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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
I6 Win
Promotion
In Army

Sixteen Michigan officers have
been temporarily promoted and
three called TO active duty the
War Department announced to-
day.
Those promoted from lieutenant
to captain are: Edward Raymond
Bien az 1880 Lonyo, Detroit; Earl
Leslie Steele ot 4446 jonathan.
Dearborn; Robert Anders Helt-
man Of 1854 MaTshfieid, Ferndate;
Alva Francis Libert of 103 Ma
pleton road, Crosse Polnte Farms
Rafael r. Sanjurjo Of Ann Arbor;
Harold Cowle SWenson of Grand
Rapids: John Philip Manger Of
Laurium and Fred Clement Gar
lock Of Saginaw.
Promoted from 2nd lieutenant
10 Lieutenant are William James
Haggerty Jr. of 1880 Ashland, De
troit; Alex Zletz OF 2O05 w. Phlla-
delphia. Detroit: David Ridne Of
1850 Hawthorne. Highland Park
Jack Alan RoclofS of Battle
Creek; Paul Melvin 'Ragle of Bat
tie Creek; Cyril William llaCkct
of Bay City: Russell II. Whiting
of Dimondale, Marvin RadeSky of
st Joseph.
Called TO active duty are:
Capt. Bradley OConnell Turner
~ Detroit 2nd 1t Mary Grace
Ogden Of Birmingham and 2nd It..
Dale MaAne BLnoAS-o!-L.E-~--
Lake.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Service Notes:
Service Notes:
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Detroiter Wins
Commission in
British Training

Robert ~. Miller. 1o2o5 DrcS-
den. is among II L. s. soldiers
commissioned second heutenants
following several months Of inya-
sion training at an officers school
in England
He is a Highland Park Junior
College graduate and has been
stationed in England more than
"A year,
Sgt. \. II. SchleSinger of Pom
tiac, who is with an engineer div
sion OF the army. is stationed IN
=fr1T1-ffff ffF- received his carly TTaIn-
ing AZ Fort Leonard Wood. Mo
Pvt. John W. Chadwick Jr.
7ffd Van iSUrCn, has Won marks.
man>hip hOnOrS A. Camp Clai-
borne, La, qualifying as a sharp
shooter.
1t Charles Orn>trin. Detroit
physician, who has been serving al
Guliport MiSSl Field, has been
assigned 10 duty At Robins Field
Ga.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Misery of Hot,
Tired, Sore
Feet Goes Quick

NQun want 20 dance tar Ioy after yoI
experience the delightful sensation oi treat
ing Your feet With Df S'hoil. Foot Balm,
Ti-r efr-c-il. VA II thziila dIl.e- -A6I4-i -ill..t
PAIN. CO i..sribvpv,rupn er fatigue. D. anal-
iur Noull rIarvsl howlt sootnc>, comforts,
rests and rs'ra-hes sore, hot. tired. aching
puffy. sweatv ar odu-nus foot DR. Schol
Foot Balm Vill be- your lifelong foot friend
once yuu Try d. Costs bat trar At aH
Urg. Shoe. Department stores sad Toilet
Goods Counters Insist on Dr. seholrs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
REPORTING 10 ARNIY

Fort Bragg y c fold artillery
replacement PVts. Walter T.
SicnkowsLi. 1899 Mitchell. I'd
ward SobcIynski. 17l66 Goddard
James 4. CiCkeN. 22l0 Newton
Frank Dudck. 62i2 Jos Campau
Frank y. Gcty. l21OO TonCVieW
Joseph /afarana, 125qt Wilfred
Bob =. Rosenberg. 1881 Mitchell.
Jerome H. MichalSki. 22Sl HaI-
per Norman {. MergloMski. 4S35
NcDougall Henry :. kierpaul,
623q Mitchell Bennie Lederman.
2il5 Carpenter, Ross {. Carter.
ilO7S LonCllcW. Robert r. Kelly,
lSll6 Fleming Donald {. Rohr,
81 Chicago. Oakley T. Mari.
: -iil4--+iil4e'rift Ernest =. SC1Ht. fiign-
land Park. Allan Green. WAYNE
GulfpOrt. Miss. alvplanc me-
chlnCS school PVt~ Harry ".
Bas>ctt. l5O25 Fordham Milan u.
Winner. i056 Oliver Bernard J.
Dudick, 1066O Ridgcwont. An
thony ~crivn. li73 Helen.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
LUNCH KIT S1.96

