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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-11

la je bio spet 16 kolaboratoriev
obsojenih V smrt, 70 drugih pa
ma dodge zaporne kazni. In cist-
ka V Bolgariji posega tudi pc
"velikih ribah'', ne Same malih.
Vojni veterani liz svetovne
vojne st. II. SO Sc V obcinskih in
okrajnih volitvah v torek 3.
aprila lahko naucili, da rama ali
pa medalja "a hrabrost Sc nj
dovolj "a zmago v volilnem bo-
ju. Nekateri, XII so IL armada re
odpuSceni, SO Sc podali v KAN
panic "a zupanske in druge
mandate zgolj z geslom, da SO
bill v armadi, ali da SO bill ra-
njeni, in potem odlikovani in
casino odpuSceni. Ampak volil-
ci SO smatrali, da to samo ma Sc
bi nj Sc noben dokaz kandidato-
vega patriotizma ali pa znak
njegovih sposobnosti, in so raj
Sc glasovali "a druge. To je bill
sele zacetek, kajti te vrste kan
didati bodo postal ma vso moo
glasni sele pc vojni,
V Tangierjh Moroku ie prvi
april uradni praznik image ia
sistov mad Spanskimi republi-
kanci. Letos je bio prvic, ola "a
vezniSki diplomat slavnosti V
Tangierju MISC prisostvovali.
Don Juan, XII Sc ponuja Spa
Mil "a naslednika diktatorja
Franco, je prisel dine 5. aprila il
Svice ma obisk V London. Tam
je namrec glavni stan tistih, XII
ga skusajo uriniti "a kralja ode
mokraticne" Spanije. Isti dan
je radio Moskva oznanil, da V
Evropi ne SINE ostati pc tel VOL
nj noben fasisticni otok, torej
mora paSti tudi Franco v Ma
dridu. A OBJ enem je Moskva po-
udarila, ola Franco ne SINE ma
slediti kak kandidat "a prestol,
ne noben drug reakcionar, pac
pa maj Sc ola spanskemu ljud-
.stvu priloznost in pravico, da 81
samo, ma demokraticen nacin u
redi novo, demokraticno Spani-
10. Don Juan DO torej tezko
kdaj prisel ma spanski prestol.
To bi Sc mu utegnilo posreciti
edino S pomocjo iste reakcije,
XII podpira Franco, in pa S pod
poro cerkve, Vatikana in angle
Ske ter ameriSke Wade. A ce DO
Russia nasprotovala, ne DO mic
S to kupcijo.
Slovaske "republike", XII ie
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IL KANSASA

