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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-16
COUNSELOR FOR SE INDIANS MAY
 PROTEST RULING
Haas Says Petitioners Moi Satisfied with Ickes'
 Decision

Declaring that, as counsel for tht petitioners, he is mot at all satis-
 fied'' with the order of Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes, setting aside Indian reservations in South cast Alaska, Theodore Haas, Chief Counsel for the Alaska Native Ser vice, is now in Juneau engaged in a study of the Ickes opinion.
 MT. Haas is working here in con- junction with George Folta, Interior Department Counsel at Large. From their study of the opinion it will be determined whether a motion for re-hearing will be entered on behalf of the petitioning Indian commun- ities of Rake, Hydaburg and Kla- wock, MT. Haas said here today.
 Salmon packers also have express cd dissatisfaction with the Ickes de- cisicn, through their spokesman, w. c. Arnold Both sides have already asked for extension of the time for filing requests for re-hearing, MT Haas said, and Secretary Ickes has granted extension until August 31. Both petitioners and protestants had asked for extension until Septem- Der 30.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-16
Jap Balloons
 StiII Threat

SEATTLE, Aug. 16-The wind waited, bomb carrying balloons Japan sent to America in a spirit of wartime giving may keep search ing parties busy after the last shot is fired in the Pacific, authorities said today, observing the word of peace may be slow to reach Nip pon'S soldiers but can never reach these paper missionaries of death.
 The problem now, they said, is to prevent injury or damage from bombs still undiscovered.
 Under consideration is plan to send search parties to the scene of each bomb and have them work back over the assumed bomb route, aided by meteorological data on pre- vailing winds.
 Approximately 230 were found during the war, scattered from AL aska to Mexico. How many might have fallen unnoticed, their bombs unexploded, cannot be guessed. A flight of hundreds was sighted off the Aleutians during the San Francisco United Nations Con- ference, but not one was known to have reached shore.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-16

CTS; expansion of the counseling
 services to veterans and other seek CTS who need such assistance; mak- ing available to all employers, labor organizations and community groups, concerned with production and en- ployment planning, current infor- nation concerning the present and prospective labor market situation in the area and in other areas, as necessary; provision of technical services to all individuals and or ganizations dealing with employ ment counseling or the hiring and placing of workers, to the end that information and techniques avail able to the Employment Service may have the widest possible use in i'm proving counseling and placement activities, wherever performed"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-16

particular emphasis on industrie: which may become reconversion bottlenecks and thus delay mass employment throughout the coun- try as a whole.
 4-The full facilities of the Unit cd States Employment Service will again be made available to all em- ployers, including those for whom services were restricted because of war requirements.
 Expanded services will be ren- dered to veterans to assist them in their e-adjustments to civilian en- ployment.
 6-Increased emphasis will be giv- en to job counseling and other per sonaliZed services, to assist , b seekers to adapt their wartime ex- perience to peacetime job opportuni- ties.
 Aid Workers
 T. Displaced war workers, many of whom have migrated during the war, will be assisted in finding em- ployment in other communities where civilian production has ex- banded. USES offices will give pre- ferential treatment to all recon version activities. Local surveys of employers needs, which have been limited to war industries in the past, will be re-directed to civilian industries in every community and the blueprint C. community job availability thus obtained will be furnished local leaders. Tine WING said efforts will then be made to see that essential civilian industries, and industries important to the national reconversion program as whole, are fully manned.
 This community employment plan ming will be based entirely on vol untary activity, in order to speed and to assure maxi mum future employment. Field in- struction issued to regional man. power directors call for immediate steps to be taken to provide the following services:
 Preferential Service
 Preferential service to civilian activities of key importance to re- conversion nationally and locally; extension of services to all employ
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-16
ONLY BRIEF MEET SET FOR REGULAR
 COUNCIL SESSION

