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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-29
Socijalistcka Radnicka Partija Internacionale

Partija neplekidno gubila snagu od godlne
1898; da sada zakonito praktcno he postol
kao partija da sada ina tex nominalni ops
tanak ma papru.
Produzujuci istu dobro poznatu pesmu
zelenja Berger ie nastojao da S. l.. +. emo
re u najboljem slucaju da smatra kao pro
pagandisticki klub' i on je smatfao da ie to
.spodrugli.vo nepravo nepravedno podrugJi-
vo da Sc da S. l.. ?. isto predstavnistvo kao
sto mi TSP. imademo. - On niie odgovo-
rio na Kretlowu optuzbu da ie S. p. sitnobur-
zcaska afera, on rece, ''samo kada ie gospo-
din KretlGw tvrdio da mi svugde surulcmo sa
republikancima i demokratima, ia Berger
sam upao sa recima, sto ie laz : To nile hla
laz, ali to ie blo preterano. Nije to bilo ''svug-
de- ola je S. P. surovala sa otvorennn kapsta'
listickim partijama, ie to tinlla samo gde
je moga da pravi pogodbe Ia promleanle svo-
jc politicke srece
L Kopenhagenu sleGece go,linc Bergerov
izvestaj o dcgadjajima koji Sc tohoze des'-
Ii ma sastanku mternaconalnog Biroa 1909
reagira je na autora sa ponizenJem kada ga le
De Leon usporedio sa sluzbenim izvestalem
samog Biroa, IL kome ie bila sasma druga prlca
Ma Sastanku lnternac -Onalnng Dlfoa kol
ie prethodio Kopenhagenskom kongresu 1910,
S. P jos iednoc pokusa da uzurpira mesto :
L. P, oval put sa varkom nainize lukavstlne
Uobifaienc je bilo Ma sastancima Blroa da sva-
XII prisutni clan potpise arak papira. De Leon
ie .potpisao kada je dosao niegov red ali pre-
gledavs arak papira nakon sto je bio pred sv-
ma prisutnma, on primeti imena Hillquita
Bergera. ''Ja vidim ia listi onih koli su Sc pot
pisali kao prisutni, tri imena IL Amerlke, re-
&c on. "Ja zelim da MAIDEN ia koliko Delegate
Amerika imade pravo ovde, kola su nllhova
imena" Sekretar Biroa Huysmans odgovor
ola Amerika ina Same diva Delegate. com su,
"a SociialstiGku partiiu, Ilillquit, "a Soclla-
listcku Radnicku Partiju, De Leon | tako
drugi udar propade
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-29
IN stavice se.)

Glavni uslov "a opstanak burzoaske klase
jeste nagomiavanje bogatstva ruke pojedi-
naca, stvaranje umnozavanje kapitala. Uslov
"a opstanak kapitala jeste najamni rad. Ma
iamni pax rad pocya ma medjusobnoj konku-
renciji izmedju radnika. Napredak industrije,
eiji je prirodni nosilac burzoazija, zamenjuje
usamljenost koju konkurencija medju radnici-
ma stvara, udruzenjem Sa razvitkom krupne
industrije izmice Sc dakle sama podoga ma ko-
joj burzoazija proizvodi proizvode seb pr-
svaja. Pre- svega ona proizvod svoje sopstve-
ne grobare. Njena propast pobeda proleta-
rijata neizbezni su.
Komunisticki Manifest
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-29

