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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-14
Jugoslavija

New York Times, javlja IL
Washingtona cd 9. juna da Je
postignut sporazum izmedju Ju-
goslavenskih vlasti i anglo-ame-
rickih sila u pitanju Trsta, lstre
j Gorice.
"Ugovor dale marsalu Alexan-
deru", kaze vest, ''kontrolu RAD
celom zapadnom teritorijom We
nezia Giulia' [Venecije Gorl-
eel, ukljucujuci Trst zivotni sa-
obracaj, zeljeznice i puteve kol
vode Austriju."
''MarSal Tito je pristao da po-
vuce IL oblasti u sedamdeset i
diva sata sve osim 1000 svoiih
trupa, koje &c okupirati predeo
oznacen cd Marsala Alexandra
koji &c biti kontrolisan kyoz
njegovu administrations sluz-
bu. :"
"sta wise, jugoslavenska Via
da Sc slozila da povrati stanov-
nike tih oblasti koje je pohap-
sila i deportovala, osim koJl su
bill jugoslavenske narodnosti
[misli Sc ma gradjane] u 1889 !.
Takodjer Sc zahteva da Sc po-
vrate vlasnistva koje je ona kon-
fiskovala iii premestila."
Dakle, kao sto Sc moglo oce-
kivati, Tito je ivzukao deDi]l
krai u borbi sa savezniclma, Dal
"a sada. A takodjer Sc moze pri-
metiti u tom sporazumu da Je
Titino "prociscavanje" opozicl-
je, kojoj je bez oklevanja prlDe-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-14

A posto rat sa Japanom niie
ukljucen u oval racun, niti smo
stanju naci da Sc u racunu
pominju kineski gubitci, koii &c
biti takodjer strasno veliki, mo-
re Sc lako zakljuciti ola &c samo
militant svetski gubitci varirati
cd stotine do sto-pedeset milo
ma ito pretpostavliajuci da
Sc rat sa Japanom odmah sada
svrsi, sto ne izgleda da &c Sc
desiti.
A kolika &c ia broika biti ka-
da Sc izracunaju svi, ako tako
Sta bude noguce, civilni gubit-
ci celog sveta, koji su postal
zrtvama ratao Mozda Sc broika
popne na sto-pedeset niliona, iii
mnogo wise. Ovo je strasna cena
koiu je coveGanstvo platilo "a
svoju nemarnost 0 preuredjenju
svetske druStvene strukture -
unistenje sistema koji je do
veo covecanstvo do takve katas-
trofe kaapitaliznaa j uspostav=
lianie SocijaHstiekog poretka.
Pozelimo. da bar ova neiznler-
ma cena posluzi radnickoj klasl
sveta "a pouku da sto pre- ucinl
enc sto sc do sada promasilo.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-14

Nacizam je zaista odigrao tax
WI rasisticku i sovinisticku ulo-
gu, kakvu do sadasnja istorija
ne pamti, a verovatno da nj bu-
duca nece takva Sta zabelezlti
- uvek verujuci da medjunarod-
nj proletarijat nece dozvoliti ka-
pitalizmu da izvede takva zvers-
tva u buduce, izvrsujuci prole-
tersku revoluciju.
"Col. Gen. Nikolai E. Bazarin, :"
javlja druga vest (AP) il Ber-
lima, cd 10. juna, ''komandant
grada, ubijao je Nemce ma 2.
maja, ma 8. maja III je hranio.
Kada su Rusi preuzeli ovde [Ber-
lin] oni SUI nasli ocajni narod -
jeduci konje, pse macke, po-
kusavajuci da pretvore travu u
pice."
Ovo je, dakle, moderno po-
navljanje situacije u Parizu u
vreme Komune u 1871. Ovo i'm je
prigospodario nacizam. Nemaeki
narod, kao celina, lakse bi pro-
sac da Sc podigao u borbu ze
zbacivanje nacizma, bez obzira
ma velike zrtve koje bi podneo,
nego sto je izdrzao sve do kraja
do unistenja skoro cele ma
CHE.
Druge vesti, koje JOS nikad nj
SUI sasvim eiste, javljaju da su
Sc ma konferencija cetiri velika
sile "a vladavinu mad Nemac-
kom, sporazumele nedavno u
Berlinu, da oko polovicu Ne
macke ina da potpadne pod vlast
i kontrolu sovjetskih sila. Sto
znaci da Sc britanske i americ-
ke trupe moraju povuci gde god
SUI presli u zonu koja je dode-
LENA Rusiji. Ali to povlace,,je
ide jake sporo, da bi zadovoliilo
Sovjetsku Rusiju. Vec nekoilko
puta Sovjetske vlasti ponavlia-
iu zahtev britanskim i americ-
kim trupama da Sc povlace. a
owe Sc nekako stalno oglusuju.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-14
kroz kapitalistieku Arneriku.
Militant gubitci Eyropi 10000. 900.

