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Sada cita "Hrvatske"
nOyine!

Mi smo nesto ranije zabelezili da
Srbobranov "zrncar" kaze da ne cita "Hr
vatske" novine. Izgleda da te novine do
lazu do "zrncarovih' ruku sa prilicnom
redovnoscu. Z Srbobranu (25. februara)
citamo Uni Gitamo Srbobran) "Kazu da
je Josip Kraja, bivsi uce3is:iS Radnicke
Borbe', vodja jednog della Hrvata -
Mi neznamo sta SrbObranov "zrncar
zeli da kaze sa time, ali slutimo da "zrn-
car" hoce da Sc osvet Slobodnoj Reel. Z
koliko Sc tice "bvsih uredniha RADNlc-
KE BORBE' SrbobranOv "zrncar" pise
istnu kada kaze da je Josip kraja "biv-
81 urednik Radnieke Borbe'", ali, kao
sto smo rekli Slobodnoi Reel. sta time?
Istorija ie zabelezila wise Cd jednog Jude.
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kretanje ma gore, a da mu ne menjaju pravac;
da ne lece bolesti, nego je samo ublazavaJu.
Oni sc ne ysmeju izgubit iskljucivo tom ne
izbeznom guerlskom boju, koji izbija usled
neprekidnh napada kapitalista promena ma
trzistu Oni moraju uvideti, da danasnj Sis
tenn pored sve bede. koju i'm donosi, stvara
stovremeno materijane uslove i drustvene
forme "a ekonomsku izgradnju novog drustva.
Mesto konzervativne parole: Prayednu nadni-
Gu "a pravedan dan rada' on moraju ispisati
ma svoj barjak revoucionarnu parou: 'Uki-
DAME ma iamnog sistema
S. L. p je. zagrlila Marksovu preporulu:
ona je ma svojoj zastavi podigla parolu: "Uki-
DAME naiamnog sistema"; ona prosvetuje rad
ncku klasu duhu klasne borbe ona zagoya-
ra politicko organizoyanje radnicke klase sa
svrhom osvajanja razaranja politicke drzave,
tog odbora "a obavljanje poslova celokupne
burzoazije; ona siri ideju Socijalistickog nj
dustrijalnog Junionizma koja &c, kada zahvati
dovoljan broj radnika, predstavjati ekonoms-
ku moe radnicke klase "a podupiranie polite
XII izrazenog ella koja &c sluzti kao admin
strativno telo IndustriJalne Republic Rada
Z America, revolucionarni barjak Mark
sizma-De Leonizma nalazi Sc Il cvrstim ruka-
ma S. L. P.
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Don NikO GrSkOvic

Ma skoro odrzanom "Hrvatskom Kon-
gresu'' izabran je Don Niko Grskovic "a
pocasnog preds jednika "vijeca'. Hrvat-
ski Svijet (27. feb.) uvodnicki kaze da
'Izbor Don Nike Grskovica kao pocasnog
predsjednika kongresa [ J zasluzuje sva-
ko priznanje, jer ako ie iko neumornom
ustrajnoscu nastojao da unese svjetla
pravednih ideja "a slobodu korstonos-
ne odnosaje mediu Hrvatima Juznim
Slavenina uopce, to je ma prvom mjestu
6inio kroz duge nezahvalne godine Don
Niko Grskovic"
Mi smo ocekivali da &c poeasni pred
siednik reci rec dve "kongresu'. izgle
da da su drugi ocekivali isto. Hrvatski
Svijet C. marta) ina jedno psmo cd Don
Nike Grskoviea, kojeg propusta bez ko-
mentara Grskoyic kaze da je PRIMO ''par
brzojava pisama kojima me nekoji mo-
il stariji mladji prijatelji pitaju, sto
mislim Hrvatskom kongresu, odrzanom
Chicago poprimljenim rezolucijama
zakljuccina?" ?" Grskovic nastaylja: "Iz ne
kojih Cd tih pisama razbren, da nekoji
misle, da sam ia sudjelovao na pripray-
nom radu "a tai kongres osobno istom
pris':stvovao To syoje misljenje temelje
I'd tome, sto medju izabranim odbornici-
ma upravnicima citaju novinama
mole ime, kao poeasnog predsjednika."
kad smo procitali dotle mi smo oeekiva-
Ii da &c slediti, narcotic cd izabranog
pocasnog predsjednika, barem kratka oce-
ma "Kongresa". Ma mesto toga, Grskovie,
ma postavljena mu pitanja, odgovara ova-
ko: "Odkad sam napustio urednistvo 'Svi
jeta' radi narusenog zdravlia. podpuno
sam prekinuo ne samo novinarski vec
svaki drugi politicki rad, koj sam kroz
40 godina sa najboljom voljom vrsio
svrsio."
A to mas nekako ostavlja sa pitanjem
ma koje nije odgovoreno: Da Ii je izabra-
nj pocasni predsednik "Hrvatsko-Americ-
kog Vijeca" "a iii protiv rezolucija Yak
ljucaka skoro odrzanog "Hrvatskog Kon
gresa?" lid
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SOCIJALISTICKA POSTA.

