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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
Z a S a o .
Ctena redakce:-

Ctena redakce:-
zadam Vas 0 laskave poskytnutf mfsta v Telegraph" k
uvefejnenf nekoika elanka V zajmu naseho poplatnictva.
Nepravim zde "poplatnikd, nebot jedna Sc zde tez Q zajmy
nekoika detmi mali tezky 1kol ably vlastni stfechu mad Sc
bou a svymi dHky uchranily.
Jedna Sc tn, jak samozrejmo, o to tezke bfemeno, ktere
ma mas, vlastnfky svych domovin, mestska sprava uklada. A
P AID e sam Vi, NEsNEs1TEINE. ! : "'NN '0'0'' :
Jest mym 1myslem, pak-li mi mfsta We vasem lstu po-
nj zpasob puEIadani Rraaeni vSloh $ + fizenim mastsk IS spravy
spojenych, jest, nebot skoro celia tie jest vrzena ma majitele
jsou dane ma soukrome majetkv, a to vyhradne V SEVERE
castech, hlavne V oBCHoDNf cTVRTI, jsou snizovany.
Ujstuji Vas, re tfeba tyto elanky mely politcky pod
klad = bz neho byly by bezcenne stranckeho zajmu V
nichz jeden a padesat let jsem opravnenym volicem. Celia
ia t ,d lea 6 sdr jss en- b. bedliy nm poaor roSntaie1 .+m mlstn ilo po Iiahy "a a
be politicke strany. Mater Sc zvolenfm te neb one strany,
0astara mSnl tax axe n aPasoS ed1fn} ipEaVp pov aafya byl. nS To nejho ona
jest, ze V posiesdnich dewitt deSSiti leteeh staya Sc horsfm a
hlavnejsf: Co mas vlastne ia "cest' byt poplatniky mesta
Baltimore, stoji.
We dtoceni prot DAMN. My vsichni vine, re vedenf mesta
tax veIkeho jake jest Baltimore, ~vyzaduje velky obnos pc
Ike ably dane ty byIy sPRAvEDMVE %rozdeleny. A ze
spEayedlive ma poplat tn s ukladany nejs9p, 0 tom jsem pre- pr
tomu, KIDD by chtel .tvrdit opak.
Dale chci Vas ujstit, re vsechna tvrzeni v techo clan
vlastnich ale j nasich mlstnfch a%nglickych casopisd, hlavne
SUM a, CO nejhlavnejsi, ma efslicfch a zaznamech samot-
P~odotykam tu tez, Re vsechnu zodpovednost "a tyto u
vahy jake u vSech mych ~dvahach, ktere byly behem mi
nulych let We sloupc1ch Vaseho lstu u~verejneny =, beru zee
la ma sebe. Tez dovolte mi stanovit, re zadneho osobniho
zajmu : nimo toho, re ia jsem zrovna tax "dfen' mestskou
spravou jake druzi tn nen1. o co mne zde jde- jake
vzdy jest zajem naseho Hdu.
A jake posledn1 %ujisteni, chci tuto stanoyit re dcelem
dlnost ukladanf DAM, ale tz ma napravu tohoto Fla. Jina
mesta mela ty same potize a pomohly 81 k naprave a
nenf priciny proc to same nemohlo by Sc uskutecnit zde. Ia
pffklad mann v 1myslu uvesti mesto Omaha, We statu Ne
braska - pocet obyvatel pres ctvrt milionu v nemz zje
a zajiste tez vastnf majetek, znacny pocet nasich krajanu.
Nekdo snad fekne "Co my mdzem dokazat, vzdyt jest
mas tn pouze hrstka". to V mych clanclch dusledne zod-
povim.
S pozdravem,
ANT. J. SVEJDA.
(Pozn. Red. - Redakce Telegraph" milerada propdj-
obsahu)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
Mia NAVsTEVA.

Chvaln6 znama rodina FIR.
Slamy, 1913 N. Glover st. poe
+6na byla milou navstevou z
Chicago. Pf. Oh. Tlapa, ses-
ira p. FIR. Slamy zavftala do
Baltimore ztraviti nekolik dn1
mezi pTateli. Lib Sc il zde a
name pry lepsf pivo nez V Chi
cagu. Prejeme stastny pobyt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
UrednI ceny masa " prodej-
mach platne teprve cd 9. zari
tohoto roku.

