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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-18

 AtAne!roraqe

With an estimated loss of $l00,- coo, the Army-Alaska Railroad warehouse on the ocean dock at Anchorage burned the night of January in a spectacular blaze that completely destroyed the structure and contents. Fire de- partments from the city, army and railroad were unable to control the blaze. Scores of residents drove to vantage points on Government Hill and other locations to watch the flames. A moderate wind encour- aged the blaze, which destroyed the warehouse and contents in about an hour after the fire was reported at 9:30 p. m. An investi- gation ss to cause is being con- ducted
 Second Blaze of Week
 It was the second spectacular fire in few days in Anchorage, the previous one occurred on the after noon of January when a tavern known as the Northern Lights at Eighth and East I Streets was de- strcyed. Flames shot almost half a hundred feet in the air as the gambling resort was burned to the ground. The establishment was out Of the city limits.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-18
PIONEER E KILLED
 BY FIT RUN DRIVER

Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, with city police of Anchorage and Wesley Gilman of the Territorial Highway Patrol are conducting investigations to find a hit-run driver whose car struck and killed Charles A. Bryant, 32 cRs Fifth Avenue and F Streets in Anchorage cn the night of January 6.
 The accident occurred at 10:45 D. m as the popular oldtime AL askan was on his way home from 8 meeting of the Pioneers Lodge The aged man was taken to the hospital in an ambulance and died about two and a half hours later. He had suffered two broken legs, head and internal injuries
 Two witnesses reported seeing the accident and trailing the fugi- tive, who turned off his lights and disappeared in the dark of a side street after being followed for sev- .eral blocks.
 IL is said to be the second hit run fatality on record in Alaska, the previous one having occurred in Ketchikan when a native girl was fatally injured
 [ Funeral services were conducted by Igloo No. i. Pioneers of Alaska at 2 o'clock, January 9 and buria. ! was in the Pioneers plot of An chorage cemetery Members of tht Pioneers acted as pallbearers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-18
DRY V-E DAY

YOUNGSTOWN, O.-This city has enacted an ordinance closing all saloons, taverns and clubs selling liquor for "A hours after the sur render of Germany.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-18
JUNEAU ELkS. GET VICTORY. IN PIN MATCH.

Juneau Elks Lodges weary men keglers finally came up with a win in Ketchikan last night, while the Juneau Lady Elks suffered their third straight defeat.
 Last nights scores were as fol- lows.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-18
GIL D0DDS WILL NOT COMPETE IN
 TRACK SEASON

NEW YORK, Jan. 18-Word re- ceived from Stockholm reports that Gunder Hagg, Swedish track star has completed plans for a winter trip to the United States.
 This came few hours after Gil Dodds, expected by many to be Hagg's major American rival, said he will be unable to compete dur ing the coming season.
 Dodds announced his retirement in a letter to Dan Ferris, secretary treasurer of AAU, which said he expected to leave Boston Sunday for Los Angeles to take up minis terial duties with a gospel group.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-18
NURSE CONTRACT FOR
 SKACWAY HOSPITAL
 IS UNDER DISCUSSION

Plans for furnishing nursing personnel at the Tuberculosis Hos pital at Skagway are now under discussion by the Indian Service and the Order of Sisters of St. Ann.
 Sister Mary Mildred, Provincial Supervisor, and Sister Mary Cor nelia are in Juneau from Victoria, B. C., to discuss the contract
 Principal handicap met in get ting the hospital, newly acquired from the army, into operation has been the obtaining of personnel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-18
FEW MOOSE TAKEN
 IN ANCHORAGE AREA

With the close of the hunting season for moose, south of the Alaska range on December IS, An chorage hunters report that the take" this year was much less than year ago. Unfavorable hunting weather was blamed for the limited number of moose bagged
 Hunters who went in the Big Lake and Susitna areas across Knik Arm from Anchorage by plane were the most successful at bagging moose this season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-18

Ed Barrow, New York Yankees, dropped 33 player contracts in the mail today almost a full month before tine required aate.
 Although baseball regulations do not necessitate rendering contracts before February 15, the Yankee boss wasted little time in starting salary negotiations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-18
SOUVENIR BOOKLET
 OF ANCHORAGE USO
 ATTRACTS SHOPPERS

