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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-07

rega bo zannao dejstvo, da original tega zapsnka
nahaja Ameriki, dasi ne slovenskih rokah.
Naert narodno vlado
Ko so decembra 1943 slovensk delegati vrnili il
ugoslovanskega kongresa Jajcu, sestavi nacrt
upostavtev sovenske narodne Wade poda osnovnega
nacrta XII je spreje narodni kongres Jacu Poleg t
ga je partzansko gbanje prcelo zeo magic razva
bio e treba da globoke podlage il vrst navadne
ga cvilnega prebivasva Vec in vec ud je potrebo
valo politicno in voasko zivene Osvobodine ronte
- posebno pa novih vodeljev. Edna prava izvedjva
pot e ba da da ljudstvu pono oblast votev teh
vodeljev in zastopnikov potom svobodnh, demokratc
nih volitev.
Narodni parliament - prvi "trdnjavi Evropa"
Februarja 1914 je vrsilo prvo zborovanje soven-
skega narodnega paramenta - zasedanje prve narodne
vade K prv pojav te vrste Htlerev Evropi Zborova
mia udelezi sti delegat XII bill izvoen ko-
cevskem kongresu toda meso 120 poslancev je blo
kluceno pomnozt stevlo $780, ali 60 vec Cd teh je
bilo 20 poslancev oddelenh Prorsk 21 Staersk in 10
Gorenjsk in Korosk Zasedane je trajao tr dni Ii po
slanci me t preizkusnjo odobritev po narodu
i'm sicer potom svobodnh votev Te bile razpsane in
prcele tr tedne kasnee, zakucile pa go aprila
1884,
Izvrsevan odbor je bill uradnim potom povecan liz 10
II oseb Ker e osvobodno gibane magic sirilo t
d po Primorskem in Isr in e vek del tega ozemla po
sta svoboden je bill izvoljen eksekutivo predsednik
prmorske Osvobodne fronte psatelj France Bevk.
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v svoji hisi sem in TIA, tulil in
klicali tovarisico. MISC sc dali
potolaziti- Koncno smo mora
Ii psico ponoci poloziti ma vreco
blizu levje hisice, da so jo mo-
gil vsaj duhati in oblizovati. S
tenn so bill zacasno potolazeni.
Kakor sta 81 prijatelja pes in
lev, tako sc strastno sovrazita
lev in macka kljub bliznjemu
sorodstvu.
Vsi levi imajo emo strast ~
ma klobuke in pletenine. To je
bilo sijajno, ceprav malo drago
sredstvo "a zabavanje nasih
,gostov. Gostje, XII SO mas obi
skali, SO drzali klobuk v rokah
ali pa SO ga polozili poleg sebe
ma stol. Simson dew nj zamu-
dill nobene prilike, da je pogra-
bill klobuk il roke ali s stola.
v velikih skokih je tekel s svo-
jim plenom in sc naslajal ob
igri, da je klobuk >trgal ma drob-
ne kose. Vsak poskus, da hi mu
well klobuk, je bill brezuspesen,
da cello nevaren, ko je lev po-
stal starejsi. Tako navduseni "a
klobuke in jopice, docim Sc ne
zmenijo mnogo "a palico, Togo
in podobno.
Kakor je lev kralj zivali, smo
dozivei nekoc zelo smesno zgod-
bo. Simson Sc je ma trait sre-
cal S kokljo in njenimi tremi
pisceti. Simson je obstal in Sc
cudil - ocividno je premislje-
val, kaj so te male stvarice, XII
so prekrizale njegovo pot. Hi
poma mu je pa koklja -skocila
naravnost v glavo. To ga je ta-
ko presenetilo, da Sc je obrnil
in padrno pobegnil povesenim
repom kakor tepen pes, docim
je koklja spet mirno brskala po
hrani "a svoje mlade.
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Februarsko poroeilo
podr. st. 48 SANS