Odelenje Rata Wahingonu obelodano je gubit-
Gina ozledama evropskom ovde niie ukucen ma
Packu ne dan PIera oko 100000 vonia e
zginuo iii pomro rau dok prvom sveskom zinulo
853S000
Dale e ovom ratu Evropi dozivotno onesposobljeno
5500000 ranjeno povraceno 3O0000
10200000 dok ukupne mlitarne ozlede gubc pgvon
svetslom bile oko 37O00O0O
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-14
Osudjuje kapitalizam, a
nema resenja.

Ma 5. luna, na Columbia sve-
uGilistu II New Yorku. odrzao ie
govor DR.. Nicholas Murray But
tier, u kojem je osudio kapita-
liam. Govoreci o ratu, on nije
prikazivao oval rat kao rat ''i-
deia" - rat iznediu fasizma i
"demokratije', nego rat "a
prevlast mad svetom. Evo kako
ie on to ocrtao:
"Borba "a preulast
Mas danaSnji svet sastoji Sc
cd nekoliko dvadesetina poiedi-
nih nezavisnih naciia. Wise ne
postoji vladajuca Atina iii VIA
daiuci Rim. Prosto postojanjv O.
viii pojedinih, nezavisnih i am
bicioznih nacija, tako -a7licite
u obimu i prirodnim izvorima.
potstrekava borbu "a prevlast,
"a moe debit koja rusi svet
u kojem mi zivimo. Ona Tborbal
je ia koja unistava milione ljuds-
kin zivota kao tako mnoge
iavne spomenike crkava drza-
va.
''Postoji samo iedan nacin po
kojem Sc oval kruti ubilacki
konflikt moze suzbiti tick suz-
bitil dovesti ga do moguceg
kraja Topet nije siguran, kad ka-
re "do moguceg krajal. A to ie
mediunarodnom kooperaciiom u
kojoj sve nezavisne naciie, We
like male, trebaju uzeti uces-
ca.
"Ako zelimo da inQamo drugi
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Palestina

New York "Times" donosi vest
IL Jerusalima cd 4. juna, koja
glasi da je u severnoj Palestini
otkopan grad pet hiljada godina
star. Grad je, kaze Sc, bio u
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-14
gao - hapSenje i oduzimanje po-
seda - "a oval put promasilo =
mora in povratiti iii osloboditi.
SOvjetska Rusija