Z WaShingtOnu bylO vyhla-
seno, re jiz v patek vstoupf v
platnost move ceny masa, kdyz
pred tim dekontrolnf vybor
vydal rozhodnutf, re maso ma
byti opet cenove konrole po-
drobeno.
FL. srpna vSak bylo toto roz-
hodnutf zmeneno v ten smysl,
re move detailnf ceny vstoupf v
platnost teprve 9. zaTf, tax ably
obchodnik1m byla dana MOI
most odprodati beze ztraty one
zasoby, ktere obchodnfci ma
koupili Ia vysoke ceny.
Naproti tomu vSak budou
1Tednf ceny Ia dobytek platne
iiz v patek tohoto tydne a vse-
chen p~orazeny dobytek v pa
tex pc lite iodine poledni a
pozdeji Dude podroben URGE
nym nejvyss1m cenam.
OPA slibuje, re ceny masa
budou podstatne stejne jake
byly ku dni 30. cervna, avsak
u nekterych druhG dojde asi k
nepatrnemu zvysenf. Soucas-
ne mali byti podstatne zostre-
ma vsechna opatreni prot GER
nemu trhu.
Prave k tomuto 1celu zada-
la OPA, ably mohla vykonava-
ii tez kontrolu mad jatkami do
posud kontrolovanymi uradem
zemedelstvf, totiz OPA konro-
lovala jen soukrome jatkafske
podniky. -.
OPA varovala mlekarensky
prumysl, ably nedovolil nero
zumny vzestup cen mleka a
mlecnych vyrobk1. Dekontrol-
nj vybor totiz jiz prohlasil, re
by tyto vyrobky byly opet &C.
move konrole podrobeny, kdy.
by zbozf m6lo byti pfllis pre-
drazovano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30

Detroit, Mich, 26. srpna 1916.
CT. redakce Telegraph!
Jiz pc diva tydny dostavam
cd Vas casopis ""Telegraf" KITE
ry mne jiste prekvapil neb
jsem jej odbffal pred 80 roxy
kdyz jsem V Baltimore bydlel,
neb jsem tam spolkaril, zakla-
dial pev6cky krouzek "Hlahol"
i trochu te dramatiky, take
kdyz takovy casopis jeden do
stane do rukou a cite ty zname
jmena tax 81 vzpomlna ma ty
krasn6 mlad6 easy. V roce
1912 jsem Sc ozenil a pax 1916
odejel jsem z Baltimore "a
lepsfm zamestnanfm do Buff
falo a pax sem do Detroit.
Rad bych v6del KIDD mn6 ca
sopis "Telegraf" zasfla? Nen1
to m1j svagrfcek Franta Ri
EEK z Madison ulice? re ano?
neb zde byl navstevou Sc svoj1
manzelkou (sestra moj1 zeny).
T6z jeho bratranec LOLA Ri
EEK a ,jeho vyvolena pc sva-
tebnfch obTadech %. cervna
skocili do kary sc svagrem a
svagrovou kter1 jim byli "a
svedky pr obradech a PRIMAL
Sc k nam do Detroit ma l1ban-
ky. To bylo prekvapenf neb
Frantfsek >stGj co stdj nechtel
ten Baltimore opustit a my
slim, re nebyl jest6 pred tim
dial z Baltimore jak ma Swan
pudlu."
Musfte uznat jake to bylo
pTekvapen1. Proto asi svagr
DO me u mas stale tocil oci neb
vedel, re rad ctu a mne ten Ca
sopis "Telegraf' zaslla.
Diky Franfsku a t6z redak-
eli "Telegrafu' "a zas1lan1. Tez
dfky panu A. CihlaTi, redakto-
ru "Telegrafu" "a jeho mama
havou praci skutecn6 vzacne-
no casopisu. Nevim jestli Sc ma
pana A. Cihlare .pamatuji, ale
znal jsem Vaseho otce dobfe.
Preji redakci TELEGRAPH" k
Vast praci mnoho zdaru.
Dale Sc doc1tame v casopisu
re p. August Klecka zemrel.
Byla to hrozna rama pro ceske
obyvatelstvo v Baltimore, neb
isem znal pana A. Klecku vel
mi dobTe a celou rodinu osob-
ne. On vlastn6 zdedil jeho ma
zory a dobrocinnost pc SVEN
otci Josefu Kleckovi, ktery jej
v jeho praci predchazel. ze-
lime jeho odchodu, budiz mu
zeme lehkou!
Jeho rodine a pTibuznym
vyslovujeme hlubokou sou.
strast.
Rodina Kundrat1
Detroit, Mich
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
Bila mouka Dude brzy opst
ma trhu.