With all material prepared and arranged by servicemen of the An chorage area an illustrated souvenir booklet called ''The Friendly Log Cabin" appeared recently in Anchor age stores. The booklet was publish ed by the staff of the Anchorage USO and deals with the work of that organization and varied matters of interest to servicemen and civilians alike.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-18
Il ....... .2226 Total
 WOMEN'S TEAMS
HOW THEY STAND

With three of the five scheduled matches played, Juneau's men pin busters have a total knockdown of 6,945 pins; Ketchikan's men, 7,235.
 Juneau's women bowlers have scored 5,OS9 pins to Ketchikan women's 6,778.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-18
PLAYER CONTRACTS
 FOR YANKEES ARE
 DROPPED IN MAIL NrEur vOpK Ian 1o-President

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s-President
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-06
.'ENAkOPRA VNOSTI'

Primorske kakor to zapovedujejo voaske potrebe in
enotno vodstvo now. Narodno osvobodna vojska Ju-
goslavje, danes ze svetu proslavena in mednarodno
priznana, pod stvariteskm vodstvom marsaa Jugosla
vie, Josipa BrozaTita, je edna, XII privesti
do popolne osvoboditve.
Cakanje in molcanje je lastnost utepena nam Cd
fasizma ki e prepovedal vsako mise lastno do
movno, gnal poginjat kot zvino svojo zlocin
sko vono Svobode pa e vedno lie tisto judstvo, XII 81
o pribor, in lie tako udsvo o DO tudi salno oh1anlo
To ze davno razumel krvavo zkusno lastni koz
nas rojak, XII junasko bore po vseh gozdovih nase
Primorske in Jugosavije.
Krvava zarja svobode XII vstaja ma vseh obzorjih
govori da priblzuje cas- osvoboenja Zaradi te
ga yam klicem: VSI RESNICNI RODOLJUBI STRNI-
TIE Sc DO ZADNJEGA V VRSTAH NARODNO OSVO-
IBODILNE VOJSKE, DA TUDI vi PR1POMORETE X
1ZMAGI NASE SVETE BORBE! "Bazovica" !"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-06
. Preteklost in bodocnost

Leto 1914 je bio veliko in zmagoyito
"a mas in nase zaveznike image Ii
bill, Tunisiji in siciliji SO priprayile
pot "a uspesne invazije prcti sovrazni-
ku y Italiji in Franciji leto 1916 bo
skoroda yidelo popolno znago "a mas
pctom hrezpogojne predaje soyraznika
Kaj ina tekoco leto "a vas? zayarujte
Sc TEN, a. rabite dObro prelzkl,seno
zelodcno, iahko odvajalno sredstvo, Tri-
nsrjeyo grenko vino. Rabite ga kot
predpisaro ma steklenici, KO trpite vsled
zelodcnih bolecin, slabosti, ali drugih
znakoy slepica ne rabite nikakrsno od-
yatalno sredstyo, alnpak poklicite takoj
vasega zdravntka. ~ yam il nenogoce
dobiti Tfiaerjeyo srsnko vino vasi
naselblnt pisite na joseph Triner Cor
p6iatson, 1sss south Ashland Ayens,e,
Chcago !, III
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-06
OpOnlini glede raci-
joniranja
Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe i'm InlekO

Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe i'm mlekO
Rdece znamke IS do ks,
vsaka ga 10 pointov, SO veljav-
ne "a nedolocen cas-. Unicite
rdece znamke cd A-8 do P-5
takoj.
Procesirana jedila
Modre sznamke. Ks, VS.,
Is do G2 50 takoj veljav-
ne, vsaka "a 10 pointov "a ne
lolocen cas-. Takoj rnicite ne
veljavne modre znamke As
DO W-5.
Sladkor
Sladkorna znamka st. 81 "a
) funtov sladkorja je veljavna
"a nedoloeen cas-. Unicite takoi
sladkorne znamke 30, 81, 80,
53, 40 in vse kupone "a sladkor
"a vkuhavanje.
Cevlji
Znamke st. 1, 2 in 3 z zrako-
olovom v knjizici st. 5 SO We
sjavne do preklica.
GasOlin
Znamka A-14 je veljavna
"a stir galone gasolina do q.
marca. I'm am ke B5, B-6,
C-5 in &C SO veljavne vsa-
ka "a pet galonov gasolina "a
nedolo5en cas-. Ma lieu kupona
je treba takoj napisati ime dr.
zave in licencno stevilko. Pri
prosnji "a dodatno kolicino ga
solina je treba navesti. rekord
2revozenih mill.
Tajerji
Inspekcija tajerjev nj zahte-
vana razen pri zaprositvi "a no.
We tajerje. Ma VEIL, Il. komer-
cijalne svrhe je obvezna islspek-
cija tajerjev vsalih sest mese-
cev ali ko Sc prevozi 5000 mill,
katero je pac prvo.
KuriIno ollie
znanlke zadnje sezone st. A.
in ) ter move sezone st. i, 2. in
3 50 sedaj veljavne, vsaka "a
10 galonov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-06
oglasim, ako bo kaj casa, do te-
daj pa ostajam vas dobri vojak
svejk.
PoroSilo Zarje

Cleveland, Ohio. Kakor j;
bilo ze porocano 0 uspehu kon
certa pevskega. zbora "Zarje"
XII Sc je vrsil 23.. novembra !
avditoriju Slovenskega narod
nego donna ma st. Clair Ave.
hocemo tudi naznaniti javnost
Q financnem uspehu istega, kel
takrat snlo oglasali, da Sc be
dalo polovico preostanka "a bed
ne start domovini, in to Sc be
tudi izvrSilo. -,
Da nismo dali to pref v jaw.
most, je vzrok ker nismo dobil
vseh vstopnic vrnjenih. Vsek
dohodkov je bi1o 81 ,OO7.S5, il.
datkov je pa bio S457.87. Ci.
sti preostanek je pa bill $549.98
Polovico tega preostanka, to je
S275.0O, Sc DO izrocilo-v zgoral
omenjeni sklad.
V soboto, 80. decembra sc j.
vrsila letna seja "Zarje", ma
kateri Sc je sklepalo o bodocem
koncertu in drugih stvareh
kar Sc tice kulturnega delova
MIA. Sklenilo Sc je, da DO zarja
tudi v bodoce darovala polovi
CO preostanka v ia namen; to
je, nujno pomoc bedneml
ljuGstvu v start domovini. Zatc
apeliramo ma slovensko publiko
da Sc zanaprej podpira in stoj
"a "zario'', da DO imela & i m
boljsi uspeh.
Ma %. tega meseca pa pri
redi farmski odbor Cleveland
ske federacije SNPJ avditori
ju Slovenskega narodnega do
ma ma St. Clair Ave-, koncert-
nj program korist njih farme
"Zarja' DO tudi tukaj nastopi
la par pevskimi tockami. ia
to pozivamo vse pevce in pew
ke zarje, da Sc spet redno ude-
ezujejo pevskih yaj, pomagaj
mo drugim, XII Sc borijo "a ma
predek in svoj obstoj. Apelira-
mo ma one, XII imajo posluh in
veselje do petja, da sc nam pri
druzijo. Pevske ale Sc yrs.
vsak cetrtek oh 8. uri zvecer Y
starem poslopju Slovenskeg
narodnega donna ma St. Clairju
Smrt fasizmu! Svoboda narodu
Ia Publicijski odbor
L
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-06
"SlOvenske SOkOlice"

