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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-21
Ten-Year-0Id
Girl Traveller
Is Philosopher

This is the story of Her Majesty
= beautiful ten-year-old Marjorie
Fisher of Fairbanks and Skagway.
Living all alone, but not on end,
Marjorie has been guest-and a
most distinguished one-at the Gas
tineau Hotel during the past week.
The ten-year-old traveller who is
somewhat of a philosopher despite
her tender years. and who has at
tended thirty schools in the United
States and in Alaska, has Travelled
alone by steamship and airplane to
various cities in the Territory. Mar
jorie has reigned with the quiet dig
nifty of a queen on her throne during
her short stay here.
Guests at the hotel were amazed
at the youngsters vocabulary (she
will enter the sixth grade next falD
and with her extemporaneous dis
sertations on the profound subject
of philosophy which might have
sprung from the lips of a more
mature person.
Marjorie has probably crowded
part of a lifetime in these ten years
of her life.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fisher who are temporarily
residing at Fairbanks, Marjorie came
to Juneau last week via plane. She
is enroute to Skagway where she
attended school last season and
where she will again resume her
studies this fall.
Born at Sheridan, Wyoming, she
attended school in that State, also
in Nebraska, Montana, and in Alaska.
Citing some of her experiences
while attending so many different
schools, Marjorie spoke of school
back in Columbus, Montana, where
her teacher, she said, never tolerated
little girls chewing gum. When the
unfortunate victim was caught in
the act, explained Marjorie, the
teacher would draw large circle on
the blackboard. Within that circle
she would draw a still smaller circle
into which the offending gum was
stuck The offender was then re-
quired to stick our nose in the
gum"
But philosophical Marjorie, Il
suppose we deserved it; it was
against the rules. Some OF the kids
were pretty bad. Once in while
some boy would be sitting in the
seat behind girl and would grab her
pigtails' and stick them in the ink
we'll"
Completely capturing the hearts
of every guest in the hotel, par
ticularly the men, Marjorie was TAX
en- under the protective wing of
Bruce Kendall, the new manager
of the Gastineau, and clerk, Rex
Sunderland who was one of Mar
jorie's favorites.
Last night she left for Skagway.
Guests bid her Boy Voyage.
Happy sailinsg, Your Majesty
you are the fairest of the fair. May
your beautiful philosophy in this life
of doubts and delusions continue to
blossom as you blossom into woman
hood, and may you never again have
the experience of having some
schoolmarm make you stick that
pretty little pug nose of yours into
wad of chewing gum.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-21
QUICK End TO
WAR With JApS
IS pR0PHESIED

HEAD UAR TIERS OF THE
FOURTEENTH AIR FORCE, July
21.-General Chennault said if Ger
many is beaten this year the defeat
of Japan will come within six
months, thereafter.
The Commander of the Four
tenth Air Force declared, in an
interview, that the Jap drive to seal
off the inner defense of some of
China by conquest of all the Han
kow- Conton rail line will actually
shorten the war, because of its
suicidal aspects.
For many years it has been my
opinion that the Jap strategy is
very poor" the Commander stated.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-21
Rir,lmIer Has
Tough Time
Ahead, Hull
Secretary Of State Makes
Comment on Develop
ments in Germany

WASHINGTON, July 21-Secre-
tary of State Cordell Hull today
said Heinrich Himmler will not be
able to conceal from the German
people the fact that many German
generals believe Germany has lost
the war"
Hull described Himmler as Hit
ler'S chief executioner," and said
efforts to restore even a resemb-
lance of unity in the High Com
mand at this stage are only fran
tic attempts"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-21
HENGYANG BATTLE
NEARING CLIMAX

CHUNCKING, July 21-A strong
Chinese force is now driving against
Hengyang and the battle is APP
preaching climax, the High Com
mand ANNOUNCES.
Enlightenment of the city by the
Japanese is reported to have been
broken through but the situation is
still confusing.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-21

(ConJlnueo from Page One)
him as the battle for the Vice
Presidential nomination nears a
climax
Ohio, first of the big state dele
cations to caucus announced 81 Of
its So votes would go to Wallace,
9 to Truman.
wallace supporters announce
we're gaining all the time"
Meanwhile, group of Texas
delegates who walked out of the
convention in huff over repeated
rebuffs, called a meeting Of dissi-
dent southerners an hour after the
end of today's convention to discuss
steps to take in their next revolt
against the New Deal. Third party
talk circulated.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-21
MRS. JOE ANDERSON
dies AT RESIDENCE

