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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-07
ZAVODJAC RADA DOBIVA
POLOZAJ Cd $4,000.
Pise: F. T. S.

skorasnja novost je obelodanila da je Me-
yer L. Lewis direktor zapadnog predela "a A. F.
L., dao ostavku ma svoj masan polozaj kao "a
vodjac rada da bi preuzeo polozaj generalnog
upravnika "a Flotill Cannery, II Stockton, Cali
fornia, sa platom cd $4,000 godisnje.
Lewis desna ruka djakona VIM. Greena,
ma obali Pacifika, bivsa meta "a gnJev smesa
kao sto su Associated Farmers, trgovacke /
manufakturske organizacije, zbog nJegove re-
putacije koju je stekao kao "radikalni' radnic-
XII vodja, sada Sc osigurao usancio ma polo
zaju sa kojeg ce moci sibat sa bicem preko
ledja radnika koje<je on toboze branio.
Ma osnovu vesti Lewisovoj ostavci, Green
je MENU pisao
"Ja sam svesan cinjenice da smo mi IL
gubili vrednu uslugu najsposobnijeg, dobro
treniranog i dobro ravnoteznog predstavnika
Dovrsavanje tvojih usluga moze Sc intreperti-
sati samo kao osobit gubitak "a A. F. l..
"Ja nemam drugog izbora sem da nerado
usvojim tvoju ostavku ia nemogu nadvlada-
ii razloge koje su te pokrenuli da ucinis tvoJu
znacajnu odluku da prekines sa danjim uslu-
pama "a Americku Federaciju Rada."
| najnaivnijem citaocu izgleda nedostatno
blebecanje djakona Greena, jer je vrlo Jasno
da je plata cd $4,000 ma godinu "razlog' radl
koieg je Lewis ucinio "znacajnu odluku.' Po-
menuta novost dalje spominje kako je Lewis
posle kratkog vremena siedio stope Lena Le-
mae zenske "radikalne' glave Agricultural
and Cannery Workers Union, CA. F. L.), koJa
je dala ostavku da postane upravitejka veza
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-07
Beogradska g|avnjata.

Ovde donosimo jedan strasan deo
patnje politickih kaznjenika pod
vladom .bivse Jugoslavije. Kao stol
smo pre- osnivanja Jugoslavije re-
xii da onamo gde vlada kapitaii.,
zam tamo nema srece nego nesrece
"a radnitku k1asu posebice opste
"a saw ostali radni harod, tako Sc
u Moi zbilo. Nepodnosljivi uslovii
pod kapitalisticokm vladavinom .Ju-'
goslavije proizvese revolucionarni
pokret radnicke klase, koji je vodio
borbu "a uspostavljanje takve revo-
lucionarne vladavine kon &c odgo-'
varati najbolje interesima ogromne
vecine naroda Jugoslavije, a ne sa-i
XII domace i strane plutokratije, kaos
sto ie tadasnja vlada bila.
Tadasnji revolucionarni pokret
Jugoslavije nije bio teroristicki, vec
ie radio u skIadu sa tadasnjim po-'
1itickim uslovima. Ali takva ne be-
sc "demokratska' kapitalistickas
vlada Jugoslavije. Kada su lzborl
pokazali da Komunisti imaju dobar
broi poslanika kada Sc videlo ia
niihov program osvaja sve veci deoI
masa tada Udemokratska vlada
Jugoslavije skinu masku pokaza
takvo strasno lice burzoaske dikta-
ture cd kojeg Sc mozda i sam Hitler
bi prestrasio!
Mi owe grozne istine protiv bur
zoaske Jugoslavije donosimo da bl
sto veci broj radnika mogao uv'de-
ii da su "lepa' obecanja kapitahs-
tiGkih "demokrata nista drugo d"
!; udice sa kojima da Sc ulove l
yece lance okuju radnici | celia rad
nicka klasa.
Ovdasnii "komunisti' i svi 'de-
mokratski" listovi pokreti, sa bla-
pos]ovom Stalina ostalih vodJa
"demokratiia'', Sire propaganda "a
yaskrsenie onakve JugosiaviJe kak-
va bese pre- svoje skorasnje propas'
Il; Oni nam vele da ce njena vlada
biti malo bolja cd proslih vlada.
Nth II ovome potpomazu, iii bolje
10 re6i da stvari svi oni sluze
udemokratskoj' burzoaziji kada Sc
trude nogama rukama da predo-
bin ovdasnje jugoslavenske radni-
ke "a ponovno podizanje burzoaske
Jugoslavije it'd.
N;su Ii ii isti demokrati' -
ve,;ka Britannia Siedinjene Drza-
vc stvarno organizovale ,Jngos'avi-
IN cehoslovacku Polisku! Nisu II
nam organizatori tih drzav'ca odr-
zavali ukrasne' besede "slobod-
moi Jugoslaviji, kojoJ &c sra
novnistvo .pziyati sva civilizovalna
nrava! Procitajte "Debatu tame
cete naci kako je njen aktivni "a
govarac Leontic pevao n]en'"
"lepotama." ;"
nDemokrati', nakon primirja l9-
49,. uspese sa svojim laznim sred-
stvima propaganda da zavedu ia
mosnii radni narod i ovdasn9e
radn;ke u stvaranju Jugoslavije kao
burzoaske zemlje. I kada je klasno-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-07
Kroz Partiju i Federaciju.

