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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-21
PAN AMERICAN ON
 FLIGHTS SUNDAY

Pan American Airways yesterday flew the following passengers to and from Seattle, Fairbanks, and White horse.
 Leaving for Seattle were: Selma Sale, Don McMorran, Alexia Mo Moran, Loring McMorran, Doris Phillips, Robert Phillips, Sharon Phillips, Frederick Miller, Helen Lundgoot, Lars Lundgoot, George Duke, Les Greening, Allene Wheeler, Norman Impett, Henry Perozzo, Frank Colson May Ferguson, John Ulsand, Bengt Erickson and Albert Lindstrand
 For Fairbanks: William Mahoney and Harold Skoog.
 Arriving here from Seattle were Blanche Bonari, Luigi Bonari, Tony Venier, John Eggum, and Paul Bad ger.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-21
STEEL pRI0RITIES
 TO BE SUSPENDED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Steel starvation will be closing one fac- tory after another" within two or three weeks, the Civilian Production Administration forescast today as the CIO-United Steelworkers walk out took hold.
 OPA Chief John D. Small predict ed to reported that a sizeable por- tion of industry will be shutdown or curtailing operations in a fortnight as he prepared to issue orders for an immediate suspension of all civ ilian and military priorities for steel.
 Simultaneously. a voluntary ra- tioning plan for sales by steel ware houses will go into effect, reserving supplies for emergencies and pub lie utilities uses only
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-21
DANCE ROUTINE, GAY SONGS, BILL
 NOW AT CAPITOL

Sparkling with gay songs and pac- ed by lively dance routines, Patrick the Great" came yesterday on the screen of the Capitol and will be shown again tonight.
 This bright new picture, however, brings more substantial entertain ment than might be expected in a musical screen drama. The plot is solid and arresting from beginning to end. Its players are competent and well chosen. The stars are Donald O'Connor and Peggy Ryan, two of Eollywood's outstanding youthful performers.
 Frances Dee, Donald Cook, Eve Arden, Thomas Gomez, and Irwin Bacon have leading roles. Others in the fine cast are Andrew Tombe and Gavin Muir.
 Directed by Frank Ryan, the story of Patrick the Great" takes for its theme the professional rivalry be- tween a musical comedy star and his son. Young O'Connor has the latter role, a spectacular but diff cult assignment. How the young ster lets sentiment balk his own the atrical ambitions, is achieved with splendid dramatic effect with Cook as the unaware father.
 Tomorrow night only The True Glory" Gen Dwight Eisenhower's own inside story of how his fight CTS and workers smashed the Nazis, will be on the screen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-21
DE CAULLE RESIGNS AS
 PRESIDENT
(By James M. Long)

PARIS, Jan. 21.-The Commun- ist Party launched a drive today to name a Communist as the suc- cessor to Gen. Charles De Gaulle, who resigned the Provisional Presi- dency of France last night follow ing Cabinet crisis.
 De Gaulle stepped down from the Presidency with an announcement that he considered he had complet- ed the task of leading the coun- try toward liberation, victory and sovereignty"
 In a letter of resignation ad- dress to Felix Gouin, President of the Constituent Assembly, he said :
 If I agreed to remain at this government post after Nov. 13, 1945, it was to respond to the unanimity with which the National Consti- tuent Assembly addressed itself to me to take care of necessary transition. Today that transition has been effected. Besides, France, after great trials, no longer is in an alarming situation.
 Party leaders met in special conference and were expected to call the Assembly into session eith- CT later today or tomorrow.
 De Gaulle cancelled a radio talk to the nation that he had sched- uled for tonight, and reportedly left Paris, presumably for seclusion in the country while he waited for the Constituent Assembly to act on his resignation.
 Although his secretary said the resignation was "irrevocable,' some political sources predicted De Gaulle might be prevailed upon to form a new government or to re- consider his resignation, The latter sources said the announcement he would retire from public life had been "a political gaffe (blunder.)"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-21
Old landmark
 Is Destroyed

