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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31
L SANSovego urodo
1895 ". 18th ST., Chicago q, ILL.

starem kraju. Zanimala DO fla
sti Stajerce.
koncem februarja izide v an
glescini knjiga Guns for Tito.
XII 10 je spisal ameriski major
Louis Huot. Ia castnik ie bill
odgovoren "a prevoz vojaskih
zalog in potrebscin IL Italije v
Jugoslavijo. v knjigi obsirno
opisuje zelo komplicirane ope-
racije in velike zapreke, predno
je bio mogoce dostavljati jugo-
slovanskim partizanom potra-
ben vojaski material in zdrav-
nlske potrebScine "a ranjence.
knjiga je spisana v povestnem
stilu in je zelo zanimiva. Wee
informacij 0 njej pozneie.
POMONA akciia
Prva posiljka najnujneiSih
potrabscin je bila odposlana Ju-
goslovanskemu Rdecemu krizu
v Bari, Italija, pred vec kot
anim mesecem. Odpeljala 10 je
ameriska tovorna ladja. Radi
varnosti in raznih drugih kom-
plikacij odbor nj smell odhoda
takoi naznaniti. v Bariju bodo
posiljko prevzele jugoslovan-
ske oblasti in poskrbele "a pre-
voz cez Jadransko morje v Dali
macijo. Poslano blago je oce-
memo ma veG sto tisoc dolariev
in ukljucuje zdravniske potreb-
Seine in Instruments, cokolado,
novo obleko in oblacila ter ST.
valne stroje. 800 odposlanih
zalog je kreditiranih nasemu
relifnemu fondu, 1919 Jugoslo-
vanskemu pomoznemu odboru
JPO-SS) ter 1919 Hrvatski
bratski zajednici, Vsi zavoji in
zaboii so bill tenn smislu adj
RESTRAINT.
Zlatko Balokovic, predsednik
WRFASSD, je podal izjavo, v
kateri je pojasnil zadevo jugo-
slovanske ladje in vzroke, "a
kaj nj prispela pravocasno v
newyorSko luke in nalozila ma
brane zaloge "a Jugoslavijo.
Vsi tisti, XII SO sodelovali in pri-
spevali "a naSo relifno akcijo,
bodo z zadovoljstvom well VISA
ia pojasnila ma znanje in Sc ra-
dovali OBJ dejstvu, da prva pro-
stovoljna posiljka cd ameriskih
Slovancev, Hrvatov in Srbov
,najbrz re olajSuje trpljenje maj
potrebnejsim. Tisti pa, XII SO
nam vedno nasprotovali, "a
stavliaio pomozno akcijo in mas
brezobzirno napadli, (vprasa-
ME jugoslovanske ladje je "a
ME lie izgovor, da bi z glavo lid
prebili), Sc maj zavedajo, da tu-
di slovenski narod v start do
movini zasleduje njihovo niz-
kotno propaganda in da je ne
DO tako nitro pozabilo.
Skupni prispevki v gotovini
"a WRFASSD so do IS. januar-
ia znasali 1922, 761.99 in ia zne-
SEX ne ukljucuje prispevkov, XII
SO bill poslani V SANSov urad
pc 18. januarju.
Najveeji prispevek ia teden
je prispevala podruznica st. 80.
Cleveland, O., MANFRED lepo vso-
to 1925 lin 1925 SANSu "a
clanarino). Darovali so: Sloven-
ski narodni dom, St. Clair Ave.
$1,000, socialisticni pevski zbor
Zarja $275, Andy Hocevar, Ma
pie Heights, in Frank wreck,
Bedford, Ohio, pa sta nabrala
$256.25.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31