"Gavna clta Hllquitovog govora Jeste
"a meme ie(na neIazle esiva protivlecnost. ia
ne mogu razumeti, ako ie S. P. tollko vellka
kolika k;ze da ic, a S. l.. P. Sc sastoli od sa-
mog De Leona, kako iedan covek moze tako
mnogo smetati $3.50 drugim ljudima."
Sa TIN, stvar predstavnlstva 5. l.. +. u
B1cu bilo ie smatrano reseno u prllog ). L. r.,
pitanie davania 13 od IA glasova kongresu
S. p. dano jje ma glasanje. Deset clanova Blroa
glasalo je "a status quo, trinaest da Sc 5. t. eta
Jos diva glasa @ toi odluci De Leon le plsao:
..Jedan evropski saliivdz.ia koji le BIO
r1isutan rece da razlog zbog koga je 5. L. do
bila vecinu cd tri glasa bic je govor Roze Lux
semburg: da ona, buduci si!no prezlrana od
strane nacionalista Istocne Europe, ma koJu
stranu ona uzela oni uzmu protivnu stranu ia
sam odgcvorio da bi radie imao jedan glas sa
govorom Roze Luksemburg nego nasa trl ram
ia glasa bez toga govora.
Pc pitanju predstavnistva Blrou, ). I.
lie bila porazena svakGm napadu. All retor-
mista poseduje iedinstvenu odunost koJa ga
prmorava da Sc vraca opet opet, svakl put
sa nadom, sa novom prevarom IL nJlhove nelz-
prazniive torbe trikova. Hillquit nlje bio lzu-
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zetak. Rezolucija koju je on podneo sa svrhom
da sa prevarom odstrani De Leona il Biroa
ali Ia koiu jc on kazao ia niie biia Ia In svrhu
blla le pcnoyno podneSena sa dopunom da chi
Jedna partija nefe imati prcdstavnStvo Ii Bi-
rou ako nema diva glasa II Kongresu.n Da ie
bila usvojena, ona bi automatsbi otlstranila
predstavniStvo S. l.. P Ma zalost IIIlquita.
tai je lzgoyor, takodjer, propao
"To je bio sucaj,' pisao je De Leon ''u
kome je potvrdjena teorija da ncpoStenje OF
lrlva gupcst. C,vilizovani zakonodayn meto-
I'll zahteVahu ia syrIla zakona bude iasno Ira
Iena. Smanlit glasoyc s. L. F. Il kongresu sa
lzrazenom sigulnoScu la Sc lie ella odstranii
NanJu ). l.. +. IL BiIoa, tada dshcti prcporlI-
Eu sa kojom bi smanjeni broi gasova bio zcm-
liste ia automatsko ispraznJiyane e mesta S. l..
i. = takav koTak BIO Je tako oGevCn0 nepoS-
ten da on. bolje nego ista sto sam ia mogao
dokaZati, dokazalo ie Birou svrhu Inetoda S.
i. sa kojima 5. l.. p. m0Iala staln0 hrvati;
kGrak le BIO take nep0Sten ia ie ogromna We
Gina Blroa morala da bro vidi kIoz mega.
prkos opetovanih pokuSaia Hiquita da OH
V. svoju prepcruku koja bi povuka "a sobom
tpicnu Hilqultovu dopunu niegovom scpstve-
nom predlogu. BRO ju ie potisnuo IA stranu.'
To ie bio poslednji pokusaj da Sc ispraz-
nj mesto S. l.. P. ''Siba" protiv S p ostala
ie Il Brcu ia kIainu ogofcenos IIllquita
nicgove druz he.
Potrebno ie ovde pribeleziti da niie biIo
potrebno ;. l.. T. da Sc ona potcinjaya tim lu-
kavlm / nezgrapnlm pokuSa jima da joi So IL
klade mesto Birou. Paltiia je maa u svom
pc>edu neosporive dokaze espisticke korupci
je koii bi sigurno imali "a rezuItat izbacivanie
tog aznog socijalistitkog' tela da su bill
podneseni Birou. Ali postoiao ie razlog ia
zadlzavanie tih dckaza, De Leon ie obiasnio
razlog odgovoru iednom dopisniku Sociia-
lstiGkoi Posti Daily People-a Cd 2. januara
1910. god.ne Pisao ie De Leon:
''Socijalist;cka Radnitka Partiia moga ie
koje vrenle, da ie hteia, da otera Soci
lalst.cku partiju il Intcrnacionalnog Biroa
konglesa Posao hi bio ohavlien sa postavlia
MEM pred ia tea necspolve dokaze ia ie S.
p. politcki drukte kolumpifana. Ali S L. p.
he zeh ia yodi borbu americkcg radniGkog po-
kreta na stIanom zemljistu. TIE borbe mora ia
biti vodjene ovde Ia americkom zemlistu:
ovde je mesto gde Sc S. p. ina porazit kao
sto ce porazena bit.''
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-29
Move nadriodvetnicke varke.

