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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
JopAdmits Plot fo Kill .'Arthur
 Y0uM Intended
 To Fall In Attempt,
 Dwt Blame Reds

Tokyo, June 4-(UP)-A youthf.., Japanese has confessed he plannA to join the Communist Party ans then deliberately fail in an attempt to assasginate Gen. Douglas MacArs thur 60 as to implicate Japanese Communists in . plot" against the supreme commanders life, police said today.
 Masalki Hoshino, chief of police of the small mountain town of Shibu. kawa, said that Terunori Arai, 2l, arrested In connection with . May Day plot to assassinate MacArthllr, had disclosed details of the plan.
 According to Hosllino. Arai. . fanatic" was associated with six or seven other men, most of whom were Japanese Army officers. One suspect, Terukaya, Ito, was arrested in Tokyo and taken to ehibukews where he was released for lack of evidence.
 Arai was arrested ct Shlbukawa, 66 miles northwest of Tokyo, last Wednesday after Q fellow-passenger wa @ VI 8AAA Asg W89 &AAAAAb eSaA " lice he heard the suspect say, Mae. Arthur must be eliminated"
 Police said Arai steadfastly denied any connection with the May Day plot. Hideo Takayama, still is sought as the alleged ringleader of that plot which was disclosed on April 3O-two days after Arai made his remark.
 Arai was arrested month after his conversation was SReTheard. During painstaking search, police located a girl who told them he free Quently came to Shibukawa to buy wood. From her description, police picked Ayai up at the railroad sta. ton.
 When the details of the May Day plot were disclosed, Supreme Head. quarters said 1t was timed to coin. eide with . Communicated deEaon- stEation. At the same time, head. quarters carefully pointed out that there was no evidence to link Com munists with the projected assas- sillation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
AnnhuTsf  Tomorrow
 Blshep 0'BEIsn
 To eoaseV Degrees;
 Picnic EeelsEday

South WOodstOck, June 4-Her- bert Bell, Ph.D., will deliver the address to the graduates at the second graduation of Annhurst College on June s. pr. Bell is Q professor of 18th Century English History at Wesleyan University, Middletown. His Eminence Henry J. O'Brien, Bishop of Harford, will confer the degrees on the graduates who are: Alice Baxter, Newport, R. l.: Eleanor Brady, West Hart ford. Conn; Marion Bl0we, Pitts field. Mass; Betty Fernand, Dan- bury, Conn; Constance Forest, Fitchburg, Mass: Marguerite O'Meara, Dudley, Mass: Ende Weirs. Norwich, Conn; Mary Rita O'Hara, Boston, Mass, and Bella Cotnoir, Putnam, Conn.
 Senior Ball
 began last Saturday, with the Alumnae luncheon and the recep- ton of the seniors into the Alum nae, followed by the Senior ball at night in the college auditorium. Miss Betty Fernand of Danbury was the committee chairman.
 BaecaIauTeate Sunday
 Baccalaureate Sunday, June 2, opened with a solemn high Mass. The Rev. Thomas ?. Dennehy, dean of the college, offlciated. The Bac- calaureate sermon was given by the Rev. James P. Timmins, editor Of the Catholic Transcript.
 As the years major production, the Dramatic Club presented Sum- day afternoon 8 modern three-act play, "LOurdes," by Louis Parker.
 Underclassnian Activities
 The underclassmen feted the class of l046, starting yesterday. with the freshman picnic at 10 A. M. in Roseland Park. This will be followed by 8 luncheon and bridge given by the class of l947. Today the sophomore class will honor the seniors with a dinner at the Rlis- sian Bear Restaurant.
 The Glass Night exercises of the Senior class will begin with the carrying of the Daisy Chain by the class of '48 at 2 P. M. Their ac- tivities will be the reading of the class will. the dramatizing of the class prophecy, the presentation of the year beck and the class gift, closing with a candIelight ceremony and songs by the seniors.
 Commencement Day
 Mass on Commencement Day, to- morrow. will be celebrated at Q A. M. by the dean. This will be followed by . Communion break. fast for the class of 46 and their parents in Saint Louis Hall.
 At 3 graduation exercises will open with the Academic procession followed by the presentation of the candidates for degrees by the dean,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
NsV Firms File
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 The ilIm has HAplltal Anth0glgas lloD 0f bb0000 and reports ei2000 ai lhe start Of bllslnAis, Listed as lne0Tp0FalDrs bFe Wllllam W, 6egeF vlTelDla v, Headlev, and Mliaabeib A. Mcdonald, All Of WateTblTy,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
Princeton Honors
 JOhn E. Barry, Jr.

