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HELP MEN and WOMEN tcont.)

STENOGRAPHER and general ONCE work
er, man or woman: 5-day week; good sal
ary. See Mr.. Ensign, warehouse manager,
w. q ]. SLOANE CO, III Que stn.e 10
-REToUCHER, experienced
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WINDOW TRIMMERS-Our new plan will
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Evening star., 1946-07-08

AefIul, including
the Mayor, who
gave us the keys
to the city. I
really felt selfish
taking the keys
to a whole city
when SO many
p e ople can't
even get the
K eys to q n
apartment.
l visited the
three big rubber
plants, and it
broke my heart
20 S e e t h o S e
oraot hin hoo,,
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GAS WATER HEATER, 20, 80, 40 gal
automatic; no cash needed, small monthly
payment; immediate installation D. A.
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FIEST-CLASS painters and paper hangers
Painters LosAl Union No. 1858 has declared
an opened charter for period of 80
members at the reduced charter fee, can
apply at 7o4 9Th ST. NV, or call ME
31S6. ME. 1925. H.
PARTIES, BANQUETS, MEETINGS, etc
Space available: orchestra, food and drinks
furnished if desired; downtown location
MR.. LEE, ME 1907. s
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Oracle Aliens
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AKRON, Ohio.-Well here 7 am
in Akron where I caught up with
George who has been visiting his
brother. Everybody has been Won
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Evening star., 1946-07-08
DRUG DETAIL MAN. by Americ
ELECTRIC MOTOR REPaIRMAN.

| have had at least wears experience on
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| Box 231- S, Star. 10
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-27

ljankam, kakor bi bill oh pamet.,
Kako SO Sc cd teh razloGevaIi'
priprosti sentjurci, XII so ne da-
lee cd Celjanov lepotarili svo-
jim izvoljenim. Res, da MISC zna-
Ii gosposki govoriti in ne kva-
siti neslanosti, .toda obnasali SO
ne. modro in mosko. Marsikak
Janez se je sprehajal 8 svojo
Miciko In ed .obilnostevilnini
kran1arJ, kjer sta 81 ogledala
raz1io blago, pozeljivin ocesom
razpostavljeno ma ogled. Sc ne
popolnoma dorasla mladina sc
je potikala najrajsi okoli medi-
carjev. Pod lipama so Sc zbrai
domacini; ondi je imela tudi
Martinaska svoje ognjisce, kjer
Sc je neprestano vrtila, kakor hi
bila ma skripcih. Sedaj je Sc
gla semkaj, sedaj tjakaj, kmalu
zopet ondi kako rec pokrila.
Marjetica il je po svoji moci vr-
10 pomagala, in ceprav je stal
Janez poleg ME, vendar nj ne
juhe zasolila, ne pecenke zasmo-
dila. Dvakrat ga je ze nagovori-
Ia, pa Sc niti enega odgovora nj
spravila il NIGGA. Silno zamis-
lien je gledal v vrelo juho, ka-
ko je gnala va1ove v velikem
'loncu. "Janez!" ga nagoyori
Marjetica ze tretjic, - "ali da-
mes mic ne slisis? Ali sem te
morda razzalila, da mi. niti od-
igovora ne das!"
"Godi Sc mi, kakor ujetniku,
Xxi caka ma svojo obsodbo."
"Kaj pa lie zopet hlodis? Moi
Bog, kaj pa maj STORM, da tt
prezenem muhe, XII tt rojijo po
glavi? Ako nj .druzega vzroka,
kakor ia, Xxi 81 mi ga zjutraj ma
poti razodel, bi moral pac biti
vessel, da tt je dolocena ia cast. !"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-27