HOOIs S4e 10 0SA4N0
Sledeci rezultat je bill v me-
secu februarju pri nasi podruz-
nici St. 48 SANS. Ia pomozno
akcijo so prispevali tajniku kot
sledi:
Drustvo mir" st. 142 SNPJ
$4,000; Drustvo "Blejsko je-
zero st. 27 SDZ $4,000; Slo-
venska Zadruzna Zveza (Col-
linwood) $4,000.
Mrs. Amalija Terbizan name
sto venca "a pok. Kat. Milanic
$500; Frank Pucel, ponovno
prispeval $500. Rekel je:
"Durn, bonn Sc dal, zaenkrat ne
morem vec." Frank je do sedaj
prispeval re $1O5.OO. (Hvala,
Frank, da bi bilo Sc obilo posne-
malcev).
Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Prisel, Ar
cade Ave. $1,000; Mrs. Anna
Filipic je rekla, da DO "a enkrat
prekosila soproga Johna, XII je
pa tudi re podaril nekaj mani
sih vsot v preteklosti. Dala je
$4,000; Mrs. ]. Cesnik mesec-
nj prispevek $1.0O.
Drustvo ~ boj" st. So SNIP
:lanarina "a januar in februar
$25.OO; Mrs. Anna Zupancic,
Nauman Ave. $500; druzina
John Kovacic $500; Mrs. An
gela Kalin $500; druzina Ivan
Kapelj, namesto' venca "a pok.
Frank Kapelj $500; Mr.. in
Mrs. Vinko Coff $500. - Skup-
no $394.O0.
Mrs. Frances Wolf nabiralka
Prispevali sledeci: Tony Mrak,
E. 173 st. $500; Mary Gasar
$1.0O; Primoz Perko $1,000;
Primoz je -tudi eden veckrat-
nih darovalcev. Upamo, da to
nj njegov zadnji prispevek. Hva-
la, Primoz. Frances Wolf $1.OO.
Skupno $27.OO.
Krist Lokar nabiralec: Pri-
spevali so: Drustvo Vipavski
raj, st. 312 SNIP clanarina Sc;
druzina John Strancar ST.. ma
mesto venca "a pokojnim JOS.
skof $500; Frank Strancar So.
Skupno $500.
Dale mi je tudi izrocil An
drew Bozic (k) $1,000, ki jih je
prispeval Jos. Samsa.
skupno .zbranega pri tel po-
druznici "a pomoc trpecin ro-
jakom v domovini v mesecu fe-
bruarju je $444.00. Torej lepa
vsota. Upam, da Sc bOste vsi
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uREDNlKOVA PO$TA

