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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-09
VIENAS ZYDAS KU-
RIS NE w RUSIJA

Garsus mokslininkas Prof.
Albert Einstein, zydu kilmes,
yra vienas is tokiq kurie ne
pritaria, net nori kad butu vi
somis pastangomis rupinamasi
nepaduoti bolsevikiskai Rusijai
atomines bombos paslapties.
Prof: Einstein pataria laiky-
ii atomines bombos paslapti
nuo pavedimo United Nations
organizacijai, tai organizacijai
kuri isteigta San Francisco
pereita pavasari. Toliau, Elm
stein pabrezia kad atomine
bomba ypatingai turi butt ap-
saugojama nuo patekimo Ru-
sijai. Atomine energija turf
butt saugiai globojama Ameri-
kos zinioje, Xxi jis bus galima
pavesti pasauliui, zmonijos ge-
foves reikalams.
Prof. Einstein tikrina, apie
du trecdaliai zmonijos zutu jei
kiltu atominis karas. Jis ato-
mine energija vadina "prazu-
tinga', taciau reiskia Wilt kad
il galetu priversti zmonija pa
laikyti tvarka tarptautiniuose
santikiuose.
Jis sutinka kad Amerika,
Anglia ir Russia gall stoveti
prie palaikymo bendros tvar-
kos, bet visai priesingas pave
dimui Rusijai atomines bombos
paslapties dabartiniu laiku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-09
Sovietinio Rezimo lSsilaikymo Paslaptis
R,so yA1N1s pA1NoRAs Specials 1aia Drvai sveaijs

liai. Tai NKVD pradeda nuo
jauniausio, mat tas yra min
kstesnis palenkti". Ia jaunuo-
Ii issikviecia NKVD virsinin-
kas j NKVD "palociu", pasiso-
dina priesais ir pradeda jam
grasinti: 'sstai tamsta esi jau-
mas zmogus, turf tarnyba. SUI
prantu tamstai rupi sukurti
ateitis. Tai gall padaryti tik
Observation-Disclosures su mu-
mis-. Mes puikiai zinome kad
tamstos tevai yra nusistate
prizes tarybine santvarka -
mes JUGS pripratinsime. Tam
sta pasirasyk kad bendradar-
biausi SUI mumis. o priesingai,
tamsta gryzes istaigon nerasi
tarnybos. Kentes ir tamstos
tevai Observation-Disclosures. o
zinai kad pagal Stalino 'sauleta'
konstitucija: kas nedirba tas
nevalgo". ... Oar per stala
NKVD virsininkas sutrenkia
brauningo kotu. Ir jaunuolis
baimes drebinamas kartais su-
tinka bent formaliai butt ju
agentu.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-09
DARBININKU PAvERGIMAS

Pasibaigus pirmam pasauli-
niam karui, Europos valstybiu
siubuojantis politinis gyveni-
mas nulinko daugumoje dviem
kryptimis. Viena is ju - pa
siliko valstybiu su demokratis-
mo valdymosi formom, kitos
- inko autoritarinio- diktatu-
rinio rezimo kryptimi.
Diktaturinis gyvenimas pa
sireiske TRIMS labai panasio-
mis- savo ypatybemis, tik buvo
pasivadines: fasizmu, nacional-
socializmu, ir komunizmu. vi
dujine struktura, ypac darbi-
ninkijos pazabojimo paslapti-
mi, yra veik tas pat: fasizmas
nazizmas ir komunizmas.
Diktaturu gyvenirno prakti-
ka parode kad kiekviena is ju
remiasi vienos partijos domi-
navimu, o kitos partijos visai
sunaikinamos. ltalijoje fasiz-
mas remesi savo dominavimo
gala - juodmarskiniu parti-
ia. Rusijos imperialistine dix
tatura, paglemzus Europos il
Aziios tautu daugybe, remiasi
isbujojusios komunistu parti-
jos diktatura, kuriuos galime
pilnai pavadinti raudonmarski.
niais. Daugelis mano kad Ru.
sijos galybe yra kaip darbinin.
ku valdzios imperiumas. Ne
Sovietu Rusijos valdantysis
sluogsnis yra ne darbininkai, {
tam tikras galinguju. veltedzir
sluogsnis, kurie Waldo automo.
bilius, gyvena geriausiuose bu
tuose, surenka viska kas ska
niausia, jie taip lebauja, jit
yra tautos "isrinktieji'. Jit
yra galingi: jie yra Rusijo:
teisingumas, ismintis, nepalie
ciamumas! Jie yra visoje Ru
sijoje ir JOS okupuotose tauto
Sc. Zodziu jie yra visur ir vi
sada. Tai komunistu diktatu
ros irankis, tai komunistu pa
tiketine slaptoji policija, ia,
persikrikstijus per 25 metu
visokiais: Jecaikos, GPU, M
VD ir nuo 1941 metu pradzio
| NKGB vardais!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-09

