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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-16
LILA EHRENBURG:
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in vprasuje: "Kaj hudega sem
storil?" No, preprieani bodite,
on sam nj nikogar ubil. Res je,
da je predlagal, da maj Sc Jude
preseli v Palestine, pa so ga ma
cisticni krvniki napak razumeli
in preselili so Jude mesto Pa
lestino v plinske celice ma Poll
skem. Streicher zatrjuje, da je
bill velik prijatelj Hertzel-a in Ii
onistov. Skusam izbrisati liz spo-
nina to napihnjeno zabo, kate
no bodo prav kmalu premestill
IS sveta pod zemljo".
Ma zatozni klopi Sc nahaja
tudi ignorant Won Schirrach, or
ganizator Hitlerjev;h mladin-
skin organizacij "Jtgend''. Ia
je sele pred nedavnim rekel "vsi
smo umrljivi, lie Hitler je neu-
mrljiv. sedaj 81 je menda>ze pre-
mislil in bi rad Sc zivel. Hitlerje-
We ideje so bile zanj ''bozje ide-
je", dokler je bill slednji ma ko-
nju. Zdaj pa pravi: "Fuehrerje-
We ideje so bile veasih narav-
most idijotske!' Tudi MEGA ca
ka, kar je zasluzil. Tukaj je tu-
di bivsi monakovski policijski
komisar, XII je bill do korca leta
1943 Hitlerjev notranji minister,
kateremu sc je moral nekaj ca
sa klanjati cello gestapovski krv-
mix Himmler. Poleg mega sedi
rabelj holandskega ljudstva,
specialist "a talce, Seiss-In-
quart, bivsi avstrijski nacist in
minister v Schuschniggovem
(Susnik) kabinetu.
Koncno mai omenim Sc rablja
Ceskoslovaske, Won Neuratha.
Temu cloveku je Hitler dejal, ko
ga je posiljal ma Cesko "a "gau-
leiterja": 'Vi ste MOI hladnega
znacaja in kakor nalasc "a to.
vi bodete hladnokrvno uprav-
ljal mad Cehi'. In res je Won
Neurath "hladnokrvno" zacel
pobijati Cehe.
Leta 1887 je Goering rekel:
..Prihodnjo vojno bono vodili
po natancno naprej zasnova-
nih nacrtih. Vojro bono zaklju-
cili v poletju leta 1915, ko bo-
mo koncali okupacijo evrop-
skega ozemlja =" Goeringo-
vo napovedovanje Sc je sicer
uresnici.o, toda popolnoma dru-
gace, kakor je on prerokoval
Sovjetska armada, XII sc je Stir
leta skoro sama borila, je teme.
ljito izpremenila nemske ma.
tancno zasnovane nacrte" in
zgrabila fasisticno kamarilo "a
ovratnik in jih prignala ma "a.
tozno klop.
Izmucena evropska ljudstvs
SO danes prica vaznih zgodovin'
skin dogodkov. Nacisticni 20
:inci bodo obsojeni in-obese'
nj. Tako zahteva cloveska vest
in pravica. Obsojenci pa ne bo
do samo tt zlocinci tukaj, pai
pa DO obsojen tudi fasizem, ma
cizem, imperijalizem in vsi ii
sti, XII so ga .vzgajali, ga nego
vail in XII ga hocejo zopet Oh
noviti.
Zato so pogledi izmucenih ev
ropskih ljudstev danes uprti Y
Nuremberg, cakajoc zadoscenjs
pravici. Med mimi je stara or
nogorska matt, kateri so Memo
sezgali otroke Med mimi j
ruska matt IL Mariupulja, kate
ra mi je pripovedovala, kako 81
Nemci slacili memo mladoletnt
heerko, XII SO jo mislili zagnat
v najvecjem mrazu v vodo. II
dekletce, XII je komaj znalo go
voriti, je jokalo in prosilo tt
. "nadljudi' rekoc: "Stric, menl
zebe, JAZZ Sc ne maram kopati'
In ker je trdi.a, da jo zebe, j.
js nato 'stric" 1.-Two vrgel v 60
reco hiso =. Med mimi je sto
tisoce vdov ruskih vojakov =.
Med mimi So solski otroci j,