nv. McKeesport Pa: Citajuci Radnlc-
ku Borbu vec dulje vremena, ia sam prlmetlo
da Sc S. L. P. ne moze nikako da Sc slozi sa
stalinom njegovom politikom, pa vas mollm
da mi javno kroz Radnicku Borbu odgovorite
zasto Sc S. l.. P ne slaze?
ODGOVOR S. L. P. Sc ne slaze sa Stall
novom politikom zbog toga sto ia poiltlka ne
pomaze stvar radnickog oslobodjenja. sta vi
Sc, Stalinova je politika do sada Stella i sa-
da steti stvari oslobodienja radnieke klase. Ne
samo da Sc mi ne slazemo sa tom politikom
mi je odlucno osudjujemo
81. P. usvaja Marksisticki princip klas-
ne borbe "nikada ne odstupa cd istlne, da ol
stvorila prijatelja, nikada ne promasuje uda-
riti zabludu, da ne b stvorila nerrijatelJa.
Istina ie da su ruski radnici seJacl, pod
vodjstvom Boljsevka, oborili kapitalisticku
vladu Rusiji njome kapitalisticku privat-
nu svojinu mad zemljo jom i sredstvima "a pro-
izvodnju; istina je da su Boljsevici organize
vail vladu Radnika seljaka i krenul Sc pu-
TEN gradnje materjalne osnove "a uvadJan]e
Socijalizma. Ali je istina i ovo: Stallnlstl su
skrenui stramputice napustili originalnl put
Ruske Revolucije Dokaz: On nisu produzii
Leninovim sledjenjem Marksisticke nauke da
Il koliko Sc materijalna baza "a SoclJallzam
podize da tolko drzava mora iscezavatl, pre-
davajuci svoju vlast Il ruke organa koJi pred
stavljaju proizvodjace - ruke industrlJalnlh
organa; oni su negiral Leninovu izjavu da je
Tndustrijalni Junionizam ono sto onl grade.
Sve to je stvar rekorda, ukljucujuci Stallnls-
tieku politiku klasne saradnje ostalog mno-
gobrojnog surovanja sa krvnim neprijateljem
radnicke klase
Da nema promene toj stalinistiekoj po-
litici klasne saradnje to svedoce svakodnevne
vesti sami govori Sovjetskih birokrata. Da
je politika nacionalizma zamenila politiku in
ternacionalizma j to je jasno. Ia politika ma
cionalizma prenesena je u samu Crvenu Ar
miju. Do nazad kratkog vremena, zavet vojni-
ka Crvene Armije poeimao je sa "Ja, sin rad
nog naroda", sada je to promenjeno "sin
radnog naroda' zamenjen je sa ia, gradja-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-11

ma citaoca. Buna Revolucija nisu jed
no te isto Italiianski "socijalisti'' mogu
izdati million manifesto "protiv fasizma',
ali to ne znaci poziy ma revoluciju sve do
tie dok takav poziv ne trazi korenitu pro-
menu drustvenog sistema. Do danas ne
ma pouzdanog izvestaja da italijanski
"socijalisti' traze obaranie kapitaizma IL
Italij dok Sc ne trazi obaranie kapi
talizma, dotle nema poziva ma revoluciju,
poSto revoluciia znaci korenitu pr0menu
druStvenih odnosa.
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UyOdnik?

