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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-11
DIR. WILLIAMS RETURNS

Dr. R, H. Williams returned by plane from Seattle, where he has been visiting for several weeks, and is back at work again in his dental office in the Juneau Medical and Surgical Clinic.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-11
PETER WOOD IN HOSPITAL.

Peter Wood. publisher of the Alaska Newsletter and the Alaska Business Directory, was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital last night for medical treatment. He has been i'll at his home for the past two days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-11
R. I. MALONE HERE

Ralph J. Malone of Whitehorse has arrived in town and is stop ping at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-11

in Skagway Sunday conducting ser vices for the the communicants of St. Saviours Episcopal Church. He will return to Juneau during next week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-11
FROM WRANGELL

George Taylor has arrived here from Wrangell. He is a guest at the Juneau Hotel.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
WESTIANA MAN
"A 0-Second Close -Up)

SILENT OPERATOR. Noah H.
Rose operates photograph studio in
San Antonio, Tex. He has no sign,
no telephone, has never advertised.
Yet on a single day he has filled orders
from as far east as Portland, Me-, and
as far south as johannesburg, South
Africa.
He deals exclusively in photographs
of the old-time West, and has the
largest collection in the world. They
run all the way from Davy Crockett
to Clyde and Bonnie Parker. If you
want a picture of quick-shooting
officer, a desperate, an Indian chief
or frontier scout, Rose has it.
Starting with a tin-box camera
which he got as magazine premium
in 1891, he has spent SIS years build
ing pictorial record of the old West.
Hundreds of these pictures he made
himself, others he borrowed, bought
or copied.
TRAILER. With tent for studio
loaded on a blackboard, he visited
COW camps and trail drives. He photo
graphed brawling cow towns and
roaring mining camps. Shooting
scrapes, hangings and other frontier
social events usually found Rose
present. He has picture of Geronimo,
made by request. But Rose is proud
est of the picture he took of Judge
Roy Bean trying a horse thief on
the porch of Beams famous Jersey
Lily saloon.
As early as 1920 his array of Westi-
ana was becoming popular with
Evening star., 1946-10-13

this ad appeared in Western paper:
Veteran. wife. 10 dogs, 3 female
cats, alligator, desire small fur
nished apartment. We drink, smoke,
stay up all night beating drums"
The vet got over 20 offers.
TOP THIS. We recently printed an
item about Helena, Mont, where
after storm. gold actually flows in
the streets - traces of it, anyway.
Reader H. H. Ellis writes that Oro-
vile. Calf, beats Helena. The towns
people can pan gold right in their
back yards. In 1890 a dredging COM
pany offered to move the whole town
to a new location so it could dredge
the townsite. Orovillians refused,
though. Who wouldn't?
Evening star., 1946-10-13

writer's, artists and collectors Among
his customers are Zane Grey, Walt
Coburn, Stuart Lake, dozens of other
famous purple-sage names.
Rose remembers his most exciting
experience was photographing a battle
between Texas Rangers and gang
of outlaws. The Rangers had sur
rounded the outlaws in a dwelling.
Rose took up position under box
car just across the street. Pretty soon
bullets were blinking off the car
wheels a few inches from his nose.
About that time it occurred to him
that he was pursuing his hobby too
far. But Rose has only one real fear:
He's camera-shy. CARL PYNE
Evening star., 1946-10-13

Names and descriptions Of all eharaetsrs =
fiction stories and semi-Aetion articles In this
magazine are wholly Imaginary. Any name
which happens to be the same as that cf any
person, living or dead. 10 entirely coineidsntai.
Evening star., 1946-10-13

DON'T STOP US. Here's belated
war story that just reached US: A
Pole was rescued from concentration
camp and sent to a hospital in Scot
land. When he recovered, he went to
London to see Polish friend.
well. Wladyslaw, said the friend.
have you learned any English YETI"
AYE, a wee Bit"
MODEL TENANTS. Believe it or
not, landlords have a sense of humor.
american Legion" Magazine says
Evening star., 1946-10-13

