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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
NEVAzINEKIT
AKLAI

Nei vienas is musu nebutu-
me tick neatsargus kad vaziuo-
ii automobilyje su aklu limo
gum prie vairayimo ratio. Ta-
ciau nekurie autornobilistai lei
dzia apakinti save sniego, le-
do ir miglos rukais ant priesa-
kiniq, soniniu ir uzpakaliniu
savo automobile stiklu.
Motoristai sulyg istatymais
privalo visais laikais tureti al
sku matyma is priesakio, sonu
ir uzpakalio savo automobile.
Tx kelly sekundu darbas pra-
salins ta nereikalinga pavoju
tau paciam ir ITEMS kurie nau-
dojasi gatvemis. siadien mes,
veik visi skubames. Skubeji-
mais uzmirstame naudoti savo
geriausia nuovoka. Mes visi
pripazystam kad vaziavimas
trafike pavojingas; pripazys-
tam ir kad is visu ypatybiu
reikalingu saugiam vaziavimui
natymas yra pats svarbiau-
sias. Taciau leidziam ledams
ir sniegui sutrukdyti matyma,
kuris galima pataisyti mazu
., nasistengimu.
Reikia taip pat ziureti kad
/ priesakines ir uzpakalines svie-
sos butu pilnai tvarkoje.
! Jei matymas bus priziurimas
nuo trukdymo, visiems .padi-
des saugumas ir. isvengimas
nelainaes payoju.1
u. Cleveland Police Dept.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
ko Amerikos Lietuviai
Nezino
LIETUVlAl GALL AMERIKA VALDYTI

tikrintu Lietuviu balsu, parti-
ju vadai mielai su jais skalty-
tusi, pazadetu ir duotu valdis-
kas vietas, ir tai zymesnes, ku-
ri puse pasiektu laimejimo.
Prezidento rinkimuose maLa
reiksme turetu $1,000 ar 10000
Lietuviu balsu Jeigu elektoriu
skaicius dalintusi proporcingal
sulyg gautu balsu kiekvlenam
kandidatui. Taciau ir tai tu-
retu savo reiksme.
Sic sumineti skaiciai balsuo-
toju dideles reiksmes turi ir
valstiju gubernatoriu rinki-
muose, tik Lietuviai nemoka
rimtai politikuoti, rimtai nau-
dotis savo privilegija ir savo
jiega.
VletoJe to, Jle gablal moka
vieni kitty pastangas sugriauti,
vieni kittens kenkti, persekio-
ii, kojas kaisioti.
Uztai, nors Amerikos Lietu-
viai su apie 100000 savo bal
suotoju gall Amerika valdyti,
iie jos niekuomet nevaldys.
.... .. Politicus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19

Jei visus Hollywood pagyrimus
sudetum vienas prize kito jie tiktai
isreikstu 81 zavetinai puiku persia
tyna ant ledo - ICE FOLLIES OF
1945, kuris atsidaro Arenoj pirma
dienio vakare, Sausio % II TESTS
per astuonias dienas.
Sis naujas Shipstad and johnson
perstatymas yra ne tlktal didesnls
bet geresnis negu visi kit pirmiau
tureti perstatymai.
Zavejancios figures, blizgancios
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19


Desrukes is kiaulienos, kuri mesa
paprastai lengvai gamama parduo-
t,,vese pastaru laiku, sudaro pui-.
kia ir skania vakariene, jei patie
kiamos SUI sosu darytu is alaus.
81 naujas, isbandytas valgio re-
ceptas Kiaulienos Desrukiu Alaus
Sose sudaro skanu sosa kuris yra
CANA tirstas bet nera riebus. Prize
skoniai kurie dedasi j tai susijun-
gia puikiai su alum. Keturiu zmo-
niu valgiui vartok:
l svara kiaulienos desru (pork
sausage)
1 vidutinio dydzio svoguna, SUI
pjaustyta,
l bapkos lapa
pepperkornus
2 puodukus aiaus is bonkos
1 sauksta miltu.
Sudek desras bliuda ir uzpilh
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19

