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Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-07-06

The .staff Of the Postscript is appeal
ing this week for news on some person or
event. A., 49,
VAC and Civilian articles are much in
dema nd pow, but due to the, lack of SUI
ficient help 1T is next to impossible to
get the desired information needed, ;.
At the pres ent time OUR office .is>pr-
hitting over 1000 copies weekly. We do
our own tipping ,nimeogra phing, cartooning
and stapling. This may. not. sound like a ;
very. big job to the genera I public but,
it real ". means consistent work. That's
why we ask for your coopera ton.
Perha PSI you write poetry? Or maybe
you know Of some one on Post who has an ,
interesting biogrs phi cal ba ckgr ound? Or. !.
maybe you would like to write column
entitled, NCdvi1ian Gossip, "WAC News,
WAC Spot Hight, "Civilians and Their
Jobs" etcP Why not let us in on your
ta Lent? It would certainly be, we'll app.
reciated apdnwell advertis ed,
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Of each week and mary by brought in per-
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Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-07-06
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BERT VILLTAlg LODGE No.335
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+. Fort ha chuce Ariz ona
20 June 1915
By NJ MulAH,. Err.
By NJ Mml1Nu Err.

Bert Williams Lodge Of Elks No. 1886
had the pleasure Of having with us
traveling Deputy Bro; Johns on and Fro:
W. H. Hlyard Of Arizona, 90 State Deputy. ).
a lovely time wa had by ell. Refr-
eshments we're served and arrang e1ients
made for the Delegates to attend the
Grand Lodge, which Will be held in the
city of Philadelphia Penna. in Aug
uSt.
The Lodge was invited to Corner
stone-Eaying in Tues on, Ariz., Sunday
July l, 1915, conducted by the Pilgr1n
Rest Lodge in that city.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-07-06

SOU trips NACo and BENSON
~ =. CONTINUED from. Fo &c IL
runs on one hit and two misp1a~s. Fen
son used Mesa and Ncnce da as their bat
terry while the -shles ..had Nouton enc Lee
onard. -
The scheduled gene with the Hisbee
Owls We rained out ard viii be played
on Wednesday July IL, at the Warren
Field. The game Will be called ct 8:15
F. NJ.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-07-06
ETsENRQrER HAILED (cortinued)-
8 July 1915

ElSENR(tER HAILED. (Continued)~ )"
with its; glorious MIXTURE of ra ces, Of
croeds, its Jews, its Catholics, its Pr
otestsnts, it cennot lose, and we can't
lose this one. g..
VT believe, nc should be strong, tbs
we should be, tolerant. VIC should be re-
ady toldefend our ri ghts, but we ehould
be confederate and reeognize the rights
Of the Other man, .:
lido not, sdifferentiat among sold
-iers.-. + do not say white soldiers or
Eegro soldiers, end do not sey Amer
lean or British soldiers T. have ha
a task in this wo r the t me kes me look
upon soldiers as soldiers.p
"The Germon genera staff must be ut
torly destroyed These tars Of Gernany's
have Been, from the stard-point: Of the
general s.tef merely campa i gns merely
incidents 49,. lit should be made utterly
inpossible for them ever to function ,
again."
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

1t has been tough fighting Japan while our biggest forces
gagged in Europe Our Navy and Marine forces have borne
Pacific attack, vaanty and efecvely-but at rightfu
lives Now the full force of armed might can be drecte
equipment manpower and repower in greater concenra
civilians comprehend The cost will be staggering
will meet it, The doubled quotas for individuals in the 9TH
you at home have whale of job on our ha
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02
ZAVfRANf.
midnight Curfew.)
Roziimanf redaktora.