SAYs Viscount Halifax, former
British ambassador to the US.
"These are words, which, if l re-
member them correctly, are used
by the organization of Toe H at
their meetings. From the first time
Evening star., 1946-10-13

l heard them, they made profound impression on me-
We have been much inclined let thoughts rest
upon what judge to be rights, without giving
equal weight the recognition of Duties But in
these words the balance is right, and the claim is
made every of fellows
"There is room in the modern world for easy ndf-
ference to the worlds needs we are all our brothers
keeper Only by transating this truth into of daily
life hope establish understanding between
and nations and make the world more worthy
of all the sacrifice that twice in generation has been
spent to save it,
Evening star., 1946-10-13
This Week Magazine

FOR A DETER AM Err &c 4
WILLIAM l. NICHOLS, Editor
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BY WeIfss G. Dsewa
SMOlDERikG YOUTH H................ J
BY Attorney CsNssoi Ten G. Clwk
LOOK WHO'S TALklN0i 0i............ q
bv Sssenss Y. Hervetk
IT'S FUN 70 RUN A RAILROAD ...... 20
BY Jsmss Z. Mliiss
HARNeSSlNS THE WIND O.............t ~
BY Vernon 1siak
KNOCKOUT ~ Mexico. 10
BY Jomes L. Tick
WlOliFE ROUelE E................... -
BY d.. ks N. Gobsisjssa
THE WHITE HOUSE ...................A -
FOOD FOR CONVERSATION ......... ~
BY Cjsasafiss esddisfssd
Cevss By Ven cesvssias
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
REIKALAUJA S2,250

Mokytojos viesose mokyklo-
Sc Clevelande pradejo reikalau-
ii zymaus algu pakelimo, kad
zemiausia mokytojos mokestis
j meta butu nemaziau S2,250.
Nors reiketu visiems kelti al
gas ir didn't mokestis, taciau
kai panama. kad tas algas turi
sumoketi patys taksu moketo-
jai, tai iseina kad vieniems da-
rant geriau kittens darysis bio
giau.
Tarp mokytoju eina kursty-
mai net streikuoti savo reika-
lavimu atsiekimui.
Prize mokytoju, dar reikalau,
ia algu pakelirno ir visi 10,55C
miesto savivaldybes tarnauto-
ju ir darbininku. Tas reika-
lauja apie 4 miliionu dolariu
daugiau nauju taksu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
EPARDUOS PASUS

Tarp Clevelando gatvekariu
tarnautoju unijos ir gatvekariu
administrators istiko nesusi-
pratimas, kuris privede prie to
kad uniia uzdraude gatvekariQ
ir busu motormanams ir kon-
duktoriams parduoti $1.25 sa-
vaitinius pasus 81 sekmadieni.
Nesusipratimas kilo del to
kad porai ilgameciu motorma-
nu operuoianciQ naujus gatve-
karius pavogta tn pasu uz pc
virs 800 ir miesto gatvekariu
administracija vercia JUGS uz
tai atsilyginti. Jeigu nebus at
lyginta item dviem darbinin-
kams nuostoliai uz tuos dingu-
sius pasus, uniia toliau uzdrau-
dzia darbininkams gatvekariuo-
Sc uzsiimt pasu pardavinejimu
Jie skaitosi tik motormanai ar.
ba operatoriai gatvekariu.
Kaip tas klausimas bus bal
gtas paaiSkes ateinanti sekma-
dieni.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
DARBAI PADAUGEJO

Angles streikas dar neliet6
darbingumo Clevelande Lapkri-
clio menesi, ir per ia mpnesi
darbingumas Clevelande pakilo
1.6 nuos. virs Spaliu menesio,
kaip rodo zinios surinktos is
100 didesniu Clevelando dirbtu-
viu.
symet ivairiu produktu ga
myba Clevelande dvigubai vir-
sija 1910 metals pasiekta ga
myba, ir darbai eina palygira-
mai gerai. Pernai karui pasi-
baigus darbai buvo sumazeie
CANA dik6iai, bet palengva vel
atsigaiveliojo.
Nuo karo pabaigos 100 kom-
panijQ pasiryzo savo dirbtuviu
pletimui praleisti suvirS $780,
100000, kas bendrai sudarys
Sioje srityie virs $4,000 nauju
darbu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
SIUSkIT kALEDU
LAISKUS ANKSTI

