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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-30
FOUR CAA GRADUATES
 ON DUTY IN JUNEAU

A CAA plane arriving from Seattle Sunday brought four CAA employees who will be stationed in the Juneau office. The girls, Eliza beth Neneth. Ruth Glazer, Virginia Schrader and Mary Boecker, have just graduated from the CAA Train ing Center in Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-30
ELSIE COOMES HERE

Elsie Coomes, of Portland, Ore, has arrived in Juneau and is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-30
SIXTEEN JUNEAU BOYS
 GO WEST; ROAD WORK

Sixteen local high school boys have left for Valdez where they are
Evening star., 1945-12-19
|Konoye Papers Say U.S.Worned
Jops on Indo-Chinu Conquest

with the contention at will be pos.
sible to terminate operations In two
or three months"
Both he and Japan had beer
duped by Berlin's 'traitorous" power
politics, Konoye said and added that
neither Germany nor Russia seri-
ously attempted to conclude the
entente agreement.
Ribbentrop Advanced Plan.
Nazi Foreign Minister Won Ribben-
trop advanced the plan for the four
power agreement, which included:
Firstly, the Soviet Union will de-
clare that 1t agrees with the prin-
ciple of the Tri-Partite Pact In the
sense Of preventing war and swiftly
recovering peace;
Secondly. the Soviet Union will
recognize the leading position of
Germany and Italy and Japan re-
spectively in the new order in Eu-
rope and Asia and the three ma
Evening star., 1945-12-19

tions will pledge respect of Soviet
territory.
Thirdly, the three nations and
the Soviet Union pledge not to as
sist any nation being the enemy Of
the other, nor to join such a group
Of nations"
The plan, in addition, provided
for secret agreement on future
spheres of influence"
Evening star., 1945-12-19
'UNRRA Sends Horses
And Wool to Poland

By the Associated Press.
A shipment Of 739 horses and $500
bales of raw wool is an route to
Poland, United Nations Relief and
Rehabilitation Administration an
nounced yesterday.
The horses, all mares, will be used
Evening star., 1945-12-19

Care of the wounded Is costly.
Pushing the Victory Loan Drive
over the top will help defray ex-
penses necessary to return these
men to . better position In wife.
Evening star., 1945-12-19

on Polish farms for transportation
and plowing this spring, while the
wool will be sent to reconditioned
textile mills to be woven into cloth.
Evening star., 1945-12-19

1This Is another Of seDeral
stories based on the memoirs OF
Prince Fumin,aro Konoye, Pre-
mier ,Ohen Japan and the United
States t0ere seeking to auert Dar
in 1871.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10

BUILD YOUR HOME
Your lot or ours. also new e-rm. homes.
FHA terms.
Detroit Construction TO S-<<o<
Hswthorne-2.fam., SIS. $500. terms.
Csrdoni-singls. s. 50. 900 tun price.
chsne-i5 rooms: 50. 900. terms.
Rooseyelt-s: inc. Sls2, $500. terms.
Mr. Askev
SELDOM a. JOHNSON. ISc.-CA 1900
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-23
Du$ica Rozamlarija
: (sVETNICA IN NJEN NoREC)
Agnes Gunther
Poslovenil Boris RihterSic ~.4a

In komaj je zunaj, ze smukne
Rozamarija v njegovo sobico.
Visoka, tesna soba oknom pro-
ii dvoriscu. Stene so belo preple-
skane. Dolga, prastara postelja
IL tezkega hrastovega lesa z ne
rodnimi nogami. v njej bella rju-
ha mad necim trdim, hrescecim,
majhna blazina in volnena odeja
mad drugo rjuho. Velika okrog-
la lesena kad. Mad MO v stem
vodna pipa, potem vidi se zele-
zen umivalnik z vrcem, XII ina
zelen lose. Omara iz jelkovega
lesa, in v njej mora biti perilo.
Mic zastorov ma oknih, mic pre-
prog ma tleh. Rozamarija je ne
koc videla samostansko celico
in zdela Sc il je bolj udobna ka-
kor spalnica njenega moza.
Tam ma drugi strani hise pa
je njena postelja z baldahinom
Zastore il cipk ina svilene ode.
je. Memo ogledalo je IL kristala,
njen umivalnik IL visnjevih plo.
scic, omare so izrezljane. Tu visi
brisaca ma stem ma zeblju, ogle.
dalo pa ina zelen rob in je ko-
maj "a ped siroko.
Rozamarija sede ma trdo bla.
zinc. In iznenada stoji Harro
med vrati.
Dalie prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-23