Ao oAo pc1odhy llidS - hcU
LlETUVIAI CALI AMERIKA
VALDYTI skamIba fantas-
tiskai, bet tai dalykas kurio
Amerikos Lietuviai nezinojo ir
nepasinaudojo. Ar zinodami
mokes pasinaudoti tue - sun
ku tikrinti, mes Lietuviai ne
tlk kad nemoka vieningai dir
btl, bet labai sugabiai moka
savo mazas, bet labai svarbias,
Jiegas ardyti.
Ta ka virsuje tikrinu, ge-
riausia paliudija pastari Pre-
zidento rinkimai. Kaip ne vi
81 zinc, bet politikierlai gerai
Zinc, Americas prezldenta rem
ka ne visuotini palsavimai, bet
visuotinu balsavimu isrinkti
klekvienos valstijos elektorlai,
sulyg gyventoju skaiciaus.
Kiekvienoje valstijoje, visus
elektorius gauna ia partija ku-
ii gauna nors viena balsa dau-
giau negu antroji partija.
Geriausias pavyzdis pasta
rails rinkimais lai buna Michi-
gan ir Ohio valstijos:
Michigan valstijos 10 elek-
toriu buvo caves Dewey, Xxi
pagaliau Rooseveltui suejo dar
apie $4,000 balsu daugiau ne
gu paduota uz Dewey, ir visi
10 elektoriu isrinkti Demokra-
tai, Roosevelto. zmones.
Ohio valstija Dewey islaike
tiktai SUI 1880 balsu ir is "a
elektoriu Rooseveltui neteko
llcl VlCIldS.
Ohio valstijoje reikia skaity-
tt virs 10000 Lietuviu balsuo-
toju. Taigi tuos 1855 balsuo-
toju lengvai gall tureti save
itakoje tik viena Dirva.
Gerai organizuotu Lietuviv
balsuotoju skaicius is 10000
kuriu Michigan valstijoje tick
fandasi, lengvai gall nusver.
ii rinkimus tokiais atvejais.
Apie 10000 Lietuviu balsuo,
toju gall rastis Pennsylvania
je; apie 10000 ar daugiau New
Yorko valstijoje; apie $4,000
New Jersey valstijoje; apie
10000 Mass. valstijoje; apie
$4,000 Illinois valstijoje; apie
10000 Conn. valstijoje, ir tt.
Skaitlines yra tiktai spell.
mas, gall butt kaip kuriose val.
stijose zymiai daugiau.
Ma O sios valstijos kaip til
ir yra lemiamos prezidento rim
kimuose. JOS sudaro didziau.
81, reikalinga elektoriu skaiciu
Jeigu smarki, kovinga, pro
tinga ir sumani grupe Lietuvil
politikos vadu kiekvienoje Sit
valstiju gabiai darbuotusi Lie
tuvius balsuotojus bent pavir
sutinai palaikyti politiskai su
sipratusiais, ir jei galetu lro
dyti ir Republikonams ir De
mokratams kad jie savo walls
tijoje turi toki tai skaiciu uz
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19

paciuzos, muzika pritaikyta prie
veiksmp il sokiu, sudaro ia nuosta-
bu grozi sio perstatymo ant ledo.
SuvirS $50 ciuoziku su geru pora
tuzinp ivairiu aktu sudaro pagrin-
da sio "graziausio perstatymo pa
saulyje".
Viskas remiasi ant grozio, kuris
tiesiog traukia a!li ir zaveja jaus-
mus.
Tikietai Siam pet@ttGty .nui galima
nirkti isanksto is Arena ir Bond
Clothes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19