Y tenn trenutku prisepa tisti
berac k ognjiAcu, katerega sta
nasa znanca srecala zjutraj pri
Soyodni in ponizno poprosi Mar
jetico, mai mu .da kaj Yhogajme,
ker je 1acen. Tri dni baje ze
nj incl v zelodcu tople zlice. ia
nez ga ostro pogleda in berae
povesi oei. To je bilo zadosti in
je .Janeza popo'noma prepriealo,
Ida danasnji berac nj nihee sdru-
gi- kakor snocnji ,ogleduh v me.
niski halji. Jeza ga zgrabi, da
rprebledi. :ze ga je hotel zgrabi-
ii, kar pride simkov Tone z dru-
gimi fanti.
'eDobro dosli, da ste mi zdra.
vi in dobre volje!" pozdravi ia
nez dosle fante.
"SaJ sem YAM pravI, da ga
gotovo najdemo tukaj," vzklik-
ne Tone. "Pozdravljen Janez!
''Marjetica I'll nam pa prinesj
bolsal vina in kopuna nam ma
rezi, saj brez tega tako nj ziv-
ljenja. Fantje, sedimo!'
Fantje .sedejo okoli sondi sto.
jece mize. Marjetica jim pa do
nasa vre IA vrcem sladkega vi
ma. Pesem "a pesmijo, zdravica
"a zdravico Sc je jela vrstiti
Berae, ma kraju mize sedec, po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-27

viva syojo juho, aakor da hi ga
fantouako veseli0enje mic ne brd-
gallo. Ko je pojedel, podpre 81
glayo 2 roko ter Sc potuhne, ka-
kor bi dremal, pri vsem tenn je
pa jako pail ma vsak dihljai ki
Sc je temu ali onemu dvignil il
prsi. Sc mani mu je usla kaka
beseda. Janez je Tonetu vse po-
vedal, kar Sc mu je dozdevalo o
beraeu, ma kar rete Tone, kakor
'nalase bolj ma glas: 'tKaj ne,
Janez, to je bila sinoei lepa ko-
media pri mlinu!" B'erac to
euvsi, poeasi dvigne glayo in Sc
della, kakor bi sc bill sele zdra-
mil, vstane in hoce oditi ali v
tenn trenutku pa ga ze zgrabi Cd
zadai Janezova roka. Berac sc
nerodno .obrne i'm - brada mu
odpade. Janez ga zasuee proti
solncu in vzklikne: "Da, da, nj
sem Sc motil, 81 lie pravi. Ali 81
pozabil, kaj sem ii ;svetoval sino-
lei, da sc namrec varuj nasih Pc
sti, ,ee ii De ljuba zdrava koza? ?"
Kdo We, kaj hi bill fantje mare
dill z beraeem ogleduhom, ko ,bi
sc ne bill " tenn trenutku liz vasi
zaslisal rog v znamenje, da Sc
bo prieela volitev nacelmka.
(Dalje prihodnTc) =,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-27
MJiI,drjev Janez
Spisal: F. Kossvar