PaSto vyresnybe primena vi
stems siun6iantiems Kaledu do
vanas ir laiskls anksti. Dova-
nu siuntinius reikalinga tvirtai
suriSti ir aiSkiai uzadresuoti,
su savo adresu atgal, kad ne
pradingtu.
Atminkit siuos dalykus:
l. Kaledu korteles If dovanu
pakelius tolimas valstijas is
siqskit apie Gruodzio 10, vieti-
MANS apie Gruodzio Is.
2. Uzadresuokit atsargiai ir
suriSkit tvirtai.
3. Padekit ir Postal Zone nu-
meri kur toks yra.
4. Nemeskit j paste deze
siuntiniu ir laisku kruvas vie
nu kartu; isdalinkit per kele-
ia dienu.
5. Nemea',it paste deze lai-
sku pundo palaidu, bet suriskit
j viena pundeli, tokius lengva
is dezes iSimti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
REMAIN UNCONFIRMED

None of these reports can be con-
firmed under existing conditions.
If they are untrue or grossly ex-
aggerated, the Soviet government
has only himself to thank.
The Soviet government, during
the war and in the 18 months since
the war ended, has consistently and
persistently, refused to permit dele
gates from the International Red
Cross to visit any war prisoners
or concentration camps in Russia
and Siberia, or in any of the 16
Communist Soviet republics, just
as now it opposes the movement
for atomic energy control inspec-
ton.
Rome reports $4,000 Italian SOL
diers, taken prisoners by the Red
Army, have vanished in Soviet Rus
sia and no trace of them can be
found
In Bucharest it is claimed by op-
position leaders that around 100000
Romanians of German origin were
deported to Russia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
ANGLES STREIKO
PASEkMES GLE
VELANDE

CleVelande turima mazai an
giles, laime tik kad ziema nera
tokia smarki kad reiketu visa
turina angli sukurinti.
Angliakasiu streikas palette
Clevelanda ivairiai. Vienas ais
kus apsireiSkimas yra tai ZAP
temdinimo' isakymas: gatvese
matosi tik paprastos gatvines
lempos, bet krautuviu iskabos
If langai laikoma be sviesu,
taupymui elektros, kuriai ga
mint reikalinga anglis.
Tuo tarpu Cleveland Elec-
tric Illuminating Co. pranese
isivedanti savo elektros dirb-.
tuves aliejum kurinima, reiskia
reikale gales apsieiti be ang-
lies.
Isleista uzdraudimas siusti
gelezinkeliais ir ekspresu dau-
geli reikmenu, isskyrus tuos ka
reikalingi vieSai sveikatai il
visuomenes saugumui .palaiky-
ii. Gelezinkeliai sumazina pa
sazieriu veziojima Xxi pusiau to
ka normaliai vezioja.
Pastu siuntiniu leidimas irgi
suvarzomas, sumazinant svori
ir dydi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

Nors sviesto az pinigus da-
bar netruksta, taciau pranesi-
mai sake kad 1947 metals bus
jo dar daugiau. Bus galima
sunaudoti normaliai po apie 13
Xxi IA svaru vienam asmeniui.
Prizes kara sviesto sunaudoji-
mas ispuolo po 16 Xxi II svaru
nuo galvos. 1916 metals su-
mazejo Xxi 10 if II svaru nuo
galvos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

There are tens of thousands of
German, prisoners in the French,
American and British zones of Ger
many.
An American president, the great
and .undying Abraham Lincoln, abo-
lished slavery of the colored people
Ok'd SLAVE SYSTEM
Another American president, F
d. Roosevelt, gave itacit consent al
Yalta to the slave system, involving
hundreds of thousands of white peo.
pie in Soviet Russia and Siberia, as
reprsal and PREPARATION but
slave workers. nonetheless.
The black slaves had a high mo-
netary value.
The white slave workers of the
progressive twentieth century have
no value whatsoever.
In the United Nations assembly
= that body which is to make
"new world" such things are
not touched upon.
1t might give offense to some
government.
Looking into the world from this
rarified atmosphere of the only in
ternational spot on the globe, the
dawn of better age and a deeper
feeling for humanity - above poll
tics and power political interests
is not visible.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
SAVOLDI NORI LAIMETI

