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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-28

kontrolira tekstilno, jeklarsko, plovbno, Transporting in razne
druge industrije. Njihovi liti norajo biti irrelevant V Interest,"
privlegijev in crniti vsako predlogo V parlamentu, XII bi imela
sluziti ljudstvu. Deavska Vlada smatra "a potrebno uvesti pre-
;skavo, da ljudstvo IL ME 1--we, kdo SO pravi gospodarji tska
XII ga eta.
Prvi Sc je proti temu oglasil V imenu svoje stranke MEN
vodja Winston Churchill. Pravi, da hi bila TAXA preiskaVa udarec
ma svObodo tska. To kajpada nj res, a potrebno je jaVno in
uradno povedati, da so gospodarji casopisja V Angiji industrialni
IN financni magnati.
V kongresu Zed. draw je bill pred lett sprejet takozvani
Wagnerjev at, Xxi casopisom malaga, da morajo vsako leo V do
jeo korporacije, pa imena direktorev in vecinskih delnicarjev
Oh enem mora biti navedeno tudi ime urednika IN upravnika.
To nj situacije seveda mic spremenilo. Gospodarji so ostai
isti kakor pref, lie oznaGiti Sc Jill mora V lstu in OBJ enem sporo,
cti vse zahtevane podatke poSti.
Il teh javnih podatkov je ljudstvo izvedelo, da SO gospodarji
tiska industriani magnati, in pa taxi izdajatelji velikih dnevni-
kov in nagazinov, "a katerimi stole mogocne banke. Pravi go
spodar je torej banka, ker je izdajatelj kupil kak list recimo "a
nad million dolarjev (slucaj cikaskih Daily News). Kr izdaJatelj
nina toikSne gotovine, gre V banko pc posojilo. Dobi ga pod
tudi pr urejevanju.
Zato tax tisk bodisi ma Angleskem kakor tn tako tolce pc
oredlogah "a socialno zascto, in pc veh drugih nacrtih, Xxi imajo
"a svoj smoter ljudsko blaginjo.
Ljudstvo seveda ia sebi sovrazen tsk vseeno naroca in eta.
Ker je presleplieno, ne razune, da s tenn podpira sistem, XII po-
vzroca gospodarske panike, pomanjkanje V izobilju, politicne
krize in vojne.
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Sc 0 Pro!eforcU

ZadnJlC sem naVedla lie ne
-kaj izgovorov, XII Jill naSi agita-
tori "a Proletarca ma svoii ne
bas hvalezni in Sc mani prijetni
poti brzkone najce5ce sliSijo.
In ker je vsak izgovor dober,
maj ga i pes ma repu prinese, bi
temu blagu ne priSli zdobra do
konca, ako bi ga hoteli vsega
20 vrsti razstaviti sirSi naSi jaw
nosti ma ogled. Tudi hi Sc neka-
term morda "a malO zdelo, ko
bi naSli svoje "vazne razloge''
in "tehtne vzroke" pod sploSno
oznacbo "izgovori" ali cello
"prazni izgovori".
In vendar MISC precestokrat
mic vec, kot zares lie prazni izgo-
vori. Kajti preden Sc mas agita-
tor poda ma pot, zlasti ma novO
pot, Sc poprej pobriga, da ma
tanko poizve, kan in h komu Sc
mu je oglasiti, tako da ne DO
kar ma slepo troSil casa in ko-
rakov. Ljudje pa tudi MISC to-
like nevedni ali Skodozeljni, da
bi ga poSiljali ma vrbo pc hru-
Ske.
Nisem in ne bonn mogla "a
zumeti nikoli, zakaj gre nekate-
rim tako lahko il zepa, kadar
%slonijo "a baron. Tam jim do
lar, diva ali tri nj mic. Mnogo-
krat troSe cez potrebo in svo-
jemu zdravju ma $kodo. A kadar
gre "a nekaj, kar Sc ne da po-
trositi pc grlu, jih pa skoro krG
lomi, &c morajo seci V Yep! So
izjeme tudi tn, kakor povsod.
Vendar SO ma zalost redki tisti,
XII poznajo in radi vpostevajo
razliko med Vrednotami, XII BIZ
strijo UNI, in "vrednotami", Xxi
puScajo "a sabo veC ali mani
pepela ma mozganih.
Pametno bi bilo cd casa do
casa seSteti, koliko smo 81 pri-
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DeIuvska viodo v Angliii zeIo
ruziarijo foriiski fisk