Uni to Size nevinne a snad je
to z nekterych pr1cin dobre,
jen ably to neskoncilo tax smut
ne proslavenou prohibic1, KITE
ra natropila skodu a nepfinesla
zadneho uzitku.
Zavfran1 hostincG, zabav-
nych podnikG a nocn1ch bar1
bylo uskutecneno vladimir roz-
kazem, ktery prisel platnost
v pondeli o p1l noel. Znamena
to, re kazdy must byti pred
pdl noci z techto podnikd ven
ku a razem dvanacte hodiny
svetla v techto podnic1ch must
byti zhasnuta. Pouze restau-
race, kde jsou prodavana j.
ola, ,budou moci byti jisty cas-
pc pnl noci otevfeny, ale ne
smejf prodavati mic tvrdeho ia
ko je pivecko, v1necko nebo
nejake ty rosolicky.
Inu rika Sc, re clovek 81 IVY
kne>i ma sibenici. Snad 81 IVY
kneme i ma tento zakaz. Ovsem
nekdo S tezkym srdcem a ne
kdo to lehce ozelf. No, niue
81 to kazdy vynahraditi We dine,
neb z vecera Ito snad nezaka-
zi) a v noel Sc budeme moci po-
silniti "blahodarnym spankem'
a budeme hodne zdrav1! Ne
ktery ten filuta 81 rekne: "Toz
ia sc posnnim donna a tfeba pc
pdl noel nejakou tou lahvickou
z lednicky!" Ale CO by Sc stale
kdyby zakazali prodavati led
nicky nebo led? Wine, ono je
to vsechno NONE.
Ale zert stranou. Kdyz Via
da uznala, re zavlranl spole-
censkych mistnost1 prospeje ma
semu valecnemu 1sill tax
budeme toto narfzeni dodrzo-
lvati!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02
MlStnl Zprdvy.

Pfatele:-
Mate-li n9jake zpravy O sy-
mech, dcerach neb jinych pr1-
slusn1cfch vasich robin slouzi-
cich v ozbrojene moci Stryce
Sauna, zaslete nam je a my je
mileradi otiskneme v "Telegra-
fu". Staci poslati ~postovnf lis
tex. Dale Vas zadame O zpra-
va rodinne: narozen1 decka,
svatby a vyrocf narozenin neb
swatch atd.
Jmena padlych hrdinG "a
vlast otiskujeme kazdy tyden
proto, ably pamatku jejich byla
zv6cn6na. Jest NONE, re tam
jmeno nektereho padleho neb
zemTeleho "a vlast (ceskoslo-
vensk6ho pGvodu) nenf. V1te-
Ii O n6kterem, pros1me byste
nam to oznamili.
Take 81 vyproSujeme zpravy
O cinnosti nasich spolk1, Tadu
a klubn. Krajane z Washing
tonu nam mohou obcas neco o
sob9 napsati. Dale bychom Sc
tesili ma dopis cd byvalych bal
timoranG nynf bydlfcfch v il
nych mistech.
V ~nyn6jsfch dobach, kdy spo-
lecenske zabavy a podniky jsou
velmi omeZeny a krajane sc
tax caste neschazf, vase zpra-
w budou vftany a v krajanske
rubrice vyhledavany.
Veskerou korespondenci "a
sfleite ma redakci Telegraph,
843 N. Washington St., Balti-
more = S, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02
BELCAMP, MD.
SOKOLSKA HLfDKA.

Belcamp zije We znamen1 po-
slednich peclivych pr1prav k
nedelnim oslavam. Vzpom1n-
ka ma Ora. Tomase c.. Masary-
ka je tax milou, re kazdy sire
Ii S 1zkost1 hladky pr1beh ne
delniho vystoupen1.
Bratr Mojz1sek uz pTikrocil
k marsalskym z%kouskam, ably
deti nemeli tremu. Bratr Hejt-
manek dokoncuje kulisy a<vy-
stavbu jeviste. Prejeme ODE
ma re srdce mnoho zdaru v
konecne fazi pr1prav.
Pozval jsme vsechny vyznac-
ne ceske osoby z okoli a zveme
tfmto vsechny pratele a zname
z Baltimore, New Yorku a Wa
shingtonu a Marylandskeho
Venkova ably svou pr1tomnost1
dokazali uctu muzi, ktery pro-
slavil cesky narod pc celem
svete. Masaryk je pro mas ne
jen symbolem bl1z1c1 Sc svobo-
dy, ale zarukou, re pravda Vi
Itez1!
Slavnost ukonc1me promfta-
MIN filmu ~"NEPORAzENA
ARMADA" Nemohu napsat
obvykly posudek, protoze film
neznam, ale soud1m-li Poole
nadpisu spravne, jde 0 nasi &C.
skoslovenskou armada, ktera
byla nejleps1 ma svete. Nebylo
Ijeji vinou, re nemela pfflezi-
tost tuto zdatnost ukazat.
Vzdyt hosi z 20. prazskeho plu
ku Sc opasky pripli ke strojn1m
puskam a del6m, kdyz prisel
rozkaz k demobilisaci. Tyto
chrabre hochy museli tehda Wy
kuTovat re zakopG a opevnenl
v pohranici. Ma prazskych u
licich jsme je potkavali zahan-
bene a znicene. Tehda nepo-
chopili, re vyhrali nejvets1 bit
WI veku. Ones dekujem nasim
vGdcnm a temto hoch1m, re
fOZhOdll cnladnym fOZumem,
kdyz vsichni ztratili hlavu.
DR.. F. Novak.
V minute elsie jsme nedopa-
tfenim uvedli, re rodina Vrza-
likova z Belcampu dava do bo-
je "a svobodu narodu druheho
syna Leo Vrzal1ka. Spravne
melo byt uvedeno, re jejich
druhy syn Henry Vrzallk Sc
prihlasil k letcdm a pc slozenl
stanovenych zkousek, byl pfi-
delen k armadnlmu leteckemu
oddflu. Zacatecnf vycvik pro-
delava v Keesler Field, Miss.
Prvn1 syn Leo Vrzallk, pro-
Sci valecnym pasmem cd Sici-
lie pres Rim do Bologne. Nynl
je V nemocnici, kde je lecen ma
Trench feet"
Prejeme jeste jednou obema
vitezny a brzky navrat domu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02
OSLAVA
NAROZENIN BUDE
" NEDELI, DINE Is. BREZNA