! ''Kako to, da YAM ne privo-
scim? Prav je, da innate Solo,
kakor drugod! Ali maj imamo
samo mi stroske? Dosti neu-
men je bill gospod Bostjan, da
Sc je ukvarjal tako dolgo va
SINH otroki in "a prazen mic.
Ampak maj hi dali drugo "a "a
cetek, ne pa nase."
"Jaz pa tako pravim, da jo je
sam Bog prinesel k nam. Povem
vam, da sem svojega fanta pref
S palico gonil v Solo, pa mi je
trma usel v borovnice namesto
pred gospoda. Sedaj je pa tax,
da tt brez kosila uide k pouku.
Takole je. Prve dni so Sc otroci
puntali, da smo re start rekli:
LIE cemu zensko k nam, "a nase
otroke, ko jih trden mozak de-
va komaj v ris, ma, sedaj pa ta-
kole! Use dere "a MO in zago-
tovo, da jo imajo otroci rajsi kot
mas, lastne starse."
"Cuda, kaj en- clovek naredi.v
fari, &c je il prave moke pecen!'
so mu pritrjevali Zaseljani.
"In Sc vecje cudo je to-" pri-
dodene Markovec, ida so ljudje
il iste Sole in istih naukov ka-
kor noe in dan. Mas nj bill pref
"a Minke nikoli zaprt in prvi je
bill, so rekli. JAZZ ga mic ne hva-
linn, drugi so rekli tako. No, od-
kar je prisla ia Alena, Sc pric-
meri vsak teden vsaj enkrat do
NOV liz zapora, potem torbo "a
pee. - in knjiga mu smrdi kot
lie kaj. Ali nj to cudo?'
"Markovec, moder 81, mic ne
reGem, ali da Sc temu Gudis, ne
razumem. Sal vendar vsa fara
govori: Brestovkin Student -
in nova uciteljica! E, sal nisi pet
let star! Ali ne yes, kaj je lju-
bezen! Pametnega zbega, bi pa
takega deklica ne, ko je komaj
il pogojev. Kako tt DO potem
"a delo, le kako, preudari''
Andrec Sc je veselo zasmejal.
'Zahvaljen Bog, stokrat "a
hvaljen, in Smrekar z MIN vred,
&c ina kaj dezela pri tenn, da je
Minka pri nas!"
"Ti po pravici govoris, Stu
par je pricel Markovec, ko je
Andrec cd veselja praznil koza-
rec, "res je zbegana. Sal je BIZ
la moja tudi, ne da bi jo oprav-
ljal ali oponasal. Ko sem il raz-
odel med stirimi ocmi in il ma
ravnost povedal: Micka, rad te
imam in vzamem te, je bila ta-
ka, da je sla zjutraj jerbasom
ma korito po vode."
"Hahaha," Sc je smejal An
drec zidane volje in pomikal ko-
zarec sosedu. "Ta DO lepa, Stu
par, &c Sc vasa uciteljica tako
zbega, da bo otroke i "a a ma
ucila. Hahaha, Babilon v Ease
lju!"
Rahne je vlekel ma uho oh So
sednji mizi in Sc priblizal pogle-
dat, ali je steklenica re praz-
ma.
"Andrec, ne verjemi vsega.
Vsi imamo zene radi in jih nj
smo ma sejmu kupili ali il Ame-
rike narocili. Maj sc imata ra-
da Brestov in utiteljica. Ali ne
bi bill to lep par?"
"Lep, seveda lep, ampak )"
V tenn so Sc duri hrupno od-
prle, da je Markovec obmolk-
nil in SO Sc vsi gosti ozrli proti
VratOm.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-23
(Nadaljevanje)