Ali politcar S. p, premda pogodleni 81
romastvom sto Sc ticalo argumenata, nj posto
nisu ispraznili svOju toIbu nadriodvetmcklh
varki Hillquit skoci noge da oponra Huys-
manovu odluku sa prividnm argumentom da
recena diva Delegate ne predstavllalu svoJe res
pektivne partijc 'On. predstavl iaju Ameri-
ku,' rekao je on. On Je priznao da su De Leon
on ameriGki predstavnici II Birou, cali l.
duceg ponedeljka amcrcka delegacija &c So
sastati i, kao Stuttgartu, izabrace veti-
nom, kao sto druge nac je rade drugog dele
gaia ma De Leonovo mesto''
To titranje sa recima dvostruka laz pod
seti De Leona Ma Hillquitov nacin ''izveden IL
America kada je on [Hillquitl pokusao da u
krade od S. l.. p. H. eno ime koji sc je sastolao
pcdnasanju pred sudom 81 afidayita (potvr-
de sa prisegom) da bi dokazao tacnost iednog
afidavita koii nije postoiao.' Huysmans ie IL
korio Hillquita, rekavsi mu da ie ''pogresno'
smatrati da delegati predsavliaju svoje zem-
lie he svoje partije. On je takodier izjavio
da nije istina niti da le to prihvatlj.vi prlncip
ola Sc predstavnici Biroa braju ma zajcdni.-
kom zastanku dvaju delegacija. Zatim De Lc-
on razgolici Bergerovu tvrdni iu da ie zaiedniG-
XII sastanak dveju delegacija Il Stuttgartu od-
luco ko da sedi Brou. 8" Cinjenica da
ie svaka delegacija imenovala svoje partiiske
preelstavnike "a odbore Kongresa: cnienca
da smo, kod samog pitanja razdeobe glasova
dveju partija, aktovali Ia osnovu pripcipa ko-
il ie bio ravan tome da svaka ina iednako-
pravnost glasa,'" De Leon je rekao Birou. 81
to sam naglasio tri puta, buduci da sam pre-
vadjao sebe na nemacki francuski.'
Sledeceg dana Hillquit Sc ''povrati optuz-
BIZ sa podnasanjem rezoluciie II kcioj su Sc
kretar drugi misli da SUI primetili jos jedan
lukavi pokusai da Sc odstrani De Leona IL Bl-
rao Ali nekoliko clanova Biroa izraz:li su
tako cstro da je Hillquit bio primoran ''da Sc
povuce" On je blago uveravao Brou da niego-
va rezolucija nije imala "a cilj da iskljuci De
Leona, vec da raspodei glasove delegate na
Birou da budu istcvetn sa glasovma DAMN ma
Kongresu Cd strane njihovih respektivnih par
tia Kao sto cemo videti docnije, rezolucia
niie bila tako neskodljiva kao Ste je Hillquit
hteo da Biro veruje.
Kada su Sc delegaciie S. P. is L. P. ko-
nacno sastale, De Leon je predlozio da vlada
status quo koliko Sc to tice glasova Kon-
gresu Birou. Pre- Stuttgarskog Kongresa
svaka nacija imala je diva glasa II Kongresu,
ali u Stuttgartu sistem je bio menjan. Cd Ia
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-29

Socijalistitka pobornica polisko-ievrejskog
poreAIa CHE ime je tesno vezano sa
imenom karla Liebknecht sa koiim
je tragicno svrsila spartakO-
yack0m ustanku u NemackOj
kada Sc prOtiv njih o.
krenuse njihovi ra-
niji ''drugovi".
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-29
Prvi udar. promasuje.

Plan ie zahtevao da udar bude izveden ma
jcdnoi cd sednica Internacicnalnog Biroa kada
De Leon ne bi bio prisutan da brani S. L. T.
pravo "a svoje mesto. Prema tome, prllog
izvrsenja toga plana espista Victor l.. Ber-
ger, prisustvovao je novembarskoj sednici 1909.
! predlozio da Sc De Leonovo mesto da MENU.
Ali S. L. P. je bila oprezna poslala kretlowa
ia ovu konferenciju. Kretlow je snazno branio
l.. P. predlog je propao.
Izvescujuci promasaj konvenciji Socijalis-
Ike partije 1910. godine, Berger je zalosno
Eestavao kako je "objasnjavao'' Birou, Gu
koliko reci da je Socijalisticka Radnicka
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
EISENHOWER HAS
CONFERENCE With
pElTR0 BAD0GL|0

