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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-06-13

To the members of the Puget
Sound Civic Society: l ask. when
do we meet again? 1t may in
terest you to know the funds held
in the treasury need to be put in
use-or-withdra from check
ing account--get what | mean?
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-06-13

Mrs. Whittier l.. Johnson and
son left Bremerton Monday for a
visit and rest in Huntington, West
Va, where's he will have a minor
operation and on regaining her
strength will rejoin her hubby,
Mr.. Johnson, who is a machinist
in p. S. N. Y.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-06-13

Ulysses Allen, brother of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T. Walker, departed
Sunday for Chicago, where he will
visit relatives for three days and
will continue to his home in Car
rier Mills, Ill. He will return to
Bremerton in August.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-06-13

On Tuesday, June IL, at the
Y. w. C. A., Miss Marie A. Smith
will become the bride of Mr.. Will
liam E. Parks. Preparations have
been made to make it an event
of the season. Mr.. Parks is the
son of Mrs. Volunna Parks.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-06-13
ST. JOHNS CHURCH
23rd Ave. and e. Spruce st.
REV. A. b. LELEARN, Pastor

hH'' n ID ']a1i-1TAh'i'' "S'"'
Morning Worship-11 a. IN.
O'Clock p. m. Sermon by Rev.
L. w. Mccoy, presiding elder of
the Oregon and Washington Con-
terence of California will bring
the message. Come and worship
with us.
1880 p. m.-Song service.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-11
*'Izgubljeni raj'' ponovno
ma odru SID
Louis Belle.

Cleveland, Ohio. - Pred sti-
rimi lett je Mladinski pevski
zbor ma Waterloo Rd. podal V
Slovenskem delavskem domu IA
Waterloo Rd. opereto "Izgub-
ljeni raj. Navzocim Sc je tako
dopadla, da so zeleli, da bi jo
zbor ponovil, d. bi jo videli tu-
di oni, XII Sc vsled enega ali dru-
gega vzroka MISC udelezili pri-
redbe. Toda zal, takrat Sc je
nj ponovilo, ponovilo Sc jo DO
pa v nedeljo, dine IA. januarja,
Oh $50 uri popoldne, in sicer
DO to pot tocno, kot napoveda-
no.
Orereta traja nekaj mad dive
uri, in ker DO tudi nadvse "a
nimiv koncert, pod vodstvom
mis-. Allce cen trOJ. A"rel), 90
vsakemu zal. kdor Sc ne bo u
delezil. Opereta je polna burk
in vsak Sc DO nasmejal, &c Sc
nj Sc nikdar.
Mr.. John Steblaj rezira ope-
reto, in kjer je on craven, We
mo, da jo bodo otroci podali ta-
ko izborno kot vselej. Pridite v
Slovenski delavski dom, ma Wa
terloo Rd., nedeljo, IA januar-
ja. -
V imenu zbora vabi
Ivan Kapelj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-11
Pies Glasbene Matice

V soboto, Is. januarja, DO
priredil pevski zbor Glasbena
Matica svoj obieajni letni pies,
ma katerega SO vljudno vablje-
nj vsi prijatelji lepega petja
kakor tudi VISA ostala slovenska
javnost.
Razumljivo je, da so z vzdr-
zevanjem takega pevskega zbo-
ra zdruzeni veliki stroski, ka-
terih nj mogoce pokrivati zgolj
S koncerti in drugimi pevskimi
prireditvami, temvec je treba
cd casa do casa poiskati Sc
druge wire dohodkov.
S plesom Glasbene Matice bo-
mo zdruzili koristno prijet-
nim, kajti nobenega dvoma nj
da bi med lepimi popevkami,
katerih gotovo ne DO manjkalo,
ne vladala zidana VOLTA m d
vsemi prijatelji in znanci, XII Sc
bodo udelezili te domace zaba-
We.
Pies sc bo vrsil v Slovenskem
narodnem domu ma St. Clair
Ave., kjer SO "a to priliko ma
jeti prostori velikega avditorija
ter prizidka. Pricetek plesa in
zabave oh osmih zvecer. Vljud-
no so vabljeni vsi, XII 81 Z e e
pristine, vesele in domace zaba-
We, pri kateri ne DO manjkalo
tudi lepega petja. Sviral DO Pc
te Srnickov orkester. Pridite
vsi, XII podpirate slovensko glas,
beno kulturo in VISA njena priza-
devanja!
Louis Belle
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-11
Opomini glede raci-
o joniranja
Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe i'm mlekO

Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe I'm mlekO
Rdece znamke 2-5 do Ks,
vsaka "a 10 pointov, so veljav-
ne "a nedolocen cas-. Unicite
rdece znamke cd As do P-5
takoj.
Procesirana jedila
Modre znamke Ks, Y-5,
Is in AZ do CO so veljav-
ne, vsaka "a 10 pointov "a ne
dolocen cas-. Takoj unicite ne
veljavne modre znamke As
do VS..
SladkOr
Sladkorna znamka st. "a "a
5 funtov sladkorja je veljavna
"a nedolocen cas-. Unicite takoi
sladkornc znamke 80, 81, 80,
80, 40 in vse kupone "a sladkor
"a vkuhavanje.
Ceylji
Znamke st. /, 2 in 3 z zrako-
plovom V knjizici st. 5 so We
ljavne do preklica.
GasOlin
Znamka Ala je veljayna
"a stiri galone gasolina do a.:
narca. z n a m k e B-5, B-6,
C-5 in C so veljavne vsa-
ka "a pet galonov gasolina "a
nedolocen cas-. Ma lieu kupona
je treba takoj napisati ime dr.
zave in icencno stevilko. Pri
prosnji "a dodatno kolieino ga
solina je treba navesti rekord
prevozenih milf.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-11

Da je SANS v pravem, znaci
dejstvo, da SO ameriski Sloven-
ci razmeroma kratkem casu
zbrali ze mad $4,000 v gofovi-
nj in okoli 100 ton obleke in Ii
veza "a takojsnjo pomoc nasim
v domovini. Delujmo torej Sc
naprej istim navdusenjem in
narod nam bo nadvse hvalezen.
Frank Cesen, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-11
AFORIZMY

Sile, XII mas vodijo zivljenjll,
bi lahko vodili sanai, &c bi ne
verjeli V njihovo magicno moe.
Vsi bi radi zapovedoyali dru-
gim, sam sebi pa noce nihce.
Med ljudmi je vec volkov kot
ljudi.
cloveka lazje obsodis kot So
dis.
Narava oblikuje cloyeka, MO
pa clovek lahko samo kvari.
tim vec 81 odpustif tenn bolj'
81 plemenit.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-11

zal, da vas nj med nami, to-
da ne pozabite, da nam tudi ta-
ko lahko nudite uspesno pomoc.
V imenu Primorskih Slovencev
" boju vas prosim in pozivam:
izrabite do konca svoja pozna-
MIA in zveze v zavezniskem sve-
tn, seznanjajte ga z naso veli-
ko, nesebicno borbo in z nasimi
upravicenimi szahtevami! Pobi-
jajte sovrazno propaganda, XII
meri nasim prizadevanjem v ST.
ce! Organizirajte povsod mate
rialno pomoc "a naso izcrpano
dezelo! Dvignite gl,7 in zasta-
vite YES svoj vpliv, da Sc bo IT,
socem nash fantov ma Siciliji
in Sardiniji koncno izpolnila
vroaa zelja vstopa v Narodno
osvobodilno vojsko in odhoda
ma bojisca svoje domovine!
S TEN boste, dasi ste odre-
zani cd donna, tudi vi postal
borci "a naso narodno svobodo.
Ako do konca storite svoio
dolznost, boste bratom v do
movini prihranili mnogo napo-
rov in krvi. Podpri boste 1.-Two
prizadevanje vodstva nasega o.
syobodilnega gibanja "a ures-
nicenje nasih narodnih tezeni,
Pripomagajmo vsi, da cimprei
pride dan, Ko 81 bono svobo-
di bratsko stisnili roke v pri-.
jetni zavesti, da smo vsi Slo-
venci, vsi Jugoslovani ena sa-
ma yelika, srecna druzina.
Ma polozaju, s. junija, 1914.
France Bevk, knjizevnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-11

