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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-22

tenn potom odbor najlepse Ia
hvaljuje vsem delavkam, XII so
Sc odzvale "a pakiranje zavoj-
ckov.
Apelira Sc Sc nadalje ma sirso
javncst, da pc svoji moci prispe-
va "a rusko vojno pomoc. Vojna
Sc nj koncana, ljudstvo Sc vedno
trpi vojne grozote, Opustosena
zemlja, pozgani domovi, raz-
kropljene druzine, bolezen n in
glad, vse to Sc m u Ii ljudstvo.
Torej mali dar, XII nam je malen-
kost, je tenn ljudem ze cello bo-
gastvo, ker mora Sc vedno zrtvo-
vati vse, kar Sc pac zrtvovati "a
more. Zgodovina DO belezila We
liko dejanje, XII ga izvrsuje rus
ko ljudstvo. Mnogi Sc Sc danes
ne zavedajo, da je Rusija resila
YES svet pred najvecjim barbar-
stvom sveta, pred crno posastjo
clovestva. Ruski voditelji in
rusko l ju d S stvo O SO prepricali
ostali demokraticni svet pred ne
varno mocjo krutega nacizma,
da SO Sc Sc .pravocasno sporazu-
nell "a skupen n top proti
ostudnemu dejanju, XII ga je vr-
sila fasisticna posast mad zavo-
ievanimi narodi.
Fasizmu nj nobeno dejanje
prekruto, ker hoce "a vsako ce-
no imeti ljudstvo v suzenjstvu in
ogromno nagrabljeno bogastvo
v svoji oblasti.
Zatorej ne smemo niti "a tre-
nutek postati malodusni, da ne
bi imeli V mislih bojevnikov, XII
SO re padli v boju in onih, XII Sc
Sc bore ma bojnem polju proti
krvolocni posasti. Konca tel
borbi Sc res Sc ne vidi, vendar
| imejmo trdno vero, da DO zma-
gala pravica mad krivico. Zato-
rel prispevajte Sc nadalje v po-
moe Rusiji. Odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-22
Euclidske novice
l.. Kaferle

Euclid, Ohio. - Euclidskif
movie Sc je ze precej nabralo cd
kar sem Sc zadnjic oglasila '
casopisu. Ker SO pa postale ella
nice Propresivnih Slovenk pr
krozku, st. 3. precej junaske IL
so zaeele prirejati veselice IA
nase trpine Sloveniji, pa ne
morem prezreti njih della in
truda. Lepo in clovekoljubnc
delo nash marljivih zena, mora
biti zapisano V knjigo z zlatim
crkami. koliko nasih malih bo
do oblekle il nasitlle, nina poi
ma nihce, ako ne vidi ma svoj
lastne oci kako prinasajo in 81
vajo dan "a dnevom in teden "a
tednom. Mic vec kakor prav b.
bilo, ako bi nasi mozje prisl
kateri vecer MIN ma pomoc.
Tudi, denarju prihaja pomoc.
V ncl -ljo 10. decembra Sc
je zglasil tudi pri meni Johan
Mevlja, XII sedaj zivi v Wicklif-
fe, O., in me vprasa ako bi JAZZ
oddala nekaj mesto MEGA ma
Sim clanicam in mi izroci $33
"a takojsnjo pomoc start domo-
yini. Tudi ma obleko nj pozabil
in mi izrocil "a diva moska po-
polno oprayo. Verjemi, -Johan,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-22
Ia vesele bozicne praznike