Y meSlcl breZnu OSlaVuJeme
narozeniny Tomase G.. Masary-
ka, velkeho muze tohoto stole
tt. Tolik je znamo O mem, to-
likrate byla jeho zivotni draha,
jeho vedecka cinnost a jeho po-
litiGky vyznam osvetlovan Sc
vsech stran, re cokoli Dude je-
nom opakovan1m toho CO uz
bylo feceno mnohokrate pred
tim. IDA Sc vsak, ze jedna z
jeho mnoha vynikaj1c1ch vlast-
nostf niue byti, a prave V teto
dobe, zddraznovana prilis cas-
to: jeho ~neprodajna laska k
PRAVDE. Je to to pravda, "a
lozena ma presne a uplne zna-
LOST fakt, ma spravnem ocene-
nj jich a ma logickych objektiv-
mich vyvodech prostych osob-
nfho zabarven1. Je to nesm1r-
ne d1lezite uvedomiti 81 tohle
prave v dnesnf dobe, kdy fabri-
kace III Sc stala vysokym ume-
MIN, kdy zivot celych narodu
je vybudovan ma zkroucenych
faktech, kdy fisk Sc hemz1 "a
very a nahledy nepodlozenymi
a nezarucenymi evidence. Ten
to smysl pro pravdu Dude tax
vysoce dGlezity nejblizsi do
be, kdy Ease Dude ucinen po-
kus O harmonicke souzft1 ma
rod1 v mfru, kde kazdy narod
by mel stejnou moznost uspo-
radati zivot naroda k nejvetsi-
mu prospechu svych clenG. Mu-
sine 81 vsak uvedomiti, re to
nenf jenom laska k pravde,
kdyE nam z toho kyne pro-
spec1 ale take pravda, ktera
je nekdy bolestna a ukrutna.
Masaryk dokazal mnohokra
tie We SVEN zivote, re jeho smy-
81 pro pravdu byl nekompromis
nj, bez ohledu ma osobnf poho-
dill. Zboril mythus kralove-
dvorskych a zelenohorskych
rukopisG i kdyz to znamenalo
znicenf jedne predstavy o mi
mule velikosti ceskoslovenskeho
naroda. Postavil Sc n%eochvej-
ne "a cenu sveho postaveni "a
Hilsnerem, kdyz zjistil, re roz-
sudek byl nespravedlivy a ne
podepreny evidence.
Masaryk vsak nebyl jediny v
ceskoslovenskem narode, ktery
patral pc pravde a hail il do
konce. Jan Hus radeji pod
stoupil smrt nez by upustil cd
pravdy, Jan Amos Komensky
rad6ji zvolil vyhnanstvi nez by
Sc zrekl pravdy, Havlfcek hail
pravdu We svych novinach "a
cenu sveho zdrav1 a zivota.
Ia TENN vynikajicfmi jedno-
tlivci je ceskoslovensky narod,
ktery V tvrde skole tristalete
poroby vyvinul svoje kriticke
schopnosti pro objektivni posu-
zovani, narod o kterem americ-
ky historik Thomson We sve
knize "Czechoslovakia in Eu-
ropean history" pravf, re ma
loktery narod ma svete, Una his
toricka fakta tax dobre jake
ceskoslovensky narod. Heslo
"Pravda vftezf" ma president
ske vlajce nenf jenom libeznym
bezobsaznym rcenlm, ale Ii
votn1m kredem velikeho muze
a jeho naroda.
A nutno 81 jenom pratt ably
Sc to stale universaln1m.
V nedeli, dine Is. brezna
B~altimorska odbocka G. N. S.
poTada oslavy narozenin Masa-
rykovych. Slavnostni vybor
pracuje horecne ably tato osla-
va byla d1stojnou vzpomfnkou
ma naseho velikeho muze. Wy
zfvame celou ceskoslovenskou
vereinost zde v Baltimore, ably
81 nezadavala tento den a pri-
sla oslaviti v hojnem poctu ma
Itento pOdnik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02
GRAHAM

