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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-25
VOL. XxxvI. - GOD. XXXvI.
SOvjetska Russia.

Jedna moskovska vest (preko
novinske agencije Reuter) cd Is.
marta kaze da je zapovednik 337.
divizije nacisticke pesadije izdao
sledecu naredbu: ''u slucaju pri-
silnog povlacenja, unistite pali-
te sva sela i gradove." ,pa je ia
razorna naredba prilicno uspela,
to svedoci daljna izjava: "Stotine
stotine sela koja Sc sastojahu cd
kuca napravljenih cd panjeva, sa-
ia su samo geografski izraz. Covek
Sc moze pfosetati preko tih pre-
della bez da INA da su ia sela ika-
da postojala." Priznaje Sc da gra-
dove nije tako lako unistiti, ali
'mesta kao Vyazma, Voronez,
Grhatsk i Rev, ostavljeni su bez
i jedne zgrade koja bi Sc mogla
popraviti. Ia mncga druga mes
ia izmedju sadasnjeg fronta j "a
padne granice Rusije, morace Sc
podizati il osnove. Ma milionima
akera, ranije plodne zemlje, sada
raste korov -. Sva je stoka od-
nesena, sva poljoprivredna masi-
nerija, svo seme.'
To je uzasna slika ali vrlo pri-
rodna, neprirodnom ludilu koje Sc
zove rat.
Istovremeno dolaze druge yes
ii koje opisuju neverovatnu brzi-
nu sa kojom sovjetski radnici po-
1loyo podizu iii obnavljaju ranffjjes
porusena iii spaljena sela i gra-t
dove. Pored popravljanja ostece-
nih zeljeznickih pruga, grade Sc
move linije, IL jednom slucaju ci-
tava nova linija bese postavljena
Cd Kotlasa do reke Pechora. .
Stalingradu, takodjer, obnova pro-.
gresuje. Skoro sve zeljeznicke Ii.
nije koje dolaze u mesto, poprav-
ljene su; luka Sc sprema "a je-,
senski rastop velika tvornica
tenkova die Sc iznova.
Graditi, to je prirodno ljudskom
dobru, to je u suglasju sa zako-
nom progresa. Gradjevna moe
radnieke klase sveta, neizmerna
je. Pod boljim i sretnijim drust-
venim uredjenjem to bi znacilo
raj ma zemlji. Ali pre- nego sto to
moze biti, radnicka klasa mora da
pocisti svet cd kapitalistickog dja-
VIOLA da ga otera pakao pros
losti.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-25

i ako "a to postoji samo jedan US
low - odbijanje aktivne koopera-
CHE sa osovinom, da Ii to ne INA
ci da politika Ujedinjenih Nacija
nije zavetovana unistavanju svih
fasistickih rezima, kako mas po-
kuSavaju uveriti raZni besednici
Razume Sc da nije!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-25

priskoei pomoc i primi stoku
koja bese preneSena preko vode,
poklana, pakovana urucena u
ruguayskim musterijama. A to
sve dokazuje da pored svih poll
tickih proglasa koji dolaze IL Uru-
guaya, fasisticki naklonjena Ar
gentina igra veliku ulogu toj
maloj drzavi.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-25
Grcka

London % marta. (ONA) = Vi
Sc cd stotinu zrtava palo je ma
ulicama Atene l 2 marta, kako
mas izvjestava govornik grcke Via
de. Do sukoba izmedju gradjan-
stva Atene okupatora doslo je
zbog toga sto su Grci ustali u
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-25
Sa kldsnog Fronta
CLEVELAND, Ohio