L. "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-16
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General Jodl prav mic ne "a
ostaja "a Keitelom. Njegovo
mnenje do pricetka vojne je BIZ
10, da sc mora Rusija "kaznova-
ii z ognjem in svincem". Tekom
obravnave vedno dolgocasno
zdihuje in Sc skusa skriti "a 81
roka Keitelova pleca. Toda sod
niki ne bodo pozabili mani. Raw
no pred sedmimi lett je Jodl "a
eel svojo karijero TUX a j v
Nuernbergu: izdelal je nacrt "a
napad ma Ceskoslovasko. Zato
DO popolnoma pravilno, da DO
tudi svojo zlocinsko karijero
koncal V ravno istem Nuernber-
gu.
Joachim Won Ribbentrop, kot
Sc dozdeva, je pozabil vse po-
drobnosti svoje zlocinske pro-
slosti. Dokler je bill vinski trgo-
vec, je bill podoben sleparju, ko
.je postal "diplomat'', je pa po-
doben trgovcu. Zdaj ugiba b.
docnost. Sicer Sc nahaja tukaj
samo kot obtozenec, toda mad
njegovo glavo re visi zanjka,
katera Sc ga cedalje bolj okle-
pa. Sem in tia nekoliko ozivi in
Sc hoce predstavljati "a diplo-
mata, cemur pa lie smesi sa-
mega sebe. Ko je delal nacrte
"a zavzetje Avstrije in Cehoslo-
vaske, je nosil seboj pod pla-
Seem sekiro, ma zunaj pa hlinil
prijateljstvo. Ne nekem sestan-
ku S tujimi diplomat je Ribben-
trop dejal: "Rusko zito in siro-
vine nam bodo zelo prav pri-
Sic :" Sedaj DO moral dati
racun "a tisto Tito, katero je
ukradel nam. Milijone pric kaze
S prstom mani, XII so umrle radi
lakote, ker jim je on ukradel
zadnjo skoriico kruha. VISA Ru-
sija, vsa Europa kaze prstom
mani.
Alfred Rosenberg; Hitlerjev
"gauleiter" nase Ukraj jine in Be-
lorusije, je bill specialist "a rus
Ike zadeve'. Bill je teoretik raz-
bojnistva in filozof grabljenja.
Nekoc je dejal ma shodu "pod-
gauleiterjev' Kijevu: zee z
dvajset ali cez sto let, bodo Ru-
81 sami PRIMAL, da drugega iz-
hoda nj bilo, kakor da Russia
postane zivljenski prostor "a
Nemcijo". On pa nj kradel sa-
mo ruskega zita, pac pa vse, kar
mu je prislo pod roke. Posebno
je skrbel "a to, da so Judom IT,
ruvali zlate zobe emo uro ali dive
pred "operacijo". Operacija ma
njihovem jeziku je pomenila
masno ubijanje nedolznih ljudi
S plinom ali streljanjem. Rosen-
berg je bill tudi velik Goeringov
tekmec zbiranju umetniskih
silk. Poleg umetnin je zbiral tn
di dragocene zgodovinske knji'
&c in mnogo drugih stvari. Ma
81 ruski sodniki bodo poskrbel
"a to, da ia zlocinec ne DO use,
kazni.
Hans Franck, rabelj poljske'
ga naroda, je ukradel dragoce
no sliko Leonardo de Vincija
Oh neki priliki Sc je bahal svo'
Jim kolegom: ."Ne vem, kolike
je vredna ia slika, ker nisen
strokovnjak tenn Splof
sc pa taksnim stvarem Gene we'd
no menjajo. Brez dvoma pa je
da je ia slika ogromna dragoce
cenost, katero je nemogoce oce
niti." Franck je organiziral zna
ne "lagerje smrti" v Madame
ku in OsWiecimu na Poljskem
Tam je unicil milijone Poljako'
in drugih. O varsavskem masa
kru Judov, je sestavil navduse
no porocilo "a fuehrerja, v kate
rem je h koncu dostavil: "Da
sem poplaviti vse odvodne ka
male, v katerih so sc hoteli resi-
ii Histi, XII so usli nasim kro
glam''. Vso krivdo ia krvnil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-16
lJrellnIl1ova
poSta
PisIno sv. oGeta

