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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-02

Cleveland Light Opera teater
iste pevce "a jesenske predsta.
We. Tozadevno Sc bodo yrsile
preizkusnje " TeleneWs. teatru Y
ponedeljek cd 6. do g.. ure I'VE
GER, Pri predstayah, katere Sc
bo podaIo, Sc rabi tudi osebe, Ii
ne pojejo, glavno je da odgovar'
jajo znacajera, XII Sc. jifr potre.
huje v igri Kogar vesei sode-
lovanie pri tel pevslsi slsupiini,
mai stopi Y zAezo : Gerali Rad,
do, poslovodj djem, ma naslovu M4
Carnegie Bldg.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-02

Rad konvencije SNIP sc DO
ia mesec vrsila redna seja dru-
ssva Mir st. 142 SNIP v nede-
ljo, 4. augusta. Opozarja Sc
clanstvo, da sc seje udelezi v ne
deljo in obenem tudi bolnike, da
poskrbijo, da bodo njih bolnis-
ke nakaznice predlozene oh. ca
GIL r
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-02
Mestne novice
Razstavni prostori v
Nela parku

General Electric druzba bo 9.
septembra odprla v Nela parku
ma novo opremljene razstavne
prostore, kjer bodo ma ogled OBJ.
einstvu najnovejse luci "a dom
ali trgovine. I'll prostori so bill
zaprti skozi vojno dobo do sedaj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-02
PREROKUJE ATOMsKo ].
D D t'Il'IBOlDlJvJfts = g VI LETl'U 1850

3. SlkN BNHNgISCU, I. aVgU-
,ta Admiral B1aazdy j. nocoj
erokoxsL da vejne brodovja
navzlic atomski honIbi MISC izgu-
aila svoje veliave, da pa utegne-
10 biti bojne Iadie, Y letu 1850
gnane 4 a.omsko energijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-02

REDNA SEJA LOVCEV
v nedeljo zjutraj Sc vrsi seja
lovcev ST. Clair Rifle and Hunt
ing Club v navadnih prostorih.
Vabi Sc ma polnostevilno udelez-
.bo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-02