Mrs. Joe Anderson died yester-
day morning at TAO o'clock at the
family residence on the Douglas
Highway. She was born in Yaku-
tat, and is the former Annie Mar
tin.
Mr.. Anderson is with the Juneau
Street Department.
The body Is at Carriers Mortuary
pending funeral arrangements.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-21
LIBERAT0RS
OF NAVY IN
Big SMASH
One Jap Ship Sunk, -Four
Others Fired, in BONN
Islands Group

PEARL HARBOR, July 2l.-Four-
engined Navy Liberators, making the
first land based air attack on the
BONN Islands, $50 miles south of
Tokyo, sank one small Jap ship and
left four others in flames, according
to an announcement made by Ad-
miral Chester w. NimitZ.
Most of the ships were caught
at Chichi Island, largest of the
BONN Islands group.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-21
ACCEPTANCE
OF FDR GETS
VIEWPOINTS

WASHINGTON, July 81. - Re-
publican congressman, in a series
of statements, termed Roosevelt's
acceptance as a step toward dis
aster" They said lit left the peo-
pie cold.'
Democratic lawmakers, who pass
ed up the Chicago convention con-
clave, spoke enthusiastically over
keeping the winning team in ac-
ton"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-21
PRECAUTIONS"
TAKEN IN BERLIN,
SAYS BROADCAST

LONDON, July 81. = A German
Transocean news agency broadcast
says certain precautionary meas
ures" were taken last night in the
center of Berlin. No elaboration is
made regarding why or what ac-
tually caused 'precaution" to be
taken.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-21
new JAPANESE
CABINET Lineup
DUE TOMORROW

A Domei broadcast suggests that
Emperor Hirohito's warlords have
reconsidered the idea of naming
co-Premiers to succeed fallen TOTO.
The broadcast referred to the
new cabinet to be formed under
Gen. Koiso or Admiral Yonai, land
said the list of proposed members
will be submitted to the Emperor
tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-21
ALASKA COASTAL HAS
LAKE FLORENCE TRIP

A fishing party, composed of I.
Goldstein, Douglas Boldly, G. G..
Clapp, and Rex Sunderland, was
flown to Lake Florence last eve
ming by an Alaska Coastal plane,
and returned here today. The trip
is reported to have been big
success.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-21
PENNSYLVANIA HERE

M. G. Gulby, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
has arrived in Juneau and is stay
ing at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-21

MORRISONS IN JUNEAU
Mr.. and Mrs H. w. Morrison, of
the Morrison-Knudsen Company,
are registered at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-21
GEORGE RINK HERE

George Rink, manager of the In
gersoll Hotel, is here from Ketchi-
kan. He is a guest at the Gas
tineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-21
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE

Executive meeting Sunday, July
%, at p. m.
VIRGINIA PUGAL,
Senior Regent.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-21

A flight to Sitka this morning
carried P. j. Johnston to that city,
while another trip was made to
transport A. Arthur to Taku Har-
Dor.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-21
DIR. RAE l.. CARLSON

Optometrist, is now in Juneau to
make eye examinations. Office in
Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-21
HERE FROM RALsTON ISLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Beismeyer have ar
rived here from Ralston Island and
are staying at the Juneau Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-21

r. R. Gebo of Anchorage is a
guest at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-21
WALLACE IS
GAINING AT
CONVENTION

CONTINUED from Page One)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Build The ter

W S. BuTTERFTELD THEA
TIERS. INC are building a thoatcr
which VII seat 200 At Willow
Run The theater is a government
project built TO furnish amuSe-
ment for the thousands OF work
erS now employed AZ the bomber
plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
DOUBLE LIFE

Meanwhile he -waS signed hA
Universal Pictures and was trying
10 make like an actor by day and
like an airplsne worker at night.
Il must admit was leading n
pretty complicated life, literally
trying To double In aluminium,
instead Of brass. But the fun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
r, CHARLES GENTRY