he roke po zeme1jskem blagu.
Nedalee1 cd tega je cepela stara
lhaha poleg svoje kosare in pre-
.hirala jako pridno jagode zama-
zanega lesenega molka. Ona
in njena soseda sta kricali, kar
sta le mogli, vsaka je hotela
Fbiti ,glasnejsa, .da bi dobila wee
darov. Nekoliko 'od teh dveh je
bilo videti slepega starcka, XII ga
je njegova hei vodila "a pail
co in nabirala darov.
Janez je nalase veckrat pre-
gledal dolgo 'vrsto prosjakov, &c
ne .bi nasel omega razmrsenca
cd danes zjutraj, toda YES trud
be bill zastonj. Druzina ga je' ze
zeljno pricakovala. Janez po-
|gleda po hisi, ako Sc nj po noci
|zgodila kje kaka nerodnost, po-
hvali to in :graja ono, kakor Sc
spodobi vrlemu gospodarju.
Koncno aukaze druzini, maj gre k
velikemu opravilu v cerkev, ter
doloci le enega izmed vseh "a
varuha, kateremu naroci, ma po-
histvo in zivino skrbno patti in
imeti vse dobro zaprto zaradi
raznovrstnega tujega sveta, ka-
terega sc danes vse tare po va
81 nikomur. sc namrec ne da
pogledati v notranjost, kaksne-
ga duha .je. Ko je dolocil vse to,
Sc je podal "a nekoliko casa k
pocitku. Bill je ma vso moe utru-
jen. Dolgo hu nj .bilo mogoce
zaspati in ko Sc mu koncno po-
sreci, ga mucijo tezke sanje.
Janez je kmalu zopet kvisku, Sc
oblece in gre v farno cerkev is
kat tolazbe. ze dolgo' ali pa Sc
nikdar nj molil tako pobozno,
kakor danes. Precej casa 5je kle-
cal pred velikim oltarjem in Sc
priporocal varstvu Vsega-mo-
gocnega. Koncno ystane. Sc pre-
'kriza in gre venkaj, Niti Marie
tice nj pogledal v. cerkvi, &C.
sprav je sci mimo klopi, kjer je
ona opravljala svojo poboznost:
IL farne :cerkve Sc poda Janez
k Sv. Ami, kjer so sc fantje do
,govorili, da Sc snidejo. Tu je
bilo Sc vec ljudi kakor doll v
vasi, tudi iiz Celia ,je dospelo
mnogo bozjepotnikov semkaj.
Razne druzbe so Sc razprostrle
posedsi po zeleni travi, gizda-
linsko epravljeni gospodici SO
Sc klanjai nasopirjenkam. tCe-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-27
INod0lie

" .Sovodni je polovica pota
med Celjem in Teharji. .Ondi sta
sre6ala naaa pop0tnika zane
marjenega beraca Z diyje IA
rastlim ohrazom, zavitega v raz-
capano obleko. Opiral se je ma
grcavo gorjaco. Kakih sest ko-
rakov pred NINA se ke umakne
ma stran, kjer ju prieakuje OBJ
pptu. Ponizno p0tegne hobuk
raz glavo ter ju prosi bozjega
daru, roko z velikim analkom
stegujoe proti NINA. .Janez Sc
zev Yep ter mu vrze nekaj dro-
bixa v klobuk, rekoc: INA, pa
moi "a duse v vicah in "a inaso
sreGo!" Oh tel priliki Sc mu je
d0zdelo, da je beracev molek
prav moeno podoben onemu, XII
ga je videl sino6i pri lazi-meni-
hu "a pasom. Bell koseeni kri-
Zee, debele jagode, precej gosto
nabrane, so bile res skoraj "a
las take, kakor sinoenje. Sc
f. ednoc sc ozre Janez "a beracem
in zdelo sc mu je, kakor da hi
jima le-ta debelo gorjaco pre-
til. Kaj, ko hi bila sinocnji me-
nih in danasnji berac ena in ista
oseba, 81 misli Janez, Marjetici
pa nicesar ne omeni, da bi je ne
vznemiril. Pac pa .je zatrdno
sklenil, skrbno patti ma bera-
ca, ko bi mu ,morda " teku
dneva BE enkrat prisel pred oci.
v celju je Marjetica nitro
raznosila mleko po hisah, in
predno je bilo koncano prvo
opravilo, sta bila nasa prijate-
liza ze zepet ma .Teharjih, kamor
je potem prihajalo cedalje vec
ljudi ma Ibozjo pot. Kjer so boz
jepotniki, ondi tudi beracev ne
manjka in -tudi ma Teharjih Jill
je bilo, ", izobilju. Sedeh in stall
so v dolgi vrsti OBJ potu po ce-
lem hribu in presili bazjih da-
rov. Podpirali SO pri TEN svoje
prosnje ma jako WIDEN 'nacin: Tu
je kazal eden ;grdo .rano, da sc
je studio Tloveku !naimo gredo-
cemu; ond be ;imel ,drugi cd boz
jasti zvite ude, tretji je polozil
preko ceste sVoje iberglje, da hi
bozjepotnike tembolj opozoril
nase. Pod !ipo v ssenci je aezal
nekdo ma vozicku lie skoraj ma
pol mrtev, XII je pa vendar se
jako pohlepno >stegoValsvoje SUI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-27