Podruznica Stew. 48 Sloven-
skega ameriskega narodnega
sveta Collinwoodu, DO imela
veselico ma bozicni dan zvecel
v Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd. Ia Piles DO i.
grail Vadnalov orkester.
Mi V Ameriki Sc lahko nagla
samo letosnje bozicne praznike
prilicnO vesele, - ali zalostn,
bodo "a one, XII sc nahajajo na
bojnih poljanah in "a one, k:
zivotarijo V krajih, XII so bill.
poskodovani ali uniceni vsleG
vojne, ali pa nenadoma unicen.
in pozgani po podivjanem so
vrazniku. Tenn ljudem bo trebs
pomagati kakor nitro DO odpr
ia pot do njih.
Jugoslavija Sc lahko smatra
"a emo najbolj prizadetih drza1
tel vojni. Uniceval, ropal ir
moril je laski fasizem, nemsk
nacizem in povrhu Sc NIGGA IL
rCdek domacih kvizllngov in
svabobrancev, tako da mi tn
kaj 81 niti predstavljati ne mo
reno, koliko gorja je morale
prenesti to ubogo ljudstvo v
domovini.
Ameriski Slovenci smo sc or.
ganizirali, da zbiramo "a po
moo tenn ljudem potion organi
zacije SANS in JPO. V ia ma
men Sc vrsi tudi veselica nast
podruznice V ponedeljek ma DO
zicni vecer. Yes preostanek oC
te veselice DO sci "a takojSnj<
pomoc Jugoslaviji. Ia veselics
Sc v1si V pleineniti namen ir
vsi, XII ste dobrega srca, pridi
te skupaj in storite obenem ne
koliko "a one, XII 81 letos ne
morejo vosciti veselih prazni.
koV.
L. Kaferle
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-22
Uradniki drustva v boj
stew. So SNPJ

Cleveland-C Collinwood, O. -
Fredsednik Frank Barbic, pod
predsednik John Sore, tajnik ].
F. Durn, 1906 Waterloo Rd.;
tlagajnik John Koss, zapisnikar
Louis Dugar, nadzorni odbor:
Joseph A. Siskovich, predsed-
mix, Frank Petric in Anton Bren-
cic; zastopniki "a Clevelandsko
tcderacijo: Matt Petrovic, J. F.
F. Durn, Frank Polantz; "a far
marski odbor Clevelandske fe-
deracije: John Sore in Andrew
Gorjanc; zastopnika "a st: 35
JPO-SS: Anton Ivancic in Jack
Zajc, zastopnika "a st. 48 SANS,
J. F. Curn in Frank Polantz; "a
letno sejo Slovenske Zadruge: j.
F. Durn.
Drustvo DO Sc nadalje zboro-
valo vsako drugo nedeljo me-
secu kot dosedaj v SID.
Dale je drustvo sklenilo, da
Sc ostane clan Prosvetne Matt
ce, darovalo je $5 Slovenski ci-
t2lnici SID Waterloo Rd., ter Sc
SlOO "a nitro pomoc rojakom v
domovini. Drustvo je mesecno
prispevalo do sedaj $25 ter je
ponovno potrdilo sklep, da Sc Sc
vedno v bodoce prispeva enaka
vsota do preklica. To vsoto pri-
speva drustvo re mad nekai let.
Calje Sc je nabavilo vojnega po-
scjila v sesti kampanji "a $4OO.
Dale bi clanstvo prosil, da
gotovo plaza vse svoje mesecne
prispevke-asesment v tenn me-
secu tocno, ker oh zakljucku me-
SEGA ne bonn zalagal "a nikogar;
torej pomnite, da placate OBJ Ca
su, ce nocete biti suspendirani.
Clanstvu sporocam, da bono
vsi drustveni tajniki, XII pobira-
smo assessment v Slovenskem de-
lavskem domu ma Waterloo Rd.,
tega pobirali v torek, 26. decem-
bra. Torej ste vsi proseni, da
tega dine p ri n etc drustvene
prispevke. Ponovno poudarjam !:
zalagal Ia mesec ne bonn "a nj
kogar.
Maj tudi sporocam, da je ma
gloma umrl mali decek Law
renee Boege, vnuk nasega clana
John Skopec ST., katere druzine
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-22
Dobro smo Sc odrezale