| Cd podruznice st. 25, Chfca-
go, H., je postal tajnik Frank.
Alesh $29.4o, Josko Oven pa
$500.
John Laurich, Goodman.
Wis, je postal vsoto $40, kate
re nam je izrocil L. zelaznikar.
predsednik SANSovega nadzor-
mega odh ora.
Drustvo st. 355 SNIP in St
30 SDZ, Fairport Harbor, O..
je vsako darovalo DO $40 "a
SANS ter pc SIS "a pomozno
akcijo. Znesek je postal brat
Lovrenc Bajc. Manjse prispev-
Ike smo prejeli tudi cd drugih
podruznic in posameznikov.
Skupaj p~rejeta vsota "a relif ia
teden znaSa $|1,611.73, oziroma
do sedaj V januarju $7,4o5.14 a,
Istocasno smo prejeli clanarine
"a SANS $1,606.20.
Podruznica St. IL, West Ali
quippa, Pa, je poslala zopet en-
zaboj obleke "a stare domovino
in 81 funtov raznih zivil: kon-
serviranega mleka, zdroba, ka-
We, kakaa, RIA in drugega. Ia
zivila je darovala mrs. Mary
ProSenc.
Nekateri mas vprasujejo, &c
Sc vedno nabiramo obleko, Gav-
lie in druge potrebscine "a vol
nj relif. Odgovor je seveda We
lik DA. CHM vec bono nabrali,
TEN vee prostora bono dobili
ma ameriskih ladjah "a prevoz.
Kampanja, XII jo sedaj vodi
med Amerikanci American
Committee for Yugoslav Re
lief, je V prvi vrsti "a oblacile
in druge darove v blagu. Posilj-
Ike prihajajo IL vseh delov
Amerike. Naslov skladisca je
161 Perry Avenue, New York
City.
Dne 7. fepruarja Sc vrSi V no
telu Biltmore, New York, sve-
CAM banket v korist pomozne
akcije A Prireia ga
Amerikanski odbor. Kot govor-
niki nastopijo. senator James
E. Murray (Utah), senator War
rem G. Magnusson WASH, zu-
pan LaGuardia liz New Yorka,
DIR. Ivan FRANCES cd jugoslo-
vanskega poslanistva, clankari-
ca Elsa Maxwell, radio-komen-
tator William ). Gailmor, Sgt.
Walter Bernstein cd magazine
"Yank', XII je bill prvi ameriski
porocevalec V interviewu S Tt
tom, Zlatko Balokovic in Louis
Adamic. Nastopila DO tudi oper-
ma pevka Zinka Milanov, ruski
terrorist Igor CORN in pevski
ter tamburaski zbor Kluba jul
goslovanskih mornarjev pod
vodstvom drja. Lula Goranina.
Zadnje priprave predvidevajo
nastop podpredsednika Zedi-
njenih drzav Harryja S. Tru-
mana.
DruStva in organizacije, XII
zele prispevati vecje zneske ma
tenn banketu "a naSo relifno ak
clio, ali pa XII bodo obljubile
prispevati tekom kampanje 60
tovo vsoto "a ia namen, maj
sporoeiio vsote v SANSov urad
elm pref mogoee.
V zvezi z naso relifno KAN
panic med Amerikanci je Louis
Adamic razposlal ma tisoGe pi-
sem ameriskim casopisom in
revijam in mnogi teh SO pismo
priobcili.
V nedeljo 4. februarja Sc vr-
81 v Drustvenem domu v Eucli-
du, Ohio, velik obcni shod, XII
ga sklicuje postojanka St. 106
SANSa. Govorili bodo Josko
Oven, Leo Kushlan in drugi.
Mirko G. Kuhel, tajnik,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31
Slika il Sloveniie