HOLLYWOOD Is. by rcpGta-
ton. a battling place, bat young
John Frederick decided 70 make
II all tho more confusing boy trying
10 hold down TWO Jobs al. once IN
the finn capitol
The tan. dark and determined
Young actor who has one OF the
lends IN Something for the Bows
opening here Al the CaSS Monday
night went out 10 the West Coast
via The Hollywood Caravan. 10
ty and set into the air force.
RGcctcd. hut not detected. be-
cause injuries sustained on the
football field kept him out Of the
service. John was determined 10
do something for The war effort
So he cot a Job at Lockheed opcr-
effNw a buzz saw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08

NEST thing was I WAS in such
haze l was never quite sure
Just what I was doing. I'd recite
lines Ia the wing ~ P-SS
lightning and then GO Ia studio
and try 10 put bolts on extras
Il don't think | ever got any
sleep and Id doIe 80 much on
the lot that the director claimed
l even slept all the waN/through
my first role" John claims.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Piano Recital

HAZEL ELIZABETH ZUN-
STEIN VIII present l2-year-old
Bonnie Lurue Bryant IN a recital
Of ftfaF4e- H4tt-fe IA ttii4e Detroit Fed
GRAFTON Of WomenS Clubs April
1a-at SO in--The- public IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
PRETTY FIANCEE

Hos engaged 10 lovely Louise
A.ihrItton. the Starlct whom he
met in Hollywood and they plan
10 hc married In August Mean
while. he's going 10 finish this
tour OT The Cole Porter Show
which also features JOY Hodges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08

from a pianistic prodigy to q
riveter, blames his interest in the
theater and movies on Joan Ben
nett. Charles Boyer and Olivia de
HaVlland, who first persuaded
him TO JOIN their all-star Caravan
when IL visited DoS MONIES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Younq Actor Finds Two Careers Confusing

Betty Bruce, Milton Watson and
Russ Brown
John. who has been everything
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-09

Sokoljeoko .deset oglavkov. On
nosi samo koze, katere je sam
pridobil."
'Deset oglavkov!" cudi Sc Pc
pc. Moi brat, pripoveduj!"
Romano jane razkladati svo-
je porocilo, katero pa lovca, da-
81 iznenadena, pazno poslusata.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-09
Bozziiccne possiljke
preko m0rja

Ma n,ilijOne anaeriSkih
fant0U in dekLet sc nahuja
U 0boroze,ai sill prek0 NOR
ia. Znan0 je, da je treba
inaeti pisan0 proSnjo cd
fanta ali dekleta, predno Sc
nau more POslati kaj dru-
gega kOt pisn,a pO p0$ti.
T0da "a bozicne pakete, ko
Sc dOnaaci Z razniBai darili
,radi spOnanijo sU0jih dra-
9Th, ki so ma bOjnem p0lju,
so pOStne 0blasti 0dredile
posebne p0goje.
Te bOzicne poSiijke sc
snae U0jastUu prekO 0ceana
p0slati brez pisane pro$nje
cd IS. septembra do Is. OK
t0bra. Najb0lje je, da Sc
Hh odprenai pred koncen'
septembroDa.
ZaUOji mOrajO biti U
loredpisani UeIikOsti in a.
b0jcke, U katere Ul0zite Ua-
Sa darila, 81 lahk0 nabaUite
20 yaznih trg0Uinah U me-
stu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-09
(Nadaljevanje)

