davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-02
Fa$isticki akt

pTikazuju je "demokratskom, .
"slobodoljubivom' "miroljubi-
vom." Mozda je ovo prvi put IL
toku celog ovog rata, da je 'komu-
nista" Bramley kazao istinu 0
tendenciji pravom karakteru
britanske burzoazije. Kroz svo ovo
vreme on i druge radnicke vodje
II njegovoj partiji, drugim rarti-
jana junijama, stalno su lagali
radnicima, toj istoj burzoaziji
koju je ON sada nazvao "reakci-
cnarnim silam." Oni, kao njiho-
va americka braca, pseudokomu
nisti, prikazivali su tn burzoazi-
in "demok1 1atskom" pomagai je
Il svemu.
Oni nisu mogli primetiti to sto
smo mi gore istakli, da britanska
pa nj jedna druga bnrzoazija.
nije protiv fasistickih nacistic-
kin ideja, vec da su one "a takve
ideje, bile do sad da su "a nJlh
sada. Fasizam bi jos neko vreme
omogucio produzenje njihovog IL
rabljivackog sistema. Zato Sc oni
plase mira wise nego rata spre-
maiu Sc "a "ofanzivu protiv rad
nicke klase." Da britanski "komu-
nisti" americki pseudokomunis-
ii, pa drugi "komunisti" po sve-
tu, nisu vec godinama lagali rad
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-02

ma dogledu i spremaju Sc da poe
nu ofanzivu protiv radnicke kla-
se." Besumnje da je tako. Dobro
napredovanje ruskih trupa ma nil
hovom frontu, sa pola osvxoj jenom
i potpuno demoralisanom Itali-
jom ma jugu, kao gerliskim bor-
bama ma Balkanu, prilicnim us
pesima ma Pacifiku ogromnim
bombardovanjem nemackih grade
va, sve to naglasuje skoru kapi-
tulaciju nemacke militarne ma
Sine. Sa njenom kapitulacijom i
Japan bi bio bro savladan, tako
sve izgleda "a sada. Tako Sc bri-
tanska burzoazija plasi mira wise
nego rata "sprema Sc da zapoc-
ne ofanzivu protiv radnicke klase."
S oslobodjenjem Mosley-a i
njegove supruge, pa jos 10000
njegovih sledbenika, to bi bio
dobar pocetak Il pravcu fasizma.
da te Sc tome pravcu
u buduce sve wise raditi, jer &c
biti sve wise wise razloga "a to.
Mi ne zameramo torijevcima nj
ii burzoaziji opste, sto ona ma
ginje u fasizam, taRo diktuju ME
nj izrabljiNacH interest, ali mi
zaista zameramo ljudima ma celu
organizacija, sto podu-
piru te torijevce burzoaziju i
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-02
(NastavaA sa l. strane.)

(Nastavah sa l. strane)
drzali pasivni, okrenuti su propa
gandom protiv fasizma. l onda
lukavstvo britanske burzoaziie u
podstrekavanju rata protiv naciz-
ma fasizma, dok istovremeno
potpomaze faSizam Il Britaniji.
pustajuci ma slobodu fasistickog
vodju Mosley-a, tako je osevidno
da to lukavstvo dete moze pri-
metiti.
Jest, Moi treba fasizam, to
odmah pri zakliucku rata, zato je
ona i pribegla ovom prvom po
kusaju ,da Sc ozivi fasizam Bri-
tamil. Ona (britanska burzoazi-
ja) Una Sta nju ceka pri zakljucku
rata. Strajkovi, pomoc onima koji
su ration nastradali, besposlice i
eventualna radnicka revolucija, to
&c biti posledica rata. Ovaku 81
tuaciju jaki je tesko, pa { k
nemoguee kontrolisati demo
kratskim nacinom vladavine. Zato
Moi treba diktatura, dakle, tre-
ba joj fasizam.
Britanski "komunist'' Theodore
Bramley, prema New York Times
u &. novembra) ma jednoj protes-
tnoj skupstini u Londonu rece:
"reakcionarne sile vide krai rata
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-02