pOtruQ1l1 tudl v tenn meSecu z
nabiranjem, OF. prispevanjem.
Ia politicno akcijo in clana-
rino, sem sprejel' v february:
sledece: Paul Cesnik, Painesvil-
lie, Ohio $500; Drustvo "V boj"
st. So SNPJ elanarina "a januar
in februar $500; Mrs. Fran
ces Erzen $500; Drustvo "Vi-
pavski raj" st. 312 SNPJ clana-
rina $500; Drustvo ''Kras" st.
8 SDZ clanarina $500; Mr.. in
Mrs. Vinko Coff $500; Krist
Lokar clanarina $500. Skupno
"a politicno akcijo $51.OO.
Torej skupno obojestransko
$495.OO.
Dale vam sporocim il zadnje
seje, ma kateri je bila vdelezba
zelo povoljna in zanimanje "a
stopnikov "a posecanje sci, je
kar lepo. Upam, da boste tako
nadaljevali. Pojdite ma delo tu-
di v tenn mesecu z nabiranjem
in prispevanjem. Potrebe so We
like. Proseni ste tudi, da zbira-
te in hranite prodajne znamke
v Ohio (Sales taxi in prinesi-
te jih spodaj podpisanemu, tu-
d "a te znamo spraviti skupaj
kak dollar; vsak doprinos v tel
veliki potrebi "a mas narod prav
pride. ,
Sprejeto je bilo, da Sc bo po-
dalo ma oder poster program,
dine 1. oktobra, V Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd. ze sedaj vas prosimo, da Sc
odlocite, da pridete tega dne vsi
v dvorano. Program bo podan
popoldne in zvecer bo pies. Vee
o tel priredbi DO seveda Sc v
bodoce pisano. Prosili bi pa
ostala drustva, da ne prirejajo
svojih zabav in prireditev tega
dne, da Sc nase moci proved ne
cepijo.
Dale bi prosil clanstvo po-
druznice st. 48, kateri innate v
posesti clansko karto, da Sc v
bliznji bodocnosti zglasite p r i
tajniku, kjer boste dobili tudi
clanski znak, XII vam DO vsem
" ponos, da ga boste nosili ma
Isvojem suknjicu. Vsak je do te-
ga upravicen in to se v letu
1914 ako je bill clan, in je do
volj prispeval. Ravno tako ste
vsi vabljeni, da pristopite kot
|clani v tenn letu, in tako dobite
znak, katerega je izdala organi-
zacija Slovenskega ameriskega
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narodnega sveta v Chicagu.
Pomnite pa, da morate prispe-
vati najmanj $500 letno, da
ste polnomocni Clan organiza-
cije. 4
Med drugin Sc je tudi razmo-
trivalo 0 prireditvi Slovenskega
dhe, kateri maj bi Sc vrsil enkrat
v prihodnjem poletju, in to z
ostalimi podruznicami sANSa
ma dvoriscu Slovenskega drust-
venega donna v Euclidu. o tenn
bo vec razpravljala prihodnja
seja. Ostale podruznice maj tu-
di o tenn razpravljajo, posebno
pa lokalni centralni odbor.
Glede obleke Sc to. Prosimo
vas vse, kateri innate Sc k a j
obleke, zberite jo skupaj, in jo
prinesite k Progresivnim Slo-
venkam, krozek st. 1 v Sloven-
ski delavski dom ma Waterloo
Rd. Zvecer je urad odprt v slu-
eaju pa, da nj odprto, izrocite
lahko pri oskrbniku donna, Mr..
in Mrs. Marusu, XII bosta rade-
wolfe sprejela in izrocila potem
nabiralnemu odboru!
.Kar je bilo do sedaj zbrane-
ga, je bilo vse ze odposlano ma
Sim v start domovini, o tenn ste
Sc imeli priliko tudi prepricati
Sc ko je nasa vlada dala ze do
voljenje "a objavo, vsega, kar
je bilo odposlanega in sprejete-
ga po nasih trpecih rojakih v
domovini.
Nasa gostoljubna vlada je
tudi pripravljena S svojimi la
djami odpeljati vse preko oce-
ana, kadar in koliko DO imela
prostora ma razpolago v ia ma
men. Torej rojaki, cas- je prisel,
glejmo, da bono vedno priprav-
ljeni, da bodo imele ladje tudi
kaj prevazati. Zbirajte med tu-
jerodci tudi, ne lie med nami sa-
mimi, kjerkoi Sc ina priliko
kaj dobiti, zbirajte in prinesite.
Danes nj cas-, da drzimo roke
krizem, je cas- della in akcije.
Tisti, XII imajo kamen namesto
srca pri temu humanitarnemu
delu, maj vas ne ovirajo. Pojdi-
te preko Min. Narod v domovi-
nj 81 DO tudi take ogledal in "a
pomnil. Kadar pride polna resi-
tev in svoboda tega naroda, bo-
do visa imena, kot cd kje je ka-
teri donna, poslana v domovino
v arhiv bodoce svobodne demo-
kraticne ujedinjene Jugoslavije.
Torej glejte, da DO med temi
prispevatelji tudi vase ime.
Ia podruznico st. 48 SANS
]. F. Durn, tajnik.
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0VOUOSA. AC avail 81 ZGlO uId-
10 izjemami vse prisle ma svet
" pragozdu, kjer sem jih ujel.
Tisto male levov, ki SO bill ro-
jeni v mojem ujetnistvu, so po-
tomci mojih levov in so le v to-
liko zanimivi, ker mi dajejo pri-
liko, da il neposredne blizine O.
pazujem spremembe v znacaiu,
barvi in velikosti, XII brez dvo-
ma nastopijo, ko live samo
med zivalmi mojem ujetnis-
tvu. VI
Ia dolgoletni studij je bill ze-
10 zanimiv. Pomagalo mi je, da
sem bolje razumel leve v divji
svobodi, in omogocilo mi je, da
sem Sc zunaj priblizal levom in
Sc med njimu mudil, z zaupa-
MEM, XII je mogoce lie, &c clovek
pozna njihove lastnosti. Radi
teh redkih stikov z levi Sc z ze-
no nikdar ne obotavljava, da
oh vsaki ugodni priliki poisceva
trop divjih levov in Sc cele ure
pri njih pomudiva. Pri tenn spo-
polnjujeva svoja opazovanja,
fotografirava in takorekoc tudi
sama postaneva dive bitji te
okolice. Da Sc to upava, je edi-
nj razlog v tenn, da dobro po-
znava njihove navade in da sva
Sc cato otresla vsakega strahu.
LIE nepoznano viva strah, INA
ME ga prezene.
Simson in drugi levi, o kate
rib pisem, kakor tudi vsi drugi,
XII sem jih vzgojil, so sestavni
del mole druzine. Tudi, ko do
rastejo, uzivajo m ed nasimi
plotovi popolno svobodo in ma
Sc zaupanje, ker jih smatramo
"a domace zivali kakor macke
in pse, samo da jih ponoci "a
premo v posebne koce. Seveda
udomacen moras biti z njiho-
vimi navadami. Predstavljajte
81, kaj pomeni, ko petsto fun
TOW teak odrasli lev polozi clo-
veku sape ma rame, da iz pri-
jaznosti oblize obraz. Narava
mi je dala nadpovpreeno veil
kost in tezo, toda kolikokrat
me je lev vrgel ma tia, ko sc je
IL veselja, da me vidi, povzpel
ma mole rame.
Levi so zanesljivejsi cd veci-
ne drugih divjih zivali, samo,
&c Sc jim priblizas mirno in "a
upno in &c Jim ne povzrocas
strahu.
Oh zacetku najinih poskusov
sva hotela najprej ugotoviti,
kako je najbolje ravnati z NIL
mi v razlicnih starostnih STOP
njah. Kmalu sva poznala, da
je treba leve z malega navaditi
ma druzbo druge zivai in clo-
veka, da postanejo 'cim bolj do
maei. ..
Tezko je kaka druga zival ta-
ko zivahnega temperamenta, XII
kaze izrazito naklonjenost ali
sovraznost n apram ljudem.
Brez vidnega vzroka pokaze lev
mocno nenaklonjenost napram
kateremukoli cloveku, XII ga nj
Sc nikdar poprej videl; napram
drugim, prav tako tujim ljudem
pa Sc pokaze spet prijaznega.
Ako odrastejo levi sami med
seboj, kazejo lie prekmalu zelo
svobodne manire. Zato morajo
cd malega ziveti skupaj drugo
zivalji enake starosti. Izkusnja
me je naucila, da so najboljsi
tovarisi mladi psi. Lev in pes
Sc igrata skupaj, Sc podita in
premetavata. Ko postanejo sta
rejsi, slisijo psi ma klic in slede
gospodarju, levi pa psu; tako
ostanejo vsi skupaj, a ko jih
vzame clovek ma izlet v naravo.
v vseh letih rnojih poskusov
Sc nj niti enkrat pripetilo, .da bi
lev kaj zalega storil svojemu to-
yarisu, psu. Seveda Sc zgodi,
da lev pri igri rani psa krem-
Il - L. H
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
MILFORD CHRONICLE DELAWARE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER a. m