Jack Gansono rengi a m o s {
imtynese Arenoje pirmenybes
symet igauna Don Evans, ku-
riam kelia pasiryzo pastoti gar
sus is senesniu laiku imtikas
Jumping Joe Savoldi. Jiedu
supuoruoti imtynems 81 ketvir-
tadieni.
Kitus imtikus tam vakarui
Ganson turejo: Cliff Gustafson
su buvusiu pasauliniu campio-
nu Sander Szabo. Cliff Olson
emesi SUI Wally Dusek.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
LEIDzIA PINIGUS

Artejant Kaledoms Clevelan.
do krautuves daro didziausi sa.
vo istorijoje bizni. zmones tu,
redami pakankamai pinigu Ell.
ma per krautuves ir be atodai-
ros perka viska, ruosdami Ka-
ledu dovanas savo artimie-
stems. krautuves pirmadieniO
vakarais Xxi Kaledu bus atda-
ros Xxi 9 valandai, kad galetu
apsipirkti ir tie kurie dienomis
dirba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
NJ IRI M Al
MARE EDUKAITIS, 60 met

MARE EDuKAITIS, 60 metu
(nasle), nuo 1862 E 66 st
mire Gruodzio 2; palaidota :
d., Kalvarijos kapinese pamal.
dos atsibuvo Sv. Jurgio bazny-
cioje.
Liko viena dukte, Mrs. Mary
Molis, sunus Jonas, l podukre
Mrs, Grace Sledznis, ir posunis
Vincas.
Laidoiime pasitarnavo laido-
tuviu direktore Della Jakubs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
10 MILLION SLAVES
IN SOVIET
CAMPS
BY Karl H. Won Wiegand

BY Karl H. Won Wiegand
reprint from the Detroit Times
MOUNT WASHINGTON, Tangier,
Nov. 4.-From Mount Washington
of Tangier one looks from the north
west corner of the clark continent
of Africa, across the Mediterranean
into a darker continent - Europe.
Perhaps in the darkest days of
slavery there were not nearly as
many slaves in the uncivilized dark
continent of Africa as there are
"slave workers. today in "civilized'
Christian Europe.
Stockholm reports the other day
told of refugees arriving in Sweden
who has escaped from Soviet Russia
and who stated that there are 28O
concentration camps for slave work
ers in Soviet Russia and Siberia.
10 MILLION SLAVES
These camps, the refugees are
alleged to have declared, hold more
than 100000 human beings in
bondage.
The figure seems incredible.
The majority of the slaves are
said to be Russians, but there are
also hundreds of thousands of Ger
man war prisoners in Russia and
ians and other nationals deported
from their occupied countries.
From Berlin comes reports Ger
man war prisoners in Russi aand
Siberia, who had been permitted to
return to Germany, expressed the
belief that not more than 100000
of the more than 100000 German
soldiers taken by the Red Army
were still alive, the rest allegedly
living, perished from hunger, cold
and privations.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
BY Randolph Churchill
fReprint from Philadelphia Record)
WILL SOVIET AGREE TO A
TRUSTEESHIP FOR BALTIC
REPUBLICS?

