The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 4, 1942, Page 4

s B S SN ) R PAGE FOUR Dmlv Alaska Emptre SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1942 S e e e —a great thing for the members of the armed forces a great thing for the people. It is doubtful, howeve: |if this Army Day will see much of that, f rom Professional [FappY BRTHDAY ]| 70 YEARS AG0 ——nd in the States | ‘ u t Sunday by the ] 7 "'“";fl_;;;'_’ ST DORMANE |perhaps. but not in Alaska. ‘ THE EMPIRE }|| Fraternal Societies Second and Main Streets, Juneau, Alasks. But we don't think that it is necessary to create | : Gastineau Channel z HELEN TROY MONSEN - - - - - President| .y g¢mosphere of hysterical patriotism and flag wav- PSS RO U INSE T SKANSIIRG PSS o 4= e e A e M SRS ¢ R L BERNARD - - Vice-President and Bustness Kausser |, ., mape the people o: Alaska appreciate the M ::1?:: f)anipl Achll S0 - e e T30 - st 2 ‘ o s State pelice were call ut i sy i 8 Entered 1n the Post Office in Juneau as Second Class Matter. | United States Army, | B’ A Sl PatD ed out in Pennsylvania to disperse a mob that MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 SUBSCRIPTION RAT! Delivered by carrier in Juneau and De for $1.25 per month. By mail, postage paid, at the followin§ rates: One year, in advance, $12.00; #ix montbs in advance, $8.00; Drs. Kaser and Freeburger | was trying to induce the non-union coal miners to quit. The first dis- | orders of the nationwide coal strike occurred when a high tension wire carrying the electric current to the state mines was cut by strikers. 8Second and fourth Monday of each month in Scottish Rite Temple | Betty Nelson The Item Veto ! David R. Hill nth, in advance, $1.25. PR g Orrin Edwards t o vay g:\’xscr‘mru will confer a favor if they will nrompnyhnudm | Brtiadany | John Feero | — DENTISTS beginning at 7:30 p. m. the Business Office of any fallure or irregularity in the de- (Philadelphia Record) 1 ¥ v \ . % & £ 2 h % ore e B B The veto power of ?hn President is one of the | bt Mrs, B8 BOMEe . her dadfitlerdy JMTISUTS W BEREITS, 1504 Bipgren Bullaieg = W gg‘g;‘&a L‘!’EVIV' Telephones: News Otfice, 803; Business Office, 374. 5 ! : ™ ] Norma Homme for the south on the Jefferson to spend the summer months and return PHONE 60 shipful Master; J. g " MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS R Tonaiart aera spgrmaks, Ly ‘onr; SURRIUHORIE (UM John J. Costello to Juneau in the fall. ERS, Secretary. The Associnted Press is exclusively entitled to the use for | Of checks and balances. At present, this power is| % = “iication of all news dispatches credited to it or mot other- | ofte, " 4 o isintion | g D O B e e elae the hoca) news Dibiished| Often nullified by the complex nature of legislation | APRIL 5 Mrs. E. Smith, who had been visiting in Douglas for several days vise © and loose Congressional rules which permit the tack- | Mrs. Nell Kilburn 162 ol THE ForhAs g o tiees b ol 4y P il PIGGLY WIGGLY “TALASKA CIRCULATION GUARANTERD TO BE LARGER | I1é Of “riders” not germane to the subject, onto Mrs. Anna Winn [t mad (‘hm hmfien i Tk it o s Dr.A.W. Stewnn THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION. bills. Forrest R. Bates i DENTIST For BETTER Groceries T NATIONAL REPRESFNTATIVES — Alaskas Newspaper, For instance, an appropriation bill may contain Ernest L. Carter i G T 5 Americun Bullding, Seattle, Wash, hundreds of necessary items, passed and sent to the Mrs. M. S. Jorgenson City Clcxl; L. W. Knlbuxnt of Douglas, was appointed school tax col- 20TH CENTURY BUILDING Phone 16—24 l ] - e it s oF two akars”. taka s i , lector to receive taxes due this April. - ¢ dent