Cesto puta mi govorimo naSim
simpaticarima, 0 njihovoj pomo-
ci, lojalnosti odanosti prema ma
Sem pokretu. Kada tako govori-
mo, mi to ne cinimo da i'm lasha-
mo, nego jednostavno odajemo i'm
nase priznanje Ia njihovo pozrt-
vovanje "a nasu ideju. | kad ka-
zemo da nj jedna organizaciia ne
ma tako iskreno odane privrze-
nike, nego sto in S. l.. P. ina,
mi u tome nj najmanje ne prete-
rujemo. Dokaz su njihova della, u
ciju iskrenost niko ne moze po-
sumnjati.
Zato mi sa punim pravom gle
damo ma nase simpaticare sa po-
nosom, odusevljenjem i pouzda-
MEM, ne samo da &c oni tako pro-
duziti, nego da &c oni jednog dana
stupiti u nase redove, te ne tai
nacin &c bitI u stanju jos wise do
prineti "a opstu nam stvar.
Ako Sc mi ponosimo nasim O.
DAMN j lojalnim simpaticarlnla, /
oni Sc isto tako ponose sto su nasi
simpaticari. Jer simpatisati revo-
lucionarnom pokretu, "a NIGGA
raditi i materijalno ga pomagatl,
svaki radnik radnica moraju Sc
ponositi. Raditi "a stvar oslobo-
dienja dobrobit klase, bez ciJeg
rada ne bi bilo zivota u drustvu,
zar moze biti veceg ponosa? Bit
ucesnik Il izgradnji drustvene
zgrade, u kojoj ce svi korlsni
clanovi drustva uzivati plodove
svoga rada, tekovine civilizacl-
| ie i kulture, zar moze biti uzv.-
senijeg plemenitijeg rada? Ne
moze!
Tako Sc naSi clanovi i simpatl-
Carl osecaju kad rade 20 ostVare-
| ME nase oslobodilacke ideje. kad
tako ne bi osecali, oni ne bi mogli
onako svojski, odano i pozrtvo
vano raditi "a mas pokret.
, Ovih dana primili smo pismo CO
druga J. Sternthala, organizatora
Ogranka Cincinnati, koje potkrep-
liuie nase gornje tvrdnje, a koje
dobro dolazi "a nase citaoce, oso-
bito nase simpaticare, posto drug
Sternthal opisuje jedan podhvat
niihovih simpaticara. Znanlo ola
/ &c pomenuto pismo druga Stern.
thala interesovati kako nase ia
move. tako Ca mozda jos vise)
nase simpaticare, cato ga ovde
donosimo. Pismo glasi:
"Ako Sc secas, pre- dve godine
nase simpaticarke ovde Cincln-
natl. priredise piknik u korlst
| RADNICKE BORBE. Cist prihod
bese oko $4,000.
"Mogu ii javiti da su Sc one po-
| novo slozile, samo u vecem broJu
da prirede i owe godine jedan pix
mix. cd kojeg cist prihod da ide
"a konvenciiski fond RADNIckt
BORBE. Ma prosloj sednici javlle
su nam njihoyu nameru traZ1it
| cd Ogranka pomoc njihovon ra
| du. Ogranak ie niihovu nameTt
odobrio i resio da i'm pomogne
svakom pogledu. Piknik ce sc odr
| zati nedelju II. augusta.
! Nase simpaticarke pruzaju ma
sim simpaticarkama { i simpat'
carima) velicanstven primer, p;
i da i ostale nase simpaticarke p'
drugim mestima poduzmu takv'
| iii slicne mere. Nj imamo dost:
nasih simpaticaraka simpatlca
ra u mestima, gde ne postoJe mas
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-07

