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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-09
RED GROSS DRIVENET5
 $5,935.71
One third Collected in First Week of Drive But
 Much More Needed

Tf1irty-eight Red Gross solicitors met at noon today in the Baranol Hotel Gold Room for lunch, to turn in their first reports of money all ready collected.
 When the reports were in, hush- ed silence prevailed throughout the room until the total was added up. I, came to s5,9357l. All districts, with the exception of one or two, have not yet been fully canvassed, so more money will be coming in.
 R. E, Robertson, director of home service for the Juneau area, thank ed the solicitors for the money they have already collected and then told them to explain to the people they contacted what the Red Cross was doing and why these funds were needed.
 M H. Sides, secretary of the local chapter, too thanked the volunteers for their effort.
 After Ray Harrington told the group of methods used in Red Cross drives in the States, Senator Alien Shattuck. treasurer of the Juneau Chapter, spoke briefly. He said this was the first time in years he had been completely out of drive, but felt that he was excused.
 Mrs. M. O. Johnson showed the group a letter that the Wrangeu Red Cross mailed out last year. The message explained the purpose o1 the drive and there was a detach- able coupon at the bottom Of the page, to be used by anyone want ing to mail in their donation.
 The Rev. w. Robert Webb, drive chairman, pointed out that Juneau had now gone one-third of the way and urged the workers to re-double their efforts so that at the lunch to be held two weeks from today, final report could be turned in. However, the drive does not officially end until March 31.
 A list of districts reporting fol- lows, District, solicitor and amount, respectively:
 A., J. Mine, Joe Williams, $247 Federal Bldg, Wellman Holbrook
 $5s4.50.
 Territorial Bldg, Alice Brandebury
 $io3.5o.
 Baranof Hotel, R. M Marshal, Judy ! Frank, $297.o0.
 Gastineau Hotel, Bruce Kendall, nc report, e.
 Juneau Hotel, Miss Frances Black
 Clarence Wise, no report. \ Assembly Apts.. Mrs. Wm. Byington
 5000.
 Coliseum Apts., Cliff Daigler, nc
 report.
 20th Century Apt, Mrs. Ed Lewis, $5 Fosbee Apt, Mrs. Jacques Schure
 no report.
 Hillcrest Apts, Mrs. J. S. Jeffrey $40.00.
 Business A, Ray Harrington, Bert
 Mcdowell, Burr Johnson. S792.00 Business B, G. E. Cleveland, w. s
 Pullen, R, E. Robertson, $l00.00. Business c, c. E. Naghel, M Sver-
 drup. $665.00.
 Thane, Mrs. Abraham, $45.50. Glacier Highway, Ruth Dunlap rl $23.25.
 Douglas, Mrs. James Barras, S11000
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-09
Lintk Again
 Caught Short
 In vote Wars
Appointment Bill Change Is Killed by House
 Ballots

Representative Alaska Linck yes terday afternoon took her second beating of the day from the Houses two-handed whip, Representatives McCutcheon and Taylor.
 The two floor leaders were the 'only -concurring members of committee reporting Linck's House Bill 58 out with do-pass and picked it up from there to lead the bill to indefinite postponement.
 The bill would have required names of appointees to Territorial office to be submitted to the divi- sional representatives of the Legis- lature before going to the body as a whole for confirmation.
 Tt would be only common cour : tesy to extend such rights to the division from which the appointee comes," said bill author Linck.
 Naturally, the division members would know the appointee's quali- fications best,' declared Linck- supporter Shattuck.
 "The duties of the appointed officers apply to all of Alaska, not just the division from which he came" bill-killer Taylor replied.
 Why should the powers-that-be view this bill with alarm?" inter- jected Republican Maurice John son.
 Seems as though" unused Fourth Division Demo Boss Representative Hoopes, that every time McCut- cheon and Taylor crack their whip the boys jump through the hoop"
 His statement was punctuated by the remarks of Representative Steve Vukovich, still i'll from a cold. Vukovich mentioned 'poli- ticians" and power politics"
 Answered Taylor-already grim ming with the taste of victory-"Im like MT. Peterson-Im no politician I'm statesman"
 And for that he drew a shot from the ready bow of the beaten Mrs. Linck:
 You're being very childish, Mir. Taylor!" she retorted.
 When the ballot was counted, Taylor and McCutcheon had mus tered IA votes to put the measure into the moth balls indefinitely.
 That's some more Democracy" muttered Representative Steve Vukovich.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-09