Hrvatski Svijet (23. feb.) ina jedan
"uvodnik' pod naslovom "TaliJanskI So
cijalisti pozivaju ma revoluciju." Z stva-
ri to nije uvodnik posto sc Il clanku ne
nalazi nj jedna rec komentara. Ali ipak
interesantno je zabeleziti da pisac tog
"uvodnika" upotrebliava reel ''uzDuna"
"revolucija' jedan te isti dah. To doka-
zuje samo jedno: Pisac tog clanka ne ira
Ii obiasnjenje "a socijalne ekonomske
termine izyan Lochmerovog iii nekog dru-
cog slicnog recnika. To neodgovorno u
potrebliavanje nejednakih reel moze sa
mo da stvara duhovnu bunu mozgov-
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"ENGLISH SECTION"

Skoro sve iugoslavenske novine Ameri-
ci posveeuju jedan dec svoga prostora engles-
kom stivu koji je namenjen mladjem narasta-
ju jugoslavenskih citaoca tih novina.
RADNIcKA BORBA nena, niti namera i
matt engeski deo cato imamo yrlo dobri
razlog
RADNIcKA BORBA je TEX jedan cd iezic-
nih organa SocijalistiGke Radnicke Partije A
merike Njena svrha jeste da urozna jugosla-
venske radnike ucenjem Socljallstlcke Rad
niGke Partije. Ali to znaci da mi ne zellmo
da mladji narastaj nash jugoslavenskih eta
oca ne dodje do nauke S. L. P. Ma protiv, mi
smo radili radimo ma tome da nasi mladji,
kod kojih jugoslavensH jerk pod najboljim u
slovma zauzima TEX drugo mesto, dodju do te
nauke Da su clanovi Jugoslavenske Federacl-
je prilieno uspeli tome pravcu, naJbolje sve-
doc prilican broj nasih snova j kceri koji su
danas clanovi engleskih Sekcija S. l.. P.
Mi verujemo' ,da mora rbiti jedan izvesan
broj kuca koje dolazi RADNIcKA aBORR{A,,
te kojima Sc nalaze po jedan iii wise nasih
mladjih koji nisu stanju citati mas Jezik te,
prema tome, nisu stanju da Sc koriste sa IA
ukom koja Sc siri kroz RADNIcKU BORBU.
koliko ina takovih slarcajeva, toliko je
duznosti ctaoca RADNIckE BORBE da po-
mognu tom mladjem narastaju da Sc oni u
poznaju sa spasonosnom idejom Socijalistickog
Industrijalnog Junionizma.
Prosle godine RADNIcKA BORBA je sla-
villa svoiu tridesetpetu godisnjicu, ali pre- tri
codine WEEKLY PEOPLE, zvanicni organ
Sociialistieke Radnicke Partije ma engleskom
ieziku, prosavio je svoju pedesetu godisnJicu
neprekidnog izlazenja. WEEKLY JEOPLE IL
lazi nedeljno ma sest stranica punih silva pl-
sanog cd mnogo veceg broja pisaca nego sto
ie to slucaj sa RADNICKOM BORBOM. Ono
sto je RADNIcKA BORBA ma jugoslavenskom
ieziku, to je WEEKLY PEOPLE ma engleskom
ieziku - iedino glasilo Marksovog SociJallzma
De Leonovog Socijalistickog 1ndustriJalnog
Junionizma u Sjedin jenim Drzavama.
Mi najiskrenije apelujemo ma nase citaoce
koji sada ne primaju WEEKLY PEOPLE, Ga
So pretplate elm pre-. ako nema mladleg ma
rastaia kod kuee, WEEKLY PEOPLE &c dobro
doc kao sredstvo sa kojim da nasi pretplatnl-
ci upoznaju svoje susede drugove radnlke
eneleskog jezika sa programom S. l.. T.
saljte prijatelji radniekog oslobodjenJa'
syoie pretplate ma WEEKLY PEOPLE, tako ce
te nam pomoei da sve wise sirmo ldeJu oslooo-
dienia radnicke klase. Pretplata ma WEEKLY
PEOPLE stoj isto koliko pretplata ma RAD
NIcKu BORBU - $500 ma godinu, S1.OO "a
pola godne.
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INTERNATIONALLY