dobijemo odgovor ma takozvanu
tajnu nacisticke moci da i nadalie
produzi sa ratcm, to cini verovat-
MIN britansku izjavu da nacisti
imadu wise avijona danas (vidi
detalje pod "Nemacka") nego sto
SUI imali 1889. godine. u ovom, kao
i u ostalim slucajevima, ''tajna'
proizvedenog bogatstva nalazi Sc u
ne tako tajnoj radnoj snazi koja
je jedini posed radnika, radnika
koje Sc izrabljuje "demokrat
skim" zemljama isto tako, kao sto
in Sc izrabljuje u fasistickim zem-.
Llama.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-02

nicima o ''progresivncsti" mi
roljubivosti" tih burzoazija, pa
da su ucili radnike kako da Sc or
ganizuju politicki industrijski,
sa ciljem sbacivanja sa vlasti sva-
ke burzoazije, "progresipne" i re-
akcionarne, ne bi nam danas bio
problem suzbijanje fasizma, on
bi vec odayno bio pokopan.
vi nemate pravo da Sc tuzite
protiv uvadjanja fazizma, "komu-
nisti' i pseudokomunisti, vi ste
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-02


oni trebaju da organizuiu druge,
posebne junije. Owe move junije
moraju nastojati da razore stare
reakcionarne junije, jurisajuci ma
Nth s polja i iznutra, te da pri-
vuku njihovo clanstvo u svoje ju-
niie. TIE stare junije sc moraju u
nistiti svuda gde postoje i move
iunije da zauzmu njihova mesta.
Nova ii reorcanizovana rudar-
ska jpniia. mora da ina fri cen
traIae ta6kp - syoiqn stanovistu. !.
ciJi taktilzn ob!ik CiIi nrenzi
mamie j drzanie rudnika II korist
calog drustya. Taktika. noliticka
! ekonon1ska akciia. osvaianie i
ppiStnnfe nolitiE1ra drzave podu-
prt0. ako je uuZno, ind3striialnom
sloc akciiom radnika Men o.
t9-t0IlI 1 EFAAi JS4il Lht'ttLk4A~+s ~ tN.-i ~
Hill, mora da bude indnstriialni.
fl. mora da blrde organizoyana
strogo no indnsfriiskin med lama,
. ninoato No zanatskim. Oyakav
oblik 10 nnzap radi til razlooa: !:
prvo, dok poston kapitallzam. rad
hlcl bl IMAM par donekle moguc-
most da pobede tkoJu nemaJu
zanatsklm JunlJama) Il straJkoVi-
ma, koJl Sc radnlclma stalno ma
mecu u borbi "a odrzanJe Il zlvo-
tn, dfugo, sa ovakom formom or
ganizaciJe radnlcl bi mogli u kc-
natnoJ borbl "a unistenJe kapl-
talizma, aktuJucl kao Jedan l u
potpunom redu preuzeti prolzvod-
nju Il svoje ruke, te postati Was
nici tih proizvodnih sila zemlJe,
trece, oval ndustfiJainl ob'lk pl
''''' = 'o-o oS'>'' ''''''l - : ''' 49,
'''H ''0 - ..
'' D.~
''"N > '''''' '''N"' i'0' Ian ''' -
'''
Sve Sic je reteno "a r1darske
vazi ia sve ostale rad
nike owe zemlje. Jedlnl spas ru-
darsklm, druglm radnlclma, Je-
ste II organlzovanJu "a unlstehJe
kapitalistlckog uredJenJa. Nepre-
kldna borba o6o naJamnlce, ma
kraJu kraJeVa, ne vodl nlkuda,
pa caK ! momehtaina pooeaa 1e
hemoguca' uzlfhaJutl u opzlf oa-
nasnJe industflJsko dooa' ogron-
MI VoJsku fezefVhlh faahlAa ia
s'"hoJ pi'''''' 'Sn'' 'A'~'A "
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-02