CLEVELAND, Ohio. ".Ako
privatnom kapitalu ne bude osigu-
ran dovoljan trajan prihod, pos
leratna ekonomija stoji Il opasno-
sti propadanja." Tako Sc izrazio
Russell Weisman, ekonomista
rubrikas Merchandising Plain Dea-
lera, ma jednom sastanku Cleve-
land Advertising Club.
To je isti Weisman koji pre- dva
meseca rece (vidi r. B. 21. JAM
da &c pitanje Il idu6im izborima
biti: "Kapitalizam iii Socijali-
zam?" Weisman sam priznaje da
"kontrola industrije posle rata
pod sadasnjim birokratskim ure-
djenjem znaCila bi fasizam" Ako
bi ona (birokratska kontrola) INA
ella to posle rata, Ia ona TO mora
Znaclti j "a vreme rata. IoHkO To-
gike bi trebao da poseduje i je-
dan burzoaski ekonomista. Ali 90
red sye svoje uobrazene briga 0
fasizmu, Weisman ocituie svoju
podld duSu plutokratskog blebeta
la kada kaIe. kao Sto cmo citirall
pocetku ovog kratkog osvrta,
da "ako privatnom kapitalu ne
bude osiguran doyoljan i trajan
prihod, posleratna ekonomija sto-
Il opasnosti propadanja' to znaci
da on i njegove gazde opravdava
iu ovu iii onu ideju posleratnom
V e u Il svetlosti pitanja.
da Ii &c Ma dalje da ostane kap;-
talistieki- sistem tirani niie-i-pljjaalka-
Ako je fasizam Ii stanju da tome
sistemu osigura "dovoljan tra-
jan prihod", fasizam &c biti 0. X.
JOS. jedan dokaz da ie profit
najdragoceniji bog kapitalizma i
njegovih lakeja!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-25

NEW YORK, N. Y. Junija 30
morskih radnika Il New Yorku iz-
vestila je Drzavno Odelenje Wa
shingtonu da njeni clanovi niece
sudelovati u dovazanju ratnog
materijala Frankovoj spaniji, ko-
il Sc moze hoce biti upotreblja-
van "a pomot nacistickoj ratnoj
masini.' Ma jednom drugom mes
tn pomorska rezolucija, prema no.
vinama, kaze: "Mi osecamo da 81
lianje potrebnih brodova Frankie
voj Spaniji jeste isto kao da Sc sa-
liu Hitlerovoj Nemackoj. Mi We
rujemo da &c material koga mi
saljemo Frankovoj Spaniji biti,
bez dvojbe, upotreblien protiv A
merikanaca nekog buduceg dana,
kao sto je Japan upotrebio mas
material da mas ubija.'
Protest je prirodan, ali nedo-
voljan. Pomorski radnici, kao i
ostali radnici Amerike treba da
Sc upoznaju sa svojom potencio-
nalnom, silom sa kojom bi mogli
ne samo da podupru svoje protes-
te vec da iznude postovanje j pris-
tanak svakom svom zahtevu; oni
treba da Sc upoznaju sa idejom
Socijalistickog Industrijalnog Ju-
nionizma koji uci da Sc americki
proizvodjaci trebaju organizovati
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-25
WASHINGTON, d. c.


kada lie poceo Drugi Svetski Rat,
americka prestonica pocne rastl
munjevitom brzinom. IL svih kra-
jeva Amerike pocele su Sc kupiti
stenografkinje sekretarhe, svi po-
stanski uredi oglasivase Washing
tonsku potrebu "a Jos veci broj
mladih radnica. Slusali smo mno-
90 O prenatrpanosti grada, o po-
teskocama da sc nadje stan it'd.
Kada smo nedavno g. marta) cl-
tall vest da stotine mladih devo-
iaka napustaju Washington, mi
smo mislili da je to zbog gore
spomenutih razloga. Ali nije!
Glavni razlog je - slaba naJam-
MICA.
Dakle, nema razlike gospoda-
rima. Radnik kao radnik uvek l.
ma iednu istu zalbu = slaba ma
iamnica. To je dobar znak zdra-
vog nagona, ali menjanje gospo-
dara nije lex. Uzrok slaboj ma
iamnici jeste sami sistem najam
nog ropstva. Onaj koji bi Sc zelio
resiti zlih posledica slabe najam-
(Nastavak ma ). strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-25
CHICAGO. Ill.

