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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-08-18

Three leaders Of the national Com
mittee for Economic Development
study the map showing location Of
1888 CED committees in all 48
states. Left to right, C. Scott Fletch-
er, director of CED field develop
ment division; Paul G. Hoffman,
president of Studebaker corporation
and chairman of the board of trust
ees Of CED; and william Benton.
vice chairman.
The Committee is aiming at post
war production levels 30 to As per
cent greater than In 1910.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-08-18

A handy receptacle for sundry
tacks, nails and screws that will be
polite to your fingers, is a large
cork kept in the kitchen cutlery
drawer for convenience.
Mending the frayed edges of
rug is easy with glued tape.
Simply ravel back the yarns until
one strand is continuous across the
rug, then turn under the raw edge
and press on the tape. A strip Of
burlap or heavy material may be
sewed on if the press-on tape il
not available.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-08-18
Surveys Being Made
In More Than 1000
u. S. Communities
BY AL JEDLICKA

Released by Western Newspaper Union.
In over 1000 communities
throughout the United States,
people are laying their own
plans for a return to a peace
time economy when the war
ends and the country's gigantic
armament production ceases.
Although these people are be-
ing guided by the Committee for
Economic Development, they
are no trained technicians nor
market analysts nor economists
themselves, but just plain Mr..
and Mrs. America familiarizing
themselves with the conditions
peculiar to their communities
and anxious to provide oppor-
tunities for its prosperity in the
critical postwar world.
Citizens in towns and cities rang
ing from hundreds to thousands in
population have grouped to under
take problem that otherwise might
be cast solely upon the shoulders of
the government, and thus they have
sought to apply democratic princi-
pies directly through themselves
rather than through distant public
officials.
Recognizing the great business
possibilities in the postwar world,
and seeking to acquaint the people
the country over with them so they
might relieve any distress attend
ing rehabilitation of the military
establishments and industry, the
Committee for Economic Develop
ment, or CED, was organized in
1912 and began its operations in
1913, with the intention of assist
ing in the creation of postwar plan
ming groups in communities of more
than 10000 But with the realiza-
ton that only through widespread
organization affecting every eco
nomic segment of the country could
any movement be effective, the CED
extended its activities to smaller
cities as well, where the limited
fields offer an even more thorough
application of the plan.
Headed and supported by the ma
TONS biggest businessmen, the
CED makes no bones about its OBJ
jective of stimulating individual mi
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-08-18
Let's Face Fact!
Disaster Faces Farmers
IF Boom in Land Values
Continues to Skyrocket
Bv BARROW LYONS
By BARROW LYONS
-WkU SfoH Correspondent

WASHINGTON, D. c.
One glance at the current USDA
index of farm real estate values in
dicates that boom in land values is
well started, which, If not checked
by the most vigorous legislation, is
likely to develop into a condition
that will have a disastrous effect
upon farming for many years to
come.
The average value Of farm land
per acre for the nation as a whole
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-08-18

mas Deen rising
at the rate Of
about l per cent
a month since the
latter part of1943.
At the moment,
the moveme nt
has slowed down
slightly-but this
is a seasonal con-
dition, and unless
inaationary forces
are checked, &C.
CELEBRATION can be
ovpocfoI IN fba
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-02

action against enemy Japanese
Forces during the Aleutian Is
lands Campaign. In addition
to flying all night aerial Pa
trolls, He, your son Victor, fac
ing tremendous anti-aircraft
fire with utter disregard for
his own personal safety, parti-
cipated in bombing attacks on
Japanese vessels in Kiska Har-
Dor. His courageous persistence
and Conscientious devotion to
duty were in keeping with the
highest traditions of the United
States Army Air Service.
May these priceless citations
given you this day heal your
wounds - Mr. and Mrs. PrObst
WE SALUTE YOU!
(Poznamka: Medailie "Pur-
pie Heart byla jiz drive matce
p1. Mari Probstove zaslana z
War Dept. We Washingtonu.)
V teto dobe dostavil Sc mas
kongresnfk Thomas D'Alesan-
dro Jr., ktery Sc omluvil, udav
pficinu, re nemohl byti pf1to-
men obTadGm cd pocatku. Pr
semne Sc omluvili starosta mes
ia a pi. McKeldin a p1. Warren
w. Boulder, predsedka Jednot
Amer. Legie, Dept. Maryland.
Opet pf. Nasinec "a dopro-
vodu pf. Steinwedel zapela 81
heard the voice of Jesus say.
Pc zatrouben1 "Taps" truba-
Gem postu p. Frank Petrem a
odneseni vlajek, velitel postu p.
H. R. Steinert obfady zakoncil.
Nasledovalo obcerstvenl a
zakusky. Ma poTadatelskem
vyboru byli pp.: Frank j. Be-
eek, predseda; Samuel D. Lip
sy, oJseph w. Oppitz, Jerome
R. senkyr, Henry R.. Steinert a
Hugo A. Syring. A. e.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-02
BEzNE OSLO (NO.) 1912