The burning of the Coliseum thea tre Sunday removed one of the old amusement landmarks of Juneau. Originally roller skating rink, w. D. Gross obtained possession through a mortgage and kept it in operation as rink for several years. At one time it housed a carnival troupe brought north by Gross and this gave him the idea of building a first class movie house. Before Le realized it he had a theatre beautiful that cost him between $6o,0 ,0O0 and $70,00O including the first pipe organ in movie in Alaska.
 Improvements were made from time to time and the Coliseum fin ally had a seating capacity of over one thousand.
 The best silent films of the day were obtained and shown at the Coliseum. When the talkies came in, Gross immediately installed equipment and the first talkies were screened at the Coliseum. The Coliseum had large stage and road companies were brought to Juneau The best amateur pro- auctions ever staged in Juneau were presented at the Coliseum. These productions included those by the Elks and American Legion. 1 Political rallies and also prize | fights have been held at the Colis- cum, owing to the immense seating capacity.
 1 Following the completion of the 20th Century, the Coliseum was clos ed for time and then reopened as a second run house.
 Unlike most theatres, the Coliseum possessed no imposing front. The theatre proper was reached through i a long corridor.
 The Coliseum Apartments were erected over the theatre in 1882 and were among the most elaborate in Juneau. They were we'll furnished with the latest improvements and were always occupied.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-21
Surplus Sales in Alaska Returning
 Good perteniaut

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-Decem- Der sales of surplus property by the Interior Department totaled $535,- 357, or 30 per cent of the original cost to the government.
 Reporting this the Department at tributed decrease of $374,150 from November to the fact that the sur- plus property sold in the earlier month generally was in good con- dition, whereas much of the prop erty disposed of in December had only salvage value.
 December sales in Hawaii realized s399, 1854, or 28 per cent of original cost; sales in Alaska returned $69.- 857, or 36 per cent of cost.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-21
NOTICE

A meeting of all members of the Alaska Tuberculosis Association will be held in the City Hall, Juneau, Alaska, at 8 o'clock pm, January 31, for the purpose of electing three new members to the Board of Di- rectors.
 All members who have contri- buted $1.00 or more during the past year are eligible to attend and vote on the election of the new Direc- tors. (170-t3)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-21
ATTENTION MASONS

Called Communication of Mt. Ju- neau Lodge Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 pm. to conduct the funeral services of our late Bro. Harry G. Davidson.
 J. w. LEVERS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-21

It is believed that warm -blooded animals originated in the Permian period of geology.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22

wYLY PARSONS
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22

in Phoenix until her mother Is bet
ter.
oGene Carter was honored on his
i4th birthday with a party, at the
home Of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Carter. Monday evening.
Twenty guests were present
OMr. and Mrs. ". Il. Urton and
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Roberts were
guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Dalton Cole for an evening
of cards on Tuesday.
NGrifnn Dodge OF Santa Re. New
Mexico. arrived here Tuesday for
a ten-day visit at the home of
Raymond Campbell Griffin is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Matt y. Dodge.
former Coolidge residents.
CIT. Chester W MORN. who ar
rived here recently from Midland
Army Alrfield. Texas. is visiting at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Dalton
Cole. Mrs. Carl williams Of SAT
ford was weekend guest OF the
Coles
civilian David Whitney. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w Whitney. un-
derwent a tonsillectomy at Coo
lidge Hospital on Saturday. He Is
convalesciug satisfactorily.
OMrs. Jack Mccullough and chill
dren. Martha and Jimmy. of Bis
bee are visiting her mother-in-law.
Mrs Belle Mccullough and family
They will be here about two weeks.
OGlenn Myers. son OF Mr.. and
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22