CHICAGO. Ill. - Wee daVno
Montgomery Ward kompanija pro-
testuje protiv organizovanja svo-
iih radnika. ona je potroSila sill
he hiljade dolara ma puno-stranic-
ne oglase koii su PROFESSIONAL pro-
tiv jednoj naredbi vladihe agen-
CHE koja bi znacila da bi radni-
ci te kompanije morali pripadati
juniji. Razume sc da ia kompani-
ia manevrise da spreci ma kakvo
organizovanje sa syrhom da i ma
dalje produzi sa opSte poznatom
mizernom platom svojih radnika.
Ali lako je toj kompaniji kupo-
vati te skupe oglase. Cist profit
"a proslu godinu iznosi skoro S27,-
100000, iscedjenih IL radnika.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-25

u svoju klasnu juniju sa kojom
da podupru svoj klasni zahtev Ia
odstranjivanje kapitalizma. lSta
mamie cd toga, nema niti moze :
matt trajne Vrednosti ia nasl
klasu.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. - Ne
zadovol jstvo avijonskih radnika
sa nedavnom odlukom War Labor
Boarda. koii ie odobrio povisicu
cd 4 4l2centa ma sat na mesto 27l2
cent? kako su radnici trazili, ras-
te ocekuie Sc da ce mnogi radni-
ci pokuSati da nadiu posla Ma
drugim mestima. ProSle nedelje
odrzani su protestni sastanci pro-
tiv te nistavne poviSice.
Nezadovoljstva radnika niiho-
va namera da pokusaju prodati
syoju radnu snagu "a vecd cenu.
jamacno podstrekaya zakonodavce
da uvedu zakon koji bi tim rad
nicima zabranio da menjaiu pos
love. A sye to znaGi da ce poslo-
davci, pomocu vladimir agencija.
biti stanju da primoraju radni
ke, "a sada, da prime te sve rop-
skije lslove.
NEW ARK. \. J. - CeliCno-gra-
djevni radnici cetiri poduzeca Il
ovom mestu stupise ia straj.x II
znak protesta pyotiv odlnke kc3a
i'm odnasa duplu platu "a sesti
I feian rada. Povratili 81 sc aa pc
sac nakon sto i'm bese obecano da
ce Sc voditi raspraya njihovim
traznjama.
Ne izgleda dobro "a te radnike.
Harry Katchen, sekretar organi-
zacije poslodavaca, izvestio je da
ie PRIMO telegram cd P. J. Nor
rina. generalnog predsednika in
ternacionalne junije, Il kojem po-
slednii zahteva imena onih radni
ka koji su stupili na strajk. SVr-
ha toga zahteva postaje jasna ka-
da Sc uzme Il obzir izjava junlle
u koioj Sc kaze: "IzveStaji da su
Glanovi owe iii one juniie progla
sill strajk IL iednoj Cd tih tvor-
MICA u kojima postoji ugovor sa
! junijom, ostaju bez osnove. Ova
junija ina ugovor koji zabranJule
svaki strajk izuzev kada ie ovlas-
ten cd strane Internacionalnog
| Udruzenja koje predvidja da sve
nesuglasice sa poslodavcima mo-
raju biti resene po odboru arbi-
. traze." To je poznati trik juniis-
kih fekera da ubiju buntovni duh
radnika kada poslednji osecaiu
da bi mogli dobiti malo veci deo
svoga proizvoda.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-25

FN1AsA DSTV AL
~ Prosvetivanje radni6ke!!
klase u duhu Marksizma;
da su rad kapital nepo-
mirljivi neprijatelj; orga-
nizovanje radnicke klase u!
jednu Revolucionarnu Po-
liticku Partiju "a osvaja-
ME j razaranje PolitiGke
Drzave kapitalizma; orga-
nizovanje radnika i II jed
nu revOluciOnarnu Indus
trijalnu Ju7iju "a uzima-
ME, drzanje i hre4anje j
svih zemaljskih industrija.
pa-ss-sB-ss-Ha-U- u
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-25

u svoju klasnu juniju sa kojom
da podupru svoj klasni zahtev Ia
odstranjivanje kapitalizma. ISta
mamie od toga, nema niti moze :
matt trajne Vrednosti Ia nasu
klasu.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-17
ALASKA FISH
GROUND BILL
I5C0MING up
Sen. WdI|gren Expects
Fiqht 10 Be Started
Agdints Agencies

WASHINGTON, Nov. IT. Sen
ator Mon c. Wallgren, Democrat
from the State of Washington, said
hearings will start soon in the Sen
ate on the fisheries subcommittee
bill to extend the Alaska fishing
grounds to the international border
between Russia and the United
States.
At the same time, he promises a
fight against government bureaus
and departments writing legislation
and asking Congress to pass it.
The bill would extend American
jurisdiction to fishing grounds for
merly used by the Japs, and lays
down rules to conserve Alaskan
fisheries and at the same time per-
mitting greater use of fish as food.
Wallgren said the Interior De-
partment had made no report on
the bill, which was introduced last
March, and understands the heads
are rewriting it to suit their own
ideas.
This is in line, he said with
others who oppose the practice of
Government departments writing
legislation asking Congress to en-
act their own ideas into the law"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-17
{. B. HANLEY
PASSES AWAY
In SEATTLE.