pravco. Hiterju je jasno kar je jasno vsem Nemcem
da nobena stvar ne prklicat naza sarega reda
Nemciji - radi tega nj tezko obrn Sc proh levi in
klicati da DO prise gospodarsk sistem Nj nemogo
&c, da DO prislo do podrobnejsh objav tenn pogedu
Wehmacht DO treba reorganizi1ati in MO yes gospo
darski sistem Morda be prisa drzavna ekonOmia
primerna splosni revscini.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-11
Podruznica st. LOG SANS

sko porocilo nase nlade podruz-
nice, je zopet nadvse ugodno.
Nasi vrli clani so sli ma delo in
dosegli "a nase razmere prese-
netljive uspehe. MISC jih ovira-
lie neutemeljene govorice nash
nasprotnikov, niti pisanje ne
kega casopisa, XII Sc vedno tro-
bi v rog belgrajske carsije in
njihovega predstavnika -- ida
jalca, Mihajlovica. Tudi euclid
ska drustva so sc odzvala pre-
cejsnjimi vsotami, toda zadevno
porocilo Sc nj popolno. Med cla-
nj, XII SO vrsili takozvano "u-
mazano delo" to je, da so sli z
nabiralnimi polami Cd hise do
hise, po trgovinah in ma drust-
vene seje, so Sc odlikovali sle-
deci: Louis Znidarsic, (ponov-
no) Mary Yapel, Frank Fende,
Frank Segulin, Frances Mezget,
Mary Medvesek, Mary Konesta-
bo, Mary Ster, Jennie Hrvatin
in Martin Vogrin. Podruznica
steje re IS clanov in 8 priklju-
5enih drustev.
Ia mesec december je po-
druznica st. 106, prejela slede-
&c prispevke; Pola Louis Zni-
darsic: Po $1,000: John Sesek; !;
po $500: Mr.. in Mrs. Joe zu-
pancic, Grand Studio, Joseph
Mersek, Matt Klemen, A. Pez-
dir, John Bukovnik, Peter Ster,
DR.. H. D. Fowler, DR.. Ralph
Robinson, Joseph Sadar, Elwitt
Jewelry Co.
Pc $500: Silby Dry Goods,
Beachlano Radio Electric.
Po $500: Jos. Jakos, Dem
Sar. Po S1.0O: Joseph Ritar,
Romeo Gregory, Louis Bernot,
Anton Boat (?), M. SherWln,
Frank Speh, Anton Rotar, Ne
imenovan, j. L. De Wanna, Mo-
dern Barber Shop. - Skupaj
$500.
Pola M ary Yapel: KluE
"Ljubljana" $4,000. Po $1,000:
Mary Starina. Po $500: John
Robich, Mary Sustarsic. Pc So
Frances Drenik. Pc $500: Geo.
Nagode, John Barkovich, An
gela Barkovich, John Jamnik
Geo. Julailia, Louis Starman,
Mary Starman, Frances Cor
she, Mary Gorshe, Anton Co.
Itch. Pc $1.OO: Ana Stupica,
Frances Plevnik, Frances Ro-
tar, Frank Novoselc, Anton
MalovaSic, John Stergar; Pc
soc: Katarina Jacob, Neimeno-
vana. - Skupaj $4,000.
Pola Frank Fende: Pc $1,000
Mr.. in Mrs. F. Gacnik, Anton
Godina; Po $500: Druzina An
ton Dolinar, Frank Fende, Mrs.
Henry N. Gruber, Joe Ivaneic,
Frank Zun, Anton Petric, John
Baloh, Jean in F aye Perko,
Frank Misich, John Leskovec,
John Fende, Jennie Stefe, Math
Kern, Louis Cigoj, Slovensko
podp. drustvo "Kranj', Mr.. in
Mrs. Pireby. Pc $4.00: Mrs.
Mary Ludvik. Pc $500: j. FL.
Ulle, Joe in Mary Kobal. Pc
$500: Frank zagar, John j.
Poznik, Frank Zakrajsek, Frank
Perko, Mary Stegl, Anton Prin-
6ic, John J. Kikol, Vinko Go
dina, A. F. Debelak, Vida Ker-
ner. Pc $1.0O: Neimenovan, Al.
Novinc, John Ratzman, Anton
Vintar, Mramor, Tony Tekav-
5ic, John Perko, A. Malovasic.
Skupaj $138.00.
Pola Frank Segulin: Po $40:
Mr.. in Mrs. Andrej Ogrin, Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Mihcic. Pc $40:
Mr.. in Mrs. John Bostjancic,
DruStvo "Ilirska villa" st. 173,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-11
Pisnlo organizacijam
primorskih Slovencev Y
zavezniskem inozemstyu
(Nadaljeyanje S /. strani)