V prvih drzavnozborskih volitvah pc minuli voni je torij-
ski tik udrihal pc delavski Stranki a je zrnagala vzic temu, da
je odgovarjal ma napade samo en- dnevnik memo glasilo Daily
Herald. Izhaja V mad million izvodih. Komunisti imajo svoj
onevnik, "a liberalen dnevnk velja Manchester Guardian, vsi|
drugi veliki dnevnlk, XII so S pref omenjenini vred svetovno
Znani, pa SO vec ali mani konservativni in zagovorniki Churchill
love toriske stranke. Delavska vlada jim je trn v pei in jo
strastno napadajo.
Clement Attlee je V imenu Wade predlagal preiskavo, XII maj
ugotovi, KIDD SO pravi lastniki casopisja V Anglij.
Kakor V Zed. drzavah, tako lastuje ali pa kontrolira mala
skupina ljudi veike casopise tuditna Angleskem. 18TH par liudi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-28
Cenu brezposeInost =?


Okrog diva milijona delavcey
prejema brezposelnostno pod
ooro, docim ma drugi strani IT,
iijo, da manjka delavcev ma
vseh koncih in krajih. "WaIl
Street Journal, XII je glasilo
oorzijanov, ugotavlja, da je po-
manjkanje delavcev Same V mai
1izje placanih strokah, n. pr. V
pralnicah, cistilnicah, prodajal-
nah, restavracijah in drugih ia
kin obratih, V katerih so mezde
re Cd nekdaj mike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-28

AAoh>AASA1A OIL 01lSlti DOJu . =.
kakor da bi ziveli kje V Rumu-
Mil in ne V blazeni Ameriki,
kjer vlada najlepSa demokraci-
ia! Kje ma vsem bozjem svetu
je delavec delezen toliksnega
blagostanja, kot baS tukaj?! Ko-
like je pc svetu delavskih dru-
Yin, XII Sc lahko V svojem avto-
mobilu p~eljejo ma sprehode, pix
nike i. t. d.! Pa Sc govore O IL
k~oriscanju in zatiranju delav-
stVa!? Kaj pa Sc hocejo?!
Ako bi tax clovek redno in
skrbno precital vsako Stevilko
Pr0letarca, bi Sc nemara ven
darle kdaj otresel pajcevine, da
bl sp~regledal, &c nj popolnoma
slep. Spoznal in uvidel bi, da bi
Sc brez organizirane delavske
borbe malokateri njegove vrste
mogel povzpeti do avta, ker bi
komaj zmogel "a dnevne potreb-
Seine, in "a sprehode ma kolesih
ali podplatih bi. ne bilo wolfe,
ne casa, ker b1 garal pc deset
ali dvanajst ur ma dan, ako Sc
ne bi pomikal pc cestah S credo
brezposelnih. UVidel bi, da bi
On Z vso delavsko mnozico vred
zdrknil nazaj, Sc "a vse izbolj-
Ske in priboljSke kaj nitro moral
obrisati pod nosom, ako bi skle-
meme vrste delavskih borcev
pOpustile, ali Sc cello razSle, pa
povecale credo poedincev ter
tako uresnicile najgorecnejse
zelje profitarjev. Kajti creda
poedincev bi 81 lahko izterjala
le toliko pravic, kolikor 81 10 la
hko izterja - gnoj ma njivi .
LIE V zdruzenju je moe! Wee
10 mas je zdruzenih, vecja je
nasa moe in sila, toliko pref DO
delavstVo doseglo svoj cilj! In
naobratno: mani mas je, daljsa
in tezavnejsa DO pot do eliza!
Ia previSek trpljenja in zrtev
so in bodo krivi tisti, XII slept in
gluhi stole oh strani, bedasto Sc
vpraSujoci: cemu Sc neki Sc pc
hamo, kaj Sc hocemo, mi, nepo-
boljSljivi nezadovoljnezi!?
Zakaj Sc pehamo in kaj hoce-
mo, YAM Proletarec pove in raz-
laga dovolj jasno. Narcotic 81 ga
in citajte ga pazno, da boste ne
hall gledati lie Ease, da Sc YAM
pogled dVigne znad tovarne, ia
me ali pisarne in zaceli bodete
razmisljati tudi vi o onih, XII bi
morali zastopati vas in vase ko-
risti, pa strezejo vrecam ..., XII,
&c lie morejo, skujejo take "a
kone, oh katerih 81 musice raz-
bijejo glavo, brenclji pa Sc la
hko prebijejo skozi -. I. t. d.
Ne hi prisli do konca, &c bi
hoteli Sc dale naStevati, kaj je
narobe S cloveSko druzbo tukai
in drugod pc svetu. Citajte de-
lavski tisk, mislite zbrano in bo-
ste razumeli, ola je delavsko gi-
banje potrebno in Sc mu boste
pridruzili tudi vi. Proletarec ie
bill ustvarjen "a proletarce, kot
ste vi in JAZZ! Kadar DO konec
kapitalizma, DO konec i proleta-
RATA in tedaj tudi Proletarca ne
DO vec treba. cato ga podprite
in ga pomagajte Siriti, da DO
budil delavsko zavest, bodril de-
lavske vrste k vstrajnosti, jim
kazal pot do skorajsnje image!
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JosKo OVEN:
RAZGOVORI