Princeton. N, !, June 4-,lohn v, Barry, IT., of l2a Eske Street. Wa. teEhugy, has been elected Advertise ing Director of W, ?, R, u,, campus radio station at Princeton unlver, alty, He will assume his new duties tn the fall,
 Barry, son Of MF, and Mrs John " Barry, is a member of the Glass af leA7 at Princeton, He attended Crosby High School, Waterbury, Cheshire Academy, Cheshire, Conn. and oranwell Preparatory School, LenoN, Mass,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04

tional committeeman, sought the Democratic gubernatorial nomina- ton against Richard Haeder, pres- ident of the State Rural Electrifca- ton Association, and Edward Par- chal, former state regent of educs. ton.
 NEW MEXICO Sen, Dennis ChaVes was opposed for Fenomina. ton by Gov, John J. Dempsey, Democrat. Patrick J. Hurley, former ambassador to China, was unop- posed as the Republican senatorial candidate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
keenon Rops Jup Leaders For PilIoge
 Dlamss TeIo, Others
 FoF Conducting War
 Co Satisfy Amblllons

Tokyo, June A-UP)-The rape. Ane plllage and the murder of inno- cents in Japan's ''war against civ- tiization" must be blamed person. ally on her leaders who sought world domination. Chief Prosecutor Joseph B. Keenan charged today before the International Crimes Tribunal.
 Keenan's l6.000 word opening statement blamed former Premier Eideki Toio and 27 other former members of the government for cal- lously and madly conducting a war to satisfy their imperialist ambl- tons.
 That plan for world domination included personal gain for the de- fendants through hrutalitleS. rape and pillage 0f entire towns and the use of opium against the Chinese to weaken their will to fight. he charged.
 Charges Lengthy
 Keenan, spent nearly three hours listing specific charges the pros4cu- tion would prove in it's light to con- wet the defendants of conSpiring t0 smash the peace of Asia, and seek world domination through . gagan- tie plot.
 Keenans list of specific atrOci. 4lo6 included:
 l. That Japanese military
 oliques and ultra-nationaliSt
 societies resorted to rule by as-
 easSination.
 2. Japan concluded a secret
 military alliance with Germany
 aA the same time she made the
 Anti-C0mintern Pact in 1886,
 sS, In the early days of the
 conspiracy between Germany.
 Italy and Japan. the Japanese
 decided to 90 to war with the
 United States to further her sea
 policy,
 {. Hitler gave the Japanese
 two submarines with plans to
 use them based on German ex-
 perience in machine-gunning or
 otherwise destroying survivors jhf torpedoed ships,
 . s. The defendants ordered
 violations of known rules Of
 warfare in torturing prisoners
 and civilians and wiplng out
 entire towns and populations,
 G Japanese opposing war
 leaders were punished and ter-
 Torized,
 Human Beings Responsible
 ~AN governments are operated by human agents and all crimes are committed by human beings" Kee- nan said. "A mans official posi- tion cannot rob him of his identity as an individual nor relieve him of ahe responsibility for individual 0t- lenses, The personal liability of these high-ranking civil officials is one of the most important, and perhaps the only new question un- der international law to be present. cd to this tribunal" Keenan said he would prove that for years prior t0 l9aa the Japanese military sponsored a public school prog am designed to inStin a Mili- taristlc spirit in Japanese youth and cultivate an ra-nati0nalist con- cept that future progress in Japan depended upon conquest in World War II, The Mukden Incident, was no accident" he added, Tt was part 0f an overall plan to invade Man. ehuria, Today, end far more important etill, tomorrow and forever after" he said. wars can be nothing other than total wars, our purpose here k one of prevention or de. saryent, It has nothing to do with small meaner objects such as ven- eoaneo or retaliation,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
Mrs. Edith Case
 Found Unconsci0us