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, Oct. 2.-General
Dwight D. Eisenhower, Allied Com
mander-in Chief, Mediterranean
area, has conferred with Italian
Marshal Pietro Badoglio on mill
tary cooperation. The conference
took place aboard the British flag
ship Nelson at Malta.
The announcement said the fol-
lowing accompanied General Essen
hover to the conference: Gen. Sir
Harold Alexander, Allied Ground
Commander; Admiral Sir Andrew
Browne Cunningham, Commander
of the Allied Naval Forces in the
Mediterranean; Air Chief Marshal
Sir Arthur Tedder, Mediterranean
Air Commander; Harold Macmillan,
British Minister in North Africa.
and Robert Murphy, United States
Minister in North Africa.
THE principal topic of discussion
was the method of making most eff
fective the italian military effort
against our common enemy, Ger
many" the statement said.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
U-B0AT5IN
BIG RAIDS,
ATLANTIC
Nine Allied Vessels Re-
ported Lost in One Con-
voy-Three Wdrships

EASTERN CANADIAN POR T
Oct. German U-boats are again
lurking along the Atlantic shipping
lanes after four months absence
accounts of survivors arriving here
said.
The survivors stated that at least
nine Allied vessels were lost out
of conveys last week.
Three war vessels acting as es-
corts are officially announced as
lost, one the Canadian destroyer st.
Croix and the others the British
corvette Polyanthus and frigate
Itchen.
Survivors reached here yesterday,
over 100 from the vessels sent down.
The survivors said possibly other
vessels were sunk in the fiercest
three day period starting September
10.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
s. ARRIVE HERE Il
FROM SOUTH
THIS MORNING

Passengers disembarking here this
morning from the northbound
steamer were, from Seattle-How-
ard Mosher, Mary Wentworth,
Myrtle Hatley, 1t. L. Friedman,
Percy Reynolds, w. F. Snyder, Mrs
Lillian Frost, Mrs. Mary Tightower,
Augustin Jiminez, Mrs. j. H. Brill
hart and three children, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. M. Kardanoff, Mrs. James
Orme and infant, Beverly Botak,
Mrs. Minnie Dooley, Mrs. Lois Pale
and two children, H. C. Skipper
Sharon Bake, Mrs. Julia Rian,
Mrs. Vera Chapple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Myhre,
Bert Lime, Mrs. Diane L. Price,
Mrs. Margaret j. Cox, Helen G.
Holt, Betty Bernard, Mrs. Agnes L.
Henrietta, Mrs. Grace Rollins, Edna
F. Cooper, Mrs Fortuna Odell and
Robert Mackey.
From Ketchikan-Lovell Englert,
Oracle Englert, Lee Annishette,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Banta, Susan
Banta, William Stafford and Lester
Wiske.
From Wrangell-Mrs l.. Bahovec,
Mrs. j. Nelson, Mrs. Edward Casey,
Mrs. c. Dygert and G. K. Davis
From Petersburg-Robert Simp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Allen.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
BY CPL. ALLEN MERRITT
Army Correspondent

AMCHITKA, Alaska-Much has
been done along the Aleutian chain
with Yankee resourcefulness and an
ample supply of empty fuel drums.
Virtually everything necessary to
life itself must be shipped to these
bleak islands, and there are neces-
sarily shortages in many essential
items. These prosaic steel drums
are substituted for everything from
culvert material to bath tubs.
The Army Engineer road-builders
would have been in a bad way
without them. For the most part
these islands have networks of
small streams and culverts to carry
the waters of these rivulets under
roads and airplane taxiways are
constructed from drums fastened
together with two-by-fours after
their ends are sliced out.
Thousands of dollars worth of ex-
pensive culvert material has thus
been diverted to other construction,
and invaluable shipping space which
would have been necessary for
movement of this material has been
used for other vital supplies.
The empty drums, cut in halves
are in general use as bath tubs OH
all the islands where construction
has not reached that stage of de-
velopment when shower houses are
built. Many soldiers have been
bathing in these makeshift tubs for
months, but still an argument RACES
over the best way to cut the drums
in halves.
Some cling to the vertical or
lengthwise-cut" school of thought,
others prefer the horizontal OF
round-tub" type.
The drums also serve many pur-
poses other than such obvious uses
as trash cans, water heaters, fuel
and water tanks for small build
ings and metal strips for fasten-
ing wooden frames together. Some
jeeps have been winterized in this
manner. The metal strips faster
the wooden sedan body onto the
open-air jeep.
Filled with sand, the drums are
used for anchors for small boats
and all types of aircraft. In ar
Aleutian gale it is quite possible
for plane to take off without it.
pilot.
On cold, lonely guard posts, al
empty drum becomes a stove where
the guard can warm his hands TO
moment.
Those which are not put to othe
uses are reshipped to the States u
be refilled with fuels and oils, an
of those that remain out here
nothing is wasted.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
CASUALTIES
OF PRESENT
WAR GIVEN
Army, Navy Submit List Of
Killed, Wounded, Miss
ing and Prisoners