Still enmeshed in the ramifica- tions of equalizing the city's as- sessment rolls, the Juneau Common Council tomorrow evening will con- fine it's regular semi-monthly busi- ness meeting to a few items of minor but pressing nature, it was announced today by Mayor Ernest Parsons.
 With the brief session out of the way, the council will then turn its attention back to taxes. A special council meet is to be called the first part of next week-at which time the tax mill rate is to be set.
 Mayor Parsons and Council Fin ance Committeeman Don Skuse to- day pointed out an error in in- depreciation of the City Budget adopted at the recent special coun- cil meeting. Publicity concerning the budget, they said, conveyed the impression that short term bank borrowings made to carry the present administration until tax revenues roll in-now totalling S70,- 000-would not be repaid from this years revenues.
 That is not an exact picture of the matter, they said. The current borrowings will be repaid as soon as tax moneys are available. How ever, the new budget will not pro- vide-as Mayor Parsons had con- templated-for a S60,000 reserve which would have enabled the next administration to carry through without making new loans. The present council did not feel that it could assume that full load, Skuse said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-16
HOLIDAY QUIET
 REIGNING HERE

Only sporadic activity, in spots gave indication today that Gas tineau Channel was paying any at tention to business on this day locally proclaimed for commemora- tion of the downfall of Japan.
 Juneau Lumber Mills, Juneau Cold Storage, Goldstein Building, restau- rant, bar and hotel workers are on their jobs - but they are almost alone in their labors. In Federal and Territorial offices, only few solitary workers are holding out in isolated endeavor
 The Juneau Chamber of Com merce was to hold it's regular meet ing this noon Nearly everyone else is enjoying holiday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-16
EASY WINNER

CHICAGO - Attorney Nicholas Caruso, representing Mrs. Gather inc Lowe. 21, in her suit for divorce from her husband, William, 29, a jockey, told Superior Judge John A. Sbarbaro:
 T don't know whether your honor is acquainted with race track phrase ology, but Mrs. Lowe was left at the post" Well, she's an odds-on favorite to win this race" Judge Sbarbaro ob- served as he signed the divorce de- cree.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-16
ALL HANGOVER CONTROLS ARE
 LIFTED TODAY
Free Labor Market De- termines Hiring
 From Now On

Outlining post V-J Day activities of the War Manpower Commission, following elimination of rigid war time manpower controls, F, w. Hun ter Regional Director of the WING today announced the adoption of a national seven point reconversion program by the Manpower Commis- sion. This program is to be put into effect immediately through the Commissions 1,500 local U. s. Elm ployment offices throughout the country and in Alaska.
 The reconversion program pro- vides for stimulating reconversion activities and the speedy re-employ- mant of displaced workers. at the same time restoring a free labor market. MT. Hunter declared. The program includes;
 Controls Lifted
 An manpower controls are to be lifted immediately and in their place cooperative community action to speed reconversion will be in- itiated
 2-The number and type of avail able workers, including returning veterans, and the immediate and prospective job opportunities in each community will be determined in cooperation with local management, labor and civic groups and action will be taken by the WING and local USES offices in cooperation with the communities, to speed recon version and unemployment.
 Maximum assistance will be provided to workers and employers in manning civilian industries, with
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-16
ALIBI

GREEN BAY, Wisc.,-Sgt. Norbert Rasmussen's excuse to Police for not being able to produce his drivers license was new one to the law.
 Rasmussen, who had been a priS- oner of war in Germany, casually explained that in an attempt to conceal his identity he had eaten his license when captured last De- cember.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-16
A SHOT OF OIL

NEW YORK - An extra drop of oil the size of pin-head can spoil the efficiency of a sl2,000 torpedo, according to Carl G. Preis. general manager of the American Can Com panys Amertorp plants. The course of the torpedo is directed by gyro- scopes. so delicately adjusted they are oiled with hypodermic needles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-16
DETROIT ALMOST HIT
 BY JAPANESE BALLOON

DETROIT, Aug 16.-State civilian defense authorities today disclosed that the heavily industralized De- troit area was almost hit by Japa- nese balloon bomb last May.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-26
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S0-Houses For Sale

