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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
Gostilna naprodaj
CENA $24.450
POKLIcITE " 6I5l
Prodo Sc

posestyo, obstojece liz 30 ak
rov; krasen dom; velika spre-
Jenna soba, 2 spalnici, kopalni-
ca z vdelano banjo; nezgotev-
ljeno drugo nadstropje; ekstra
shower" in stranisce v kleti;
hrastovi podi; rs cevljev globok
vodnjak z novo sesalko; fornez;
z vsemi udobnosti mestnega do
ma; popolnoma preurejeno; ide-
alno "a osebo, XII zeli krasen po-
gled; najvisji prostor- v okraju
Lake; pogled v ozadju je ma je-
zero osem mill dalec; pogled
spredaj kaze IL mill; Az akrov
jabolk, XII lahko rodijo 600 bus
ljev ma leto; nahaja Sc ma Tur-
ney Rd. in River Rd., v Perry,
O.; "a ure voznje v Cleveland !;
zelo zmerna cena $11, 900. Pokli-
Cite w 9611.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
MESTNE
NOVICE
PISMO Cd MATERE

Mrs. Mary Marn, 1441O Syl-
via Ave-, je prejela pismo il zu-
zemberka ma Dolenjskem, in ST.
Ger cd svoje matere Marie Lon
gar, XII pise lastnorocno in cello
S tinto, vkljub temu, da je stara
80 let in nj nikoli pohajala v So
10. Pise, da sc pocuti dobro in
da je bilo zelo hudo tekom VOL
ne, sedaj, da primanjkuje vse-
ga. zivi pri sinu Jozetu. zuzem-
berk je yes porusen, ostale so
lie tri hise V trgu. Ker je najsta-
rejsa v okolici, tozi, da Sc cuti
osamljena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
Velika jugoslo-
yanska proslaya
v New Yorku

49,.
V torek 26. marca zvecer bo-
do v Metropolitan Opera House
v New Yorku ma posebno sveca-
nosten nacin S koncertom po-
castili dan jugoslovanske neod-
visnosti. Pri koncertu, cd ka-
terega je cisti dobicek namenjen
"a jugoslovansko pomoc, bodo
nastopili svetovno slavni umet-
niki: Lawrence Tibbett, Schola
Cantorum, Sophie Maslow, Zin-
ka Milanov, Trina Baronova,
Jane Dudley, Carlos Salzedo,
Igor Youskevitch in Villa m
Bales in govoril bo sen. Glenn
H. Tylor. Vodja programa DO
filmski igralec Melvyn Douglas.
Vstopnina je $12, $6, $4.2O,
$3.50 in $2.40. Vstopnice sc lah-
ko dobi pri American Com
mittee for Yugoslav Relief, 235
E. 18th st. New York 3, N. Y.
Telefon AL. 4-8OO1.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
zALOSTNE NOVICE IL DO
MOVINE

John Urbancic, 1881 E. 20 St.,
je prejel pismo cd svakinje Te-
reziie Urbancic il Srednjega Lii
povca pri zuzemberku, v kate
rem mu naznanja, da je umrla
njegova matt /. oktobra 1912.
leta, po enotedenski bolezni. Da-
lie sporoca, da sta izgubila ziv-
ljenje njegova diva brata, Karol
in Albin, Sc leta 1943, oba ma
enkrat. Kako Sc je to zgodilo,
pismo ne pove. Vdova po Karolu
pise, da ina sedem otrok v sta
rosti cd tri do Is let. Starejsi
sin, Karol, star Is let, ina tudi
pokvarjeno roko, tako, da ina
samo mezinec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
Nasi fantje-yojaki

Emil A. Sircelj, sin Mrs. Pau
line Sireelj, 19609 Cherokee
Ave, je bill pred kratkim casino
.odpuscen cd vojakov. Sluzil je
28 mesecev, cd teh pa je prebil
% mesecev ma Pacifiku. Udelezil
Sc je hojev v Now Kaledoniji,
Guadalcanalu in ma Havajskih
otokih. Prijatelji ga sedaj lah-
ko obiseejo ma domu.
Pc 37-mesecni vojaski sluzbi
je bill casino odpuscen Sgt. Ga
briel S. Drobnick, sin poznane
druzine Mr in Mrs. Joseph
Drobnick, 917 E. 73 St. Zadnjih
13 mesecev Sc je nahajal v dali
nj Indiji. Prijatelji so vabljeni,
da ga obiscejo ma domu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
Lakomni tat je Sci sam v
past