mogoce kot je bill pred lett doll
V Mehiki - Sc pa prekinejo di-
plomaticni stiki. Ma ia nacin Sc
je delalo V pretekloSti in ma ia
nacin Sc della Sc danes. Radi te-
ga sliSimo toliko o Balkanu in
pa zapadni civilizaciji.
PR mas
Najvec Sc govori o zadnjih
primarnih volitvah. Ena teh zr.
tev ie bill mladi LaFollette IL
Wisconsin,, kateri je kandidiraI
ma republikanski listi. Sedaj pi-
Sejo, da je FAINT izgubil radi te-
ga, ker SO delavski glasovi V
MilWaukeeju bill oddani "a de-
mokrate. Da, V Wisconsin, Sc
je precej s~premenilo cd kar lie
umrl start Bob LaFollette. Isto
tako je tudi sprememba v ME
goVih sinoVih. Ali on nj edna
zrtev letoSnjih primarnih vol,
tev. Senator Shipstead il Min
nesote ter senator Wheeler IL
Montana sta padla V zadnjem
mesecu.
V drugih dezelah ina delav.
stvo svoje zastopnike V parla.
mentih, ali tn pr mas imam
samo dveh kapitalisticnih
strankah svoje zastopstvo = de
mokraticni in republikanski. In
kot izgleda, ne DO V jesenskih
volitvah mic boljSe.
Doll ma jugu, cd kjer pride
njih zastopnik senator Bilbo,
kateri je javno ma radiu primal,
da spada V xxx, Sc vedno sill
Simo 0 plemenskih nemirih.
Zadnji tax slucaj Sc je zgodiI
V nekem mestu V Alabami, kjer
so belci pretepli vsakega zamor-
ca, katerega SO nasli ma ulici
Tisti straSni slucaj lincanja Sti-
rib zamorcev, med mimi dveh
zensk V Georgia, je nasel sve.
town. odmev ter nj bilo prav mic
laskavo "a naSo mirovno depu.
TACTIC V Parizu. Res, tezko je
govoriti O svobodi in demokra.
ciji in Sc posebno uciti druge c
teh lepih stvareh, ko Sc pa tn
pr mas dogajajo take stvari.
Ko to piSem Sc je pricela stav.
ka ladjedelskih delavcev ma We.
likih jezerih. Kot izgleda, ie
stavka popolna, a kompanije "a
skebe MISC stiski. Upamo, Ga
Sc tenn delavcem, kateri zahte.
vajo Stirideseturni delavnik tel
osemnajst centov poviska ma
urO ugodi.
NaSe gibanje
Porocano je, da je bila kon.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-28

Ako verujete v poslanstvo, XII
ga vrsi "Proletarec'', pomagajte
mu v pridobivanju narocnikov
in zbirajte prispevke V njegov
tiskoyni sklad.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-28
NaSe gibanie

Porocano je, da je bila kon-
vencija SNIP V Evelethu, MINI.
zelo uspeSna. Upajmo, da naSi
fantje, kateri SO Sc nahajali ma
konvenicij, ne pozabijo ma mas
list ter ma Zvezo. Sedaj, ko Sc
blizamo jeseni in p~ostajajo dine
vi zopet krajSi, DO preostajalo
wee casa "a naSe politicno in
kulturno gibanje.
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KATKA ZUPANCIC:
! y T. HR !