DEL KO neivyksta vienin-
gumas? Mat, Grigaitis, simu-
tbs ir Vaidyla susltare laikytis
tik to kad jiems viskas - ar
ba nieko.
Kada pamate kad gales pa
grobti bendra fonda savo ma
gus. jie tuoj soko prie to fon-
do = ir pasiseke.
Dabar kai Lietuvai Vaduoti
Sajunga pasiule dirbti vienin-
gal Lietuvos vadavimo darba,
tie trys vyrai pasake kad LVS
turf atsiduoti jiems su visu sa-
vo kraiciu ir savo pavarde -
kaip istekanti merga. Kitaip
jie nenori nieko bendro tureti
su LVS ir jos vadais.
W tokia savo "chrabrasti'
jie uzdejo visuomenei sukrauti
jiems $4,000 kontribucijos.
>Visuomene, pakrapstyk savo
kisenius, bet anaiptol nedrysk
paklausti ka jie su tais $4,000
darys.
VIENAS PIEMUO paklydo
- tai Leonas Pruseika. las
isverstkailis klejodamas apie
Lenku vyriausybe, kuri nesu-
tinka Maskvai pasiduoti, pri-
sikabina ir prie Lietuviu, ST.
taip:
Gar ne ironija kad prie ju
prisidejo simuciai, Karpiai il
Grigaiciai, kurie savo jaunose
dienose gal kiaules game.
"Muziko vaikas, Writes ponu,
kartais, dar paskudnesnis u5
tikra pona."
Katrie turejo savo kiauliQ
tie jas game, ir Lietuviu patar,
lie teisingai. sako: "Kiauliu ne
games ponu nebusi''.
Tie zmones nors gina save
krasta ir savo zmones kur sa,
vo kiaules game. Bet kaip sU
tue piemeniu Pruseika kuris
taip paklydo ir visa savo pie
memo uztarnauta nauda pave
da Sovietu krankliams?
Per tvOra
BOLSEVIKU Vilnis sake
esa apie Lietuvos rusinima ne
gall butt jokios kalbos. Ma
tegul Vilnis pabando Lietuvor
pasiusti Lietuviskai uzadresuo
Ca ld1ohq
BOLsEVIKU laikrasciai Vii
niuje skelbia jog pilieciai tel
esa maitinami agurkais ir sim
foniniais koncertais.
Tokiu maistu kahn ar Tary
bu valdzia neprivercia piliecil
tik vemti. -.
GRIGO bite Chicagoje bar;
Valstybes Sekretoriu Stetti
MUS kan jis santykiais SUI So
vietija nerodo vyriskumo, be
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
NEUzMIRSKIT Sc

,Siusdami Dirvos Redakcij
Administracijai ar Agentu'
pkius paklausimus, visada j.
M &c paste zenkleli at
nj TaS hnti's
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-29
G|obster Night
Better l5l-Hour
Flight Schedule

aboard the Giobstcr. sept. %.
-NAiD--Ehe GIobstcr MAY beat
the l5l hour schedule set for
lis round the world f,iGnt, it d.
v"loped to-day.
|. ). Army Air TranSnort
Command observers turned un
this chance as the i0-pasSengcr
Col headed eastward over the
Atlantic after d stop at bermuda,
with santa Maria, the 3zorc,
and ~CaSablanca next on the %
l51 mile journey.
IT VAS pointed out that Two
and a Cnc-hali hours were picked
III by flying direct from Wash
HnGt0n 10 Bermuda, eliminating
a New York stop. Another hour
may be picked up Through the
decision 10 fly from san Fran
else" to Washington nonstop.
ThuS this historic flight. for"-
runner OF weekly service around
the globe, could end Thursday
night. The great plane, carving
eight passengers who viii 90 the
entire trip ard uHc bound for
Calcutta completed the 730-miIc
Washington Bermuda flight
right en- >encdule-iour hour, Is
minutes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-29

Continued on Page TWo)
Evening star., 1945-06-21
HELP MEN and WOMEN

ASST. CANTEEN MANAGER, experienced
military hotel Apply in person, MRS
6aXDf 200 JSSSaRK ST ssRo sHfsks p..Ss.,
well-paid work. part or full time; chance
PEoPLEs DRUG STORE or employment
ONCE, ~ st. ne.
CLERK, 30-hr. wk., to learn handling of
outgoing mail, including use OF mimeo-
graph and postage machine. Phone Ma.
CONTACT WoRK-Excellent peacetime
opportunity in washington bureau OF ma
tionally known publishing company for
ambitious young man or woman with pleas.
ing personality who can meet and inter-
view Government representatives regarding
governmental affairs and regulations. Call
DIRECTOR. Ma. 4614 between 3 and 6 pm.
COOK. good working conditions, S-hr. day.
good salary. no sunday work. no night
work. Apply 8. 8. KREsGk CO., 666 Pa.
COUPLE, white. for virginia suburban
home; man as driver and general handy
man. woman rs cook and general house
work: $3.50 mo. and complete maintenance.
Call Falls Church 2g6a-J.
DISHWASHERS. experienced, for dishwash-
ins machine. hours, - to q or 5 TO q
excellent salary and WORKING conditions.
Apply in person, 341a Conn ave
DIsHwAsHERs AND POTWAsHERs, col
BASeADoR HOTEL. 18th 1t K st. NV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