Slovenske naselbine v Kan
sasu polagoma izginjajo. Pref
Snja leta je bila izbrisana mar
sikaka naselbina, ker ie bila cd
visna lie cd enega ali dveh ro-
vov V tisti okolici. Ko je bill row
izcrpan, SO Sli delavci drugam
"a delom in konec je bio nasel-
bine.
Zadnje case Sc pa pojavljajo
cisto drugacni vzroki, XII groze
izbrisati spet nekaj manjsih ma
selbin s povrSja. Velike premo-
govniSke druzbe, XII crpajo vrh-
MO lilo premoga, z ogromno
masinerijo, zanjejo V tel vojni
lepe dobicke. Naprej in naprej
~kupujejo in unicujejo tisoce in
tisoce akrov farmarske zemlie.
Zdaj pa vse izgleda, da Sc bliza
konec naselbinam Cockerill in
Jacksville, XII SO oddaljene par
mill JUNO Cd Franklina. Tam
Five vecinoma naSi ljudje. Kom-
panije MANFRED ne kupujejo sa-
mo farmarsko zemljo, temvec
vse kar jim je V napotje in kar
vsebuje kaj premoga. Ker ina
skoro vsak dom tam okrog par
akrov ali vec zemlje, kupujejo
tudi tie privatne domove. HiSico
odstranijo, in ko cez par mese-
cev potem prideS naokrog, Sc
sploh ne spomnis, kje ST. Ogro-
mni kupi kamenja in prsti in
vines vecje in manjSe lagune,
polne vode, zgledajo kot maj.
hna jezera. Oblicje tega kraja
je popolnoma spremenjeno.
Ljudje IL gori omenjenih ma
selbin Sc skusajo naseliti v bill
znjem mesetecu Armi, kjer pa
stanovanj tudi primanjkuje.
X
Mokri in pusti, dasi ne pre-
hudi zimi, je kar naenkrat Sic
dila zgodnja pomlad. Koncem
marca je bio tukaj re vse V
cvetju. Krasne so bile cvetocce
breskve, hruSke, cesnje in zgod-
ME vrste nekaksnih ceSpelj.
Ampak je bio vse prezgodaj.
Vremenski preroki so rekli.
Skoda, ker je pomlad tako zgod-
MIA. PriSla DO slana in unicila
cvetje in rastje, kar ga je MIRA
"a podvrzenega. In res Sc ie
zgodilo, ola je mnogokje vsled
zgodnje pomladi in potem pa
mraza in slane bio vse uniceno.
NelIaj nash naselbin je zelo
brezbriznih, kar Sc tice pomoci
rojakom V starem kraju. Steer
je pa navadno vse odvisno cd
par oseb V naselbini. Kjer Sc
dobi lie nekaj oseb, XII so pri-
pravljene til kolektat pc nasel-
bini, je uspeh zagotovljen. Kjer
pa nj nihce pripravljen zrtvo-
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nastala S Hitlerjevim blagoslo-
vom, je konec. Bradshaw je pa
ola v roke rdeci armada in ce-
hoslovaskim cetam. Slovaski
kvizling monsignor Tiso in ME
govt klerikalni pajdaSi SO po-
brazil Sila in kopita in nekam po-
begnili. Tiso Sc nadeja, Ola "a
vezniki MEGA ne bodo vpisali
med vojne kriminalce, ker je
duhovnik, in preganjati duhov-
nike v sedanji dobi bi bill bar
barizem. In je res verjetno, da
Sc svetemu mozu, Hitlerjevemu
hlapcu in izdajalcu svojega ma
roda ne DO nicesar zgodilo.