The condition of Mrs, Edith Case, wife of American Brass Company assistant treasurer samuel Case 0l lAa Bunker Hin Avenue, was report, cd @ be serious today at her Wash ingt0n, Conn, home where she was found unconscious last night,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04

the conferring of the degrees by the bishop, and the address by pr. Bell.
 The singing during the coin- nlencement exercises will be done by the Annhurst Choral. Solemn benedicnon will be held, to be fol- lowed by a reception for the grad" uates, their parents and friends.
 Waterbury girls on the commit. tees for the underclassMen scttvi- ties were Joan Byrnes, daughter of Mrs. MaTgaret Byrnes Of 26 Earl Street and Frances sunanaa, daugh. ter of Mir. and Mrs. Paul SumEna Of l26 ROseland Street.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-12-28
IN THIS ISSUE

Local News 2 State and National
 News 5 New Haven Features =. 4 Waterbury News ...... 4 Bristol, New Britain,
 Middletown News 5 Women's Page .!..... 6 Tnen Ayers ............ z. Ansonia News ......... 8I T torial .............. 10 ",atures .............. II Inquiring Photographer 13 Springfield News ...... 15
Hartford chronicle., 1946-12-28

Picture right shows property purchased by the Independent Social Center on Main St. A five year development program is underway during which time concerted effort will be made liquid ate all mortgages on both properties
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-04

cey MVAC IL Bosne koncentri-
ranih okoli Konjica oh Neretvi
pod Jegjevicevo in mojo koman-
do
ITO je storjeno v sporazumu
VI. vojaskim korpusom, da Sc
izvedejo operacije proti parti-
zanom, XII prihajajo IL cone
Imotski-Pr Prozor."
Polozaj italijanskih Get v do
lini Neretve je povzrocil velike
skrbi v generalnem stabu II. ita-
lijanske armade in generala Ro-
alto je kot poveljnik nadomestil
general Robotti. Dne 18. febru-
aria 1913 je postal Robotti ita-
janski vrhovni komandi v Rimu
telegram, XII sc v odlomkih gla-
81 (Dokument st. 242):
"Prvi6: Polozaj ma ozemlju
vi. vojaskega korpusa je postal
nenadno tezaven Partizan-
ske mase, ocenjene ma kakih 12,-
600 dobro oborozenih MOI, so
obkolile nase cete v Prozoru..
Nase cete Sc Sc nadalje branijo.
''Drugic: sesti vojaski korpus
je pooblascen porabitf vse sile,
XII SO ma razpolago, vkljucivsi
edinice prostovoljne antikomu-
nisticne milice da Sc polo
zaj popravi :"
Dne 10. februarja je nacelnik
staba italijanske II. armade po-
slal naslednji telegram komandi
vi. vojaskega korpusa (Doku-
ment st. 244):
"Hitro sporocite, &c Sc Crno-
gorce lahko rabi takoj ali v te-
ku par dni, kakoi' tudi ime kra-
ia, kje Sc lahko rabijo."
Komanda vi. vojaskega kor-
pusa je ocividno hotela rabbit
cetnike takoj, kajti isti dan }e
general Robotti brzojavil ma
slednje (Dokument st. 245):
"Dokler Sc polozaj ne popravi,
lahko rabite Crnogorce, toda ab-
solutno potrebno je, da Sc Jim
onemogoci skodovati prebival-
stvu ali ga ropati."
Nemci so morali ustaviti Get
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-04

|nisko klanje Albancev v Sandja-|
ku. Italijani so. n1orali ustaviti
cetnisko klanje in ropanje rimo-
katolieanov in muslimanov VI
Bosni in Herzegovina!
Dne %. februarja 1943 je AM
brozio, general Vrhovne itali-
janske komande v Rimu postal
naslednji radiogram poveljniku
II. italijanske vojske v Susaku
document st. 252):
"Njegova ekselenca Pirzio Bi-
roll in Njegova ekselenca Ro-
botti sta naprosena, da Sc udele-
zita seize, Xxi sc bo vrsila v uradu
te Vrhovne komande v sredo
|zjutraj 3. marca in ma kateri Sc
bodo pregledale zadeve v zvezi
z organizacijo Draze Mihajlovi-
ca" .~
Kaj Sc je zgodilo ma tel seji,
kateri je moral prisostvovati tu-
di sam Mussolini, nj porocano,
znano pa je, da SO do kapitula-
cije Italije cetniki Draze Mihaj-
lovica operirali pod komando
italijanskega generalnega staba.
Dne Is. maja 1943 je Luigi
Migliorini, major v italijanskem
vi. vojaskem korpusu, postal
sledece pismo majorju Petru
Bacovicu, cetniskemu koman-
dantu "a vzhodno Bosno in Her.
cegovino (Dokument st. 268):
" Stem Vam mammalian, da je
danes general Giannuzzi preme-
still svojo komando v Dubrovnik
ma povelje vi. vojaskega korpu-
sa. Poveljnik aesta Bilece osta-
ne polkovnik Josef Falletti, s
katerim lahko drzite kontakt 20
naeinu, kakor smo sc dogovorili.
&c innate nujne novice "a sporo-
citi, prosim, posljite jih narav-
most po drju. Perovicu.
lob tel priliki Vam posiljam
svoje iskrene prijateljske po-
zdrave.
Komec prihodnji6
Kdor je 6lovekoljwb, daruje
sa otro$ko bozsaico . Sloveniji
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-04
zadeva Draze MihaiIoviGa
liz urada Slovenskega ameriskesa narodnesa svefa)
(Nadaljevanje)