with one or two “jokers” inserted by in Jawes Sey Office Pt Py * * The President can- He must risk delay let the “jokers” Perry Tonsard Ernestine Tyler Victor Crondahl | Dave Burnett fluential membeis of Congress not veto the undesirable items by vetoing the whole bill, or else go through J. W. Kehoe, who had been in attendance at tha American Legion Convention at Ketchikan, returned to Junhcau cn the Queen. He had |been one of the delegates from the local post. ""The Rexall Store” . | President Roosevelt points out that many States ' Betty Ruth Allen s S5 l’hrllowonuomflu Your Reliable Pharmacists | permit item vetoes. Under this system, the bill spe- | DZ:‘NCL“‘ H’?fl::‘:' [ 9. J. Hillard, Deputy Collector of Custoans, od through Juneau DIETETICS—REDUCING BUTLER-MAURO ¢ cifically says that the President may veto a part of s on the steamer Princess Mary the previous Zaturday on his way to|| Soap Lake Mineral and Steam DRUG CO. it without invalidating the whole D”'l ‘;Skugway where he was to be stationed until the opening of navigation 2 ‘Baths In normal times, the use of the item veto ""“-‘" fon the Yukon River when he was to proceed to Eagle, his headquarters || Dr. Doelker, D. C., Bernard Bldg. be cdoubted. At worst, the President vetoes the during the summer. — whole bill and then waits for Congress to delete the Y Et g TIDE CALENDABS ky items he doesn’t like or else pass it with those in- [ g ok A permit to graze reindeer on Yakobi Island had been granted to cluded over his veto. But the situation is different | The stars incline g b s L g T ol Dr John H ; FREE | it vk but do not compel” |J. B. Caro and J. T. White by the U. S. Forest Service. Mr. White said . JO. . ey!t | Now, the need for certain legislation can be So{ :[Ahu( 1:1(1- animals would probably not be placed on the island before DENTIST narr Race nru ist g 3 A g e T 7 {urgent that Congress knows the President won't veto [aMeugtat Room 9—Valentine Bldg. Y A gg 55 EASTER SUNDAY |such a bill no matter what it tacks on. This, in ef- SUNDAY, APRIL 5 | % 4 ?HONI 762 <3 3 | e | tect, nulifies the veto. | Gosa ana evil balaBcs i the On the program for the Parent-Teachers Association meeting to be Hours: § am. to 8 pm. Tomorrow the Christian world joins in commem- | Senator Vandenberg, agreeing with the President, pI.mvt'uy aspects for today. The|held in the evening was a reading, “Who's Afraid,” by Miss Marguerite oration qf the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the <h|r-i31, announced that he will put an item veto pro- |clergy come under benefic influ- |Bone. A discussion on the aims of the Parent-Teachers Association was “The Stere for Men" \ church festival of the year, a day that has 1-om.muvd‘u on in the next appropriation bill. iences that promise access of relig- 'to be given by L. D. Henderson and several selections by the high school , to be observed through 1900 years, through countless | If it doesn't work, Congress can go back to the ious interest among large numbnl\muhn«(m ROBERT SIMPSON, OPT. D. SAB'N s l o wars, through ages that have seen the life and death | present system. At least, the “item veto” is worth {of men and women. ; _— Graduate Los Angeles College | of whole civilizations a trial HEART AND HOME: This is a Juneau Elks took another healthy stride toward the Elks’ Club cham- of Optometry and Front St—Tiiangle Bldg. | It was 1900 years ago that Christ rose from the - fortunate date for seeking advice | pionship of Southeast Alaska the previous evening when they ran up Opthalmology ‘ dead and demonstrated to those of Christian faith —_— | from the head of the household. It 'y tota] of 2570 in the