U Wis podignite svi celia,
Vi sunni nevolje zla!
Glas pravde zove mas ma della
| svlce dan sunce sja.
sVe trulo pada Il grob tamni.
Mex pada, mi smo MENU pad!
Nov svet podicemo sami;
Mi, pre- nista sve smo sad!
Eec pobedne trube jece!
I BOZ! Vec svife dan
Sveg sveta narod bice
Medjunarodan!
lex Stable sputan ~verigama,
I molbi, suzam' trazi spas!
Mas rad, mas BOZ, to spas je mama:
Z kraj, u prah, ko put nam preei,
Zapalimo sami luc!
Slobodu dizmo misli, reci!
Po gvozdju kujmo cas- vruc!
Vec pobedne trube iece
Y boj! Wee svice dan.
Sveg sveta narod bce
Medjunarodan.
Mas himba, varka tlaci bije,
A krv nam grabez pie klet.
Ma "duznost" tex Sc gavan smeje,
Slrotinje pravo mu je - "smet'!
Al rug sila neka CINE:
Jednakost mex zavlada svud!
Vec duznost prava mex ne mine,
A pravo 'vek uz duznost bud!
Vec pobedne trube jece!
U boj! Vec svice dan.
Sveg sveta narod bice
Medjunarodan!
Gospodstvo, vlast, sto 'vek ma vuku
Z nevolju i muka roj
Izrabv muku nash ruku,
Podigose presto svoj.
Gde peel dime, kolo mase,
To nasa muka, mas je znoj:
Pa mora da bude nase!
Mi trazimo to "a trud svoj!
Wee pobedne trube jece!
u boi! Vec svice dan.
Sveg sveta narod bice
Medjunarodan.
Oh puce, milijona brace,
Svi radnici vi sueta tog!
TEX rad 'nauzit &c Sc srece,
A nerad gnije greha syog.
Mex padnu h'jene nase krvi!
Vec strah in rusi sve u prah
| svijaju Sc kano crvi -
Gle! Svice dan sunce sja!
Vec pobedne trube jeee!
Z boj, Vec svice dan.
Syeg sveta narod biee
Medjunarodan!
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'TAJNE NARODA"

"JUGOSLAVIJA: 1918 - 1943
Zbog manjkavosti prostora nastavki seri-
ia pod gornjim naslovima moral su izostati.
Pojavice Sc u sledeeem broju - Urednistvo.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13
CAPITOL HAS
VIVID THEM,
TW0-DkY RUN
Elizabeth Bergner Comes
from Legitimate Stage
for Paris Calling

Bringing Elizabeth Bergner to
the screen in her first Hollywood
film production, Paris Calling"
opens at the Capitol Theatre to-
NIGHT. Randolph Scott co-stars in
the picture, which has Basil Rath-
tonc. Gale Sondergaard and Ed
ward Ciannclli in supporting roles.
internationally known for her
work in such English hits as "Es-
cape Me Never" Catherine tn e
Great las You Like It. an d
stolen Life" Miss Bergner has
n the past turned down all offers
IRON hollywood. When, she APP
peared on Broadway several years
go IN Escape Me Never, every
motion picture company attempt
d to sign her for starring roles,
But she preferred the stage, and
British films.
With the curtailment of British
production since the start of the
war, the star accepted the best
HOLLYWOOD offer and went to Uni
versal for her American film debut
in Paris Calling
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13
UNITARIAN
GARDENING IS
FOR DURATION
Local Club Will Meet To.
morrow Afternoon al
HoIbrook Home

Attention to landscaping anc
ornamental paintings will largely
have to give way to unitarian gar
dening and the raising of Victory
Gardens for the DURATION" Mrs
Wellman Holbrook, Garden Clut
president, has declared.
With that program in mind, the
meeting of the Juneau Garden
Club, to be held tomorrow at z
pm. at the home of the clut
president. will be devoted chiefly
to consideration of garden PLAN
ming and the ordering of seeds
which should be taken care of al
once.
Members are requested to take
recent catalogs, and other Juneau
residents not previously associated
with the group will find this mi
tial meeting of the year and oil
the gardening season an especially
apt time to come in, it has beer
pointed out.
Color slides of Juneau home
gardens and of flower arrange
ments and exhibits in the August
flower show, will be presented by
Mrs. William Paul and A. Black
erby of the Forest Service.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13
FOUR STARS ARE
APPEARING HERE
AT 10Th CENTURY
Week End in Havana
Opens Tonight-Is Sing
SationdI Musicale