SKI kOmandant kaSSelmann v
Han Koli postal naslednje bozic-
no voscilo poveljniku Micieu in
njegovim cetnikom:
"Nemske .6ete ma utrjeni toe
XII Han Kola posiljajo Vam in
junaskim cetnikom najlepsa vo-
scila "a vesele bozicne prazni-
ke."
Posnetek originalnega pisma
v pravilni nemscini in v spake-
drani srbo-hrvascini, podpisano
cd Kasselmanna, je zanesen v
porocilo komisije kot document
st. 184.
Treba je omeniti Sc emo listi-
no, XII sc tice cetniskih operacij
zapadni Bosni. To je fotosta-
ticni posnetek potnega dovolje-
MIA, XII ga je izdal ustaski po-
veljnik v Banji luki. Glasi Sc:
"POTNO DOVOLJENJE-za
poveljnika cetniskega regimen
ia 'Manjaca' g. Vukasina Marce-
tica in "a poveljnika prvega ba-
taljona cetniskega regimenta
'Manjaca' g. Jovana Misica-ki
gresta v spremstvu osem cetni-
kov ma konferenco v selo Grab
ska, okraj Doboj- j-z namenom,
da Sc izbere skupna administra-
CHA, XII DO imela nalogo sodelo-
vati S hrvatskimi oblastmi kot
edini zastopnik cetnikov v tel
pokrajini.
''Vse oblasti oh njihovi cesti
imajo ukaz zgoraj omenjenim
ma vse nacine pomagati in Jim
ne delati kakih tezav."
To potno dovoljenje je podpi-
sal polkovnik I. Brozovic, usta-
Ski poveljnik v Banji luki (Do-
kument st. 1917.
Polom cetrte ofenzive
Nacrte "a cetrto ofenzivo pro-
tt partizanom prvi cetrti leta
1913 >je sestavila v Rimu vista
italijanska komanda in nemski
poveljnik "a jugovzhod general
Won Lehr.. Vecje stevilo italian
skin listin, objavljenih v poro-
cilu jugoslovanske komisije "a
ugotovitev vojnih zlocinov, ka-
re, da je v tel ofenzivi bila od-
deljena cetnikom Draze Mihaj-
lovica specificna naloga, da pre-
precijo partizanom umik proti
jugu pred pritiskom skupnih
nemskih, italijanskih in usta-
Skin Get, XII so napadale S seve-
ra. V teh listinah nazivajo Ita-
lijani cetnike bodisi imenom
M. V. A. c.. (Miliica Volontaria
Anti-Communista) ali jih ime-
nujejo Crnogorce, Hercegovce,
nacionaliste ali pa navadno Get
nike.
Dne 10. januarja 1913 je ge-
neral Roatta, poveljnik II. ita-
liianske vojske, postal nasled-
MO depeso nemskemu koman-
dantu ma Hrvaskem (Dokument
st. 2O3):
"Pooblascen sem cd Vrhovne
komande, da Vas informiran O
pricetku cetniskih operacij, XII
SO bile zacrtane v Rimu in sc
pricno prve dni prihodnjega me-
SEGA. Te operacije bodo pod ko-
mando XVIII. vojaskega korpu-
sa in jih bodo izvedle hercegov-
ske formacije. Pricele Sc bodo
cd Prozora in imajoc Glamoc "a
skupni cilj. Po dovrsenih opera
cijah, katerih Sc pricakuje, da
bodo trajale kakih Is do 20 dni,
Sc bodo Hercegovci in Crnogorci |
vrnili ma svoje ozemlje v smislu |
izrecne zelje Poglavnika."
Ia Poglavnik je seveda Ante
Pavelic, XII je bill, kot izgleda,
pripravljen sprejeti cetnisko po-
moe, nj pa hotel, da bi njegovi
srbski cetniski zavezniki ostali
ma teritoriju Nezavisne hrvat-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-04