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ste, XII bi 81 radi ogledali moi
urad. In res Jill je ~pripeljala k
nam, kot sva Sc dogovorila. In
MIN ma celu nj bill nihce drugi
kot mas John Filipic, kateri Sc
z dopisi liz Clevelanda v Prole-
tarcu in Prosveti veckrat ogla-
81. Mega nj potrebno hvaliti,
kajti to delajo njegovi dopisi.
Zelo sem bill vessel njegovega
obiska, ker je fin decko. Nisem
mic kaj pri dobrem zdravju, a
&c dobim tax nepricakovan OBJ
isk, bi skoro kmalu ozdravil.
Pripeljal je S sabo tudi svojo ze-
nicko Ancko in hcerko. Vsi tri-
je so dobri druzabniki. Pred Cd
hodom mi je rekel, da ako Sc
kdaj pridem v Cleveland, mai Sc
oglasim V njegovi gostilni, da
me DO trial z rujnim ohajca-
nom. Hvala "a vabilo, john To
Sc DO zgodilo, a ne pref, ola Ia
vezniki posljejo Hitlerja v vec-
ma loviSca.
ObiSkal me je tudi moi dobri
prijatelj Blaz Mezori il Los An
gelesa. Z MIN Sc poznava Sc IL
drzave Solncnih roz. V Kalifor-
MILO Sc je preselil istega leta kot
JAZZ, z veliko druzino in brez
sredstev. Ker je bill koraizen, je
vse premagal. 10 SO njegovi 81
novi dorasli, Sc je starejSi uni
sill, da nina smisla delati Same
"a druge, pa je rekel, "ker mas
je mnogo " druzini), delajmo
raise Ease" Najeli SO 81 garazo
"a popravljanje avtov in poleg
pa prodajali avtne dele. Tako
so zaceli V tenn svojem podvze-
thu, V katerem deIaJo vs1 donna
CT, dobro napredovati, in Sc tu-
je pomoci potrebujejo. Njihno
podvzetje Sc imenuje National
Parts Co. Mezori je fin decko
mole starosti, pri dobrem zdrav-
ju in dober podpornik Proletar-
ca. Pomenila sva Sc 0 marsicem
IL minulih dni in tudi o Prole-
tarcu sva razmotrivala, ma kak
nacin bi Sc mu pomagalo, da ne
bi bill zmerom V zadregi S finan-
cnim ministrom. Pa je polozil
ma MILO desetak in rekel, "'To-
ne, da ne DO brez uspeha, dam
$40 listu V podporo, in mislim,
da podpora tie vrste je Sc mai
boljSa pomoc takemu delavske-
mu listu."
Pred zakljuckom dopisa mai
Sc omenim, da sta moja sinova
Sc preko morja, eden V Franci-
il, drugi Nemciji, in oba sta
y. X. Fer bl Jlma morda kdo IL
med znancev rad pisal, nave
dem tn njuna naslova:
Captain Frank Tomsic, O-1O5O-
964 Hgs. 552nd A.A.A. Auto.
Wpns., Bn. Apo $50, co Post
master, New York, N. Y. (Ta
sin je V Nemciji.)
Cpl, Joe Tomsic, 39132864-
333rd Harbor Craft Co., APO
526, CO Postmaster, New York,
N. Y.
Joe je V Franciji Mogoce je
Sc kaj drugih sloyenskih voja-
kov V MUM blizini. Ako jima
KIDD pise, mu bosta gotovo hva-
lena.
Pozdrav vsem cd ''tavelkega'
Toneta il daljne Kalifornije.
Anton TomSic.
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KOM 4