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very reasonable price. H. F. Wilder,
Realtor, Phone 1892
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09

V uradu in1amo v zalogi Sc
precej iztisov revije Liberation q
slikami il borbene Jugoslavije,
najvec il Slovenije. Podruzni-
cam priporocamo, da jih naroci-
jo Be nadaljnje stevilo in jih
razpecajo med nasimi in drugi-
mi ljudmi. Ma razpolago imanno
tudi po nekaj iztisov "a podruz-
nice "a prosto razdelitev po ci-
talnicah, solah in podobnih jaw
nih prostorih. Tajniki mai nas
.obvestijo, koliko iztisov zelijo
zastonj in "a prodajo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09

venskem narodnem domu M st
Clair Ave. Ne trdimo, da ie ID
Fxbor dovrsen, Kot III n0ben, am.
pax vsebuje mad 60 energicnit
in ukazeljnih malckov, XII Sc vi.
donna izpopolnjujejo n pevski
umetnosti pod vodstvom pevo.
vodja Maleckarja. " Ianski kon.
cert je pokazaI vstvarjujoco si-
10 ia nadarjenost teh delavsxih
sinov in hcera, toda po zatrdilu,
ga bo letosnji dalec prelkosil.
Poleg pevslkih, bodo ma vzpo.
redu tudi muzikalne in recita.
cijske tocke. "a pies DO igral
Srnickov orkester. Vstopnina je
samo so centov. Obcinstvo je
vabljeno, da poseti koncert Mia.
dinskega zbora SNIP v obilnem
stevilu in s TEN tudi dejansko
dokaze, da mu je pri srcu ma
predek nase mladine.
Frank cesep.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09
Materinska proslava

V nedeljo, 13. maja OBJ $50
uri zveeer priredi podruznica st,
IL SzZ prav lep program po-
cast materam posebno pa cnim,
katerih sinovi in hcerke sluzijo
v armad; Zdruzenih drzav. Oh.
enem pa tudi praznujemo Is.
letnico obstanka podruznice.
Program, XII bo "a ia dan prav
posebno nbran, bo pod vod-
stvom nase spretne voditeljice,
Mrs. Albine Novak. Pevske toe.
ke, katere DO podal Mladinski
pevski zbor SID ma Waterloo
Rd., DO pa pod vodstvom neu-
morne kulturne delavke Mrs
Anna Vadnal.
Pc programu sc vrsi pies, "a
katerega DO igral Vadnalov Or
kester. Vstopnina je 65 centov
Topic apeliram ma vse clanice
in ostale obcinstvo, da mas po.
settle ia dan " Slovenskem de-
lavskem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
Ella Starin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09
Standard Oil rafinerija
potrebuje tezake

The Standard Oil rafineriia,
poznana kot Sohio 1OO-octane
rafinerija ma 1888 Broadway
potrebuje tezake, XII bi pomaga-
III producifati Sc vec gasolina "a
oborozene sile, XII Sc danes bo-
RHO ma Pacifiku.
Mr.. Hilton, uposljevalni po-
slovodja rafinerije pri Standard
Oil Co., sporoca, da "se bo izu-
rio vse one, XII MISC izkuseni, in
da sc DO vsem tezakom placalo
oh pricetku najvisjo place mo-
goce.' Ako hoeete pomagati pri
vojnemu prizadevanju v tel nuj-
nj industriji, zglasite Sc pri Mr..
Hilton, ma 1888 Broadway.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09
Uredll1l<ova
poSta
Matsrinski dan in
proslava osvobojsnja

CANTON, O. - Materinski
dan in proslaya osvobojenja ma
Sc stare domovine odnosno pro-
slava ustvarjenja move Jugosla.
vie, pc vrsi Y nedeljo, 13. maja,
ko % bodo SIovenci, Hrvati in
drugi, JUNO slovanskega po-
rekla zbrali skupaj, da primer
no proslavijoi ta dan.
Mestni zupan Carl F. Klein bo
otyorA program oh 4. uri po-
poldne. Sudijo Barthelmew be
obdrzaval govor v sponain nase-
mu velikenlu vodju, pdkojnemu
predsedniku Hooseveltu. Polee
.ostalih bo sodelovaI tudi ruski
operni pevec 8. Henry Ralff, hr-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09
Koncert St-clairske
rnladine