voScili "a to vrsto pepela in ko-
like smo zrtvovali "a to ali ono
koristno stvar, XII ina trajno We
ljavo.
Posebno pa imam ma piki one
nase ljudi, XII Sc zadovoljujejo z
na5im ameri5kim zoltim case
pisjem, delavski fisk jim je pa
deveta briga. Ia te vrste ljudi
sem re zadnjic rabila besedo pa
razit, ker Sc jim prilezejo drago
placani sadovi delavske borbe,
ne mignejo pc niti S prstom, da
bi sc ma ia ali oni nacin oddol-
iii vsaj deloma, vsaj toliko, da
bi pokazali svojo dobro voljo.
Ali seveda, naSi delavski listi
MISC mnogim dovolj mikavni.
Kdor iSGe slastne paSe, kot so
ma dolgo in ma Siroko razteg-
njeni opisi pobojev in umorov,
temu paC ne moreta ustrezati
ne PrOletarec, ne PrOSveta, ker
Sc V tako brozgo nikoli ne spu-
Scata. Ia danes vzSle in jutri "a
sic hollywoodske "zvezde" in
niihove afere tudi nimata pro-
stora, takisto ne "a "smetano'',
XII Sc cez limo valja pc toplih
soncnih obrezjih, poleti pa "po-
civa" V h~ladnejsih gozdnatih
krajih. Ne nudita niti horosko-
pa, da bi Sc utegnili ocuvati mo-
rebitnih neprilik in nezgod, ako
bi Sc tocno in vestno pc MEM
ravnali 80.
Svetovni dogodki? Porocila s
pariSke conference? Vesti IL po-
sameznih dezel? Izjave tega ali
omega vplivnega politika? Do
wolf je, &c precita naslove, kajti
vse skupaj ne odtehta obvestila,
da Sc je X. Y. obesil in kako in
zakaj. Vrh tega Sc ia diva lista
peGata najvec Z delavskimi "a
devami -. Posebno Sc Proleta-
rec, XII je glasilo organiziranega
delavStva in piSe zmerom o ne
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05
MORE ABOUT
LEADERS
FROM PAGE ONE

Edmund S. Rodgers, Republican
candidate for the United States
House of Representatives, said that
a vote of any proportions would
mean Republican gains, since 1t
would result from a change OF
heart on the part of the people
about what has been going on in
Washington"
Rodgers, a Wilmington attorney
who. despite an active campaign
is conceded no chance against j
Bayard Clark, veteran Seventh
District representative, reported
that in the course Of his campaign
ne had run into "a lot of people
who are dissatisfied with the adj
ministration and see things in a
different light than they did four
years ago."
That section of the 9,816 regis
.ered voters who 60 to the polls
today will give their verdict on
one of which would provide $40
per day expenses. for members
of the General Assembly while that
body is in Sc :sion and the other OF
which would place women On an
equal basis with men so far as
state constitutional provisions are
concerned.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05

Democrats and the Democrats
say they will hold their own.
Kentucky and California, where
the Democrats hope to turn Re-
publican Senators out of office
and the COP says it can't be done.
The significance Of the b%alloting
in these states to the makeup OF
the House rests among % Congress
sional districts where the winner
was named by margins OF less
than 5000 votes in 1914. Five OF
the districts are in Pennsylvania,
four in Missouri.
In addition, there are 13 districts
which were particularly close two
years ago in Oklahoma, New
Hampshire, Illinois, Connecticut,
Minnesota, New Jersey, Maryland
and Michigan.
Sparkman forecast that the
Democrats, who now have 23o
members in the House. Will vino
up with lat least 231'.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05
MORE ABOUT
DANIELS
FROM PAGE ONE

captain in the Army during the
first World war.
He was awarded the Croix De
Guerre for bravery in France. He
sustained wounds while in the SER
vice in Ehrope, losing an eye, a
permanent ear injury, and getting
four other body wounds.
AS one of the chief organizers
of the North Carolina American
Legion, he was elected department
commander. For two years Daniels
was state president of the Benevo-
lent and Protective Order of ElNs.
Surviving are his wife, two sis
tiers and one brother.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05
MORE ABOUT
VOTE
FROM PAGE ONE