tymas nebet neribou nuoaidu keliu askai pabreztas
aukseiau ninetame Kongreso sprendime UNRRA Ia
zvgiu lygu budu ir sio krasto visuomenes didean-
tbs nepastenknimas bosevikais yra NUNS dideis pa
drasnimas Terelzia drbt protnga apgalvotai ir Wis
ka derint vena didzule pastanga Letuvos aisves at
gavimui = ir mes pasieksime savo tikslo
Tat tebuna Lapkrico 16 ir II dienos Washngtone
naujo ikvepimo dienos r tezym jos vieningo dideo r
konstrrktvvaus darbo pradzia!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-09
NASI4AITE

(Pabegelio eilerastis)
Isejo. Nebegrys motule
as naslaitele be vilties -
Man sielvartas krutine gula,
alpha gedulas nakties.
Smilciu kalne motuse gull
Pasaulis be Strides!
Val, aplankyk name, motule,
vidur saltos nakties!
Meldziau sietyna ir menuli,
zvaigzdes suzydusias nakties:
-Prikelkit mylima motule
is kapo paslapties!
Tyliai atsiliepe menulis
ir zvaigzdes drebancios nakties:
Mes akys budincios motules
vidur tamsios nakties.
B. zyingilas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-09
GINTARO ASAROS

Isguiti mes is savo krasto
Daznai prize Baltijos pargryztam,
Pasiziuret kaip jura blaskos,
Kaip bangos j jos uolas tiska.
] uolas dauzos bangos, skyla,
IL gryzta atgalios verpetais.
JOS pasaka NUNS seka miela,
Girdeta musQ metQ metals.
Mes matom bangose krikstalus,
Celsius lyg gintaro karoliai,
Kokius is pajurio, pargryzdams
Parvezdavo sesutei brolis.
Gintaro asaros pasoka,
Suduzta j uolas, istizta:
Pagauna mus mintis laidokes -
,Su JON j Lietuva jos gryzta.
Pargryzta jos j kopu krasta,
Nuzarsto vel perlais pakrante,
Kur like broliai skausmu nasta
Pilkuos arinuos kantriai tempia.
Kai vejas nuo pat juros pucia -
Asaros sklaidos gintarines;
Mesa jos zinia mus motutems
Kad sunums ilgu be tevynes.
vedija, 1915. Vainis Dainoras.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-09
FFI
Ir Arnerikos Spauda
Ia Pernlato

Pc Valstybes Sekretoriaus
Byrnes kalbos, pasakytos New
Yorke Spaliu 81, kurioje jis
pripazino Sovietu Rusijai savo
rusies Monroe Dektrina' ry-
tu ir centralineje Europoje, ne
tik Dirva iziurejo tame pavoju
mazoms Sovietu pavergtoms
tautems toje Europos dalyje.
Toks itekmingas dienrastis
kaip Chicago Daily Tribune ir
visi Hearst'o laikrasciai, prize
to ir ellie kitu laikrasciu, tame
Byrnes pareiskine iziuri aisku
Amerikos uzgyrima bolseviku
siekiq Europoje.
MASKVA vistiek kelia rel
kalavima gauti sau karo nuo-
stoliu atlyginimu is Italijos: 81
karta daro pasiuly1na kad atty
ginimq suma butu trys simtai
milijonu dolariu. Atlyginima
Maskva nori gauti uz tai kad
Italia siuntus divizijas j rytu
fronta gelbeti Vokieciams prizes
raudonaja armija.
JUGOSLAVIJOJE, bolseviku
agentui Tito seimininkaujant,
nuzudyta virs 400 dvasiskiu ir
uzdaryta daug maldnamiu, pa
nasiai kaip prie Paleckio Lie
tuvoje. Kur tik Maskvos kvis-
lingai Waldo ten vykdoma ia
patti ziauraus Stalino valia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-09