Model" jej rece Harro.
"Gnusno. IL Berlina, s trga "a
modele. Toda Sc strasnejse
imam. Ne, zdi sc mi, da tole Sc
"a kuhinjo nj proved primerno. "
"Kako nesrecna je videti ia
deklica. Morala je pac sluziti de-
mar, Harro."
Misc vse taksne. Morda sem
ma izrazu njenega obraza preti-
raval."
20, ne. Duse slikas, Harro, &C.
prav tega ne YES. Ali je mar
strasno, &c mora clovek to de-
lati? In ii nisi bill edini. Sc drugi
so bill, sirota!!" !"
20, ljubo nebo, kaj maj sto-
rim drugega? Sal je vendar to
samo ucenje.-Kaj bi pa prav "a
prav rada?"
"Lahko ii pomagam pri po-
spravljanju."
"To bo opravil Mart. Skoda
tvojih belih rok. Poglej, kako
sem JAZZ prasen.'
"Tu je toliko tvojega della.
Morda MAIDEN Sc kaj lepega."
"Zastonj isces. Stara navlaka,
oglodane kosti."
"Toda, Harro, tn 81 napel plat.
no "a novo sliko, pa mi nicesar
ne poves. o, pojoci vodnjaki, zid
z roznimi grmi! In dive posta.
viz"
mic ne DO IL tega. Vceraj
sem sanjal. Da sem bill lie s teboj
v Molcecem gradu, in tam 81 mi
povedala pravljico braune.
skem grascaku in viii. In spet 81
bila Dusica, in zelo vneta, in vse
81 natanko vedela."
"Nikoli nisi bill tam menoj
ceprav 81 mi obljubil."
"Saj yes, da me takrat niste
marali."
"Ali zdaj poznas pravljico?"
"Seveda ne natanko. Samo to.
liko, da sta sedela pri vodnjaku
diva, vitez in villa. In tako topic
mi je bilo srcu, da sem napra.
vii osnutek, toda slika sc mi za]
najbrz ne DO posrecila."
"Zakaj? Ali je lepi ogenj
ugasnil?"
Harro je zasadil roke v zepe
in skomignil z rameni. Meme oci
SO pogledale v tia. Toliko osnut.
kov-nekaj j presine srce, tenn.
ma rdecica zalije njena lica, ne.
kaj govori v njej: 'Davi 81 mu
hotela dati vse. Vse, vse. In zda.j
mesetariS!"
Harro je izginil v sosedni so.
hi in ona slisi pljuskanje vode
Tedaj Sc spomni, da ne pozna
niti spalnice svojega moza. Ko
je prisl~ pogledat njegovo de.
lavnico, je bila spalnica zaprta
In odtlej nj bila nikoli sa:na tu
Toda zdaj hoce iti vanjo. Harro
pride spet il sobe in rece:
marta grem iskat. To stra.
hoto maj sprawl ~ctran."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-23
Posten moski

zeli dobiti opremljeno sobo $
hrano, &c nogoce, in garazo &c
je ma razpolago. Naslov maj Sc
pusti v uradu Enakopravnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-23
MEAT

The huge plants IL Chicago's
Packing Town" every day pour
dollars into the national treasury to
back your War Bonds. John B. Sher-
man opened the first centralized
stockyards, Bulls Head yards, in
1848. In 1865 he organized the Union
Stockyard and Transit Company.
The growth Of this business devel-
oped rapidly with the development
Of refrigerator cars and improved
organization OF the big packing
firms. The city's chief Industry in
the value Of its products, it proc
esses annually IL million animals
valued at $3.50. .OO0, 900.
Y. S. Treasury DepaytMest
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-23