Debela raca, XII je izplavala v
"A. D." 4. januarja 1946 ma
prvi strani v okvirju, je velika
laz in prazna slama. Vsi vemo,
tudi urednik A.. D., da 6. Roz-
man nj vec ljubljanski skof, ker
je izdajalec slovenskega naro-
da. On je pobegnil vsled neiz-
mernih krivic, XII jih je prizade-
jail slovenskemu narodu. Nobe-
nih pravic nina, da Sc danes kar
nacrej neprenehoma blati slo-
venski narod v inozemstvu v
imenu ljubljanske skofije. We
mo tudi, da sv. oce, kakor ga
imenuje Jakob Debevec, ne 60
j niti najmanjse naklonjenosti
do katoliskih, ljubljenih sinov
Slovencev. Njegove svetosti "a
lost, je krinka.
Zakaj papez nj gojil naklo-
njenosti do slovenskega naroda
takrat, ko so italijanske horde,
papezevi katolicani in njegovi
rojaki kali in morili slovenski
narod; ko SO Slovencem peziga-
Ii domove, kradli in ropali de-
zelo in tako zadali ubogemu slo-
venskemu narodu toliko neiz-
mernega gorja! Takrat sv. oce
nj bill zalosten. Takrat je sv. oce
gojil in podzigal peklensko delo
italijanskih hord, pod bozjo
krinko; dusa sv. oceta nj bila
zalostna, ampak je bila vesela
satanskega della, ker so ma debe
10 unicevali slovenski narod.
Vsled bratske vezi velike Ru-
size, veter il vzhoda ne ugaja,
nj dober, ker lahko prinese ma
lezljivo bolezen, zdrav razum in
mocno pest proti reakciji. Sv.
oce in reakcija Sc pa tudi boji,
da DO silno tezko plesati, kadar
DO stric Joze godeL. Vemo tudi,
da papez in skof ne verujeta v
kako posmrtno zivljenje nekje v
nebesih. Ako bi verovala, bi re
morala iti tia. Zato pravi pa
pei: Brat, pravilno 81 delal.
Preprican bodi, da kmalu pride
cas-, ko bos vodil svojo skofijo
V svoji stolnici.'
Vemo tudi to, da nova Jugo-
slavija, XII Sc je otresla te grde
izdajalske reakcije, ne DO dala
priike Rozmanu do stolnice ne
V Ljubljani in ne v Jugoslaviji
mogoce - mad zvezdami, ka-
NOR spada.
Apostolski blagoslov, XII ga
podeljuje njegova svetost pre-.
vzvisenemu skofu Rozmanu in
duhovscini, = je sumljiv. Sloven.
skemu narodu je pa krinka in
hinavstvo. Zato ga slovenski ma.
rod odlocno odklanja. Dosti TRIP.
ljenja je prestal slovenski ma.
rod radi Vatikana, mera je pol
ma. A v Vatikanu bodo ostali Il
grenki spomini in unicujoce ze'
lie, XII gredo proti vzhodu. Ma
vzhodu pa zari sonce, XII daje
silno svetlobo, novi dobi cloves
tva.
Rovtarski fajmoster newbur
Skin movie pravi, da smo Anne
riski Slovenci druhal. Ne vsi, IL
tisti Sc lahko primerjajo "a dru
hal, XII so mu paste udani.
Novicar vosci! Prvi dan v no
vem letu 1916, pravi, &c je kdc
v milosti bozji, so mu nebess
vedno odprta. Prav gotovo so ,
milosti bozji tisti, XII prodajaje
milost bozjo cd papeza, XII jo de-
Ii do kaplana VISA katoliska sa
ra. Da, nebesa SO vam odprta
kaj Sc cakate? Dober TEX il
srecno pot! Nihce vas ne bo po
Egresal, zgage laznjive. :.
, Ia dihurji vedno smrdi, Take
, je zapisal gospod, XII je olikar
in hodil v solo rs let. Naucil 81
Fje lepo oliko in lerega izrazs
slovenske besede. Pa sal 2;
"druhal' je vse dobro in tudi Il
!. svoje citatelje, ker drugace b
urednik, XII lie dvojnik, te bese
Evening star., 1946-05-06
Congress Destroyed
Price Control Act,
HiIIman Declares
BY the Assoeiofed Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Nav O.
Sidney Hillman, chairman of the
C1O Political Action Committee
said today that Congress had made
a "shambles of the Price Control
Act, betraying the interests of the
people and threatening to plunge
the Nation into an orgy of infla-
ton which can end only with ma
tlonal disaster
Mr.. Hillman, president of the CIO
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of
America, declared in the keynote
address of the unions 18th bien-
NAL convention that a congressional
coalition has blocked, defeated or
emasculated every other item of ur-
gent social legislation"
"A Wrecking crew in the House of
Representatives has done the bid
ding of the National Association of
Manufacturers the National Real
Estate Board and the meat trust"
Mr.. Hlllman said. 1T dallies on the
vital housing legislation and pub
lie health program. 1t has sabotaged
the fair labor standards amend
ments. 1t callously denied full citi-
zenship to the Negro people by fill
clustering the Fair Employment
Practices and Antipoll Tax Acts"
More than 1000 delegates to the
clothing workers convention heard
Mr.. Hillman reiterate his attacks
Evening star., 1946-05-06