suglaustai aprasysiu ka mes
pamateme 1940-41 metals So
vietinio rezimo diktaturoj Lie
tuvoje.
1910 m. Birzelio menesi So
Nietu kariuomene palauzus Lie
tuvos nepriklausonybe, paskui
save atsivede Lietuvos valsty-
bes vidaus politiniam gyveni-
mui "tvarkyti" raudonuju vo-
ru politruku ir enkavedistQ
3misija".
Menesio laikotarpyje visu
miestu gyventojai stebejo kao
kiekviename net apskrities mie-
ste milicija parinko pacius ge-
riausius namus, neziuredami al
tai buvo kokia svarbi istaiga
ar gimnazija, visus is tu ma
mu iskrauste ir pradejo paga.
paslaptinga plana juose daryti
irengimus. Tuojau paaiskejo
kad tai rengiama NKVD tar.
nybines pustynes. Is turtin.
giausiu nanny ar dvaru suvez6
j tas NKVD bustynes puosniau.
sius, daznai muzejines reiks-
mes, baldus, palmes ar kito.
kias rinktines geles. Taip sku.
blu budu buvo visur irengtt
NKVD (vidaus ir slaptosios
milicijos) ''palociai".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-09

Siunciant savo auka pare
nimui Dirvai rasanciuju
pabegeliu zurnalistq, nau-
dokit 81 kupona ir ispilde,
irase savo auka, savo pill
ma adresa, pasiuskit Dir
vos Redakcijai,
$500 Superior Ave.
Cleveland 3, Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-09

liecia p. Grigaicio nerimastavi-
ma del Kun. J. Baksio laiskQ
tai galime pasakyti: "TIESA
AXIS BADO'.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-09
PUIKIAI APSIGYVENO

Taip pacius geriausius rumus
puosniausia irenge, kuriuose
turejo gyventi sovietinio rezi-
mo galiunai - raudonieji vo-
raj, kurie visa sovietini gyve-
nina tvarko paslaptingu ma
gano kotu. Jie tuose rumuose
atlikines su haudimi paslaptin-
gas torturas.
Drauge su NKVD 'Epalociais'
buvo paruosti runai ir proku-
raturoms - tai ''liaudies tri-
bunams', dar irgi naujiena
Lietuvoje.
Ma, ir reikalingi puosnus il
erdvus rumai slaptajai soviety
milicijai, kuri yra isisaknejus
sovietu nasese.
Irengus rumus, pamateme il
kas juose viespataus. Kiekvie.
name apskrities mieste prade-
jo organizuoti placiausi staba
sovietisku snipu.
Lietuvos nepriklausom y b e S
laikais kiekviename apskrities
mieste dazniausia buvo po vie,
ma saugumo policijos vladimir.
ka, kurie buvo skiriami walls.
tybes vidaus prieziurai budeti
bet ne organizuoti masinems
torturoms.
Sovietu apskrities slaptos
policijos bustinej .jau pusiau
officially NKVD agentu-valdi
ninku stabas budavo Xxi SO as
menu. Tie is ''palociaus" en-
kavedistai tuoj pradejo lysti
yisas apskrities ir valsciu is
taigas, imones il kaimus ir SUI
darlnetl SavO Snlpu kadruS.
Sovietine santvarka pagrys
ia tue kad kas 3-5 pilietis tn
ri butt snipu. stai ir yra so
vietinio rezimo issilaikymo pa
slaptis. Visoje Sovietu Sajun
goje taip ir yra kad visose imo
nese ir istaigose, kaimuose-kol
hozuose kas trecias-penktas as
muo is jaunuomenes, komjau
nuoliq turi snipineti savo emo
mes ''partijos naudai", tode
komunistine diktatura sunk,
sugriauti.
Lietuvoje NKVD taip dare
Pavyzdziui istaigoje dirba 1
! zmoniu, is ju yra trys jaunuo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-09
Konstruktyvaus darbo keliu