what will happen in the Senate.
These and another eight seem
likely to determine the political
alignment of the House.
The election weighs heavily, too,
on the l948 political fate of Presi-
dent Truman and men from whom
Republicans may choose their next
candidate for the White House.
The voters also select the COVER
nors of 80 states.
Record Vote
Both the Democratic and Repub-
lican high commands stood pat on
the usual forecasts of victory.
Each read into prospects of a
record vote in an off-yea- cleo
ton omens favorable to its cause.
So confident were the Republi-
cans that this is their year that
they differed only on the size of
the majorities by which they claim
ed they would rule the next Sen
ate and House. Not since 1880 have
they held the upper hand in the
House. They last had a Senate ma
jority in 1882.
Democratic forecasters S a W
somewhat varying prospects. Some
had conceded during the campaign
that they felt the off-year cleo
t on trend against the party in
power had set in.
Rep. John j. Sparkman of Ala
bama, chairman of the Democra-
tic Speakers bureau, said in an
e1ection-eve statement for the
Associated Press that the Demo
Gratis would hang on to majorities
in both branches of Congress but
would lose some strength. But Ma
tional Democratic Chairman Rob-
ert E. flanagan stuck to a pre-
diction that his party will pick
up power in Congress.
With 80 Senator'S now, the Re
publicans need a net gain of 10
seats to capture control. In the
House they have to add rs seats
to their present 1872.
States Hold Key
The decision whether the Senate
stays Democratic or swings to the
Republicans apparently hinges on
results in these states:
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Delaware
and Wisconsin, where the Repub-
licans contend they are sure to
gain four Senate seats and the
Democrats concede nothing.
New York, Massachusetts, Mis-
souri,, Idaho, Montana, Washing
ton, West Virginia, Wyoming and
New Mexico. where the Republic
cans say they will bowl over
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05
MORE ABOUT
NEW YORK
FROM PAGE ONE

dence in the fact that its existence
so largely depends on whether one
man desires t 0 support i t than
could possibly arise from accepting
support from the advertisers Of the
community. x X X its performance
can only be assured if it is self
supporting"
Field told Ingersoll that in view
of "the things it stands for X X X
no n can believe that to take ad-
vertising now can in any way re-
suit in a compromise with PMS
principles,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05
MORE ABOUT
COMMISSIONERS
FROM PAGE ONE

county, its residents are entitled 10
better road service.
The board also heard report on
the condition of the county home
filed by a Junior Chamber OF COM
merce committee composed OF
Robert Dannenbaum, Wallace West
and Lloyd Dunn.
The Junior chamber group rec
omeaded that there be no further
contact between detainees at the
juvenile detention home and farm
prisoners; that monthly inspections
of tie home be made; and that at
tendants be hired for bed patients
at the home.
At the same time, Dannenbaum,
taeir spokesman, praised improve
ments made in the home during re-
cent months.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05

over Moore's Creek an hour before
dawn. and attack the enemy on the
opposite bank.
And SO it was the fair Tory
beauty-Flora Macdonalo-on her
white pony, waved a gallant fare
well to the Royal Highland Regl-
ment as they rode bravely to meet
disaster at Moore's Creek, Febru-
airy n, 1776.
While the flowers bloom in the
meadow the name of the fair maid
en- shall endure" is the inscription
in Gaelic, carved on the marble
statue of Flora Macdonald, stand
ing on Castle Hill, in Inverness,
the capital of the Scottish High
lands. In Fayetteville, the capital
Of the Cape Fear Highlands, this
inscription is writ large on the
hearts of the lineal descendants OF
the Cape Fear Highlands.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05
MORE ABOUT
NO PROGRESS
FROM PAGE ONE

Most of the idleness was concen-
trated in the Williamson, w., Va
area, where 80 mines and 4,339
miners were idle Monday compar-
ed to IS mines and 1,50O men on
Friday.
However, in the Southern APP
palachian sub-district, there was a
back-to-work movement Monday.
Only two mines employing a total
of $50 workers were reported down
compared to the 81 mines idle
November l.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05
MORE ABOUT
BIG FOUR
FROM PAGE ONE


floors above the traffic of Park
avenue.
On their discussions hinge the
futures of Italy. Romania. Hun
gary, Bulgaria and Finland, to
whom the c%onferees hope to hand
final peace treaties before Christ
mas.
Before the four sat down at a
white pine table in a Waldorf
towers apartment, Secretary of
State James F. Byrnes held prelim-
mary talks with Soviet Foreign
Minister V. M. Molotov, British
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin
and French Deputy Foreign Minis
ter Maurice Couve de Murville.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05
MORE
POLICE
FROM PAGE ONE