Tuto nedeli We 2:3O odpol.
ella Telocvicna Jedn. Sokol
Belcamp, Md. porada Vzpo-
mfnkovou Oslavu Masaryko-
vVch Narozenin v mlstnostech
biografu Hotelu v Belcampu.
Peclivy program je zarukou
d1stojne oslavy. Zalezf ma mas
baltimorskych, abychom Sc
tam v nejvetsfm poctu dosta-
viii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02

Znamy sokolfk Frank Hejny
NIL, ktery dlf "a vojenskou po-
vinnostf v Panama byl nedav-
no povysen ma kaprala.
Znamf bratfi v Jednote So
kol "Blesk" a pTatele Franka
tuto zpravu zajiste uvltajf s
radostl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02
POHRBY.

" sobotu, "a. 1nora zem-
fela v domove sve dcery pl.
Mary Drehoff, 900 N. Belnord
Ave. stara krajanka p1. Marie
Miksajnova, vdova pc Janu
Miksajnovi, Ali N. Duncan St.
Zemrela v pozehnanem veku
76ti let. Narodila Sc v Cesko-
slovensku kraj Taborsky a do
Ameriky pTijela pred 6Oti Lefty.
Jest oplakavana synem p. Fran
KEN Miksajnem a dcerou pl.
Mary Drehoff. PTinalezela ku
spolk1m: Fanny Marie Usta-
vicn6 Pomoci, Oltarn1mu a 3.
Radu sv. 'Frantiska a Svate Ro-
dine.
Pohfeb konal Sc z domu smut
ku 900 N. Belnord Ave. We sire
du, 28. 1nora do kostela sv.
Vaclava a odtud ma hrbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele a byl vypra-
ven firmou Frank Cvach a Syn.
" patek, %. unora zem-
rel p. Frank J. Harrington,
Houghton Park, Middle River
We start 65ti rok6. Narodil Sc v
Kalifornii a v Baltimore I'll %
roxy. Povolanlm byl stavebnlm
zelezarskym deln1kem. Zane
chava zde manzelku Annu Har
rington a syna.
Pohreb konal Sc v pondeli,
rs. 1nora re Cvachova PohT.
Domu do kostela sv. Vaclava
a odtud ma hTbitov Nejsv. w.
kupitele "a assistance vlp. L.
Vidry.
" nedeli, rs. 1nora zem-
Tela pf. Rosie Sanders (rozena
Schreiber), manzelka p. Ed
warda Sanderse, 2518 Jeffer-
son St. We start 81 let. Narodila
sc v Baltimore. Pohreb konal
sc We stredu, %, dnora z domu
smutku ma Baltimore hfbitov
"a assistance Rev. Lauritz F.
Ries-a, a byl vypraven p. Kar-
lem E. ~Schimunkem.
" pondelf, 26. 1nora zem-
rela " nemocnici University of
MARYLAND krajanka pf. Barbo-
ra McCafferty (rozena Jindro-
va), 1920 N. Broadway We sta
RI 66 let. Narodila Sc v Cesko-
slovensku. Byla manzelkou p.
John J. McCafferty. Prinale-
zela ku l. Americas. Dam. De-
mokratickemu Klubu 7. wardy.
Pohreb konal sc We ctvrtek,
|. bTezna z domu smutku do
kostela st. James,, odtud ma
hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele a
byl vypraven p. Harlem E.
SchimGnkem.
We stredu, %. 1nora zem-
rela v University nemocnici pf.
VERONA M. Kucera, (roz. Kos
mani. manzelka p. Antona Ku-
Gerv. 1906 Woodstock Ave. We
start 81 let. Narodila Sc v Bal
timOre.
Pohreb Dude Sc konati v So
botu. 8. bTezna z domu smutku
ma baltimore hrbitov "a asis-
tence Rev. Joseph Peaslee-ho
a Dude vypraven p. Harlem E,
SchimInkem.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-12
AGREEMENT ON POLAND
 I5 NEARING
United States and Britain Swinging Around 10
 Proposals of StaIin
tBy Associated Prcss)