William Vinegar, star 20 let,
XII zivi v enem izmed hotelov ma
E. 9th St., je sele pred petimi
dnevi prisel il drzavnega refor-
matorija v Mansfieldu, o., in re
je padel past policiji kot tat.
Pokradel je zlatnino in srebrni-
no ma domu DIR. Karl P. Ortha,
357 E. 105 St. v Bratenahlu V
vrednosti $4,000. Toda S tenn
Sc nj bill zadovoljen, temvec Sc
je vrnil naslednji vecer, da od-
nese Sc radio in namizni pribor.
Tedaj ga je zasacil polio a
James F. Horkan in ga odpeljal
ma postajo v svrho preiskave,
kjer SO nasli pri MEM ukradeno
blago. DR.. Orth Sc nahaja oh
tenn casu v Floridi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
Plssalka aretirana

Gale Parker, stara "a let, IVA
ma "hudiceva plesalka," XII je ma
stopala ze zadnjih 20 mesecev v
Lenny's Cafe, 933 Chester Ave-,
je bila aretirana radi "pregres-
mega" plesa, XII ga je servirala
gostom. Ma policiji je rekla, da
Sc pise Lillian West in vceraj je
morala ma zagovor. pred policij.
skega sodnika. z MO vred je bill
aretiran tudi tocaj Frank Or
shonsky, XII je dejal, da je njen
poslovodja. Postavljena sta bila
vsak pod $500 varseine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
NOVA PEKARIJA

Frank Kne, XII sc je pred dve-
mi meseci in pol vrnil liz sluzbe
pri mornarici, pri kateri je slu-
I'll 20 mesecev, je te dni otvoril
svojo pekarijo ma 1916 St. Clair
Ave. Rojen je bill v Clevelandu,
toda je svojimi starsi pred
lett odpotoval V njih rojstni kraj
V Strazevo, Kranj, kjer je pre-
bill nekaj let, nato pa Sc zopet
povrnil V Ameriko. Priporoca
Sc gospodinjam "a naklonjenost
pri nakupu kruha in raznega pc
civa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
DOSPEL IL JUBLJANE

V nasem urednistyu Sc je
zglasil Oton semelrock, XII je vso
vojno dobo prezivel v Ljubljani,
odkoder je odpotoval 18. janu-
aria 1916. Nahaja Sc pri prija-
telju Paulu Nadbathu, 979 E. "a
ST., katerega je spoznal pred le-
ii, ko Sc je slednji nahajal ma
obisku v domovini. Semelrock
je mnogo let prezivel v Colon
biji, v Juzni Ameriki. Pravi, da
ga je vojna zasacila V start do
movini, ko je prisel v Ljubljano
ma obisk k svoji materi. Il Ze-
dinjenih draw Sc vrne v Colon
bio, kjer zivi njegova druzina.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
POSILJKA BLAGA
"a JUGOSLAVIJO
DOSPELA v TRST

L. glavnega urada Zdruzenega
jugoslovanskega pomoznega od-
bora v Ameriki sporocajo, da je
parnik "F. Scott Fitzgerald"
srecno dospel V Trst. IL New
Yorka je ia ladja odplula 27.
januarja, potion katere je bilo
v Jugoslavijo poslanih 61,680
funtov vsakovrstnega blaga, kar
DO razdeljeno potion Jugoslo-
vanskega rdecega kriza Y Jugo-
slaviji.
To porocilo posilja Franc Pc
trinovic, zastopnik Rdecega kri-
ia JugosIavlje v Ameriki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
20. ROJSTNI DAN

Danes obhaja svoj 70. rojstni
dan obce poznani in spostovani
Mr.. Joseph Spenko, 1924 Hunt
mere Ave-, oce Mrs. Joseph F..
Durn. Jubilant je bill a k ktive n
pri ustanovitvi "Enakopravno-
sti' ter je yes cas- ostal zvest ma
rocnik. K cestitkam druzine sc
pridruzujemo tudi mi in Mr..
Spenkotu zelimo Sc mnogo let
zdravja in veselja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
Delavci pri Fisher Body Co.
Sc borijo "a odpravo druzbi-
mega piece work" sistema