Mas Gastni predsednik Louis
Adamic je pred kratkem dobil
IL Slovenije mad 100 razlicnih
silk, katare mu je postal njegov
prijatelj, clan glavnega Staha
slovenske vojske. To je najlep-
Sa zbirka silk te vrste v Ameri-
XII in nedvomno bodo zanimale
marsikaterega, posebno pa Sc
naSe Dolanjce in Belokrajinee.
Kakor nitro DO mogoce, bodo
obiavljene v nash listih in &c
bono le dobili potrebno kolici-
no tiskarskega papirja, bono
vse ponatisnili V obliki ~ilustri-
rane revive.
Publikaciie
V par dneh DO natisnjena ia
nuarska izdaja buletina "To-
da7 & Tomorrow, katerega IL
dafa osebno pisatelj Louis Ada
mic. Obsegala DO 16 s'~}ni IN
bo vsebovala mnogo zelo vaz-
mega ctiva, posebno pa Sc opo-
zariamo ma clanek 0 mednarod-
non sindikatu in 0 nacrtu, ka-
ko hi mala skupina mednarod-
min financirjev, politicarjev in
navadnih izkoriscevalcev dobi-
la kontrolo mad jugoslovanski-
mi rudniki, gozdovi in trans
portacijo in zakaj lie bio vazno.
da ie narod moral zmagati, ne
pa stara garda. Ia clanek DO
marsikomu odpr oci, zakaj SO
nekateri krogi tako povzdigo-
vail Mihajlqvica in napadali
oSvobodilno gibanje ter pravi
vzrok, zakaj SO Sc American
Friends of Yugoslavia tako pri-
dino organizirali brez zastop-
Stva ameriSkih Jugoslovanov,
da pomagajo" trpecemu ljud-
Stvu V Jugoslaviji. Pisatelj
GIanka ne Sciti nobenega in jaw
no imenuje glavne voditelje tie
izkoriscevalne nakane. Bulletin
DO pomagal razSiriti tudi Zojsa.
Clanek Trieste ali Trst?",
katerega je SANS razposlal "a
obiavo V nash listih, izide V
a~ngleScini V prih. st. buletina
ZOJSA. Originalno je bill ma
tiSnien V Londonu V mesecni-
ku The Statesman and Nation.
PiSec navajo povsem move raz-
loge, zakaj je potrebno, da spa
da Trst Jugoslaviji in ne Itali-
il, ali kateri drugi oblasti, CT
tajte ga!
Oscar Magazinovic, kapitan
jugoslovanske trgovske NORMA
rice, je napisal zanimivo knjigo
V angleSkem jeziku pod ime-
nom "Alluring Waves, Bavi Sc
z razmerami, pod katerimi so
Sc nahajali jugoslovanski NOR
narji pred in med sedanjo VOL
no ter opisuje nevarnosti, "a
preke in komplikacije, V katerih
so jugoslovanske ladje sluzile
zaveznikom VISA ia leta. Cisti
dobicek cd knjige je namenien
jugoslovanskemu relifu in Sc
naroca pr Jugoslav Seamen's
Club, 236 West 10th ST., New
York, N. Y. Stane $3.50.
Ma Poti v Svobodo je naslov
0roSure, XII Sc sedaj tiska in ka-
tero bono razposlali med vse
cIane SANSa. To je potopis po-
hoda XVIII slovenske divizije
Il Belokrajine preko Hrvatske
ma Stajersko ter opis bojev ma
Stajerskem. Spisana je bila v
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31
POSLUSAJTE

vsoko nedeIjo prvo in noj-
storeiso jugosIovonsko ro.
do uro v Chicago Cd 9. do
10. ure dopoldne. postoJo
VICES, 1860 kiIocycles.
Vodi 10 George Morchon
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31