Hospodyne mohou ocekava-
tt, re obdrzf b1lou mouku u
svych %grocerist1 asi do tr1 IT,
dnu, jak pravf mlynafi v Min
neapolis, MINI.
Mluvc1 Pillsbury a General
Mills rekli, re jejich mlyny "a
cnou ml1ti bflou mouku dine 1.
zafi, az vyprsl vladnl narlze.
nj, obmezujfcf mlet1 ma 80 pro
cent.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
SOkOlsky V6stnik.

Prfstim tydnem. ii. j. sire
dou, dine 4. zarf Sokolska Jedn.
"Blesk" a Baltimorska Jedno-
ia Sokolic zahajf move obdobi
t6locvicne cinnosti, venovane
hlavn6 vychove mladeze, S u
celem vypestovati a vybudova-
tt silna, zdrava tela a vesti je
V duchu ideald sokolskych, a
by byli Ike cti nasf ceske vetvi
americke a ably Sc stall uzitec-
nymi a uvedomelymi cleny
spolecnosti lidske.
Glen sokolstva bylo vzdy
udrzovati Gle a zivotne jed
noty. K tomu je tfeba staleho
pTiberu novych sill, mladeze.
Proto zadame ceske i sloven-
ske rodice a ony ceskeho pG-
'vodu, ably nam sverili jejich
dftky a posflali je k jejich
vlastnfmu prospechu, do cvi-
cent. Poplatek nenf zadny.
Zachazenl S dftkami je nejvys
opatrne, v spolehlivych a zod-
povednych rukou.
S navratem naSich veteranu-
SokolG, Sokolovna Ease obziv-
la a byl ucinen slibny zacatek.
Name ale m1sto i potrebu pro
mnoho vice zactva a jeste vice
dorostu. Behem valky, kdy
nebylo mono udrzeti pravi-
delnou cinnost, nam jista cast
mladeze odrostla a tuto meze-
ru je nutno vyplniti.
Prfstfm rokem Sokolska Jed
nota "Blesk'' dovrzf 75ti let Ii
vota a radi byehom Sc ukazali
svezestf a silou. Jiz Sc deli
pTfpravy k teto oslave. A nej-
lepsfm d6kazem zivosti by
mela byti ukazka cviceni We
vSech tr1dach, t. j. nejmlad-
SIGH, mladych i starslch v sile
a poctu CO MONA nejvetSlm. A
kvalita tez nesmf schazet. Pro-
to S chutf a oddanostf do pra-
&c. Jest mas tn dost. Cvicen1
nikomu neskodi a take Sc media
zapTft, re Sokolstvo vykonalo
"a tech 75let veliky kus prace
vychovne, budovaci a spolco-
vac1. Nesmfme v nj ustati ted
ami v budoucnu. Spejme dial
a k dals1mu vzmachu ZDAR!
Vzh1ru do cviceni We stredu,
A. zafi v z hodin vecer.
Josef Bilek, starosta
Frank Hejny, NIL, nacelnik
Eda Stetka, jednatel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
MiStnl ZprdVy.
Sued j. {. D. v Chicago.