Drustvo. "Slovenske Sokolice"
st. 442 SNPJ je "a leto 1916 iz-
volilo sledece uradnice: Pred
sednica Frances Legat, podpred-
sednica Josephine Lach, tajnica
Julia Zerovnik, TEL: KE 215O;
blagajnicarka Ivanka Shiffrer,
zapisnikarica Cecilia subel, mad
zorni cdbor: Augusta France
Skin, Mary Somrak in Stella Bo-
zeglav, zastopnica "a SANS
Frances Legat, "a Pomozno ak
clio Mary Somrak, "a Federaci-
jo Julia Zerovnik, "a konferen-
co SIND Ivanka Shiffrer, "a
Klub drustev SIND Mary Som
rak.
"Sokolice" so sklenile Sc ma
dalje podpirati napredna usta-
move kot SO: Citalnica, Sloven-
ska sola, Mladinski pevski zbor
SNIP, darovale SO S25 SANSu,
in kupile vojni bond "a $1OO.
Min odrasli kot mladinski odde-
lex Sc je tekom leta pomnozil "a
nekaj clanic, preteklega aprila
Pa SO tudi imele en- smrtni slu-
caj, namrec umrla je clanica
Mary Rudelik.
zadnjo sejo je bilo sklenjeno,
da Sc vrsijo racuni Y nedeljo, z.
januarja pri Mrs. Amaliji Boze-
glay, toda radi oddaljenosti in
slabega yremena, Sc je iste od-
lozilo "a prihodnjic. Prva seja
Y tenn letu Sc vrsi Y ponedeljek,.
8. januarja, in clanice 50 vablje
ne, da Sc je udelezijo polnostevil-
no.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-06
S

Davida Garricka, kfje bill mai
vecji igralec stare Anglije, je
nekoc, ko je bill Sc zacetnik, zbu-
dill pismonosa IL spanja. Pismo-
nosa mu je prinesel pismo tova-
.risa:
Ljubi Garrick, poslji mi Sill
ing. Tvoj Bayle.
"Pripis: Pravkar sem Sc do
mislil: poslji mi rajsi diva. z
Garrick je odpisal::
"Ljubi Bayle, zal, imam le en-
sam SLING.
"Pripis: Pravkar sem Sc do
mislil tega pa danes potrebujem
"a kcsilo. Tvoi Garrick."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-06
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA

VSl LIlkl lid VOJdSklu VACUUM,
cato so fantje takoj zaceli sti-
kati po sosednjih vlakih "a bolj-
Sim provijantom. Kmalu prime
Sc eden nash moz 100 funtov
svezega zmletega mesa, drug
pa vreeo krompirja in nekaj &C.
bule. Prazili in pekli smo vsi
Ker je nasega vagona tako
prijetno disalo po prazenem me-
su in krompirju Sc nam je Ia
koj pridruzilo Sc nekaj oficir-
jew, katere smo seveda po vo
jaski navadi gledali po strani
Prosili so mas, ako hocemo Ia
menjati nekaj krompirja "a
zacimbe, katere bodo prinesli
oni z njih vagona. Seveda je bi-
"a pogodba enoglasno odobre-
ma, in mi smo rekli, da so tud
oni "good sports. Tako Sc j.
aase potovanje pricelo prav pri-
jetno, seveda nismo pozabili tu-
di ma zalogo vina, to Sc zna. Sc.
deli smo tesno okoli peel, kjer
je vedno kateri kaj pekel ali
prazil. Nj trajalo dolgo, ko Sc j.
liz nasega vagona zacelo vese
10 peti, tako da Sc je veselo
razlegalo po lepi francoski po-
krajinl. JAZZ sem rekel fantje le
pojmo, zakaj bi Sc jokali. Ker
'Sdor Sc pa kislo in jezno drzi
"a stajerski fantic pac nj. Ma
:zitaro je igral pa neki Hrvat z
!menom Puskaric Steve, kateri,
xakor mi je pozneje povedal, d.
je nekaj v sorodu Martin Res
,ikom in njegovimi brati. Pus-
'<aric je vessel fant in zna pray
!epo igrati ma kitaro in tambu
'ino, Sc mu pozna, da je en-.
Srat spadal k hrvaskemu tam.
ouraskemu zboru.
Tako smo Sc zabavali in cas-
lam je nitro potekal naprej
Ia mojo osebo hi bill JAZZ najraj-
81 kar ostal v tenn vagonu in Sc
sako vozil do konca vojne, ali to
so bile sano pobozne misli. JAZZ
sem Sc zavil v moi zimski plasc
in pri vratih vagona opazova'
lepo francosko pokrajino; bi
sem zelo vessel, da po dolgem
;asu zopet vidim gozdno drevje
3okrajina je po nekaterih kra-
iih zelo slicila nasim sloven-
skim pokrajinam, tako da me
je posteno prijelo domotozje
Takoj ko sem prisel v moi no
vi stan, kjer SO mas nastanili
sem takoj naletel ma enega Col.
linwoodcana, FAINT Sc pise Frank
]. Klemens, njegov oce je Frank
Klemencic z al st. In sem ga
takoj spoznal, da je Slovenec.
Frank je pristni slovenski fant,
in sva takoj malo pc slovensko
pokramljala, mi je povedal, da
je enkrat spadal k zboru "Slav-
cki'. Najin pogovor Sc je v We.
cini vrtil okoli lokalnih novic q
Cleyelanda.
Tudi Frank lepo pozdravlja
vse Clevelandcane, posebrlo pa
oceta il1 mater.
Ker je moi cas- potekel, mos
ram skoncati "a sedaj. citate,
ljem pa voscim vesele bozicne
praznike in srecno noyo leto 4
zeljo, da Sc vidimo Il ietu 1915
u uvnhndni AYoar,ik; ca "a I'd
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-06
Svejkovo pismo IL Francije
Pvt. Louis Elovar
SomWhere in France,
nov - "a