Tropical magic, catchy Cuban
rhythms, warm blooded senoritas,
dark eyed romeos, are neatly COM
bined in the story of the sing
sational' new Goth Century Fox
musical which opens tonight at
the Goth Century Theatre.
With Alice Faye, Carmen Mi
randa, John Payne and Cesar Ro-
nero in the starring roles, h e
film is set in the capital city of
our Latin-American neighbor and
shows Havana with all its beauty
in the naturalness of Technicolor.
Alice portrays a New York sales
girl who has carefully budgeted
herself for several years in order
to treat herself to Havana vaca-
ton. When her ship is caught on
a reef, she refuses to sign a re-
lease to the shipping company un-
til she has had--and enjoyed-her
Havana vacation. The company's
representative, JOhn Payne, post
pones his wedding to make sure
/ she has a grand time.
In a magnificent Havana night
club, the exotic Carmen Miranda,
who has captured the admiration
of American film audiences in her
previous screen appearances with
her unusual songs and dances, does
spectacular new number with 200
feminine dancers-"The Mango"
The featured cast of Week
End in Havana" includes Cobina
right, Jr., George Barber, Sheldon
Leonard, Leonid Kinskey, Chris
Pin Martin and Billy Gilbert.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13
FORMER JUNEAU
RESIDENTS MEET
BY COINCIDENCE

That dame Coincidence has done
it again Here's the story:
When Anabelle Simpson, Juneau
born and reared, walked out of the
Palmer House in Chicago, looking
for a good place to eat, she spied
a man in uniform and approached
him for the information. He re-
Piled
You bet! Anabelle-right around
the corner here" And that man
was none other than Scotty Ford,
her Juneau schoolmate of a few
years ago-now in the Canadian
Air Service and located in Ottawa
and Quebec.
Both were crossing the CONT
nent-she from Los Angeles to New
York, he from Mississippi to Mon
treal-and making brief stops only
in Chicago. The long arm of COIN
cidence accomplished what split
second timing never could.
Reminisce
In further conversation, Scotty
explained that after going over
seas with party of rs in the
Canadian Air Force, he as one OF
the two remaining Of the original
group, returned to Canada, where
he Is undoubtedly serving as an
air instructor Having visited his
mother in Mississippi. he was then
on the return trip to his Cana
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13
Mrs. Walter Scott
Goes 10 Visit Son

Mrs. Walter P. Scott left for
the south last weekend to visit
her son, Bob, now in his second
year at Washington State College,
Pullman.
Bob, who was graduated from
Juneau High, signed up for the
Army Reserves on the college cam
pus and is apt to be called into
the regulars, according to word re-
ceived by his parents here. He is
10 years of age.
While south Mrs Scott will also
visit friends and relatives at Spo-
kane, Seattle, and near Portland.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13

some wonderfully suspenseful adj
ventures on suspension bridge.
Pedro relates the Iusty adj
ventures of a little mail plane fly
flying the Andes There was the
mail plane, the papa-and the fe-
mail plane, the mama, and little
Pedro, the baby. "EI Gaucho
Goofy" takes 8. noted dog hand
from deep in the heart of Texas
clap-clap, straig hit to the Argen-
tine plains for some gaUcho life.
Goofy, of course can't take it, but
Disney dishes it out hilariously.
The "Watercolor of Brazil"
number, besides introducing Jose
Carioca, the Brazilian parrot who
knows a few things wise D. Duck
doesn't. contrives to be one of the
most beautiful and imaginative of
all Disney imageries. And SO
"Saludos Amigos" must be listed
es eminently worthwhile entertain
ment-a short featuse that seems
shorter than it is.
Disney also is offering two shorts:
Der Fuehrer's Face" and "Edu-
cation for Death" In the former
d. Duck goes through a nightmare
of heiling to the tune of the popu-
lar song hit.
In the latter, suggested by Gre
gor Zeimer's book, Disney takes a
tumble: if he must convert his
unique medium to serious propa-
ganda he should keep it serious.
There is nothing funny about the
education of Nazi children, but in
the midst of detailing these pre-
meditated perversions of the jul
venile mind the Disney genius for
the ridiculous cannot down itself.
He makes Hitler a caricatured
Prince Charming awakening the
sleeping beauty Germany. The few
moments of slapstick fun that fol-
is a buxom, we'll
larded figure who can scarcely be
hoisted to the princes shuddering
horse-are Earring moments in the
grimness and beuty that follow.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13
REGIONAL DIRECTOR
US0, MISS S1RUvE,
GOES TO SkAGWAy

USO regional director, L. n.
Hall and Miss Marie Strive, also
of the USO, went to Skagway this
morning on USO business relative
to the opening OF the clubroonas
there.
The badly needed quarters Will
be ready for use soon, after the
finishing touches are applied, in
Guiding the anterior decorating IN
which Miss Struye specializes.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13
RETURNS TO CANNERY