Cleveland, Ohio. - Mnogo-
krat povdarjamo, da je mladi-
ma ndsa bodosnost, toda "a ME-
no vzgojo storimo bore malo. Da
govori ia mladina polomlj jeno
slovenscino in pole "zidano ma
relo" v veseli druzbi, be cd da-
lee nj dovolj. To mladino mora
mo seznaniti tudi s politicnimi
in kulturnimi teznjami nasega
naroda, ker lie ma ia nacin bo
znala ceniti tispcletno borbo
svojih prednikov "a obstoj tega
malega in nadarjenega naroda
proti germanizmu ma eni, in las
kemu imperijalizmu ma drugi
strani.
Seveda ne smemo pricakova-
ii cudezev v tenn oziru, kajti Ii
Vino v tujini ali &c hocete, v
novi domovini, kjer Sc vrsi pro-
ces narodnostnega razkrajanja
potom naravnih zakonov, toda
vzlic temu moramo priznati, da
bi lahko storili mnogo vec v
TEN oziru &c bi imeli voljo in
energijo IN axe hi ne nakladali
vsega della par osebam, XII so ze
itak preoblozene z narodnim de-
lom.
Toda filozofirati O TEN pred
metu nina pomona, ternveG sku-
sajmo ohraniti vsaj to kar ina
mo. Zelo vazni SO v TEN pogle-
du Mladinski pevski zbori. Pr
vic cato, ker skusajo ohraniti
naso besedo v tujini, cim deli
mogoce, in drugie zato, da Sc
nasa mladina seznani z naso
tradicijo in custvi, XII 50 izraze-
ma Y slovenskih popevkah.
Y Clevelandu so Cd nekdaj
cvetocih mladinskih zborov,
ostali le Sc trije in sicer:: mia
dinski . bor ma Waterloo Nd.
skrjancki v Euclidu III Mladin-
ski zbor SNPJ ma st. Clair Ave.
|Slednji DO incl svoj poinladan-
ski koncert v nedeIjo dl1e 10.
msja Oh stirih popolflne = sIo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09
Ves+i IL ivIienio
omeriskih SIovencev

Hackett, Pa.-Dne %. aprila
se je v premogorovu Coverdale
smrtno ponesreeil Ignac Urban
eic, XII je se isti dan umrl v boll
nisnici West Penn " Pitts
burghu. Star je bill So let, donna
il Dracevasi, fara smihel ma Do
lenjskem. v Ameriki je bill SO
let,- YES cas- " Hackettu, clan
ABB, SNIP in Slovenskega ma
rodnega donna. Zapusea sina,
hcer in brata Johna (v Canons-
burgu). Pokopan je bill civilno.,
Ely, MINI. - V Nemciji je
padel %. marca Pfc. Stanley S.
Grebenc, star % let in sin Fran
ka Grebenca. Bill je clan KSKJ.
Pri vojakih je bill cd marca le-
ia 1943 in preko morja cd Ian
skega augusta. Poleg oceta "a
|pusca diva brata (enega v ar
madi), Stir sestre in vec dru-
9Th sorodnikov.
-..r.. 4Er
Pueblo, Colo. - Druzina John
Trontel je bila obvescena, da je
bill 2. marca v Nemciji ubit njen
sin Joseph, star "a let in clan
KSKJ. Pri vojakih je bill cd
marca 1912 in preko morja cd
januarja 1943. Zapusca starse,
diva brata (enega pri vojakih)
in stir sestre.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09

macij IN, je pripravljen pomaga-
ii mai poklice nasega kouncil-
mana Edwarda Kovacica, Hen
|derson SOIL ali Mrs. Frances
Sietz, Endicott 7O76 in lahko tu-
di poklicete Mr.. Albin Karlinger
HE. O623.
Lepo ste prosene, pojdite po-
:magat, ce ne morete dopoldne
pa pojdite popoldne vBaj ID ne
'kaj casa in tudi zvecer boste do
brodosli. Upamo, da Sc boste
udzvaii.
Ia Civilian Defense
Mrs. Frances SietS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09
Jugoslovanski dan