under observation for ten
days rather than destroyed so that
mis- head might be sent to Raleigh.
Benson said that, so far as he
was concerned. the city would not
release a dog brought in as a nui-
sance unless police officials were
certain that it would be kept under
its owners close observation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05
MORE ABOUT
VETERANS
FROM PAGE N

emphasized that the Noble = Hill
trip would be purely fact-finding
in character and would entail no
commitment from either group.
The two veterans organizations
will this week hear reports from
committees which, in joint SEES
sion last Saturday, unanimously
approved the suggestion that the
hospital site be rendered to the
VA as a gift from local e~x-service-
men. The exact method of its &C
QUESTION still remains in question.
Yesterday, the Wilmington City
Council, at a special meeting, Of
fered it's full cooperation to both
veterans groups in their effort
TO bring the hospital here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05
MORE
SPANISH Z
FROM PAGE ONE

what would happen once the
question came before the assemb-
ly.
Some of the big powers, includ-
ing the United States and Great
Britain, have declined to indicate
what stand they would take. Both
these countries voted against Po-
lands move in the Security council
for a break with Spain, contending
that action by the United Nations
would constitute interference in
the internal affairs of a country.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05
MORE ABOUT
CAPE FEAR
FROM PAGE N

out to each clan its Gaelic battle
cry.
The clansmen, in their en-
thusiasm answered her in Gaelic
oaths of loyalty. Then they cheer
ed her wildly as they passed, start
ing their march to Wilmington,
Their orders being to rush a bridge
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-27
LAND REGISTRATION BEGINS TODAY

Answers to questions about the Alaska Real Property Registra- ton Law.
 Q. What is the Alaska Real Pro- perty Registration Law?
 A. An Act passed by the Ter ritorial Legislature on March 24, 1945 (Chap 49, Laws of Alaska l945), which requires all owners of patented land in the Territory of Alaska to file a declaration of ownership. An Act passed by Congress of the United States on September 26, l945 Public Law l88, 79th Congress, 1st. session. authorizes the Commissioner of the General Land Office and the Registers ol the District Land Offices in Alaska to perform the functions necessary to enable compliance with the Territorial Act.
 Q. What is the purpose of the Act?
 A. The preparation and main tenance of a permanent record of land ownership in Alaska. Q. What would be the benefit from such a permanent record? A. A complete file of land own ership records would aid in the orderly development and stabil- ization of the economic life of the Territory, both now and in the years to come.
 e. How would that be brought about?
 A. At the present time, many tracts of patented land have been
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-27
for a time.

for a time.
 The president of the United Mine Workers was testifying against President Truman's bill which would make major strikes unlawful until after a fact-find- ing board has studied the dispute.
 
 TT WAS one of Lewis most col orful appearances on Capitol Hill.
 He growled, rumbled, quoted Confucius, and talked back to the congressman in the best Lewis manner. Whenever Lewis comes before a congressional committee, there is sure to be standing room only.
 Not many congressman are willing to tangle with Lewis in a word battle. He is a tough man to argue with. His enemies wouldn't deny it. He has a formidable, frowning, bushy, fleshy, terrify- ing exterior. He is supremely
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-27
I'VE LOVE OUR NEIGHBORS BUT
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(O.PA. Messenger)
 most courteous but emphatic no" was the reply of Nomes four dealers in that golden commodity, but ter when Fairbanks made overtures to them for any surplus they could spare.
 Nome's good neighbor policy has to be tempered with the fact that their supply, which may look plus to towns where freight shipments more fre quen has to carry them through to boat time again. And the first boat doesn't get into the Boring Sea schedule Nome and also Kotzebue region to the north run low and out of butter too.
 According to Nome clerk, Miss Ora Dee Clarks latest narrative report we sorry to be so unneighborly and unaccomodating to Fairbanks, but like butter too and have just enough for sched- uled use.'
 Now the St. Lawrence Island situation is something else yet again they recently caught sixteen foot awed" whale at Gambell (the nor-westerly tip of the island) have the eeaginous situation we'll under control. (Ed Note: Thanks just the same but we'll take the bovine varety)