Ker mi je veliko citateljev
pisalo, da Sc jim dopade mole
pisanje, me veze dolznost, da Sc
Cd casa do casa malo oglasim,
Danes moran biti kratek z mo
Jim pismom, ker tukaj v Fran
ciji nimam toliko casa "a pisa,
ME, kakor v Italiji. Danes vam
hoGem dati NAL obris, kako smo
rotovali po Franciji.
Pred casom sem sc izkrcal V
nekem francoskem pristaniscu
katerega ime mora ostati tajno
do konca vojne, ali dokler sc ne
vrnem v Ameriko. Mislil sem 81
no, Lojze sedaj 81 ogledas s.
malo Francije in potem vkora'
l1amo v Berlin in ostalo Nemci
jo, potem pa bo konec mojega
$'vejkovega zivljenja in potepa
MIA po svetu. I'm ko Sc vrnes v
svobodno Ameriko, 81 prizge:
pipo in orujas spomine ma vse
tezkoce, katere 81 prestal v teh
zadnjih par letih.
Nalozili 50 mas v male zelez
niske vagone, takozvane e Che
vaux 40 Hommes - po sloven
sko: 8 konj ali 40 moz), kar j:
hudicevo malo prostora. V mas
wagon smo Sc sprawl a m :
stari veterani, to je fantje, ka
teri smo re dolgo casa cez lu
10. Ker smo bill dolgo casa :,
Afriki in Italiji, Sc nam nj nif
l1aj dopadlo mrzlo francoskc
podnebje, ker je nam afriskc
in italijansko solnce postenc
zredcilo naso kri, in nam je Sc
mraz prav posteno do kosti. Ia
torej smo Sc podali takoj VS.
ma low, kje bi sc dobila pee zs
mas wagon? Nj trajalo dolgo
ko prinese eden nasih moz, o.
nekje z postaje malo zelezne
pee, takozvani "Gosperle";; dru
gi smo prinesli potrebno kuri
vo, usekali luknjo streho va
gona "a dimnik in mas voz j
puhal dim kot mala lokomoti
va. Ker sem JAZZ ravno pred ca
som prisel liz bolnisnice, kjer mf
je' lomil revmatizem - kako,
Svejka V Pragi - sem zace
stikati po sosednjih vlakih "a
slamo.
Naletel Sc m ma transport
francoskih Arabcev, kateri SO
Sc tudi peljali ma fronto. Ke.'
mi je ostalo Sc nekaj arabskih
besed moji trdi butici, e m
jih ogovoril kar v njih mate
rinscini: Salem alejkum mlieml
Arbia''. Tega so bill Arabci ia
ko veseli, da ameriski vojak go,
vori arabsko, da SO mi hoteli
DAT &C, svezenj slame. Malta
ell sem 81 veliko vreco in 81 v
kotu vagona uredil, kolikor je
bilo mogoec, udobno lezisce
Mas provijant "a jesti je sesto-
|. jail takozvane &C rations" ka-
tere mi vojaki ravno tako lju-
bimo kakor Slovenci bob. Mas
transport je sestojal u samih
7eleznicarjev, in 50 nam znani
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Prispevki pri podr. As SANS

