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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03
---- CPL JOSEPH GENUA
ARMY DISCHARGEES

ITS Anthony J Conti l78 Union Street, and T Sgt John J. DiFran- cesco, 1O7 Wood Street, were dis charged from the Army Monday at the Fort Dix, N. J. separation cen ter. It. John T Miller, Jr., B Scott Avenue, Watertown, was released from active duty with the Army at Fort Dix Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03
Owners of Dogs |Giuen Warning

Owners of dogs who had their pets near the Municipal Stadium last week, were warned today by City Health officer Dr. Edward J.. Godfrey to have the dogs examined to determine if they have rabies. The doctor said that a circus em- ployee, here last week, is the owner
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03
RELEASED

Veteran of 15 months service on Wake Island, Michael T. Canr1ata, motor machinist's mate 3ic, has been discharged from the Navy at the Lido Beach, L. l.. separation center. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Cannata, 222 Elliott Avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03

Sgt. Paul P. Ariola, son of Mir. and Mrs. Angelo Ariola, 173 Bradley Avenue. was discharged from the Army yesterday at the Fort Dix, N. j.. separation center. A former stu- dent at Jeavenworth High School, he was employed by the Coca Cola Company prior to entering the ser- vice. Sergeant Ariola trained at Fort Riley Kansas. and Fort Meade Maryland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03
Merrill c. Scott
 Elected by Lions

Merrill G. Scott of TerryVille was elected governor of the Lions Connecticut District at conven- tion held at Watch Hill, R. l., last week end. He succeeds Harold A Ashley of this city.
 James A. Millar and Dr. Glenn D. Sweet will report on the con- vention at meeting of the club today at The Elton. The recently installed club president, Charles l. Manganaro, will presidee for tn first time. The meeting is being held today because of the holiday tomorrow
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03
Forben Plants Being Rozed
 Col. Bronson Explains
 Break Up' of Firm

Dispersal of Farben plants in Germany, which once constituted want industrial monopoly, was described by Col. Richardson Bron- son in an address before the Rotary Club yesterday afternoon at The Elton.
 Col. Bronson, who served as con- trol officer al the I. C. Farben headquarters m Frankfurt, said the Farben plants have been brok- en into small independent indus tries. Some Of the war plants have been converted for civilian pro- duction, some have been destroyed. and others are used as warehouses, he said.
 Funds derived from sale of Far ben interests will go into pension funds for former Farben workers and will be used to pay creditors, the speaker said. Bidders for the plants are thoroughly investigated in regard to possible Nazi back ground, the colonel reported.
 c. Arthur DuBois. newly elected president, introduced the speaker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03

mond.
 Friday of this week being the first Friday of July, Masses at St. Fran cis will be 5:30 and 7:30 o'clock, with Communion being distributed at 6:30 o'clock.
 Confessions in preparation for the first Friday, will be heard as usual, Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock, and at 7::3O in the evening.
 Washington Park Playground have announced their program for the Summer season. Handicraft classes for girls between the ages of ten and fifteen started on Tues day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Those registering are Kay Sheehan, Elaine Mccormick, Theresa Promo vost Geraldine Fortin, Marilyn Fortin, Mary O'Brien, Pat Conway, Joan Murphy, Mary ODea, Jean- cite Mercier, Cecile Pronovost, Joyce Crichton and Irene Kemp. Glasses in handicraft will con- tinue during the Summer every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. Anyone interested may still enroll.
 The most important event for this week will be the Doll Show to be held Friday afternoon at 3 P. M. at the playground, under the super vision of Miss Pat Brophy. Prizes will be awarded, for the biggest. smallest, prettiest and oddest dolls.
 Supervisor Jim Piersal wishes all boys interested in playing with the Washington Park Playground base ball team in intra- playground com- petition, to contact him immediate ly. He Is anxious to get his teams signed up so practice can be started, Miss Patricia Mulhall of Sylvan Avenue has returned from a vaca- ton spent in Canada Miss Elean- or Mulhall is vaeationing in Bay view, Milford, Conn.
 l William Blacker and Miss Marion Blacker were recent visitors in New York City where they were guests of MT Blacker's sister, Mrs. Rich ard Linehan
 Little Miss Carol Jean Ouelelte of Luke Street, is visiting with her ] grandparents in Shelton, Conn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03