Tos veil1los mes esane siadien labiau rekangi ne
gu bent kada kitados = jau wen deto kad atenan lie
ma neisvengamai bus ddziuju sprendmu ziema. Tie
sa msu veikmo saygos nera lengvos bolseviku isiga
lejimas Europoe ir Washngtono ADMINISTRATORS spyr
1nasis zutbut pa,aikyt ias gerus sankius mus stu
mia pesimzma Taciau Kongreso tvirtejantis nussta-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-09
|PAREMKITE LIETUVOS zURNALISTUS KURIE APRASo
JUMs APE LIETUVIU sKAUDzlUs PERGYvEkIMUs

Lietuvos Karo Pabegelu Dirvos Bendradarbiu
AUkQ KUPONAS
IHTn DIRVOS REDAKCIJAI
SN5g $500 Superior Ave. Cleveland g. Ohio.
Prausdamas jusu sumanymu paremti Karo Pabegelius
bendradarbus- Suomi sunciu auka $.....
Su pagarba
Nestas
Evening star., 1945-09-12

$4,000. The per diem rate in the
past several years has risen from
$1.80 to $2.45 a day.
The welfare budget requests
$614,000 for juvenile correctional
services, an increase of $228, 900 over
current appropriations. This sum
is to cover operations of the In
dustrial Home School, the Industrial
Home School for Colored Children
the National Training School for
Girls and for support of boys COM
mitted to the Federally operated
National Training School.
New personnel services sought for
these children's institutions include
counsellors and a housekeeper for
for the Industrial Home school, as
well as shop instructor and teach
ers for home economics, music and
art, beauty culture and social
worker.
Costs Of operating the Districts
penal institutions, set at $1,46S, ,0OO
Evening star., 1945-09-12
Welfare Board Seek,
S3,17O,18O Increase
In 1947 Budget

An $11,280,500 welfare budget for
1947, calling for increases in child
welfare services, adult public assist
ance and new personnel at penal
and other institutions so as to estab-
lish 40-hour week, was made
public today by the Commissioners.
The appropriations requested by
the Board of Public Welfare are
$3,170,180 more than was appropri-
ated for 1946, although no construc-
ton items are included in the new
budget.
The board, however, recently an
nounced it would seek supplemental
appropriations this year of $840, 900
for Industrial Home School build
ings Laurel, Md, and 81 1,959, 900 for
the Home for the Aged, the District
Training School and the District
Jail.
Increases in personnel numbering
more than $50 are sought for well
fare services and institutions. The
number of public assistance cases is
expected to rise in 1947 to 4,725 from
an estimated 5000 during the pres
ent fiscal year.
$2,75S,95O in Public Aid.
Total public assistance grants are
estimated at $2,75S,95O for 1947,
compared with $1,943,9 this year.
Federal reimbursements, however.
will bring the Districts share of
relief payments to ST ,937 ,463 in 1947
and $1,264,222 this year.
In estimating the average month
ly grant for various catagories of
relief in 1947, the board set $39 for
old-age assistance, $8450 in aid to
dependent children, $42 for aid to
blind and for general assistance for
a single person and $66 in the case
of family relief. The figures for
the grants this year are $36.25 for
old-age assistance, $50 in aid to
dependent children, $3.50 for aid
to blind and single general as
sistance cases and S57 for families.
In the field of child care, the
Welfare Board has asked for ST.
083,000, almost double the current
appropriation of $557,680.
new fOSftIOuS heQucSteQ.
New positions requested for chill
dren's services are nine clerks and
stenogTaphers, 27 social workers,
three supervisors for the worker,
consultant-supervisor and a pub
lie health nurse.
For stating the new Receiving
Home for Children, which will be
built this year near Gallaudet Col
lege with $285 900 provided by Con-
gress, the Welfare Board has asked
for an assistant superintendent, five
chauffeurs, two physicians, two
nurses, psychiatrist, dentist an
educational psychologist and a psy-
chologist. 1t is also proposed to
raise the salary of the superinten-
dent from $3.50 to $3.50 a year.
Cost of adult public assistance, in
Guiding administration, has been
estimated at $2,265,00O for the 1947
fiscal year, compared with the cur
rent appropriation of $1,587 900, and
a request has been included for 81
social workers and three supervisors.
Favor Administration Change.
Although welfare officials have
asked for $4,024,OOo for support of
District patients at st. Elizabeth's,
1t was recommended that the
amount be administered by the
Health Department beginning in
1947 because it is hospital opera
ton" The 1916 appropriation for
st. Elizabeths patients is only $2,-
Evening star., 1945-09-12