Canvas kit Of heavy v5ter-reslst.
ant material in KHAKI color ha,
identification label and fold, when
empty. Complete Hi;h vacuum
bottle.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Detroit Sailor
Cited as Hero
On Sinking Ship

a Detroit merchant marine
cadet mldshipman James G.
F'uqua, y. of 1856 Van Dyke has
been cited for bravery and ef-
fciency during the torpedoing and
sinking Of the cargo vessel on
which ne served, the war shipping
administration announced today
The action took place in the
North Atlantic when large
enemy submarine fred two tor
pedoes into the vessel late in the
evening.
Cadet -MldShipman Euqua said
in his official report.
MY lifebOat was the second
90 get away from the ship. All
hands did their wOrq quietly and
efficiently and everything went
Oft smoothly. In all, four boats
got away, hut one iammed and
another was smashed by tor
pedO explosion.
"Early i'm the morning we
were sighted by "A plane and
later rescued by navy craft
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

Pfc. Donald Mazyme. 1886
Hemlock, is enjoying a rest on a
South Sea island after more than
six months action in the Quad
alcanal area according TO word
received by his parents here. He
is a marine and has two brothers
m the service. Cpl. Ray in the
AleutIans and Pvt. Matthew in the
5T7TTy, WNeTGdbOutS unknown.
Cpl. George Rish. 6l64 Cass,
stationed al the Detroit Civilian
Amy School area headquarters.
entertained his brother, Seymour
a. RISh, q Chicago civilian defense
worker last week
Walter kTZsmowskI of Ham
f-srrr1r-,5 x 7TrTU- EDWARD BrnLOLOMski,
67O6 Eilery. have transferred from
the Polish navy 10 the American
Merchant Marine service.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Joseph Gusumdno
0rooer's s Funeral VIII Be
Held tomorrow


Funeral eeEicce for Joseph
Gu>umano t5~of 3475 Anderdon.
VIII be held tomorrow morning
AT Sl5 In ms home and al 9 80
at me Holy Family Church Fort
and Hastings Burial Will be IN
Nj Ohvci Cemetery
Mr. Gu>uman0. with hlS father
owned a grocery ar lafayette and
Chene for - years
lie IcaVcS his WIDOW Marion
three daughters, Rose Arne. and
Mrs, Mary Lsurj AL of Detroit
and two sons who arc both In
the service. John serving IN the
south Pacific and Paul assigned
- tltt4 F7ftttft F7ftttf tsai-'-- = f-e.ttet-- Fort
Custer
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
WAC PROMOTIONS
Br00kS. 7SI

To sergeant Tech. Edith
Br00I<S. 7SII Walcrly, Camp
Grant. ILL.,
To corporal Pfc Iov Dunlop.
1910 BaylS European army
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
z Michigan FIiers Heroes

Two Michigan men were mem
borS or American Fortress crews
decorated for heroic action in
New Gatnca. the war department
announced. They were Capt, Paul
Cook OF Pontiac and Cpl Richard
Kelly of Saginaw.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
paper
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

l'o3R gst fa0 oHi
elevation oUf a.
dane hsso0Nu,F7
oar Arthur Hurra4
e,rertA loaH be-
thrilled 70 'tnd h1u
Ia.L .on felln-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07