Ma tento Sized j. G. D. ktery
Sc odbyva v Chicago odejely
nasledujici zastupkyne:
pf. Frantiska R1ha, "a Sbor
Baltimorske Vlastenky, {. 1T
J. 6. D., pf. Marie Kraft, "a
:Sbor Ctilada, {. Is j. G. d. a
pf. Margaret Kolomaznlk, "a
Sbor Maryland.
Pfejeme jim prfjemny pobyt
V Chicago.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
VAzENf KRAJANE!

V nedeli, %. zaTi Sokolske
Jednoy v Marylandu pofadajl
VeTejne Cvicen1 a Celodenni
Vylet do Belcamp, Md. Jedno-
ty spojene v tom podniku jsou
Sokolska Jednota 'Blesk', Bal
timorska Jednota Sokolic, Te-
locvicna Jednota Sokol Curtis
Bay, Telocvicna Jednota Sokol
Belcamp a Telocvicna Jednota
Sokol Philadelphia, Pa.
Rano v devet hodin budou
Sc poradati zavody zactva -
vsech malych zakyn a zak6
nasich jednot, v IL hodin eel
kova zkouska ma prostna. We
2 hodiny Verejne Cviceni.
Bude to jeden nejvets1 pod
mix telocvicny co jsme dopo-
sud podnikli v Marylandu.
Ably nasi krajane NELL PRIZE
zitost sc S Mani z1castniti ma
ten Sokolsky den, vyjede W.
prava Bust cd Sokolovny Cur
It's Bay, 1927 Cherry st. a Cd
skoly Augustine Hermana,
Ashland Ave a Glover St., Bal
timore v nedeli, %. zafi v 8
hodin rano. Vyzivame nase
krajany ably Sc prihlasili do
Bust nejdele do Is. zari u ma
sledujfcfch clenG:
V Curt Bay u:
FIR. Blahut, 1431 Cherry st.
Jan Svitak, 1927 Locust st.
Frank C. Hajek,
1929 Pennington Ave.
Josef Pokorny,
1881 E. Madison St.
Jas. Primus, 4O3 N. Castle st.
nebo 1907 Richmond Ave.
"Telegraf'',
843 N. Washington st.
Frank j. Hejny,
1922 Ashland Avenue
Ant. CihlaT, 1927 Grogan Ave.
Okruzna costa jest $1.OO "a
osobu, cvicicf deti nebudou
platit.
Prihlasky must byt zaplace-
ne do Is. zaTf ably jsme vedeli
kolik bust Dude zapotTebi. Je-
likoz ocekavame ~navstevu z
Washingtonu, Philadelphia,
New York, Annapolis, Curtis
Bay, Baltimore a jinych NEST,
odporucujeme z~ajistenf 81 mi
sta ma busu lined. Gin drive
rim lepe.
Nezapomente den 20. zaff
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30

Vereine Cvicen1; Is. zar1 po-
sledni den ma prihlasky. Ces-
tovne S1.O0 "a osobu.
Dalsi zpravy sledujte "Te-
legrafu''.
Ia Okrskovy Vybor
Marylandskych Sokolskych
Jednot:
JOS. Pokorny, nacelnik
Jos. Fejfar, jednatel.
CvIcENf v CURTIS BAY!
Zahajeni pravidelneho cvi-
cent v Curtis Bay zapocne v
Sokolovne, 1927 Cherry St. v
1tery, 8. zarf. V Z hodin pro
zactvo, 8 hodin dorost a 9 no
din clenstvo.
zadam Cechoslovaky v Cur
tbs Bay by poslali deti a i sami
prihlasili Sc do cvicenl. Mall
byti Sokol Curtis Bay spravne
zastoupen pri verejnem cvice,
nj v Belcampu, jest povinnostl
vsech by navsteva v telocvicne
byla nejvetsl. Ma zdar!
Josef Pokorny, cvicitel
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
Vvstava druheho csl. odboje
PaTizi.

