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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-24

Ma l8 maja New York Times"
ina vest sa konferencije pod ma
slovom: "Stettinus odobrava slo-
bodu narodu Iako jel 'pripravan'
"a nju". cak sta wise, podnaslov
te vesti glasi: IS. D. delegati ho-
ce jedino termin 'samouprave'
da Sc pojavi u Svetskom Car
teru". Ali stvar ie u tome da oni
ne traze nista drugo nego ter
min". Stvarno oni traze poniste-
ME svega sto tai terInin pred
stavlja.
Kako Sc gore u ponenutom ma
slovu kaze, oni bi dali slobod1
kolonijalnim narodima ako su Ii
narodi "pripravni" "a slob0du
Nema toga naroda ma svetu koii
oni ne bi mogli protumaciti ne
pripravnim". Svi argument" &
mericke delegacije upereni su Il
tom pravcu. A vecina burzoas-
kih novina otvoreno su pisale ia
su Sjedinjene Drzave protiV ko-
Ionijalne slobode
| ako su sve koloniie "zauze-
te' ma slican nacin ma koii is i
Mussolini ''zauziinao" Ethiopiiu.
a Hitler Cehoslovacku, Austrijn
onda prosledio Il Poljsku. Ju-
goslavlju it'd. - ma nacin agresi-
je = slucaiu Britanije i Fran
cuske, to nije zlocin.
kako ia filoloSka logika ka-
pitalizma znaci u iednom slucaiu
jednu stvar, u drugom sasvifn
drugu suprotnu prvoi.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-24
Velika Britannia

Vest (AP) IL Londona cd Is.
maja javlja da je 'Britanski kru-
zer, Curacao potopljen, sa gu
bitkom 338 oficira vojl.ika ma
kon sudara sa brodom Queen
Mary ma Atlantskom oceanu ma
l. oktobra 1912, admiralstvo ie
izjavilo danas. Dopisnik Inovi-
narskil ma MENU izvestio je da
je kruzer bio presecen na dvo-
je."
Potopljenje broda, cak i sa
stotinama vojnika oficira ma
MENU. ako je strasno zlo, ME
ipak nikakva vanredna novost u
danasnjem razarackom ratnom
kapitalistickom svetu. Razlog,
radi kojeg smo pribelezili tn mo
vost" jeste tai, sto to nije no
vost. Ona je stara dive godine
osam meseci.
To "demokratski' kapitalisti
niihovi drzavnici nazivaju $50
bodom stampe". A koliko jos O.
vakvih "novosti" ina koje ce
nakon sto ovako ostare biti dos
tavliane citalackoj publici?
Vest (UP) cd dvadesetog ma
ia, il istog grada javlja da je
"Daily Express izvestio danas
il Oslo da je sabotaza norveskih
patricia bombardovanja RAJ
britanska Royal Air Force We
rovatno sprecilo Nemcima raz-
viii atomsku bombu."
"Takva bi bomba imala nal
vecu eksplozivnu moe ma svetu
j dala bi Nemcima odlucnu mad
moe da je bila usavrsena. kaze
Express"
No posto nije stigla "a ovaJ rat
mozemo Sc nadati da cemo le
verovatno imati u sledecem ra-
tu, koji ce opet naskoro docl,
pored jednoga koji Sc sada vod1
ma drugom predelu globusa. IA
pitalizam marljivo radi ma tome
da rat opet dodje, tamo gde
ga "a sada nema, ma usavrsa-
vanju bombi. A atomska bomDa
ie verovatno sledeci korak U
ratnom "progresu".
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-24