c. L. Sulzberger, dopisnik New
York ''Times'-a pise neke inte-
resantpe stvari il Pariza o Ru-
slJl j njenom majmunisanju sa
religion, u istoj novini cd 7.
Juna. On ie tamo intervjuisao po-
glavicu "Drzavnog [ruskog] Sa-
veta Grcko-Pravoslavnih Crkve-
nih Poslova'', Georgia Grigorie-
rica Karpoffa.
clanak pocima sa sledecima in
teresantnim recima:
'PARIZ, 6. juna = Karl Marx
je pisao da To nije religija koja
stvara coveka nego je to covek
koji stvara religiju j. religija
je groktanje ugnjetenog naroda
-. ona je opium naroda.''
sDocnije, Vladimir l. Lenin je
nazvao religiju 'opiat naroda' Z.
jos kasnije, Joseph Stain je re-
kao- -da spartija ne moze biti neu-
tralna prema religiji voditi pro-
tu-religiioznu propaganda. Par
tia podrzava znanost, dok su re-
ligijozne bake protivne znanos-
ii. Svaka je religija diametricno
protivna znanosti.
! u prkos svega toga sto ST.
sva trojica govorili religiii, re-
igija sada igra ''korisnu" novu
ulogu u Sovjetskoj Rusiji. "Raz-
lozi" sto Sc religija sada sluzbe-
no odobrava, cak podupire, jesu:
prvo, "crkva nije wise opasnost
"a drzavu; [drugo], mnogi ma
rod koji je izdrzao ratne patnje
veruje Sc da zeli nekakvu mad
visenu spiritualnu utehu, Il tre-
eel ma nju Sc dobro gleda od
zapadnih saveznika."
Cudniie Ii "razloga', "a oziv-
ljenje religije. A da bi stvar IL
gledala JOS nakaradnija pomenu-
ii poglavica toga ''Drzavnog Sa
veta" it'd, kada ga je pomenutl
dopisnik zapitao da Ii je on i
sam pravoslavni. On je odgovo-
rio. ia sam Komurista. ia ne
mann mole sopstvene we're. ia sa-
mo predstavljam drzavni apara-
tus izvadjam u praksu odnose
izmedju drzave crkve. "
| y tri gore navedena "razlo-
ga, jasno Sc vidi da sovjetska
pro-mantijaska politika pociva
ma sasvim prIanom zemljistu i
da "a nju nema nikakvih dru-
| 9Th osnova osim tin, da sovjets-
ka drzava potpomaze ponovno
trovanje ruskih masa sa religi-
iom. A to sc ne cini bez razlo-
ga. Birokratija oseca da je sa
zaglupljenom mason daleko lax
Sc vladati nego sa prosvecenom
i zato ie potrebno, nakon rata,
neka 'nadvisena spiritualna u
] teha".
A istovremo gore je pribele-
zeno, sto je tacno, da je ia poll
tika ne samo suprotna Markso-
vom Leninovom ucenju, nego i
samom Stalinovom ranijem u
cenju.
Da1ncfina
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-14
Cd Arnold Petersena.

Ma ravnom poliu, obicni mravi-
nlaei izeledaju kao bregovi; lude
ravnlee danasnje burzoazije trebaju
Sc meriti sa visinom njenih velikih
umova. - KARL MARKS
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-14
Vaz1,e n,edjunarodne vesti.
Nemacka

UP Frankfort Main Nemacka cd 8 luna iavlia
da sada usanovjeno nacs koren namane posto
nemackh Jevrea da je svak Jevre okupiranm zemlama
bio zabelezen 1916 Najve Jevreja e
zloglasnm logorma Majdaneku Posko Buchenwadu
gim koncentracionim logorma po Nemackoj
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-06-14