"Apaci SO tresoglave babnice;
MISC Sc ucili streljati. Romano
jim pokaze, kako Sc zadevajo
psi"
Tudi njegova puska zagrmi,
in oni, XII je bill ustrelil, Sc zrusi
ma zemljo, cadet v cello. Opazu-
joe Jill z ostrim pogledom, osta-
ne ma mestu, nitro nabijaje pu-
sko stojec "a konjem. =
Ko hi bill zdaj nanj planili, mo-
raj bi bill bezati, ali njihova raz-
jarjenost Jim nj puscala, da bi
hladno prevdarjali. Poizstrele
svoje puske, a nicesar ne store.
To je bilo, kar je namerjal.
Trenutkoma je sedel ma konju
ter vii naje. v teku streljajnoc
zadene enega piece. Naporna
jeza, vznemirjenost borbe, to je
delovalo, das smu je kri zavrela,
da jezdec nj mogel vec .gotovo
merit.
Obrnivsi pusko, dvigne jo; v
tenn pa mu konjeva noga obvisi
v korenini; konj pade, puska od-
lett dalee proc in preden Sc je
mogel vzravnati, dobi udaroc po
glavi, XII ga onesvesti.
Ko sc mu vrne zavest, videl
Sc je zvezanega ma rokah in no.
gah, lezecega ma tleh in da ga
neranjena Alpaca Sc bolj pove-
zujeta. Obvezanega obstreljenca
pustita "a strazo pri zvezancu
a sama Sc vrzeta ma konje, da
bi semkaj prinesla one tri pa
dlece. Ker je prvi lezal blizu
Meglogorja, trajalo je dolgo
preden sta sc vrnila. Preteklo j.
bio vec ur, ko prideta in skle'
pal je il tega, da sta pogledala
tudi po onih "a gorami padli'
mi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-09

zal oglavek umorjenega v ro-
kah.
Nato Sc vrne k omaml jencu,
lzve5e nau roke in noge ter pric-
ne premaganeem trgati oglav-
Ike; tudi Antlopinega vzame.
v tenn Sc je nezavestni osves-
til. Sokoljeoko stopi h konju,
XII SO mu ga bill k drevesu pri-
vezali, pa izvlece il urnetno We
zane sedlove torbe trnek, ma
rejen cd ribjih kosti, pritrjen ma
konopcu cd rastlinskih vlaken.
S tenn stopi k zvezancu: .
"Apaei MISC razumnejsi Cd
zab v blatu ribnikovem. Iscejo
uzigala, pa ne vprasajo, &c ina
ognja Komanc. Sokoljemuocesu
80 dali deset koz, a "a enajsto
ne mara, ker maj Nvi ranjeni
sakal, da bode svojim sinovom
in bratom razglaseval della in
dejanja Komanceva. Ali znak
mu DO naredil, znak, da je ogla-
vek njegov."
Ranjenca prime "a lase, pa
nu q nozem napravi dvojni OBJ
rez okoli glave. Nato vzame vse
svoje, pridene strelivo in hra-
no Apaeev ter vrze vse njih O.
rozje tia v reko. Zatem prereze :
konopce ujetniku, pa mu potts
ne trnek v roko.
"Apaca bo drzala njegova ra-
ma tukaj. Ribe maj je, pa caka
maj, da Sc vrnejo njegovi, da
jim pove: sokoljeoko je bill, v
sredi dezele svojih sovraznikov,
in enajst oglavkov je dobil v
teku pol solnca. Howg!!"
. Sokoljeoko zahaja konja ter
krene v smeri ma Meglogorje
kamor poprej priti so ga zadr-
zevali dogodki danasn.jega dine,
va. Bilo je sicer povsem tenn
no, toda poznal je lego pogor.
ia ter Sc nadejal, da DO re nasel
sredstev, kako da pride do "kne.
zov gozdov'.
v kratkem ina temno gorske
tvorbo ma. levici. Brise 10 ma
pref v zacetni smeri. Tu mu pri
lett ma uho daljnojekni glas::
Fabij-ij-ij!"
Fabij, moi otrok, moi SIM
To. je bill glas, kakorsen M
more priti il cloveskega grla
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-09