Roosevelt. To hi prestidz Pija
XII. silno dvignilo. Pa Sc Je O.
glasila liz dobro poucenih vi
row" vest, da Roosevelt bale
pride V Rim ma obisk k papezu.
Potem SO cakali, ali DO Roose-
welt pritrdil ma ia migljaj in
prisel, ali ne. 10 so v Washing
tonu vest Zanikali "a ''neosno-
vano", SO Sc v Vatikanu premi-
sill in rekli, da je prisla vest IL
"nepoucenega' vira, in da llra-
dni Vatikan nj incl z MO nobe-
mega opravka. Citatelji in po-
slusalci radia ne poznajo teh
trikov, pa Sc "dobro poucenim''
virom radi ujamejo.
Roosevelt hi bill morda rad
Sci V Rim, in mogoce je bio kaj
res ma govorici, da je tia tudi
nameraval. Ampak v drzavnem
departmental SO mu baje pove-
dali: &c gres h papezu, moraS
tudi "a obisk h kralju. Italian
ski republikanci ii bodo oba
obiska zamerili. In ako posetiS
Rim, moraS tudi v Pariz k de
Gaulleu, XII ga nimas rad. In
ker re Dos V Rimu in v Parizu,
hos moral pac pogledati tudi k
ameriskim vojakom ma italian
ski 'front.' in ma zapadni 'front.'.
cato je ostal FDR raise ma ladii
in 81 oskrbel obiske musliman-
skin potentatov in abesinskega
cesarja. Papeza pa je potolazil s
tenn, da je postal k MENU Sc
enega svojega osebnega posla-
nika, Ampak ker je to igra, v
kateri vadljata tudi Churchill
in Stain, nj papez v Mi mic kaj
dobro opravil.
"Rdeca zvezda'', XII je glasilo
sovjetske armada, pravi v ida
il z dine 3. aprila, da DO ena po-
sledic tie vojne toliksna solidar-
most slovanstva v Evropi, kot je
doslej Sc nikdar nj bilo. Ia
skupnost pa je sedaj zapopade-
ma v tenn, da bodo vse slovanske
dezele pod rusko zascito. Carrie
va diplomacija nj mogla S svo-
jim panslavizmom nikoli dose
ci niti z dalec tolikSnega US
peha.
Mnogo Poljakov 81 prizadeva,
in pa nekaj Zagrebcanov ter
Ljubljancanov, ter precej Sr-
bow, da ne bi priSlo do takozva-
mega vseslovanskega edinstva
pc sedanjih ruskih metodah. V
prejSnji dobi je dobil panslavi-
zem svoj izraz V vsesokolskih
izletih, V narodnih slavnostih
malomeScanstva in pa v kolikor
ga je financirala carska vlada S
podkupovanjem crnogorskega
kralja in srbskih politikov. A
sedaj pa ina Moskva ma svoii
strani slovanske narode in Min
ne Wade. V Angliji in Anne
riki komentirajo, da DO pc tel
vojni tudi cehoslovaska vlada
lie filijalka Moskve, docim il bo-
do jugoslovanska, bolgarska in
poljska vlada povsem podreje-
ne. Ako DO to razmerje koristi-
10 blagostanju teh narodov, te-
daj tax "panslavizem'' ne DO
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Sloveniji Sc obeta osvobodi-
tev S severozapadne strani. V
Liubljani so (Rozmanovi lju-
dje) upali, da pride tia najprvo
angleSka in ameriSka armada,
XII iih bi Scitila pred "komuni-
sti" in pravimi komunisti. A
'namesto tega je ma Dunaju, v
Dunajskem Novem mestu, pr
Gradcu> in Marlboro, pa V slo-
venskem Prekmurju sovjetska
in Titova armada.
DIR. Reisman je piscu tie ko-
lone /. 1888 dejal, socialist V
Marlboro ne bono imeli kan
pobegniti. Dali smo zavetje sto-
term nemSkim sodrugom liz
Dunaja), ceskim in mnogim
drugim, a sedaj smo vsi izpo-
stavljeni Hitlerju," Med prvi-
mi, XII so ga naciji virgil V jeco,
ie bill urednik socialisticne DE
lavske politike" Viktor Erzen.
In sedaj, ko DO Maribor morda
prvo vecje mesto-v Sloveniji,
mad katerim naciji izgube kon-
trolo, kan bodo mariborski ma
CHI in mariborski kvizlingi be-
zali?
Visoki sveceniki V Ljubljani
Sc zanasajo ma zascito Sv. sto-
lice. Pravijo, da Jill DO varovalo
tudi ameriSko in angleSko vol
no poveljstvo. Torej Sc jim ko-
munistov nj bait. Ali vendar SO
V skrbeh. Kaj pa, ce Tito ne DO
mogel brzdati svojih ljudi, ka-
dar jih preSine z izgonom Mem
cev duh mascevanja? Zares je
mono, da Sc DO dogodilo Sc
mnogo neljubih incidentov, pre-
dino postanejo razmere spet sal
"a silo normalne. Obracunov pa
DO kajpada jake veliko = po-
stavnih in drugacnih.
Diplomacija pomeni mesetar-
je, XII igrajo Z zivljenji ljudi in
z ljudskim blagrom. Sedaj "a
pleto svet V vojno, cez leto ali
dive ga skuSajo izvleci il ME in
oh enem oteti tiste, XII SO "vojni
zlocinci' in pa sistem, radi ka-
terega vojne ~nastajajo.
Igra diplematov je izmed
vseh najbolj hazardna. zivlje-
MIA ljudi so il lie Stevilke. Toll
ko stavim, in Sc toliko -. In
ko tax "drzaynik" izgublja, tip
lie, kako Sc bi izmazal. Tako
tiplje Hitler re dolgo. Metoda
je sledeca: "Rim.-Iz dobro po-
ucenih vatikanskih krogov po-
rocajo, Ga je spanska vlada po-
tipala pri Sv. stolici z vpraSa-
MEM, pod kaksnimi pogoji bi
bill zavezniki pripravljeni skle-
nit mir S Hitlerjem." Potem IL
sti ''dobro p~ouceni" krogi caka-
10, kako bosta ma to reagirala
Washington in London. Mic. Nj
odziva. Nato pa Madrid z novo
depeSo zanika, da je ma tisti We
sti sploh kaj resnice. A takoj
nato zacno mesetariti S pomoc-
jo kake move 'diplomaticne po-
teze".
V Vatikanu so silno zeleli, da
bi pc k~onferenci z Jalte priSel
k papezu ma obisk predsednik
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IZKAZ 3O0-TERIH