night suffered broken left leg
when he was struck by a taxicah
after running from between parked
cars in the 200 block Of Indiana ave-
nue. NV, according to police.
The boy was admitted to Casualty
Hospital and was said to be in good
condition today. The driver of the
taxicab, according to police, was
Joseph w. E. Miles, 81, colored, of
the 300 block of K street Sc. He
took the boy to the hospital, police
repOrted.
Evening star., 1945-09-12

Lee D. Butler, campaign chair
man, said the meeting will be dedi-
Gated to keeping the peace" It is
being staged primarily for campaign
workers. Requests for tickets must
be made in writing to Community
War Fund headquarters this week.
Orders will be filled as they are re-
ceived and tickets will be mailed
over the week end.
The dramatic script and music for
the program are being prepared by
the Army Air Forces Band. The
Evening star., 1945-09-12

for 1916, are estimated at $2,082, 900
for 1947. To provide for a 40-hour
week, welfare officials have asked
for 36 guards and three heutenants
of the watch for the workhouse and
reformatory, and 27 new guards
and one lieutenant at the Jail.
Operation costs of the District
Training School at Laurel are esti-
mated at $657, 900 for 1947, compared
with a $390,000 appropriation this
year. officials have asked the Com
missioners to restore the position of
a doctor and to add more than go
attendants, teachers, nurses aides,
cooks and other employees.
Evening star., 1945-09-12
Walter Huston 10 Speak
In War Fund PROGRAM

Walter Huston will speak and
serve as dramatic narrator in pro-
gram explaining the services Of the
Community War Fund at the victory
mass meeting at pm. Friday, Sep
tember 81, in Constitution Hall. The
meeting will open the Community
War Fund drive here for $4,970, 900
Evening star., 1945-09-12
ADVERTISEMENT.
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I've reforrned-or rather my fest have
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and the way it helps soften eallouses il mo-
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let's 60 dancing tonight. y,u ca 50 .
~ Iee-Hi1t fest al you want
Evening star., 1945-09-12

New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church Choir also will take part.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19

Four member of the Legislature from the Third Division charge the Governor of Alaska with using the Alaska Territorial Guard for political purposes. They are Senators Ed Coffey and Grenold Collins, Representatives Amer J. Peterson and Oscar S. Gill all of Anchorage.
 At the same time these men also asserted that the Governor has failed to carry out the purpose of the Alaska Development Board"-has made no ap- pointment of a general manager, but manages the board himself and to date no new or worthwhile developments have been forthcoming"
 Meanwhile Jack Talbot, member of the Board for the First Division has informed The Empire he believes any further meetings of the Board will be waste of the taxpayers money"
 It is also rumored that another member of the Legislature, in the very future will charge the Governor with mafeasance of office for knowingly attempting to appoint a non-U. s. citizen to Terri torial Beard
 All in all it looks like lively political winter leading up to the special session of the Legislature next spring.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
The W ashington Merry Go Round
Continued from Page Onel

peacetime - watcn ous. It's dicta- torship"
 From a Soldier in the Philippines This deliberate slowing up of sending men home is a sinister Army scheme. Everybody here feels it, but we can't pin it down. But just keep this in mind If war is declared against Russia (God for bidD, American troops, thousands Of them, are away out here in the western Pacific, not far from Russia!"
 Medical Corps Major Stationed in Germany-"They now have two colonelS going all over Germany and France trying to find out where the doctors and nurses are and how many. They claim that because of redeployment they lost the records. But the truth is that on VIE Day they tried to hide the doctors stationed in Paris, Brussels, London, etc, and shipped them all over Hell and high water in order to dodge a Senate Investigating committee. They didn't want the Senators to know how many sur plus doctors we had. So the docs got lest and new they are trying to find them" s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19