third match of their telegraphic bowling series | | (llasses Pitted Lenses Ground - that life does not end at the grave. “He was cruci- Aces As Teachers is ‘:]“\‘(' lm"“t'&r;“'“;: fd“l;‘,:;uf:cpei“jl“l_{jwnh Ketchikan. Metcalf had been high man with a total of 586 pins. ‘ fied, dead and buried; and the third day He rose | = ""“w. Pl e | RS !vl’lll‘lnll'oo‘;lhn and | again! (New York Times) # f“‘LL okt advibe ’%‘he sty .m| Rain with moderate southeast winds were on the weather schedule Bervice More Complete at i { Today Chritianiy is threatenea m many parts| General Arnold has made a good choice i select- [PFOfit f1om advice, e SR SO |10, o ana vicinity. - Maximn temperature was 51 and mniun | | The Charles W. Carter||| THE BARANOF | | of the world. America, a Christian country, and her | 19§, Colonel E. V. Rickenbacker and Colonel Prank | & [URE S WAL U | vas 37 q llies are fighting \ tr ations to whom s sty Tot the assnmint of Joing thi coni ;\ a good sign for those who seek Mortu corrfl sflnp Sl aie fignonp & war Wi \( nations 4!1‘.\' and giving instruction In the psychology of air|> ® 8994 IEW 'EL FUOE TS e e oo PONIE S, ary | i E ”: is :ml a day for rejoicing. ; i {combat. Not only did these two fliers distinguish | " heer o configuration which . . . by Fourth and Franklin Sts. | =] ut Wwherever our troops go, we can rest assured | ypemcelves as American aces in the First World War. 2 3 PHONE 136 - 4 4 | v B e 4 AT promises high places in public ser- ST AR R T e Christisnity aiso gods. Cn baiie-stained Batan | e cotn Bie taten cemmsadh Wik bl 15 i A [P ¥ ) ally Lessons In Enghish w. 1. corpoN FINE ula, Easter services may be held with ll"‘“~vr\|o for their country. Colonel Rickenbacker has BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Although | &eeeeee— TE2G i PO R S S el : Ftimble OF Jhp @UuE W, tbe background, o talift v 4 |idhenetl WitH fhib veats, do snesl sliR: g offeghlvos | e sirill e IR SRY gl ture WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “T am so glad to hear it.” i Watch and Jewelry Repairieg wing of a fighting piane for the chaplain’s pulpit. |1y as he fights, which is saying a great deal. Colonel promising, storms may destroy g i aovpger oo b ks e Jflfifis‘"efll Sh.ll i at very reasonable rates But the thought of life eternal, proved to a|Hunter is an outstanding test pilot and exemplar of |some crops. Heavy rains are indi- '_ L % LADIES'—MISSES’ | | Christian world almost 2,000 years ago, will be re- |flying skill of the highest order. Both he and (3()101\<'I‘nlod for the Mississippi Valley M,LTOFTFN MI;PERONOL‘N“‘”' Discretion. eygnotne Hila n, as in READY-TO-WEAR | | PAUL BLOEDHORN i ar i r i ces o not as in o newed again, even on the battlefield, in the minds | Rickenbacker are equipped not merely with the neces- land gales along the New England » | e oward Ne | B. FRANKLIN STREET | [ of those fighting in defense of their country and|Sary technical knowledge but with a certain incan- coast may disturb shipping. There, ~ OFTEN MISSPELLED: Dysentery; DYS, not DIS. Street ear Third | | i 4 [ SEstianty, | descence of personality that should help to make | is also a forecast of increased sub-| SYNONYMS: Ancient, antique, antiquated, archaic, old, aged. —_— \ raster aterns b | burn more brightly the combat spirit in the air units | marine activity on the Atlantic WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours.” Let us - il b - g s et AP they will visit throughout the country. |coast. The s again warn of | increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day.” Today's word: RCA Victor Radios i e R | — surprises in warfare, treachery. dis-| DISPARAGEMENT; diminution