of a dog that died at the stadium of rabies.
 r.Godfrey expressed the opinion that local animals were not affect ed, but as safety measure he urged the examination. He said the rabies in the dead dog was of the dumb" kind, and explained that this is dif- ferent from the malignant type in that the animal merely becomes sick and does not bite.
 Northern Ireland will erect 2.00C
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03

After she fell down a flight of stairs at her home yesterday, Mrs. Patricia Graves, 23, of Thomas ton Road, Watertown, was treated at Waterbury Hospital for a frac- ture of the right foot She was later discharged.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03
Hospital
 Bulletins

Sung by bee Donald Polletto, 4, of Country Club Road, was discharged after treatment at 45 P. M. yesterday at Waterbury Hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03
NEWS OF MEN NV THE SERVICE
10 DISCHARGED

Diehargees at the Army Separa- ton Center, Fort Dix, N. J., yester- day included four Waterburians and six men from this area. Those from Waterbury are:
 ITS Raymond P. Boucher, Is Bond Street.
 Pvt. William H. Davis, 53 Abbott Avenue
 TIA Orrin J, Hubbard, AS Pine Street.
 Tf5 Charles V. Presidents, 164 Railroad Hill Street
 Waterbury area discharges are:
 Pfc. Richard w. Schaefer, 8 Burritt Place, Naugatuck
 ITS Alfred E. Ross, 47 Pulver Street, Torrington.
 SkSgt. Leonard J. MarohleWski, 515 North Main Street, Union City.
 Sgt. John P. Kleis, 35 Bancroft Street, Torrington
 Sgt. Francis Dayton, 36 Railroad Street, Thomaston.
 Pfc. Peter J. Besancon, 81 Bowers Street, Watertown.
 CPL. JOSEPH GENUA
 The Spotlight" on The Runway weekly newspaper at Albrook Field, Canal Zone, was devot-o 10 Cpl. Joseph V. Genua. son ot Nil and Mrs. Anthony Genua. 199 Easton avenue. last week. One soldier who distinguishes himself at the post is honored weekly in the column
 The article state that Cpl Genua. who is the fire chief at the field. has been playing outstanding ball at third base on the post base ball team He has been stationed in the Canal Zone for almost a wear Cpl. Genua is graduate Of Leav- l enMorth High School.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03
PAPERS SWEAR CIRCULATION

Washington, July 3-OUP)-Presi- dent Truman today signed bill requiring weskly newspapers using the mails to make sworn state ments with respect to their cir culatiOn.
 Silk stockings are selling at $2 a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03
Washington Hill
C.Y.O. Nine Opens Season This Evening
 Program Events
 Announced for Park
 Playground

St. Francis C.YO. baseball team will play their regular weekly game tonight at Washington Park Dia- mond.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03

Little Miss Carol Jean Ouelelte of Luke Street, is visiting with her grandparents in Shelton, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03

William Blacker and Miss Marion Blacker were recent visitors in New York City where they were guests of MT. Blacker's sister, Mrs. Rich ard Linehan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03

Fire has ten-year plan for machine production of peat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-03

Miss Patricia Mulhall of Sylvan Avenue has returned from a vaca- tion spent in Canada Miss Elean- or Mulhall is vaeationing in Bay view, Milford, Conn.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-11

