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after spraying q little soothing
syrup around adjourned the ses-
SION Tor the day. The few rsmain-
ing gallryitcs were almost as dis
gslSted as the bored ones who
had left earlier. They we're just
beginning % enjoy themselves.
The reason the senatorial pyro-
technics are so often displayed
when the bleaches are nearly
empty Is that they most often
come toward the close IL the day.
especially toward the close % q
long dull session. Most % the
spectators have started home for
dinner BY that time.
The weary senators ere begin
ming 10 wish fervently that they
could. too They are growing
tired and tempers are getting
short. Perhaps one % them de-
cides suddenly 90 get something
off his chest that has been irri-
tstIng him all DAY. What might
have passed fog q mild grippe no;
worth answering IN the morn
ing becomes a verbal punch that
kn0cks chips off score oi
shoulders IN the afternoon. The
scrsp Is on and about the only
audience Is the ncwsmcn.
They have to b. there.
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Editor. The Ciazen
would appreciate Il very much
II YOU would publish In yuliE
Letters 20 the Editor this state
ment about yuar aTticle 0n Mu
nicipal Hospital II occurs 90 ms
that there might BE- some misun-
derstanding ~ regard Ia the sit
uaiion Of tho baby with puuu-
m0nia.
I was called by a neiRhtsor ~
the family. a. the familys re-
quest. she said that one doctor
in the city had diagnosed ths
b&by's condition - pncumunia
and indicated that be felt the
baby would die II h. didn't set
90 the Hospital THIS dnctur
however. had called another phy-
siCian IN consultation ard wished
90 delay the baby's admission a.
al he was seen by the second
physician.
ph0ned Miss Marie Haricll e
Municipal Hospital who asked
that ] max every effort during
the period a. delay o. set IA totlch
with someone from either the cts
oT county governments a. guar
antee tn bill. MIS- Haricll indi-
Gated that II the seCsaad duslng
said the hslIy glusi b. admitted
ard ! had tven unable ~ gtf an1fa
One tB guarantee payment the
Hospital would accept the child
II Is correct that the Hospital
asks f0T . guarantee II thc bili
from soInc source bat to the hast
II NV knov ledge They have utVef
refused g. admit auv ill pcr2ln
NJ cding disqualification. II thC
guarantee Was not Forthcoming
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KEY WEST PLAYERS
WILL MEET MONDAY

Th K Wct piayers locaI
ride ~ IRE FTevn Wi bold
t.eif frs' reet a. ~ tht season
al ff. Barn Theatre behind ta.
Woman CIuh. next N1rdas
r. at an ODD mcwlers art u,t
.a. interested Boz thr thra'f.
.. cordially invited go attend
Brrg 90 Ms Iau..
W#. president - the orEan.f.
tr plans uI immediately g.
rr.#.l Ir inls winters Y.
r.ue HHrr 90 the close ~
-. season a>' wear Ver, tsr
..f..... t.1uIed Co. include
N.-L D.as.1s "Has Fete. a-1
Hsfr, ~flt.
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PEOPLES FORUM