THE Soviet attack on South Afri-
ca before the U. N. Trusteeship
Committee because of South Afri-
cas- unwillingness to have South
west Africa placed under interna-
tional trusteeship was fully in ac-
cordance with the tactics consistent
~ pursued by Russia at all inter-
national conferences. No cause is
too petty, no subject too remote,
If 1T can serve to promote discord
and thereby sabotage the true pur-
poses of the United Nations.
However, on this occasion, it looks
as if the Russians committed a great
blunder in the choice of their grie-
vance. If South Africa is to be
required to place under international
trusteeship an African territory she
acquired under mandate as re-
suit of the first World War, surely
it will be necessary for Russia to
place under similar trusteeship the
three Baltic republics which she an
neXed in the course of World War
II. Sooner or later, either at the
United Nations meetings or at the
Peace Conference, the question of
these republics is bound to be given
an airing. When it is, it will GER
tainly prove deeply embarrassing
to the Soviet Union.
1t is clear that the Russians have
opened up far-reaching political Wis
tas. The Baltic republics lie behind
the Iron Curtain, and no one can
be sure >exactly what has happened
there. But what is known consti-
tutes one of the greatest crimes in
history.
Under the terms of the shameful
Ribbentrop- Molotov agreement, the
Russians occupied these States in
June, 1910, with the unwilling con-
sent of Germany. Thousands of
Communist Balts were murder
ed at that time. When in June,
1941, the Germans invaded Russia,
they quickly drove the Russians out
of the Baltic republics and exacted
dire vengeance on all the Balts
who had co-operated with the Ru-
slams. Finally came the most dread
penalty of all, when the Russians
returned in 1915, and exacted a
ten-fold vengeance on all the Balts
who had worked with the Germans
and deported hundreds of thous-
sands into the interior of the So
Wet Union.
1t is sometimes urged, in mitiga-
ton of Russia's original invasion
of the Baltic States, that she did
it merely as a protective measure
against her German ally, whose in
tentions she never really trusted,
even in the days when Mr.. Molotov
was happy to hand the Order OF
Lenin round the neck of Herr Won
Ribbentrop. But, if this had been
the sole Russian objective in the
occupation of the Baltic States, Rus
sia could and would have evacuated
them once the Nazis had been over
come. Doubtless some spokesman
of the free world will be sufficient
lv courageous to put this point to
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
VAzIUOJA FLORIDON

Jonas G.. Polteris SUI zmons
iSvaziuoja automobiliu j Flori
da keletui savaiciu pavieseti
Isvyksta sios savaites pabaigo
je. Jie aplankys dabar ten ap
sibuvusius Clevelandiecius, ku
rie jau ir biznius ten isitaise.
Laimingos keliones Polite
riams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
$6,0O0,O0O KELIAMS
DIRBTI IR TAISYTI

Miesto valdyba numato di-
deli programa keliu, gatviu II
tiltu taisymo ir gerinimo, 1947
metu begyje, kas apima net 6
milijonu dolariu suma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

OHIO National Guard ragi-
ma ta organizacija stoti Wy
rus nuo IS Xxi 35 m. amziaus.
Tai yra valstijos sava militia
rlne organizacija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
105 UZMUSTA

Clevelando trafiko nelaimese
symet Xxi Gruodzio 4 uzmuSta
jau los asmenys, lyginant su
"a Xxi tai dienai pernai meta.
Oar liko apie 25 dienos sio me-
to, ir per jas dar zus keletas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
MARINE CORPS atsi.

] pasiliuosavusius Veterans vel
gryzti tarnyba, isnaujo isira-
SAINT. Visi bus priimami kaip
first class private, neziurint
koki laipsni pirmiau turejo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
BOY SCOUTS darys rinklia

va senq atliekamu ruby, rakan-
dQ ir zaislQ, sestadieni, Gruo-
dzio IA. Tuos dalykus surenka
Goodwill Industries, kur daily
kai pataisomi if platinami tarp
miesto biednuju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

the Russians when this question
on which there has long been q
conspiracy of silence, comes at great
length to open debate.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

MIESTE plinta jaunikliu va
giliavimai, kuriuos policija Sc
ka If gaudo. ziurekit kad ju-
su jauni berniokai nepakliutu
j beda, susideje su kokiais ME
kadejais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

PRIZE DAYTON, OHIO, val
dzia steigia atomines energijos
tyrinejimo dirbtuves, kurioms
paskyre S5,000,00O.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
PARSIDUODA NAMAS

6 kambariu, ant Eddy Road,
geroje apielinkeje, prie gatve-
kariu ir busu. Kreiptis:
Ii 1882.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
GAUKIT SAVo 1947 KALENDoRIU

ATNAUJINKIT DIRVA w 1o47 METUS -- GAUSlT DO
VANQ PUIKQ SIENINI KALENDORIU.
Kaendoriai parsiduoda symet po 30c.
PRENUMERATA DABAR W DIRVA REIKIA MOKETT
$500 METAMS.
LlETUVIsKu KALEDINIU SVEIKININU GAUSITE DIR
VOJE KREIPDANIESI DABAR.
Dirvos Krautuve atdara Xxi 500 vakarais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
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