takrat je morala nasa vojska,
nase brigade IL Luke krajine Cd
Ljubljane in Notranjske preko
vseh gozdov v Belokrajino in so
z zdruzenimi mocmi vrgle So
vraznika v Novo mesto, Ozelj ali
pa Kocevje in zopet SO zavladali
nasi partizani. Sal to Sc je Ego
dilo cd leta 1943 sarno dvakrat.
Potem pa je prisla Titova arma-
da in so skupno slovenskimi
brigadami ma slovenske k e m l,
ozemlju, ter rusko armada in
anglesko-amerisko vojsko ma
drugih frontah strli strasni ia.
sisticni stroj v Evropi. Sedaj
smo svobodni. Nj Sc nam treba
vec bati nobenega sovraznika.
"Oprosti, ker Sc spuseam tako
dalec. Sal to je samo en- majhen
odlomek nasega zivljenja te
strasne vojne. O tenn, kar smo
pretrpeli bi Sc dalo napisati &C.
lie skladovnice knjig, pa Sc bi ne
bilo dovolj izerpno povedano.
"Sprejmi srcne pozdrave cd
vseh domacih: stare name, ma
mo coeter hrata Inzeta in me.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-11
Novice IL Crnom|io v Bell Kroiini

Chisholm. Minn.-Od mojega
bratranca Antona Pluta v Rucet-
nj vasi pri crnomlju v Bell Kra-
JIM sem prejela pismo, katerega
vsebina bo nedvomno zanimala
tudi druge, posebno rojake il
Belle Krajine, cato ga posiljam
Novi Dobi v priobeitev. Pismo
je datirano "a. augusta 1915 in
Sc glasi:
''Draga sestricna Angela! Da-
mes, dne "a. augusta leta 1945,
smo prejeli Tvoje pismo. Najlep-
sa Ii hvala zanj! Zelo smo Sc
razveseili Tvojega pisma, kajti
vedeli smo, da je S tenn zopet
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-11

parkrat. Nasi ljudje so Vam zelo
hvalezni, ker 81 vi sploh ne mo-
rete misliti, kako SO revni, Sc
daj, ker je nekaterim okupator
vse vel in sedaj nimajo kaj "a
obleci in "a obuti. Zato Jim zelo
prav pridejo te Vase posiljke.
Tudi pri mas so veliko pobrali, a
vseeno imamo Sc toliko, da nam
nj treba hoditi nagi.
"Prilozeno Vam posiljam tudi
emo zahvalno pismo cd nasega
Rdecega kriza Slovenije in Vas
prosim v imenu vseh obdarovan-
cev, da ga objavite v Vasem in
ameriskem casopisju, da bodo
vedeli nasi darovatelji, da Jim
je tudi zuzemberski Rdeci kriz
zelo hvalezen.
"Dragi stric, zaenkrat kon-
cam. Ako prejmete to pismo,
Vas prosim, da mi takoj odgo-
vorite, ker potem Vam bonn bolj
obsirno pisala.
"Prejmite vsi najlepse po-
zdra in poljube cd mas vseh, po-
sebno cd meme, Vase necakinje
"Anica Lavric." "
"Iz urada Krajevnega odbora
Rdecega kriza Slovenije v zu-
zemberku:
"Ameriskim darovalcem in
podpornikom organizacije Rde-
cega kriza Slovenije, Sc zahva-
ljujemo "a tako velikodusno in
obilno podporo v blagu, XII smo
ga re ponovno prejeli potom ma
Sega, okrajnega odbora R.K.S.
"Obdarovanci nasih vasi so
te posiljke z veseljem in hvalez-
nostjo sprejeli.
"Anic0 LdvriG. "Ah0ci6. Iva1,d." j."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-11