tako -hrupovit, tako gromovit je
bill.
4Fabij!" razlega Sc po dali
sem presledku tretjic skozi IT,
no noe; potem ostane vse tho.
T. Ia klic nj prihajal cd Indian
ca, kakor je kazal jerk, kate
.renau 'je pripadalo inse. Pa ne,
da bi prihajal il prsi Velikega-
orla, kakor kaze moe glasu?
Brez strahu, toda budnih Gu
TOW jaha Romano dalje. Slisal
je ze sumenje vodopada; zdaj-
ci mu nasproti zadoni:
"Stoj! Kdo 81 tukaj?'
"Prijatelj bledolicnikom!"
Indian, XII maj &c biti prija-
telj?. Kakorsno mu je ime?"
"Moj bell brat povej poprej
svojega!.''
"Rdeci mozje me nazivajo We.
likegaorla, in tn je Sc eden, XII ga
imenujejo Treskavca."
"Gospoda travane! Uff! Ko-
manc ju je iskal re diva solnca
dolgo."
"Komanc tn, v Apacevini?' %
vprasa Pepo neverjetno. "Moj
rdeci brat poveJ kako sc ime.
nuje?"
"Prijatelji in sovrazniki Ko.
mancev mu pravijo Sokoljeo'
ko." ,..
"Sokoljeoko! Santa Laureta
RIDDLES, ako je to res, potem je
to pravi clovek, kakor ga potre'
bujeva. Moi rdeci brat razjahaj
pa nam povej, kako je prisel ma
. misel, da naju isce."
Lovca postavita puske v kraj
Romano stopi S konja. Bill je
divni PRIOR: trije siloviti MOI
| je sc snidejo v temni noci sred
sovrazne krajinel in bella junask
podajata roke rjavcu. Dasi j
bill rjavi gorostasen, moral j:
vendar gori gledati, &c je no
tel videti Kanadcana oblicje
"Moj rdeci brat je vedel, d.
smo bill Meglogorju?"
"Knezi gozdov, razbojnik;
travane in dvanajst psov Apa
eev, kje so?'
"Mrtvi so.". odgovori Rdole
prosto. "Hoce-li moi brat j
meti njihove oglavke?''
i s"Odkar je rsolnce navpicn
stalo mad njegovo glavo, resil j
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-09

Blanca banki dne 81.
Julia $40, ,215 46
Rocna blagajna ............................ 11.65
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-09

Mirko G. Kuhel, tajnik;
Vincent Cainkar, blagajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-09
GOZDO
Povest X omeriskego 1ziivlienio
SpisoI kAROL MAY

NareQll Sc Je Oil re mrak. Na-
'brala sta vejevja in nanesla su-
'hega bicja, da bi zazgala tabo-
riscni in ogenj "a mucenje. -
(Nekatere ujetnike SO privezo-
vali h kolu ter jih bodi in re-
zali ma vse mogoce naeine, da SO
nesrecnezi groznih bolecin tulili,
kal sc divjaki zvali "smrtno pc
SEM, a sami so okoli rajali in
Sc krohotali. Hitri uboj je bill
Sc milost. Ma snart izmrcvarje-
mega so pekli in - pojedli. Ne
katerim SO ogenj kurili ma tre-
buhu, kar je dajalo kriceco "a
bavo, zlasti zenskam in otro-
kom. - Nekaterim so polomili
vse ude, dejali jih live vodo,
la je postalo meso ,bolj prhlo,
potem jih kali, pekli in potem
Sc gostili.) - Sokoljeoko je gle
dal te priprave hladno mir
nostjo. Nj Sc bal smrti prav mic,
vendar je pa prezal vso bi-
stroumnostjo ma priloznost, ka-
ko hi Sc resil.
Kupa sta bila zvrhana ter j.
mela biti uzgana, a tn opazita
Alpaca, da jima nedostaja uzi-
gala. Antilopa, vodja male te ce.
te, veil drugemu neranjenemu
divjaku, maj gre iskat votlega
drevesa ter prinese trhline. Sam
je REAL klina, potrebna pri in
dijanskem ~uziganju, obrnjen s
hrbtom ma pol cd Sokoljegaoce-
sa.
Edino zdaj je bilo mogoce re-
siti Sc. Romano je ma uho vle'
kel stopinje oddaljajocega Sc, ir
lzo jih nj bilo ze vec cuti, popu.
sti Sc nekoliko minut. Nato sc
vrze kvisku vkljub sponam
prime krcevito Antelope z I'VE
zanimi rokami cd zadaj, pote
gne ga ma tia, pritisne mu te'
20 svojega telesa glavo in ra
me ma zern1jo, izvije mu noz
zgrabi ga z zobmi, davi Alpaca
levico, prereze 81 z desnice
jermene ma nohag in potisn'
klino sovrazniku V prsa.
To dejanje sc je izvrsilo v ne
kaj sekundah, tako bliskovito
da niti Antilora niti ranjenec n
utegnil dati glasu cd sebe.
Zdaj skoei zadnji, vkljub svo
j rani, a zdaj mu je tudi Soko
ljeoko roke stisnil okoli vratl
ter ga podrl ma tia, da je mo;
izgubil sapo in zavest. Koman'
je incl namero, da ga ne udusi
Stopi med grmovje, priplazi S.
neslisnih korakov proti smeri,
kateri Sc jc oddaljil ostali A
pac. Cez nekoliko casa Sc pritis
ne k vrpovemu deblu, (cakajoc
da Sc vrne.
! Dolgo nj trpelo. kar zaeuj
hitre korake. Dal mu je mimo
ii zgrabil ga odzad ter ga pc
drl.
"Kateri pes more muciti Sc
koljeoko? - Ucil bo Apace jez
diti tjakaj v dezelo duhov!"
Potez in trije urezi, pa je d,
Naroc;fo 9; fin; FIIU COAT
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-09