of esteem or standing; act of expressing JAMES c COOPER and RECORDS ’ ARMY DAY From the architect’s office to the dome of the|Buised aircralt and camonflaged o low degree of estimation. “What I say is no disaparagement of his | Juneaw Melody House . ST | capiptol at Washington there are 365 steps—one for |enemy ships. Losses of valuable car- |y, Next to Truesdell Gun Shop : Mxnm‘n‘[:'u)nll(; _;m I)m;n ru»]&lm’\lulod as AYMY | aon day of the year. . Leap Year, we take it, would p,u:-: are indicated for the Ameri-| Second Street Phone 65 Jay—in the United ates and in the Territories, too leave you atop the dome cans. r s e v s s r s s 4 ou 2 ST It should be a day far different than the last Army | BT SN N R NA]’HONAL IIS'*UES‘ Dl;(‘u\‘;“ln b — L] i b rioti 3 of the attitude of the churches | Day. It should be intensified with patriotism, inten-| You never know what fate holds for you. During | © ¢ MODERN E"QUETTE INSURANCE sified wih new public interest in our army, the or- |his lifetime Sir Walter Raleigh had a suit of armor ;‘;‘:;‘1;‘“““\‘_;]0‘”,““‘_( h‘elna’l’fi';:;‘?g"i’m“’,’_‘ ROBERTA LEE | iflmmmm ::p];)n I\\-!nr); the future of the Umlpv!;of solid silver. But he wound up on a tobacco lmv:mgz #fth . colibn ’mer%h‘ Well- | “=== PRS0 50 VILAHY UBPeNCE, | meaning ministers will preach ag- Q. Is it proper to send gifts to the mother of a new-born baby? | When our National Congress decided that we In breathless excitement it has been announced |ajngy the irrational practice of A. Yes. Friends, as a rule nowadays, send flowers to the mother Shauu‘:k Agency | that approximately 60,000,000 Americans are inter- | should celebrate an Army Day, its members probably | armed conflict but the seers wam\.md perhaps some dainty bit of wearing apparel for the baby—such had in mind parades, and bands, and the rest of |€sted in wild life as a hobby or ""f’“‘_i"“- But | that the clergy whl have 1eason’inings as a lace cap, a little sweater, or & pair of hoots. This is not 2 the trimmings and ornateness that a well-drilled | Pitifully few can afford to lead it. And most of them |to be “Kmklul for United States | | absolutely necessary, but it is considered nice. c A LIF 0 R N IA > 4 . : i are afraid of what the neighbors would say. ! defense preparations. Surprises . i ! 4 m military unit can display. It is doubtful, however, jare " P ght g s for | {that are of great potential dungex Q. Is it all right for an overnight guest to ask the hostess for an Grocery and Meat Market ;‘ -lb\‘mp Iax ? "4‘;_0‘;" our army now has the time | yry. tnan 325,000,000 pairs of rubber heels were |are prognosticated, as eriemy forces|€xtra blanket? 478—PHONES—371 g g e Y 5 5 | produced in 1941 in the United States. Well, they'll | work within as well as without the A. Yes, this should be done by all means if insufficient "“’"E”"f% DH H ‘VANCE / High Quality Foods at i vwlu )f.lx‘gnm ?(Xfil]lf‘s.& 11'1 (h("xo days. There \h | corte i handy now. | United States. fhat. been provided. : OSTEOPATR Moderate Prices little of the old World War glamor in the dispatching | z INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: Q. Is it necessary to write anything on the card that accompanies | | Eongultation and examination ! of units of our armed forces to the battle fields. | Ann Sheridan has just donated a pint of blood | Evidence that the cause of the dem- (o wedding gift? free. 10 to 12; 1 to 6; = } It's a great thing to see a unit of the United | o the Red Cross army blood bank. When the news Cccracies has reached its principal A. No; the card is sufficient, as good wishes and congratulations are 7 t0'8,80 by appoinment. e ‘ States Army marching down a street lined withlgets out, theyll probably have a standing line for ‘x’:"i‘:@"ss;’;mm"ad‘*fl‘ww‘nl m"cl;“m‘!’ offered at the reception. Gustiieau Hotel Annex Super WHITE Power | cheering people, marching behind a flag and a band | transfusions. & wevanges. I GEee] South Frankiin St. Phone | \ 2 Britain recent changes in govern- e i l"_‘ TRUCKS and BUSSES | " 0 oty : 3 4 ment personnel will prove fortunate. i wash“‘g'on thirty days. It ensures them plen-|fered severe defeat. This sort of| At this time Anthony Eden comes Lo 0 K a nd LEA R N NASH CARS | |ty of rest, the company operates|propaganda was to be expected, but | ynder a most promising aspect. A. C GORDON Auh. Christensen Bros. Garage | Me"'_ | every day of the month, and the|not expected was the source quoted|He and several men of his age, 1e B‘- "” 909 WEST 12TH STREET : Navy gets urgently needed instru- by Tokio—a story in the Argentine | forty-five, will gain in responsibility, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Go_hund ments | newspaper, La Nacion, written by, while older statesmen suifer from | 1. What is the fastest animal for long distance running? Audits Taxes T8 i What this company can do, others | its Washington correspondent, Fer- | impaired health due to nervous ! 2. How old was Columbus when he discovered America? Bystems Bookkeeping ¥ san do likewise. \nando Ortiz-Echague. strain and hard service in the sec- 3. What are homonyms? Rm. 8, Valentine Bldg. Phone 676 “HORLUCK’ . § (Continued from Page One) | : I ¢ ; g ‘ o ; : i S DANISH ,,:,,4, b, il Actually, Ortiz-Echague said just ond world v;‘an i | 4. Whose is the first signature on the United States Constitution? | Se———————— Ice Cream Flavors oa | the opposite, compared Roosevelt| Persons whose birthdate it is have 5. What proportion of the average man’s body is his i | : F & JTRA M 7 2 a i y is his brain? Peppermint Candy, Fuc Ri] much merited recognition of the CUTRATE HAIRCUTS and MacArthur to Clemenceau and the augury of a year of great act-| ANSWERS: “Say It With Flowers" but Rum Royal, Ooeoan?xst‘ 055::' ! long fight for little business men The liveliest part of House de-|poch predi ¢ the ; ivity in both public an | £ e - W8 i 'och, predicted for them the same y P d private 1. The horse. “SAY IT WITH OURS!” Lemon Custard, Black charry One other man also deserved a bate on the »lrghl,utl\e appropriation | yiniant yecord as those French|Matters. Prosperity is indicated and 2. Forty-one. Caramel Pecan, Black Walnut, public pat on the back, but was not | bill (providing funds for the op-|jeaders. there will be sustantial inheritances i 3 Raspberry Ripple, New yu,g.w' Mvited, Probably Hoosevelt didi't|eration of Corgress) dUEs hdb ap- £or ingny. 3. Words which are pronounced alike, but spelled differently, such Juneau Florlsts Rock Road, Chocolate, Srs whacee i know him. Only a few insiders do.| Dear in the Congressional Record. | 2 Children born on this day prob- | BARE and BEAR. i Bt Noi g e 2 i He is Shreves Coles Badger, re- It was over the issue of half-price MERRY-GO-ROUND ably will be possessed of fine in-| 4 George Washington's. at the GUY SMIT! ' ‘ tiring, liberal Chicago investment haircuts for congressmen, and was| Senate insiders are predicting that!telligence and well-poised charact-| 5. One thirty-fifth. ¥ e H DRUG“ banker, who has been quietly after deleted by members who feared Earl Harrison, able Philadelphia Re- ers. They will succeed in their| | n & Ahl c — s B scalp, repercussions if their constituents | Publican, will be confirmed as Com- |careers but may be too trustful re-|maladies may