ME. Primorci smo sc do konca
zavedali, da moramo tudi mi
placati svoj delez krvi "a svo-
bodo, da 81 moreno lie zrtva-
mi zacrtati move, pravicne me-
je. ~
Upi, Xxi smo jih stavili v O.
svobodilno fronto, mas MISC va
rail-. Zlom Italije -- nato Cd
lok Izvrsnega odbora o F,>s ka:
terim je bila nasa Primorska "a
vedno prikljucena k zdruzeni
Sloveniji in XII je bill potrjen na
drugem zasedanju AVNOJ-a v
Jajcu. S tenn S m O Primorski
Slovenci postal drzavljani no.
We Jugoslavije, izpolnjen je bill
mas dawn sen.
Prikljucitev je "a mas dovrse-
no dejstvo. Vsak dvom tenn
pogledu bi bill izdajstvo nash
borcev, XII vsak dan prelivajo
kri ma vseh koncih in kra iih
nase domovine, tudi pred Gori-
co in Trstom. Primorci smo Sc
dobro zavedali zgodovinskega
pomona tega dejanja. Pozdra-
viii smo ga enodusno radost-
jo in ma stevilnih zborovanjih
po vsej dezeli PRIMAL AVNOJ
in NKOJ kot svojo edino zako-
nito vrhovno oblast. Obsodili
smo jugoslovansko begunsko
vlado izrecnim poudarkom, da
je prava vlada lc tista, XII jo je
svobodno izbralo v borbah pre-
kaljeno jugoslovansko ljudstvo.
Razocarani mad stare Jugosla-
WHO smo odlocno odklonili in
odklanjamo, da bi Sc ia obno-
villa svoji prejsnji obliki. Ma
! glasevali sno in naglasamo, da
smo lie "a novo Jugoslavijo,
zgra jeno ma enakopravnosti
vseh njcnih narodov in ma de-
mokraticnih nacelih.
Ia ia cilj Sc danes borljo Pri-
orski Slovenci ma Tolmin-
skem, v Brdih, ma Vipavskem,
ma Krasu, ma Pivki, ma Gorenj-
skem, stajerskem in Delenj-
skem - povsod, kamor jih po-
stavi dolznost. Ia ia cilj Sc pri-
morsko ljudstvo nesebicno zrt-
vuje in Sc ne strasi sovrazni-
kovega terorja. Hkrati pa gra-
di svojo narodno oblast in poz!-
dava rusevine slovenske kultu-
re ma nasih' tleh.
Bio nam je tezko, ko prava
resnica O nasih bojih dolgo nj
mogla prodreti v svet, kakor
mas danes veseli priznanje in
upostevanje nash naporov prl
vseh svobodoljubnih narodih.
Verujemo v zmago pravice 90
strani ostalih jugoslovanskih
narodov in velikih zaveznikov.
Kri namaka naso zemljo, mno-
zijo Sc pogorisca, a mas narod
ne klone, ampak vztraja z ocmi
uprtini v svobodo.
Primorski Slovenci v zavez-
niSkem inozemstvu!
Tudi v najtezjih dneh vas
nikoli nismo pozabili, stalno 50
bile pri vas nase misli: Ali SO
vasa srca nami? Ali pravilno
doumevate in ocenjujete brez-
primerne zrtve svojih ocetov,
bratov in sinov v domovini :?
Bali sno Sc, tezko nam je bilo
oh nisli, da morda nasedate So
vrazni propaganda. z radostjo
sno doznali, da ste drug "a
drugim nasli edino pravo pot in
S TEN dokazali, da ste pref ko
slej vdani, zvesti sinovi svoje-
ga naroda. To nam je prililo
novih moci "a vztrajanje v ma
sem tezkem boju. Maj Sc tudi
poslednji, ki morda Sc neodlo-
5eni visijo ' dvomih, opredeli-
10 "a nase svetle. ellie in pomo-
rejo, da nasa kri ne DO zastonj
Iprelita!
ZgOrnje pisMo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-11
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