query whether the war with Ger many had reached point where it might end suddenly.
 He dodged to the right, and to the left also, when a barrage of other questions, pertaining to the Europ- can and Pacific wars and related diplomatic and political subjects came his way.
 For two or three months, he said, consideration had been given as to who was to be the American member
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-09
TOKYO IS
 RAIDED IN
 DAYLIGHT
By Associated Press)

At least fifty American SuperfortS raided the Tokyo Yokohoma area shortly after midnight Friday night t8 o'clock Friday morning, Pacific War Time) starting fires in several sections, the Jap radio said.
 Flying in echelons the raiders roared in from bases in the Mari anas, the broadcast, recorded by the EGG, said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-09

of the German Control Commission, but he added it was only speculation that Under-Secretary of War Pat terson was to get the job.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-09
NURSE RETURNS

Mrs. Walter Stutte, who returned to Juneau from a visit to her par ents in Tacoma, Washington, has resumed her duties as a nurse at the Government Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-09
RAY DAY HERE

Ray c. Day. of the United States Customs Service at Skagway, is now in Juneau. While here, he is staying at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-09
PRESIDENT D0DGE5 MASS OF QUERIES
 FROM REPORTERS

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The President labeled as a crystal ball question the news conference in-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-09

Empire want ads get quick results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-09
HAGELs ARRIVE

MT. and Mrs. George Hazel, of Seattle. are guests at the Baranof Hotel
Evening star., 1945-10-24
BY ALICE EyERSMAN.

The Philadelphia Orchestra
played its first concert of the season
here last night in Constitution Hall
in such a superlative manner as to
hold the capacity audience en-
thralled. The sound flowed and
ebbed through the auditorium under
Eugene Ormandy's conducting with
such manifold beauty that it
seemed new art. The program gave
the gifted players every opportunity
to display their skill and Mr.. Or
mandy added to his salute as con-
ductor by his superbly detailed ard
emotionally inspired readings.
The Beethoven Symphony No. T."
the most familiar work listed, was
an example of how much can be dis
covered in music heard time and
again if there be sufficient artistic
vision exerted upon it. Not one note
was treated indifferently. The un-
folding of the musical pattern was
made with extreme care as to its
interviewer parts and the spirit
back of the mechanical perfection
famed high. The exact definition
of the entire range of dynamics was
given audible meaning in the superb
gradations from whispered tone to
the full magnificence of orchestral
volume and delicate little effects
touched the phrases with special
radiance.
The eloquent performance of the
symphony followed the Handel-Or-
mandy Overture in D Minor" with
its opulent sorority and concluded
the conductors homage to the past.
From that point on the new genera
ton had its say in the voices of the
American, Paul Creston; the italian,
Reno Rossellini, and the Brazilian,
Francisco Mignone. Their compost
tions, recently added to the reper-
toire of the Philadelphians, not only
exhibited splendid craftsmanship
but an arresting power of tonal de-
lineation of unique ideas.
The contrasts offered by Creston's
Chant of 1912" Rosselini's "Canto
di Palude" and Mignone's -Four
Churches" were of a highly dra-
matte type. The American COM
poser has taken the tragic events of
1912, described them musically and
expressed his own reactions to them.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
Air|ines Due 10 Benefit
By War Navigation Aids
Ry the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
MONTREAL, Oct. 24.-Plans are
being made to save for commercial
aviation many of the aerial naviga-
ton and ground facilities established
during the war by military air trans
port services, DR.. Edward P. Warner,
president of the Provisional Inter
national Civil Aviation Organiza-
ton, said yesterday.
All members of PICAO commit
tees which deal with airports, air
ways, traffic control, meteorolgy and
communication have been asked to
consider the situation in their par
ticular countries and contribute to
a roundup of information about
what steps must be taken.
During the war, airports and radio
and navigational aids were installed
around the world The problem is
to maintain and operate these
facilities wherever essential to meet
peacetime commercial flying re-
quirements.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
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Evening star., 1945-10-24
Philadelphia Orchestra, Under
Ormandy, Enthralls Audience