je, XII 50 Sc srecno vrnili leta
1943 septembra meseca il tega
taborisca smrti. Pomisli cd IA
900 Slovencev jih je umrlo 1890
in vse v dobi enega leta. One
MIN maj Sc to, da MISC smell In
terniranci pisati v kaksnem polo
zaju zivijo. od donna jim pa nj
.smo smell takoj posiljati pake-
tov. Prvi paketi so prisli sele v
|zaeetku decembra 1912 leta, do
takrat pa je uInrlo ze mnogo,
mnogo slovenskih ljudi, da njih
truPla danes pocivajo v tuji
.zemlji.
"Medtem, ko SO nasi mozje tr-
.peli " taboriscih, smo tudi mi
trpei donna. Res, da nismo bill
laeni, imeli smo jesti in pitt, ko-
'likor smo potrebovali, kar smo
donna pridela1i, tudi usi mas MISC
klale. Nase trpljenje je obstoja-
10 v tenn: .Po mesecu juniju le-
ia 1912 nismo smell iti diva me-
SEGA nikamor ma njive, moral
smo biti samo donna. Italijanski
vojaki so nam streljali kokosi,
pretili SO puskami tudi nam.
Skoro vsako jutro v tenn easu je
gorela kaksna zidanica ali hisa.
Pozgali so skoro vso Rucesko 90
70 ,vse Pretle in Sc v vaseh mar
sikje kaksno hiso. Nam so zazga-
Ii v gori zidanico, pa hvala b.
gu nj drugego zgorelo kakor
streha. Kadar SO zazgali kaksno
poslopje, so rekli, da so ga "a
zgali cato, ker so streljali IL ME
ga bandit ali komunisti, kakor
so imenovali nase oborozene fan
te, kar pa nj bilo resnicno, ker
oni so jih napadali samo IL goz-
dov.
'Dosti o tenn, zdaj pa nekoli-
ko nasi druzini. VprasaS, kako
kaj stara mama. Oni so zdravi in
trdni kakor kamen. Mama, Mil
ka, Danica, in Rozina so tudi
zdravi. joe je v vojski ze cd le-
ia 1943 cd augusta. Bill je diva
krat ranjen, hvala Bogu, ne
nevarno. JAZZ sem bill donna. Sc
daj imam sluzbo ucitelja. One
niti moran, da sem bill tudi JAZZ
" vojski 2 meseca, incl sem to
sreco, da sem bill vedno odzadaj,
da nisem bill niti enkrat v strel-
skin vrstah. Manjka torej samo
brat Lojz, XII nam ga je pozrla
strasna tujina III "a katerim Ia,
ljujemo in bono zalovali vse ziv-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-11

ljenje. spilerjevi 50 vsi donna,
razen Jozeta, kateri je padel '
vojski. Mehelinovi Bozo, Tone
in Stefica SO odsli z Nemci ma
Korosko, kajti oni so Sc borili
proti nam. Donna sta ostala sa,
mo On in Ona brez vsake glave
zivine in svinj, tako rekoc brez
vsega, "a kazen, ker so bill v
nemskih vrstah njih fantje. Bru'
lee Tice je padel v crnomlju
ko so vdrli Nemci " Belokraii.
no leto 1943 oktobra meseca
Ostala druzina je VISA ziva. Ko
vacevi so vsi zivi in zdravi. Oba
sta Sc srecno vrnila iz internaci
10, Vinko in stric. Tudi vsi osta'
Ii Rucevlani so zivi in zdravi ra
zen Cesarkeve Katke in Lonca
rice, XII sta pa umrli radi bolezni
in menda tudi radi starosti.
"Omenim maj Sc, da so umrli
letos 28. junija Kovacev Lojz
stric v vasi hisi. MIN je pripo
mogla do smrti tudi vojska. Bill
so namrec komandant mesta Cr
nomelj, pa so Sc prehladili, kc
so bezali pred Nemci leta 194e
v kocevske gozdove.
'Da bos vse to bolj razumela
moran poudariti izrecno to, de
smo bill Belokrajinci po italian
ski kapitulaciji leta 1943 svo
bodni, ker v Belikrajni je bils
samo nasa vojska. Nemci pa SC
bill v Kocevskem mestu, v No
vem mestu, v Ozlju in tako sc
obkrozali skoro vso Belokrajno
Torej je popolnoma razumljivo
da so vcasih lahko vdrli z donna
cimi izdajalci tudi k nam, in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-11
"Dragi stric, teta in Malci!