ABB. Pc $500: Mr.. in Mrs. FIR.
Iskra, Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Mra-
NOR, Mr.. in Mrs. Jack Rotar,
Anton Gadlers, Louis Rolih, Mr..
in Mrs. Anton Race, DR.. VIM.
J. Lausche, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Poropat. Po $500: Mary Mez-
gee. - Skupaj $1,000.
Pola Frances Mezget: Pc So:
C. Pibrovec, Cecilia Golob. Po
$500: Mildred Mezgec, Mr.. in
Mrs. L. Vidrich. Pc $1.50: Ma
ry Jakomin. Po $1.0O: Mary
Rott, Mary Primoznik, Jennie
Blatnik, Frank Simcic, Rose Je-
lerc, Leo Sever, Leo Osaben,
Julia Glavan, Anthony Adam,
Paul Klopacz, Paul Repuky,
Mrs. Roc Vincequerra, Mary
Oberstar, F'illie A. Nosse, Mo-
lily Molina, Louise Drugovich,
John Drugovich, John Bencina,
Mrs. G. Roberts, Mrs. A. L. Pa
pesh, Anna Spelich, Anna O.
kicki, Neimenovana, Angela r.
Adam, Mary Vidrich, Miss En-
merson, Rose F. Nosse. Pc SOC ::
Adolf Tekavcic, Eddie M. Zde-
sar, Mrs. L. Pirc Jr., Daniel H,
Nagode, Mrs. McHugh, Paul
Dackor, Mrs. Frank Rebsa, Mrs.
Frank Kausek, Geo. OFT, Sam
Blatnik, John Sesek, Mrs. Ma
ry Kovac, John Burjak. Po 25c ::
Mary Walter, Mrs. Dezman, L.
Canturzenzo, C. Bohinc. Sku-
paj $4,000.
Pola Mary Medvesek: John
Mevlja $500, Walter Buzan-
sky S1.OO. Skupaj $4,000.
Pola. Mary Konestabo: Po IS:
Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Jagodnik,
Mrs. Mary Lusin, Mrs. Mary
Marold, Mr.. in Mrs. Carl De-
kleva, Mr.. in Mrs. Ipavec, Fr.
Slosar. Pc $500: E. Young
Joseph Konestabo. Pc $2.75:
John Mevlja. Po S1.O0: Mrs
Franja Markich, Anthony Ho-
sta Jr. Skupaj S38.75.
Pola Jennie Hrvatin: Po $40:
Frank in Mary Ipavec. Pc IS:
Frank Cigoj. Po $500: E
Young, Harold Furniture Co.
Po $500: Mr.. in Mrs. August
Bolko. Pc $1.OO: Peter Pan
Shop. - Skupaj $240O.
Pola Martin Vogrin: Frank
Ludwig $1,000. Pc $1.OO: Mar
tin Vogrin, Frank Less.r. Sku-
paj S12.OO %.
Pevski zboc "Slovan" $25.00
Progressive Slovenke kroz. 3
S25.O0. Demokratski klub $40
Preostanek Cd Card Party
$32.59. Joseph Bavec $500
Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Klein $500,
Margie zagar (tu rojena) SIS,
john Rotar $500, Matt Koren
$500. Po $500: Louise Perme,
Frances Zajc, Anna zagar. Jen-
ME Wick, Mary Starina, Jennie
srobot, Josephine Dolsak, Jo-
seph Vicie, Mary Vicic, John
Troha $1.00. Skupaj "a mesec
december $768.34.
V imenu trpecega slovenske'
ga naroda, Sc podruznica stew
1O6 SANS iskreno zahvaljuje
vsem darovalcem. Bodite pre-
pricani, da bo vsak cent, k O I
tudi darovana obleka prisla NJ.
pristojno Fmesto. Ako Sc je po-
siljatev zakasnela, nj nasa kriv-
da tenvec okolscine, mad kate
rimi nimamo mi kontrole. 10 Sc
DO pisala zgodovina junaske
borbe jugoslovanskih partiza-
, nov, bodo v njej dobili svoje
necastno mesto tudi ameriski
slovenski nasprotniki, katerim
nj nobeno sredstvo preumazano,
da begajo nase ljudi. Toda vzlic
temu ne bodo zavrli toka ma
predka, kot ga ne bo Churchill
is svojo imperialisticno politiko.
,ar lie iaSnO ySem Nemcen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-11