Euclid, 0. - Okrajne, drzav-
ne in federalne volitve so minile
in zmaga je ma cell crti nasa.
Vesele smo volilnega rezultata
Sc posebno, ker je tako castno
in z veliko vecino zmagal mas
kandidat Frank J. Lausche "a
guvernerja drzave Ohio, "a ka-
tero izvolitev smo posvecale po-
sebno skrb, delo in agitacijo.
Uvidevsi, da v 80. vardi nj tiste
aktivnosti, kakor bi morala BIZ
ii, smo Sc slovenske zene in de-
kleta organizirale v "Women's
Club Lausche for Governor 80.
Ward" ter zastavile v nacelo, da
naredimo vse po svojih moceh "a
Lauschetovo izvolitev. Priznati
moramo mestnemu zastopniku
80. varde John J. Princu hvale-
vredno pomoc pri organiziranju
in izdatni pomoci, XII nam 10 je
nudil "a casa kampanje in nase-
ga uspesnega della.
Res je, da nismo V glavnem
nabirale prispevke v Lausche-
tov kampanjski fond, ampak
smc to delo prepustile v podroc-
je Slovenskemu demokratskemu
klubu, pri katerega prireditvah
smo sodelovale, toda posvecale
smo paznjo agitaciji in razpece-
vanju volilne literature, katero
smo zganile in "a posto pripra-
vile "a vec deset tisoc pisem.
Delale smo skoro diva tedna oh
vecerih in teden pred volitvami
agitirale po vardi cd hise do hi
Sc in pripravljale ugodna tia "a
Lauschetovo izvolitev. Zavedale
smo Sc dejstva, da govoricenje
med nami, XII smo itak "a kandi-
data ne pomeni nicesar, &c ne
stopimo med druge, XII so sicer
dobri drzavljani, toda pri VOLT
yah malomarni in nezainteresi-
rani. Zavedale smo Sc tudi, da
so nasi mozje pri vojni industri-
j ia delu; cato smo me stopile
ma njih Inesta in izvrsile to, kar
hi MIN pripadalo. Ponosne smc
ma svoje delo, ker izvrsile smc
ga dobro in tocno. Da je temu
tako, najlepse dokazujejo volil-
nj rezultati. Nj nam slo zato
kdo DO kredit vlekel, ker zave-
dale smo Sc tega IL prejsnjih il.
kusenj, da 81 je kredit lastil we'd.
no tisti, kateri je pri stvari mai
mani pcmagal. Nam nj ma temu
da bi 81 CRADLE kredit, ampak
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-22
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

da tt DO dOmOVlna hValeZnd ka-
kor tudi nase clanice, XII tt IL
rekajo najlepso zahvalo in da
hi tvoja dobrosrcnost Ia sla
mnogo posnemalcev.
Prejela sem danes pismo mo-
jega sina, XII mi pise IL daljne
Alaske. Pise Mama, kolikor
bolj sem oddaljen cd tebe, to-
liko bolj te pogresam". Pise tu'
III, da Sc mic vec ne cudi junas-
kim partizanom ma njih zma
gah, ker so zares junaki in OBJ
enem dobrosrcni.
Ia zakljucek napisem Sc pes
mico, XII jc znana liz zadnje sve-
.ovne vojne. Mogoce Sc DO ka-
::eremu dopadla in jo lahko "a
sooje kadar mu DO dolgcas po
start domovinis:
Oh prekrasna tt dezela,
v kateri sem JAZZ rojen bill,
zdaj pa tega kraja moran,
sam Bog ve2kje smrt STORM.
~
AL ma polju al Ia cesti,
morebit v kaksnem mestu,
tam bo tekla rudeca kri,
oj moja matt, pomagaj mi!
Puska polka in zastava
V boj krvavi re vihra,
Smrt mas caka
ali slava srce nam ne trepeta.
Kakor sem jo JAZZ V zadnj.
vojski veckrat prepevala in tu-
d! sedaj mi pride veckrat V
s2cmin, upam da Sc DO katere-
mu dopadla.
Oh zakljucku zelim mnogo
uspeha nasim clanicam in da b.
Sc pridruzili Sc drugi prosto-
voljnimi darili "a nase trpine v
lomovini, pa maj DO z obleko ali
v denarju, vse Sc h v a e Z n O
sprejme in maj bo dar Sc tako
majhen. Nihce, ne We, kaj po-
meni glad, &c ga sam ne posku-
ii, kakor sem ga poskusila jaz
in menoj tisoce drugih zad-
Mi vojni. Upam, da DO ia pros
1ja odprla vrata do tistih, XII
Sc MISC prispevai "a pomoc ma
sim dragim.
Zakljucujem z zeljo skorajs
nigga miru celemu svetu, mai
zasije ze enkrat svoboda nasi
slovveniji. Pozdrav!
Mary Medyesek,
clanica Prog. Slovenk st. 3.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-22