Prispevki pri podr. AS SANS
Cleveland, Ohio. Sledece
prispevke sem sprejel Y mesecu
decembru "a tukajsnjo podruz.
nico st. 48 SANS. NabiraIka
Frances Wolf mi je izrocila sIe-
deca imena, ki 50 il prispevali
ma proslavi 10-letnice Progfe
sivnih- Slovenk.
Pc $1,000 Frank Tursic, Will
son Mills Rd.
Pc $500: Mrs. in Mr.. S. Per-
son, Frank Klemencic e. 141st
ST., Victor Shell, JOS. Dougan,
Ludwig .Raddel in James Slabe.
Po $500: Tony MihelGic.
Pc S2.OO:Jos. Cernel, 10 h n
zaube, Andy Kapel, Fairport,
Ohio, Cpl. Frank Wolf.
Pc $1.0O: Jos. Konestabo, +.
Koss, Frank Sittar, Emil Ko.
bal. Pc soc: Mrs. FL. Tibias, Ed.
Kinkof, Johnny ? VI
Skupno izroGila Mrs. WOLF
$3.50.
j. f. Durn potrdilna knjizica !:
Mr.. Mike Cole $500, DR.. v
BOZ st. So SNIP clanarina ia
november in december $500,
DR.. St. Il ABB. clanarina "a
ohtober, november in december
5000, Paul Cesnik Painesville,
Ohio $500, poleg je daroval ma /.
Ii zabojcek snlodk, XII so ravno
prav prisle "a naso priredbo
25 decembra.: Hvala Paul! Mr..
in Mrs. l.. Ogrinc $500, Mr.. J.
Okar $500, Dr.. Washington
st. 80 ZSZ $500, Frank Barbic,
ker sc, nj mogel vdeleziti prired-
be 25. decembra $500, Mrs. A
Terbizan $500, Mr.. Henry Zor-
man e. 1873 St. $500, Mr.. Frank
Aovsca $500, Mrs. A. Kalin So
Dr.. st. $50 SNPJ clanarina "a
december $3.50, Matt Pisler S5
Matt pravi, .da ne spi; je res e
yeckrat prispeval. Val. Turk S.,
frank Tegel $500, Mrs. Joseph
Vessel $500, Mr.. in Mrs. Max
Aobal namesto venca "a pokoj
40 Mrs, Justine Cernel $500
Or. stew: 312 SNPJ $500.
skupno s93.5o. skupno sore
ieto V sdecembrn V prispevkih
ri tej podruznici $4,000. Pre-.
ostanek priredbe z dne v25. de
,embra, ko so bill vsi stroski
,laeani, je bill $201.45. Torej j
oilo t ako skupnih dohodkov
i361.46 in nekaj sno imeli s.
Ia 6ekovni vlogi, tako, da SIN
Do koncu meseca ponovno po
slali ma glavni stan SANSa eek
"a $4,000.
Ravno tako smo odposlali Cd
oodruznice JPO, SIS st. 35 eek
"a S60O.00, torej skupno "a: de
,ember 81, 10000, v prejsnjen
meseeu pa $4,000; v dveh me
secih skupaj diva tisocaka.
Upam, da bono v letu 1915
nadaljevali Sc veejem obsegu
IN da Sc bo narod odzval v pri
spevkih. Potrebe v start domo
yini SO velike, in upamo, da jih
ne bono zapustili.
Oh zakljucku mojega poroci,.
Ia "a december so mi prispeva
Ii Sc sledeci, OF. izrocili "a JPO
SIS: Krist Lokar, nabiralec. Pri-
ssevali SO mu sledeci: Mr.. L
Batic $500, Mary Kobal $1.OO
DR.. st.. 312 SNIP $500, DIR. vi.
pavski raj 312 SNIP, darovalo
poleg svojih mesecnih prispey-
kov Sc $500, Druzina krist Lo-
kar $1,000 (bozicni prispeyek.
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Evening star., 1945-08-06
Stimson Predicts
More Powerful
Bomb Soon
Secretary Says Present
Weapon Will Aid
In Shortening War