Praha (CTK) Vsechny
nrazske listy prinasejf pochval
ne referaty nebo zmlnky o w
save druheho csl. odboje v Pa
T1zi.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28
China Quiet Today As French Start
 CrusI1er, Indo-China
(BY THE ASSOCIATED pREss)

An effort by the French to crush remaining Annamite resistance in Indo-China was indicated today in reports to Saigon.
 Sharp fighting was reported in the north between tEe towns of Tan Cupen and Tan Thankin, with the French claiming infliction of heavy casualties on Annamite forces rein forced by Japanese deserters.
 Meanwhile, an apparent military ca Unsettled over China for the first time in nearly two decades. The Communists reported yesterday that all fronts were quiet, and there was nothing from Central Government sources to indicate otherwise.
 In Chungking, delegates of the Democratic League were attending China's political consultation con- ference, after a 24-hour walkout, prompted they said. by police search hftorei IwqbMES' UtH search of their homes. Sub-commit- tees of the unity conference work ed on two of the nations knottiest problems: Government reorganiza- tion and membership of the Nation- al assembly.
 w. Averill Hartman, American ambassador to Russia, delayed his departure from Chungking after a long conference with General Mar shall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28
NEW NIGHT CLUB

A new night club, the Oasis" will open this week end in Douglas and will be operated by two part ners. Lee E. Swift and Robert Churchill
 The club is located in the build ing formerly occupied by the Doug las Recreation Parlors, directly across the street from the Eagles Hall. The building has been com pletely renovated and redecorated with unique designs, appropriate to the establishments name, Oasis displaying camel trains and cara vans enroute across a desert be- tween pyramids to a green palm treed Oasis which is attended by a beautiful girl. The paintings and decorations was done by the Mc- Clellan decorators. The business will cater to the evening trade and will have music and has an ample dance floor As soon as more equip ment arrives, the partners plan to also serve dinners, specializing in steak, chicken and chinese dinners.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28
CUB SCOUT PACK
 MEETING TONIGHT

The Cub Scouts meet tonight for their regular monthly pack meet ing at the Grade School Gym. Boys Around the World" is to- nights theme, and will be carried out by skits by each of the dens. Advancement badges will be award ed, and the first graduate from clubbing, Jeff Pegues, will get the full Weblos badge. Jeff plans con- tinuing Boy Scouting.
 The Den Dads and Mothers will plan next months theme, tena- lively listed as blue and gold banquet. All parents of denners are part of the pack program, and will be given part in the events start ing at o'clock. Particularly all parents of boys receiving badges are requested to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28
HILARIOUS FILM
 SHOWING TONIGHT
 AT 10TH CENTURY

The Paramount film which is at the 20th Century for the last times tonight, co-starring Diana Lynn and Gail Russell, is just about the funniest in a long time.
 Describing quite simply the act ual experiences of two precocious young debutantes who are permit ted to make an unchaperoned trip to Europe, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay embraces all the hilarious situations into which two heauti- ful innocents might walk on their first thrilling visit to Paris.
 They literally turn Paris upside down and stand London on it's dig nified ear. They create havoc and disaster with greater ease than a tightrope walker does suspense. They're beautiful and young and gay but they'd tickle you to death even if they weren't. They're just about the cutest pair on the screen and they're cast in a picture that was made for them and for any audience.
 Featured in the cast are Charlie Ruggles, who certainly needs no in- troduction, Dorothy Gish, Beulah Bondi, and two new handsome leading men that the girls lead aroud by their respective noses, Bill Edwards and James Brown Lewis Allen deserves credit for directing the picture.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28
PIMA BRINGS TEN
 FROM WESTWARD

On the regular run between An chorage and Juneau, Pacific North ern Airlines arrived Saturday with Bob Des Marias and First Officer Eddie Bowman.
 Passengers from Anchorage were T-5 William J. Kelly, T-5 L. w ChIistomas, T-5 R. T. Vernhoft, T-5 M. G. Schmitz, T-5 Robert Allen Pfc. E. L. Skeek, Pfc. Jeff Wiggins Jacob Lane, P. s. McClain; from Yakutat: It. w. M. Nicholson.
 To Anchorage: P. c. Venaas James Ford. Hubert McCutcheon Mrs. M Maddox; to Kodiak: Mar garet Deitsch, Pat Wright, and Roy Snyder.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28
.BARAN0F TAXES 17
 PASSENGERS. SOUTH