Pravi i najgori neprijatelj ma
roda jeste danasnja burzoaska
stampa. Zato sc drzite strogo svom
dusom device sto vam je dobacu~
jem: Prezir mrznja, sn1rt j rro-
past danasnjoj burzoas skoj stam-
pi! - Lassalle.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-02

Poznata "pobeda" rudara mad
posednicima rudnika, II pocetku
novembra "a povisicu plate cd ST.
50 ma dan, potpuno je izgubljena.
Kada su svi detalji "razjasnjeni"
veZi sa zakljuGenim ugoyorom.
saznajemo da je tai $1.50 istrgnut
IL ruku rudara.
lstina je da je nedeljna plata
rudara sada $56.74. Ali tn je ura-
cunato sest dana rada Ma nedeliu,
osan sati ma dan, dok Sc raniie
radio pet dana nedeljno sedan
sati na dan. Prema p &
Moi rati plate, sa oyoliko dana i
sati, te plata j po "a prekovreme-
nj rad, nedel]na plata rudara bi-
Ia bi $3.50. sto znaci da je povi-
sica dobita tex 1924 na nedelia,
iii SIC. ma dan. A War Labor
Board, koii je jos imao da "pro3is-
Il" ugovor, koji ie sNopljen izme-
dju John L. Lewisa j sekretara
lckes-a, odglasao je (sedam "a, a
pet protiV) da Sc jos snizi nedeli-
m plata rudarima "a 3412 centa,
i take Sc ia hu.iaGslla "pobeda
srozala ma ni5ta. kad Sc oduzme
oVih 341z centa Cd 1924 "a povi
sjcu, ostaje samo $780, poyise
lie nedeliae plate rudarima.
Ali najamnica rudara, i svih
drugih radnika, stvarno ie snize-
Ma i 50 odkidanjem onih 20 posto
Sto oni nazivaju pore2 ma doho-
dak. Stvarna naiamnica rudara.
kao drugih radnika, jeste styar
no snizena sa svakodnevno pos
kupliuiutim ziyotnim namirnica
ma. | ra6u1 po ratun, plata ru-
dara je snizena, ne poviSena. Po-
visica cd $3.50 ma dan dobro ie
zvucila, ali sad kad 81, sve stvari
prcGiscene L veZi sa "CoviSicom," "
njen zvut je postao sasvim odvra-
tan. A rudarska "pobeda" stva-
ri je rudarski poraz.
I ako posednici rudnika nisu
dali nikakvu stvarnu poviSicu ru-
darima, oni SUI ipak uzeli tn "po-
visicu" "a opravdanje da traze |
tavana (ceiling) ma ce-
nu uglja. A politicka drzava ko-
ia cini sve sto moze da unapredi ,
interese poslodavaca, dozvolila je
bez oklevanja 60 cent? po tonuf
uglia povisice. Cak sta wise, War1
Labor Board je unapred obecao
da &c sc Gene ugliu poveeati.
Sekretar unutrasnjih della Ic'tes
oreuzeo je rudnike koji su bill zah-
vaceni strajkom, u ime dgzave JOS
prvog novembra, koje sada po-
vraca nazad posednicima. Drzava
je odigrala svoju ulogu, rudari su
Sc povratili ma posao, najpre pod
uplivom da su pobedili, a sad
besumnje uvidjaju da SUI potpuno
porazeni. Ovaka je sudbina svih
radnickih pobeda IL straikovima
"a povisicu plate i bolje uslove.
Dok Sc ne uZmu Il obZir druS-
:veni odnosi klasni polozai rad i
1ika kao celine, kao i neprijatelj
soga radnicka klasa suocuje, ka-
klasu i menu polite !
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-02
kgubJena '1pobeda,,