ma, ie naivaznejse mesto Sta x.
Pred 1000 lett je bila dezela Tu-
mis- Sc mnogo pomembnejsa, ka-
kor je danes; tedaj je tvorila
del ozemlja, XII so ga starr Rim
liani imenovali Kartago. Pri-
stanisGe Kartago je imelo pro-
stora "a go ladij; to Sc Sc danes
vidi. Steer je pa cd Kartage
malo ostalo, kajti &c SO Sc Rim
ljani cesa lotili, SO napravili te-
maliito, in njihovo sovrastvo do
Kartage Xxi je izviralo seveda
Il strahu in liubosumnosti) je
bio tako veliko, da MISC pustili
niti kamna ma kamnu, ko so DO
dolgih vojnah osvojili mesto
1856. leta pred Kristusom. Raj
valine, XII leze danes nekako 5
metrov pod zemeljsko povrsi-
no, so vse, kar je ostalo cd me-
sta, XII ie V preteklih casih ime-
% okrog million prebivalcev.
Severo-zapadni kot Afrike ie
znan oficielno kot neodvisni
sultanat Maroko. Sultana imajo
se. Toda cd 1912. dale je samo
'utka Francije. Pomenil nj nj
kdar veliko. Kabili, gorsko liud-
stvo Antiatlasa, so prebivali v
mnogo premocnih postojankah,
da bi kai dali ma oddaljenega
sultana, XII je radi varnosti po-
toval med dvema glavnima me-
stoma, med MarakeSom ma iugu
in med Fezom ma severn. Liu-
| die v dolini SO imeli pred svoji-
mi gorskimi brati tax strah, da
81 MISC upali niti polja obdelo-
7ati - kajti zetve SO jim veci-
'ona pokradli.
CloVek lahko nacelno ugovar-
a kolonijalnemu gospodstvu in
tudi kolonijalni politiki Franci-
ie; toda kar Sc tice varnosti cest
in potov, so Francozi napravili
prave cudeze. Sedez Wade so
preselili v Rabat, mesto OBJ at
lantskem oceanu, kjer tudi
francoska mornarica lahko po-
We svojo besedo, &c bi bilo po-
trebno. Ne dalec cd tega mesta
Sc je Casablanca razvila v mai
pomembnejSe marosko prista-
nisce. Rabat je oddaljen vec sto
kilometrov cd drugega atlant-
skega pristanis6a Agadirja, XII
je tri leta pred svetovno vojno
presenetljivo posvetil V zgodo-
vino tiste dobe, ko je nemski
cesar postal tia oklopno ladjo,
ola bi opomnil Francoze, da Ma
roko ne SINE postati drugi AL
zir; to je bill dogodek, XII je
mnogo pripomogel k temu, da
je 1914. leta prislo do prve sve-
tovne vojne.
Naprej V ~notranjosti je Saba
IA, Xxi je skoro tako velika ka-
kor Europa. Razprostira Sc cd
atlanskega oceana do Rdecega
mora, kjer Sc ma drugi obali
nadaljuje pod psevdonimom
arabskega polotoka. Ma severn
meji Sahara ma Sredozemsko
morje (trikot Atlas z Marokom,
Alzirom in Tunisom tvori samo
izjemo), ma jugu pa ma Sudan,
" tel puscavi z redkimi oazami
pride en- prebiva1ec ma deset
kvadratnih kilometrov, prakti-
emo pomeni to, da je neobljude-
ma. Najbolj znano nomadsko
puscavsko pleme SO Tuaregi, XII
SO sicer izvrstni vojaki.
Francoska tujska legija skrbi
"a varnost potnikov in sicer IL
borno. Francoski tujski legio-
narji Sc sicer vcasih obnaSajo
zelo surovo. Pa imajo tudi SUI
row posel. Ozemlje, veliko ka-
kor Europa, nadzirati S pescico
MOI, nj ravno naloga "a svetni-
Ike. cato smemo verjeti govori-
CT, da lie redkokdaj pregovore
kakega svetnika, da stopi v to
legijo. Stare karavanske poti
izgubljajo polagoma svoj po-
man pocohpo LoncfrY,iro~ ,xy4o
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31

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the attention of all its customers using electricity for
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tinued violation of the order after February 1. A copy
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-31
War Production Board
Prohibits Certain Uses
of Electricity

AS a means of conserving fuel on a nation wide
basis, the War Production Board has issued an order,
dated January IS, 1915, which prohibits the use of
electricity for the following purposes:
"(l) Outdoor advertising and outdoor
promosionaI lighting.
va Outdoor display lighting except
where necessary for The conduct of fhs
business of outdoor establishments.
"(3) Outdoor decorative and outdoor or
nomenfdi lighting.
va Show window lighting except where
necessary for inferior illumination.
'(5) Marquee lighting in excess of so
waSfs for each marquee.
"(6) White way street lighting in excess
of the amount determined by local public
authority TO be Necessary for public safety.
~ Outdoor sign lighting except for:
III DireefionoI or identification signs re-
CURED for fire and police protection, srof-
fc control, transportation terminals or
hospitals; or direeiionoI or identification
signs for any similar essential public
services The lighting of which is speeif-
icoily certified TO be necessary by local
public authority. cerfifcufion shali be
made in writing TO The appropriate cleo
iric sUppIier and need not be in any por-
iieuIur FORM (H) DireetionaI or ideniiieu-
fion signs using moi more than so woits
per establishment, for doctors and for
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Iishmenfs."
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Gai|nnor Kept
On Broadcast
special to THE DETROIT TIMES

hptAtai W
NEW YORK, Jan. 25-The Blue
Network has announced that 1t
will retain William Gailmor as a
news commentator over Station
WIZ, after an investigation Of
charges that he is pro- Communist
and morally unfit for the job.
Gailmor, a convicted automobile
thief who spent year in mental
institution. is sponsored by the
Electronic Corp. of America, which
pays the Blue Network $50, 900 a
year and whose president. Samuel
]. Novick, has been linked with
several Communist front organi-
cations.
A lengthy statement issued by
the Blues vice chairman. Chester
j. Laroche, admitted Gailmor's
liberal political philosophy and
observed that his views closely
parallel those OF many govern
ment and public figures
The statement set out TO de-
fend Gailmor's grand larceny con-
viction in 1889 by agreeing that
the theft Of five automobiles was
the result of "neurosis" and noted
that he had made a remarkable
recovery" when, on the strength
OF his mental unbalance, he was
sent 10 an institution instead OF
10 prison.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Back Return
OF Coast Japs