SEATTLE, Nov. 17.-Edward Bur-
nette Hanley, 30, Alaska cannery
operator. pioneer miner and agri-
cultural developer, is dead at his
home here.
Hanley was born in Oregon and
came to Seattle in 98 during the
gold rush to the Klondike.
Hanley took cattle, also grain and
vegetable seed to Alaska in part
nership with Jack Dalton and also
Judge Maloney of Juneau. He de-
veloped mines in the Porcupine and
Rainy Hollow districts northwest
of Haines.
With F.. H. Madden, Hanley
founded the Copper River Canning
mpany and later the Nellie
Juan Gaming Company on Prince
William Sound
1t is said he operated the first
power boat on the Chilkat River
The widow, son and daughter, all
survive here and they plan a pri-
vate funeral.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-17
RUSS FORCES
ARE CLOSING
IN ON G0kEL
Last Important Ndzi Base
East Of Dneiper Under
Furious Assault

MOSCOW, Nov. IT. - Red Army
troops closing in on Gomel are
storming this last important Ger
man base east of the Dnieper River
in a furious assault which threat
ened to add the city to the i'm
pressive list of conquests achieved
by the Russians in the 1943 Of
fensive.
Russian forces have pushed west
from the bridgehead on the Sozh
River north to Gomel, while other
units have struck beyond the Dniep-
er south of the city, broadening the
wedge below Rechitsa, important
railroad town $50 miles east of the
old Polish frontier.
The Russian push in the Ukraine,
meanwhile, though slowed down by
adverse weather and stiff German
counterattacks, particularly in the
Zhitomir and Fastov sectors, con-
tinued to edge toward Korosten, rail
junction controlling traffic on the
railways leading to Leningrad, Odes-
sa, Kiev and Warsaw.
The. Berlin radio said that 2s
Russian divisions with large tank
forces and perhaps 100000 men in
all are attacking with strong ar
tillery support on both sides of the
Smolensk- Orsha highway in the
frozen north.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-17
col. RIEGLE IS TO
BE TRANSFERRED
FROM This AREA

Word has been received in Juneau
that Lieut.. Col. Roy w. Riegle
Commanding the garrison at Duck
Creek will soon assume new duties
with Headquarters, Alaskan De-
partment. The exact date of Col
Riegle's departure is not yet known
1t. Col Riegle has been in Ju-
neau since May 20, 1912, and has
been in command of the post since
one month later, June 20, 1912
With one exception, Col Riegle has
served as Post Commander continue
ously, greater length of time than
any other officer within the Alas
kan Department.
Col. Riegle returned last Sunday
from an official trip to the States
which was only of few days
duration.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-17
5000 Taken
Prisoners by
Nazis aiLeros

CAIRO, Nov. 1.-THE British
Command today announced the loss
of Leros to German invasion troops
in one more major setback in the
Allied attempt to seize hold of the
Dodecanese Islands, outer defense
line to Hitler's Balkans.
organized resistance ceased late
yesterday after an overwhelming air
bombardment," after landings of
fresh Nazi forces in the Middle East,
the communique said.
BY German account the Allies lost
all footholds in the Dodecanese, and
the Nazis control the sea lanes in
the Aegean.
The British, in September landed
on Leros. Cos, Castelrosso in the
Dodecanese Islands and the GreeC
island of Samos, less than 20 miles
north of Leros.
This campaign in the Mediter-
ranean is described as not an iso-
lated effort, but part of the major
strategy of the Mediterranean
In mid october the Germans said
they had retaken Castelross and Cos
fell last month. Samos is still in
British hands.
The German broadcast, reporting
the capture Of Laros, said 5000
British and 5000 Italian troops were
taken prisoners.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-17
U. 5. B0MBER5
HIT BASES ON
DOUBLE BLOW
in Greece and
YugosIayia Craeked-U.
5. Units Gain, Italy