The system q having hiiia maiis-
ofiged IN mdNaneN eamue Atesa
whpn ~ eusaufy reiama 81 -
AIRY balls tlaey iseant aastfssu 1ass6
4 Mas wy ufsaefatanasaM 8@m
TIRE disszANsaum at reHfafEaaasssalss4 >
nseetsng TleBdaY ulNhi thak tlm
eoNnts commissioner MNfN NA
g. ask that q essnmifleN lfuan tnNIs
hsard msert wffh eusnmls8sw
from the liaspliai E8aaFd Mm8 49,
frum tie new eitY MaNNFnRNsif.
and thaf toaetheF they we4aaa -
io wurk COS 3 aYsiem whtEh MsAaa
~ mere satisfactory tgasn e*NE-
ure's point ~ Nsew
ELEANOR MrHNil
seniof calls WelfafN AWMeH
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told that before they arrived a
NE meeting the commissioner
had decided e. discontinue the
services q tia present mafron
after November 30.
Mfs Navarro and her commit.
Tee VII visit the County Home
every two weeks and they have
hson assured 81 the cooperation
80 TIE County Commissioner m
uying 30 bring abuut batter law
ma conditions fuF the INDECENT
aged ~ oar city.
Miss Marie Hartcl reported ia
thc Auxiliary members that the
toair bedrooms furnished hv NJ
Mary Haulev as q memorial "a
her mother and 90 her husband $
mother has been completed.
Aiss Hartfl b. furnishing q
room as q mommial Ca hef SISTER
sahd hrUther-in-law n IS hoped
That other citizens Will take tins
means 1T pcrpertuatina the
memory ~ their loved ones ana
ih4s mako the rooms 81 the hos
pital more home like for the sick
~hn have 90 occupy them.
The members ~ the Auxilisrv
"iil hold ouon house q the hos.
liiai on sunday Noy Is. from
Z un'll 4 O'Clock. said Mrs War
ren. n estanding a cord.al an
Niiaiion 70 every citizen ~ Kcy
~ssi We are holding open house
30 nat eveIyonc may have an
~ poftuaitF of heing shown
through tn beautiful hospitsl
which - has hocn oar good for
'unr 90 obtain We have needed
% and wished for d for many.
MANY wears II is now a reality
aHd an institution which We can
l""E upon with great pride and
sa'ls'ac'l"n 4 should have the
Bowel support ami good wIH of
'+u.F ~ Wcstor
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:: SOCIETY ::
"""ANs AUXILIARY OF MUNICIPAL
hOSPiFAL HELD MEETING YESTERDAY

sautaH og fiae wamau's A.v-
@f ~ thH 49, Wuai Aiun..,r.-,
HnNa heia theH rem,lsr
ueefina yesterday after
e. t1e Wuman.a Cluh vtfh
saaena NJ Wm ri W.
Eaeaaausa
81 - aeHenee ~ fhe serfetarv
a hamas and the trras
NJ n 2 Dlrsaa. l..eat,..
alnHs Mfn Den Nasarra -
e. nrrfaFF ana trrau,r,.v
~ hamnaia Putchafd Gar.
n e fhr waina commute
So fH fallualna refnft of
HHatlla1led - be rnn
~ wne 1uly Mafked ana
ss ana esther aftira-s usrl
81 iaI m.a8e TT pads hem
@ 4 afan sheets and rr,h
He alr A. urefattnn r.,r.
a menaea 28 garments.
HHF watnN rrumIffsr uf...fs e.,
- ManmHal Hospital ever,
Hh4rHy afternon f-am tv.o
4i hFf oriaek There i n..H
p nf mfr WORKERS ana
MfH frfrnafa uH welcome .n
nffftstrd ln hrlp.na u,th
ahM SEES mnFthf uufk
NJ Dan Nstarfa. oharman a.
f FamllB SefNicg Commit,
So fersft om fie insesfsani.on
- zee Cwznfy Hose made ~
~ and cnmgultfaa annn tka
Fahr welfare nsnasaf ~ III
80 = mans club The eommtt.
tnH fessHa ael agahle facts rxts,
go at thf Cuutg Home Refh
~ taaaiaanE end thc innate -
w. nHilfutlnn Hefe tn mn.
AaslafB candf8un Thu ms.
err asnfn u ths huup acre
80 mnE SVEN nuufshnF fd
Hs lnKeafia aflna rammftr..
rfpfra thff fndfnrs o. th
NH4n'f Dammiaa8oncs and a,.
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kaskissstast 81 J
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for returning war veterans.
Then il happened.
Late IN the afternoon al BIT
few ealleryites had gone home ln
disgust. convinced that . session
If me senate Is the dullesi show
on earth.
Then Sen. M-herry (R -Nebl
got the floor and started quietly
to express some indignation over
what he charged were disparag-
ING remarks made BY Acting SEC
rotary 81 State Dean Achesun
about Gen Macarthur and has
occupation policies.
Before Sen. Whcrry could pat
q good ruund pcriot o. his re-
marks. . dozen senator's were on
their feet clamortng for reCORnl-
ton. Other senators appeared
from nowhere. actually from the
cloaKrorBs. the coFTidors as EgaT-
by offices
Within . few minutes. there
VAS o disorderly hubbub Sera-
tors Proceeded from oxpress.nA
controversy to opinions about
controversy 90 OPINIONS about
each other.
President Pro Ten Mcclellan
was banging away with has gavei
every few seconds and u aDrcar-
81 the situation was going g. ct
completely 0ui u hand u was a
fine show.
II might have been even finer
II majority leader Barklcy had
unt got . word ~ cdgcWtse and
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letter. am6 wsff ~ pmhlts&Wd mm~
sea. ERaae1fwm @sAwEwksa.
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The DoctoT-You are eoming
along finely. Mr. L0ngxuffer In
a couple % days you can take
down that quarantine card.
The Paiient--BetteT leave IL up
a few more weeks. My wife
50 afraid Of eonisgion she's sent
her dog oat TO board till the dan
ser Is past
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viii ~ ta@wstwa ~ Hhs gtaanWm aa
thw Hat@ - - q WsHa far sngh tms@w-
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30 In the sffiwe kwnmEs 40 s'eleWh 90
tnw aag 90 pmkateaat@m.
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COAST GUARD AIDS
VESSEL I'M TROUBLE