multiply. Diets will | ~—- W, e ice ers Lo. Summoned to Washington in the 1earned about the boodle. missioner of Immigration despite garding friends, new and old. |take on a new importance because Wlth MacArthur Plumbi il Burners H. S. GRAVES l early days of the old OPM to help Representative Frederick Smith, a | the “personal objections” of Demo-| the most nourishment at the least| .. umbing—Oi e | | eatn X ol g = "3 3 Heati Clothing Man™ 1 ; little business, Badger ran up plain-talking Ohioan, raised the|C‘atic Senator Joe Guifey. Har-| MONDAY, APRIL § cost will be of chief concern. Home eating ! against the iron-handed policy of ticklish haircut issue. vison did a widely acclaimed Job| - aquerse planetary aspects dom- |COCKINE IS to be more scientific Phone 34 Sheet Metal 30“: OF HART SCHAFFNER Jesse Jones in every move he made.| Representative Emmet O’Neal of t?u@lmg e _aue" registration 18st|inate today which may be difficutt] tHaR f(?rmerly,‘ £ihee JESRL I3 We m::__————_:_—*’ s e After months of vain effort, Badger Kentucky, economy - preaching YABE A Aenll fun e SOl o because of influences that obstruct I(;l‘m t\l;: Bietris - i much‘ finally compiled @ report on 2000 chairman of a subcommittee on the ;’_“gm“"“ post ;"- a personal sacri- and retard. Mars is in thrmlening’g-ru:n; 'ca‘fi’“%i‘;‘“’dtfif w’;‘;‘:‘p' subéontractors kept out of 'War pro- was explaining various “mis- LCC & hRo PIL U, WA aspect, iy ad,i};lnctspz;f Ainerlocnflr Hto s : duction betause of inability, to get|cellaneous” items, when he re- SEPRUEVE W jee St Rl expludw HEART AND HOME: Womer to- esvam who ks will h: be: eo!lmn LWBER comnuy needed loans from Jones. marked, with a disapproving look °g 2:1 'l’lombs"e“ under profit-mind- | day are under the rule of benefic in- {e 1 pracuca‘l:?yo extinct :re 1949 [ Armed with this devastating docu- |at the press gallery. ed dollar-a-year-men, asked Wen- fliences which should spur them to (e is OF ALASKA | ment, Badger began a quiet but It is a common fallacy that dell Willkle 10 act us e counsel)intelise Hebivitles, The stars "houm‘w“m El;;flw':fi an fullybl‘eslcl'ed-‘ tanacious ‘o dT( 'h‘lm J haireuts shaves, sod ¢ sater @ ‘d when he appeared before the con-|emphasize the need of faithful ser- e S i Lflhfl' d nlil i u.l .al’ len.x(lmlll ”(u;m € ';\bd s‘;vm;mu ”; " il.)“, U‘ L,m‘ ; m“\;a;xfl and | oo eional investigating committee, Vice at Home and in public projects. Cd:fl(ct sp:;:ads \l;]xmdeacht weel; an (gt Iy soon had the Army, Navy, E ings e that are furnishe ouse . f t “{and ‘even those who not reat 0 or, | Girls may e; s g % Congress lined up against him. This members free. That idea is a mis :;?(thi):)l}fid;nfi“,"xd nowever, i¥ad: 1v i:p:c;u?;;pzlifi? for o |he stars begin o forsee a long war. EBONES 587 or.741=o(HNEAN] o o rbination the bulky | tike” 5 ohe e 10 ho;; ;;1 ::;La:g:; gagements Aha weddings h:: i:; Since the beginning of this struggle | SECURE YOUR LOAN THROUGH US To Improve Texan couldn't lick Smith of Ohio immediately ™00 o oo it © _In a let. ™Mnor note of war will be heard to maintain the democracies the as and Modornice Your Home Under Title L. F. H. A. I 4 B el adeer of Jumped up to question this. trologers have foretald years of | When word reached Badger of 5 ter to the War Labor Board, Ted a, an undertone to rejoicings. Musi- b BT TS FAREY S , | the executive order taking small Why not be frank with ourselves o Silvey, plain-talking secretary of|C.