Mrs. Hermon Myers. had his ton
soils removed az Coolidge Hospital
Tuesday He is reported to be do
ing we'll
OMr. and Mrs. Clarence Ferguson
were hosts for a family dinner
party Friday night. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Humphrey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton Humphrey
OF Florence. Mr. and Mrs. j. +.
Humphrey and Mr.. and Mrs. Clin-
ton Humphrey of Alameda. Cali
fornia. The Clinton Humphreys
left for their home Saturday after
a weeks visit with his sister, Mrs.
Ferguson. and other relatives.
OMr and Mrs. Ralph harrington
received a telephone call Thursday
from their son. Warren Barring
ton. &c &c, now stationed at San
Diego after many months overseas
service. harrington told his par
ents he expected to receive his dis
charge this week.
OMiss Lawanna Yeazey. a student
at State Teachers College. Flag
staff. has been selected for one OF
the leading roles In the campus pro-
duction OF Blythe Spirit" now be-
ing rehearsed by the Arizona Play
makers Miss Veazey plays the
part of Madame Areau. profession
al medium. who contributes TO the
humor by trance and seance Miss
Veazey is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Young Veasey.
OAmong those from Coolidge who
attended the air show at Phoenix
Sunday were DR. and Mrs c. H.
Walker and familyg Mr.. and Mrs
C. L. Skousen. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w
Lewis and family and Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Mcfarland and family.
OMr. and Mrs. Freeman Rose have
sold their home on West Central
Avenue to c. w. Stokes and moved
Tuesday To a ranch west OF Casa
Grande. Mr. and Mrs. Stokes have
moved into their new home.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22

Mrs. Hermon Myers. had his ton
soils removed al Coolidge Hospital
Tuesday He is reported to be do
ing well.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22
Expect Increase Of
Cotton Acreage
During Coming Year

Cotton acreage in the west prob
ably will increase again in 1896
Only in the Salt River Valley of
Arizona has the position OF cotton
been markedly weakened by in
creased competition from vege-
tables and alfalfa" So declares
Walter L. Fuhriman of the Bureau
of Agricultural Economics. writing
in the publication. THE Agricul-
tural Situation" a pamphlet sum
marizing economic conditions.
Other observations OF Fuhriman
include the opinion that the de
crease In the number OF range
sheep. accentuated during the war.
Is nearing the end In the west He
believes the downward trend may
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22

continue during 1916 to some ex-
tent. however. Future OF the Mexi-
can national labor supply for the
Southwestern region is uncertain,
he says. He does not believe me-
chanical cotton pickers will be
available in 1916 in sufficient num-
Der TO have much influence on
acreage planted
He expects demand for dairy pro-
ducts in the southwest to provide
an outlet for the greater milk pro-
duction in 1916 which anticipated
increases in supplies of alfalfa, pas
ture and feed concentrates will
permit.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22
Coolidge Locals

oMr aud Mrs. Herbert Hanna were
oiuner guests Thursday evening al
the home Of Dr. and Mrs. G. r
NeFins az Casa Grande.
Mr and Mrs x. W Gllpln Of
Winsios have recently moved TO
Coolidge % make their home lie
e. employed az the Dodge Plymouth
agency and Mrs. Giipin IS recep-
ZIONIST al the office Of Dr. c. b.
and Dr. = L Steward
oMrs. Pierce Nensel was called 10
Phoenix Wednesday because of the
Illness % her mother. Mrs. d. II
ClaridRe. Mrs Vensel will remain
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22
FoR COUNTY ASSESSOR

hereby announce my candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for
the office OF County Assessor Of
Pinal County subject to the action
OF the voters at the primary cleo
tion July 10th. 1886
WYLY PARSONS
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22
LOUIS l. TAYLOR.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

hereby announce my candidacy
for reelection to the office of the
justice OF the peace Justice Pre-
cinct No. S subject to the action
OF the voters al the Democratic
primary, July 18th. 1876.
W. G.. ROACHE
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22
Political
Announcements
COUNTY
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT

SCHOOL oUPE KIN ENUEN
| hereby announce my candidacy
Tor the office OF county school
superintendent OF Pinal county sub
Jet to The action Of the voters AT
the Democratic primary. July 10th.
1916
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22

OMrs. o. T. Frizzell and son. oliver
Pate. returned Thursday from Sci
ma. California. where Mrs. Frizzel
remained a week. Oliver was there
a month
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-22