Launch Miss Carmen owned
By a local fish company. was as
sisted a fcw weeks ago when In
trouble west Of Rcbceca Shoals
by Coast Guard Group Office
here.
The launch had motor trouble
and after being given assistance
BY the Coast Guard the vessel
proceeded in 90 Key West after
the crew managed % get the mo-
tor started.
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The lens 81 the eye 81 iish .
round like q marble. and no:
flexible. as IA human eyes. The
fish's eye focuses hy movement
81 the lens forward and bsck-
ward.
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Radars clCctTiraI impulses
travel wlth the sped of light
l86. 900 miles a second.
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THURSDAY
bH .H Iarb Et,russdy Staf
t|aI q g. m S1uthcgnmsst
Home
FRIDAY
N.U Dnl, Scottish Rite
aas7us 8 pm Scottish Rite
Hail
MONDAY
Holiday Bazaar supper I've
rrE 81 PauIs Parish
House.
Oh. E>H1T
Holiday Balaa. BlnEu. I've
So Pauls Parish
Hua.t
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Two lots. corner Seminary and
Thompson. and adjacent lot
Good residential section. Apply
1903 Seminary street. upstairs
nov9-7tx
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LECALS

~ TaE CIRCUIT CnHmT uE THHHs
ttHAENTH ~ DHGGAG CIRCUIT
80 FuE STATE uF FLORIDA. ~
an aoH MONROE COUNTY. ~
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vs DHVoHs o
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defendant
ounfn 90 90 nagg ATHoN
EfH lsIlkIffE 70 IS hE.kFat
<H GH-TH 10TH AVENUE
tff EfE. Mt~EIsNl
lf la hereby ordered that Sou are
r..ft.fsH f. ttfssaF ..F zee .Fa asr ..f
#sf ftf.rt fHs sH#s. .f.
tIfi.d t..ff o. ths ull ~ Complaint
flIri a.Het sou iu che above enc
fiflsH raHef mHn fhe ksk West s.rff-
zs g. o. feiy aesllr.afe,J a. fhs
res .faHeF Hu uhHrh fhta order sha4
p fNttishsH eurs wtsk far f.ar
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fh.. t.ar' $40 ths seal ~ fhia g.art
80 tbs tGtt 90 keB Wssf Mauft.
f'0rrfF f1eriaa fhfa Ter day o.
fs ts..s-f. lb&s
tSEALB Ross q saver
fferk SsfTrutF CnmFt
MHur.f county Elarida.
by l-aB kafhI-su Nntfans
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Breakfast st. table and 4 chairs.
Reasonable l402 Newton.
novl4-1t
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Santiago IS ths ioHth lagKai
ciiy ia Smih Amnlca
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1894 Ford roadster. gozd condi-
ton i42l White street.
novi4-4tx
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TEMPERATURES
Highest Lowest
a 49,. Nmms sss-ehsa