tine delavskih voditeev uciteley pisateev in drugh
je bio vtaknjenh jeee ali odpeljanh
koncenracijske zapore Lipafske otoke Porast ia
sizma poln moci pa je udar Slovence in Hrvate Sc
hujse kot ravna protifasisticni Itaijan Move de-
portacije SO bile dnevnem redu in usnrcevanje Sc e
pomnozilo. Lahko je razume, cemu to ljudstyo ze
iznebt itajanske oblast in zaka tako navduseno pr
stopa slovenskim partzanonl. - ---.---.~-- ---~~
Ko prenasai udarce krutega zatiraca, SO opazo-l
vail cudovt porast kulture svoh bratov jugosovansk
Slovenj dasis pod neugodnmi razmerami. Zrli SO ma
razvoj Sol in indusre, porasek unetnost in knj-
zevnosti preko mee In radi tega hoceJo bi zdruzenl
da morejo skupno gradt bogaejso kuturno bodocnost
vse.
Toda Slovenci MISC zadovol jni sami domom vzlc
temu, da ga vsoko ceno zelijo da bo nh dom svobo-
den in In rad tega sodeuejo drugm svobodo-
ljubnim Jugoslovani, vkjucivs Bogare in Macedonce
da 81 zgrade Jugoslavjo kjer vlada DO imela
samo obast mad ljudmi, pac pa Jim DO suza, kjer de-
mokracija ne bo brezpomembna beseda temvec DO tvo
ria mocno podlago pravo svobodo in enakopravnos
Slovenci Sc smatrajo "a enega Zdrlzenih narodov
Doprnasao nesete nerazgasene zrtve skupno stvar
zaVeznkov Toda dnevno povprasuJeJo, &c jim bodo
Zdruzeni narodi nagrad tolke zrtve in trpljenje
|--- kakimi izrednimi darili in predpravicami,
temvec preprosto pravicnostjo
Slovenski ameriski narodni svet skusa izponiti OBJ
lubo, XII o e dal slovenskim borcem Evropi in vsed
tega predaga to kratko spomenico Vam kot zasopnku
veke ljudovlade narodov kojh ljudstva poznajo po-
zatranja; kakor tudi hrepenene svobodo in pra
vicnost. Beseda Wade vasega udstva DO veliko. po-
menila, ko Sc bo odlocevala usoda bodocega sveta.
Dovolite torej, da zrazimo nase globoko zaupanje
Vas in vodtele velke dezele, XII o zastopate, kaera
danes tudi trpi in zrtvuje oda Sc bo obcudovane
vsega sveta in odpira ata do image ise deale "a
katere pc nasem prepricanu boro tudi slovenci in
vsi svobodni Jugoslovan.
S spostovanjem, = / -.
ETBIN KRISTAN, predsednk.
Sopodpisal:
LOUIS ADAMIC, predsednik
| "Zdruzenega odbora juznosovanskih Amerikancev.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07
ANGLESKA PROIZVODNJA
AVTOMOBILOV

Odkar Sc je zacela vojna, iz-
vozi Anglia priblizno tisoc av-
tomobilov ma teden. Seveda lie
vojna tudi v Angliji povzrocila
da Sc automobile slabse proda-
Jajo kakor SO Sc prodajali pred
vojno.
Angleske automobile kupujejo
danes V glavnem dominioni: Av-
,stralija, India, Juzna Afrika,
Malaja, Nova Zelandija in r.
ska. Poleg tega gredo angleski
avtomobilski tudi v drzave Juz-
ne Amerike in ma Portugalsko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07

di novinar prisel ma vplivno me-
sto V Hongkong.
William Donald sc je nitro
vzivel move razmere in novo
cello. Mlad, marljiv in castihle-
pen je pridno preuceyal kitaj-
ska vprasanja in je kn1alu po-
stal znan in cenjen po vsej
Vzhodni Aziji.
Oce kitajske revolucije, veliki
Sunjatsen je stopil V zvezo z
MIN re pred letom 1912, ko je
kitajska dinastija padla in je
bila ustanovljena kitajska re-
publika. Donald mu je dajal ma
svete V vseh vprasanjih, XII so
Sc tikala odnosov med Kitajsko
in Anglijo.
Ko je po revoluciji Sunjatsen
izdeloval novo kitajsko ustavo,
je bill Donald njegov najvaznej-
81 in najvplivnejsi svetovalec.
Donald je cesto zahajal ma
Sunjatsenov dom, kjer je spo-
znal tudi njegovega zeta, MIA
dega kitajskega nacionalista
Cangkajska. Postala sta dobra
prijatelja. Donaldov vpliv ma
mladega moza je cd dine do dne
narascal, ceprav Donald nj no.
sill obleke drzavniskega urad-
nika, niti nj znal besedice kitaj-
ski, cesar Sc danes ne zna.
S Cangkajskom je rasel tudi
Donaldov vpliv. Ko je postal
cangkajsek vodja kitajske ma
cionalne Wade, je imenoval Do
nadia "a svojega svetovalca.
Donald d je odlozil urednistvo
hongkongskega casopisja in je
sci "a svojin velikim prijate-
ljem v Nanking,
Yes cas- je ostal tam, posre-
doval pri vseh razgovorih med
Kitajsko in Anglijo in Zdruze-
mimi drzavami. P,azljivo je
sprenljal razvoj odnosajev med
Sovjetsko Rusijo in Kitajsko.
Dosegel je sporazunn z rdeco
kitajsko vojsko, ki je vstopila v
sluzbo cankajskovo. Incl je ta-
ko moean vpliy ma kitajske ge-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07
@ mozu, XII je
najvplivnejssii sveto-
valec Cangkajska