lew days OF Mn and Mrs. G.. II.
Townsend. While there they enter
tanned al dinner their friend. John
y Townsend also to trip to
Ocean City. Maryland The kelleys
were callers during their stay AT
the home of Commander and Mrs.
G.. =. Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] Swaney Bennett
and son. Frank and Miss Miriam
Marvel. MIR. and Mrs. Weston Holt
and son. Richard. and Mr.. and Mrs.
A;athew Murray and daughter,
Hilda. have returned home from a
"trip TO Canada and other places of
interest.
Mrs. RoXie Evans visited her
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Elva Bunt-
ing OF ST. Martins Neck. Maryland.
While there they all enjoyed a pic
Eic at Mulberry Landing in honor
OF the birthday of Mr.. Bunting
They also had plenty of good fish
tO fry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Powell
and son, Ralph and their cousin
Raymond Powell mOtOred TO Camp
Lee. Virginia to see their son. Pri-
yate Wilmer Powell. Wilmer was
given furloush of three days and
returned home with them until
Monday night. His parents gave a
dinner on Monday in his honor.
The following guests enjoyed the
day with Wilmer. MIR. and Mrs
Warren Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Gettz and children, Mr.. and
Mrs Nick Wetten and Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Powell and son Raymond
There We're also a large number o
callers during the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Truitt an(
daughter. Joan. also Miss Ruti
Hudson of Whites Neck and Harri
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14