Temperature Ga'a for the q hours
ending Z 40 am.
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Good ,.Iwcf barber apply 720
Galveston Lane uuyl4-3tx|
WarteH Man .ni N.fc Or man
a-, .ral' ruf.I NHf necessary
Co., mar q. hf ar premises dur
r1 aas Must pa permanent
r...tt and t aUIf q. supply
lci ,uu tpf furnished Ad-
0.I-. spr.raf. o. BuN 1u6
X W,st. Pa. usyl5 60.
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Furniture. living room. bedroom.
kitchen. complete. and miScel-
laBeous items Apply &c Porter
Place after 5 o'clock. n0vl3-3tx
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HELP WANTED
TELEPHONE

TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WAGE INCREASE
LosrnCTs nov earn q mlni-
man of SIS 80 psi week
lor g. hours work
WaR, rates 'ot experienced
operator arr proportion
ltely higher
Frequent increases. addi-
tIanaI saasment fuf evening.
sunday and holiday work
MANY OTHER
ADVANTAGES
1t our Chtrf Operator.
VI MrDcrmoit
tell yuu the whole story
Apply @ g. S az the
TELEPHONE OFFICE
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1899 OldxmObile. Tudor sedan
good condition. lzl2 PackeF
street. n0vl3-3tx
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2 and 3-bedrv0m bungalows.
furnished and unfAlrnisAed:
small down paymeni. balance
payabls monthly. johnson e.
Johnson. Phone 372. novl-tf
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Salesbooks. All kinds. standard
Or original design. The Altman
Press. Citizen Bldg. nOvi2-7t
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~ tHG stttttGT cot go ot Tuk
tttAtNaW "a ggaf 80 gttf 80
80 TttH ~HaGf ut tttsttttbN ~
NNts sitt WuNuut zoe ~ ~
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Two lots. corner Seminary and
Thompson. and adjacent lot
Good residential section. Apply
1909 Seminary street. upstairs
nov9-7tx
= and 3-bedrv0m bungalows.
furnished and unfinished:
small down paymenf. balance
payabls monthly. johnson e
johnson, Phone 372. n0vi-tf
Salesbooks. All kinds. standard
OT original design. The Arsman
Press. Citizen Bldg. n0vi2-Tt
1899 oldxm0bile. Tudor sedan.
good condition. lzl2 Packer
street. n0vl3-3tx
Furniture. living room. bedroom.
kitchen. complete. and miScel-
laneous items. Apply &c Porter
Place after 5 o'clock. n0vl3-3tx
1894 Ford roadster. gu.pd condi-
ton. i&2l White street.
novi4-4tx
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BTeskfas, st. table and 4 chairs.
Reasonable l402 Newton
n0vi4-2t
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Baby carriage. practically nav
$40, Apply 72i Car0lins Il
novis3ix
SIGNS-"For Rert-. Rooms for
Rent. Apartment for Rent.
THE ARTMAN PRESS.
iuni-u
Household furniture "a Porter
Place nuyI5-ltN
Piano. studio s.1c 725 Duvsl 81
novi5-3tN
Three bcdfoom huusr completely
furnished Apply l405 Duncan
= between and 5 ol phone
457R novi5-stx
L4nch rnufu reasonably priced
ApplA 81 Gunncll street
uuvi5 5tN
l@4l Fofd. lout donrs. excellent
condition Leaving tuwn 1924
Watson street nuyiS- Tx
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-20
AC0RNS TAKE
 2ND IN ROW
 OFF SEATTLE
Beaver Eruption Gives Them First Place Share
 in Coast Figures
(By Associated Press)