Steamer Baranof sailed for the South Saturday afternoon with the following passengers:
 To Seattle, Mrs. Esther Turner, Sandra Turner, Janet Turner, Jill Turner. Mrs. A. M. Gould, T. Pal lori, w. J. Hoffmeister Mrs. w. J. Hoffmeister, Frank McVeigh, Mary Lou Jackson; to Ketchikan, Madge Knowles, Edna Peterson, H. O. Johnson, Charles Pelto, Leonard Horn, and c. A. Hyner.
 To Petersburg, Dr. L. P. Dawes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28
'THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS" E
 BILL AT CAPITOL

If it's splendor you want, ol comedy romance, or swashbuckline swordplay, or beautiful girls, or Ituneful melodies or--this could gc on forever with everything movie audiences crave-then your current task of finding enjoyment is a sim pie one. Go to the Capitol Theatre where Columbia Pictures is present. ing it's Technicolor fantasy of old Bagdad, "A Thousand and One Nights" featuring Cornel Wilde, Eve lyn Reyes, Phil Silvers and Adele Jergens. There you will see and hear them all
 It's the hilarious, colorful and glamourous story of Aladdin and his wonderful vamp, the Genie with the light brown hair. The legends of the East hold many amazing tales of miracles and romance
 but nor,a more enthralling than this magical tale of a vagabond street singer and the Sultan's daugh- ted.
 Aladdin (Cornel Wilde), the Frank Sinarta of old Bagdad, does a swoon himself over the charms of Princess Armina Adele Jergens) He woos her in her palanquin Ca luxurious litter) and dates her foi that night in her garden. He's pick up by the palace guard, however and thrown into the hoosegow. Af- ter escaping from there with the aid of Novira Dusty Anderson) the Princess maid, Aladdin and his CO., hort, Abdullah tPhil Silvers) ar itinerant pickpocket, meet a sor- cerer (Richard Hale) as they flee the city. He tells them of magi- cal lamp that brings every wish They go in search of it.
 After eluding many dangers, in cluding giant (Rex Ingram) they find the lamp, rub on it. and z beautiful Genie (Evelyn Keyes) ap. pears to obey Aladdin's slightest command From there on, the story moves through one magical sequence to another.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28
COASTAL AIRLINES ON MANY FLIGHTS
 DURING WEEKEND

Alaska Coastal Airlines flew the following passengers on trips to and from Juneau during the weekend
 To Ketchikan, Dorothy Beale, Carl M. Janis Mary Lou Jones. George c. Jones, Jr., George Jones, Hal Marchbanks, Charles Holgram- sen, Ike Taylor, Doris Graves. John Likeness, J. s. Robinson, Otis Bab- bitt, John Eggum; to Hoonah, War ren Sheakley, Jim Parks, R. Han son.
 From Ketchikan, Alex Holden, Guy Delp, D. E. Buchanan, Carclle Carlson, Don Baker, Margaret Fitzpatrick, J. w De Champlain; from Wrangell, Gene Pettigrew, Joe Pettigrew, Delbert Hanks; from Petersburg, Sherrod Kendall.
 From Hoonah, Mrs. Sid Benson, Esther Douglas, Harry Douglas, Sally Martin, Robert Hanson, Nellie Hanson, James Houston, Annie Fawcett.
 From Sitka, Mrs. Frank Oliver, Fran Oliver, Bud Phelps
 On today's flights to Skagway, Petersburg and Wrangell were the following passengers:
 To Skagway. Peter Kushnich, Wallace Bicks, Albert Brown, M. Wanamaker, Joseph Tassell, Percy Hope, s. Hansen. George Cortez; to Petersburg, Edward L. Sheek, Roy James; to Wrangell. Donald J. House, Winifred Lindsay, Blanche Trimble.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28
DISCUSSION ON
 p0LI0MYLITIS lS
 T0BE BROADCAST

A special discussion on poliomylitis in connection with the National foundation for Infantile Paralysis drive will be broadcast next We'd nesday night on the community center program. There is window display on this subject at the Thom- as Hardware store.
 Participating in the program will be Mrs. M. o. Johnson, president of the Health Council in Juneau; the Rev. Robert s. Treat, and Miss Mar garet Welsh, Juneau public nurse.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28
ALASKA AIRLINES
 BRINGS NINE HERE