Prosi Sc nase zenske in mo-
ske, da bi prisli pomagat pri
sortiranju obleke, katero Sc zbi-
ra po vsem mestu Ia teden "a
ponaoe potrebnim V starem kra-
ju.
zenske Sc prosi, da bi poma-
gale razvrstiti vsakovrstne stva-
ri, katere SO prinesli skupaj cd
vseh krajev in moske, da bi po-
magali skupaj vezati in urediti,
da bo slo naprej ze v redu "a
naloziti ma prve parnike, XII bo-
do zdaj v. glavnem vozili potreb-
ne stvari prizadetim narodom v
domovini. p. 49,
Dopoldne Sc vas prosi, da pri-
dete cd 9. do 1. popoldne in po-
tenn zopet druge, da bi prisli cd
enc do petih popoldne in tisti,
XII imajo vec casa zvecer, Sc vas
prosi, da pridete m e d 5. in 9.
uro. >,:+
Who'd je ma strani Public av-
ditorija, kjer je velik napis pri
vhodu, XII je pri ramp. Kdof
ina kaj obieke "a oddati, je tu-
di prosen, da pripelje TIA ia te-
den. 49,. -~ -
Danes DO mas dan, to je "a
Slovence in Slovenke, da poma-
gamo v nasi moci. Priporoca Sc
zlasti nasim pridnim zenskam,
da bi sc zbrale s sosedami in Sic
v Public Auditorium in tam po-
magale pri tenn velikem in po-
ltrebnem delu. Nekolike casa bi
lahko marsikatera oseba zrtvo-
vala v ia blagi namen. Zato Sc
vas prav vljudno prosi, da ste
clovekolujbni in pomagate .pri
tenn splosnem nablranju obleke
"a v stari kraj.
Zdaj, ko je vojska kon6ana,
bo velika potreba in Sc bo tudi
posiljalo stvari dnevno v start
kraj, zato pojdite ma doloceno
mesto in pomagajte, ker tam so
vedno porocevalci, XII bodo "a
belezili, koliko oseb je navzoeih
cd raznih narodnosti. Vsak dan
ia teden so ma mestu velike sku-
pine pomo6nikov in ne DO pra-
vino, ce bi ne bilo zastopstva cd
strani Slovencev.
Kdor bi rad nadaljnih infor-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09

vatslsi nlIadinsIki Kbor ~.Ar1ja'
II Far1elia, Pa, zastopaIla ia
nlada hcerka Pauia Malnar, Do.
iores .Malnar. Program bo obsi.
rem in nadvse zanimiv. Po pro.
grailIu se rasyije pies. Vstopni-
ma v naprej DO Soc, pri blagajni
pa 6Oc.
Osvobojenje nase stare do.
raovine je velik dogodek v cell
Egodovini Jugoslavije in jugo'
slovanskega naroda. Nadejamo
Sc, da Sc udelexite preslave v
velikem stevilu in vabi Sc roja-
ke tudi il drugih naselbin, kaj-
ii sedaj je Gas, da pomagamo
siromakom v starem kraju.
Prireditev je pod pokrovitelj-
stvom American Jugoslav Citi-
zens' kluba, v Canton, Ohio. To:
rel, v imenu kluba ste vsi BE
enkrat prijazno vabljeni. vese-
icni odbor DO skrbel, da sc DO
vsem posetnikom prvovrstno po-
streglo.
Pozdrav citateljem in ma svi.
denje, 13. nnaja!
Josephine Odar.