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
ALGIERS, Nov. 17.--United States
heavy and medium bombers, in
double ply blow, ripped up two
Nazi airfields near Marseille yes
terday and other bomber fleets
cracked again at German objec-
tives in Greece and Yugoslavia
On the Italian front, mud, rain
and snow begged activities but
American troops, in one brisk pa
troll action, regained some of the
high ground at Monte Santa
Croce, nor of Venafro which was
lost Monday.
American Fortresses Knocked
down IL out of Is to 80 defending
German fighters over the air base
at Istres lie Tube near Marseille
where the Nazis have concentrated
bombers against the Allied Medi-
terranean shipping. Many ground
ed bombes were left in flames and
large fires and explosions left the
air field strewn with the results OF
the attack.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-17
STORES TO CLOSE
DURING COUNCIL
FUNERAL SERVICES
Suggestion Made by May
or Lucas as Last Rites
Given for Doctor

The last rites for the late DR.
w. w. Council, who died suddenly
last Saturday night, will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock
in the Elks Hall, the Elks ritual
service to be given with the Rev
william Forbes reading the COM
initial service at the graveside.
Mayor Harry I. Lucas today sug-
gested that all places of business
in Juneau be closed during the flu
neral hours, 2 to 3 o'clock out of
respect to the memory of DR.
Council. prominent local and Terri
torial citizen and Territorial Health
Commissioner.
Serving as honorary pallbearers
at the service tomorrow are: H. r.
VanderLeest, DR.. E. H. Kaser, E.
L. Bartlett, J. j. Connors, Sheldon
Simmons, Alex Holden. DR. G. C.
Carter, DR.. William Whitehead, DR..
George Hays, DR.. l.. P. Dawes, DR..
j. O. Rude. DR.. Paul Lindquist,
Harold Foss. Mayor Harry 1. Lucas,
Charles Miller, /. Goldstein, John
r. E. Robertson, Oscar
Olson, George A. Parks, Frank
Heintzleman and James V. Davis.
Active pallbearers will be Lisle
Hebert, Mike Harry, DR.. Robert
Simpson, Wallis George, j. F. Null
len, DR.. William P. Blanton, Mi
nard Mill and A. B. Hayes.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-17
Travel Resiri(fi0nsin
Alaska Eased on Dec. |

A proclamation issued today by
1t. Gen. Simon B. Buckner, Jr., of
the Alaskan Department eases travel
restrictions throughout most of AL
aska effective on December /.
After that date civilian travel,
within the Territory, except on AL
aska Peninsula and the Aleutians, is
virtually without restrictions.
Civilians will still be required to
register, however, on entering or
leaving the Territory.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-17
WACS ARE
COMING TO
N0RTHLAND
Two Leave Seattle Accom-
panied by Officers
Questions Asked

SEATTLE, Nov. 1.-THE first
WACS, although there are only
two of them, have left here for a
tour of Alaska stations.
They are accompanied by Maj.
Mera Galloway, of Chicago, WAC
Field Director of Ports of Embarka-
ton in the office of the Chief of
Transportation in Washington, and
Capt. Joy Fincke, of Santa Fe, New
Mexico, adviser to Brig. Gen. Den
son, Commanding General of the
Seattle Port of Embarkation.
Asked if the WACS will soon be
stationed in Alaska, Galloway re-
piled: We'll, they are in England
and North Africa, aren't they?'
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-17
NAzI5 HINT AT
ALLY LEADERS
MEET IN CAIRO
Budapest Broadcast Says
Roosevelt, Churchill and
Stain Will Meet Soon

LONDON, Nov. 17-Axis specu-
lation over the possible conference
between Roosevelt. Churchill and
Stain was intensified today by a
Budapest broadcast limiting that
Cairo might be likely place fol
such a meeting.
The broadcast said well inform
ed circles are of the opinion the
meeting between Churchill, Stain
and Roosevelt will take place in the
near future"
Then the report quoted Cairo
circles as saying that the Mena
House Hotel there was being re-
decorated and put in readiness for
an important conference"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-17
OH, HUM!