United Auto Workers uni ia,
Local As, CIO Fisher Body to-
varne je imela v sredo zvecer
glasovanje med clani, dali Sc S
stavko nadaljuje, ali gredo ma
zaj ma delo. Izmed navzocih je
941 clanov glasovalo, da Sc S
stavko nadaljuje, samo A jih je
glasovalo, da sc vrnejo ma delo.
Mad izidom glasovanja so bill
preseneceni cello unijski urad-
niki.
Problem, kot je razumeti, OBJ
stoja Sc v tenn, ker delavci zah-
tevajo odpravo kompanijskega
sistema "a delo cd kosa ali
"piece work." in da Sc uveljavi v
vseh Departmental plaza cd ure.
Delavci pa SO ma isti seji z
veliko vecino odobrili splosno
pogodbo, XII je bila sklenjena
med UAW, CIO unijo in General
Motors Co.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
Nova organizacija "a obnovo
Jugoslavije

Dne 80. in 81. marca sc DO
vrsila v hotelu "Detroit Le-
land', V Detroitu, Mich, kon-
vencija American Assn for Re-
construction in Yugoslavia, Inc,
katere glavni urad Sc nahaj ia
ma 465 Lexington Ave., New
York City. George Mladinich je
izvrsni tajnik te druzbe. Pripo-
rocajo posameznim trgovskim
ljudem in organizacijam, da hi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
PREVZELI GOSTILNO

Poznano Metropole gostilno
ma 55O2 St. Clair Ave. so pred
kratkimi prevzeli poznani god
ci ma harmonike Louis Trebar,
Johnny Pecon in Frank Yanko-
vich ter Sam Slapic. Priporoca-
jo Sc prijateljem "a obiske, ker
postrezba DO vedno najboljsa in
druzba prijetna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
Vazno pojasnilo glede obutve "a stare domovino

Pod TEN nasovom tor nam dostav glede tega po
kov izda prnes ponejs bo pravlen pregled
stevk obutve slovenskem in kaerega tuka podaamo
amerskem meru Mas poznan prporocamo da uposevate
prodaaec cevev, Louis Ma te mere tukaj navedene
er 64O810 St. Clair Ave. pa negov zavi tudi pravne
Evropska
rancoska) "a 36 81 38 80 40 Al AZ 43 A As 46
Ameriska 10 II II 13 IA
Priporosvo je, da kupte moske kupite ceve XII ST.
ceve srokm, nizkimi peta roki stopalu dobo
mi zenske srocne cez prste stiri EEEE meri
tri EEE Ravnotako tudi pet EEEEE
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22

Mr.. John Birek sporoca, da
Sc je S Is. januarjem t. !. price
10 oddajati Hrvatski radio pro-
gram potom WADC radio po-
stale v Akronu. Program je od-
dajan vsako nedeljo oh 7:15 uri
zjutraj ter traja Is minut, in
nina nobenih politienih ali dru-
9Th vezi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
POBIRANJE ASESMENTOV

Drustva, XII zborujejo v Slo-
venskem domu ma Holmes Ave.,
bodo pobirala assessment "a teko-
ci mesec V soboto in ponedeljek
vecer, kar Sc prosi clanstvo, da
upOSteva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22

Vas donesek "a otrosko boil
nico v Sloveniji bo znak lju-
bezni in spostovanja do po-
trebnih. v ia namen lahko
prispevate tudi v uradu "Ena-
kopravnosti"!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
Sedem zensk napadenih

V sredo zvecer je bio napa-
denih ma mestnih ulicah sedem
zensk, katere so bile oropane v
skupni vsoti $50. Vsem so bile
iztrgane zepne torbice, tri pa
so bile cd roparjev tudi pretepe-
ne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
"CANkARJEV GLASNIk"

Mr.. Ludvik Medvesek, tajnik
"Cankarjeve ustanove", prosi
rojake, &c bi kdo incl spravlje-
ne sledece stevilke Glasnika: Cd
novembra 1887; cd oktobra
1888; junij, julij in august 1910,
posebno pa izdajo z zelenimi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22