A>SoAVAoAAo oN oHSAo oSAJs IA JAAA
bodo izvrsile nase cete ma terito-
riju vi. in XVIII. vojaskega kor-
pusa S sodelovanjem nemskih in
hrvatskih Get bodo postale
aktivne ina ozemlju) med
XVIII. in vi. korpusa formacije
hercegovske in crnogorske
MVAC (Milicia Voluntaria Anti
Comunista) :.
"Cim vecje stevilo nasih cast
nikov mora biti uvrscenih v te
formacije da Sc preprecijo
napadi ma katolisko, nekomuni-
sticno prebivalstvo in Sc tako
vzdrzi nasa oblast in mas ugled.
Ia dosego tega namena je treba
priti do sporazuma z odgovor-
mimi cetniskimi voiitelji ter jim
posvariti, da takih prestopkov
ne bono trpeli ter da lahko sko-
dijo nasim vzajemnim odnosa-
jem v bodocnosti :"
Toda februarja 1943 je po-
stalo jasno, da cetrta ofenziva
ne DO dosegla svojega namena,
XII je bill: partizane kot vojasko
silo uniciti. Odklanjajoc bitko v
zapadni Bosni in Liki, so parti-
zani prekoracili Neretvo in do
spell v Herzegovina in Sandjak.
z nenadno proti-ofenzivo so
sprawl italijanski vi vojaski
korpus v opasen polozaj in ita-
lijansko divizijo ''Murge" raztr-
gall ma drobne koscke. General
AMIGO, poveljnik tega korpusa,
je obupal. Apeliral je "a pomoc
ma komando II. italijanske VOL
ske, toda edine cete, XII jih je
mogel general Roatta poslati, 50
bile Sc nadaljne edinice Mihaj-
lovicevih cetnikov.
V Crni gori je bila v naglosti
izvrsena splosna mobilizacija in
$4,000 cetnikov pod poveljstvom
castnikov jugoslovanske kralje-
We vojske, XII so jih Italijani IL
vrstno oborozili, Sc je razvrstilo
oh obrezju reke Neretve z nalo-
go, da oslabijo partizanski pri-
tisk ma Italijane in preprecijo
partizanom, da bi Sc prebili pro-
tt Nevesinju in tako usli il obro-
ca, XII so ga okrog njih tesno
sklenili Nemci, Italijani, ustasi
in cetniki. Cetnikom so povelje-
vail Mihajlovicevi najbolj zaup-
nj oficirji-Bajo Stanisic, Pavel
Dzurisic, Zarija Ostojic, Peter
Bacevic in drugi.
Vse to je razvidno IL italian
skin in cetniskih dokumentov,
XII so objavljeni v porocilu komi-
size. Ma primer II. februarja
1913 je general AMIGO postal ma
slednjo depeso komandantu II.
italijanske armade Document
st: 23O:
"Prvo: Nase cete v Prozoru
so odrezane. in napadane. Precej
partizanskih formacij je dose
glo dolino Neretvo il doline
Dreznice. Druge formacije ma
padajo Gorjance in pretijo Mo-
starju. Opazenih je bilo 1,5OO
partizanov, XII Sc pomikajo vasi
siroki breg. Gorjanci so sedaj
Sc bolj v takojsnji nevarnosti.
"Drugie: Mobiliziranje pro-.
stovoljne antikomunisticne mi
lice (MVAC) je bilo izvrseno IL.
t. m. V Mostar je danes dospelo
1 900 MOI in takoj smo jih raz-
vrstili oh ovinku Neretve. Jutri
. osemnajstega nam bo ma
razpolago v Mostarju drugih
1000 MOI il MVAC. Ostalih
5000 miliearjev prostovoljne
antikomunisticne milice pa pric-
ne jutri prihajati v Konjic +"
Dne IS. februarja 1943 je ge-
neral Spigo, il XVIII. italian
skega vojaskega korpusa postal
naslednje depese komandi II.
italijanske armade Document
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-04