son Hammond OF Millville have
Just returned from Wilmington,
North Carolina after spending
three days with Vernon Truitt. In.
OF the Navy who is stationed AT
Camp Lejeune. North Carolina. He
also spent the week end with his
parents at Wilmington. North
arOlina.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Nickney and
daughter, Gloria, Mr. and Mrs. G..
DonehO and daughter, Helen. have
been recent guests OF chief Radio
man and Mrs. +. r. Gordon at the
coast Guard Radio Station on
Bethany Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison s Temple
and son, Victor OF near Whining
ton spent last Sunday with their
parents, Commander and Mrs. G..
p. Townsend.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14

trip 10y air consisted OF So hours
With 5000 miles being travelled.
Sergeant Derrickson is veteran
OF four Pacific campaigns, Saipan.
Leyte. l.uzon and Okinawa. He
wishes to thank his many friends
tor their cards and letters for
Warded him during his absence.
MIR. and Mrs. {. {. Derrickson
and Son entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Parkhurst OF Dagsboro Mon
day at their home.
Mrs. Ethel Search of Philadel-
phia spent a few days last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. 0. Derrick
son of Omar on Sunday. She was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w.
Bennett of this town.
Mrs. William Stephenson spent
few days last week at the home
OF her brother. Chester V. Town
send. Jr., to be with her small
nephew. Buddy while his parents
are away.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Town
send were the dinner guests on
Sunday of Mrs. Roger Addy. After
which Mrs. Addy and Miss Flo
Chestnut came to Millville and
spent the evening at the Townsend
home.
Mr.. |. Handy Quillen came from
Baltimore and spent the week end
al home with Mrs. CULLEN.
Early Sunday morning Lloyd Dai-
sey. Miss Marguerite Quillen, Miss
Wanda Wiley and Kendall Noble
left to visit Luray Caverns, NirSi-
Liza. They also stopped in Washing
ton. ID. E. arriving home tired. but
with the remembrance of a pleas
ant and very interesting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Kelley 0i
Philadelphia were the guests for 4
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14