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The war
casualties of this nations armed
forces have reached approximately
$4,000.
The Navy places naval casualties
at 3O,l62 and this figure includes
1928 dead, 5,305 wounded, 9,456
missing, and 4,l43 taken prisoners.
The Army's casualty list as an
nounced yesterday by Secretary of
War Henry L. Stimson, is placed at
about $4,000. The breakdown, not
including the casualties at the Sal
emo beachhead, which total about
$500 killed, wounded or missing, is
as follows: 1852 killed, 26,666
wounded, 23,743 missing, and TO-
451 taken prisoners. The Army's
figures are from December 7, 194l,
to September Is, this year.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
MAYNARD WIVES,
SERVICE Men, NOT
TO Be CHECKED up
Army Is Opposed 10 Sug-
qestions 10 investigate
FaithfuIness

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2. = The
Army is opposed to suggestions to
check the morals of hayward wives
of service men before granting them
dependency allowances, Brig Gen.
Gilbert, Administrator of Depend
ency Benefits asserted.
The whole system, of payments
would bog down the administrative
detail if faithfulness had to be de-
termined, the Army officer declared
when he appeared before the House
Military Committee now considering
legislation to boost dependency al
lowances.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
Ap WRITER
HAS TOUGH
WAR BREAK
Malaria Gets Him After
Three Narrow Com
bat Escapes

GUADALCANAL, Oct. 2.-Arthur
Burgess, 30, Associated Press war
correspondent formerly of Seattle
and Tacoma, has walked out of two
-riddled planes and one crack
up with hardly a scratch, but fell
victim to the weather and malaria.
Doctors ordered him out OF the
South Pacific area after he COL
lapsed
He left Hawaii and rode in a
dive bomber damaged by Jap anti
aircraft fire September %, went out
the same night on a Catalina patrol
mission and the plane was hit by an
enemy's destroyer's gunfire and got
to shaking up, lost wheel and
crash landed
Maj. Gen. Nathan Twining, OF
the U. S. Air Force in the Solo
mons, commended his work.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
WLB PANEL HERE
VOTES PAY RAISE
FOR A. J. MINERS
Decision Not Final : Rec
ommendafion Goes 10
National Board

The panel hearing the request of
Mine and Mill Workers Union Local
No. 203 for wage increase from
the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Company, announced today through
A. B. Cain, chairman, representing
the public: and George Ford, re-
presenting labor, that the public
and labor members recommend
granting an increase of ten cents
per hour. Albert White, representing
industry, dissented. Both the major
ity members and the minority men,
Der have submitted a recommended
ton. which will be forwarded to
the National War Labor Board for
approval or rejection, and will be
released for publication following
announcement of their decision.
In commenting on the hearing,
Michael j. Haas, disputes director
for the National War Labor Board.
stated: This is the first wage dis
pute in Alaska considered by the
panel plan, which is a progressive
method in the settlement of wage
matters, and will be productive of
more harmonious relationship !
between employers and employees in
the future
The union had asked for an in +
crease of 80 cents an hour. Com
pany officials brought out at the
hearings that the mine already is
operating at a loss and indicated /
that when operating losses equal |
standby costs, the mine might shut |
down.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
GOVERNOR, DEPT. OF
INTERIOR OFFICIAL
FLY TO 5ITkA TODAY