pei mesetar Jok.
"Hoj ma, Jok!"
Cd obeh miz so ga vabili pit.
Jok je vrgel klobuk v Rahneta,
XII ga je pobral in obesil ma
kljuko, nato je razkrili roke in
opotekaje Sc lovil "a Andreceve
roke.
Isl prodal, kaj? Slabo, vem,
ker me nj bio, tristo hudobcev,
in ia pasta pravda!'
Jok je prisedel k Andrecu "a
mizo, da je zaskripala klop, Sc
gel po pijaci, drzal vino pred
usti in je pocejal IL kozarca, ker
Sc mu je roka tresla in gugala.
"Pij, Jok, potem pripoveduj,
ali so te zasili ali te niso!"
"Koga? Mene?"
Jok je postavil kozarec trdo
ma mizo, da je pljusknilo IL ME.
ga.
"Mene, da bi zasili? Zakaj:
Ali sem goljuf, ali slepar? Kaj!
Govori, Andrec! Govori, ali tt
nisem vselej prav mesetaril
Mesetarji MISC "a bogatine, me.
setarji so "a reveze! Aha, zato
bi mas radi % pa mas ne
bodo!"
"Pij, PHI" ga je sill Andrea
kateremu Sc je smililo izlito vi.
no, "potem pa povej kaj c
pravdi!"
Jok Sc je gugal in segal pc
casi, mezikal z bolnim ocesom
il katerega so radi prezebe ka.
pale solze, in pocasi nesel X
ustom, nato zamizal in izprazni]
v dusku.
"Fej te bodi, Rahne," je il.
pljunil ma tia Jok. "Da tocis ia.
ko oplako! Slivovke mi daj! Tt
je voda, ne vino. Ali maj sc pr
tenn ogrejem, ko tako strupen
sko zebe, da Sc mi je zanohta
10. Slivovkew
"Ko bi rajsi kaj gorkega, Jok
Ne zameri, "a potrebo ga X
imas!"
Tako je skromno branil Mar
kovec, ker je videl, da je Jol
pijan.
"Nak," je zarezal Jok, 81 obri
sal solzo pod levin ocesom il
segel po klobuk ma kljuko, da j
z okrajci zasencil grdo oko.
"Torej slivovke," je ponovi
Rahne.
"Jaz placam," Sc je ponudi
Andrec.
"Ne hos! Nisem mesetaril ir
nisem zasluzil in tudi nisem
prazen!'
Jok je potegnil listnico in po
trkal MO OBJ mizo.
"Kako m o bogati," ga il
spiknil stupar.
"Jok, pripoveduj o pravdi,
je hitel Andrec, da je prevpi
stuparjevo zabavljico.
20 pravdi? Prmej! Zapomni
te 81 to: Dobrota je sirota! Do.
broto sem storil pismonosi, kc
sem nesel zanj pismo v Marc
vzevec tedaj, ko sem kupova
krave "a Vrbka. Dobroto SEN
storil Strniski, ko sem il prime
setaril debele stotake, da me je
Smrekar klel zaradi tega. In zs
to dobroto me je sprawl v prav.
do pismonosa in me je potisnils
strniska. Fej, takih ljudi!'
Jok je segel po slivovki in pi
kar IL steklenice brez kozarcka
"Pa so rekli, da tt pisma mis-
oddal Strniski, ampak Smrekar
ju."
(DaIje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-23
Mali oglasi
Naprodaj je .

po lastniku, hisa "a 2 druzini ma
E. 141 ST., blizu Fisher Body. 8
sob, zgotovljeno podstresje, nov
fornez, move bakrene plumber
ske cevi, nova streha in prenov-
leno znotraj in zunaj. Garaza "a
2 avta. v prvovrstnem stanju.
Cena zmerna in Sc vzame prvo
vknjizbo. Poklicite MU 4173.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
MARVIN KRI5TAN WINS CITATION IN
 WAR IN PACIFIC

First Lieutenant Marvin Kristan, U. s. Marine Corps Reserve, has re- ceived from the Commander of the Amphibious Forces. U. s. Pacific Fleet, a letter of Commentator and also a Commendation ribbon. This is according to an official announcement received by Jack Kristan, wellknown Juneau business man, and father of 1st It. Kristan.
 The Commentator letter and ci- tation is as follows:
 For excellent service in the line of his profession as an officer passenger aboard a United States ship on April l. 1945, during the amphibious assault against Okinawa Shima. When the ship was struck and severely damaged by enemy air attack, and after having abandon ed ship, he courageously and volun- tarily returned aboard to assist members of the crew in fire fight ing and damage control. Through his perseverance and profound de- votion to duty, while in grave per- sonal danger, he aided materially in saving the ship. His conduct gives evidence of his great value to the naval service"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
GIS THANK
 JUNEAUITES


 Several hundred servicemen have asked the local USO Club to be their spokesman to the people of Juneau and Douglas in saying Thanks for very Happy Christ mas
 This is the message received at the Empire today from USO Direct CT Zach Gordon. The request that the matter be given the widest possi- ble publicity" said Gordon, has come from the men on the lonely cutposts and on ships to whom gifts were sent, as well as from the fel- lows stationed in Juneau. They all are deeply grateful for everything that was so generously done for them by so many different people"
 The USO joins with the men in expressing heartfelt appreciation for this generosity It seemed that this Christmas everyone was even more eager than ever before to make some sort of contribution-eith through donations of money or other gifts, or by sending cakes or cookies, or by acting as hosts and hostasses at our Christmas Eve party, or in all these ways. We wish that it were possible to write a personal letter of thanks to each individual who helped to make this years holiday season such a success. But, at least, everyone reading this item will know how very much his CT her thcughtfulness has been approeciat- ed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
IND0kE5IAN5 ARE GIVEN ORDERS 10
 RESTORE PEACE