bardovany Mannheim a Karls-
ruhe V jihozapadnim N6mecku
Saarbruecken V saarske oblas-
ii, Strassburg a Mety V Alsas-
ku. A krone toho jake obvyk-
lie byly prudce bombardovany
komunikace a pevnosti ma fran
couzskem pobfez1 a v Italii "a
frontou. Z Italie byla bombar-
dovana Marseilles a jina mfsta
v JIM Francii.
Re stabu generala Eisenho-
vera byl vys1lan ctvrty rozkaz
zapado-evropskym vlastenec-
kym oddfldm. V tonic rozka-
re byly tyto oddly opet varo-
vany, ably nepovstavaly pred
casne, nybrz ably disciplinova-
ne vyckaly rozkazu, ktery pfij-
de re spojeneck6ho hlavnfho
velenl. Prav6 tax jsou upozor-
novany tyto oddly, ably dbaly
toho, ably vsechny cesty byly
volne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-02
VLP. JAN TAUS DLEL v
BALTIMORE MA DOVOLENE

Nell jsme zde Ease milou
navstevu. Zajel k nam ma par
dn1 DGstp. Jan Taus pc obdr-
zeni jeho pTelozenf K 18th Air
born Division v Tennessee. Byli
jsme velice mile pTekvapeni a
zajiste jsme jej vsichni radi vi
deli. Dust. pan v teto kratk6
dobe 8 mes1cG professional sko-
70 cele Spojen6 Staty.-
Ia zacatku byl pTidelen do
Army Chaplain School v Har-
ward, Massachusetts. Zde po-
byl 5 tydnG, pax byl poslan ma
zapadn1 pobTez1 do Camp A
dair, Oregon, kde Sc cvicil u pc
81 Infanterie 3 mesice. PAX OBJ
drzel kratke upozornenf, jiti
do Camp Cooke, California,
kan byl poslan Vojenskym
vlakem a byl pridelen k 6. Ar
hored Division. PAX jej posla-
Ii omylem do Campu v New
Yorku a jiz mel j1t pres more,
kdyz vynasli, re to byla mylka.
Tam Sc zdrzel jen kratky cas-.
PAX byl pridelen ku Hath
Combat Engineers v North Ca
rolina, kde Sc zdrzel 81 IT,
dny a Ease sc musel stehovat
do Camp Mccoy, Wisconsin.
Zde pobyl 2 mesfce aprave mel
byt povysen ma kapitana, kdyz
obdrzel vyrozumeni, re je opet
pfelozen ku 18th Airborn Divi-
sion V Tennessee Camp For
rest).
D1stp. Jan Taus 81 zajiste pTi
|teto p~f1lezitosti nasblra hodne
vselijakych dojm1 i zkusenostl
a az Sc nam vratl Dude nam
muset hodne vypravovat. Jsme
ma neho vsichni opravdu velice
hrdl. Professional jiz asi 49,
900 mil. PAX dostal 10 dn1 do
volenou. N~avstivil jeho rodice
a pfatele v New Yorku a zby-
tex jeho dovolene travil mezi
jeho pTately osade sv. Vacla-
va. Ted sc nachazf u sve po-
sadky ktera pojede bro pres
more.
My vsichni uprfmne pfejeme
mu mnoho stesti ma teto jehc
move stanici a hojnost Boz1ho
pozehnanf a doufame, re sc
nam bro We zdravf navratl
F. S
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-02
POHRRY.