Ponixale posode
dobijo dobro delo pOlni ali delhi
cas-. Tovarniska axafeterija. Pla-
ca do ure. Dabi tudi tobede in
uniforme. Pdklicite HE nA444 in
vprasaite "a Mrs. Guenther.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-27

Krasna hisa sc sobami ma ,Rech-
er Ave-, cd E. 200 St. v Euclidu.
v izvrstnem .stanju; 2 garazi.
3Cena $11, 700. Poklicite KE 2411
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-27
Prodo Sc

20 akrov dobre zemlje ma Miner
Rd. Sadno drevje, 3 akre gozda,
stlakovana costa. Ia pojasnila Sc
zglasite ma 1893 Larchmont Rd.
ali poklicite ~ 1901.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27
Third. Right
Joe Cronin
Weak Spots
BY JOSEPH B. KELLEY
AP Newsfeatures

BOSTON-The Boston Red
Sox, carrying the hopes of thou
sands of fans and of the American
League into the World Series, are
weakest at third base and right
field.
Sox rooters viii tell you that
the weakness is relative" and
point out the class of the club has
in every other position.
Right now third base play is
being divided between Michael
Francis (Pikny) Higgins and
Glenn (Rip) Russell.
AS one wag put it. they are a
pretty good third baseman."
The crafty and still speedy
Wally Moses and Leon Culberson
now have the call in right field
and both are doing fairly well.
Since the season started Mana
ger Joe Cronin held a parade to
the hot corner.
Ty Laforest and Ben Steiner,
later with Toronto in the In
ternational League; Eddie Pella-
GRIM. a local boy who is a top
fielder But rather weak at bat:
Ernie Andres, later with Mime
apolis in the American Associa-
ton; Leon Culberson, now being
used strictly as an outfielder, and
Higgins and Russell all have been
used at third.
Neither Higgins, now on the
shady side of the Hill as
player, nor Russell, once regular
first baseman for the Chicago
Cubs. are particularly heavy
stickers but both are extremely
dangerous batters with men on
base.
Cronin has used no fewer than
five men in the right pasture.
George Catfish Metkovich start
ed the season there and held the
post for several weeks, except
when a left-hander opposed the
Sox.
Tom Mcbride was used a lot
against left-handers the first
part of the campaign and still
gets an occasional crack at the
job. Like Metko. Mcbride Is
speedy. Mac bats fairly well but
hasn't the experience of Moses.
Johnny Labor has been used
sparingly and hasn't had much
Of a chance. However, Cronin
values Lazor as a pinch hitter
as Johnny comes through in that
role more often than he fails.
Lazor also can catch.
Culberson bats about 800 and
has won. several games with hits
at crucial points. He is speedy
and also can play the infield.
Moses, in spite of playing his
18th season in the majors, is q
swiftly with q great arm and .
batter who seldom strikes out.
In a slump of late because most
of his well stroked balls are
going into fielders' hands, Moses
frequently comes through with
a needed hit.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27
BISCUITS FROM BRITAIN

Me~lbourne-AP-Luxury bis
cults shipped to Australia by Brit
ian in her drive for export trade,
are selling in Sydney and Mel
bourne for the first time in near
ly seven years. The 1R-pound
tins retail at from 80 cents to
$1.38 a tin. Chocolate-coated and
cream-filled biscuits, plain crack
ers and ginger fingers are in the
first consignments.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27
is DRUG