+ Sc udelezili te konvencije oseh-
no, ali potom zastopnikov in
gostov. Anthony Gerlach, je or
ganizacijski direktor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
Naprodaj je

40 akrov zemlje, vzhodno cd
Gates Mills ma County Line Rd.
Krasen gozd. Ia podrobnosti po-
klicite SIadyside 2129.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22

platnicami, da bi sporocil ma
84Oe st. Clair Ave, Cleveland
Is, @. Ia vsak izvod teh stevilk
Sc plaza 3Oc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22

DURING STRIKES CONTINUE Representative of other
pickets strike
packed they clashed front of the Western Electric
n j. plant The police
While strikes settled
during April Violence reported various
of the country.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
ST. CLAIR POULTRY
9ll8 st. Clair Ave-. zadaj
Preje Kurtz Poultry
@ Prosta dnevna dostava
GIL 5655 -- M. Berger, lastnik
Strezoiko

"a noeno delo; 6 vecerov v ted
nu; dobra plaza. Stalno delo,
nobeno delo oh nedeljah. Po-
klicite EN- 9517 - 1889 Payne
Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-22
PriIetno dvoiico

moz in zena, isce stanovanje s
3 ali 4 sobami. Kdor ina "a od-
dati maj sporoci ma 917 e. 81
St., zadaj, zgoraj.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-26
JOE MARTINS VETO

3.-No more special Investigating committees. This was where Repub- lican leader Joe Martin exercised his veto with Rayburn, backing him up. Martin felt that special investi- gating committees are frequently necessary.
 4.-The proposed legislative Exc cutive council; also the majority minority policy committees. The Reorganization Bill provides that the Democrats shall set up a policy committee and receive $30,000 an nually to pay for research experts to help formulate party policy It also provides the same policy con- mittee and same $3O,OOO for the Re- publicans.
 But Speaker Rayburn was vii gorously opposed. So was his as- sistant, John Mccormack of Mas Sachusetts.
 T don't want any debating so- cieties around me- protested Sam I've got enough to do without ar guing everything with six other men,"
 So he yielded the veto.
 Note Rayburn, however left most of the bill intact and it will go a long way toward making Congress more efficient.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-26
He Was No Orge
Cincinnati Enquirer)

Although he became the symbol for perncious political activity by forces partly because he headed the CIO Political Action Committee and partly because of that apocryphal Clear everything with Sidney" at the 1914 Democratic National Convention Sidney Hilman had many admirable qualities as labor leader.
 His own union the Amalgamated Clothing Work CTS of America, has maintained unique record of dependability Born of the sweat shop, it improved the working conditions of clothing workers but it also promoted wherever possible the interest of the coth ing industry well. Hillman, Lithuanian who began life in America $8-a-week garment cutter, appreciated the advantages of private enterprise and he permitted his union-once he had attained the direction of tito follow destructive attitude. He believed in strikes only ultimate resort calling it "a weapon of the jungles" and arbitration the civilized method"
 Hillman had very pronounced social ideals but he clearly not Communist, an extremist. Nor, unlike some other prominent labor barons, he proteer. He accepted no salary as head of the PAC and drew S1500 President of the clothing workers "a stipend modest in comparison with the baronia income of other union heads By almost any counting, he of the most enlightened of the nations labor leaders We only hope there will be occasion for the proof of that to be evidenced by the performance of different type of man in the union positions he has occupied.
 Incidentally, a logical successor to Hilman is to be found here in Cincinnati Jack Krall manager of the Cincinnati Joint Board of the Amagamated Clothing Workers of America, is Vce-PreSdent of the Clothing Workers and an Assistant Chairman of the PAC. In many respects he closely resembles Hill man. being of similar breadth of intellect and maturity Hlmans replacement with leader of such type and stature would be good thing, not only for unonism but the nation as we'll
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-26
KRUG STATEMENT