Robert cockrilI. S &c (FC) has
received an h onora b c dis
charge from the U S. navy at
Camp Shelton, Norfolk, vir-
oinia. after years service in
the Pacific theater. CockriII
entered In April OF 1914. He
has been awarded the Asiati-
Pacific ribbon with two cam
paien stars. the Philippine Lib
Grafton ribbon with one star.
the American Theater ribbon,
the Victory Medal and the
Purple Heart. He is the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Cockrill
and a Coolidge resident since
1886. His wife is the former
Johnnie Jean Dixon.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laDs, couples nrxst
Arpiv for q marriage license On
me day. matt ttree juJ days and
recefpe the license on the Nth
s day. sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Anna isPss isPs ss u.s. ssa as Issa:ssn & .ss
pfsd Dirschberser.. ss. and Norma Pater-
L.sdon @ TlRsnsee. assn r. I ss. HyssssvaiIe Hiss Nd,
Albert sinElston. "a. and Arabeile webster.
ss's :: sSs .s:. :.a as t.s:, d
Asssg R Taenssssa ssa e: s9s md A Alie. susl.r rs,
Ernest smith. "a, I0i " st. NV. and
ysse R,asssn ss % ida4 Msbstsr asss & g. as
and Gladys ooidstein. 26. Isz7 Church
RiehslNds Z j soconnsn, 80. and Helen carroll.
John SpriEgs 81, 1910 hunt pl. ne. and
ss sSysn n1os ss @ aeo fss RSod. & fs.hs md
nes and Theima Leake. 81. 134I I ct.
russae Esueas, 20. 7g7 Hobart pi. n.wa
Johnny Chandler. "a. 1890 6Sth ave, ne,
snd virginia Beck. %. 3785 Foote ct
Niihurn Bohnsack. "a, Naval Observatory
and Deuese Porterfield. 20. 2224 y ct.
1ss sssFsss JUNE sss: stis rs. e Z;
Jossps qcrssst. 50, 4se PARK "a. NV. and
James Hort, Ie. 1919 Hope ave, Sc, and
Viola Williams. 20, 3204 stanton pi. s.e
aa nes ds.Rai and Julia Hazel II, ofs fs5s Ross
Carl KAUFMAN. 20. 1858 Columbia I'd.
NV, and Beverly Bissett. 81, 30@4 Q
Peter smith. ,r. s5. and Ada simpson. so,
both Of 613 10th st, ne.
Lloyd Miller, "a, Washington, D. c., and
Madeline stoners 20, 1875 Todd pl. ne;
Mae cherry. ST, 1888 18th st. nv,
0sadF snd EisaSesn Kelly. H. ssSi sss Eth s.
AnSSSss AlRarss saz:s i lss az t s and
Russell Manly, 81, 626 Kenilworth ter. ne.
and Constance MONTGOMERY. IL 31s
Robert Simpson. .22. Anacostia Naval Air
Station. and Patricia Dellaughter. 20.
william william iSnS Fox, %, Albany. N. r. and Alice
Grubhs, 22, 1920 Calvert st. NV.
William Smelser, jr., 20, Fourtain City.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Paoe A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES

sutomstic; no essh needed, small mSnthiy
sTHEssuRY ssaTyHIEsnsi lnsf'ass s sess Installation. a
iied, books started, kept part time; audIts,
SoEI sErAsG ia%es' rfss0a daAx eaa
SH3R, @ 3S24 SH 18th e St; nv CO: $500 ,. Ia.
WALTER H; cuRTIs. sR.. bso7 Buchssnan
I I Will tssSfb NOT bE III aaSEsroNsrBLE for debts
InfIesisS es sRs 9ssSe ssoo .sa Rfss
1 nv Wa Eis,nss5, Nor M 81 REspoNsmLx for any
HENRY ID B. : dENTHER. 1889 s rsirmon.s 81. st.
Observation-Disclosures, bookkeep-
ero available By the day or hour. North
XMAS TREES = wholesale orders now
sJnbN RHi az cosa&GaAcross. SsaG attention. is WIN
sssR IN: osa sos sSna sonsns .ss
e shiP sp aop re.s 9s M sssS ssS
pine weekly; svaiiable Immediately. Prin-
ps VIZ 1ns Nor u sfs s9 ss sT dS.
TMos. ". noRs1xND. s. IT,. 100 zoos Mass: Mass.
NOTICE Ssyi IL OF SPECIAL MEETING Of stock:
holders Of 8. A. Freas q Co, Inc. Notice
is hereby given Of Q special meeting Of the
be held at 1921 water st.. s.w., Washing
ton. d. c., at IL o'clock In the forenoon
Of Monday, December 8. 1916. said meet
inF to be held for the purpose Of consid-
ering and voting upon proposed increase
Inc. from. $4,000 TO $50, 1000 BY the
ssts par Value 81 upon such serm
and conditions as may be imposed by the
stockholders at such meeting: the amend.
tie s. said 8. 4. Fress "a 4 Co. Inc. with 4,
respect to the. rishts Of stockholders e
the assets, Of the company. the number Of
divided, and the par value thereof: the
consideration Of offers to purchase the
new stock proposed to be issued; and such
other matters as may properly come
before said meeting. Dated November 8,
1916. 8. A. FREAS, MARVIN REXRODE
JOHN r. GUBISCH. Trustees. CROAM-
LIN. TOWNSEND, CAVALIER q KIRK
LAMP. Attorneys 1866 National Press
Evening star., 1946-11-13
HELP WoNEN,