" 1tery, 80. kv6tna zem-
fela pc 2 mes1cnf nemoci kra-
ianka pf. Barbora Pazourek,
rozena Vodak, 1903 Mayberry
ST. We start 81 let. Narodila Sc
V Ceskoslovensku. Zanechala
zde manzela Karla w. Pazour-
ka a d1tky: Julii Vaello, Annu
Jones a Alberta Pazourka. PTi-
nalezela ku spolku Fanny Ma
RE.
PohTeb zemrele Dude Sc ko-
natl v sobotu, 3. cervna z domu
jejf dcery p1. Julie Vaello, 3O37
Mayfield Ave. do kostela sv.
Michala a odtud ma hrbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele "a assistance
Father Reilly.
Vypraven1 pohTbu obstaral
p. Karel E. Schim1nek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-02
Nsmci udsluji valecne rady
dSlnictvu " Protektorate".

New York, CTK) "Der Voel-
kische Beobachter" z %. dub
ma prinesl .zpravu 0 tom, re v
Brine odevzdal nemecky gene
ralni Inspector valecne vyroby
v "Protektorate" generalization
Hernekamp vets1 pocet valec-
nych sluzebnich kr1zG nemec-
kun reditelem a nemeckym del
nikGm moravskych zbrojnlch
tovaren. Kfize udelil vyzna-
menanym sam fyrer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-02

Ma Decoration Day byla svo-
lana do skoly Aug. Herman
Velkoradem Maryland a Agi-
tacnfm Vyborem G.. S. A. schG-
re vseho clenstva. Hlavnf sin
skoly byla zaplnena do posled-
nfho mfsta kdyz pTeds. Velko-
fadu br. Karel Rys schdzi otev-
rel, pfivital sestry a bratry a
zarOven bratra pTeds. C.S.A. z
Chicago, br. w. Muzika a br.
Cfzka, organisatora jednoty ma
Vychode.
Br. Muzfk We sve reci strucne
vylicil dejiny Jednoty G. S. A.
ktera letos dovrsila so let svoii
zdarne cinnosti ma poll podplr-
MIN a narodnfm. Jest ~nejstar-
81 podpGrnou jednotou v Anne
rice. Tato Jednota dava Glen
stvu vice neil jine p~ojistovny.
Podporuje mas csl. doboj, ceske
skOlstvi a jest v cele vsech ma
IOuIlCH pOuHlKu.
Silna Jednota G. S. A. Jest
zarukou, re mas csl. zivel v A
merice nezanikne. PTal by 81,
ably i ostatni ceske pojisSovacf
(podpGrne) jednoty jak muz-
ske tax i zenske spojily Sc v
jednu silnou Jednotu. We spo-
jenf je sfla! Apeloval, abychom
svOrn6 pracovali bratrsky a
sestersky, ably kazde ceske dit
ko bylo ~pojist6no v nasi Jedno-
t6 a abychom Sc ffdili heslem
re "ceske dits patti do C.S.A."
Pc zpravach jednotlivych Ta-
dG br. Muzfk zodpovedel vsech
ny dotazy. Ma to br. K. Rys
pTedstavil druheho hosta br.
Cfzka, organisatora 6. S. A. Br.
Click 81 ztezoval ma nase balti-
morske horko a. pres to, re Sc
zapTfsahl, re do Baltimore v le-
te nejpojede, slibil, re Sc k
nam "a 2 ned6le podfva, ably
mohl organisovati novy kadr
Glenstva a zfskati hlavne ty ma
lick6 do nasi Jednoty 6. S. A.
Doufa, re mu nasi bratTi a
sestry pomohou v jeho t6zkem
1kole. Bee jejich pomoci by
zde mnoho nedokazal. NaSfm
pranfm je, az sem br. Click "a
vita, re vsude kde zaklepe ma
dveTe domov1 nasich krajan1,
re mt tyto budou pratelsky O.
tevTeny.
Pc feci br. Cfzka tuto zaji-
mavou schulz zakoncil br. K.
Rys a vyzval vsechny prftomne
ably Sc odebrali do mfstnosti
pod skolou edo lochu) ma OBJ
cerstvenf, ktere nam nase mile
sestry pripravily. Rozproudila
Sc bratrska zabava a pfi do
brem moku a harmonice br. j.
Svitaka. / nase ceske pfsne O.
zivly, take kazdy spokojen
odchazel domu! A. c..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-02
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MiStni Zprdvy.
z k~rajanskych kruhI.
"ZLATA SVATRA."