broj 3 ponovo izabere clana IL
svoje sredine u N. |. O. Sa oVirn
resenjem svi su clanovi puno-
pravni svi su prisutni.
lzue$taj partijstog sekretara.
Drug A. Petersen podneo je,
kao obicno, opsiran izvestaj koJi
ie citan blizu pet sati. Izvestaj
je jednoglasno primljen predan
L ruke raznih odbora. Isti &c, sa
celokupnim zapisnikom N. |. O.,
biti otstampan i clanstvu dos
tavlien. Narocitu paznju skre-
Gem nasem clanstvu da pazljiVo
procitaju tai izvestaj, kao sve
ostalo.
Izue$taj urednita Weekly
People.
Drug Eric Hass, ur e d n j k
WEEKLY PEOPLE-a, podneo je
svoj pismeni kao i kraci usmeni
izvestaj, koji je jednoglasno US
voien i predan u ruke odbora.
Izuestaj Kontrolnog Odbora.
Kontrolni Odbor, preko druga
Petersena, podneo je svo1 fl
nancijski izvestaj, koji je jedno-
glasno usvojen Isti &c biti clans
tvu dostavljen.
Izuestaj Federacija.
Procitani su izvestaji Bugars-
ke, Madjarske Jugoslavenske
Federacije. 1sti SUI jednoglasno
primleni
Izbor raznih odbora.
U odbor Mileage and N. E. C.
Session Expenses" izabrani SUI
drugovi: T. Gramaticoff H.
Steiner.
u odbor "a stampu Litera-
turu: j. c. Borden, J. Sim l.
Feinberg.
U odbor ways and Means:
j T. Evanic, M. Lipicky F.
Schnur. =
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-24
'Pravda' i svetska
organizaciija

Ia svaku doazeeu vadajucu klasu, prkr-
vanje "apstraktne pravfe'', jeste svetnja. To
je logicno. Ako postoj ''apstraktna pravda
onda, sta postoii biti pravedno. A ako
le pravedno sta postoj onGa s,, respektivne
vladajuce klase pravedne; niihovo posojanjc,
kao posledica tosa jeste ovekovecenie; i, k'o
konatna posedca, napad M njih, iii dit bunov-
nicku ruku protiv niih. jese svetogrdje. Otuia
mi vdimo da niiedna vladaiuca klasa drz
do istoriie lstorija zbaeuje pretvaranie j. zaled
no tim, teorju 'apstraktne pravde
DANIEL DE LEON.
Govori drzavnika koji Sc odrzavaju na
konferenciji Ujedinjenih Nacija u San Fran
cisco obiluju slavopojkama pravdi Oni
su jednoglasni u uzdzanju pravde kao ledne
pojmljive osnove Ia svetsku organizaciju
"Pravda", rekao je predsednik Truman na
konferenciji u svom pozdravom goyoru "o5-
taje najveca sila ma zemlji'',
Ta vrla rec "pravda" sadrzi odjekuiucl
moralni kvalitet. Ali Sta ona, tacno, znatl?
Pitanje nije postavljeno neozbiljno. Ako
ispitamo shvacanje pravde, mi otkrivamo da
Sc ono koje Sc podrzava Cd. narodnih nasa
csnovno razlazi Cd shvacanja onih koji po-
seduju vladaju, koji u normalnom smislu,
dele pravdu. Prvi mogu, prema tome bitl
zavedeni cd reel CHA bi primena cd posted
Nth mogla donet samo razuverenje, do
nett ga sta wise, prekasno ola bi ista vredilo.
kako Sc, onda, ova shvacanja razilaze?
Pojam pravde ina svoje korenje stare
dfevnoj komunalnoj eri, koja je prethodila
pojavi privatnog vlasnistva gradianskog
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-24