Nekega pomladnega jutra le-
ia 1905 Sc je napotil vitek av-
stralski novinar William Do
nald v urednistvo lista "Sydney
Daily Telegraph, kjer je sluz-
boval re stiri leta, in nasel ma
pisalni mizi pismo il Hongkon-
ga.
Poleg primernega ceka je bi-
10 V pismu tudi vabilo, maj pri-
De v Hongkong "a glavnega u
rednika velikega hongkongske-
ga angleskega casopisa.
Nikdar nj Donald zapustil
Avstralije. Bill je zelo presene-
cen. Spraseval Sc je, kako je
mogoce, da ie prisel do take ca
sti.
Ponudbo je sprejel.
Ko je cez stiri tedne prisel V
Hongkong ma Kitajskem, mu jc
izdajateli casopisa pripovedo-
val, zakaj je pa dla odlocitev
prav ma NIGGA, neznanega Do
nadia il Sydneya v Avstraliji.
lie pred enim letom je iskal
glavnega urednika. Nekega pri-
jatelja, XII ga je poklic veckrat
zanesel ma pot po Daljnem who
du, je naprosil, maj mu poisee
novinarja angleske narodnosti,
XII ne Pile alkoholnih pijac, ker
je incl S taksnimi re zelo slabe
izkusnje. ...-
Prijatelj je sci ma pot. Obi
skal je urednistva casopisov v
Singapuru in Melbourneu, v
San Francisco, sanghaju, Kali
kuti in Sydneyu, govoril je z
novinarji, jim ponujal alkohol-
ne place in vsak je prijel "a
kozarcek.
Emo leto je trajalo, dokler nj
trcil ma Williama Donalda, XII je
odklonil kozaroek. Tako je rnla-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07

nerale in guvernerje kitajsklh
pokrajin, da je lani mnoge pre-
govoril, ko so Sc re hoteli spo-
razumeti z zmagujocimi Japon-
ci ma severnem Kitajskem.
Ko Sc je kitajska vlada po
padcu Nankinga preselila v
Cungking, je Donald zvesto sle-
dill Cangkajsku. Stanuje v emo
nadstropni hisici v predmestju
Cungkinga, obdani z velikim vr-
tom. Zelo rad prebira casopise,
poslusa radio, cita in odgovar-
ia ma pisma. Vsako jutro gre v
Cangkajskov pavilion in igra
golf s Cangkajskovo zeno, slav-
no in zelo ugledno zeno ma Ki-
tajskem.
Potem Sc Donald, XII steje
zdaj Re sedem krizev, z uednim
nasmeskom ma obrazu vraGa
skozi hrupne ulice spet ma svoj
dom. Ma poti rad pocehlja po
glavi kakega zamazanega crno-
lasega Kitajcka.
Dvakrat ma teden oblece sta
romodni, ze davno preozki
smoking, in Sc odpelje starim
avtomobilov ma kosilo k Gang
kajsku.
Zunanja politika je gla vn
predmet razgovorov pri teh ko-
ailih.
Pri neki TAXI priliki Sc mu je
rosrecilo potolaziti Cangkajska
XII je bill re cisto obupan, ker so
Anglezi zaprli pot skozi Burmo
Pri nekem drugem kosilu mu je
svetoval, maj izrabi anglesko.
japonsko napetost in pregovori
Angleze, da bodo spet odprli "a
Kitajsko zivljensko vazno bur-
mansko pot.
Pri naslednjem kosilu je bill
Donald izredno dobre wolfe. ze
cd dalec je mahal z rokami in
klical Cangkajsku: London
sporoca, da DO burmanska pot
spet odprta."
To je William Donald, neu.
radni kitajski minister "a zu-
mamie zadeve, XII je svojo drugo
domovino resil il mnogih obup-
nih polozajey.
Ia dejstvo, da je ma Daljnem
vzhodu Anglia ohranila toliko
svojih postojank, mora biti hva-
lena neznanemu avstralskemu
novinarju, XII igra golf in prezi-
ra alkohol.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07
Prevec dobrega
"a vsak dan