Macphersonu ne gre trgovina.
studira in studira, kaj bi 81 do
mislil vabljivega, ma kaksen tr-
mex bi lovil stranke. Toda to ne
bi smelo nic stati in bi morale
napraviti najboljsi Wits. Pa jo
pogrunta bistra glava.
Naslednje jutro je visel v
njegovi izlozbi yelik napis:
- Prodajam znamke pc last
nj nabavni ceni!
Mac pride veselo zvizgaje do
NOV.
- I'll 81 pa dobro razpolozen!
- meni zenica.
- Sal tudi imam zakaj biti
dobre volje - sc smehlja Mac.
- Prihranil sem 81 Is penijev,
moja ljuba, ker sem vso pot
dirjal "a tramvajem.
- Tepec! ga ogorceno zavr-
ne zenica - mar bi bill tekel "a
avtotaksijem, pa bi 81 prihranil
10 silingov!
yasnO
Zena pride domov VISA navdu-
sena: Pomisli, mozicek, >prav-
kar sem srecala nasi sosedi in
moja nova poletna obleka je
morala napraviti ma ODE mai
boljsi Wits.
- Ali sta ii kaj rekli?
- Nasprotno, sli sta mimo
meme, kakor da me sploh ne vi
dita.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-22

nam je in nam bo tudi v bodoce
"a princip in ponos nase nasel-
bine. Kot matere, zene in dekle-
ia cutimo v sebi dolznost, da do
bri stvari pripomoremo in Sc "a
splosnost zrtvujemo, ceprav smo
marsikdaj S crno nehvaleznostjo
placane.
Oh tel priliki Sc zelimo maj
lepse in prisrcno zahvaliti vsem
onim nasim dobrim zenam in de-
kletam, ki so pri zadnjih VOLT
yah pri agitaciji in delu poma-
gale. S tenn, ker smo pomagale
izvoliti nasega dicnega sina
Frank J. Lauscheta "a guver-
nerja, je bio nase plemenito de-
10 dobro placano. V ponos nam
je, da smo v 32. .vardi zenske k
tej zmagi najvc3 rripomogle.
Izrecena mai vam 30 stotisocera
hvala.
Albina Snrekar, predsednica;
Jennie Fonda, tajnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-22
Ia rusko vojno pomo6

Euclid, 0. Il S tenn je podan
racun O nabranem denarju, XII so
ga darovali posamezniki in dru-
stva V svrho posiljanja zavoj-
:kov v pomoc ruskemu narodu,
"a njihovo hrabro borbo preti
nacisticnim hordam.
SO posameznikov -
prispevalo $1,411.60
SO drustev prispevalo, 242.5O
skupaj $1,e54:1o
Ia to vsoto Sc je odposlalo V
Rusijo $50 zavojckov in je vsak
stal $2.5212; ma roka h je Sc
$12.38. Vse delo "a pobiranje Sc
1je izvrsilo brezplacno, zatorej Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-22
Posljite spodnji kupon

CITY PLANNING COMMISSION naprosa ljud, kjerkoli
sedaj zijo oh tenn b zee sanova okraju XII e bill
prizade po pozaru 20 oktobra 1914 g.
Ako bi bill pogo prav ali bi bill prpravljeni gradt ho
zveti okrau, ali bi hoe anova okrau kot naem
nik Ako bi bill to prpravljen prosmo da polne spodn
kupon ter poslite City Planning Commission, 519 City
Hail. Cleveland H. Ohio em da kupon podpsete
veste svoje mnenje in ncemer obvezete. ~
Izrezite spodnji kupon in ga pos4jite
Clip and mail to the: ..1- a .s
City Planning Commission City Hall Cleueland H. Ohio
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-22
Ma pr0Ui RdsiOU

Neznanec pozvoni ma vratih
vile IN vprasa Ali mi je cast
govoriti z gospodarjem?
- Da, da, moja zena je ze
pred dobrim mesecem umrla.
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American League
CLEO SEAMS STOPS
 JEFFRA'5 COMEBACK