'Nikola Kalinic IL Deljeva, sa-
rajevske oblasti i Ilija Pantelic
IL Benkovca nekim cudom su
ostali zivi kada SUI videli ma %.
marta ustase gde miniraju sve
barake u logoru pokusali da ma
padnu svoje mucitelje da bi po-
begli,' 'Nekoliko hiljada ljudi,
zena i dece nasrnuse pravcu
kapije logora. Ustasi otvore pail
bu ma njih il masinskih puska
i veliki broj osoba bese ubijen.
Strasna paljba promasi zausta-
viii zarobljenike. Gomile naroda
nasrnuse ma kapiju preko leseva
palih zarobljenika.
Oval bivsi jasenoyacki zarob-
lJenlk misli da je Cd nekoliko
hllJada ljudi, zena dece, ostalo
tex oko loO zlvih. Oni koji sn
promasili pobeci odvedeni SUI kod
reke Save, [gde SUI poubijani j
baceni vodu Geo logor je bio
dlnamitovan ostatci zaroblie-
nika mogu Sc jos sada videti
kroz lOgor.
'Svega skupa oko 100000 O.
soba umoreno je u jasenovackom
logoru.'"
Takodjer vest dodaje, da
je 'vodja Hrvatske Seliacke
Stranke, Vlatko Mack, pobegao
sa Nemcima u nepoznatu destina-
ciju'. l, takodjer da je britanska
vlada naredila svojim vojnim 81
lama u sredozemstvu da sve Mi
hailoviceve cetnike koji Sc pre-
daju iii koje zarobe, internira-
ju. Razlog je, kaze Sc, tai sto oni
tesko da SUI Sc u opste borili ma
strani saveznika, vec da su vodili
borbu protiv sila marsala Tita.
Jasenovac, Majdanek, Belsen,
kao i mnoga druga mesta, bice
zabelezeni u istoriji verovatno
pamceni sve dok bude 1judi ma
zemlji. To SUI krvave perjanice
"a SeSirom nacizma i fasizma po-
sebice svetskog kapitalizma u
opste.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-24
Nen1acka

Liuet. Gen. Lucien D. Clay
Eisenhowerov sef Americke Mi
litarne Wade u Nemackoj, IL
(Nastavak ma 4. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-24

Tako Sc to deSava kada Sc meri
sebi. u tom slucaju odmeraVa Sc
sto wise sto brze. A drugom,
sto mamie sto sporije.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-24
Vaz1,e medjunarodne vesti.
Jugoslavija

Ured Ratnh Inomacia Washingtona cd IS maia donos
vest rekordovana ugoslavenkom radu varvarsvu ma
csa ustasa koje izve logoru asenov
Vest kaze da diva coveka eudo zbeg smrt da b
isprea sedeu prcu kada Druga ugoslavenska
mia" usla grad; kako je donosi pomenuti ured:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-24
kroz kapitalistieku Ameriku.
Sjedinjene Drzave protiv slobode kolonija

Vec nekolko dana konferenci San Francisco zvahno
raspravlja nezavsos oslobodenju koona Sovetsa
RuslJa zJava korist 18TH dok Ve
Francuska koe bi nave bile tim pogodjene otvoreno prove
Sjedinjene Drzave kru pitanu dovsuu
i m slobocu
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-24
NAsA SREDSTvA: Prosve

NAsA SREDSTVA: Prosve.
fivanjo radnifke hiase Il auhu
Marksiznaa: da s,l rad i kapi-
tai neponlirljivi neprijatelii;
orgaaizovanje radnicke klase
Il, jednu Revol,tcioaariu Fosi-
tifku, PxEtiju Ia osvajanie
razafanje Politifke DrZave IA
pitalizma; organizovanje rad
nika u jednu revoluciona~nts
Industrijalnu Juniju "a uzi-
mamie, drzanje / kretanje svih
zemaljshih II dust tri A.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-05-24
NAaA SYRIA: Unistenjs

NAAA SYRIA: UnistemJe
kapitansticxog uredjenJa; y
-nisteajo najamnOg T o ssV
radnitka kla 8 e; prenasnJo
sv.h xemajskih industrial =
ruke organisovaaih proi1vo
djaCa; svakom radniku pospuA
plod njegovog rada; oaoDo-
djenje celog covetanstva %
morije Rasne Vladavlne; US
postavltanje Slobodne AaJed-
nice Drugova / DrugaIaca
Industrijalne Republike Rada.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
Bishop Sheriff.