Prav dobro bi Sc bila spora-
zumela, &c bi bilo med NINA
kaj tezkoc. Oh tezkoeah Sc Ia
peti ljubezen. &c bi bila imela
ona kako bradavico ma lieu, bi
bila imela emo stran mani lepo,
emo pa lepo in on bi bill mogel
vsaj hrepeneti po lepsi strani.
Toda ona nj imela bradavice ma
lieu. Bila je popolna.
Hudo je bilo, da je bila po-
.polna. Bila je ljubezniva, krot-
'ka, pametna, vesela, razposa-
jena, &c je naneslo, bila je og-
njevita, toda zmerno in je IL
polnila vse njegove zelje. Nice
sar nj bilo, kar bi 81 bill mogel
zeleti.
Ko jo je bill prvikrat vide1, je
bill YES navdusen zanjo. To bi
bilo sicer dobro, a ostal je ma
vdusen, navdusenje je plalo
trajno v MEM in to nj bilo do
bro, to je bilo utrudljivo. Tako
srecen je bill z njo. Tudi to bi
bilo dobro, a on je bill zmeraj
sreeen z MO in to nj bilo do
bro, to ga je onesrecevalo.
Ko jo je v pol leta spoznaval
S tie in one in z one in tie plati
in je bila zmeraj enako popol-
ma, Sc mu je strahoma posveti-
10: nemogoce je tako ziveti. -
Kar koprnel je po tenn, da bi
bila kdaj imela kako luknjico
v nogavici, da bi bill njeni nohti
crni, da hi bila kdaj razkustra-
na ali bi Sc bila spozabila "a ka,
ko grdo besedo, kak srdit po-
gled, kako nevsecno kretnjo,
| Njegovo upanje je bilo zaman
me bodi tako popolna,' je
je zaprosil. 'Daj mi vsaj enkrat
priliko, da bi ii mogel kaj cd:
pustiti! Zlomi mi nalivni peres.
mix ali izgovori kako tujko ma,
robe ali me povabi ma kavo, pa
ne bodi takrat donna, ko jaz
pridem."
Nicesar takega nj storila. LIE
smehljala Sc je, a njen nasmeh
nj bill priskuten, bill je YES We
der in topel in mil.
Tako neizmerno rad bi Sc bill
loeil cd ME! A nj Sc mogel. clo-
vek Sc ne more odtrgati cd po-
polnosti, pa &c ga popolnost Sc
tako trapl. ZatoreJ Sc je porocll
z njo.
Poln je bill hudih slutenj in
je sci z MO k oltarju kot pod
|yislice. Ko SO jima bile roke
sklenjene, je zavzdihnil; njegov
ida" lie bill godrnjavo momlja
ME. zeleli so mu sreco in so mu
bill nevoscljivi: njej nj bill nihce
nevoscljiV.
Odpravila sta Sc ma porocno
potovanje, Sc yrnila in imela
svoj dom.
Clio Vaek bi mislil, da ne DO
znala kuhati. Pa ne! Izyrstno je
kuhala, imela je vse odlicno u
rejeno in je bila Sc bolj popol-
ma. Bila je zvesta, ljubezniva,
lepa, brihtna &c ie sla z MIN
kahn ven, je bila odlicna gospa; ;
donna pa je bila ljnbka zenica.
Kaj Sc je pa potem Eplo n
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07
SKR At |