Seattle's Rainiers continued in their home-field slump Thursday and lost to the Oakland Acorns, to 4. The defeat forced the Rainiers to share the Coast League lead with the Portland Beavers, who went wild to score a 21 to 3 vic- tory over Hollywood.
 The Stars paraded four pitchers to the mound in a futile attempt to halt the Beaver sluggers, who pounded out 9 hits. It was a loose ball game, in which Portland erred five times and Hollywood three.
 The Acorns' win over the Rain iers was their second straight. Oak land came through in the tenth inning with two runs, after Seattle had tied the count by three-run rally in the eighth. Pitcher Earl Porter won his own ball game by blasting out a tenth-inning two run double.
 Sacramento defeated San Fran cisco, to 4, but the Seals still hold a two-to-one series edge. The hard-hitting San Diego Padres slam med the ball allover the park to overwhelm the Los Angeles Angels, Il to 4, and move into a two-to- one lead in their series.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-20

The population of Switzerland is
 about 4,260,000.
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WALKER COOPER
 RECEIVES DRAFT
 BOARD SUMMONS

CHICAGO, April 2o-"I'm the boy they wantl" asserted Walker Cooper, star catcher for the World Champion St. Louis Cards, when he was informed here that his draft board, at Independence, Missouri, has ordered him to report for induc- tion April 30.
 The receiving-half of the famed brcther battery learned of his scheduled induction from newsmen shortly before the starte of the Card Cub game here.
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C0NCIL!AT0R SENT
 TO FAIRBANKS FOR
 CULINARY WALk0UT

In an effort to restore peace in the dispute in Fairbanks between restaurant owners and culinary workers, a labor conciliator has been dispatched to the Interior city by Ernie Marsh, Regional Di- rector of the Cancellation Service of the Department of Labor, it was disclosed here today by pr. Charles F. Battin, War Labor Board head for Alaska.
 The conciliator is enroute north from Seattle, following request by both the union involved and G. B. Noble, War Labor Board Director for Region 12.
 The "undeclared strike" at Fair banks is reported still not near a settlement. Territorial Labor Com missioner Walter P. Sharpe flew from Juneau to that city yester- day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-20
CARDS CRASH NATL. LEAGUE
 WIN COLUMN
Giants Stay at Head of Sen for Circuit with DoubIe-
 header Split
(By Associated Press)

The World Champion St. Louis Cardinals yesterday scored their first win of the 1945 season as they coupled a 12-hit attack with a steady performance by southpaw Harry Brecheen to defeat the Chica- go Cubs, to 2. Lefty Ray Prim, 22-game winner with Los Angeles last year, was victinized to the ex- tent of five unearned runs in the fourth inning. He was the first Of four Cub hurlers to face the Cards. The New York Giants stayed in first place in the National loop, splitting double-header with the Boston Braves. The Giants took the morning mix. to 3, with the Braves copping the afternoon tilt, 13 to 5. The Giants were held scoreless by Charlie Barrett for seven frames in the first game, but counted four markers in the eighth and held off the Braves closing rally. The Braves got to three Giant hurlers for Is hits in the second contest.
 With sophomore Hal Gregg un- furling a two-hit performance, the Brooklyn Dodgers made it two-out- of-three for the series, defeating the Philadelphia Phillies, 3 to l. Gregg tanned seven and walked six, allow ing the Phillies their only run in the sixth when he walked Dinges, who advanced to third on single by Rene Monteagudo and scored when Jimmy Wasdell grounded out.
 The Pittsburgh Pirates salvaged the tail end of their three-game op- ening series with the Cincinnati Reds, winning 5 to l, behind the four-hit hurling of Max Butcher. A walk, an error and single produc- ed the cnly Red Tally, in the eighth inning.
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Pacific Coast Leaguel
JUNEAU WOMAN,s CLUB