*1S Should be fortunate at this ERic 2hia P L) decmw. e — ; loans away from Jesse, he remarked, |24 the people about haircuts?” |y "o " are Council, charged ihnl'“me Wwhen the need of entertain- ({oag it T | “Well, T may bave worked myself | he demanded. “They cost us only € el (ESEREE CATEe WAL imont witl be stressed s men fn| oo, beiore Peale 1s eStABIISKED, It is CAPITAL—3$306,000 out of a job, but it’s a pleasure cents in the House barber shop, . 5 " | uniform await summons to Battle|ProPnesied: The establishment of a 1y 3 Mr. Jones also has b worked | half or less than half the regular DULe: certain employers are deilb-|fongs new order' of living is prognosti- SURPLUS—£150,000 . Jones also 1@as heen orked ’ . - eratel st . s | a ¥ id' s price. Thats petting something o, SUTIOE P labor dISturb-| BuSINESS AFPAIRS: Large|Cel Out of long suffering aid . free, isnt it? Why not admit it 16| oncce P PIACHE neBro Workers|isans will be made o South Amek- (oo il eYCIve a purified hu- COMMERC, 1 f1a badnik among whites without first consult-|ijcan countries as needs develop. ariity that begins to recognize JOMMERCIAL AND | WHERE THERE'S A WILL ONeal wab B slarilia that nib ‘:& shop stewards. Silvey declared|Changes in our banking systems ‘“ier';fmeiflfifififfifi“f@ 44 | | SAVINGS ACCOUNTS THERE'S' A WAY pince-nez glasses almost fell ofe. (hAt the OIO is agdinst race dis-|are indicated. The nation’s finam. i gaialode of | Rear Admiral Rockwell Here is one company that has He coughed nervously, but did not crlmmatiun but is opposed to pre-|ces are well managed as our celossal ;hz‘::‘u?w(g i;my;.:\;‘:olv;::gll:e shany i 3 W Rock: e licked the problem ‘round the clock, attempt to refute Smith Neither CWItOUS action By employers. Na-|indebtedness rises from week Foj2 eraee - There may| pegy Admiral Francis ock- FE )XE 7 days a weel production withou! aid anyone ele. Later the Ohiogs UOP@l Maritime Union, a CIO a-|week. Investments i insuranc Ol e ey Members O el il i # DERCNTE S5 ~ iy 42 .~ . T oAl | o) ote b forely . the family in the war. ! Imander in the Phillppiie islands, | e “swealing” its workers: The Ford was besieged by members to de. uate, has a foreigh secton, withi command special attention. Pen~ | " = 7 d y mbers to de=| (" 0 irol by U | si N al Children! born on this day are| js now in Australia, having ar- gib £ Instrument Co., Long Island City, lete his remarks. PFinally he gave 10 ¢ontrol by U. 8., to organize|sions will also be widely discussed | 0y - : s. Pinally he gave '\ ' - g likely to bé fortunate in their her- | rived with General Douglas Mac Ona el R. Y. (no connection with Hen- in seamen serving on U. S, ships un- |35 It becomes apparent that genef-iji06 of brains and good health,| Arthur, Rockwell is expected to L B e o e S der the flag of Panama, The union |9Sity is carried too far toward ""‘frney should be taught to safeguard | be given “an_appropriate com- JUNEAU ALAS K A the Navy under a system by which JAP PROPAGANDA Has a strong communistic flavor. :5:: Who have no’ need of\ @iEMMSfig pssessiofis Which may be | mand, probally at sca.” 5 1 #ts employes ;mrk five consecut According to a Tokio broadcast, “;‘l‘;’(’;‘;‘e""s}‘:;i‘1t’g’ ‘I’"“fd | NATIONAL 1SSUES: Much it |easilY lost. ee—— e ays of 9% s each and then beame sar yndicate, Tnc. | e s if g fi:is of J hours each u:(' then beamed toward South America, i (RS {ness through the next few week (Copyright, 1942) Texas is generally credited with | e one day off. This means the Roosevelt took MacArthur out of i is' forecast. Cities s} BT 4 00 e the birthpl f the card s sk E .3 Workers get 5 days off in cvery|the Phillppines because he. suf s i Al ps L e e " " | There is no substitute for newspaper advertiging! B ) 3 ppines cause he suf- Empire Classificds Pay! severe sunitary rules. Children's BUY DEFENSE STAMPS game known as “rummy.” 3 g- |