MOI: 'fCe 81 postena, bi bila
klicati ma pomoc, ko je
bill Branko nasilen."
zena: "Ah, Cd presenecenja v
prvem trenutku sploh nisem
mogla govoriti ;"
MOI: mo, in ko je presene-
Genie minilo?"
zena: 'Takrat takrat pa
-. sem pozabila :. ."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07

zgodilo? Kaksen pomen pa maj
bi imela potem tale zgodba? =
Pomen ina re in zgodilo Sc je
marsikaj, in sicer z MIN, z mo-
zern.
Ia MOI nj bill tisto, da bi mu
kdo dejal, da je vzoren decko.
Sicer Sc je precej redno bril- in
tudi preklinjal nj proved, tudi nj
kar po dneve in noci prekrokal,
vendar je bill ma MEM marsikak
kaveljcek. Cash Sc je razjezil,
da je kar besnel in najbolj srdit
je bill zato, ker nj mogel zeni nj
koli nieesar ocitati. To mu je
slo ma zivce.
Sicer jo je ljubil, a veckrat nj
vedel, da jo ljubi. Bill je tudi -
ne sicer len, vendar 81 brez dvo-
ma nj izbrusil peta V svojih
sluzbenih opravkih. Tudi druge
zenske je rad pogledal, vendar
to Sc nj bill greh. r..
To, kar ga je grizlo, kar ga
lie peklo, bolelo, zaradi cesar je
preklinjal in 81 pull lase, je bi-
10, da je il dina duse vprav
strastno hlepel po tenn, da bi
tej zenski, svoji zeni mogel kdaj
tako do dna pokazati, kdo da
je, da hi ne bill vprico ME vedno
osramocen, obdarovan in z mi
lostjo obzarjen.
Po daljsih notranjih bojih in
z nekaksno nejevoljo je dognal,
da bi j vse to mogel pokazati
le tenn, &c DO vzvisen mad njo.
Sicer to spoznanje nj bilo pri-
jetno, a kaj bi? Tako je, dasi
je bill len, zacel prav zgoda.j
vstajati, mic vec nj brisae toll
krat prerezal z britvijo kot pref,
v pisarni je bill tocno z vsem
delom gotov. Zdaj pa zdaj je
pill cello slatino in ce je slo ka-
ko prav lepo dekle mimo MEGA,
je pogledal v tia.
Tako zivljenje je bilo seveda
bridko in moz je temu primerno
tudi stokal craven.
Vendar, cudno, prav MIC nj bill
blize svojemu cilju. Spocetka
tega sploh nj razumel. v. bes-
nih trenutkih, ko Sc je spozabil
in zapadel v prejsnje zivljenje,
je bill preprican, da hoce njego-
va zena zahrbtno splezati ma
najvisji kiln popolnosti, da bi
bila tako srecno pred njim in
mad MIN. Pozneje, ko Sc je re
toliko boril sam seboj in ker
tudi nj bill neumen, je spregle-
dal: Kakor Sc je sam spolnje-
val, prav tako je izginjala ca
robnost njegove zene, ki ga nj
wee drazila popolnostjo. ze-
liza, da bi bill wee kot ora, js
plahnela tenn bolj, elm bolj Sc il
DE blizal.
Prav lep nauk je bill to "a
moza "a vse zivljenje, seveda je
bill tndi voljan in darovit dovolj,
da ga je sprejel. zakon je bill
odslej zares sre6en in prav mic
dolgocasen prav mic ornleden,
marve6 prisrcen in brez skriyal-
mic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07

Ko je Cmerika neko noe prav
pozno prikoiovratil IL gostilne
domov, je videl v svoji ginjeno-
sti donna dive zeni. Tega Sc je
moz tako ustrasil, da Sc je cisto
odrekel alkoholu. -
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-09-21

early days on earth are believed
to have been vegetarians.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-09-21
ALASKA COASTAL
TRIPS ARE MADE
TO MANY POINTS