Leaving today by plane, Gov. Ern-
est Gruening and B. w. Thoron,
Director of the Division of Territor-
les and Island Possessions of the
Department of Interior, flew to Sitka
and from there will go to Peters
burg, Wrangell and Ketchikan.
Mr. Theron is making his first trip
through the Territory for the pur-
pose of obtaining first hand in
formation that will be of increased
interest to the department at WASH
ington in dealing with Alaskan af-
fairs. He spent month in the
Interior and Westward before COM
ing to Southeast Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
CONDITION OF TOM
GEORGE IMPROVING

The condition of Tom George, well
known Juneau merchant, who suf-
fered severe injuries following an
accident on the Douglas Highway
Thursday night, is satisfactory, &C
cording to statements by his rela-
tiveS.
Due to the nature of his injuries,
it was necessary to amputate the
left leg below the knee, and he is
convalescing at st. AIMS Hospital
under the care of DR.. William M
Whitehead and DR.. c. c. Carter.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
Marthds Meet at
Church Yesterday

Members of the Martha Society
met yesterday afternoon in the
parlors of the Northern Light Pres
byterian church for a dessert lun-
cheon and regular business session.
Hostesses were Mrs. D. w. Booth
and Mrs. Mayme Cassell.
Following the business meeting,
members worked on articles for the
bazaar November 10.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
MOLLY PITCHER TAG
DAY SALE NOW ON

Today the Girl Scouts are cam
wasting the town and calling at
private homes with Molly Pitcher
Tags to stimulate the sale of War
Stamps. The drive is sponsored by
the Juneau and Douglas Island
Womans Clubs and the Women of
the Moose.
The War Bond booth in front OF
the First National Bank is in opera
ton where shoppers may make their
purchases if they are not contacted
by the Girl Scouts.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
Mrs. Brilliant,
Family Return

Returning to Juneau after
years absence, Mrs. John Brilliant.
accompanied by her three children,
arrived this morning from the
south.
Most important member of the
family to be welcomed for the first
time by his proud father was three
month old John, Jr.
Mrs. Brilliant and her family
have been visiting with relatives at
Lancaster, Penn.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
Empty Fuel Drums Are
Used for Many Purposes
Al Amthitka Army Base

Those fancy signs in bright
colors the Aleutian soldier sees pro-
claiming, Stop! Main Thorough
fare" may look as though they
might have been manufactured for
New York City's police department,
but they were made from drum
heads cut from those used for cul-
verts.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
YOUTHFUL LABOR
BOARDING IS TO
BE INVESTIGATED

NEW YORK, Oct 2-Deploring
what they termed boarding of
youthful labor" the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars have demanded ex-
pansion of all State Selective Ser
vice personnel staffs to permit sur
veys of war plants aimed at the
elimination of such "flagra t
abuses"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
PUBLIC DANCE TONIGHT

The regular Saturday night pub
lie dance will be held in the Union
Hall tonight from 10 until o'clock.
Bob Tew's Orchestra will furnish
the music.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL
WILL MEET MONDAY

The Girl Scout Council will meet
at their regular time on Monday
afternoon at two o'clock at the
penthouse of the Alaska Electric
Light and Power Company.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
T. B. CONSULTANT
GOES TO KETCHIKAN

DR.. r. r. Hendrickson, Tubercu-
losis Consultant for the Territorial
Department OF Health, flew to
Ketchikan and is expected to be
away several days.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
MRS. ORME RETURNS

Mrs. James Orme and child ar
rived this morning on the steamer
after visit of several weeks Out
side.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02

American railroads now have
100000 fewer cars and 10000 fewer
locomotives than they had in 1917.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02

PERCY REYNOLDS BACK
Percy Reynolds, owner of Percy's
Cafe, returned this morning from
a business trip of several weeks in
the States.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
DIR. GORGE DALE
ON INTERIOR TRI

DR.. George Dale, Associate Su-
pervisor of Education for the Blu
reau of Indian Affairs, flew to
Fairbanks today. He expects to be
in the Interior for the next six
weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02

Norway's coastline includes $780,
600 islands.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02

USO DIRECTOR HERE
FROM PRINCE RUPERT
F. E. Findley, USO director from
Prince Rupert, is III Juneau. He is
registered at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02
HUGH WADE TAKES
PLANE TO SITKA

Hugh j. Wade, Social Security Di-
rector, flew to Sitka today in, con-
nection with Community War Ser
vice duties.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02

BUY WAR BONDS