IT'S THE littLe things that
l. make Raleigh a great ciga-
rette. Little things like starting
with the finest tobaccos grown
under the sun. Little things
like letting Nature do the
aging-unhurried, unforced.
Little things like packing the
cigarettes so they reach you
factory-fresh and full-favored.
It's these little things (and a
lot more of them) that make
Raleigh the cigarette with
quality to burn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
MANY DECORATIONS

The couple planned 10 remain in
Detroit only until tomorrow night.
when they Will leave for New
York.
Gen ROycC native Of Mar
qucttc. has fought in almost every
thcater of World War IL He led
a raid on the laps Al Manila lust
few days after Bataan fell, and
evacuated personnel from that
area For that he Won a PrcSi-
dental unit citation
A commander Of the Middle
East wing ne was decorated by
King Peter Of Nugo>lavia He also
wears tho Distinguished Service
Gross. the Distinguished Service
Medal and the Legion of Merit
with Oak Leaf Cluster.
As the first American 70 fly
over German lines IN World War
1, he received the CroN dc Guerrc.
The first Mrs Royce died a year
apo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
WEARS BEANER COAT

Miss Bergc>. daughter Of MI
and Mrs William RergeS Of North
Hollywood. Cal. was cloaked al
most from top 20 toe OF her >
feet ] inch m = smart beaver
coat with matching high brown
nat. She wore the generals
camclAa>
For the ceremony She chose 4
gray crouc afternoon dress with
uatN tiur -arCuSsorieS
The wedding VIII take place in
the Book Cadillac suite al Fay
f homes T7dUaECT Of tt1C motel am
an old friend OF the general a
few close friends Will be IN at
tendance
The guests were TO include Col
Bradford a Shaw. commanding
officer Of Selfridge Field. once
Gen. R0yCe.s post Mr.. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs " Z Murray Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Hudson. Mrs Harry
! Fox and Mr. and Mrs Henry "
Price Of Birmingham
The Sclfrldgc Field chaplain.
Capt Harold p. HaCemann. was
10 perform the Lutheran marriage
ceremony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
The Hobgobiin of Han1tran1ck:
DOES q GAneB0
When
CROWDS GATHER

The ghost Of Hamtramck dldn =
show
Tho night was cold and roo
many people including police.
Wcrc around tho homc of John
Czarnik. 9lS5 Mitchell tor Tho
hobgobitn 10 put OF ms act last
night No ghOstly humping was
heard ln the CZarnlk home at the
zero hour OF g not even a timld
tap,
But that docSnt mean that the
Hamtramck hobgoblln Is non
existent Nor does it-uran thar
he won't tbIHup The walls OF the
CZaFHrk home again Many Will
tell YOU in "a whisper that the
ghost Will be back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
I Gamblers ReturIIN
From Prison for Trial

Joe Eommar!to and Edward
We.shorg who are serving sen.
fences Of one 10 five years on
gambling charge, VIII bc returned
from Jackson Prison Tuesday 10
stand trial for another gambling
oficnsc allcgcdly committed while
they were ON bond on the first
charge
They WIll boz returned horc on n
-t-trrrr'ty ~t--f1r-ri yr----
icrdaA h4 Recorder Judge John
II E-.lL-L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
CdII Sponsor Found
Guilty Of Violation

George + Ross. A. of a blown
town hotel today was found guilty
OF soliciting funds 'or the fnfan-
tile paralysis drive without %
permit.
Ross operating as The Cgeaior
Detroit Club. ran y ball at tho
Hotel Book Cadillac last week.
after he had been CHARGED with
the ordinance violation. Ordinance
Judge George T Murphy -aId that
he wouid yrntrrrr fr7--v m II yvr--i--
after the probation Office has
made us report.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
POLICE HEARD THUMBS

Others stand ready 10 chal-
lenge The unWorldly thumpIuCS
on the wall
The-RhoStlp visits 10 ihp Cat
mix home began q week ago last
Sunday AZ about Q p NJ
II was Just - humping ~ FIRST
Trump. thunp tnump against "a
bedroom wall. Then n moved INTO
Tho kitchen. Again tho humps
came y another bedroom. just
thump. thump thump
Police were called and 'hry
heard ~. Patrolmcn Charlie Sko-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Dancer Asks Divorce