':Dragi stric, teta in Malci!
'.Po dolgem casu Sc Vam 20
pet oglasam in Vam sporocamo,
da smo pri mas vsi zivi in zdravi,
a v Zafari nj vec strica Toneta.
Padel je cadet cd Italijanov le-
ia 1912. Nasi so bill vsi stirje in
tudi Toncek Kernerjev v parti-
zanih. Vrnili so Sc vsi zivi in
zdravi. Toncek je sedaj donna, a
prinas je samo Rajko in JAZZ do
ma. Drugi 50 pa po sluzbah Sc v
vojski. JAZZ pa sem bila skoro
YES cas- po italijanskih, potem pa
po nemskih taboriscih. kako je
bilo tam, ste gotovo ze citali.
Prisla sem vseeno ziva domov,
ceprav ne popolnoma zdrava.
Mama je bila donna, a je tudi
zelo veliko pretrpela.
"V zuzemberku sc je zelo
spremenilo. Zelo veliko Zuzem-
bercanov je pablo v partizanih,
veliko so jih pa nasi izdajalci
pobili. Porusenega je skoraj po-
lovico, ravnotako tudi v Zafari.
Pri mas in pri Kernerjevih je
ostalo Sc precej cello. v Zafari
so jim pozgali stalo, toda so ze
malo popravili.
'Kako Sc innate vi? Ali ste Sc
zivi in zdravi vsi? Zelo radi bi
zvedeli tudi mi kaj cd vas. Zato
nam takoj odpisite, ko prejmete
to pismo. Malci Sc je sigurno
razvila ze v lepo dekle. Posljite,
ako Vam je mogoce, kako foto-
grafijo cd Vas vseh. JAZZ jo bonn
Vam drugic poslala, ker bonn
vedela, da ste prejeli to pismo.
'Sporoeiti Vam moran Sc to,
da zelo veliko hlaga dobimo sem
v Slovenijo cd Vas Amerieanov.
Tudi v zuzemberk smo dobili ze
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-11
PISMA II STAREcA KRAJA
zuzemberski Rdeci kriz Sc zohvo|iuie

Frank Kerner 1879 Mohawk Ave-, Cleveland, O., je
preel te dn cd svoje necaknje Anice Lavrc IL zuze
berka Dolenjskeln psno katerem podaja sko tam
kasnega poozaja in prilaga psmo zuzemberske posaje
Rdecega kriza Slovenije kaerem iskreno zahvaue
jo pakete in drugo blago XII e bo posano ljudem
po okoiskih vaseh Kot razvidno IL psna sedaj tam
ze drugc dob il Amerike poslano bago Pismo e bilo
napisano zuzemberku 81 oktobra, 1915 in je sedeee
vsebine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-11

vpostavljena stalna zveza med
vami in nami tn donna. Pises, da
niste mic obcutili vojske. Dovoli
mi, da I'll ma kratko opisem Vol
ne strahote, XII smo jih mi dozi-
veil. Pomisli malo nazaj in
spomnila Sc bos gotovo zacetka
vojne, XII jo je zacel proti Jugo-
slaviji strasni morilec in ubija-
lee evropskih ljudstev, nemski
kancler Adolf Hitler. z razpa-
dom bivse jugoslovanske vojske
27. aprila leta 1941 Sc je zaeelo
"a mas strahotno zivljenje, kar
ste morda citali " vaSih casopi-
sih. Opisoval bonn ma kratko,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-11

ne--bratranca Toneta. Ma
SLOW: Plut Anton, Rucetna vas,
st. 2, okraj crnomelj, Slovenija,
Jugoslavija."
Tako Sc glasi pismo nojega
bratranca, XII je star 10 let.
Pozdrav vsem citaljem Move Do
be!
Angelina Gerzi1,
clanica drustva st. 230 ABB.
Posneto is Nove Dobe, glasiJG
Ameri$ke brdtske sDese.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-11
DOPRINOSI AMERIKI!