This was a difficult task but Cres-
ton has struck the right measure
from both the descriptive and per.
sonal side. 1t is powerful music
grim, raw and heartrendingly sad
in the beginning lifting to an exult-
ant determination at the end. That
this end should be reminiscent OF
Shostakovich in tonality and style
is inevitable, for most composers OF
war inspired works seem not to
escape his influence.
Perhaps by juxtaposition, Rossel-
lini's Song of the Marshes" to give
it its English translation, stood out
as particular musical gem. 1t has
all the Italian f1uency of form and
melodic imaginativeness in addition
to a tonal palette of such exquisite
hues as to rate the composer an
Italian Debussy. With most sensi-
tive touch, the atmosphere of the
marshes is established and returns
unvarying at the end undisturbed
by the poetic outburst that sends
Evening star., 1945-10-24
Thief Returns Auto
After Crop Come Loss

By the Associated Press.
MEMPHIS.-Dick Bailey reported
to police that his automobile ano
s199 In collection money had been
stolen.
Later Mr.. Bailey found his car at
the spot, from which 1t had been
taken, on the steering wheel was
this note: II returned the car but ]
lost your money in a dice game"
Evening star., 1945-10-24

the whole orchestra into passion
ate song. Timelessness and human
aspirations are combined with rare
art and knowledge of the infinitude
of orchestral expression.
The kaleidoscope quality of Mig
none's Four Churches" brought the
program to an end. The riot of
color in this music and the extra
ordinary skill by which the life
around the four churches is por-
trayed makes musical painting as
clear in its detail as if on canvas.
The Brazilian composer has seen
Evening star., 1945-10-24

with an all-embracing eye the vivid
life about him and attached 1t to
the fundamental faith Of his coun-
try. The writing Is bold and suave
in turn but always with q fullness
of harmony and unique orchestral
effects.
This unusually colorful program
was played by the Philadelphia
artists with superb style. Mr.. Or
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-23
JOHN BERLIsG

Detroit, Mich. - Johna Ber-
lisga je poznalo mnogo rojakov.
Poznali SO ga kot dobrega pevo-
vodjo, godbenika in zavednega
delavca. Sedaj ga nj vec med
nami. Umrl je pc kratki, mucni
bolezni V torek 8. maja. Zbolel
je takorekoc ma delu pri Ford
Motor Co. Lolita Sc ga je srcna
hlba. Ker je lahko dosti prene-
sci in Sc nj nikdar pritozeval,
je bill tudi v tenn slucaju kar IL
no. Nikomur Sc nj javil, ces, sal
mi DO odleglo samo cd sebe. Vo-
I'll je tiStega dine domov Sc sam
svoj avto in tovarisa delavca
pripeljal ma njegov dom z emo
roko, Druga mu je odpovedala.
Obicajno, kadar je priSel z
della, je prijel roko knjigo ali
casopis, ali tega dine Sc je tru-
dino vsedel in nj prijel knjige V
roko. Njegova dobra zena ie ia
koJ opazila, da nekaj nj prav.
Svetovala mu je, da maj gre V
posteljo. To je storil in z ME nj
vec vstal. Bolan je bill kakih
dvanajst dni.
zdravnik je priporocil, da je
bolJse, &c nina obiskov. Vsled
tega ga nisem hotel nadlegova-
tt. Ma We Day nisem Sci ma de-
10, pa sem Sc odlocil, ola grem
obiskati bolnega Berlisga vzlic
zdravnikovemu odsvetu. Ma DO
II k MENU sem zvedel, da je re
preminul.
Bio mije silno hudo.
PR nasem pevskem zboru
Svoboda, katerega je on vodil,
sva bila skupaj skoro dvajset
let. On nam je pripravil pesmi,
splsal note in veliko stvari tudi
sam komponiral ali prestavil v
slovenscino IL kakega drugega
jezika. Nikdar pa nj gledal ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-23
GLASGOW Il NASEGA GIBANJA
'Pise CHARLES POGORELEC