Yesterdays statement by Secretary of the Interior Krlg urging that at the earliest possible date a Federal court decide the question of the aboriginal claims of Alaska Indians is good for Alaska
 His statement appeared in a pulp and paper industry magazine which said that negotiations be- tween the U S. Forest Service and private industry for the building of a pulp and paper mill in Alaska were dropped former Interior Department Secre- ary Ickes awarded Indians exclusive rights to 2730OO acres of forest lands last July.
 Two years ago, when prospects were good for an investment in pulp and paper mill by large paper company Ickes up with his notice that hearings were to be held claims made by the Indians to large land and water tracts in Alaska. At that time the Washington, D. C., Post published letter from this newspaper stating that Ickes actions would knock in the head plans of the paper company to invest a considerable in a pulp mill near Ketchikan
 Ickes then came out with his first public state ment on the native rights hearings which were being conducted under the fishery regulations of all things, and bettled our assertion "od wives tale " pooh -poohing the idea that any reputable" paper company would allow the native rights claims to hinder their plans.
 Now, two years later it is apparent that these claims which still not settled have done as much
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tor Bob LaFollette and Oklahoma $ Rep. Mike Monroney, is aimed tc help win back national respect of Congress.
 Able speaker Raybur.i, ir general, is behind the move to reform Con- gress. But, meeting in a closed door session with other leaders, he swung his veto on three provisions. They were:
 disappointment of an S8,000a- year executive assistant for each member of Congress. Rayburn felt this would partially remove a Con- gressman from contact with his constituents. Several other leaders agreed.
 2.-Each committee to hold monthly sessions at which any member could ask debate on a bill previously pigeonholed by the Com mittee Chairman. Rayburn vetoed this, but many Congressman dis agree with him. They complain that such dictatorial Committee Chair men as May of Kentucky can bottle up important legislation indefinite ly, giving other Congressmen nc chance to pry it loose. Had this provision for free committee de- bate been operating, some of the Erie Basin scandals might not have occurred under other Congressmen's noses.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-26
The Washington Meny-Go-Round
(Conttnued from Page OgsJ

Memorial Park, Oshkosh, Wis, op- orators of private cemetery. Keefe, therefore, voted for hs pocketbook interest, not the public interest.
 Rep. Dean Gillespie, COL, Repub- lican-battled to the end against OPA. He happens to be vice presi- dent of Bluhill Foods, Inc, which on March p, paid fine of $1,007.- II to OPA for violating price ceil- ings on marmalade. His company is now being sued for $13,901.3l treble damages for violating price ceilings on preserves. Congressman Gillespie, therefore, not only let his food company violate price ceil- ings, but voted for his pocketbook interest to abolish OPA.
 Senator Elmer Thomas, Okla homa Democrat made speeches against OPA margins when OPA tried to prevent cotton specula- tion While making these speeches, Thomas and his family were specu- lating on cotton.
 Senator Hugh Butler, Nebraska Republican-opposed famine relief shipments of grain to Europe; also voted to remove price ceilings on meat and grain. Butler is a big grain and flour dealer, also raises cattle. He worked for the pocket book interest, not the public inter- est.
 Senator Edward Robertson, Wy oming Republican-voted to remove price controls on meat. The Sena- tor is a big cattle and sheep ranch CT. His vote was for the pocketbook interest.
 Senator Wherry, Nebraska Re- publican introduced an amend ment to the OPA Bill whereby automobile dealers would get a higher profit on the sale of cars. Wherry long has been an auto dealer. His vote was for the pock- etbook
 Another rollcall of pocketbook- Interest Congressmen will follow shortly.
 Note-This column has long pro- posed that Congressmen be required to register their stock and commod- ity transactions and their business interests, so the public may judge the influences behind their votes. Honest Congressmen would have nothing to fear from this.
 Merry -Go-Round Motto Con gress must clean out it's own Au- eean Stables.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-26
HOROSCOPE "The stars incline
 but do not cOmpeP
SATURDAY, JULY 27
HEART AND HOME