SEATTLE, Jan. IS (INS)--Two
Seattle organizations today criti-
cized Gov. Wallgren'S opposition
10 the return OF Americans OF
japanese descent TO the Pacific
Coast and called his position un-
fair.
The Seattle Council of Churches
and the American Council on Race
Relations issued protests, and the
latter group sent copies OF its
statement 10 Senators Mitchell
and Magnuson.
The Council Of Churches said
that "of 10000 japanese relocated
throughout the United States. not
a single person has been charged
with an overt act against the gov
eminent"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Teachers 10 Discuss
Problems Of Youth

Problems of youth guidance will
be discussed at the fifth annual
community conference of the De-
troit Federation of Teachers at
Q a. m. Saturday in the Rackham
Building, Woodward at Farms
worth.
Representatives Of community
organizations will participate in
the program designed TO bring
about closer cooperation in solv-
ing youth problems.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Juror Still III, Gas
Trial Put Off Again

Because of the continued illness
of a juror, Federal Judge Arthur
#. Lederle today delayed for the
third time the trial of three per-
sons in the 3,0O0,000-gallon gaso-
line black market case.
On trial are Mrs. Dorothy G
Martin, former Lansing ration
board official; her husband d.
Frederick, and Ed Nowack, Lam
sing weekly publisher.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that the City of Juneau will receive sealed bids up to 500 P. M, December 2l, 1945, at the Office of the City Clerk, Juneau, Alaska, at which time all bids will be opened and publicly read aloud for the:
 Rebuilding of the South Section of the City Dock, including demoli- tion of existing structure. Al mater ials to be furnished by the City of Juneau.
 Each bid shall be in accordance with the plans, specifications, and other contract documents now on file with the City Engineer.
 Bid forms may be obtained from the City Engineer.
 The City of Juneau reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive all informalities in the bidding.
 Dated this 17th day of December, 1945.
 (Signed) c. L. POPEJOY,
 (City Clerk) First publication, Dec. IT., l945. Last publication, Dec. l9, 1945.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19

Empire Want-dds bring results!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19
o. E. $. ELECTS

Tuesday evening, Nugget Chapter, No. 2, Order of Eastern Star, held regular meeting and the follow ing officers were elected to serve next term:
 Helmi A. Bach, Wothry Matron; G. Edward Bach, Worthy Patron Helen Carlyle, AssQciate Matron Erwin Hachmeister, Associate Pa tron; Bertha D. Goetz, Secretary; Jessie Fraser, Treasurer; Edith B. Barras, Conductress; Alice Poor, Associate Conductress; Charle s Tuckett, Trustee; E. Dorothy Tuck ett, Trustee.
 The following appointive officers were selected: Catherine Balog, Chaplain; Alberta Dore, Ada; Alma Cuthbert, Ruth; Eloise Allen, Esther; Inga Hachmeister, Martha; :; Mary Werner. Electa: Geneva Par sons, Organist; Elizabeth Fraser, Warder; Lawrence Allen, Sentinel; E. Dorothy Tuckett Marshal
 Following the election, Christmas carols were sung and then all re- tired to the banquet room for re- treatments prepared by commit tee composed of Elizabeth Fraser, Dorothy Tuckett, Tn e m a Eng strom and Elvera Spain. Christmas gifts were exchanged, with Charles Viland acting as Santa Claus.
 Nugget Chapter will hold joint installation of officers with Cas- tineau Lodge, No. 124, on Saturday Dnn % il, Ennlnc Hnll
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19
TWO SURPRISES AT BETA SIGMA PHI
 MEET LAST NIGHT
Wedding Shower for Miss Puringfon- Ruth Kunnas
 Announces Engagement