convention the union had increased
its membership by $4,000 to bring
to 100000 the number of persons in
good standing.
Evening star., 1946-05-06
;nn,' > :" Mr..

SADIE against communism. Mr..
Hillman said.
The clothing workers board of di-
rectors reported that since the 1914
Evening star., 1946-05-06
5-6 1.-THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
May

against the House Committee on
American Activities.
The Congress, in defiance of the
people, has recreated that commit
tee and provided Congressman Ran
kin vehicle to carry on his un-
Democrat and un-American cam
paign of harassing progressive men
and organizations and violating
their civil rights and liberties under
the Hitler-like guise of a holy cru
Evening star., 1946-11-07
6ruenlng Asks Army, Navy
To Garry Alaska Supplies
BY the Assoeiuisd Prsss

JUNEAU, Alaska, Nov. Terri
torial Gov. Ernest Grlening asked
President Truman yesterday to au-
thorize use of Army and Navy
ships to bring relief supplies to
Alaska.
Gov. Gruening telegraphed. the
President that marine tIanspor-
tation-Alaska's lifeline-has been
cut off, SO that only few small
vessels, carrying essential food sup
plies to Southeast Alaska, have been
permitted to come through"
He asserted that "for nine weeks
Alaska has been deprived of its
regular steamship service owing to
a dispute between the maritime
unions and the ship operators in
Seattle"
The President was informed that
the Grommet Refer, relief ship
for Central and Western Alaska,
had been delayed two weeks by a
dispute in Seattle as to whether
the operator or the union should
select the engineers. Gov. Gruen-
ing said the War Shipping Admin
istration was in charge of ships,
but apparently was unable to re-
solve this dispute.
Alaska dairymen in a few days
must slaughter their milk cows be-
cause of the lack Of feed, Gov.
Gruening told the President.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
DR.. Walker to Speak

DR.. Paul Walker, member OF the
Sherbow Tax Commission, will speak
on the ALLEGATION of taxes in Mary
land counties as proposed by the
commission, at a meeting of the
Prince Georges County Civic Fed
Grafton at o'clock tonight in the
County Service Building at Hyatts-
vile.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01
BogOmolets' Serum
CNeW York Times