nom od malih lutaka koji Sc hva-
le da 81 oni pokretaci dogadjaja
umesto sto SUI neumitno gonjeni
cd njih. Glumci vladajuce klase
ma svetskoj pozornici deru Sc sa
svojlm komandama, prolaze kroz
svoje poteSkoce slavu u svojoj
toboznjoj vlasti. Pa ipak, oni SUI
kao muhe ma toGku, koji III nosi
ma sebi dok Sc okrece, noseci in
dole dovrsivanju svog okruga,
ola bi konacno bill smrvljeni u
prasinu ispod MEGA, u brzo bill
zaboravljeni neoplakivani. To
jest, mi posmatramo vecinom
/ dramaticnost ovih malih ljudi
kao simbole umiruceg kapitali-
zma, koji Sc sepure j trose nil
hovo ''kratko vreme ma pozorni-
ci i onda in Esel wise ne cuje"
= koji kao idiot, pritaju svo-
ie price koje su pune galame
vatre, a bez da ista mace
/ jos, owe Sc lutke racunaiu
velikim u sluzbenom drustvu.
Njihov odlazak ostavlia svet DR.
zan "a u h o, bezbrojni ko-
nlentatori pokusavaju da oblas-
ne njihovu veHcinu, razloq "a
istu. Uzmite nesretnog Benita
Mussolinija: Dok owe redove pi-
semo, mali Piljevinski Cesar iz-
vesteno je da je smaknut, lezeci
ma javnom trgu u Milanu. IRE
setan sa kurSu1ninfa. i sasen cd
| clanova raspaliene svetine, od
! koji su nekoji bez dvojbe ME
rnu divlje klicali tex nazad ne
koliko godina kada in je tai o.
bestasceni covek raspaljivao sa
balkona. Kada Sc Mussolini Pc
javio IL rusevina talijanskog ka-
pitalizma nakon Prvog Svetskoa
Rata, on je hvalisan kao spasi-
tell cd mnogih ovih plutokrata
koji Sc danas prisajedinjuju ME
govim grditeljima,
u to vreme (u 1929 pisac
Socljalisticke Radnicke Partiie
(komentarisuci o Mussoliniievoi
korisnosti "a kapitalizam) rekao
je: ''Kada on Mussolini ne bu-
de wise koristan. on ce biti Skar-
tran. Ako on postane smetnia
! bice zbrisan; njegovo boravlie-
ME ma zemlji bice verovatno u
kratko i brzo privedeno kraiu."
IOno tesko da je moglo biti brze
krace, da i ne pominjemo ME
govu bescasnost. TEX u 1888. / bri-
tanskil ministar pred ednik
Chamberlain (odbijajuci neke
Mussolinijeve kritike) hvalio je
toga talijanskog bandita, radi
niegOVe Volje ida mama sa-
radjuje sprecavanju rata Il Ev-
ropi'!
Duce je bio preudra.
Oval mali odvratni Pilievins-
ki Cesar je bio glumac = on je
ispilio sam sebe, ne takva kao
sto je on bio, nego kao zamislie-
nog junaka, sto je on odabrao da
bude iii sto je MENU bilo
dodeljeno. Plitak covek, nepis
men u vecem intelektualnom
smislu, on je sebe namazao sa
glumackim mastilom koie ie ME
ga ucinilo da izgleda kao veliki
Cesar Gli tako je on misliol,
kao orator, kao veliki ratnik i
osvajac. l on je obmanuo, pored
samog sebe, ljude koji su mace
posedovali ostroumnost i koii su
zaista trebali znati bolie. On je
bio opijen sa recima, obljubljen
sa frazama, i, kao mnogi drugi
niegove brzo-uzdizuce kakvoce,
on ie iskrivljivao znanje razu-
mevanje sa skladnom upotrebom
ukradenih fraza, sa slobodno po-
zajmljenim citatima, bez da ie
obznanjivao pisce.
(Nastavice se.)
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RADIO BROADCASTS
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The Ohio S. E. c. is conducting series OF Is
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beginning Sunday, June 3 and continuing on each
consecutive Sunday thereafter until August 26 Broad
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NAsA SREDSTVA: Prosys.

livanie radniGke k1ase IL drlhu
MaTksiznaa: da su rad hans-
tai nepomirljivi neprjatelji;
organizovanje fagsni6ize klase
u icdnu Revoiueioaarau PC1i-
+aEku Partijll- "a esvajan;e
razal anje Polititke Drzave ka-
p1talizma: organizovanje rad
nika Il jednu revolacionarlI
Industrija jalnu Juniiu "a uzi-
mamie, drzanje j kretanie sylh
zemaljsEih II d II S tri q.
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POLICE COURT FINES

Alice Minano was fined S25 in City Magistrates Court today on a charge of drunk and disorderly con- duct. David Kadashan was fined $t on a charge of drunkenness.
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PHOTOS SHOW DAMAGE DONE TO NAG0YA
Seven Important War Plants and Harbor h.
 staIIafions Hit

GUAM, March 13-Seven import ant war plants and harbor install lations were damaged in yesterdays terrific incendiary bombing of Ma goya, reconnaissance photographs disclosed.
 Fifteen fires were still burning in the industrial city, which pro- duces 40 to 50 per cent of all Japanese aircraft, when the photo- graphs were taken, 12 hours after 300 Superforts fired five-square- mile area.
 The greatest damage was done to the Aichi Aircraft Works Eitoku plant. Maj. Gen. LeMay, com- mander of the Twenty " First Bomber Command, said 358,000 square feet of the plant was de- stroyed. This is nearly IA per cent of the roof area. LeMay said addi- tional investigation increased to 16 7i10 per cent per square mile the area in Tokyo devastated by more than 300 Superforts Saturday. Three Supers were lost in the com bined strikes, one over Nagoya and the other two over Tokyo.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13