svsni deo radnog naroda te zemlje
pokusao da iskoristi obecana demo
kratska prava, tada Sc njegovi maj
bolii sinovi nadiose zloglasnoj
"Beogradskoj Glavhjaci' uzasnim
glavnjacama drugih gradova "de-
mokratske .Jugoslavije.
Iz svega ovoga mozemo jasno vi
deti da je civilizacija samo maska
ma lieu burzoazije, kolu ona drzl
dogod joi je probitacnije sa MON
vladati. Tada Sc radnici zaglnsuJn
sa skrasnim govorima lepoti de-
mokratskih slobostina. Ali Gin rad
nicka klasa pokusa da te demokrat-
ske sloboStine iskoristiti "a sebe, "a
boliu buducnost celog ljudstva, ta-
da maska civilizacije pada dole !
burzoaski varvarizain sa puskom l
kundakom satire radni narod. Ibog
toga nije II nikakvom interesu rad
nika da podupiru vaskrsenje iii OBJ
novu ma koie kapitalisticke parti-
10 ma ma odakIe dobivale odobren]e
syoga burzoaskog prograina. Radm-
Gina ie u interesu da Sc bore "a O.
baranje kapitalizma, prvenstveno F"
zemljama Il kojima oni Ave. Jugo-
slavenski deo radnika owe zemlJe
mora da Sc pridruzi nasoj Federacl-
il Socijalisticke Radnicke farti1e'
kao sto Sc takodjer ostaii radnci
moraiu pridruziti nasem prosram"'
Ako TO ne urade, onda &c sc Geo ka-
nitalzam ovde i svugde pretvorltl
u Beogradsku Glavnjacu' prema
koioi &c Novakovicev opis posted
ME izgledati bled.
A sada ponovno protitajmo donJi
clanak da Sc potsetimo sta Je doce-
kao radni narod Jugoslavije posto
50 dao zavesti Cd tadasnjih "demo-
kratiia':
';smo Koste Novakovica o pos
tupku policije.
Beograd, 10. II.
|rednistvu "Jutarnjeg Lista",
Zagreb.
RADIO sc odazivam Vasoj moiol,
A Yam, ma jednim dijelom "a
ada, iznesem sliku rezima u IS
ramon policijskom zatvoru u
Ovih sedan mjeseci
tkako su ukinuti gradski sudovl
istrazna vlast prenesena policiji
ruke, pokazali su posvema jas
o, da je namjera rezima bila' ia
straznu vlast pretvori u svoJe
liiepo orudje do kraja ponist1
va najosnovanija licna i gradJan'
ka prava gradjana owe zemlJe.
Metodi istrage jesu sredn]evJe'
,ovna inkvizicija, koja je u oeo
rradskoj policiji prozvana "beo
,radska Bastila' njegovana kro'
leceniie i posljednje godine dove
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-07
Veliki piknik u Akron, Ohio.


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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-07
Piknik u Cincinnati, 0.


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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-07