Yesterday a flight to Skagway by
the Alaska Coastal Airlines had the
following passengers: Ed Lemieux,
d. E. Beitenger, Wilbur Irving, Carl
Poor, and George Rosar Returning
were Ann L. Dellapa, Olaf Dahl,
Elizabeth v. Cooper, Harriet B.
Johnson, Mrs. r. w. Maerz, R. D.
Powers, and Tom Dyer.
Flying to Hoonah were Harry
Douglas and Esther Douglas, and
returning here were Charlotte
Greenwald, Hilda Schoonover, Sal
frid Raika, Sarah Johnny, and Helen
Williams.
Bound for Sitka were Silas Den
mis-, David Kitka, Mrs E. Merrill,
George Haldane, Jr, and George
Grover. The return trip brought
Henry Mcy, Wally Moy, Frank Dem
inert. Jack w Soury, and Mrs. r.
Terencio.
A trip to Excursion Inlet took
Simeon Cabegas, Jim zovoroff, Cliff
L. Richards, James Huston, r. w.
Churchman, and w. w. Macdonald.
Returning were L. H. Logar, Randall
Cone. P. E. Simmons, G.. Silliman,
and w. Songer.
Another flight to the Inlet took
j. Vacoa, James Watson, r. C.
Lindley, James Coody, and Bob
Johnson. Returning here the plane
carried r, j. Pettigrew, j w. South
ard, Royal Berry, H. H. Halted,
James Huston, and c. Roberts.
Returning from Sitka were Ches-
ter Jacobs, Mary Caswell, Thomas
Peranovich, Jim Boyle, and Joan
Helander.
Flying southwark today, plane
took Lyle E. Steiner to Wrangell,
and Mr. Haughton, 1t. w. Songer,
G. w. Silliman. and Joseph Halewax
to Ketchikan
FLYING to the Inlet were j. Mer-
culod, Maj. j. l.. Hall, Margaret
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-09-21
NEW MEMBERS TO
JOIN LOCAL 0pA
ARRIVING SOON

To arrive on the next northbould
steamer will be two new members
to join the staff of the Office OF
Price Administration for Alaska.
jacques SEIZURE, rent and price
attorney, is being transferred here
from the New York office, where
he held similar position. He IS
accompanied by his wife, and will
be stationed here permanently.
Frank Kelley, who has been IN
of the Seattle Office since
the resignation of Robert Nelson
to 60 into the service, is also due
to arrive on the same boat. He has
been undergoing training in prize
panel work, which VII he a feature
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-09-21
House Votes
ApprovaIof
Resolution
Historic Stand Is Taken on
Foreign PolitY-Now
Goes 10 Senate

WASHINGTON, Sept 21.-In a
historic stand on foreign policy, the
House today voted $50 to 90, passing
the Fulbright Resolution, placing
Congress on record as being in ia
vor of United States postwar col
liberation with other nations to
maintain "a just, lasting" peace.
The measure now goes to the
Senate where it will be considered
by the Foreign Relations Committee,
along with several other resolutions
similar in purpose but different in
language and scope.
Twenty-siX Republicans and three
Democrats voted against the reso-
luton, the text of which read :
Resolved by the House of Repre-
sentatives with the Senate concur
ring, that Congress hereby expresses
itself as favoring the creation of
appropriate international machinery
of a power adequate to establish
and maintain a just and lasting
peace among nations of the world,
and as favoring participation by
the United States therein through
it's constitutional processes"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-09-21
ARGUMENTS END
IN DISPUTE ON
WAGES IN Mine
Both Sides Summing Up
Arguments Before
WLBPaneI Today

Arguments ended today in the
War Labor Board penal hearing on
the wage dispute between the Alaska
Juneau Gold Mining Company and
the miners, and both sides were
given opportunities to sum up argu-
nentS.
The case will then go to the panel
"A. B. Cain, representing the pub
lie. Albert White, representing in
dustry, and George Ford, represent
ing labor The panel will announce
its findings and recommendations
as soon as both parties have been
informed of the decision.
This decision will then go to the
War Labor Board regional office in
Seattle which will pass finally on
the case. If the decision reached
by the regional board is not agree
able to both parties, appeal may
be made to the National War Labor
Board in Washington.
Employees ask 80 cents an hour
increase in pay. The company, al
ready operating at loss. holds that
further raise cannot be granted
and also that employees have had
more than the allowed is percent
increase as set by the WLB Little
Stel formula" so that another in
crease cannot be allowed even if the
company can afford it.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-09-21

Laurence, 1t Col. B. T. Beadle, and
L. Carlson. The return flight brought
James Mieen, L. e. Peterson, A. N.
Ojard, and Roy A. Wheeler
Passengers making the trip to
Skagway were Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fergu-
son, H. l.. Risen, and E. w. Elliott.
Flying to Sitka were Mrs. c. B..
Hedges, Elizabeth Arendt, 1t. Carl
Meyers, Paul Raymond, and j. ".
TaWkinS.