ALTERATIoN HAND, thorcnshly sxpsri-
snced on dresses, ladies suits and coats.
SALARY no object. but must be GOOD. Gan
BANK CIERK-Bank desires the service
Of young lady interested Ia rerms-
vancement; 5-day week. with good pay
while learning: giye age. education ana
|BEAUTICTAN. salary and commissioni, s.
day week; new salon opening IN Silver
|spring BY MARGUERITE HAMPTON, sH.
BEAUTICIAN. $50 salary and commission.
5-day week $500 10th st. NV. co. 6263
siEAUTY 81 OPERATOR. expert ~ around;
salary and commission HROADMQCR
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced. 6-day
week; permanent position. Can WA. 40b6
sSEAU5iTY 81 o1ffiERAToR, exper., all around;
ary and Sommission. ANITA's BEAUTY
SE1birSSS z SoTfETEzToEk 4 T ! :TelsDnons Wa ssss.
BILLING MACHINE oPERAToRs, expert.
snee enc net net @ @nscsssary ngpiy smplgymsnt q,
$3.50 to 9 daily. I'D
Evening star., 1946-11-13
HELP MEN and WoMEN.

CHOCOLATE DIFFER, Experienced. frst-
class; good wages. Call at l736 Pa. ave.
COUPLE, man and wife. for country home,
Fairfax Co., Va, 30 mi. from D. c.. Wom-
an must be good cook and housekeeper;
man must be licensed to drive. able to do
gardening, act as handy man and caretaker.
Meals, quarters IN separate cottase fur
cal pI. seoo. Ext. a63. IA
DRUG CLERK. fun or part time; exper.
pref, but not essential. Apply in person,
NAIL NAH ! AND IMPORTATION CLERK, per
manent position. Apply assistant manager.
HOTEL HAMILTON. 14th and e SITS. NV
MAN AND WIFE, colored, to work at
boarding house: good salary plus room ng
18th St NV, OF cali Sligo 2504 lis
POSTING CLERK, to do interesting work
for Community Chest: typing also-required;
Ssdayf week. See Mr.. sHINkER. ii6I. NJ
Va
Evening star., 1946-11-13

HAVE Z OPENINGS . day for single, out
of-town overseas veterans. under 20 yrs;
year-round position, travelling entire coun-
try: applicant must be neat, sober. hiGh
school graduate: no experiences necessary:
average earnings, $50 per .wk.:: car trans
portation furnished. Apply MRS. JACK
Wed. Thurs: Fri. No phone calls. 15s
DO YOU KNOW some one able to teach
trumpet to beginners. to pm. daily?
Evening star., 1946-11-13