Zg0rnje pisnaO 0dIicnega prim0rskega knjizeU-
nika Framed BeUka je bio priOb6eno prri steUiIki
partizm,skega cns0pisa "DanOUinn IzpOd tega casD-
pisa u urednistpu "EndaopraUHostr' izrotila Mrs..
Mary Konestabo. stdpujOta na I9s08 Arrolcbsdd
Are
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-11

''Zdaj sem svoji zeni vec me-
secev pridigal 0 varcnosti )"
'''No-in uspeh?"
"Uspeh je ia, da sem Sc mo-
raj odvaditi kajenja.'
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
City Considers
Quonset Huts
BY JAMES INGLIS

NEW YORK, Dec. ia plar
for setting up army Quonset huts
for emergency shelter in Detroit
will be laid before the Detroit
Housing Commission today
Charles +. Edgecomb, commits
sion director, studied the proposal
with federal officials in Washing
Edgecomb explained that the
units could be obtained and set
up for $1,000 each and that each
one could be used for two small
housing units. lie said this price
included a bathroom for each
house.
The Quonset hut is a prefabri-
Gated portable structure shaped
like a half-cylinder. The huts
can be set up with a concrete
floor laid directly on the ground
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
E-ROIaaI
Sales Lag

Victory Loan promoters today
were striving 10 complete sales Of
1886 9i3 in e. bonds 10 meet
Wayne County'S S48,37l,000 goal
before the deadiiHe.
Quotas on all other types
Of Victory Loan bonds have
been exceeded. Individual pur-
chases, other than 4" bonds,
now total S6O.767473 on a quota
of S37. .556.0OO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Appraisers 10 Hear
Gehrke al MeetinQ

Walter Gehrke will review the
highlightS Of the recent mort
gage bankers convention at the
monthly meeting today Of the
Greater Detroit Chapter No 13
Of the Society of Residential
Appraisers, Leo A. ErSinski, presi-
dent, announces. The meeting
will be held at Sis p. an. at the
Harmonic Society In addition the
newly elected officers Of the chap
ter will be installed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Sea Perils 4b

NANTUCKET, Mass, Dec 10
(UP)-Coast guard rescue craft
stood by in heavy seas and freCZ-
ing temperatures at dawn today
10 rescue 46 men aboard the Ven
ezuelan freighter Indepcndcncia
which ran aground about four
miles off Nantucket Island last
night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
YanIaSlIila'S Death
Penalty Reviewed

MANILA, Dec. 13 (AP) 1t.
Gen. w d Styer, commander Of
American forces in the western
Pacific. announced today he had
completed his review Of Gen.
Tomoyuki YamaShita's death SEN
teuCe and had forwarded his
recommendations 20 Gen. Mac
Arthur in Tokyo Styer gave no
indication Waht he had recon-
rlnnADl
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14

IIighlighting the opening meet
ing viii be a dinner given by the
Detroit Bureau Of Governmental
Research. Chairman will be Loren
B. Miller Of the Detroit bureau,
and speakers Will include r. +.
Hutchinson Of Chrysler Corp. and
Senator SaltOnStall OF Massa-
ChuSCtiS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Research Men
Re-eIect GrdVIin