Ma priporocilo JoSkota Ovna
in vec drugih Sc je kvota pri-
spevateljev pod gornjim naslo-
vom zvisaIa liz dive ma tri sto.
Namen tega skIada je obvaro-
vati list pred zadolzitvijo in pa
v pomoc agitaciji "a njegovo
razsirjenje. Drugi prispevki SO
priobcevani pod obicajnim ma
sIovom ''Tiskovni sklad Prolc-
tarca".
XVI. IZKAZ
Neimenovan, Chicago, Ill. 5 500
Louis Britt, Houston, 49,. $50.
Pa. 500
John Krantz,, Detroit,
Mich. 500
Skupaj S 1900
Prejsnji izkaz 1,454.0O
s;kupaj $1,469.oo
Prispevatelji V tenn izkazu trije,
prejsnji izkaz 262, skupai 265. -
Manjka do 300 Sc 35.
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vati nekaj ur della, je pa vse
tho.
Steer pa nj vselej prijetno to-
lie delo; veekrat naletiS ma ia
neza Nedam" in 'Mico Skopuh",
XII ne lie da tie odpravi praznih
rok, temvec tie Sc pray grdo op-
suje povrhu. - Anton Shular.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-11
Kanudske voine izqube

Kanadska vlada poroca, da
50 njene vojne izgube znaSale
do konca letoSnjega februarja
90,837 MOI. Izmed Nth je bilo
1926 ubitih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-11

Narcotic 81 AmeriSki druzin'
ski kOledar 1945. Stane SIPS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-02
NEWS OF MARRIAGE

A letter has been received here by Mrs. Arne Shudshift from Ar thur Ladd, who is stationed in the Army as an instructor at Colorado Springs, Colo. Of interest to his many friends here will be the statement that he is now married man, having married a girl he met while both were teaching in a Reconstruction Education program there. He did not give her maiden name nor the date of the wedding, but stated she was a teacher of English, Latin, History and Home Economics. MT. Ladd taught Chem istry in Douglas for four successive years, ending in 1941. He also made his home here from that period until he entered the Army and was transferred. He states he will be discharged within week and then their plans call for a honeymoon trip to Yellowstone Park and from there to his home state of Idaho to visit his parents and sister. They also plan on coming back to Alaska this fall possibly-or definitely in the spring.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-02

WASHINGTON-Some people art puzzled by the fact that only 22,33l disabled veterans of the Global wal have taken vocational training (call- ed rehabilitation That represents about four per cent of those who have been sent applications for that training.
 Nearly 450,000 applications have been sent to that many eligibles, but only about sl 900 have completed and returned them And, as I said, only 22,332 of these have commenced their training
 Well, why not? If disabled cX- service man can earn good pay while there are still some good jobs available, he's free to postpone any education or training for while. There's no terrible rush. He has plenty of time to prepare for his future.
 Yet, looking into the future, let's consider Jake and Bob. They are two ex-Coast Guardsmen, both with a 40 per cent disability rating be- cause of wounds received off Anzio. Their disability ratings gets them a s46 per month disability pension.
 The difference, however, is that Jake has to be hospitalized for a while in a " A. hospital. His wound needs some attention. So his pension, according to law, will be reduced to a flat $20 a month while he's hospitalized. That doesn't seem right, but I've written about it recently so I won't make with more comments now.
 Bob served after Sept. 16, 1940; he had an honorable discharge, ser vice-incurred disability for which a pension was payable and he had been declared by the V. A. to be in need of vocational rehabilitation.
 Those were the four things he needed to be eligible for some vo- cational rehabilitation. So he made
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-02
JOE THIB0DEAU K
 NEW COMMANDER,
 AMER. LEGION POST