BATAVIA, Java, Dec. 27 It. Gen. Sir Philip Christison, Allied commander in The Netherlands East Indies, informed Indonesian leaders today that he planned more active measures" to restore order in strife-torn Java.
 He also called on the Indonesians to place under his command what ever units of the Indonesian Peace Preservation Corps he might need to assist British troops in suppress sing disorders.
 Christison outlined his plans at a conference with Premier Sutan Sjahrir and Information Minister Amir Sjarifuddin of the unrecog- nized Indonesian Republic as large scale fighting flared anew in Ban doeng, Java's summer capital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
COMMISSION ES
 GOING 10 SEE
 GEN. MACARTHUR
Members Want Some Say Regarding Admins
 irdiion Policies

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27-Nursing ambitions at policy making rather than mere advice giving, the Allied Far Eastern Commission leaves to- day for Japan and look-see at Gen. Douglas MacArthurs admin istration. They expect to return to Washington about Feb. IS.
 The commission made it plain in two months of deliberations in Washington that it does not expect to find any grave fault with the way Macarthur has administered Japan. Most commission members have said they believe the supreme Allied commander has done a creditable job.
 What the commissioners will do is study carefully how United States directiyes to MacArthur have been carried out.
 Debate Directives
 Up to now. the commission has devoted most of it's time to de- batting the directives themselves. A basic policy committee under lead ership of Australia's Foreign Min ister, Herbert " Evatt, has re- written the original White House directiye to MacArthur, issued d shortly after the Japanese sur render
 This document now has been for warded to the 10 governments for consideration. If approved. it will be forwarded to MacArthur. U. S.. officials say this government would have no objection. because the re- write seeks only to tighten up and clarify the instructions.
 Some members, however, believe the time is approaching when the commission should take over the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
SON OF CHIANG
 OFF 10 MOSCOW
By SPENCER MoosA

CHUNGKINCi, Dec. 27-The Chi nese press reported today that Chiang Chung-kuo, elder son Of Generalissimo Chiank Kai shek, left for Moscow Tuesday
 Official quarters refused to con- firm or deny the report.
 The preH said young Chiang, who was special commissioner for foreign affairs i'll Manchuria, would be consulted on Sino-Soviet problems now being discussed by the Big Three" foreign ministers in Moscow.
 The official reticence may indi- cate the report was well founded.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
INK 5p0TS

WILMINGTON, Calif.-- = They can write off this loss in black ink.
 A harbor pier fire caused an estimated $2,0O0 damage, most of the damage attributable to the ex- plosion of two huge drums of ink which drenched the dock with the fluid.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27

actual power to form the policy for Japan: that once the stncsly mill tary phase of the occupation is over, the commission should move to Japan and issue it's own instruc- tions directly to Macarthur
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
DISCHARGED FROM ARMY

Pfc. Peter B. Melseth, former Juneau young man, has been dis charged from the Army at Fort Lewis, Wash. Before entering the service, he was with the Alaska Road Commission at Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
PIONEERS XMAS MEETING

Friday evening at 8. Election of officers and party by the Ladies of the Auxiliary. No member of the Pioneers or the Auxiliary gan afford to miss this treat. So be there. Q52-t2)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN
ports from Marine Stations at I:30 F. M. Today

MARINE FORECAST FOR SOUTHEAST ALASKA Icy Strait and  Outside southeasery winds 30 40 miles
  souheasterly winds miles
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27

m.
 
 
   along
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
PIONEERS XSfAS MEETING

Friday evening at 8. Election of officers and party by the Ladies of the Auxiliary. No member of the Pioneers or the Auxiliary can afford to miss this treat So be there. Q52-t2)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27

FOR SALE-Remington Standard Typewriter. No. II. Good condi- tion. Price S35. Write Empire, No 54. (dhD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Woman's black purse con- taining keys and Identification, Monday, p. m. Return to En- pire or phone 762 or Red 270. Reward. Q0,151-t3)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
FROM sKAGWAY

MT. and Mrs. Albert R. Hall, Skagway, are registered at the Baranof
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
SEATTLE MEN HERE

Worrell w. Cartwright, Herbert L. Babcock and w. B. Gilroy, all of Seattle, are guests at the Bar anof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
FOR SALE

$500 EQUITY in S2,650, 4-acre place on Highway. Four rooms, full plumbing, wired, furnished. Write Empire, 6666. Q0,l52-t2)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27

LOST-Brown gabardine coat from Baranof Bar Xmas Eve. E. E. Wells, Arctic Bar. Q0,151-t6)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27

HOUSE FOR SALE-5 rooms and a bath, partly furnished. Inquire house HOP sth St. or write P O. Box 1884 10,132-tD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
HO5pITAL NOTES