Bishop Sheriff. Bishop Oman
today by Air Transport Command
for Europe.
Official representatives of the
Federal Council of Churches. they
will examine "the new religious
forces emerging in German Prot
estantism" and report back to the
American churches how they can
best assist in rehabilitation.
Bishop Oman is president of the
council and Bishop Sheriff. is chair
man of the General Commission on
Army and Navy Chaplains. Presi-
dent Truman has approved their
visit to Germany, where they will
be Joined by DR.. Franklin Clark
Fry, president of the United Luth-
eran Church in America, now
abroad.
A series of conferences with
German church leaders will be held
during the two-week stay of the
delegation. Among them will be
Pastor Martin Niemoeller, Bishop
Theophilus Wurm of Wurtemberg
chairman of the newly organized
Council of Evangelical Churches in
Germany, and DR.. Otto Dibelius,
Bishop of Berlin.
The three American churchmen
will also confer with high-ranking
United States Army officials in
Germany.
Bishop Oman predicted that,
inasmuch as two-thirds of Germany
is Protestant, the church will exer-
else great influence.
1T is imperative that the demo-
cratic forces in the German Church
control the church and that leader
ship sympathetic to Nazi theology
and practice be removed" he as
serted.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
German Coptives Give
$10,147 for Victims
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
FORT CUSTER, Mich, Nov. 23.-
German prisoners of war at Fort
Custer have donated $10,14758 to
be used by the International Red
Cross among victims of German
concentration camps, it has been
announced.
1t. Col. Edwin G.. Reynolds, COM
mandant, said the money, given
voluntarily, was saved by the pris-
oners out of the 80-cent daily wage
they receive from this Government.
Once members of Hitler's army,
the prisoners have agreed the
money is to be used for families of
any concentration camp victims, re-
gardless of race, religion or ma
tionality
Evening star., 1945-11-23
First Postwar 0pen-House
To Be Held at BoIIinq Field

Boiling Fields first postwar OPEN
house will be held from to pm.
Sunday, Col William L. Boyd, COM
mander of the field, announced to-
day. Several thousand persons are
expected to attend.
The newest types of bombers,
fighters and transport planes will
be shown and guests will be invited
to see the nerve center of the field
its operations center. Civilians also
will be permitted to visit three
hangers where maintenance men will
answer questions.
Purpose of the open house is te
acquaint the public with the peace
time job of Air Forces and to spur
recruiting.
The Army Air Forces Band, under
direction of Capt. George S. Howard
will play.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
Eost Capitol Street
Project Model Moved

A model and several architectural
drawings of the proposed East Cap.
itol street development, recently ex.
hibited by the National Capital Parl
and Planning Commission at the
Corcoran Gallery Of Art, are to re.
main on display in a show window al
1914 H street NE. through December
l, it was announced today by Mis-.
iva Irene Swift. librarian of the
District Public Library's Northeast
Branch.
Books and pamphlets on Wash.
ington also are to be included II
the display.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
Surgeon Generals Aide
Cited for Service

Mrs. Winifred C. Kahmann, chief
of the occupational therapy branch
reconditioning consultants division
Office of the Surgeon General, has
been cited for meritorious civilian
service to the War Department, it
was announced today.
Mrs. Kahmann was presented an
emblem and citation by Maj. Gen
Norman T. Kirk, Army surgeon
general.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
Two U. 5. BishopsFIy
To Germany 10 Study
Protestant Conditions

The needs of Protestants will be
studied in Germany by Bishop G..
Bromley Oman of New York and
Bishop Henry Knox Sheriff. of
Boston, who left National Airport
Evening star., 1945-11-23

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-23
RUSS0-CHINESE
 RELATIONS ARE
 T0BE IMPROVED
Conference Between Sial- in,rSoong Reported of
 Great Importance
By Eddy Gilmore Associated Press War Correspondent

MOSCOW, July 23.-The recent conversations hety/,en Generaliss- i.no Stalin and Chinese Premier T. V. Soong, have paved the way for an understanding Heretofore never achieved by the two nations, a we'll informed and reliable source told the Associated Press today.
 This source said that if all went well when the Russian and Chinese leaders resumed their discussions af- ter the Big Three meeting, they could leach an accord on broad program of close cooperation. This would Le a realistic and practical program in which China nigh find herself in the closest relationship with her powerful neighbor, with whom she shares one of the longest common frontiers in the world.
 The information pointed out that China's role in the postwar world has been recognized by the United Nations, and that she could now look to Russia for assistance in becoming cae of the worlds great powers in fact as well as on paper
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-23
CHINESE
 TIGHTEN
 POSITION