BALTIMORE, Md, June 1.--Cleo Shans, mauling Los Angeles negro, put an end to the comeback win streak of Baltimore's Harry Jeffra last night by taking the unanimous 10-round decision.
 From the second round to the end, Shan had complete command and floored Jeffra in the ninth round for a no-count.
 PLEASE NOTICE Lola's Beauty Shop will be closed until June 1. adv.
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jUNEAU's U50 NEWS
Interesting Items for Everybody

music the Juneau USO has ever had, with (for the sake of accur- acy) a single possible exception. That previous occasion was the long -to- be remembered night last winter when It. Woody" Dough- man led the orchestra so brilliantly, cnly to receive his travel orders the next day. f
 Time was when the outfit was all-male, also all-Army. Now it's coed, and practically all-Coast- guard. It is all-giil so far as the piano is concerned: GSO member Maxine Nostrand has played in Sts latest appearan ances. with Pat Shaffer ready to step in whenever needed. Signalcorpsman Dick Gar- rison, of Seattle, we're happy to report, continues to handle that very effective trombone of his. f
 From there on the aggregation is all-U. s. c. G., with Hi Shumway
 of Springfield, Ill, playing the ac- ocrdian; Jess Fallis, of Indianapolis
 Ind, the guitar; Warren Weaver
 of San Diego. California the bass; and Ernie Henry, of Seattle, the drums. Each one good musician in his own right, all together have molded themselves with remarkable rapidity into an excellent combina- ton. dt That Coast Guard EMPER PARATUS business, it appears, is no idle boast. So long as those lads in blue tor summer whites) are around and PREPARED, the USO is PREPARED TO KEEP ON NOT
 WORRYING about a servicemen's band. At the present moment 1t certainly has one to be proud of
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Emma Nielsen as the Clubs May Queen at last months formal dance
 and to Shirley Mccormack, one of the four charming sisters of our own charming Mary, for the pleasure she has been giving us dur ing her present visit in town and to MT. and Mrs. J. A. Williams and Irene. a member of the GSO, for their hospitality on Monday night at one of the most enjoyable Iof recent Forum Club meetings Ca special compliment in the light of the series of particularly pleasant evenings which have been made
 possible through the generosity of so many of the townspeople)
 and to Aida Matheson, the Clubs
 Assistant Director, the thanks and the congratulations of all of us
 who heard her give that exceeding ly skilful performance as the lead ing lady of last Fridays USO radio show.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-06-01

 ANGELs6-4;
 5oL0N5W WIN
lBx Associated Pressl

Rain Wednesday forced a post ponement of half of the Pacific Coast League scheduled games in cluding the feud between the first place Seattle Rainiers and Portland Beavers. Hollywood and Oakland also were prevented from playing by bad weather.
 San Francisco's battling Seals, charging back after a twin defeat Tuesday, made three-run rally last night to defeat the Los An- geles Angels to 4
 Sacramentos cellar-dwelling So- Ions hung up the second win in three recent starts by defeating the San Diego Padres last night 6 to 8. Guy Fletcher, Solon righthander, was touched for eight hits but his mates collected nine hits from three Padre pitchers, Brillheart, Bauer and Valenzuela.
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seemed unanimously to be impress ed t"delighted" is really the word for it) with the large number fo girls here and their high degree of attractiveness.
 But other surprises may be in store for them, as well. There was Saturday night, for instance. When a soldier from Detroit stopped in at our dance that evening doubt less the last person he expected to run into was anyone named Glen Elder" Nor was this odd, either, considering that this was his own name.
 You never know, though. When the Club director came over to in- troduce himself and to learn this new soldiers name, both men mo- ticed the sudden startled look on the faces O. two Navy men talso apparently newcomers in town) standing right next to them. One of the sailors turned to the Director Did you say that fellows name there is Glen Elder?'' Yes" was the answer. Well" he exclaimed that sure is funny because the name of my friend, the Chief here is also Glen Elder!"
 The introductions over, and with both men seeming to feel that ap- parently the name was in satisfac- tory hands all around, they probed a bit into respective family histor- ies. However, so far as they could determine they weren't related at all. The Navy G. E. has been a resident of Ketchikan before the war. The two names turned out to be exactly the same except that one of the fellows (we forgot which one) confessed to have been guilty of putting on airs by adding ar extra "n' to his first name.
 A moment later the Ketchikar Glen Elder got an emergency cal to report immediately to his ship And, so as suddenly as they had met, these two said goodbye, pre-. sumably as unlikely ever to meet up again as it had been unlikely they'd ever meet at all
 Add one more to the long list oi Life's strange coincidences! Vl
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, PAPERS
 9a PLEASE COPY w