Ogranci, pa bi i oni mogli prize
djivati, vremena Ma vreme, dru-
garske sastanke u korist RAD
NICKE BORBE. Ma oval nacin
oni bi mogli mnogo wise doprine-
ii nasoj stvari materijalno
moralno, nego pojedinacno. A
pored toga ma ovaj nacin oni bi
| Sc Zblizavali, cega bi bila posle-
dica intimniji drugarskiji odno-
81 izmedju Min. | kao posledica
svega toga, pripremali bi zemljis-
te "a organizaciju - Ogranke
i Klubove Radnicke Borbe.
Neka nasi simpaticari po raznirl
mestima, gde ne postoje nasi O.
! granci i Klubovi RadniCke Borbe,
dodju u dodir jedni drugim, pa
neka izmene misli o gore istal1-
nutom. kad god i'm bude trebala
ma kakva pomOc, neka Sc obrate
| Centralnom Uredu nase Federaci-
| ie. On &c i'm uvek stajati ia ra-
| spolozenju.
Primili smo izvestaje sa 1ekoIi-
ko nash piknika, koji su odrzani
odlicnim uspesina. Drug P. Bog
dan, organizator Ogranka Laska-
| wanna, pise nam da je njihov
treci zajednicki piknik, koga su
odrzali 27. julia, bio uspesan, ma
! kome su napravili preko $40. Da-
] lie, pise da ce jos jedan piknik
pre- nase konvenciie odrzati. | drug
T. Jelusic. organizator Ogranka
Hoboken, takodjer pise da je nil
! hov zaiedniCki piknik Cd 20. julia,
J bio vanrednO uspeSan svakom
pogledu cist prihod je bio oko
$50. Takodjer drugarica Theresa
Pacovsky, clanica Kluba Radnicke
Borbe Milwaukee, pise nam da su
| imali odlicno uspesan godiSnji
piknik. Cist prihod sa njihova pix
nika iznosti $3.50.
/ Napraviti s180 ma jednom pix
niku, punim pravom sc moze re-
ci da je bio uspeSan, ali bez oda-
nog planskog rada, takav uspen
clanica Kluba Radni6ke Borbe
Sc ne bi mogao postici. A kad ne
bi bio wolfe i odusevljenja kod
clanica Kluba Radnicke Borbe
! Milwaukee, ne bi bilo onakvog
rada, pa prema tome nj uspeha.
| Ubedjenje u nasu ideju razvija
| volju i odlucnost kod nasih clano-
va simpaticara "a sve vecim
radon. Oni znaju da nasoj idejl
lezi spas "a naSu klasu, cato oni
tako neumorno odlucno rade,
da bi Sc j ostali radnici nju IL
bedili. da bi Sc Il niu ubedii,
oni Sc prvo S njom moraju zapoz-
natl.
U proslu nedelju Ogranak
Youngstown je odrzao svoi piknik
Il divnom votnjaku drugova ses-
tok. Bio je gostiju il CleVelanda,
Akrona. Salema j Detroita. ako
niie poseta bila onolika, koliku su
/ otekivali. ali bila je vesela i "a
dovolina. Drugarice stf bile spre-
mile razne domate zakuske i
hladnog plea. Uvete, dole potpl-
sani. odrzao je kratki pozdravni
eovor, te nakon govora izvrsena
ie kolekciia Cd $40,
Svi su naSi Ogranci clanovi
zaposleni oko spremanja Ia kon-
| venciiu, ali Ogranak Detroit je
najzaposleniji, posto on snosi mai
vecu odgovornost. Kao sto je po-
znato. on uz pomot kluba Radnic-
ke Borbe drugih mesnih subdl-
yiziia S. L. p, ina da priredl sve
sto ie potrebno ga konvenciju /
njene afere. Oni nasi Ogranci koJl
su imali takvu cast, najbolje zna-
ju koliki ie to posao. Pa ipak, po-
lvrh svega toga, Ogranak Detroit
,vodi brigu pretplatama. Nekl
dan smo primili pismo cd druga
J. Crkvenca, poverenika Ogranka
d Detroit, eek Cd s2S.75 "a IS pref
= plata ma RADNICKU BORBU,
e iednu ma WEEKLY PEOPLE i
d jednu ma RABOTNICESKU PRO-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-07
SWIM PRETPL LATNIC1MAR RADNiChh DO~D'1

Onstanak Radnicke Borbe e problem ko]'m Sc naa
., snoeava Da bi Sc osigurao nen opsanak so
prireduje Konvencska skupst1na' ma ko'oJ " ,.+n;ci
~ novcane darove Buduc da znamo da sVl pe'
;;+,;; Radniske Bobe bit stanju prsustvoVau
;;sloi skupsn mi in OWN pozivamo da nam pomognu no
ovom u;;ora ao,.ra il
JJprkos ratne proizvodnje ma koJu Sc trose "'' ~
- % n.,az noon besposlenh radnika ciji opsanak
zavs Cd miostnje ratna proizvodna ma 'eiAon
no moze resit problem besposce sto dokazuJe da
mo6an ia resi- oval problem da krene kola progresa hap
1.,;+.,;sckorn svetu besn rat snovl kce
s kase 70 razaranje bogatstva RadncKa oe
same venu zbog mankavos hrane Rodie Judi zene upe ne
onsve mike Feker pocar varau radncku Kasu Id s
- y ~ noe+ezu opsto zbrci pomova, medju ugoavenskm
radncma ovoj zem Radnicka Borba e ]edna novha Ao "
vetost niom obasjava Ona otvara oc radnc"a
ncama uci osobode svlh nesreca "uha o' "
moran; trpet dok kaptazam razor Ona taz 'asu p
v; se edini koj joj tn pomoc pruz er ona
kasne nterese.
Pomognite da opa konvencske koekc1e "a haocA
Robu znatno sate voje poge ma dole potpsanog
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-21
FlYWAY STUDENT 10 STUDY BIRDS lI ON YUKON DELLA
Charles {: Gillian u Through on Another Expedition
 10 Nesfinq Grounds