been seriously i'll at her home near
town for several months. is now
able to be up Il short time each
day.
Mrs. Dorothy POStles Snyder has
resigned her position as teacher in
the Dover public school and gone
tC South Carolina to be near her
husband. who is stationed there.
The interior of Grace Church So
cial Hall is being redecOrated by
Layton Wiley, local painter.
Milton has Il new police officer,
in the person of Charles Neibert.
Neibert comes to Milton with
fine recommendation from the city
of Milford where he served com
petently on the force of that city.
Mr.. Neibert resides at EllendaIe.
Harry William Marvel of the l..
5. Navy. has been promoted to
first-class seaman. He is stationed
at Pearl Harbor. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George &. Marvel of
Milton.
Services at Goshen Methodist
Church next Sunday will be at 9:45
a. IN. Sunday school. In the adult
department. Mrs. Mary l.. Hudson
will give Echoes from Ocean
Grove. y. j.. the great Methodist
camp where she and Rev. Hudson
recently spent two weeks.
HOO a. III. Morning worship.
Sermon by Rev William II. Hud-
son. Music by jubilee choir.
Eevening Worship 7:30 o'clock.
Gospel singing. Inspiring message
by Rev. Hudson.
A cordial welcome awaits your
joining in Christian fellowship.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
MILLVILLE
HlR(It NEWS

Church school at the usual hour
this Sunday morning followed with
preaching by the Pastor, Reverend
+. &. LOuhoff
Jack Townsend has entered Bea-
com Business College He was ac-
Companied to Wilmington by his
mother. Mrs. G.. p. Townsend and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Belts. who
visited their daughter. Mrs. Marie
Sterling at Brandywine SanitOrium
and Mrs. Townsend visited her
daughter. Mrs. Harrison Temple
and little son.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Banks have
returned TO their home in Philadel-
phia after pleasant visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Nangie Lynch and
father. Elijah Lynch OF near Days
bOrO nd MIR. and Mrs. William r.
Richards of RehObOth.
Sergeant Charles DerricksOn
who is presently spending 30
day furlOugh with his parents, left
Okinawa. Rukyu. Islands, August
II, by Ca, stopping only at Guam.
Marshall Islands. Pearl HarbOr
and then california. The entire
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
OVERLOOK

Mrs. Clara Sharp spent Monday
in Lewes as the guest Vi AIr and
Mrs. William Sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Chorman
and son David. of New Jersey.
spent the week end with their son
and family Harold Chorman.
Mrs. Margaret Vincent who is
confined in Beebe Hospital. Lewes.
has been quite sick. hut is improv-
ing. We are glad to say
Mrs. Estella Johnson and sister.
Mrs. Minnie Davidson and Mary r.
called on their foster brother.
Henry Parker of Frederica who
was quite i'll on Monday.
Mrs. Margaret White spent the
week in LeweS.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14

Commander and Mrs. G.. II.
Simpler and daughter. Miss Bar
hara Jane who have been visiting
their father-in- law and sister, Miss
Marie, returned to their home in
Washington. Monday.
First Lieutenant Mary Warring-
ton, who has been serving overseas
duty for the past two years is
home on a furlough with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. BenfOrd War
rington
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14

Sergeant and Mrs. Arthur Hall
entertained their son, Arthur NJ
Hall from New Jersey on Sunday.
Mr.. Warrington Vincent ana
Vincent White have been elected
class leaders by the pastor, ReVe-
rend Frederic Truitt for White
Chapel.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14

To say the right thing, no more,
no less, and then stop, taxes
thought.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14

been shipped by Suns Marcus Hook Refinery
than by any other refinery in the world.
Sun Refineries Reody TO Produce
New, Better Automobile Fuel
Sun Oil Company's Marcus Hook Refinery, With
the greatest catalytic cracking capacity of any
refinery in America, and its we'll equipped
CatalytiC refinery at Toledo now ready for
the production of finer quality motor fuel. In
quality of total output, the ability of these re-
hneres to provide postwar America with the
finest gasoline cannot be matched.
SUnoeo DynufveI Coming
when All Limitations Are Lifted
AS soon as they are released from wartime
restrictions SunoCo's advanced refining facili.
ties which produced food of fighting fuel for
victory will bring you thrilling new super
powered fuel for your car-Sunoco Dynafusll
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14