Last summer the citizenry of Chicago were to be given the op- portunity to learn all about Juneau, Alaska, thanks to the initiative of certain famed newspaper in plan hing to send one of it's reporters to the-up-t time almost my thical city in this far-away Terri tory. Thanks to one or another, or combination, of the various fac- tors playing part in the eventual making of that gentlemans report, said good people of the Windy City were presented with picture of an even-more-mythical Juneau than any they could readily have imag- med. It was, roughly speaking, you might say. about as accurate and complete municipal portrait as that amazing painting of so- called Juneau appearing recently in widely-circulated magazine.)
 We'll, anyway, whatever the odd notions that the folks back home in the States may have been indulging in concerning Juneau, tomorrow at the USO all of us are to be treat ed to the chance to learn what a grand place the State of Illinois Gin general and the city of Chicago Gin particular) really are. And the Job of doing justice to them is not to be consigned to one reporter and one artist, either-we're hoping that there will be chorus of no less than several score of voices, CT and civilian, raised in loud acclaim over the multitudinous virtues of their. old home town and State.
 A number of interesting features musical and otherwise, are on the program for tomorrow night. Just to mention one of them: Among the many Chicago fellows in the local Port Company is likeable John Castiglloue. You wouldn't guess it to look at him, but John is a vet eran of ten years of prize -fighting. As one of the best lightweights in the whole midwest, John has fought most of the countrys top- ranking lightweights and has made line record for himself. Tomor- row he will give a sports interview telling us, about his ring experiences rms IS sure to be among the eve- ning's most interesting features
 It IS open house at the Uso to- morrpM night FFriday) for all peo- pie Of 5uncau'or Douglas who once lived in Illinois, whether or not thev stni regard it as home. All of you together with the Illinois service men, will act as the hosts of the rest of us The affair will run from s:so until you are ready to quit holding forth on all those elories that are Illinois.
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"REMINISCENCES OF A SOURDOUGH

On Friday night, June 9th (Fri- day of NEXT WEEK) the USO will present it's servicemen with the chance to enjoy one of the most interesting evenings of their whole stay in Alaska. The subject of the occasion is to be "Reminiscences of a Sourdough," and the speaker is Charles w, Carter, a real sour dough who has known the Terri tory well since 1893
 We are not going to try to set out here in this column a list, either complete or partial, covering even just the highlights of Charley Car ter's career. We understand that not even his close friends could hope to accomplish this. But just to give you new men in town an idea aof the scope of this remark ablys interesting mans fascinating background Among his earliest jobs up here was his operation of a dog-team mail route running from a point on the coast near the pres ent town of Anchorage so far up into the interior that it covered about 1900 miles!
 Needless to state. one of our friends most attractive qualities is his sense of humor When we ex- tended him our invitation to the Club, he recalled that he was talk ing with fellow who had been practicing attorney-at-law. He ask ed us if we were bargaining for "reminiscences that were to be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth?"
 After solemn deliberation it was agreed between us that comprom- ise would be in order, involving the looping off of the requirement that would have been imposed by the last five words. With this added latitude, and with the whole truth about those early Alaskan days being what it is. we are sure the evening of June 9th at our USOl will prove to be one long and grate- fully to be remembered by every one who loves to listen to adventure stories told by a born story-teller You seryicemen, short of having to be AWOL to do it, be sure not to miss Charles w. Garter at the USO fhat y,juht 53
 USO HEADLINER OF | THE WEEK DEPARTMENT As always seems the case every week, since last Thursday large number of servicemen and others interested in the USO made con- tributions of one form or another to it's welfare, thereby helping to make 1t friendlier, finer place than it could otherwise have been i
 And so. herewith, we acknowledge the Clubs indebtedness to (among a lot of others) Mrs George An derson, for the latest of long ser ies of very thoughtful gifts of flow CTS and to Soldier Dick Will son, of Philadelphia, for the high quality of his photographic work on the occasion of the crowning of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-06-01
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE
 District Land Office

.5 Anchorage, Alaska.
 April 29, 1944
 Notice is hereby given that Alfred F. Butcher has made application for a homesite under the Act of May 26, 1894 GAS Stat. 809) Anchorage Serial 010372, for a tract of land described as Lot U of the Triangle Group of HQmesitcs situated on Glacier Highway approximately 12 miles Northwest of Juneau, Alaska. Plat of U s. Survey No. 2391, Sheet 2, containing 343 acres, and 1t. is now in the, files of the U s. Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claim in the district land office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 DORIS F. ROBINSON,
 Acting Register. First publication, May IS, 1944. Last publication, July 13 ,l944.