Two romantic surprises marked the regular chapter meeting of Bets Sigma Phi sorority held last eve ming.
 The first was a surprise wedding shower following the meeting, giv- en by the chapter for Mrs. GeorgC Burlington, the former Irma Novel;
 The second was when Ruth V Kunnas ran around the table dur l ing the shower, and presented the chapter with the traditional box Of i chocolates, thus announcing her en- gagement to Gerald D. Coke.
 A short business meeting in the club room marked the start of the evenings events, with Irene Ras- mussen, social chairman, reporting on plans for a party to be held by the sorority during the holiday week following Christmas. Guest Speaker
 Mrs. Robert Coughlin was guest speaker during the regular program meeting which dealt with hobbies and collections. Mrs. Coughlin spoke on the collection of rare books, bringing with her several of her own first editions and old books of great interest.
 Before Mrs Burlington, program chairman, could continue the dis cussion of hobbies which was plan ned, it was suggested that the meet ing be adjourned to the apartment of Mrs. Ed Lewis in the Twentieth Century to view another collection cf interest. The surprised shower recipient there found her gifts ar rayed under a red and green um- brella.
 Before the surprise of the shower discovery had worn off, Ruth Kun mas added her announcement.
 Miss Kunnas, daughter of Mrs. Arthur Kunnas, and well known member of the Juneau young set, will be married soon to MT. Coke, who is now visiting in Juneau af- ter his discharge from the Army Air Corps, having recently return ed from Saipan.
 Both are graduates of Juneau High School She is employed with the U. S. Weather Bureau MT. Coke, son of MT. and Mrs. Hugh Coke of Jamestown, California, at- tended San Francisco Junior Col lege before his induction into the Air Corps.
 He is visiting MT and Mrs, T. J. Petrich in Juneau. No date has been set for the wedding as yet.
 The hostess. assisted by Miss Ras- mussen and Mrs. Frank Tubb, serv- ed ice cream, cake and coffee. Dur ing the refreshments, informal dis eussion on individual hobbies was carried on by the members.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19

TRAPS WANTED-No. 112. Any number up to dozen. Write Empire, C-6639. Q0,l44-t3)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19
WANTED

MINISTER and wife in need Of furnished apartment or small home Would prefer ? bedrooms. Must be clean and representative. No children or pets. We are en- larging our office staff and will appreciate your assistance. Alaska Mission of Seventh-day Ad- ventists, Phone 241. t10,l46ltJ
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19
SGT. WEIR HOME

Sgt. William Weir came in this morning on the Alaska, having re- ceived his discharge as a U. 5. Marine, serving with the First Division at Guadalcanal Weir, now 24, has served four years with the Marines, taking part in all the Pacific campaigns and winding up
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
COMPOSER FEATURED

A featured song of the Douglas Schools Christmas program, to be held at the school gym tomorrow evening, Dec. 20, is Christmas Bells are Ringing, to be sung young Billy Fleek, who is also the composer. Superintendent Seaman wrote the music and will act as accompanist.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

NEW BLUE FOX neck-piece for
 sale. Phone Blue 657. Q0,146t4)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19

WANTED = .22 Rifle; 12gauge shotgun. Also harmonica. Phone 467. 10,145-t3)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19

Another feature of the program will be a specially dance between acts by Miss Maria Worobec, who will do the Waltz of the Flowers ' by Tschaikowski from the Nut cracker suite.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19

at Okinawa, the biggest fight of all. Weir is a brother of Mrs. Wade Lacy and Fred Weir, both of Douglas.
Evening star., 1945-11-03
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on the stone, and then the man is
ready.
Make fresh ink for each piece
Of writing" is an old rule in China.
The writing is started at the up
per right hand corner of the paper.
When a word is written, another
word is placed below it, and so on
until there Is a column of words
running from top to bottom. Then
it is time to start the next column.
The second column begins at the
top of the page, just to the left of
the first. Once more the writer
works downward on the sheet.
The rest of the writing is done
in much the same way, each column
starting at the top, and being placed
to the left of the one before it.
The Chinese take pride in pro-
ducing good writing. One rule for
their writing is that the brush
should be held straight up and
down. When Chinese school pupils
learn how to write, this rule is
taught to them with care.
Early in the history of Chinese
writing, there were only a few
hundred words. Since then, the
number of words has grown to about
half million. Yet if you will learn
how to speak and write 1000 Chi
nese words, you can get along well
enough while living in China.