out-nothing to do but drink and fraternize. Frauleins are easy-one chocolate bar In this town alone I know of about 100 q doctors who don't have thing to do. Sit with their little units and try to pass the time in some sort of way. They are fast deteriorating and in six months most of them will be on the rocks.
 The same policy of noarding surpluSes applies to the nurses. They did ease up on the nurses somewhat, which was a good thing as some of them were really going bad. I mean bad. We have some here now (patients) we have to send home.
 T do not write for just myself, but for the whole lot of former civilian doctors who are in the same boat"
 tCopyright, I9i5. By Bell Syndicate. Inc.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
RAPES AND RANK

An Officer In Germany The whole thing (slowness in domobi- lization) is matter of the rapes- Regular Army Protective Executive Association The Regulars are try ing to hold rank long enough so that it will become permanent. That's the key to the whole thing"
 A Naval Cadet at a California pre-flight school (previous letters from him were from Patuxent, Md, where he was sweeping out hangars and where enlisted morale was ex- tremely low)-'I am kept busy here and the time is flying by. It has been two weeks since left Pa tuxent, although it seems more like two days. Even the week-ends go quickly despite the fact that we don't get any liberty for the first five weeks. I won't know where to go when I do get liberty, so won't miss it much"
 A Soldier in Manila-'We work on the docks and see ships lying in the harbor for days and weeks. We've talked with captains of cargo vessels and they tell us they're going back to the States empty. If we could take a 30 or 40-day trip on a lousy Liberty ship during
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19

Benefic aspects dominate today until late in the evening when ad- verse planetary influences are strong.
 HEART AND HOME
 Under this configuration heads of households should be fortunate, in asmuch as the stars presage respect and obedience from younger mem bers of the family There is sign which seems to indicate realization that the modern contempt for age and experience is not altogether sat- iSfactory.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 Agriculture comes under a sign that promises much for young peo- pie who have served the nation. The stars presage a demand for farms which will be cultivated scientifi- cally. Western states will benefit greatly
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 Those who read the stars predict that when accounts between Uncle Sam and the nations which received his aid by lend-lease are balanced there will be no final demand for 
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 The stars indicate expanding re- spect for our American ideals and democratic principles as our postwar policy in dealing with our defeated foes is gradually revealed.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of a year of problems that will prove fortunate when solv- ed. Women will be lucky in do- mestic relations.
 Children born on this day probab- ly will have unusual characters. These Scorpio subjects also are in- fluenced by Sagittarius.
 Copyright, l940 s~s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
20 YEARS AGO trGm hzr EMPIRE
NOVEMBER 1a. 1925


 satisfactorily, with of the city yet to be canva
 Gorham had the Eebeth rom Flames Light and Power plant a improvement to
 with four indictments re- the morning Selected for the Jury on first be tried zenge George Messerschmd ess Ninns A Friend Lenora Edwins T. L. Allen A Shatuck, F. R Mathieson A. M Mill and A. N. Bobbett
 soubound from Skagway ana aboard here Included in the list J. Sig Karl Thee Jru and " Williamson P Jenne underwent opera Hospital removal tonss and adenods Auxiliary Legion to hold very important social hour which all Legion naies invited
 Weathe Highest lowest cloudy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
HOROSCOPE ''The stors incline
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20

Benefic aspects dominate today until late in the evening when ad- verse planetary influences are strong.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19

membership drive progressing satisfactorily of the city yet
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
CANNEnI SUBSIDY

We see where the filthy rich cannerymen of British Columbia made So much during the that the Canadian government is paying B. c. salmon canners total of almost two million dollars in sub sides losses suffered by them in their 1944 operations-a subsidy of SITS per There have been years when many Alaskan packers would have welcomed per case subsidy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-19
MODERN ETIQUETTE 0y soRrRrA LEE

O. When should the dinner napkin be used?
 A. the glass; prevent mearing glass fingers, particularly after using the finger bowl
 Whsn assisting girl of automobile should he elbow?
 A Ee should place his hand gently under her elbow
 wedding should the invitations be mailed? A. he be