Tea, Apron and White Elephant Sale Tuesday, April 24 at Methodist Church Parlors, to 6 p. m.
 (Apr 19-20-21-23)
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KELLEY FINISHES
 FIRST N BOSTON
 TORTURE CLASSIC

BOSTON, April 20.-Recalling ev- cry mistake he ever made in the race since his 1885 triumph, 37-year- old Johnny Kelley, from West Ac- ton, Massachusetts, let his oppon- ents burn themselces out, theen came from behind to win the classic Bos- ton A Marathon.
 Kelley overhauled Lloyd Bairstow of the U. s. Navy, at the 23-mile mark, then loped in a third-of-a- mile ahead of the field.
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DISABLED VETS
 GET INVITES TO
 COAST CONTESTS

LoS ANGELES, April 2o.-The Pacific Coast League has issued an invitation to all disabled veterans Of the present war to te guests at its ball parks Clarence Pants" Rowland, league president, said hos pitals should contact local club offi- ces to arrange for seats for groups of their patients.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-20

Vaudeville originated in 1883 in Boston, Mass
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-20
American Lea aguel

New York, 4; Boston, 3. Detroit, 1; St. Louis, o. Washington, 4; Philadelphia, 3. Chicago, IA; Cleveland, 6.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-20
PAN AMERICAN HAS
 EIGHT FROM SOUTH

An incoming Pan American plane brought the following passengers from Seattle late yesterday:
 Jess Blankenship, Ruth Marlin, Frank Donaldson, Pierce Carlton, John Larson, George Peters, Will lard Buffum and George McCeig.
 Arriving in Juneau today from Scattle, via Pan American Airways, were the following: Ed Alyea, L. Hudson, Mrs. Evelyn Mckinley, It. Jerome Morgan, Major Chester Wag- ner, Phillip Shaw, Steve Saxton, Winifred Saxton, zella Mae Mil der and Agile Aaron
 Leaving Juneau for Seattle was Robert Seaman. Juneau to Fairbanks Michael Haas and John Roman.
 Juneau to Whithorse-Don Macleod and Linn c. Horras.
 Juneau to Galena-Arthur Pink erton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-20
GAMES THURSDAY National League)

New York, 4, 5; Boston, 3, 13. St. Louis, 8; Chicago, 2.
 Brooklyn, 3; Philadelphia, 2. Pittsburgh, 5; Cincinnati, l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-20
Pacific Coas. League)

San Diego, II; Los Angeles, 4. Oakland, 6; Seattle, 4
 Sacramento, g; San Francisco, I Portland, 21; Hollywood, 2.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

 Tn the Commissioners Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Num- Der One.
 Before Louise Milnse, Commissioner and ex-officio Probate Judge, HaineS Precinct.
 | NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN that the undersigned was, on the 18th day of April, 1945, duly ap- pointed administrator of the estate of Malcomb Boyd Miller, deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of deceased are required to present the same, with proper vouchers attached, to the under signed at Haines, Alaska, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated at Haines, Alaska, this 18th day of April, 1945.
 O. B. MACKAN, Administrator of the estate of Malcomb Boyd Miller, deceased. First publication, April 20, 1945. Last publication, May l8, 1945.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-16
Truman Asked
To Halt Project

Congressman John Lesinsh to-
day addressed Strongly-worded
letter TO President Truman de-
manding that J. r. Blanford Jr..
MIA administrator. be restrained
from proceeding with the Negro
temporary housing project in
Ecorse Township.
Lesinski suggested that the
Willow Run unit be offered rent
free 10 immigrant workers with
an additional $40 a week for liv-
ing expenses.
This. he said, would save the
government 80 per cent OF the
estimated S3,500,00O needed for
construction of the EcorSe project.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-16

make those overseas trips
really exciting.
4 Imagine doing a couple OF
shows and knocking of is
holes az the Two JTTna Country
Club. The boys were a little
golf-minded when / was over
last summer. In fact. the
colonel made one private stop
shooting golf on an island ]
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-16

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-16

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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-16
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-16

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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-16

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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-16

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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-16

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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-16

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