7 Enroute to one Of the greatest migratory bird areas in the world, Charles E. Gillham, Fqyway Biolo- gist of the Fish and Wildtfe Serv- ice, was a through passenger on the steamer Columbia yesterday. Gnlham will go down the Yukon from ] Nenana to study nesting grounds in the many estuaries at the mouth ofo the river, in Hooper Boy, Hagen Bay, Baird Inlet and the Kuskokwim i'-4
 He will be accompanied by Wild- life Agent Harold oGallwas as far as Mountain Village. Then native pilot will take him to the mouth of the river and along the Boring Sea shore. He will put his boat up at BetheI.a sf1.t Rea
 Last year Gillhan went down the Mackenzie River in a rubber boat to study nesting grounds on the Arctic Ocean
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-21
INVITATION FOR BIDS

Sealed bids will be received by the City of Juneau at the office of the City Clerk in the City Hall, Juneau, Alaska, until 12 o'clock noon on Saturday. May 24th, 194l, and there publicly opened for fur nishing and installing one full automatic fuel oil-burner in the basement of the City Hall. Burner must meet full regulations of Board of Fire Underwriters and must be capable of supplying sufficient heat for $500 square feet of radiation. Bidder must furnish written guar antee of at least one year opera tion and service. Further details may be obtained from the City En- gineer. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 ROBERT G. RICE,
 adv. City Clerk. Publication dates, May 21-22-2S, 1941. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-21
NEW lANNERy GOING UP Al
 PELICAN CITY
Laurence Freeburn Puts in One Line Plant
 on Inlet

A new and up-to-date oile-line cannery is being built at Pelican City by Laurence Freeburn, Presi- dent of the Pyramid Packing Con- panys for operation this season.
 Freeburn was Juneau visitor yesterday on the North Sea en- route to Sitka, where his cannery will also operate this season.
 The new cannery is believed 10 be the only new installation in Southeast Alaska in recent years. It will bring new industry to the growing community which alresuy has cold storage plant, and is expected to boost the population of Pelican City to several hun dred.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-21

possible by the nickels and dimes collected in the coin boxes and the purchase of tickets for the Presi- dents Birthday Ball, not only m Alaska, but in every State in the Union.
 Other Iron Lungs?
 It is hoped, Health Department officials said, that other communi- ties in the Territory may see fit to follow the example of the citi- zens of Juneau, through whose con- tributions a respirator (iron lung) is made available.
 These activities on the part of the Territorial Department of Health and the City of. Juneau are examples of preparedness tn merit the support of every citizen in the Territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-21
SpLINTS LAID
 IN AS POLIO"
 PREPAREDNESS
No Chances Being Taken with Infdnti|e PdraIy-
 sis Threat Here

The Territorial Department of Health today received by express from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis 108 splints and frames for use of infantile paraly- sis patients. This was done at the request of the Division of Mater nal and Child Health and Crippled Children's Services of the Ter ritoriai Department of Healt ll through the Alaska Chairman of the Presidents Birthday Ball Com mittee, Coy. Ernest Gruening.
 A depot for these appliances will be established in the office of the Territorial Department of Health in Juneau and the appliances will be distributed throughout the Ter ritory on the request of private physicians. Although only four cases of infantile paralysis have been reported and there appears oo be little danger of the recent out break of infantile paralysis reach ing epidemic proportions, the of ficials of the Department of Health are taking no chances and are therefore preparing for any even- tuality
 To Rest Muscles
 It was pointed out that although there is no specific treatment for infantile paralysis, much can be done for those attacked by the disease, by placing and keeping them in position where all weak ened muscles are put at rest. This is the objective and result of prop erly used splints and frames. Ii was also pointed out that many children who show extensive par alysis in the acute stage of the disease, if cared for by the prope, application of splints and frames eventually recover completely afte. weeks or months.
 Letters are being sent to phy- sicians in the Territory informing them of the establishment of tht depot for splints and frames. 4 pamphlet giving a description O the appliances and instructions fol ordering is being enclosed.
 It is to be noted that the splint! and frames are loaned to the Ter. ritory by the National F'oundatio, for Infantile Paralysis without cos except for the transportation ex penses. This service has been mad
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-21
NEW TYPE, TANSp0RT PLANE, IS DEvEL0pED;
 10 HAVE HIGH SPEED