Taking a small crew to assist in
packing crab in the cannery of
the Juneau Packing Company, Of
which he is manager as well as
owner, A. E. Goetz left again yes
terday in the company tender for
Idaho Inlet where they are operat-
ing. He expects to return in about
four weeks with product ready for
market.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13
MIKES To- REOPEN

Mike Pusich is announcing FRI
day as the date for reopening of
his parlor after closed period
for refinishing the interior of the
first floor. A tile floor, repainting
and new decorations are being in
Guided in the work now going on
at Mikes Place.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13

Things see-sawed back and forth
ct--a he first quarter, then a
H5a-~~lmded at the end of the table
faded back and passed the spuds
to his running partner. Quick as
a flash 1 intercepted them. With
the spuds in my possession, I de-
cided on T-bone formation. De-
ploying the gravy to the left, I
called loudly for a plate of beans.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
TO BEGIN TONIGHT

First game between Douglas
High School Huskies and team
representing the school Alumni for
local championship this season is
scheduled for tonight in the Doug
las gym. The school second team
will play the Star Hill team from
Juneau in a preliminary starting
at 7:30 o'clock
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13
Catholic Daughters
Plan White Elephant
Meeting January 10

Catholic Daughters of America
met last night in the Parish Hall
for regular business meeting.
Mrs. Betty Nottingham presided
over the meeting, when plans were
laid for a social meeting to be
held January 26 at pm. in the
home of Mrs. Harley J. Turner
Members and invited guests are
each asked to take bona fide
white elephant gift, wrapped. Bingo
will be played as principal enter
tainment of the evening.
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HYTP11TW GOLDEN TRAIL" and
. THEATRE ~ Shadow on The Stairs"
dian headquarters.

dian headquartcrS.
Anabelle, employed In the re-
search department Of Life and
Time magazines in New York City.
had been invited by her brother.
a U. S. Marine then in Los An
geles, to spend the Christmas holi-
days with him at his expense.
She had accepted, completed her
visit and was on the return trip
when her plane was forced down
at Chicago, thus completing the
cycle that made the unique meet
ing possible.
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VISITS FORMER RESIDENCE

Mr.. and Mrs Verne Hoban (the
latter, formerly Miss Emma earn
of Douglas, are visitors on the
channel from Sitka where they
have their residence and Mr.. Ho-
ban is connected with the Signal
Corps, U. S. Army.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13
RUSSIAN FUR5
SOLD; AUCTION
IN new YORK

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-The first
Russian furs auctioned here in a
decade brought brisk bidding yes
terday. The sale was conducted by
the An1torg Trading Company.
Most of the groups of furs were
large. Over 100000 pelts were sold
at prices ranging upward to s295 for
Kamchatka type of Russian sable.
Other pelts were squirrel, foxes and
Persian lamb.
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However, I didn't take the beans
Instead I used an end-around play,
taking a pass with the butter. This
gained me first down and cruel to
go. Then I pulled my famous sleep
er play.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13
DOUGLAS
NEWS
CLUB MEETS TONIGHT

January meeting of the Douglas
Island Woman's Club is scheduled
for this evening, to be held at the
home of President Mrs. Norman
Rustad, starting at 8 O'Clock. Mrs
Ray Nevin will be the assisting
hostess.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13

Pretending my spaghetti was un-
tied, 1 caught my opponents COM
pletely by surprise and while they
watched, mouths agape, fell over
the goal line clutching a pork
chcp.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13

Volume Production for Victory" Chevrolet's
time bywofd, illustrated in this view of the giant
aviation engine plant where the nations greatest volume
producer of and trucks is applying automotye mass
production to the manufacture of apane engines. One
engine Chevrolet is building toward peak volume output
Of this highly versatile motor great standard aircraft
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13
CATCHES OWN PUNT

NEW YORK. - During the
C.C.NY.- Brooklyn College football
game, City back punted is yards
and the wind blew the ball back
into his arms. He made six-yard
gain.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-13

engine. Shown here engineers and production men
checking each engine prior to shipment to the various
aviation companies Chevrolet supplies. Individually
graded wheeled upper pcture these engines
nearing completion of the assembly lines at
Chevrolets aircraft engine plant Here skilled workmen
who produced and truck motors speed the flow
Of armament for the United Nations.