What is old age? A whole literature has accumu- lated the subject and new branch of medicine called geriatrics is emerging to eucdate it. The on- ward march of science, the patent experimenting with
 life in it's myriad forms, the study of tssues-all this has no other object than that of proongng life Cells seem to be immortal in the sense that Ii carefully bathed and fed the late Dr. Alexis Carrel did, they perpetuate themselves. Yet combine these cells into chicken a and death is inevitable Such IS the price of complexity and specialization.
 The problem of proonging life has engaged science for centuries. But before it can be solved we must know more about the process of decay. The physical scientist makes no distinction between animal and a Hfeless lump of dirt Both physicochemca sys ems to him Electrical forces account for life, but how they can be controlled is not yet known Prof Alexander Bogomolets like other physologists before him. brushes them aside The secret of Cng life is to him buried in the body itself Long before he ap- peared on the scene Bordet and Metchnikoff had expermented with what is called anti-cytotoxic reti cular serum-ACS, for short-and discovered that it had remarkable properties Extracted from human tissues, too much of it proved to be fatal when in jected a little beneficial The dosage is important Baffled by his inability to establish it, MetchnkOff threw up his hands BogomoetS was successful and is this success that has given him his place in the news.
 Bogomolets' own account of what has been ac- compshed in Russia with ACS is much more tenn perate than that of his American interpreters. ACS will not cure cancer and all forms Of arthrts; it will enable women to become mothers at the age of 90 as one enthusiast has proclaimed; it not developed to prolong the life ot Stalin. Russian medical critics find that it is of most in treating infections and in causing resistent wounds and fractures to heal
 II is to maintain the body in health longer thar the normal period, it must be injected systematically from birth to death, according to Bogomolets. The claim that with it's aid life can be extended to 150 years is based merely theoretical considerations Bogomoiets himself admits that good food, exercise sane way of living cannot be ignored even if his serum is taken.
 What we have then, is mode of treatment
 the efficacy of which has still to be determined That determination is now in progress Dr. Harry Gold blat of Western Reserve University has been handing out the to physicians and hospitals. When thousands of reports have been submitted and evalu ated shall know better than we do now just where ACS stands. Even if the serum turns out to be no Fountain of Youth, Bogomolets will have something to show for his work. And he will have focused medical attention the connective tissue which has been regarded in the past merely a structural material and not the of something that has | healing power.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
 REPORT OF EXECUTOR

In the Commissioners Court for the
 Territory of Alaska, Division Num-
 Der One.
 Before FELIX GRAY, Commissioner
 and Ex-offcio Probate Judge, Ju-
 neau Precinct.
 In the Matter of the Last Will and
 T Tes m e mt of JOHANNA R.
 CHILDS, Deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Oscar H. Waterud has filed his final report on the administration of the above entitled estate praying that the manner in which the estate has been administered be approved; that the residue of the estate be decreed to the heirs, and that the admins held on said final report on the 17th day of July, 1946, before the undersigned at 10:00 o'clock A. M, at which time all persons having objections to the administration of the estate, or the petition of the executor, may be heard.
 Given under my hand and seal of the Probate Court this 18th day of June, 1946.
 (SEAL) FELIX CRAY, U. s. Commissioner and Ex-officio Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct. First publication, June IT, 1946 List publication, July 8. l946.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01
A NEGLECTED ASSET

Good health is prized by most of us above all other things, but strange enough, few ot us take pains to preserve or improve our physical beings. We neglect our bodies never would neglect our motor cars our furnaces or our favorite dogs. As result death rates and sickness higher than they should be-higher than they would be Ii the ma iority of Americans would take proper health precautions.
 The number of citizens who take the time and trouble to undergo periodic physical checkups IS amazingly small Hardly man or woman out of 500 reports regularly his her physician for the sort of tune up" ask for our motor cars. Even after illness strikes surprisingly large number Of people refuse to consult doctors prefeng to consider their ailments unmportant Often, of course, they are But sometimes such careesSness brings inyadlsm death.
 The value of periodic checkups hardly can be overstressed Such examinations often reveal weak nesses which may be corrected easily and quickly before they This is particularly true, medical authorities tell us, in cancer cases Heart ailments often can disclosed through such practices and treatment may De prescribed before it is too late
 There are those who overemphasize their physical troubles = who run to the doctor and the medicine cabinet at the slightest twinge But they in the minority Most healthy, normal Americans neglect their greatest their most important asset - their health They fail to remember that annual visit
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01
20 YEARS AGO TIT fTr EMPIRE