CdUNGKING, July 23-Chinese treCps tightening the pressure on the former American air base city Of Kweilin have severed the main Japanese communication route be- tween Kwangsi and Human provin- ces by reoccupying the rail town of Chiehshou, the High Command an- today.
 Chinese troops closed within eight miles of Kweilin from the southwest.
 Chiehshou is fl miles northeast of Kweilin and its three former Ameri- can airfields.
 One column of Chinese, pushing along the subsidiary road, which leads from captured LiuchoW to Kweilin. reached a point 12 miles south Of Yangso, which the high cen m&nd said was 6 former Ameri- can air base site. This was the first disclosure that U. s. planes had tesn based at that point, which is z4 miles south of Kweilin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-23
DOLLY GRAY
 pASSES AWAY. AT HOSPITAL.
CoIorfuI 0Idfimer of Ju. neau, 33rd Degree
 Baseball Fan, Dies

Juneau lest one of it's best loved and most colorful oldtime residents with the passing last evening of James Latimer tDony) Gray at St. Anns Hospital.
 Born in Kansas City, Missouri sept. 27, 1879, he was nearing his 16th birthday at the time of his death
 He came to Juneau as linotype operator June IT. 1904, from Ketch- lkan, whcre he had spent about one and half years.
 On June 4, 1908, he was united in marriage to Miss Emma Williams of Juneau, who survives him.
 Always active in community en- .eTprizes, Gray was a member of Tglcc No. 6 Pioneers of Alaska, and of BP.OE Lodge No. APO, of which he was Past Exalted Ruler, as well as Mayor of Juneau and member cf the City Council for several years.
 Also included in his many activities and interests, was the Juneau vol Iunteer Fire Department, with which he served as Chief for years.
 A first-class baseball player, and later a most enthusiastic fan and supporter, no baseball game in Juneau or vicinity was complete without Dolly" Gray either in the lineup CT the bloachers. His favorite cxpy cssicn was why" and answered by because .
 Left to mourn his loss, in addition to his widow, are daughter, Iris, and a son, James Latimer, Jr.
 Funeral arrangements are to be announced later. The remains are at the Charles w Carter Mortuary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-23
BUBBLE ROOM s OPENING IS
 BIG SUCCESS
Lorde Crowds Affend First Nighi of New Ju-
 neau Club

A capacity crowd jamnned Alaska s newest night spot Saturday night for the grand opening of the Baran- Of Hctel's newly rsmodeled Bubble Room.
 Clossd for the last five months for extensive alterations the new Bubble Room featured a brand new supper room in addition to the cock fail lounge, along with entertainers and an orchestra which played from 8 D. m. until 2 a. m.
 The patrons were high in their praise for the re-created paintings .Cf Indian tribal dances, and smart modern decorations which were un- der the supervision of Ed Hoffman, who personally transferred the paintings from the old Bubble Room to the new walls.
 songs by Heather Lane, former Portland night club entertainer, were well applauded during the eve- uing as was the cocktail hour en- tertaiument by instrumentalist Ray Hutsfield.
 The new dining and dancing spot will be open every evening with dancing and entertainment nightly, according to Manager Jack Fletcher.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-23
REPRESENTATIVE OPPOSES CHANCE
 IN WAGE STATUS
COngressm an Johnson Wires Support of Alaska
 Sfand on Federal Pay
(Continued from Page One)

paid, of 25 per cent of base sal aries.
 Fog, obscurins Glacier Bay yes- terday, resulted in looping one day eff the visit to this area by Con- gresamsn composing the House In- terior Department Appropriations Sub-Committee.
 The five Congressmen,- aboard the Fish and Wildlife vessel Brant, were stopped by fog at the en- trance to the spectacular ice-age National Monument on their in spection trip Sunday and turned back to Hoonah, from where they arrived back in Juneau this morn ing.
 The Congressional group now plans to fly to Anchorage this afternoon instead of tomorrow and will hold hearings. ill the Rail Center City Tuesday instead of on the return trip from the Interior, as originally planned.
 Afer visiting Anchorage and Matanuska they will be conducted ons an auto trip over the Glenn and Richardson Highways, return ing to Anchorage by railroad from Fairbanks.
 On their hop to the Westward, they will be accompanied by Gov. Ernest Gruening, as well as other
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-23
Cabinet
 Position k
 Under Study