There were indications today that the Big Three had achieved a basis of understanding on the Polish problem and that the situation gen. erally was improving.
 One sign that the atmosphere was clearing came in a Moscow dis patch which said that a mission as- signed the task of reorganizing the Polish Provisional Government at Warsaw would meet soon in the Russian capital with representatives of the Warsaw regime and Poles from outside the country.
 A broadening along democratic lines of the Polish Provisional Gov ernment was envisaged by the Big Three at Yalta earlier in the year but little concrete progress has been made toward the goal. An inform ant in Moscow said the United States and Britain had swung around to Premier Stalin's point of view that the Soviet-sponsored Warsaw re- gime should be the nucleus of any reorganized Polish administration.
 Members of the Polish government in exile did not share the general optimism.
 However, a member of the Polish moderate group in London express ed the belief that Stanislaw Mikola- jczyk, former Premier of the London Polish government, would be invited to discuss the reorganization. Mix olajczyk is known to favor concilia- tiOn with Russia
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-12
PROBLEMS 0F| NORTH WILL BE STUDIED
Twenty Persons Are Con- ing This Summer for
 4-Week Inspection

WASHINGTON, June 12.-Chair- man Peterson D.-Ga.) said today the House Territories Committee will name three subcommittees to survey Alaskan problems this sum- mer.
 The full committee, expected to leave for Alaska about August 1, will concern itself with govern mental problems and suggested changes in the organic act under which the Territory is governed, Peterson told reporter.
 The subcommittees will tackle in dividually matters concerning trans portation, lands and industries.
 Peterson said about 20 persons, including Interior Department of- ficials, will be in the party. He estimated the inspection will require about four weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-12
SURRENDER
 OFFER GETS
 TURN DOWN
Bulkner Made Proposal 10 Japanese Command
 CT on 0kindwd
By Al Dopking
Associated Press War Corre.pondsnp

Associated Press War Correspondent)
 TENTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS OKINAWA, June 11.-tDelayed - The Commanding General of Japa- nese forces on Okinawa ignored to- day a precedent setting personal of- fer from It. Gen Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr.. to negotiate surrender and prevent annihilation. Three copies of the offer, sealed in official envelopes and addressed personally to the Japanese leader were drop ped yesterday morning from two air planes near cave believed to be the enemy Generals headquarters.
 It called attention to the hope less plight of his troops and gave him 36 hours to reach decision.
 Buckner's proposal marked the first time in the Pacific an Ameri- can Commanding General had given an enemy leader specific oppor- tunity to surrender.
 There are an estimated 15,000 Japanese troops on Okinawa.
 Buckner's instructions were if the Japanese Commander wished to negotiate he should display tar- get white cloth visible from the ground and air in his lines nearest the West Coast at 6 o'clock today.
 General Buckner promised safe conduct through the lines to the enemy Commanders negotiation delegation if he displayed the white panel.
 His proposal said Your represen- tatives will be escorted to my head quarters where I will acquaint them with the manner in which an orderly and honorable cessation of hostil- ities may be arranged Your delega- tion will be returned through the lines at the conclusion of this meet ing"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-12
KING WINS
 IN VOTING
 INCANADA
Prime Ministers 5 Govern. ment Returned But by
 Slim Majority

| OTTAWA, June l2.-Prime Min ister w. L. Mackenzis Kings govern ment was back in office today for another term, late returns from yes- tcrday's general election giving it a slim majority in the new House of Commons with the aid of 45 straight Liberals and eight supporting Inde- pendent-Liberals from the French speaking province of Quebec. The results were based entirely on civilian votes and may be affected by the ballots of service men and women at home and abroad which are not to be counted for another ten days. There are approximately 750,000 eligible in the Armed Ser vices, of whom about 500,000 were expected to vote.
 King and his party, who have governed Canada continuously since 1885 and for 18 of the years since 1921, won easily over their nearest rivals, the Progressive Conservatives, put had thelr previous OverWhelm- ing majority cut sharply.
 The Liberals won 1l8 of the new Parliament's 245 seats and were leading in two others.
 The Socialistic CCF Cooperative Commonwealth Federation) elected 26 members, the third largest group in the new Parliament, increasing it's strength as expected from the West but electing only one candidate from the East.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-12
2 DesiroYers
 Are Lost 0ff
 0kinawa Isle