Dyer went on 70 state that much work had been done by the Rotary and Chamber of Commerce Avia- tion Committees and much still remained to be done.
 It was announced that at 5:30 o'clock this evening the play com- mittee will meet in Jack Fletchers office at the Baranof. Brooks Han ford, play committeeman, said the show would be given on April 3 and 6. The ticket committee was named as follows Homer Garvin, chairman; Jack Burford, Claude Carnegie, Waino Hendricks n, Bruce Kendall, Scotty Adams. Pub licity will be handled by Zach Gordon.
 A letter was read from "Bundles for Britain" headquarters in New York City, thanking the Rotarians for their last check of $320, a total of $4,O00 having been sent rom the Juneau chapter. .
 On April 2, the Rotarians VIII eat raw meat" with the Llons' the regular meeting being cancelled that week.
 Highlight of the evening was an- other of the life history talks py Bruce Kendall of the Gastineau Hotel. He told of the yissitudes oi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
Officials Do
 Speaking for
 5oIons Today
Prelude 10 Juvenile Code Changes Centers Sen-
 ate Discussion

Today is guest speakers" day in the Territorial Senate again. Two Territorial and one Federal officials were called to testify before the body this morning, and Committee of the Whole hearing was set for the afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Don c. Foster, Alaska head of the Office of Indian Affairs and Ter ritorial Public Welfare Director Rus sell Maynard appeared this morning for questioning with regard to a mix-up over court costs in actions under the Alaska Juvenile Code. Senator Andrew Nerland's Senate Bill No. 66, to repay small claim for costs to the U. s. Commissioners Office at Fairbanks was the focal point of the discussion.
 Under the Juvenile Code, de- linquents with one-fourth or more Indian blood are committed into the charge of the Indian Office while all others become Welfare Department charges. The original expectation was that the Indian Office would pay costs in those cases where the commitment was made to that bu- reau, the Territory being liable for costs in other actions. MT. Foster declared, however, that the Solicitor General of the Department of In- terior has held the Alaska law un- constitutional because of discrimina- ton, therefor MT. Fosters office is not authorized to pay the costs of committing delinuuents to it.
 MT. Maynard testified that his of- flee also is not authorized to pay the costs in such instances-hence the $57.4O bill from the Fairbanks Com missioner to the Legislature-first in a possible parade of many until the Juvenile Code can be corrected.
 On MT. Fosters statement that the total of such claims outstanding is about $500, No. 66 was held over in second reading to see if it can be broadened to cover all such claims in one measure.
 Next to come before the Senate this morning was Senator Joe Greens Senate Resolution No. 2. The measure, to charge the Territorial Road Commissioners and Highway Engineer with moving building for school use at Skagway, to the extent of $5,OO0 from road funds, was killed off by to 10 vote shortly after a move for indefinite postponement had lost. 2 to g.
 Another Green measure, the huge Motor Vehicle Code, Senate Bill No. 63, came up for second reading this morning, but, on the sponsors mo- ton, was held for a Committee of the Whole hearing this afternoon. Highway Engineer William A. Hesse and Department of the In- terior Solicitor George w. Folta, who drafted the measure between them, are to be called to outline it's pro- visions to the Senate.
 Under discussion when the Senate recessed this noon was Senate Bill No. 65, by Senator Allen Shattuck, measure to widen the scope of Territorial taxes on insurance pre-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
PUBLIC UTILITIES
 OWNERSHIP TAKEN
 UP, MEETING HER RE

Last nights meeting of the gen. eral public in the Grade School Audi torium, which was arranged by the Juneau Women's Club for the pur- pose of discussing Municipal Own ership of Public Utilities, was att tended by approximately 65 of Ju- neau's representative citizens.
 The meeting was opened by Mrs. Ella Smith, President of the J. w C., who made short talk on the purpose of the meeting, and then called on Mrs. R. B. Lesher for report by the Civics Committee of the. Club.
 The report stated that petitions had been circulated to have the question as to whether Juneau de- sires Municipal ownership of Public utilities put on the ballot in the coming city election, that there were about 400 signatures obtained, and that the petitions will be presented to the City Council at their next meeting, Friday. March IS.
 Mrs. Lesher was followed by Rep resentatives Almer Peterson of An chorage, and Fred Hanford of Wrangell, and Senator Norman Walker of Ketchikan, who gave &C., counts of municipal ownership of public utilities in their respective towns, with varied details of ex- periences: the trials and tribulations as well as the advantages derived from public ownership, as applied to the cities they represented.
 Ernest Parsons was called on to give certain figures on what could be done in Juneau through munich pal ownership. He pointed out the many things Juneau needs to make it one of the finest cities in the Territory, such as new street pav- ing. a new City hall and firehouse, school improvements, more and bet ter facilities for the boat harbor, playground, etc, and suggested municipal ownership of public util- ities as real source of revenue for these.
 Ed Krause, well-known Juneau fisherman and representing as he said. all organized labor in Ju- neau," made plea for municipal ownership, on the grounds that the revenue derived would do for Ju- neau the many things which need doing, and pledged the support of organized labor to the Women's Club in their efforts.
 The Rev. Robert Treat stated he thought it very good idea to call these meetings for the purpose of discussing matters of such civic im- portance, and he thought it could be done in an orderly and business like way without arousing animos- ity, even though there were diffi- culties to overcome.
 Several times during the session the phrase organized resistance" was brought up but when the ques- tion was asked point blank what this was and who was bringing it, there was no plausible explanation.
 Mrs. Smith reminded the audience at the close of the meeting of the City Council meeting next Friday, which is the last one to be held be- fore City election, and urged that as many as possible attend the Council meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
UNI(AMERAL ARGUMENTS
 LOSING ONE
One House Legislature Is Subject of Morning
 Debate Today