Wellington, N. Z.-AP-Aboli-
ton Of gasoline rationing in New
Zealand has had the unexpect-
ed effort of reducing gasoline
consumption 100000 gallons
during the first two months of
u%nrationed supplies. Chief rea-
son is that during IA oning all
car owners bought all the gas to
which they were entitled by cou-
pom whether they were using ii
all or not. Nov that supplies
are not restricted. they are us
ing Their stored gas and the SER
vice stations have been neglect
ed.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27
EDUCATION
NSTRUCTIO

ENGINEERING OR BUSINESS I c.
S. has the training to fit your needs,
Write NOW for free catalog on 400
courses. Call or write: c. s. Moody.
Representative Int! national Cores
pondence Schools, 901 A LIST. Natl
Bank. Mobile l3. Alabama.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27

MARINE ENGINE-Sfnall 4 cyl. good
condition. Call 161 "a 2tc $40
SPEED HULL~-174-ft. long 5t-ft. beam.
with so h. p. va motor, complete
with transmission. starter n bat
terry. 90i Griffin St, Moss Point.
Phone 1922. 81 ltp 9-27
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27
NO JOKE. SON

Murphysboro. Il.-AP-A
teacher at nearby Campbell Hill
High School this year is G. E. Co
forth. His boss is his son, Gene
the high school principal.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27
II BUSINESS PROPERTY

BUSINESS PROPERTY = Shop and
house 100 yards from postoffice, bust
ness district of P~aseagoula. Price $4,000.
2aa Canty 81. ~ ate w
ONE GARAGE w ith or without
equipment, good business. good To-
cation on black top road, south of
Papermiil. Kreole Miss. See w. X
Naples or phone 5681 -5682a II 5tp e-l3
GOOD PAYING RESTAURANT about
half block from shipyard. Adjoining
building include S DON house. Call
AT POI s. Canty or Phone 332. Only
reason for selling. Ill health.
Al GARAGE-New building. As feet
long. % feet wide on lot i00xi000 feet.
ideal location. A golden business op-
p~ortuuity for live wire mechanic: bv-
ing quarters in rear. Apply to Wilson
Place. short cut to Highway 90.
II tip 9-27
NEW BuILDING-on lot so X log.
good business location for garage.
body ana fender work OF car up
holstering. Price reasonable. Located
lust past 18th Street on Lincoln Ave.
Owner. r 3. Harper. first apt. house
left Past 18th St. ON Lincoln Ave
IT 2tpd go
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27

Early experiments in dive
bombing were conducted by U.
S. Marines in 1920 in Haiti.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27
CLASSIFIED AID is a
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
FOR PROPERTY OWNERS
A
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NO. NfbT
IN THE MATTER OF THE FSTATE
OF ELIZA RILEY. DECEASED.
Letters of Testamentary having
bon issued on the 26 day of September.
1916. by the Chancery Court OF Jack
sen County, Mississiopi. TO the under
ssgned IS Executrix of the Estate of
FLA Riley deceased notice is hereby
stvcu te all persoas having claims
asains' said Estate 10 present the
same to thu Clerk of the Chancery
Court a. Jackson County, Mississippi.
for probate and registration. according
To law within six months oil the date
&c the first publication hereof. or such
claims, If any. will be forever barred.
Witr"ss my signature This the "a
day of September. 1916.
ERrHA LEE ROBERTSON
Executrix.
81 a-2T I0-4 Ii. Ii
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Is


TWO-ROOM FURNISHED APART
MENT Couple only on the beach. Ap-
ply lf47 Beach Blvd, Is 1tp 9-27
ONE ROOM FURNISHED APART
MENT ~ the week. ~Ziegenfelder. Riv-
er Road, Prone 248, Is 3tpd 800
FURNISHED APARTMENT rooms
and batt on Beach Blvd. Completely
furnished, new Frigidaire. private n
trance. extremely attractive. Reason
able rent Phone Ills. 10 to 1913 to S.
Is Ito 1-27
TWO X THREE ROOM FURNISHED
and u~nfurnished apartments, no oh
lection to children gas. lights and
water. Highway 90 Gautier. Hilda
Apis. Apply Apt. | for information.
II afnd Q-9n
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27
8 LOTS AND