Minute pond6lf, 20. kvetna O.
slavili svoji "Zlatou svatbu"
start osadnici p. a pi. Jan a Ma
RE Troch, All N. Collington
Avenue. Ku jejich pocte slou-
zena byla jejich synem vlp.
Ludvikem Trochem slavna mise
svata 8 hodin rano v Chramu
Pane sv. Vaclava. StaTictf man
zel6 znOvu obnovili slib man
zelsky.
Domacf oslava konala Sc v
kruhu rodinnem a zdcastnili sc
il jejich deti: Marie, Joseffna,
Jan, Tomas, vlp. Ludvfk Troch,
Lillian a jejich rodiny. I my
pTejeme starickym osadnik1m
"Mnogaja Ljeta!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-02
TichOmOff.

Hlavni stan spojenc1 ma No
We Guinei,. = Bojem prosla a.
mericka pechota byla v~ylodena
ma ostrove Biak v sobotu ma Il
svite v dals1m 1toku, ktery pTi-
blizil vojska generala MacAr-
thura O 200 mil bl1ze k Filipi-
nam a Holandske vychodni In
dill.
V komunike z hlavn1ho sta
nu bylo oznameno 20. kv6tna
casne rano: "Pro strategicke
1cele znamena to fakticky ko-
nee kampane ma Move Guinei."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-02
r ODBOJ IA
CESKOSLOVENSKO.

Sbor Slovenskeho Mar. Sdruz.
' Baltimore usporiada "Prvy
Priatelsky Vylet" do miestno-
sti a zahrady Slow. Demokratic-
keno Klubu, 6526 Holabird Av.
v nedeIu, II. juna o 2 hod. cd
polednia. Vseci krajania su la
skave ziadani, sa prid pobavit.
NaSe kucharky pripravia chut-
ne jedla. Hojnost obcerstvenia
a zabava pri dobrej hudbe p.
F. Slezaka. Vstupne pre- dospe-
lych 35c s danou, dietky s dar-
ma. Uctive Eve
Zabavny Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-02
TTi tisice delnikEG z Costa RIGA
do Spojenych StatIH.

Santa Jose, Costa Rica: =
Hiram Phillips, zastupce anne
rickeho Department. prace po-
depsal smlouvu sc zdejslm mi
nistrem prace, die nfz Dude do
volen 5000 delnfk6m z Costa
Rica pr1stup do Spojenych Sta
tt. Smlouva vejde v platnost,
jakmile Dude zaruceno pojiste-
nj zivota vSech delnikd v dobe
preplavu pc mort.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-02

Tech. Sgt. Viktora v. Probsta.
V pondelf, 22. kvetna James
c.. Ludwig Post els. 139 Amer.
Legie uspoTadal We Westport
Post Meeting Rooms, 23 N. Lii
oerty st. Memorial Ceremon-
les" ma pocest Tech. Sgt. Vikto-
ra V. Probsta. Byli pfitomni
rodice p. a pf. Viktor a Marie
Probstovi, sourozenci Norma a
Wilmer a prfbuzni a pratele ro-
diny, u. S. MarSal a pf. August
Klecka, soudce Charles j. Moy-
Ian, clenove postu a jednoty
James G. Ludwig.
Kolem g.. hodiny velitel pos
tn p. Henry r. Steinert zahajil
obfady. Pc prinesenf vlajek,
slozenf slibu %vlajce a mobilize
pTednesene kaplanem postu p.
Frankem Bockem nasledoval
krasny proslov p. F. Bocka kite
~ rekl, re je James C. Ludwig
Post hrda, re il bylo doprano
sloziti poctu Tech. Sgt. Viktoru
V. Probstovi, leteckemu hrdi-
now 2. svetove valky.
"My kterf jsme no znali, VI
me proc byl tax vysoce pocten
odmenami "a svoji vznesenou
odvahu. Vic Probst byl mladym
muzem vzacnych kvalit a Dude
zfti v nasich mysl1ch jake vyni-
kaj1cf, odvazny mlady Ameri-
can. Studoval ma Baltimorske
City College a stall Sc vynikaji-
elm hracem Baseballu. Ma Bal
timorske universite byl cest-
nym studentem a championem
v Basket Ballu. Jake vyznam-
ny hrac representoval Spojene
Staty v Good Will Tour pc
JIM America, kde jeho prici-
nenfm toto druzstvo vyhralo 20
ZapasG z FL. Pc graduovani z
Baltimorske University byl "a
mestnan v Bethlehem Lodenici
jake accountant. ID. cervna
1911 dobrovoln6 vstoupil do
Leteckeho Sboru a pc vycviku
stall Sc bombardyrem u II. Lee
teckeho Sboru, ktery zoufale
bojoval S nedostatecnym poe
tenn letadel a vycvicenych mu-
zu v Severnim Pacifiku, ably u
drzel nepratele cd vstupu ma
pobTezi Spoj. StatG.
Tech. Sgt. Probst z1castnil Sc
vice jak 3Oti leteckych missif.
80. bTezna 1913 pfi bombovanf
ostrova Kiska vykonal svuj nej-
vetsf cestny 1kol = poloziv Ii
vot Ia vlast a "a demokracii
sv6ta!
Jeho rodice vstfpili mu v pa
met dejiny nasi ~vlasti, ucili lei
odvaze a pozehnanf Americke
Svobody a Neodvislosti.
My, jake vyslouzili vojaci a
namorn1ci, clenove Americke
Legie c1t1me V hloubi nasich
srdcf pocit vdecnosti pro kama
rada, ktery ma byti dekorovan
"a hrdinnost, odvahu a vyko-
mani povinnosti jake americke-
no vojaka.
Tech. Sgt. Viktore Probste-
"a I've utrpen1 - my ii VIDA
vame poctu!"
Pc tom pl. M. J. Nasinec, So
listka "a doprovodu pf. E. A.
Steinwedel ma piano, krasne "a
zpivala Sunrise.
Soudce Charles E. Moylan
promluvil k rodic1m a souro-
zenc1m padleho hrdiny a pra-
vii by pro neho netruchlili, Vic
vykonal svoji nejvetsf Waste
neckou povinnost, obetoval Sc
"a mas zij1c1 a jeho Ouch Dude
stale S Mimi.
Ma to odevzdal p. F. Bocek
medailie a precetl presentaci:
The Air Medal and Disting-
uished Flying Cross, are awards
for heroism and extraordinary
achievement in aerial flight as
IBombadier of an aeroplane in
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-02