on hi rad, da re dobi Majski
las, ker povprasevanje pc MEM
je sploSno.
Joseph Hrvatin, Pittsburgh,
Pa, je postal clanarino Prosve-
tni mattel "a druStvo 118 SNIP
in craven narocil tudi Is Two
dov Majskega glasa.
Martin Judnich, Waukegan,
Ill, je postal 2 narocnini. Tudi
on v~prasuje pc Majskem glasu
in mu velja kot smo re drugim
odgovorili V tel koloni. Maj Sc
omenim, da sem poleg drugim
Waukegancanom, tudi MENU
postal 25 vstopnic "a Proletar-
cev piknik, in Martin Sc ie po-
trudil in jih re r%azprodal. Pra-
vi, da &c nam bodo vremenski
bogovi naklonjeni, Sc vidimo la
pikniku. z MIN pridejo j drugi
narocniki in prijatelj Proletar-
ca cd tam.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-23
v NEDELJO ~. MAJA
KONFERENCA MA
BARTONU

Bridgeport, O.. = Kot je bio
re porocano, je sklicana konfe-
renca krajevne organizacije
Prosvetne matice in JSZ V ne
deljo 27. maja ma Barton, Ohio.
Pricne Sc OBJ 10. dop. ma farmi
S. JOS. Skoffa.
Pc koncanem dnevnem redu
pa bono incl presto, bratsko
zabavo.
Vabila "a izvolitev zastopni-
kov in ma poSet zabave so bila
poslana OBJ casu in ulpamo, da
SO Sc mamie odzvala VISA druStva,
kajti TIA sestanek DO zelo vazen.
In Vrh tega je V teh cash dnev-
nih sprememb izredno potre-
ben.
Potrebni pa smo tudi nekoli-
ko razvedrila. Dobili ga bono v
senci dreves ma Skofovi farmi.
Vabljeni ste vsi, bliznji in cd
dalec, da pridete ma to zborova-
ME in zabavo. Ia dobro postre-
zbo jamcijo naSi sodrugi ma
Bartonu.
Joseph Snoy, tajnik-blagainik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-23
VLADIMIR
Dale in konec.)