WASHINGTON. June 12-The loss of two destroyers, an auxiliary transport and a landing ship c11 Okinawa cost the Navy 469 men kill ed, missing or wounded.
 Announcing the losses last night, the Navy listed the vessels as.
 The destroyers Longshaw, with l79 casualties, and Drexler, with 2O9 casualties.
 The auxiliary high speed transport Bates with 60 casualties.
 The LSM- -135, a medium landing ship, with 21 casualties.
 Loss of the four craft raised to 3l4 the total number of ships lost during the war.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-12
WALT DISNEY BOND STUNT
 UNDERWAY
Big Week Is 10 End with Parade Merchants Offer
 Awards for Youngsters

Warning signals are up for mom and dad as Juneau boys and girls this week concentrate on prepara- tions toward winning the $50 War Bond grand prize or one Of the many otker big prizes in the Walt Disney Bond Parade to be held Saturday, June 16.
 Here's this weeks schedule. Junior and Sis are busy running errands, washing dishes, cleaning the car and cling up the lawn mower in order to ,scrape up the few extra dimes to fill up their stamp books, which they are going to turn in during one of the afternoons this week at the Bond Booth in front of the First Nation al Bank.
 When they turn in their books for their bonds, each boy or girl under 12 years or age will receive Walt Disney gift certificate, which will entitle them to enter the parade and enjoy the free matinee at the Capitol Theatre following the parade on Saturday.
 Costumes Ready
 The booth is open every afternoon between 3 and 6 p. m.
 Meanwhile, mom is busy basting and stitching together odds and ends for the making of the prize winning costume for the parade. It may be 8 representation of Walt Disney character, patriotic costume, for Ieign costume, or just plain original idea.
 When all these things are done, then comes the big day. On Satur- day, at 12:45 D. m., the kids will gather at the rear of the Federal Building. Tie parade, led by band, will start promptly at l D. m. The whole town will be out to see the costumes as the kids progress past the front of the Federal Building, down Seward to Front Street, across to Franklin and then to the Capitol Theatre, where the prizes will be awarded and the kids will enjoy a specially selected show.
 Prizes Listed
 Homer Garvin will announce the prize winners at the theatre. Assist ing him in judging the winners will be Mrs. Katherine Nordale and A. B. Hayes.
 Prizes include: $50 War Bond.
 tContinued on Page Fiue)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-12
CONFERENCE {. E TO VOTE
 VETO ISSUE
Delegates Decide Time for Talking 0ver-To Get
 Down 10 Action
By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic News
 EdifOrl

By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic News
 Editor)
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.-Both sides in the United Nations debate over the Big-Power veto decided today that the time had arrived to stop talking and start voting.
 On this point Foreign Minister Herbert " Evatt of Australia and Senator Tom Connally of the Unit ed States, opposing leaders, agreed. It appeared that the veto voting formula would be approved, but with several countries, which do not like it, not balloting.
 The formula requires that the United States, Russia, Britain. China and France. as members of the proposed World Security Coun- cil. would have to concur before the council could take any step toward settling an international dispute except that any nation party to a dispute would refrain from voting on peaceful settlement measures
 Amendment Is Issue
 The main issue before the United Nations Conference Committee which has the formula in hand is a amendment by Evatt. It would eliminate the concurrence require ment, and therefore the veto, from peaceful settlements. It does not, however, challenge the concurrence requirement on use of force by the council
 The committee scheduled one meeting for the day (l0:30 a. m., PWT) and another for the night (8:30 D. m.l in it's determination to wind up action on the veto as quick ly as possible. It has been debating since Friday.
 The Big Five sought first to rally enough votes to defeat Evatt's amendment and, second, enough to win approval for the formula as it stands.
 Developments
 Other conference work m move d along in high gear toward possible completion of the United Nations charter a week from tomorrow. There were these main develop ments.
 | A commission planning the Se- curity Council scheduled a mid- afternoon meeting t3:30 p. mD to receive the complete report of it's committee on arrangements for us-
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