- Tuto nedeli, 4. cervna bu-
de mfti Amer. Csl. Ustredi We
Washington, d. c. spolu s Jed
notou Ceskych Dam a Ceskym
Sdruzenim zabavu v Pythian
Temple. 1912 - 9th ST., N. w.
kde sc Ease dobTe pobavime pr
naSi Geskoslovenske hudbs Cd
? hodin vecer do 1880. o do
bra ceskoslovenska jidla Sc po-
starajf na$e sestry a o pitt nasi
bratTi. TAX nezapomente mas
navstiviti a pfived'te vase pfa-
tele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-02
Ruska frOnta.

Z ruske fronty oznamila Mo-
skva pokracujfcf kid ma cele
fronte S vyjimkou obvyklych
srazek u Stanislavova.
Nemci oznamili, re Rusove
obsadili ostrov Lavansaari We
Finskem zalivu, SO mil severo-
zapadne cd Marry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-02
Rickenbacker predpovida da-
tum nemecke norazkv.

Kapitan E. V. Rickenbacker,
prosluly americky letec z prvn1
svetov6 valky, predpovedel v
interviewu, re Nemecko nebu-
de porazeno pred podzimem
letoSn1ho roku, ale je tn MOI
most, re Sc shroutf v prosinci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-02

Ma Karetnf a Bingo Zabava
Sdruz. Csl. SpolkG darovala
pi. Kat. Raul $500.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-07
20 YEARS AGO f {yfr EMPIRE
JUNE 7. 1924

z,
The House of Representatives passed
transferring
Agriculture did
affect game
Northwest the DUPONT Powder
Company
Alaskas
modations scenery fishing
would He best
petition presented by committee from the Juneau Taxi
locally the City
ordinance prohibiting soliciting
purpose dschagng
the action out the
the arrival boat
dredging operations in
much beyond the
recently according D. Stewart
Mines who had
Interior Mr. Stewart also hopeful Of
the development lode mining that country
spending Sitka carrying
the work Fadne
that organization returned to her
another for
an extended trip
Wealth report: High, 40; low, A; cloudy
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-07
New York Times