OUTSTANDING HERO PRESENTS HISTORICAL FLAG Audie
Murphy said to be the
presenting tie which
bombed Eugena grand
Gold mothers
vention of Gold Star mothers Philadelphia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-04

Matt kutcher
maja August prosorov ma Highland Park
pokopaisse ker izrosi njesovo upo naroee maer
Iii k veenemu poeitlu.
Blagopokonik je bill roen spodne senodole pr
zeeah ma Primorsken dne l3. septembra 1900 leta
doznost 81 stejemo da potom najlepse
poloz cvetja dragega po-
kojnka Ia doaz vase ubezni MENU e bill veko
toazbo Zahvalo izrekamo sledeeim:
Drustvu Naprej st. SNPJ. podruznici st. SNdZ. Mr. in
Mrs. Kutcher in druzni Frank in Frances Kur Mr. in
in Mrs. Ludwig Mea, Mr. Mrs. William Manolio.
Fred Batni MI. Mrs. Frank Ludwig.
wig Race Mr. in Mrs. Frank Race NIL Mr. in Mrs. CaYhan in dru
ni Mr. in Mrs. Chase in duzin Mr. in Mrs. j. Linnert Mr..
in Mrs Mike PodboY druzin Mrs. Carla Moze in Mr.
Joseph Rasperge1 Mr. in Mrs. Louis sadar Mr. in Mrs.
Rudolph Brundula in druzn Mr. in Mrs. Frank Kure druzin
Mr. in Mrs. John Mikaveie Brandula
in druzni Mr. in Mrs. John Pegan druzni Mr. in Mrs. Joseph
Trebec in Dorothy Mr. Mrs.
Andrew Krmanee in druzin Mr. in Mrs. Beck druzin Mr..
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Mr. in Mrs. John Lauretiq druzin
in Mrs. Frank Majcen Mr. in Mrs. Frank Kopina druzn Mrs.
Mary spg in sinu Bill Mr. in Mrs. Joseph Kopina duzin
Mary VdmarJoseph Bratush Mr. in Mrs. c. Bratush.
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Tomaz Mr. in Mrs. Roy Bradas ter Mr. in Mrs. Anthony ren.
Miss Markham ter Harold Wesebaun. Herb Marie. Dolores
Grabar in Edith chesleY. Pisener Brewing Company.
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Prav posebno zahvao mai spemeta Mr. in Mrs Ludwig Met
Hka "a ponnoG in tolazbo dneh tezke zgube. 1s
Ako pomotoma zpuso ime katerega ali oni
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-04
20 YEARS AGO f FIT HE EMPIRE
JUNE 4, 1926


 guest speakers at the Cham discussed hopefully the pulp and nper situation Aes Hrdlka noted antro biologist He to deliver lecture at Eks Hall this evening
 big outdoor features of the was planned be held Salmon Creek, had been announced
 pelasure trip to Seattle aboard the steamer Princess Mary.
 S Reerson public left Forest Service field party for the  Galwas Alberta of Douglas sailed tbe steamer Northwestern for a in Seattle the the Juneau Fire Department at their meeting June 22 it announced.
 threatening weather caused posponment or the Eks baseball last night.
 Weather: Highest, 5O lowest, 45; rain
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-04
PRESIDENTIAL BACKING

Good news for Alaskans is Saturdays announce ment that President Truman has recommended an appropriation of s2273,5Oo for converting the Sitka Naval Base into a 2OO-bed tuberculosis hospital and 6OOpup boarding school for natives If Congress sees fit to follow the Presidents recommendation it will mean a big step in the direction of the control of tuberculosis in Alaska. Also included would be smaller hospital at Kodiak and another 60O-pupil bearing school
 AS we stated time ago, the problem of controlling tuberculosis among the natives is not problem of hospital alone for if tuberculosis is to be wiped out the causes, chief among these the pitiful economic plight of the native, must also be corrected. Proper education giving the native the opportunity to raise his standard of living as many have done goes hand in hand with hospital care. For this reason the Presidents recommendation for boarding schools as well hospitals is well taken.
 At any rate it shows a genuine interest in Alaska on the part of President Truman whichis heartenng to those interested in making Alaska better place in which to live.