The proposal for one-house leg islature received a negative vote after spirited oratory this morning in the House of Representatives.
 T left Europe because of that sys- tenn" said Serbian born Represen- tative Steve Vukovich. "One house, one man, one whip"
 Speaking for the measure, Repre- sentative Harry Badger, 76, Fair banks farmer and Strawberry King declared, There is always some reactionary who is against changes. They said the country would go to pot if we went off the gold standard A man named Frank lin Denalo Roosevelt came along, took all the gold and stuck it in a hole in the ground. We're the strongest nation on earth"
 "The present system is one of checks and balances" said I.epre- sentative Curtis Shattuck.
 Under the present system eight men in the Senate can overrule thirty-two legislators" bill author Representative Chris Jennings de- clared. That's lot of check and not much balance"
 The measure died, 12 to Il with one member absent.
 Voting for the memorial, House Joint Memorial 12, were, Badger, Cross, Jennings, Hope, Huntley, Krause McCutcheon, Peratrovich, Pollard, Taylor and Lander.
 Voting no were Walsh, Hanford, Peterson, Linck, Vukovich, Johnson, Diamond, Anderson, Porter, Shat tuck, Cain, Hopes.
 Passed this morning was House Joint Memorial 4 by Taylor and Linck urging Congress to change the 1907 Waskey Act to permit those who drop mining claims for not doing assessment work to relocate their claims provided there is no intervening location by other par ties. Under the present WaSkey Act application, a man relinquishes all rights to the claim should he let it drop.
 A new memorial was introduced under suspension of rules this morn ing by Representatives Peratrovich and Jennings, urging the Federal Government to build four-mile canal on the southern end of Prince of Wales Island.
 The proposed canal would be from Hetta Inlet to Cholmondeley Sound and would make it possible for boat traffic between Craig and Klawock and Ketchikan obviating 100-mile boat trip around stormy Cape Chacon to the south.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
OPPOSITION OF NIpp0N5
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Doughboys on Mindanao Keep Forging Ahead
 AirfieId Is Taken
By c. YATES MCDANIEL ZAP War CorreSpondenu


 MANILA, March 13-The veteran troops of the Forty-First Division overran strong Japanese positions on southwestern Mindanao Sunday as they captured the civil cente, of Zamboanga and the strategic airfield only 200 miles northeast oi Borneo.
 Gen. Douglas Macarthur said ir his communique the Doughboys who invaded the largest island oi the Philippines Saturday were, 24 hours later, "overrunning strong steel and concrete pillbox artillery positions with only minor losses MacArthur said the Japs on zam- boanga had not yet been able te organize their defenses.
 The airfield captured Sunday was near San Oque, about foui miles west of Zamboanga, the gov ernmental seat of Mindanao.
 Troops of the First Cavalry Division and the Sixth Infantry or Luzon continued their advance or the front east of Manila, as dis mounted cavalry troops captured high ground beyond Antipolo.
 Doughboys of the Sixth Division repulsed several counter-attacks a. they smashed into the hills south. east of Montalban. Elements of the Eleventh Airborne Division are ap. preaching the shores of Lake Tal on the southwest Luzon front.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
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Keith Wildes, Juneau representa- tive of the New York Life Insur- ance Company, left for Skagway on the Norah on a brief business trip.