TWO LoTS-s00 Block. Jackson Ave.
Appiy as Jackson Ave. ID itpd $40
TWO IoTS-50 X &c, with unfinished
house. 600 block of jackson Ave. An
ply SIS Jackson Ave. 10 ltp e-27
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27

Robert Fulton built one of the
earliest submarines.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOTS AND

LOTS FOR SALE-Cash or terms: ideal
for domestic. near churches and
school. G. b. Martin Bayou Casotte,
RI. /. P~ascagoula 10 6tn 1927
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27
SITUATIONS WANTED

SETTLED LADY. & a.. in good
health. no dependents. wants WORN
in Pascagoula or Moss Point. Exper-
fenced seamtress in store or clean
ing plant, cafe work. Write Mrs.
Currie. $50 South Washington Ave.
Mobile. Ala. IL 2tc $50
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-02

Conn. sent to the Fourth Replace ment Depot at Yokohama for nor nal reassignment to some non sensitive" duty.
 Gen E. J. Dwan, the Inspector General, reported there is abund- ance of evidence that reflects ad- vsrsely on the discretion and in- tegrity' of each. It is evidence that each has held membership in the nationwide established Communist Party and has at times favored his public writings with Communistic thought"
 He said that a favorable loyalty check, such as was made of Pettus and f.ubin recently, requires that loyalty, discretion and integrity be established and that deficiency in any one of the three prevents a favorable report
 Both Pettus and Rubin denied that they were Communists, al- though Rubin said he had been a member of the party for four years but resigned before he was inducted.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-02
COMMUNICATION

To the Editor of the Daily Alaska Empire, March 2-The City Ad- ministration wishes to correct the false impression left with the people of Juneau by the head-lined article appearing in the Daily AL aska Empire under the date of February 28th.
 The Council at no time has indi- cated that negotiations for pur- chase of the utilities had been dis continued. They did decide to defer action on the purchase of the AL aska Electric Light & Power Com pany until a>-er tile conclusion of the rate hearing now being held.
 Any action calling off negotia- tions has. come from the Power Company and from the Juneau Water Company
 It has always been the purpose of the Administration to endeavor to arrive at a reasonable price for the purchase, one which would be fair to the utility owners and to the taxpayers of Juneau Until that has been accomplished the present administration will not submit the matter to vote of the people.
 Signed, ERNEST PARSONS
 Mayor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-02
ANCHORAGE fii0H (AGERS CHAMPS;
 BEAT FAIRBANKS

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, March 2. Anchorage won the Annual Rem dezvous High School Basketball Tournament title here last night by defeating Fairbanks 25-24 in an overtime game.
 The game was tied 21-all at the end of the regular time, with Parker leading the Anchorage overtime att tack with two baskets.
 Steve Agababa, the tournaments $ leading player, led the losers with 10 points.
 Anchorage got to the finals by defeating Eklutna and Valdez while Fairbanks advanced through wins over Cordova and Palmer. Palmer and EklutnaI will play tonight for the consolation title.
 Fairbanks defeated Anchorage four out of five times in regular season games.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-02
NEW C0MMISSI0N, ALASKA HIGHWAY,
 IS RECOMMENDED
Route from Montana In stead of Washington
 State Is Proposed

WASHINGTON, Mar. 2. Crea- ton of an Alaska International Highway Commission was approved yesterday by the House Foreign Af- fairs Committee after witnesses said highway connections with the Territory are among the nations most pressing needs.
 The measure, by Rep. Mansfield D-Mont), would provide for ap- pointment by the President of commission of eight members to cooperate with a similar Canadian Commission to investigate the feas- ibility of constructing road or roads under supervision of the two governments.
 The commissions could select a route that would go through either British Columbia, Alberta, or Sas-