Exam? Kako?", Sc je vpra-
sal ne enkrat: stokrat. Vsak dan
stokratl Utrujen in zaskrbljen
Sc ie vracal v vecerih domov;-
vprasujoc SO ga opazovali do
maci in mu skuSali postreci z
naiboljsim, kar je bilo v Hist,
Z mislijo: kan bi Sc obrnil jul
tri?", je zaspal. - In potem
Sc ie zgodilo. Anka je spet "a
celia zahajati k ravnatelju; -
spocctka, da donna niti vedeli
MISC, - lie denar je prinasala,
ga polagala brez veselja ma mi
70, ne da bi povedala, kje ga ie
dobiIa. - "Zasluzila SEM" so
bile meme edine BESIDE o tenn
in morale SO, hoceS noceS, zado-
yoljiti radovednosti domacih.
-- Nj hotela vzbujati poor
nosti: hodila je V obiske V po-
poldnevih. Dvakrat ma teden, nj
ostalo nezapazeno Ivanu in nj
mu dalo miru, dokler Sc nj to-
like ponizal, da il je enkrat Sic
dill, Takrat Sc mu je razjasnilo
vSe, in nj ga udarilo
mic mani, kot malo poprej, ko
je izvedel "a Ankino prvo noe.
- Cakal 10 je do vecera, ko Sc
| je vrnila il vile. Malo Sc je zme-
ola, ko ga je zagledala; = -
mislila je, ola il DO tudi on oci-
tai tisto, kar il je prvic zrekla
! matt. Zmotila Sc je. Mic il nj
oiital. = "Zakaj, Anka?", il je
pri$el naproti. "Moras to-" =
Moran, Ivan," mu je odgovo-
rila. Moran, sicer Sc boste raz-
tepli vsi. Tako Sc bonn izgubila
Sama, = in --" "Ne
SmeS SCI" 10 je pretrgal V bese-
di. "NiceSar ne bonn vel cd te-
be. Sem rajSi lacen, = in drugi
tudi! -- Sluzbo 81 bonn ma
sell" "Kje?", Sc je nasmeh-
Mia. '"Ti Sc MISC we'll volje?" =
Sal 10 iSceS re cetrt leta. = Ne,
Ivan, V Zagreb pojdes rajSi; =
cemu hi donna zapravljal cas-! =
Studiral hos, = in ko koncas
- "Da! Ko koncam, potem
ne DO vec tako grdo! = Zdrav-
nix bonn, - svet mi DO odprtl
= Pomagal bonn tebi, materi in
Julki. Vsem nam DO lepo!", Sc
ie razveselil, re YES opojen z
novimi mislimi. = OdSel ie.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-23
PROSVETNA MATICA OBJ
II BERLISGA

Clan odbora Prosvetne matt
&c John Berlisg je umrl. Delal
je nesebicno dolgo vrsto let ma
polju nase glasbe in priredil
precej micnih spevoiger "a slo-
venski oder V Ameriki.
Vsled teh njegovih velikih
zaslug je bill izvoljen V odbor
Prosvetne matice, V katerem lie
bill do konca.
Njegovi soprogi, druzini in
sorodnikom iskreno sozalje.
Ia odbor Prosvetne matice,
Charles Pogorelc, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-23
|R RIJAVEC:
lib Il da

Mlnila SO leta; - marshal sc il
spremenilo. Boil je zivljen;s
oralo z MIN, kot on z zivlje.
MEM; zivljenje je bile
plug. Mnogokrat 81 je ocital, ds
.ie slabic, ker 81 he Una ustva.
riti drugace, = in iskal je pri'
Xix, da bi pozabil ma to; - n
mu bilo usojeno, da hi pozabil
Sc najveG ga je zamotilo uce.
ME, a tudi ono samo do tedaj
dokler nj prejel z donna kake
move vesti. Bal Sc Jill jc, - liz.
ogniti Sc jim nj mogel. =
Ankle Sc je ravnatelj kmalu ma
velical. To je Ivan pricakoval ir
vedel je tudi, ola bodo Anki Cd
tedaj naprej zaprta VISA vrata
+ da 10 DO vsak gledal s pref,
rom, lie redkokdo z dvoumnim
nasmehom in skrito zeljo, da b
mu S svojim lepim, stasitim te-
lesom, XII Sc je obleka tesnc
oprijemala njegovih oblik, osla-
dila "a majhen denar mlacnc
pomladahsko noe brez sna, -
odprta pa lie ena: costa. Costa
siroka, bajno razsvetljena
mogocna kot veletok, unicujot
in pozirajoc vse. = OdSla je
z donna, da jim ne bi delala sra.
mote, - in sedaj mu matt piSe
da Sc je vrnila. Izgubljena hci
Bolana. Jeticna.
Vlegel Sc je ma posteljo in Sc
zazrl V strop. Vzmeti so bolnc
zaskripale. S pregrinjala je pre-,
podil muho, XII je kdove kje
prezivela limo. Leno Sc mu je
umaknila ma olnaro; nj Sc j.
dalo.
"Tudi tt ne Dos vec dolgo, &c.
prav je pomlad," il je poveda.
Ivan. Kar mimogrede, misli sc
mu bile donna. "Jeticna, =
kri .pljuje, The, tretji stadij. =
kri pljuje. Ne DO dolgo, = ne
DO dolgo ne DO = Pomaga.
bi il, &c = Prokleti Gel"
Sostanovalec Marian Sc ie
vrnil. Najbrz S predavanja. N:
Sc dobro zaprl vrat "a sabo, je
re vrgel v naglici obleko S sebe
in Sc sprawl V p~osteljo. Pripo.
vedovati je zacel Ivanu O ten
in onem, ponajvec Sc je tikalo
zensk. Ponavadi je kar med pc.
govorom zaspal; = redki petki
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-23
O 0 IA
|OSVOBODITEV BAvERSA