The Government Research As
sociation today reelected Leslie
NJ Gravlin, director of the Gov
crnmcntal Research Institute OF
Hartford, Conn, president at the
opening of its 3lst annual con-
ference in the Statler
Carl p. Herbert, director Of the
St Paul Bureau Of Municipal Re-
search. was named vice president,
and the following were chosen
trustees: Alvin A. Burger. re-
search director of the New Jer-
Sey State Chamber OF Commerce,
Lcnnox l.. Moak, executive direc-
tor of the governmental research
bureau Of New Orleans, and Doug
las Sutherland. executive Secre-
tary of the Civic Federation Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-28

VOL, 9:3o-Rsviyal n tho 1907 hit plsY,
The Wlkhins Hour"
WM, 9:3o--1hs D. 4. Investigates The
case Of loo Many Cigarettes"
WMAL, 1o.o0-Nil1 and PrindIs gfsst On
old friend, Al Elmer Blur Psans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-28

on the an TONIGHT
WRc, 7:00-vitior Bores saisrtains.
VOL, S:30-Ths stories behind certain Ian'
susgss dr,msti1sd.
WMAL, e:o0-stor d train that di0p,
psared In quiekssnd.
WI0p, e:00-Abboii and Costello drop In.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
Extra Sugar Permits
Available Tomorrow

Certificates for the purchase OF
sugar for home canning will be is
sued by District Ration Boards be-
ginning tomorrow, Robert K.
Thompson, District OPA director,
announced today.
The maximum amounts allowable
will be Is pounds per person for
canning purposes and 5 pounds per
person for preserving, with a total
maximum family allotment of 100
pounds for the season. The family
maximum for preserving will be 40
pounds, which is figured in as a
part of the total 120-pound maxi
mum.
Applications have been available
from the boards since June /. Per-
sons filling out blanks must attach
spare stamp 13 from Ration Book 4
for each member of the family for
whom application is made.
The total June quota of sugar
for the District is 100000 pounds,
Mr.. Thompson said. Previously
sugar was not allotted on a quota
Evening star., 1945-06-13

basis. OPA said the June quota Is
based on the amount issued last
year in May and June.
The amounts of subsequent
quotas have not been fixed. Appli-
cants will be screened" carefully
this year, 1t was said, with view
to issuance of certificates only to
persons who will use sugar for can
ming and preserving. The shorter
national supply makes a more eco
nomical policy necessary, Mr..
Thompson said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-20
NEW, USED SURPLUS
 OF GOVERNMENT IS
 UNDER OpA RULING

New ana used government sur plus is now under Supplementary Order 121 which provides for pricing of such surplus when sold in Alaska at wholesale or retail by government agencies or by private jobbers and retailers, the Alaska Office of Price Administration an- nounced
 The new regulation provides pric- ing formulas designed to make available the considerable amount of government surplus to consum- CTS at reasonable prices and to es- tablish usual markups for jobbers and retailers, the Alaska OPA said. It should prevent speculative buy ing and selling, yet not interfere at all with reasonable marketing arrangements, the OPA also de- clared
 Copies of so 121 have been sent to various government agencies This order is also available at War Price and Rationing Boards and at OPA offices in the Terri tory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-20
NAMES IN THE NEWS OF THE WEEK

Here are just a few of the many names that have figured in recent USO activities and that rate men, ticn in this column: The names of three very charming girls from the USO club in Sitka, who have visited with us several times this week, Helen Yaw, Evelyn Cameron and Carmena French, and of an attrac- tive new friend from the Fairbanks USO in the person of Lee Burmaster and the name of an old friend, Jim Murphy, from Johnstown, Pennsylvania, former member of the local Headquarters Company and the names of all those ten or a dozen members of the Port Company CT the Headquarters Company who left Juneau within the past several days, shortly to receive their dis charges and to each of whom all of us here in the USO wish the very lest of luck and happiness as they become civilians again and (speaking of the pest of good wish es) that is exactly what we've been wishing one of our very oldest friends in the USO, Matt Hahn, a member of our staff for nearly two years, who holds place of special affection in our hearts and for whom we are earnestly hoping an early recovery from his illness and a prompt return to health and hap piness.