ku drzavu te dok 50 No rr;bacne
borbi klase protiv klasa ?, Lo
nacno unistenie kapitalizmo snd
bina syib radnickih "nehada, ovo
to 20 7avrsiti
Pudarsl; radnici traba;u H. -.
mn noulu j. ovoo norazo ; do x,ot
iedan npt saznaiu aa ie =, ;;,na no
troh,a rooroanizariia H. onoro
niibovjh redova. Ono s+o ia ma
vazniio ies+e TO. da nsvoio rovo
lucionarno p6enie d. sstandeaoiio
ta p;ta,istfSkog NADINE nro;2vodn ie
,i;o a. ca ,,ov;af s+a7da.l ra5-;x
loc 5iro+a ve6 da ~. ga .,-,ua.a
euo ,.;so ,.;so." r.. - Oh
ca ko;r rodoii, noeed.io ouo3a,,.
porlodovcir,o esDan ,,.t;t,,1 r.o-
!, 90 l,,n,,ia nrodaio. H. = =.
r.dn. onaaa nodlczpo .,,;u, o,,o
nonslin, trcnvafl<in, u,,oni,,,
kao dr,o; esnaoi. ia ;o ,,uaaoos+
radre snaao earno toI;Lo Lo,;,o
tyoha d,rs+vono no+reh,oe, .odo 90
,ia,,, r,o;zrodoiu. do uvo ohoda
oko novisivania ma ianpica h;6e NJ
krain kyaieva izouhliern. % da :.
raa,il, roh (, 4akovoo, 5r,,stva,o,,
ot,,i,
Ovo ,Eonia +reba do oarodo -,
darske rad0ike. kao i ostale rad
nike 7okIiuG<u. da ca kanital;
zam mara 3nistiti ! zameniti so
ciialisti6kim druStvenim uradia
II iar beelIasnom zaiednicon
To neka i'm bude cjli Postienufe
oyco ella ie nem0qu6e sve do+le
do, radnici bufu sIediIi nravaran+-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-02

Ko je to sto govori porazu?
ia vam kazem da je stvar kao Ito
je nasa VEGA no sto je poraz mole
znati; to je sila mad silama. -
Francis Adams.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-02
UNRRA zapinje

IjIn1TnIn1 ffnSTHTo Ia
va1a 4, ;orair ,,,oea Loio Laku;h
altruis+, o,i nitada ra6a ooho
zahoraviti onir,o ko;; s,,an,voi,
od clad; osakasa,; ,,,,,.z ,,,4
bez odo,a s4a,a MIN. Ia d.ti
M desat canti vyodnos4i brora
ra dan Sahi m e17ooo 40 n,3;
MI
pou;,os;a
ooro ohoa,1; ,,o,.na4..; ., ,.,
10. xo,;,,. ,a;, -,.,,: 5.;
=, 4a; 60, til. =. 49,. ,t..
;; :. 4oa "a. }, !.
1->rrn,
,,;I;4a,,,,. .,.-,,..::...-
-. -.,.- :,
,,.,,oa..,., a...--.,,
.,.4
1..: ;a..-.s -,
-. ,,.
-, ~ -z--.., a., -, ,,
.. r-,-r,-,.
iedniGEi sa predstayuiEcm do..5-a
Zemlje usAanoviti" da i Ia zern.
liza noze da pIati sy0f dec III re.
Razume Sc. da &c gvo odvcsti do
svadje koioi nete bi1i traja. Il
praya &c vikati vi mozcte plati-
IT," druga strana &c 0jgovaraji
mi ne mCzemo' j taho bes10-
iIf'3iioS''
DalJe Jednl hoce da Sc ponce
o"Va preina Vlsln1 standarda T.
vota respektlvnih zemalJa, hoJl su
lmali pre- rata pIedStaF@icl o
nan zemalJa koJe o. TIM bale po-
godJene, pTotlVe Sc tome metodu.
Prema tome naclnu delanja po-
mocl, Il Grckoj- na primer, gde je
standard zivota bio sasVim nizak
prVo rata, njthova porcija bi bi-
!" '.'i'' ln"1' " ''1 ''' 90
- '''
'-'''' ''.I> '',,-'.,j - -''- : ,l-"%'
gu. j ''$'ll' a '-' < {" 81
N' ''N ''--'e 80 :. ~, - = - 90
-'-ii '''<' mo- ~ & va 'f-'
Wy p''"A'J|' avg % L.
" ''..-1-''~
an - -, '.li'''
'-''' " '''
" 'P9'I -'->, = -'-'' = 's'''
u ~ - u -'' 81"
~ "
~ " " '' fNA4NN h
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-02

pripomogli da Sc on uvesle.
ko wagon tihve sadi, g!avu
mu Sc lupaju. = S. c.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-02
Pitanja i odgovori