81. LOUIS, NlO. FAuOT Kali GA
rule "a kako stvar, ina pravico
tudi vprasati, kako poteka "a
deva, v prid katere je prispe-
val. Ker sem dobil par ~vprasani
radi ietnika Joe Baversa, in ker
sem obljubil, da bonn porocal,
kako DO prosnja "a njegovo po-
miloscenje izpadla pred "par-
don boardom'', maj sluzi vsem,
XII sc "a zadevo zanimaio, slede-
&c pojasnilo.
Prosnja "a pomiloscenje bi
morala priti pred omenjeni od-
Dor re 10. aprila, ali sal kmalrl
pc omenjenemu datumu. Vpra-
seval sem mojega odvetnika, CO
je re dobil kaj sporocila, on pa
meme. Tako sva cakala obvesti-
la oba, a dosedaj, ko to pisem,
Sc zmerom zaman.
Imam p%rijatelia, XII Sc ie po-
trudil, da je govoril z osebo, XII
della v uradu odbora "a pomilo-
stitve (pardon board). Dobil je
zagotovilo, da so naSe listine "a
osvoboditev j. Baversa vse pra-
Wine, ampak treba je cakati, da
pridejo ma vrsto. Odbor lima
pred sabo 40 takih aplikacij "a
pomiloScenje in nekatere wa
mejo pc eel teden dni, predno
SO reSene, to je, ola Sc jim ugo-
di, ali pa zavrze. Zagotovil pa
mi je, da pride ma vrsto gotovo
V mesecu maju. Morda Sc to
zgodi predno bodo tie vrstice IT,
skane. Gin dobim obvestilo.
bonn o izidu takoj porocal.
Mas odvetnik ne more zadeve
mic pospeSiti. Storila sva z MIN
vse kar sva zmogla, da bi ga
oprostila. Tako je priSla zadeva
0 odlocitvi Baversove BODICE
usode pred merodajne moze in
kakor bodo odlocili, tako DO.
Upam, da bodo sklenili v ME
gov prid. Odvetnik in JAZZ sva
imela S tenn veliko della in sit
nosti, seve, tudi znatno stro-
skov. Prosenj je bio treba spi-
sati cele kupe, V obliki, kot ie
ena stran tega lista. Vrh tega ie
bio treba iskati pravih oseb in
Serbia. PoSiljati take prosnje pc
posti nj veljavno. Treba jih ie
~izrociti vsakemu osebno v roke.
Ko nitro dobim obvestilo, ka-
ko Sc ie zadeva obrnila, bonn ia
koj porocal. Zelim in upam pa.
da DO Joe Bavers osvobojen in
zacel novo zivljenje. Kar ie BIZ
10, Sc DO pozabilo. Pred prestop-
kom je bill posten in delaven
clovek in to DO lahko spet, Gin
mu DO dana prilika ziveti V svo-
bodi. - Girl Medved.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-05-23
Rim dobiI V podroeie
madeline predele Itoliie

Pc osvoboditvi severne tall.
je je dalo zaveznisko vrhovnc
poveljstvo pod civilno upravc
italijanske Wade devet nadali-
nih PROVING, tako da ie pod MIC
sedaj vsega skupaj okrog "a
milijonov prebivalcev, ostali
milijoni pa SO Sc pod zavezni-
sko vojasko oblastjo.