Given the highest honor the American Legion Posts and Auxiliary Units can bestow upon a member, Jce Thibodeau and Mrs. Olaf Bodd- ing were installed as Commander and President, respectively, of Al ford John Bradford Post No. and Unit No. 4, in ceremonies held last night in the American Legion Dug out.
 Other officers who will serve the Post for the coming year include 1st Vice-Commande Leo Jewett; 2nd Vice-Commander Ernest Lincoln; Adjutant, Frank Hungerford Chap lain, Bob Trach; Sergeant Arms, Lee Butts, and Past Commander, l.. A. Sturm.
 Dept. Commander Waino Hend- 1ickson conducted the installation ceremonies for the Post, assisted by Al zenger, E. L. Keithahn, Claude Carnegie and H. G. Nordling.
 Dept. 1st Vice President, Mrs Ray Peterman, assisted by Mrs Ted John stone, Mrs. H. G. Nordling, Mrs. Bert Lybeck and Mrs. A. A. Kiefer, conducted the installation for the Auxiliary. In addition to Mrs. Bod ding as President, Mrs. James So- foulis was installed as 1st Vice Pres ident and Mrs. Alfred Zenger, Sec retary- Treasurer, and Mrs. W. J. Manthey. Junior PaSt-President. Officers-el Mrs. Claude Carnegie, End Vice President, and Mrs. Perry Ashcraft, Chaplain, who are both away on vacations at present will be installed upon their return. Two other officers-elect, Mrs. I. G. Full ton and Mrs F. E. Moore were also unable to attend last night.
 A social evening of cards and con- versation, followed the ceremonies, and coffee, ice cream and cake were served
 The regular monthly business meeting of the Auxiliary will be held tonight at o'clock, with Mrs Bodd- ing presiding Committee chair men will be named at this time, and plans laid for the years proglnm. Member are reminded to get their dues paid, in order to have as many as possible to report at convention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-02
21 pASSENCER5 FLOWN HERE BY
 \. 4. STARl!NER

Alaska Airlines' Starliner Fair banks, with Captain Peterson, Flight Officer Courtemanche and Steward ess Stiver, arrived in Juneau yes terday with the following passengers from Anchorage: Melba Davis, w Elsner, Mrs. w. Elsner, Lloyd Cleav- es, Jack D. Henkle, Metalia Flax man, Bert Wells, It. James O'Brien Sgt. John Lay, Sgt. Frank Dumble Sam Myerson, Ethel Lightel, Mrs Gretchen Hammon and daughter MT. Straiger Harold Bean, John c LaF'ollette, Jim Christensen and Mrs Jim Christensen and child.
 From Gustavus: Weldon Berry.
 On the return flight were the fol- lowing to Anchorage: Mrs. Ellen Me- Glon, E. N. Berato, Laura Zelepusa, c. H. Carlson, Ruby Sawder, c. F Clark, Mrs. c. F. Clark, Sam Shaf- sky, Roy Duggan and Irene Welsh
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-02
VETERANS GUIDE By MAJOR THOMAS M. NAL

his arrangements With V. A. re- gional office and started a course of his own selection on the basis ot the vocational counselling he was given
 What happened to his pension? No. it wasn't reduced to s20 a month. It was raised to $92 month!
 That's what happens to any dis abled veterans pension, when he starts a course of training under Public 16 dhe vocational rehabilita- ton law). It's raised from $1l.50, CT S34.50, or whatever it is, to $92, if the ex-service man is single. If he's married. it goes to $103.50 a month more if he has children.
 There's even a bill CHR 73) that's been introduced in the 79th Con- gress to raise the rates of pension payable to disabled veterans while training or studying under Public 16. The bill proposes $100 month to single disabled men while voca- tionalized; $50 a month to those who've married the girl.
 Already, all of you know that the educational provisions under the CT Bill of Rights are allowed only if application is made within two years after the end of the war or two years after discharge-which- ever is later.
 But Public 16's provisions as to time of application are different. AL thought it doesn't allow any course Of training to be longer than four years, it also says that any training must be completed within six years after the end of the war
 You can easily see that disabled man who needs two years of train- ing under Public 16 would have un- til four years after the end of the war to apply. But if he is to take a four-year course, he would have to apply within two years after the war ends.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-02