Da Ii vi mislite da je gosp0dln Roosevelt iskren?
Nema dvoji krenost gospodna Roo
posot vak razlog verue
oovinskog kapiama sauvanju merekog kapazma
postoi syai azlog da skreno
kojim b bo besposlce
ga living wage). Ali iskrnost po
progresu
nih Dzava Juzne drzave gradanskog America
medju Juga pr bio skren. On e
I ropstvo bio ispravno einena
da odela Takoder
podrzavaoci oah preveh drustava bill kren
dnom poged Francuza
uvek bom um nije poeetka
gao kada obadva skladu edan drugm
udsk ogut nabolje gospodn Roosevelt
koge jeste kaptaistiGko nabole Niho-
umov potpuno nespoobn da preoe prvanog
nls zbog toga Je progress ped nihovm vodvo nemoguc
cazam drugu ruku predstay+a pokret inekual
sila sladu udskim teznama, Eome poo htni iii
svojinski -obzir da zagrade put progresa.
Ali gospodn Roosevelt pretty monopoa
Gospodin Roosevelt protvno monopolima
protiv monopoa GO apsa godne) on n
izrao bojaznost da e koncenaca ekonomse
Da b preporucio Kongresu seru
sputavanje regulsane koncentrac
moe danas este najbo dokaz da promasle e
Predsednik hokm putem takozvano kon
kuTentsko slobodno preduzece."
Pred dustvom nalaz problem unstavana monopoa
anja uslova ko odavno nesa evouci kaptaizma.
reakconano itno burzoasko pomane ko Sc
lazi pred drustvom ogromn kontroisan 80
monpclma upotrebavan obogacavane nekocine poanu
zajedndko vasnstvo drusva obogatavanje
kasno, Socialsiako progresivno shvacanje
Ear ugovora obnovlo cokurencju?
"Razbijane kaskh ugovora" ucinlo kraj monopoma
nt obnoVilo konkurencu nista pouceno
banjem trustova Razbane izbegava
nJa da b Sc svoril nonopo do prkrvenh rsenja
prot trusova Ako kartesk noze
ocekvati da ce kapastici monopols
blazenje zakona stva karek specen
zulat rata poso svak bit
en nakon rata so ee patena Pvog
Rata strano posedovan patenti "a
rata nash opet ukama nternacionanih monopola
da Ii &c ora Svoine Crowley
rekao H da protiv "povredanu koh svonsk prav
kcja su amerieke korporacije razyie"
Pored toga Socazam intereuje "razbjane kartea
da obnova konkurenca Socjaizam
preuzmane monopozovan prvodne sa yrhom d
b ia sedstva bia monopozoana po "a
dobrob.
Nije Ii eva Admnistracija pro-radnicka?
ova je Admnistracija mslu kome su
zagovaaci miosti cne proobovk" Ova Admi
nistracJa caa da spreei peeranos kapsiek
kase Ona e caa da najamnom minimum redsta
kojma da koih on ne Sc spurno No
bunio ukratko cjala da poave spod hama Ali
buduc proradnicka sm ieste ba
stvarnom smisu Toko prznao sam
sednk Roosevelt kada govoru 49, sepmbr
1886 rekao nk koii vodi stva
nu brigu danu obracuna snski ella da sti
TEN pfVatne svoJlne pravjanjem npravdi
ko1e doaze cd toga sema Lberazam posaje proteca
ekovdnih konzervavaca dogadaa proglasuie nam
- refomiste ako bi
Dana Administrative da po njenim postup
cma ako oni izgledau proradniek Admnsracija ina
takoder d bude udena razoga "a nene ak iii no
ia 1este so tako poaptaisticka, koo najreakconana w
govacka cbusines Admnsraca koa ad kontroisaa ma
cionanu vladu
(WEEKLY PEOPLE 92642) ,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-11
Mrs. James Claire
Arrives for Visit in
Juneau and Sitka