Lokalni odhor zOJSA, Mil
Wallkee, Wis. ....-...........,.,.,...,...
John Kobi in Carl Gerloyich,
Duluth, Minn., rlabrala pro-
stovoljnih prispevkov .,.,.-..
Drustvo st. 100 SNIP in Anton
Gantar, Gallup, New Mex,
prostoyoljni prispevki .-,.,..,.-
Drustvo St. 313 SNPJ in
Frances Kochevar, prosto-
voljni prispevki ................,..,,
Valentin Yugovich, Rock
Springs, Wyo., prostovoljni
prispevki ...............,-.....-.,..
JPO-SS St. SO, Braddock, Pa.
Prispevki nabral Anton Ko-
chevar, Ellwood City, Pa. w
F. r. Vavpotich, New York,
N. Y. -......................-......
Rose Selak in drustvo st. 3o3
SNIP, Star City, w. Virginia
John Dezelak, Nokomis, Ill,
nabral med tamkajsnjimi
rOjaki .-....................-...-....
Frank Vidmar, Lyons, Ill. ,--.....
Drustvo st. 55S SNPJ, New
Waterford, N. S., Canada go.
Frank Meglich$2OO, Mary Ia
vel $1.00, New York, N. Y.
Mary Suglich, E. Riverdale,
Md, $500, in druStvo st. 760
SNPJ, Washington, D. c.,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-09

One major step reported pretty well settled
Ee-Chrcll conference
the Big Three" policing indicated on the
nap above it Will be split sections apDortoned
among the T. s. Great Britain Russia. suggested
keeping Germany peaceabe'
al1boTne With Allied control plus ac2s
1or making aviation gasoline this experts
below 124 holding gallons Of
gasoline, Arcu &c O. le arc co-d vncn
B-20 pilot cr
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-09

Nearly 10000 Nazs
X French Of Fairfax county, Va Nazi Maj Erich Ee
surrendered his entire the
that Of his officers
back to ter homeland stated
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-09
Slovenski omeriski
norodni sve+

1895 w. 26th Street, Chicago %, Ill.
RACUN "a MESEC August 1914
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-01
New Liberty Ship Will Be
Named For Bert Williams

NEW YORK.-Co.nc dent with
an announcement by the United
States Maritime Commission that
the name Of Bert Williams. pioneer
comedian and song writer. has
been selected foc the l+'h Liberty
snip 20 be named m honor Of Ne
gro. the New York City War
Finance Committee this week an
nouuced plans for War Bond rally
10 cover the cos, ~ construction Of
the IS Bcr' Williams
The outdoor war bond show VII
be he'd q; l.cN sann Stadium. New
York CITY. on ne evening OF July
4. the Treasury Department said II
IS beng sponsored by the Harlem
Riverside W. Finance Committee.
WG+ch has Sc; as IS goal s. 600 900
IN War Bond sales
S;ar-StuGGcd from start 20 finish,
INC .nrce-hour show. billed oS The
Star Salute promises 20 att.ac; a
capacity aad clcc q u 0p The
NcV York C..y W. Finance DIVE
SION has restricted sGG >s.on 80 BOND
BUYERS Only. seats beng available
upon purchase ~ FIN Loan Bond
III denomination from SIS - s. 600
Bcyt Williams Mas = pioneer IN
Winning talented members ~ his
race an assured place "a me Amer
can theatre He WAS born IN the Ba-