WASHINGTON, July 23-Creation of a new department of Welfare and Security, whose secretary would be- come the eleventh cabinet member is under study by administration of- fcials seeking to simplify the gov- crnment's structure.
 Officials familiar with consolida- ticn plans now being weighed re- vealed this proposal today. They made no predictions whether the plan actually would emerge with request for congressional action.
 The proposed new department would take over the several offices now bundled loosely together under the Fedaral Security Administration headed by Paul V. McNutt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-23
"SLEEp SHIFT" TROOPER TRAIN
 E EXPERIMENT

CAMP KILMER, N. J, July 23- Texas-boQnd combat veterans were enroute to their home state today in the war departments experiment. al sleep shift" troop train.
 Devised after veterans complained they were forced to travel long dis tanoes in congested day coaches, the le-coach combination Pullman coach train pulled cut of here last night On a test run to Fort Sam Houston, Texas, with the Texans guaranteed white sheets and 24 hours in bed during the two-day trip.
 Each veteran was assigned last
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-23
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT
 DISGUISED BY LIONS

King Lion Barney Anderson led the Lions Club in an open discus sion on Civic Improvement for the Channel area at the clubs noon lUnchecn today. The possibility of having at least one of the proposed hC1pitals for Alaska located in this area was one of the high points.
 The program committee was asked to go to work on new signs for the city at the docks and airport.
 Tie program Committee was thanked for their fine job on the banquet honoring Lions Internation- al Past President Frank Birch the Club gave last Thursday.
 Guests at the luncheon today were. Capt. Elmer Yates of Liberty Ship Phillip G. Forrest, U. s. Navy, a Juneau boy, and Frank Stone, rep resentative of the PAA in Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-23
Ggouello Marx on Honeymoon win
 His Young Bride

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, July B. Julius Marx, 54, better known as Grcucho, the comedian. was honey- incoming today with his 24-year-old bride, singer Catherine Maryis Cor cey.
 They were married here Saturday by Justice of the Peace.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-23
MRS. POLLEN IMPROVES

: Mrs. Edna Policy, who recently went south because of ill health, is recuperating nicely from nerve operation which she underwent in a Seattle hospital Although com pletely successful, the operation left her in weakened condition which has required several blood transfusions.
 Mrs. Policy is now at the home of a friend, and her address is eco Queen Anne, Seattle, 9, Wash, GO B. F. Rhodes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-23
CLARTBEL RAKESTRAW
 VISITING IN JUNEAU

Miss Claribel Rakestraw, of Port land, Oregon, former schoolmate Of Mrs. F. E. Moore, is visiting here at the Moore home.
 Miss Rakestraw, who will return to the Rose City this week via Pan American, is so favorably i'm pressed with Juneau and outdoor sports possibilities hereabouts she intends to return to make her home here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-23
SIDES ON TRIP

Deputy Collector M. H. Sides was to leave Juneau today on an official business trip for the Gus toms Service, bound for Anchorage, Fairbanks and Fort Yukon. He ex- poets to be gone about 10 days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-23
MoNAGLE APPOINTED

An order signed in District Court here Saturday by Federal Judge George F. Alexander appoints M. E. Monagle attorney ad litem to represent the interests of c. E. Beh- rens in proceedings concerning Government condemnation of land near Haines.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-23

night to either a Pullman or a coach Those in the Pullmans, sleeping two to lower and one in the upper, remain in the Pullmans 24 hours of the trip, when they will take over the coaches and the coach. occupants transfer to the Pullmans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-23
DIR. FOLEY, FAMILY
 RETURN TO SKAGWAY

Dr. and Mrs. Clayton Policy and sons, Roger and Ernest, who have been the house guests of MT. and Mrs. Burr Johnson, returned to their home in Skagway on the Princess Louise.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-23

received by his parents, MT and Mrs. Herman Porter.
 Young Porter gave the impression h. will soon be transferred to some western place for further hospital iZatiOn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-23
JuneauMan Given
 Promotion on Ship

SOMEWHERE IN THE PACIFIC
 -Buel s. Smelcer, boatswain's mate, first class, of 1035 West East St., Juneau, Alaska, has been advanced to his present rating aboard a new 45,000-ton battleship which has been participating in recent carrier task force strikes against the Japanese homeland