Jack Martin OF The Barlum Ho-
tel was granted divorce today
from his dancing partner wife.
Adele. whom he accused Of taking
all his earnings and compelling
HIM 10 beg her tor cash enough TO
get a haircut.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
General Royce
To Marry Here
CONTINUED from Page Three

Continued from Page Three
crack Dctroltcr. was two and
hall hours late because Of eastern
Billiards and the delay enhanced
the brcathlcSsncSS Of the last
minute preparations for Detroit
top-rankLug "fuIlough wedding
The license stu was 10 be- ob-
tanned and under Michigan law
the brIGc-tO-bG- was required 70
submit 20 n blood tcst, he bridal
bouquet remained 10 ~ selected
all in less than six hours The
usual hyC-day wait WAS waived.
however a. in lesser furlough
weddings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
HOBGOBLIN IN HIDING

Last night al 9. the appointed
hour for me gho>tly appearance
-seHae half n hundred persons We're
assembled outside the modest
home on Mitchell Among them
were those who believe In ghoStly
happening and others VINO were
unairald
The HobgohlIn Of Ham'ramck
didn Z show II oven ignored the
challenge of large woman.
drapcd m white robe who
-~t4iked Hp and deHn-thefeaA tife-
Inc the ghost 20 come out and
show yourself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

weonsA and Joseph Berlin u.s.
tened
II was the police VINO mad toicS
cut n the walls and secuted be-
meath The house for hours The
same alAceIA-Ntshd -ro9d4 To-day To-
testify that they heard tho
.ChOStly humping and Couldn't
find the source
The noise continued for hours.
fitting from room 10 room, and
the police determined then and
there that n wasn't m the water
pipes gas pipes or heating system
II was a steady humping m the
WallY and beneath :hc floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

February 3 and "a, Lesson 6
Styling and accessorizing your WARDROBE
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27

today took exception to remarks re- ported in last Saturdays Empire summarizing statements made at the previous evenings City Council meeting concerning the desirahility of revising Juneau's taxicab ordin- ance
 The Empires report of the meet ing referred to Mayor Parsons as having pointed out the new cab ownership set-up of the Yellow Cab Company as showing up a loophole in the present ordinance where lia- hility insurance coverage is concern cd. In particular, MT. Sanoborn makes objection to that portion of the report of the Mayors remarks which stated: That under that firms new set-up, whereby the driv- CTS own their own cabs. fleet in- surance coverage for liability post ed with the City in lieu of bond re- ~uirad by ordinance, is no longer ef-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
DIVORCE FILED

Clara Hayes Gaddie vs. L. Clar- ence Gaddie, an action in divorce, has been filed here with the Clerk of the U. s. District Court. The couple, married at Unalakleet, has no children and no property is at issue. Desertion is alleged as cause of action.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27

fective-result The new owners cabs are running about the City without bond or other responsibility for accident claims" The cab com pany owner declares that statement is untrue
 Tn signed statement presented to the Empire, MT Ssndborn, for his company, declares:
 The Yellow Cab Company has all of the taxicabs it owns covered by a fleet policy written through the Shattuck Agency of Juneau. The only taxi operated by the Yellow Cab Company or its drivers not covered with adequate insurance by the Shattuck Agency is covered by insurance written through the Mclean Agency by Councilman John G. Young.
 The Mayor was informed by the undersigned tT'homas s. Sandborn) that these liability policies were in full effect. He has his police force check our cars and ask about our insurance. am informed that Councilman John Young informed the Mayor that he had written in- surance on one of our cabs"
 In conclusion, MT. Sandborn de- clares: Whatever his CMayor Par sons) motives might be I wish to advise the public that the falsity of his statement tthe reported excerpt quoted above) can be easily veri- fled"
 Questioned as to the information on which he had based his remarks at the Council session last Friday, Mayor Ernest Parsons stated that he had been reliably informed that the Yellow Cab Companys fleet policy covers only those cars actually owned by the company and that. up 70 the time of the Council meeting, other policies for all the cars held in the names of the drivers had not been posted with the City nor had the $l 900 bond required by ordin- ance been posted for each of the driver owned cabs. The City, there fore, he said, had at that time no knowledge that all the cars operated by the Company were covered and the cabs were being operated in vio- lation of the ordinance.
 Curtis Shattuck of the Shattuck Agency, and John G. Young, when questioned, confirmed that policies have been written by them on driver owned cars operated under the Yellow Cab banner. Mir. Shat tuck stated that, when he had definitely determined that the com pany's fleet policy covered only the cars owned by the company, new policies were written on those cars that had been transferred to drivers. Councilman Young stated that he delivered the one Yellow Cab policy written by him to MT. Sandborn last Saturday morning; that the cab had been covered for about five days previously.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
SEARCH HERE FOR MISSING
 HOTEL GUEST
Anchorage Man Reported Not Seen Since Ar
 rival t0Days Ago