Patients admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday were; James J. Fisher surgical, and Mrs. Albert Hall of Skagway and Nell Smith, both medical patients.
 Joe Kelly was discharged during the day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
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WANT ADS
WANTED

WANTED-To drive truck or do construction work. Ph. 561.
 u52-t4
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FRED BRYANT HERE

Fred Bryant of Sitka is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
TIDE TABLE

c December 2s, 1945 O
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PHOTOGRAPHIC Xmas Greeting Cards, with nvelopes, Alaska Scenes. Available now at Winter & Pond Co.,, Inc. Everything in Photography. 10,094-tD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27

DRINK KINU BLACK LABEL!
 Empire Wdnt-ddS primo reSaltSl
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AT SACRIFICE PRICE-1936 Ford Sedan. Phone Blue 409 Q52-t4)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27

TWO-APT. HOUSE Furnished, garage, good location, full lot. Phone Green 665, between 4 and ' p. m. 0O.1l2-tD
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
SCOUT TEAM ENTERS

Among new entries received to-
day was top notch Boy Scout
team from YpSIlanti entered in
the junior team event. On the
team are Eugene Claire, Dick
Don Pepper. Conrad
Griem and Don Orson Neff Jr.
Pontiac high schools will be
we'll represented AT the shoot with
two strong boys teams from
Washington High School. Cash
Bond, we'll known Pontiac rifle
man, also heads a group from
that city consisting OF Katherine
Hastings, Peggy Marsall Cast and
Jack Ball.
s-t1e crack Borderline
Senior rifle team OF Port Huron,
winner OF the 1912 Hearst trophy.
the club has also entered A team
of juniors. On the team are Eddie
Ledford, Martin Kruger, Laverne
Gorinac and Wayne Bickle.
The VIEW Junior Rangers Of
Wayne who will be firing for the
second straight year have entered
two teams. On team No. l are
Bert Randall Jr.. Bob Smith, Carl
Downing, Sammy Ottwell; team
No. , has Dick Atwater, Tom
BENJAMIN, Leroy Creighton and
RonnV E.rnerWein.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
Benton Starts Well

Benton, big highlander who
starred as relief pitcher IN the
Tigers drive 10 the 1910 pennant
ard who the following season as
starter won Is games, in ST
Louis pitched an eye-tilling toHr-
hlt Shutout. Benton makes hrs
second start when he faces the
White SoX here today.
Another bright spot in the
Tiger pitching was the fine relief
lob posted by Walter Wilson, the
2e- -yeaF-eid recruit righthander
who won lS games al Buffalo last
wear At this writing Wilson is a
relief pitcher but this classical
ton may he changed 10 that OF a
starting pitcher any day. Walter
looked very good in bouncing the
Indians back 10 their dugout IN
SIX and two-thirdS scorclesS in
ninCs.
Ii is too bad the Tigers couldn't
have pulled the contest out of the
fire for their new pal But II
was lost and charged 10 Frank
(Stubbyl ONermIre
The Tiger management IS not
worried by OVermITe'S false start
II is figured the chubby lefthandcr
Will settle down and when his
control returns ne will win hrs
share Of games. Overmire's forte
is control
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
OutfeId Just $3.50

With the exception Of the 30
Near-old Doc Cramer who has
shown that another year makes
no difference IN his fancy fielding
the outfeld is Just $3.50 The
withdrawal of Bobby Maier from
lcft field docs not mean that the
Tigers have gwen UP on the re-
crult from Buffalo
The young outfeldCr showed
sign, of tightening UP m s. Louis
and II was figured he needed a
nite cooling of Chuck HoStctlcr.
who replaced NaIer got one h'
-1r- tt1C- fcvCia1ri yrrtt-~ tettit-tr- " ,t-
no Improvement ~ far A. hi, bat
ting was concerned Though not
rlsmofouS. jimmy OUTLAW does n
fairly good ioh IN right field day
IN and day out And j, counted
on for 2 long hall now and then
one outstanding power hitter
could sew Up a championship for
ne Tigers. what with thor brill
rant pitching staff and acceptable
defense
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
NJ Mound Ace
Will Face Irish

ANN ARBOR, April 24-Michi-
gan will have the services OF
pitcher Bliss Bowman this week
end when the Wolverines meet
Notre Dame.
Bowman was relieved after six
and two-thirdS innings against Hi
nois last Saturday when he pulled
a back muscle Wolverine trainer
Ray Roberts said the little left
handler would be able TO pitch
against the Irish