Mrs. James Claire, the former
Virginia Dufresne, arrived yester-
day by plane from the south to
visit her husband in Sitka and her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Du-
fresno, in Juneau, for short time.
This is her first long visit to her
home here for nearly three years.
Mrs. Claire is on vacation from
Columbus Hospital in Seattle where
she is in her third year of nurses
training and will leave Juneau
about June 20 to return south.
On her arrival in Juneau, Mrs.
Claire was met by her husband
who is assistant manager of the
Photo Shop Studio in Sitka. They
plan to leave by plane for the
Baranof Island community tomor-
row and Mrs. Claire will spend sew
eral days there before returning to
Juneau for the remainder of her
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Claire were married
in Portland, Oregon, on May % of
this year.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-11
SENATOR'S
PROBE WAR
JOB MESS
Witness Tells of Shocking
Waste in Munitions
Plant

KANSAS CITY, June IL. = The
Truman Senate Investigating Com
nittee heard a former chief in
speotor for the Sunflower Ordnance
Works testify that $50 truckloads
of lumber, two-thirds of it disable,
vas burned daily in the firepit for
the seven months he worked on
he project. N'
The witness, William Ryan, as
an informer, filed Federal suit un-
der the Civil War Law to recover
for himself and the government
money he charged was wasted in
the construction of the 1875. million
dollar munitions plant covering TO-
200 acres near De Soto, Kansas.
He testified that he never saw
an Army inspector on the job al
though he was chief inspector, and
that he didn't know Lieut.. Col. E.
D. Taylor, Army engineer on. the
project. Nal
Frozen clods of dirt, slate and too
little cement went into the con-
crete, he said, charging that forms
were improperly constructed and
that the floors gave way and had
to be torn out and remade at
government expense.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-11
VIGIL OF PENTE(0ST
OBSERVED TOMORROW

Tomorrow Saturday, the Vigil
of Pentecost, there will be the bless
ing of the baptismal font and the
reading of the prophecies followed
by solemn high mass by Bishop
j. R. Crimont, Sd, ID, commenc-
ing at 7:.3O o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-11
Juneau Visitor
Will Return 10
Home in Seattle

After visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. ]. Gallwas in Ju-
neau for several weeks, Mrs. Louis
Delebecque and her daughter Katie
will leave the first of the week for
her home in Seattle.
Mrs Delebecque's visit to her
former home has been the occasion
of much entertaining in her honor.
Tuesday night, Mrs. Ralph Mize
and Mrs. Irving All were hostesses
at dinner for the visitor. Others
who have entertained for Mrs.
Delebecque are Mrs. Bruce Mitchell
and Miss Betty King who were
hostesses at luncheon in the Bar
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-11
GIRL SCOUTS CHECK
EQUIPMENT TOMORROW

Girl Scouts going to summer
camp Sunday must have their bed
rolls and equipment at Float No 2
at the small boat harbor between
9 a. M and II noon tomorrow, it
was announced today by Scout Of
ficials. Mrs. Andrew Baker will be
on the float between those hours to
check material in.
In addition to the stipulated
equipment, lists of which have been
distributed, the girls are also asked
to bring wash basin or No. 10 can
which serves the purpose very well
according to Miss Pauline Roach,
camp leader, one dishtowel, a pen
Gil, pair of scissors and bar of
laundry soap. If they wish to write
letters during their stay in. camp,
they are also asked to bring writ!
ing paper and stamps
Girl Scouts will leave for the
Eagle River camp Sunday and are
requested to watch the Empire for
further details.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-11
Ugger1 Goes,
Buying Trip