Authorities today were searching the thorougtfares and by-ways of Juneau in an effort to uncover the whereabouts of Jack P. Sexton, re- ported missing since his arrival here from the South aboard the Princess Norah, December l6.
 Sexton registered in that day at ttc Baranof Hotel and has not since been seen. His hotel room appears not to have been used and his lug gage has not been unpacked or op- ened.
 Sexton registered his city of resi- dence as Anchorage, Alaska, and had airplane passage reserved from Ju- neau to Anchorage for December IT. He had secured his plane reserva- tion by wiring ahead to the Alaska Airlines office here from Vancouver, B. C., before boarding the Prin- cess Norah there.
 Apparently Sexton was travelling alone and no indications as to his appearance or business connections have yet come to light here, although Deputy U. S. Marshal Syd Thompson is reported to have wired to Anchor age earlly this week for more in- formation regarding the apparently missing man. ii@s
 Sexton's disappearance was first to officials by hotel au- thorities, after he had not been seen for about a week. A chamber maid at that time reported that his room had not been used.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
Indian Riddles from
 Alaska Enier Shriners Hospital in Portland

PORTLAND. Oregon, Dec. 27- Still excited by their first airplane and train trips of their lives, and the happy Christmas Day spent in Seattle, two little Alaskan Indian children have entered the Shriners Hospital for crippled children in this city.
 Ralph Lawson, 5, and Dorothy Hammond, II, were flown south from Juneau, Alaska, and their pause in Seattle was merely a brief stopover on a trip to the Shrine Childrens Hospital here.
 Ralph has been crippled by infan- tile paralysis; Dorothy by tuberculo- sis of the spine.
 With them on the trip was Miss Margaret Welsh, Public Health nurse of Alaska, who said the Shrine Club members of the Juneau Nile Temple provided the funds for the children's rehabilitation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
SWpC Transferred
 ToComn1erte Dept.


 WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-Trans- fer of the functions, of the Smaller War Plants Corporation to the Com merce Department and the Recon struction Finance Corporation was ordered today by President Truman. At the same time 1t was announced that the President had assigned SWPC's chairman and general man. ager. Maury Maverick, to survey and report on small business trade pos abilities in the Orient.
 This survey has been virtually completed. Actually, Maverick was given the assignment on Nov. and departed four days later by plane for the Pacific.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27

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 Ps 10 mothers: Bordens Evaporafed Miik is bSS1kel
 sccepfed by American Medical Association onF Foods and Nutrition
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
EXPLOSIONS,
 JERUSALEM

JERUSALEM, Dec. 27.-Seven bombs exploded in the center of Jerusalem tonight and two heavy ex- plosions were reported from Tel Aviv
 The building housing the Criminal Investigation Department in Jeru- salem was damaged when the blasts rang out at 723 D. m. and first reports said a number of persons were trapped inside. Part of the structure collapsed.
 All traffic in Jerusalem was halted.
 Troops rushed to emergency sta- tions
 Armored cars patrolled the city.
 Sounds of heavy gunfire were heard in the city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
AII Cars Are l Insured Says (ab0peraior
Sandborn 0bjeets to Re-
 marks Made 10 Council by Mayor Parsons

Thomas s. Sandborn. co-owner of he Yellow Cab Company in Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-27
SPOKANE, Wash.

SPOhANE, WdSI. - EII8itIetI Jesse o. Pruitt pulled the North Coast Limited into the terminal yard line late and explained in his re- port;
 Delayed 10 minutes entering the Spokane yard by horse, running wild, with no signals"