New York Times
In any debate over censorship the censor has the
advantage because in suppressing the story he also
suppresses the evidence One can't tell whether or
not the War Department in the right in refusing
permission to Harpers Magazine to publish article
discussing General Macarthur as Presidential can
didate The article have been adversely critical
for the department opined that it would undermine
the confidence of this country, Australia and par
ticuary the troops in that theatre, in their COM
mander and his strategic and tactical plans" But
these grounds are not sufficient. We are about to
have political campaign in which the Commander
in Chief of the Army and Navy whether not he
is himself candidate will be severely criticized The
effect of this criticism may be to undermine the
fidence of the voters-some of whom, we still hope,
will be soldiers sailors in Mr.. RooseveltS
strategic and tactical plans" Mr.. Lincoln in 1864
underwent the same ordeal, and Mr. Wilson in 1918,
in midterm election lost much OF his Congressional
support. And obviously a possible Presidential can
didate which General Macarthur was when the
Harper's article was submitted for censorship is
titled to no more immunity than incumbent
President
The War Department censors have a case if
Walter Lucas, the British correspondent who wrote
the suppressed article based his criticisms facts
which he not at liberty to disclose They have no
case whatever if they merely trying to prohibit
adverse criticism of Army officer. The right still
remains to any individual or newspaper to pass
Judgment military policies the basis of avail
able information and don't that any censor
is entitled to interfere with the publication Of such
judgments Nothing should discourage our enemies
than ability to maintain free public dis
cusson of vital issues and important personalities in
the midst of war. We strong enough to do this
and this is of the very reasons why we shall
certainly beat them.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-07
Joyce Smith Will
Represent Scouts
In Liberty Confess

Joyce Smith, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burras Smith, is the Girl Scout
entrant in the Miss Liberty Contest
which is being staged locally as the
highlight for the Fifth War Loan
Drive for Douglas and Juneau.
Joyce was born in Seattle, Wash
ington, but moved with her parents
to Anchorage when she was seven
years of age Mrs. Howard Romig
OF Anchorage was her first Girl
Scout leader, teaching Joyce swim
ming among other projects.
When Joyce was ten years of age
she moved with her family from
Anchorage to Juneau where she re-
entered Scouting and has continued
in her Scout activities. She is a
talented girl, who is particularly
interested in music, being member
of a majority of the musical or
CARNATIONS at the Juneau High
School which she will re-enter as a
senior in September.
Many members of Joyce's family
are in England. A majority of her
cousins are in the armed forces.
Joyce was chosen by the Girl
Scout Council as it's representative
because of her well rounded Girl
Scout program in which she has en-
Enthusiastically participated for the
last several years.
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HERE FROM MICHIGAN
Curtis Wright is registered at the
Baranof from Flint, Michigan.
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
GENERAL LAND OFFICE
District Land Office

DlStrlct Land OffIce
Anchorage, Alaska
April IA, 1914
Notice is hereby given that John
Nowicka has made application for
domestic under the Act of May 26,
1884 (48 Stat. 800 Anchorage Serial
No. 0l0403, for a tract of land de-
scribed as Lot c of the Pearl Harbor
Group of Homesites situated on
Pearl Harbor and Eagle River High
way, about "a miles NV of Juneau,
Alaska, Plat of U. S. Survey No.
2517, containing 1872 acres, and it is
now in the files of the U. S. Land
Office, Anchorage, Alaska.
Any and all persons claiming adj
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 8, 1914.
Last publication, June %, 1914.
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HOROSCOPE
"The stars incline
but do not compel"
THURSDAY, JUNE 8


This is not an important day in
planetary direction. Attention
should be focused on routine mat
tiers. War news may be unsatis-
factory.
HEART AND HOME: Under this
configuration there may be much
gossip, inspired by fifth columnists
Insinuations concerning women in
uniforms and in the war indus
tries will be circulated to discour-
age about effort This is the time
for one aim. Service without sell
| fishness.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Bounti-
full crops are forecast for many
states. Persistent efforts will be
made to discredit Uncle Sans
promises regarding the feeding of
foreign war victims, it is indicated.
Duty cannot be ignored in the case
of starving peoples, the seers point
out.
NATIONAL ISSUES: War weari-
ness will incline Americans to criti-
CHE national leaders. Unrest and
uncertainty will attend endeavors
toward unity of purpose. Surprise
as to the results of the Republican
convention is foretold. A strong
ticket is indicated.
INTERNATIONAL A Fla IR S ;
Speculation regarding the future
should be avoided for severe war
crises are prognosticated for the
next three months. United Nations
come under portents of disagree
ment which must be overcome.
Persons whose birthdate it is
have the augury of year OF ex-
panding interests and changing
prospects. General success is pre-
dicted..
! Children born on this day prob
ably will be lucky as well as in
dustriolis. They should enjoy car
GERS of real usefulness.
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