Nobena posamezna narodnosf
v Ameriki 81 ne more prisvajati
prednjastva. Kar je Amerilka da-
mes. je posledica koordinacije
vseh narodov. v knjigi "A Ma
tion of Nations" je mas poznani
in spostovani amerisko-slovenslxi
pisateIj Louis Adamic temeljito
pojasnil. O tenn Sc lahko prepri
cate. ako 81 nabavite in preSita-
te omenjeno knjigo. XII je " zalo-
gi " urednistvu Enakopravnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-11
kajti incl bonn premalo presto.

kajti incl bonn premalo presto.
tra.
"Kakor Ii je morda znano, SO
okupirai naso zernljo Italijani.
Zanicevah so slovenski jerk, "a
niceval 50 slovensko kulturo,
lnavade, sege, obicaje in sploh
vse, kar je bilo pristine sloven-
skega. v tenn casu pa Sc je dvi-
gnil slovenski narod orozjem
Nv roki in zacel odkrit boj proti
italijanskim fasistom. Da ii ma
vedem nekaj domacih fantov, XII
so bill tudi med temi borci: IL
| Mihelje vasi: 2 Bukoviceva in 2
Gregorjeva; il Petrove vasi, 2
Butalova in en- Srednji. Ko so
Italijani videli, kako Sc je zacel
dvigati zaveden slovenski narod
proti MIN, so zaceli tudi oni S
svojo peklensko strahovlado
proti nam. Zaceli so mnozicno
pobijati nase ljudi, odvajali' so
jih " koncentracijska taborisca
ma Rab Use slovenske jeee so
bile nabito polne, ne glede ali so
biti to otroki, starci, ali pa zene,
XII MISC bile popolnoma mic kri-
We, sal Sc MISC udejstvovalo niti
politicno, niti kako drugace; yes
njihov greh je bill edino to, da
so bill vsi zavedni Slovenci, XII
so pomagali nasim hrabrim bor-
Gem po hostah hrano ali pa z
denarjem.
"Julija meseca leta 1912 je pri-
slo 10 italijanskih vojakov IL ze-
leznice, in sicer IL Maceletove
zidanice, tam so imeli namrec
svojo postojanko, S katero so OBJ
vladali potem vso zeleznico do
Petrove vasi, kjer je bila zopet
druga postojanka, it'd. PriSli so
kakor krvosesi. Vsakemu moske-
rnu so pogledali ligitimacijo in,
kateri je bill star mad 18 let pa
do As let, je moral til vsak z
mimi. Nam, XII smo ostali donna,
ker smo bill premladi, MISC mic
povedali, kan bodo odpeljali vse
te moze: Spilerja, nasega Lojza,
Macka, dolenjega Bregarja, Lon
carjevega Stefana, Kovacevega
strica in Vinkota ter Poglajeno-
vega Matijata. Vedeli smo samo
to, da so jih odpeljali v crno-
melj in cd tam naprej neznano
kan. Pozneje smo izvedeli sele
resnico, bila je strasna. Use te
moze so odpeljali ma Rab Ito je
otok v Jadranskem morju) v
koncentracijsko taborisce. Tam
je bilo vsega skupaj $4,000 slo-
venskih internirancev. Ne mis1i,
da so bill tn liz Belekrajine samo
Ruceski mozje, ne, bill so tudi
drugi Belokranjci mozje, XII so
bill v letih mad 18 do As.
"Kakor sem omenil, je bila ia
straSna resnica " tenn, da so ma
81 ljudje unirali v teh tabori-
Seth smrti, kakor smo jih imeno-
vail, cd lakote, zeje in usi. One
MIN mai, da so umrli tukaj il bill
zine mas Lojz, susov joe in Pc
trovski Stacnar. Pri mas donna Sc
je zacelo cd sedaj naprej stra-
sno trpljenje in samo jokanje in
zopet jokanje. Mas Lojz je umrl
cd strasnega gladu, zeje ter usi,
XII so ga grille in klale dan ma
dan, mesec "a mesecem tako, da
je po veemesecnem trpljenju "a.
novembra 1912 umrl. Use to SO
nam pozneje pripovedovali MOI
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-26
FILM "NoRTHERN RAMpART" IS AT
 CAPITOL SUNDAY