in good standing as to membership and finances, by means of maxi mum of delegates, which delegates must also be in good standing and been regularly elected by their re- spective local camps. Forms for camp reports and for credentials of delegates are available from the ANB Grand Secretary, Box 81, Ju- neau, Alaska.
 Business to be discussed and acted upon will include, among such other business as delegates and officers regularly introduced, the following
 i. Reports of Grand Officers and Executive Committee.
 2. Financial reports of local camps and Grand Camp.
 3. Bargaining agency including instruction of business delegates NLRB run-off election for cannery workers in 1946, and jointure of ANB ANS cannery workers votes with that of AFL.
 4. Resolutions and orders for the coming year on any appropriate subject within the Constitution and By Laws, including Citizenship Fisheries and Aboriginal Claims Health and Sanitation Conditions in villages, towns, and canneries, etc.
 5. Reports of attorneys and others on legal proceedings.
 6. Amendments to ANB Constitu- ton.
 Notice of arrival of delegates should be made directly to Local Secretary, Angoon Camps ANBs ANS, Angoon, Alaska" not later then November 5, 1945.
 WILLIAM L. PAUL, JR,
 Grand Secretary. First publication. Sept. 25, 1945. Last publication, Oct. 5, 1945.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tn the Commissioners Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Num- Der One
 Before FELIX GRAY, Commissioner and ex-officio Probate Judge, Ju- neau Precinct.
 In the Matter of the Estate of GEORGE RUSSELL, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned was on the 24th day of September, 1945, duly appointed Administrator of the estate of George Russell, deceased.
 All persons having claims against the estate of deceased will present them, with proper vouchers and duly verified, to the undersigned at Ju- neau, Alaska, within six (6D months from the date of this Notice. Dated at Juneau, Alaska, Sep tember 24th, 1945.
 H. L. FAULKNER,
 Administrator. First publication, Sept. 25. 1945. Last publication, Oct. l6, l945.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-02
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

NOTICE is hereby given that the 33rd Annual Convention of the Grand Camp of Alaska Native Brotherhood and Sisterhood, the an- nual meeting of the Alaska Fisher mems Cooperative Association, and the annual meeting of the Tlingit and Haida Indians of Alaska Gand Suit), will be held at Angoon. AL aska, in the ANB Hall, beginning 10 a. m. Monday, November 12, 1945, and ending at 12 midnight Saturday, November IT, 1945, in which meet ings of each of the above-named or ganizations, each camp is entitled to participate after having shown itself
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-02
NEWS OF MAMIE LANDER

Mrs. Mamie Lander, Most Worthy Grand Matron of the Order of Eastern Star, accompanied MT. and Mrs. Robert Bonner, Jr., when they visited Sam Devon at the Masonic Home in Zenith, Wash, recently. In the Masonic Home, MT. Devon has room on the fifth floor with a fine view of Puget Sound and surrounding country. He states that he is feeling well and that the food is fine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-02
SCHOOL PHYSICALS

Each child of the Douglas Public Schools is required this year to take complete physical examina- tion. Examination blanks were dis tributed to students of the school yesterday The examinations can be made by any doctor of the parents choice, and there is no charge. School officials will ap- preciate it if examinations can be completed by Nov. 15.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-02
HOSPITAL NOTES

Ernest Collin entered St. Ann's Hospital yesterday for medical at tention.
 Richard Christian has been ad- mitted to St. Ann's Hospital for medical care.
 Mrs. Winifred Carter is a medi- cal patient at St. Ann's Hospital, entering yesterday.