GENEkAL CLERK. experience not neees.
All. ssFy. % nh1ns@ @ @MF. NORRIS. pI, 07e2; IL
e1esn WorEns sondsuns m s0sd ssad
toned surroundings. employe discounts.
dop sssDsiliIipan kRpy iss M1 e Smith ss
sAsSn sSAssSSnRtlAftn 4 tns soiaIIcE wosKEE for small
pleasant working conditions. State State age age
sna Cir r.s WkaPPsR5Hdsy ifPsisso s 4oho%ar % week
M2RD SRR e@DiESsas SH's ~ i a0sf
GIRLS, DO you want to earn sac VIZ "a
paid while you learn: opportunities for ad.
vancemens. pleasant working conditions
VACATIONS vac With pay: steady smDoymsn'
futuiss II your answers - 70 !. the ia above si1s
questions are YES, visit one Of our employ
Us % oppoIsunitiss W svalisbls. ss7 u fssh h.as u
E T fofoMAc lsSa Il sTEniPHoMNE c M co cSoaEsAPAAka
2e 2zPeIz .s.sr $50 $50 an. isi7 S q &. NV NV
aIsE ihise esSiolsa. youns, energetic. szp. lo in
sscsl salary. ApDis a sSois OF d. 's ave. e sfssii
excellent WORKING conditions; good salary
to start: prefer person with high schoo
education or better Interested in bec.
teriology; weeks vacation with pay; sicl
s11sala % o's & so s som. .ypinr ast.5 ss
eral once work. permanent employment;
good nay, rapid advancement, no SATURDAY
work. vacation. etc. Apply WASHINGTON
ENVELOPE CO.. 30 I st. ne. End door
dikLs to pass out perfume samples ii
local stores; starting salary 76c per hr
Apply to Q ewes. MISS CLARKE, Room
GiRLs. y white. sses 1s to 2s; travel Fla.
Calf, return with chaperoned group; con.
tacting business people for leadfng publish,
ers; We train YOU; $40 week while train,
ings permanent position, opportunity fol
Arrangement. Apply 1919 AM 6-6 pm.
Hotel BURLINGTON, Mr.. Or MRS. BLAKE.
0RI. white. 70 work % bakery sales dept,
good weges and sccd hours. Apply HoIs
GIRLS, 2, whites for permanent work Il
engr4ving plant, no experience necessary
CO.. 1906 18th st. NV. ---l6
Evening star., 1946-11-13
ADVERTISEAfENT.
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No Joke

The itching torment Of eczema Il
enough to make anyone wretched and
anxious for relief. II you suffer from
the itching Of eczema, pimples, angry
red blotches and other irritating
blemishes, get Petersons Ointment.
S5c all gdrziggistsa7H one application
does not delight you, money refunded.
Petersonis Ointment also wonderful
for itching feet, cracks between toes.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-18
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Washington Journal., 1946-02-22

r. "t.F" "-F-Ht"M
ben Ieiu ME Dor Oem ariege, oaS
beiBt, etpo $40 AM Gaze. Gle @e
ielli6oit Qeoenft ierner, ungefdN
Mitte CONNER, ODER ipater, einen
8afiagrrUerfcbr olrd ben Banana
Ranal ulO Die iioanlerifanii6e @eIt
fiiite binunter 81 cr0Ffneu.
Sic 6lirneB Steamibi9 Cine mo
sic alcoo Steomibip GQmpanu be-
treiben 6rufter Paia9ieroamp ~
NIT beidrdnftem &allu fiir Baiia-
0iere 5piid)en Nem Dorf uno Der
muoa. Die Soften betra8en $50 Tiir
cine Rltnofo6rt. Sic big iett oorsc
iebener penigen 5obrten iotlen 6c
reitS iebr itarf belegt leiH.
Aeiieagenten mo SdiTfabrtslinien
in Nep 0orf mo dnDeren @dfen. Die
SIpar Gorbuhulgen annebmen. er-
flaren, ooB iid beitimnttc Nbiobrts
oaten pegen 81 uieler l%lnIidrrbeitcn
nodlnift ieiticben laiien.
Der @refutiu 9eqmte elmer
Sdiff16rtsgeicaitaft a9te: ,g9ir
5aben feline Shiife, fefne Rften NM
feline Geiieroute, ober mir meroen
lpieOer i'm @eitdfte lem io6alo eini8c
lnierer Sdiiie i~reigeStben moroen
lifo~.
Die britiidc aegtcrltn0 BAT Sas
Grioritdtsipitpnl bel DER Eaiiagier-
beforocrlnia atfaegcbcL erfldrie
nber, ooB GeiienSe naA europa Ser
5oaerunaen bel Ger &iidbei0roerung
erleietn.
Ralph I. ace0. 4rafiOent Ser
Anterican Grpreb So, elmer Der
gr0Bten Heiieagenturen ser Melt,
itdtt Dap Alueritaflcr ~innerbnlb ser
nddiren fiini Sabre $5,000,00O. 900
iiir ReiieH ms ausIano nusgebcn
meroen.