An atomic bomb several times
more effective than the powerful
one which the Army Air Forces
have dropped on Hiroshima will
be in production soon, Secretary
of War Stimson said today. He
also predicted that the present
weapon would prove a "tremen-
dous aid" in shortening the war
Although Germany was known
to have been working on an atomic
bomb, the Secretary said, its defeat
and occupation has removed any
danger from that source. And there
is no prospect, he added, that the
japanese will be able to use similar
weapon.
While details of the bombs oper-
alton and production still are top
secrets, the War Department, fol-
lowing the weapons first use, today
released a 4,500-word statement on
the vast research program that pre-
ceded it's perfection.
Three plants, it was revealed, now
are manufacturing the superbombs.
Two are located at the Clinton Engi-
neering Works in Tennessee and
third at the Hanford Engineering
Works in the State OF Washington.
Special laboratories to solve tech
nical problems have been established
near Santa Fe, N. Mex.
Although thousands have been
employed in the production of the
amazing new weapon, the Secretary
said, its development was carried
out with the greatest secrecy"
No one has been given more infor-
nation concerning the bomb than
was necessary for his particular
job.
Improvements will be forthcom-
ing shortly" Mr.. Stimson said,
which will increase by several fold
the effectiveness, but more impor-
tant for the long-range implication
of the new weapon is the possibility
of another scale of magnitude will
be evolved after considerable re-
search and development.
Aside from its military use, Mr..
Stimson, like President Truman,
foresaw the employment of atomic
power for industrial purposes. He
said that already much energy" is
being released by one of the ele-
ments used in the bomb mot ex-
plosively but in regulated amounts. y
The heat SO produced, he explained,
is too low for operation of con-
ventional power plant
"It will be a matter Of much
further research and development, "
he said, ito design machines for
the conversion of atomic energy into
useful power"
Evening star., 1945-08-06
Hiram johnson,
Foe Of League,
Charter, Dies
Veteran Republican
IsoIutionist Succunbs
At Bethesda Hospital
BY JOSEPH H. BAIRD.

Senator Hiram Warren john
son, Republican, of California,
classic foe of the old League Of
Nations and all foreign en-
tanglements," died at the Naval
Hospital in Bethesda at $40 am.
today. He was 78 years old.
His death ended nearly three de-
cades in the Senate and came only
two weeks after that body had ap-
proved by an 1872 vote American
entrance into the United Nations
security organization, a modern
counterpart of the old League.
Senator Johnson, unable to ap-
pear on the floor, was paired against
it.
Cerebral Thrombosis Was Cause.
Capt Robert E. Duncan. the Sem
ator's physician, gave thrombosis Of
a cerebral artery as the cause of
death. The Senator had been in
the hospital about two and one
half weeks His demise was an
nounced by Leslie w. Biff1e, Sec
retary of the Senate. Mrs. john
son, whom the Senator affection
ately referred to as the boss" was
at his bedside.
Their son, 1t Col Hiram w.
Johnson, jr., left, San Francisco last
Evening star., 1945-08-06
Atomic Bomb's S Power Derived
From Energy Similar to Suns

cules. This kind of separation re-
leases incredibly greater amounts of
heat and energy than molecules
separations.
But an even greater source. Of
sun power Is the fact that the
atoms themselves come apart to
some extent. These atoms are
made of electrons, protons and other
electrical and nonelectrical par
ticles. Electrons and other particles
fly of the atoms. This releases
even greater energies tincluding
heat and all other sorts of rays)
than the separation of atoms from
each other.
Not all these interatomic forces
are known. Some are so powerful
that they have only been guessed
at. The popular phrase, smashing
the atom, describes this sort of
atomic disintegration where the
atom itself flies apart.
For many years scientists have
been able to disintegrate atoms in
laboratories. There were no ex-
plosions, because billions of atoms
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