LONDON, Nov. ia Tokyo ra-
dio broadcast, picked up here, as
serts that japanese planes have
sunk large Allied Aircraft car
rier, two medium sized carriers
three cruisers and a large war
ship" in dawn attack south OF
Bougainville.
The claim is in keeping with
other recent Jap reports of heavy
losses inflicted on the U. S. Navy
all OF which American authorities
branded as gross exaggerations.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-17
FRENCH BLOW
UP ARSENAL
in GREN0BLE
RetdIiate After Frenehmen
Were Arrested Follow
ing Armistiee Day

BERN, Nov Dispatches from
Grenoble, France. according to the
Swiss paper. Lasuisse, said Gren-
oble. citizens attacked the German
arsenal there, Staying 10 Nazi SOL
diers and blowing up powder
magazine.
Fifteen Frenchmen were reported
killed. The Grenoble dispatches
said the attack was staged as re-
taliation for the arrest of between
300 and 400 persons after Armis-
tice Day demonstrations.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-17
ROBERTSON SOUTH

r. E. Robertson, Juneau attorney
left by steamer last evening for
Seattle to visit with his daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick 0. Eastaugh and their new
son, born November IL. The young
man is the first grandchlid for the
Robertsons. Mrs. Robertson went
south some time ago to be with
her daughter.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-17
Pape Of Nine
Is of 10 War;;
In Navy

MANCHESTER, Mass, Nov. IT,
A mother and nine children, in
Guiding six months old twins, babe
au revoir to the head of the family
who is off to war.
Armand Beliveau, "a, chose a
naval career, after Seletcive Service
called him.
The father said, I'm willing to
do my part to end the war, but
feel there are lot of younger men,
without families, who could be taken
before homes like mine are dis
rupted"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-17
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Nov II. Closing
quotation OF Alaska Juneau mine
stock today is SIS, American Can
8lE, Anaconda 24la, Bethlehem
Steel SIS. Commonwealth and South
ern rs, Curtiss Wright 67s, Interna-
tional Harvester 657s, Kennecott
30h. New York Central l6i2, North
ern Pacific 1875. United States Steel
Sis, Pound $4.04.
Dow, Jones averages today are as
follows: Industrials, 1904. rails,
1898; utilities, 20.70.
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FUNERAL FRIDAY
FOR MRS. SNOW

In the Holy Trinity Cathedral on
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, last
services will be held for Mrs. Anna
E. Snow, pioneer of Alaska and
Juneau, who died last Saturday eve
ming at st. AIMS Hospital.
The Rev William Forbes will give
the eulogy, and interment will be In
the Elks Plot of Evergreen Gene
terry
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Message from
President on
Air tonight

NEW YORK, Nov. ia mes
sage from President Roosevelt
to the New York Herald Tribune
Forum on current problems will
be broadcast at 1855 tonight, p.
w. T. The message will be read
by Mrs. Ogden Reid.
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SECOND JAP
SHIP FORCED
UPON SHORE
Attacks Made in Northern
SoIomons : Allies
Bases Stormed

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, Nov.
1.-THE Allied Air Force has sunk
an 8,000-ton Japanese cargo ship
and forced a 9,000-tonner to be
beached to prevent sinking, and
damaged third, today's commune
que states.
The communique gives credit to
the Nays Catalina and Aussies'
Beaufort bombers, all participating
in the attacks which took place in
the northern Solomons last Sunday
and Monday
Last Monday morning an attack
was made on the Allied forward air.
fields at Nadzab and Gusap, New
Guinea, and the Japs lost 20 planes
shot down and probably six others.
The Marines and Army at En-
press Augusta Bay, Bougainville,
have scored advances after getting
aerial support.
Allied Liberators attacked Alex
shhafen, New Guinea, dropping 76
tons of bombs and doing extensive
damage.
FIGHTING EQUIPMENT
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, Nov.
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new BLOWS
HIT NORWAY,
NAzI WORKS
u. 5. Heavy Bombers, Brit
ain Based, Go through
SnoWstorm OF Strike

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE power
station at Rjukan. .about 80 miles
west OF Oslo, and the molybdenum
mine at knaben. were biased yes
terday by Britain based United
States heavy bombers.
The bombers flew through heavy
snowstorns to deal new blow on
German industry in Norway.