Juneau gets the worlds premiere showing at the Capitol Sunday oi Northern Rampant" The com prehensive story of Alaska's role in peace and war, it's vast present. day significance, strategically, IS shown in this short feature.
 A land which America bought for two cents an acre has become keystone of U. s. defenses: the Territory of Alaska. In the age of flight, military experts agree, We cannot leave the top of the world unguarded; we cannot ignore AL aska. Successful invasion of this strategic prize would lay our cities open to enemy bombers operating only a few hours flight away. Con- versely, the northern territory can serve as a platform for the best possible U. S. defense-a strong of fense-against any possible Paciflc enemy. Strategists today recall with particular urgency the words of the late, great General Billy Mitchell, Who holds Alaska, holds the world
 The other feature is Columbia Pictures technicolor The Bandit of Sherwood Forest with Cornel Wilde in the lead in this rousins sWordplay torrid romance and thrilling adventure play. Anita Louise is the other star.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-26
NEW DRAFT LIST
 K RELEASED HERE

New draft classifications have been released by Local Board No. 3, U. s. Selective Service. No names are listed under the IA division. Under 1-C (discharged) is Sven s. Honkola; under 1-C (enlisted are the following: David A. Ellis, liar vey s. Scott, Greig V. Stromme, Marvin D. Johnson, Neville J. Me- Milan John J. Keyser, Robert F. Myers, Jack Peter and Victor E. Hardin.
 Under 1-G is listed Laverne Wad- dell under PA, Robert M. Marks; under PA (FD, Stanley s. Hughes and Lewis K. Smith; under 3-A, Martin Johnson, Edwin P Nahum; John L. Gaffney. John Janson Jr., Herbert J. A. Huban, Ozrow O. Martin, Harold Payne and Charles w. ONeal.
 The 4-F classification includes Chester B. Ellis, Roy E. Wenn- strom, Jan King Ray M McFar- land, Albert H. Merrill, John R. Whitely, Kenneth L. Wood, Frank Jackson, Joseph Peterson, Hervey E. Aldridge, Woodrow w. Bradley, Arthur J. Davis, Leroy F. West and Vern A. Lee.
 Only name under 4-C is Clarence c. Kulalan, and under 4-F, Grant K. Ritter. Deceased are Jackson c. Sookum, Fortunate T. Fulgencio, Theodore L. Milton and Harold M. Tullis
 Classified under Unclassified per 379 are Frederick J. Weir, Lotus Sorenson, Paul sOhorne, Torrance J. Magorty, Archie J. Brown, Ken meth J. Vuille and Charles Dennis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-26
MURDER, HE SAYS IS COMEDY FILM
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Murder He Says" Paramomt's screen presentation arriving to- night at the 10th Century, is pre- ceded by wealth of advance re- ports heralding this Fred MacMur- ray starrer as the comedy to top all comedies.
 So completely zany is Murder, He Says, claim previewers, that theatres are bound to rock from the laughter Theme of the story, apparently, bears out this predic- ton for it offers Fred as a poll taker who's assigned to test pub lie opinion in a remote backwoods community. There, he meets the Fleagles, rough and tumble shootin family who have a fond ness for feuding, whether it be with strangers or friends. The Fleagles are particularly sus- picious of visitors because of a $70,C00 cache of stolen money, hid ing place of which is only known 1 to Grandma Fleagle, played by Mabel Paige The other Fleagles, Marjorie Main (Ma) Peter Whit ney as twin sons CMert and BerD and Porter Hill Pa), have their own separate ideas about whom should end up with the money which, incidentally, belongs to Bon nie Fleaele, she being the wife of the guy who stole it in the first place.
 The shenanigans hit a mad and merry pace it's said with two | lovelies, Jean Heather and Helen Walker, making Fred's life happy and miserable by turns. Producer E.. D. Leshin has George Marshall handling the direction which is a guarantee of fine screen fare. A scintillating story, Murder. He Says was written by Dalton Trum- { Do and Jack Moffitt.