The Governments prompt action in ending
more than three years of gasoline rationing
most welcome news for the American motorist
Gasoline rationing, however, was only one
of many wartime restrictions placed on the
petroleum industry.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14

THE QUESTION: "Now that gasoline rationing
has ended when wiH ne get that wonderful new
POSTWAR gasoline we've been hearing about?"
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
Other Restrictions Remoin

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Government orders limiting the qaaiity supplies
and transportation of gasoline remain in effect in
certain areas. These restrictions will be ended,
according to Petroleum Administration for
War, as quickly as necessary transportation and
distribution adjustments can be made-as soon
as American tankers are released from war
zones for peace-time operations, pipelines
reconverted for normal use and civilian ware
houses are reflled.
Sun Oil Company's output during the war
demonstrates its ability to be the peaCe-time
leader in gasoline manufacture. Since Pearl
Harbor, more 100 octane aviation gasoline has
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26 A war-inspired Pacific fishery de- velopment project will be carried to completion to assure safeguards for the government and the fish, ing industry"
 The Reconstruction Finance Cor poration announced it has agreed to finance the experiment spon- sored by the War Food Administra- ton. It will embrace a factory ship with refrigeration and canning equipment to process fish, together with four trawlers. This fleet, cost of which is not expected to exceed $3,750,000, will be made available on lease to the Pacific Exploration Company, Seattle.
 The proposal was well under way when Japan collapsed. After that date it could not be considered essential to the war effort but the Interior Department indicated it would be to the advantage of the government to develop a substan- tial modern fishing industry in the Pacific Ocean.
 The State Department suggested the undertaking would be in line
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
SOLDIERS PULL OFF MASS MARCH, THEN
 GIVEN REpRIMAND

MANILA, Dec. 26--Spokesmen for 4,000 CHS said a mass meeting would be held today to discuss cancellation of a scheduled home bound transport sailing-after a mass protest march yesterday brought both an explanation and reprimand from their colonel, who was quoted as telling them:
 You men forget you're not working for General Motors-youre still in the Army"
 The Army newspaper Pacifican attributed the statement to Col. J. c. Campbell, depot commander, who ordered the men to their bar racks. He explained that the sail ing cancellation was in connection with consolidation of the 2lst and 29th replacement depots.
 The men dispersed within 10 minutes, discarding their We Want Ships" banners"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION TAKES LIVES OF }
Fadory, Canning Ship
 For Fishing on Pacific
 Coast Now Being Built

with the Presidents proclamation of Sept. 28, l945, concerning con- servation and development of the fisheries in areas of the high seas which are of interest to this country.
 Details of the lease are being worked out with officials of the Pacific Exploration Company in consultation with interested gov ernment departments. The REC said the industry will obtain a maximum amount of useful eco homie, scientific and other infor- nation from operation of the pro ject.
 The steel cargo ocean-going vessel, "S. S. Mormacracy, ob- tained from the War Shipping Administration, is being converted as the factory ship at the yards of Bellingham Iron Works, Belling- ham, Wash. It will accommodate 250 male workers and an office, in addition to it's canning, freezing and storage equipment. Four steel constructed Diesel trawlers of ap- proximately $50 tons each will be bought CT built.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
THOUSANDS ARE
 GIVEN pARD0N5,
 TRUMAN'5 ORDERS

WASHINGTON. Dec 26.---Presi- dent Truman gave Christmas present to several thousand form CT convicts who served with merit in the armed forces during the war. The Christmas Eve proclamation by the President applies to men who entered the armed forces on or after July 29th, 1942, and who have served honorably for at least one year. For them, the slate Is wiped clean. their full citizenship rights restored. including the right to vote.
 The proclamation applies only to former federal prisoners. It does not apply to men convicted of of lenses after their entry into the services, and it applies only to of lenses outside army and navy reg ulations. But 1t still applies to thousands of former conyicts who served their country well in the armed forces and who are being re- warded accordingly.