Arriving on the Alaska Airlines Starliner Fairbanks, Sunday with Captain Peterson, Flight Officer Hola and Stewardess Sharp were the following passengers from An chorage Mrs. S. A. Sherley, Don Mcdonald, Glen Neubert, Ellen Rife Fay Peterson. Joy Gaylene, Knut Knudson and Mrs. I. Estabrook.
 From Gustavas. E. L. Griffin.
 On the return flight to Anchor age. the following departed: Nor val H. Nelson. R. A. Henderson. Mrs. R. A. Henderson, Lowell M. Puckett and It. M. R. Smith; to Cordova Avis Davidson; To Yakutat: Helen Brenner, Charles Milton, Ben Pet erson, Louise Peterson and Lowell Peterson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28
HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's Hospital during the weekend were the following patients: Lila Mack. medi- cal; Mrs. William Collier medi- cal; Mrs. Mary Holmquist, surgical Mrs. Alvin Lynch, medical; Mrs Santiago Basco, medical.
 Discharged were: Mrs. Aller Gaunt, Lawrence Dubois, Mrs. Johr Hale, Mrs. William Collier. all med ical patients, and Mrs. Larry Mc- Kechnie, surgical.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28
MAN CONTESTS REORGANIZATION
 SHAVING OF WIFE

LOS ANGELES. Jan 28.-Arthur Eggers, mild-mannered sheriff's clerk, has signed a confession to the decapitation staying of his wife Sheriff's Capt. Gordon Bowers says but hours of searching for her head and hands had proved futile today
 Bowes reported Eggers' confess sion Saturday night, and touched off an all-night and all-day hunt for the members which Eggers said had been severed with a saw and thrown from the car deeper in a mountain canyon than the spot where her body was found.
 But after deputies had spent many hours plodding through brush, Egg gers accompanying them, he turned and said:
 Well, it's almost too horrifying to tell, but here's the truth: burn ed Dorothy's head and hands in the incinerator at home"
 flowers said deputies earlier had slf ca ashes there without success. Asked when he did the burning, the 52-year-old clark replied:
 Why in the morning, of course It's against the law to burn any, thing in your incinerator after noon."
 Eggers' confession, Bowers de- clared, described how he returned to his home in nearby Temple City on the night of Dec. 30, saw man leaving, accused his 41-year-old wife of entertaining him, fought with her, shot and dismembered her in the bathroom, put the remains in his car and drove to the moun- tains, where, he disposed of them, returning few hours later to clean up the traces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28
CARD Or THANKS

We wish to thank everyone who called during the wedding and re- ception of Miss Frances Stuz and James E. Jones at the home of Mir and Mrs. Emil Galao.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28
PLEADS NOT GUILTY

Accused by Alaska Native Ser vice officer Leonard Allen of will full failure to care for her two- year-old child, Violet Elizabeth Hansen, of Yakutat, pleaded not guilty here this morning before U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray and was released on her own recogni- zance, pending hearing on the charge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28
GLEN EDWARDS DISCHARGED

Pfc. Glen Edwards recelved hlS discharge from the Army, Airborne Division, last Jan. 2, according to word received by relatives here. Glen has served for nearly four wears in the Armed forces. serving several of them in the Pribolof Islands and the Aleutians- Last April he was shipped overseas with his Airborne Division and since has been in Germany. He plans to arrive, at his home here, sometime in the early spring, at present, he is visiting sisters he has not seen for four years, Mrs. Ed Roller and family of Tacoma, and Mrs. James Emerson of Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28

WANTED-Young woman or girl for telephone operatOr-full time. Experience not necessary. For particulars phone 42O or call at telephone 0ffice--2nd Dixon.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
DOUBLE MEETING TONIGHT

DOUBLE MEETING TONIGHT
 There will be special joint meeting this evening of the Doug las City Council and the Douglas Fire Department, at the City Hall. The meeting will begin at 8 pm. with all members requested to be present.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-28

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