NEW YORK, May 21.-Construc- tion of a new type of 37-ton trans port plane. capable of carrying 60 fully-eauipped soldiers, is reported in aviation circles.
 The Lockheed Aircraft Corpora tion at Burbank, California, is said to have designed the commercial plane which will have a cruising speed Of 2S0 miles an hour, 100 miles an hour faster than most transports now in use.
 Pan American, Transcontinental and Western have placed orders for 10 of the transports.
 The transport will be known as the "Lockheed Consultations" and for commercial use will be fitted to carry 10 passengers and span the Atlantic in 12 to IA hours.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-21
GARDENERS SAIL ON WAY
 TO YAkUIAI

Five men from Juneau and four from Ketchikan were on board the northbound steamer Columbia yesterday when the vessel sailed for the Westward.
 Rough. carpenters, hired by the Territorial Employment Service for work on the Yakutat Army air base, the following Juneau men left on the vessel:
 George Phillips, Anton Hared, All fred E. Otto, and John O. Palermo. Harry Hoffman shipped out of Ju- neau as a blacksmith.
 Men hired in Ketchikan for work on the Yakutat defense project as rough carpenters were Ole Os- berg, Herman Ludwison, Edwin Frederick and Wesley Edmonds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-21
@O72c NOTICE OF CONTEST (For publication
Department of the Interior General Land Office

Department of the Interior
 General Land Office
 Anchorage, Alaska,
 April 18, 1941.
 To CHARLES DOUGLAS BUOY of Gustavus, Alaska, Contestee::
 You are hereby notified that JAMES MARSH CHASE, who gives GO Mildred Hermann, attorney Juneau, Alaska, as his post-office address, did on December IS, 193a, file in this office his duly corro- borated application to contest and secure the cancellation of your homestead entry, Serial No. O8241, made July g, 1885, for Lot 4, Sec ton 6, Township 40 S., Range 59 E., Copper River, Meridian, and as grounds for his contest he alleges that Charles Douglas Buoy has abandoned his entry and left for parts unknown somewhere in the States. He has not been in Alaska in the last three years.
 You are, therefore, further mo- tified that the said allegations will be taken as confessed, and your said entry will be cancelled with out further right to be heard, either before this office or on ap- peal, if you fail to file in this office within twenty days after the FOURTH publication of this mo- tice, as shown below, your answer, under oath, specifically responding to these allegations of contest, to- gether with due proof that you have served copy of your answer on the said contestant either in person or by registered mail.
 You should state in your answer the name of the post office to which you desire future notices to ne sent to you.
 GEORGE A. LINGO,
 Register Publication dates, May 14-2l-28, June 4, l94l. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-21
MECHANIC HERE 10 TAKE CARE OF RYAN
 FLEET AT AIRPORT

The two planes belonging to James J. Ryan and which the re- gently appointed Assistant Director of Civil Defense for Alaska flew here from the East are now at the PAA airport, where Mechanic Bobby Jarose, who flew here with Ryan on his latest trip. will take care of them.
 Ryan arrived here Monday from Whitehorse after six-day trip from New York in a GrumInan amphibian. The plane Is designed for two pilots and six passengers but Ryan has altered the interior arrangements to provide extra gasoline capacity. s'a F esf% sa
 Peter Gruening, son of Gov and Mrs. Ernest 'Gruening, was a pas senger in the GIr11fiman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-21
FIRST AlAskA
 SEA5tOuI! ! SHIP I ]
 E CHARTERED
Darrell Naish Skipper of JuneduCTeW-Vessel
 Is Available

A charter for Alaska's first Sea Scout Ship has just been received frcm New York headquarters by .. s. Baranof Scout No. ell of Juneau.
 The ship equivalent of troop" Ter Eeg. scouts, is sponsored by A. ford John Bradford Pest of the American Legion and has nine sharter members. Darrell A. Naish is Skipper, and7 Wendell Schneider and Grant K Ritter are Mates. The Ship Committee consists of John M Clark, George Gullufsen and Frank A. Metcalf The Ship meets second and fourth Thursdays at the Dugout.
 Skipper Naish also announced he had received word the Coast Guard s. B. surfboat No. 1920 at Ketchikan is available for transfer to the Sea Scout Ship. He is making applica- tion for it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-21
GAMES TODAY

The following are final scores of baseball games played in the two major leagues this afternoon as received up to press time;
 National League Boston 4; Pittsburgh 6. New York 6; Cincinnati 3. Philadelphia 3; Chicago '.
 American League St. Louis 6; Boston 8. Chicago 6; Philadelphia 2. New York 5; Detroit 4.