1, The Es and Moose scheduled play ball this night to settle the as leader n he ha The first fish of the packed at the Douglas Canney Langseth birthday entertaining l6 of her little friends the home of her Douglas Oliver Circle arrived the Yukon proceeding south visit
 Admiral after making the Triangular trip
 weather report showed the month warmer and than S usually
 The Guild Trinity Cathedral to meet at the L
 of Gasineau Weather report: 59 cloudy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01
Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MSUSED BORN co in OR) brought birth Borne 70 NO is the past parcpe 
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED Respite Pronounce reSp, as in a syllable
 OFTEN MISSPEILED Hysea HYS Historian HIS.
 cultivated
 STUDY: a yours" Let vocabulary excessively spng the miserly E in n CUBE; They being pnurious when only
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01

caucus next cay, though he also got some advice he didn't like from California's outspoken Senator Will liam F. Knowiand.
 You're going too far in your fight against OPA," the Senator from the Golden Gate bluntly warned Senator Taft. Tt seems to me that the three Republican con- ferees are thinking too much about the producers. I am against the drastic de-controls you want and think it is dnwise from political standpoint for us to be sticking our necks out so far"
 Nebraskas Wherry also got in some hot licks about the de-control board proposal, but on the other side of the fence. He contended the ! Senate itself should decide what price ceilings should be lifted and not leave it up to a board which, he said would do the bidding of President Truman.
 Later, Millikin of Colorado echo- ed Wherry's argument in an inn passioned plea against the board plan when the Senate and House conferees met in their final ses- sion. However, when the Barry { compromise motion on OPA eXten- sion was again put to vote, this time it was Republicans Taft and ! Millikin, not the Democrats, who gasped and moaled.
 1 For New HampSnlre's Tobey, af- ter wrestling with his convictions ! for two days, bolted to the Demo- crats and voted for the de-control
 board as well as to retain ceilings
 on meat, poultry, and dairy pro- ducts.
 T do not like to desert my Re-
 publican colleagues" Tobey declar-
 ed, but on the other hand I am
 not ashamed of changing my posi- tion I think l am doing the right thing, because the welfare of my country comes first with me. l want you all to know that I have
 done a lot Of praying on this is sue in the last two days"
 Tobey spoke with intense feel
 ing, but he wasn't able to con-
 vert canvas-skinned Taft and Mill
 likin Both angrily refused to sign the report on the compromise bill, 1 giving no reasons except that it was against their principles.
 { This was how legislation affect 1 ing every housewife and consumer in the USA was horse-t traded into final form.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN :: That on June 17th, l946, in the U. s. Commissioners Court for Juneau Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska, Earle Hunter was appointed administrator of the esta te of THEODORE SCHERzBERG, also known at Ted Sherzberg deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present them with verified vouchers as required by law, to said administrator at the First National Bank of Juneau Alaska, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice.
 EARLE HUNTER, Administrator First publication, June IT, 1946.
 Last publication, July 8, 1946.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01
MODERN ETIQUETTE RoRrRrA Rg LEE

Should wait until he engaged before to
  long parents part country show lack of courtesy interest s A be gcod listener admirable speaker. A E
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conference iu Los Angeles, he was elected to honorary membership in the Los Angeles County Medical Association.
 Those who know him say the good doctor is an able and charm ing man. He may have full need of such qualities in this hot spot, which is not only his initial diplo- matic post but his first political appointment of any kind
 (CoPYRIGHT, BELL SYNDICATE, INC. 1946)