HEART AND HOME
 Through the period immediately ahead, wives will have many op- portunities to offer sympathy and understanding to their husbands Many difficulties lie in wait for those in business, and with few exceptions, their greatest concern will be for the welfare of their families. Courage and faith at home will do much to east their minds.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 Production of automobiles at the pre-war rate is still an aim and a hope; but there are indications that cars will be rolling off the assembly lines much faster in an- other month than at present.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 Condemnation of all persons who, in the role of landlord, refuse to permit children to live in their rooms, apartments or houses, is in- dicated Racial and religious pre- judices are symptoms of unhealthy thinking, but discrimination against children is evidence of a diseased mind.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 World food supplies will con- tinue to be short for some time, while the original goals have been met, additional sacrifice will be necessary if this country is to pro- vide it's full share.
 Persons whose birthdate this is are promised by the stars: A year of unusual physical and mental ac- tivity which will result in an un- expected material gain. .s Children born today will be bright students ambitious, hardworking and sincere.
 Copyright, 1946)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-26
fl PASSENGERS ARE
 FLOWN HERE BY PAA

Pan American Airways yesterday flew the following passengers to and from this city:
 From Seattle: Mrs. Grace Camp en, Darlene Guerin, Otha Olson, Minnie Dooley, Harrison Ashley, Philip Dawes, Gessie Sim, Hazel Smith, Betty Hermeyer
 From Fairbanks: James Carol; from Nome, George Folta.
 To Seattle: Stanley Schmidt, Ed ward Medley, Sam Green, Sophie Green, Sally Green, Harry Pahl, Rachel Pahl, John Bryce, Leon Pitkin, Andrew Bjelemland, Maurine Mackinson, Lorna Mackinson, Allen Mackinson, Nave Linton, Ralph Watkins, Elizabeth Watkins, Anna Mae Murphy, Jessie McCary, N Koob, Tryphena Warren, Walter Goldschmidt, Theodore Haas, Doro- thy Denhof, Claudia Denhof
 To Ketchikan: Phillip Modesette, Sam Baker; to Fairbanks: Phil Tate, Carrie Tate, Estelle Wagner, Don Burros, Max Penrod, Jerry Boyce.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-26
CAPITAL CHAFF

Assistant Secretary of State Bill Benton leaves soon on a goodwill tour of Latin America. U. s. brcadcasters over ten transmitters to Soviet Russia giving the com mon people of Russia the truth about the news begin about mid August. Maxim Litvinov was considered by Stalin for the post of Russian Ambassador to Argen- tina. However, Stalin changed his mind, decided Litvinov's appoint ment would arouse American sus- picions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-26
SAM RAYBURN'S VETO

Soviet Ambassador Gromyko is supposed to be the great wielder of the veto, but in a recent con- ference, good old Sam Rayburn of Texas did a little vetoing of his own. In effect, he took a large blue pencil and ran it through three important sections of the Senate bill to reorganize Congress. COP leader Joe Martin added one extra veto of his own.
 The Congressional Reorganization Bill, authored by Wisconsin's Sena-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-26

The people of Oklahoma did Alaska good turn when they defeated Congressman Jed Johnson in their recent primary election. Johnson as head of the powerful House Interior Department Appropriations Sub- committee not too liberal with the purse strings for Alaska arguing Alaskans themselves didn't pay enough taxes. Actually pay more per capita than the people of this State and apparently the Oklahomans didn't think much of Johnson either
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-26
TOM REDLINGSHAFER
 IS PROUD DAD NOW

Tom Redlingshate-, wellknown former Juneau young man, is the father of girl baby born to his wife July 3, in Puerto Rico.
 Young Redlingshafer has been in the armed forces for several years as Army instructor. He is a Captain now with the U. S. Army Infantry in Puerto Rico. This is the first child born to the Redlingshaf- CTS. The little miss has been named Sandra Lee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-26
20 YEARS AGO TIT {fHD EMPIRE
JULY 26, 1926

JULY downed the leading l. doubeheader the previous day fielding characterized both The Miners Bills this scheduled of the  Salmon weather did not permit the doings to be n Fellows Hall J. the Apex-Er Nido mine with another cleanup of gold bullion.
 Floating cannery Retriever Wright for supplies.
 Weather report: High, 59; low, 56; cloudy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-26
SWORD KNOT ARRIVES
 TODAY WITH FREIGHT

Arriving in Juneau at II o'clock this morning with approximately 200 tons of general cargo for Ju- neau was the Sword Knot
 The Sword Knot is an Alaska Transportation Company freighter, and will probably be in Juneau un- til sometime tomorrow night. She was anchored in the channel earl fer this morning awaiting the de- parture of the Princess Norah from the Alaska dock.