Art M. Uggen, of the Alaska
Music Supply, Seward and Second,
left by steamer today on an extern
sive buying trip which will take him
down the Pacific Coast and back to
Chicago. He expects to make the
trip in about six weeks
Uggen is going to buy the very
latest on the market of records,
music of all kinds and other articles
sold by the well known Juneau
firm and not just secure back
orders"
From Juneau Uggen will go to
Seattle, Portland San Francisco
and Chicago and enroute will stop
at Topeka, Kansas City, Moberly,
Kansas, and Elkhart, Indiana. At
several of the stops he will visit
with his relatives and also those of
Mrs. Uggen who remains here con-
Quoting the local business.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-11

The population of Human and
Hupeh, two provinces in China,
exceeds one third that OF the
United States.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-11
VICTORY GARDEN
MARAUDERS ARE
SCORED BY CLUB
Reward Offered for Thefts
Dog, Cats Menace,
Motion States

Concern for the protection OF
local Victory Gardens against maui
rauding animals and destructive in
dividuals brought action yesterday
at the meeting of the Juneau Gar
den Club, held at the home of Mrs.
Harold Smith.
S A resolution was carried that the
club offer $25 reward for the dis
covery and apprehension of cul-
prits who steal Victory Garden
products or plants.
1t was also voted that a letter
be sent to the City Council demand
ing that dogs and cats also, be re-
strained from running loose, espec-
tally during the present emergency
when the damage done is not only
q violation of personal property
rights but a violation of patriotic
endeavor as we'll"
The secretary was ordered to
write to the Council, and a commit
tee of three was appointed to APP
pear before the next Council meet
ing, June Is, delegates being Mrs.
Harold Smith, Ann Coleman and
Mrs. Robert Coughlin.
A round table discussion on plant
and flowerbed arrangements was
conducted by Miss Ann Coleman
and Garrison Turner, landscape
gardener at the Sitka Pioneers
Home. A catalog, Seeds of Rare
Plants" available through the Rex
D. Pearce Growers of Merchant
vile, N. j., was recommended by
Mr.. Turner and was shown at the
meeting.
Two potted plants, an Indian
Maid begonia and a Martha Wash
ington geranium, have been pre-
sented to the local USO Club, it was
reported Flowers have been ar
ranged in the hospitals by that
committee and additional help from
ether club members is needed, Mrs.
David Ramsey stated.
A partial list of committee heads
was announced for the annual
Flower Show, to be held the latter
part of August.
Mrs. M. D. Williams and Mrs. c..
E. Rice have been asked to serve as
receptionists; Mrs. John Hahn as
cashier; Mrs. Charles Forward.
classification; Mrs. William Carl
son, butonieres; Mrs. c. Clark, clas-
sification; Mrs. David Ramsey and
Mrs. Hugh Wade. placement.
Mrs. Ernest Gruening will be in
charge of tea, and Mrs. George F..
Alexander, of entertainment. Mrs.
Lynn Forrest has been asked to CO.
operate with the committee of four
local men who are in charge of the
Victory Garden section, headed by
Allen Shattuck.
Next months meeting of the
Garden Club will be held at the
summer cabin of the club presi-
dent, it was announced, and trans
portation is being arranged for.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-11
One PINT Per
week is NOW
LIQUOR LIMIT
Washington and Oregon
Cut Allowance of AL
hoIit Beverages

Purchases of alcoholic beverages,
with the exception of wines, has
been put on a ration basis of one
pint per person a week in the States
of Washington and oregon, ac-
cording to Geographic information
received this week by j. j. Meherin
from the Alaska Dis tri b u or s
Seattle office.
Rationing has been on the basis
of one quart person week for
the last six weeks and prior to
that a bonus of an additional
quart was allowed occasionally de-
pending on the available supply
In the message to Mr.. Meherin,
the Alaska Distributors requested
him to advise the trade and sales
men and added this gives you an
idea of the seriousness of the situa-
ton
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-11

The Daily Alaska Empire has the
largest paid circulation of any AL
aska newspaper.