| .9.,s (NaQalJeVan13 S J.. SCCanI @
voru, ali kar ze' krije Vase po-
siljko.
4. Nekatere druzbe obliubijo
dostaviti paket sanao do skla-
disca v luki gotoze dezele. Ma
slovljenci 50. poten1 obvesceni,
da imajo posiljko v tenn ia TEN
skladiseu. Poskrheti morajo po-
tenn sami, da zavoj spravijo IL
skladisea domov. Nekatere
druzbe v svojih oglasih to jas
no povedo, doeim druge izjav-
ljajo, da dostavljajo zavoje ma
donaci prag naslovljenca, a v
resnici dostavijp posiljke. lie do
prekladnega skladisea. CTo je
vpostevati pri paketih poslanih
preko raznih druzb).
5. Zahtevajte. polno potrdilo
"a vse, kar Sc van1 " zvezi z po-
Sill jko zaracuna, tudi "a obljub-
ljeno dostavo zavoja ma domaci
.prag naslov1jenca. Nekatere
druzbe imajo namrec preko
morja agente, XII zahtevajo do
datno placilo "a dostavo cd skla-
disca ma naslov omega, katere-
mu je zavoj poslan. Potrdilo v
vasih rokah bi te vrste posto-
panic kaj kpalu zaustavilo, OBJ
enem pa morete potrdilom do
biti nazaj kar so zaracunali tam
preko vasim sorodnikom in Jim
denar vrniti. Pomnite verno, da
prva stvar pri posiljanju pake-
TOW je postenost tvrdke ali druz-
be, katera ina dostaviti vas
dar sorodniku, znancu ali pri-
jatelju. Ia druzba mora biti
odgovorna "a dostavo zavojev
cd pristojne luke do naslovov
onih, katerim so zavoji name
njeni.
6. Glejte, da je ma potrdilu
oznaceno kdaj bo zavoj dostav-
lien. Zahtevajte, da VAN nave
dejo cas- mesecih. Ko ia cas-
potece, lahko zahtevate, da Sc
yam izplaea zavarovalnina "a
zavoj. So druzbe, XII enostavno
obljubijo, da bo zavoj dostav-
lien prilicno kmalu. Ali ako Ia
htevate, da vam zapisejo ma po-
trdilo doloeen cas-, tedaj morete
predloziti zahtevo "a izplacilo
zavarovalnine paketa, ne da bi
vam bilo treba voditi druzbo
argumente kako dalec sega
oznacba "prilieno kmalu''.
7. Ne bojte Sc vprasati kaj
krije zavarovalnina, XII jo pla-
cate "a zavoj in do kje ina We
ljavo - proti stikaeen, proti
pokvarjenju, proti tatvini. Ne
katere zavarovalnine krijejo sa-
mo pokvarjenje blaga ali jeet-
vim med potjo po' morju. Dru-
ge samo do pristojnega skladi-
Sea, &c Sc zavoj zgubi cd tam
naprej, je zguba vasa. Zato ho-
dite zelo natancni in preglejte
kaj potrdilo ali pisan dogovor
v TEN pogledu doloca~ Poglejte
tudi kdo je zavarovan, vi ali
druzba. Ako je druzba, tedaj
TAXA druzba recimo lahko pre-
neha poslovati in vi sc obrisete
pod nos "a izplacitev zavaroval-
mine "a izgubljen zavoj ali "a
vote. Pomnite torej, da je vse.
kar je zapisano ma potrdilu, vaz
Eno!
| s. Nikar ne dovolite, da VAN
nadomestijo narocene stvari Z
drugimi. To vodi Y skodovanje
Predvsem inmate vec privilegi
| ia, zbirati jestvin "a zavoj, am
pax to enostavno stori "a va:
druzba. Lahko Sc torej zgodi, da
Sc nalozi cenejse produkte ko1
ste jih narocii, ali pa take, k
MISC zazeljivi ozir. enako pri
merni kot oni, XII ste jih prvot
Eno sami naroeili in placali. Bolj
Sc je ma vsak nacin, da Sc ne
dale druzbi dovoljenja preme
njevati stvari po svoji wolff, IA
zen v slueaju, da gotovih jestvir
ali potrebscin, XII ste jih naro
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-02
POI 1JEDEI SKI ODDEL Elk PRI BIkIN-
SIKH POSKUSIH


Oh priki atomskega poskusa Bikinskem otocju,
poleg vaznh dognan il vojaskega vika zabelezio
tudi marska pegledu bodoce uporabe atoske energJe
korst mrnodobnih potreb polju zdravstva poljede
stva, it'd Med sevlnii znanstvenki XII zbrali poda
ke svrho voaskh potreb katere da streme uni
cenjem ker armade nikdar gradio, bill tud pclje
delski strokovhjaki, kateri zanma povsem
jo stran razskovana ucnka atonske razstrelbe Ze me
pred tenn atomskim razstrelnm poskusom napra
viii narazcnejse poiskuse sai svojh aboratorjh.
zadnjem mesecu mau naznanil da nameravajo posla
tt Biknsko otoeje cello zbrko semen zuzek mrcesa
rastln, zva in cello razcnih boezenskin klic v
svrho preizkusn e.
Urad "a poljedesko kuturo in gojenje dreves, rast
n itd e hotel prona &c bo zzarevanje povzroceno
atomski razstrebi vpvao rast in obliko gotovh
in rastlin
Semena so vkljucevala ztarico, travna semena in
enadna senena kot tud neke vrste cvetkn bobaznega
Poleg tega pa znanstvenik XII streme tem
da odpravio rastlnske in posebne ztne boezni
sprawl Bkinsko otoce razicne rastlnske organzme
XII povzrocajo plesnvost in gobavh celc katere uni
cueo nekatere rastne posebno arce Vse to je bilo
izpostaveno radskeu izzarevan oh priki razstrebe
atoske bombe in poten pripelano nazaj laboratorje
znanstvenikov, XII bodo semeni in vsemi drugmi po
skusnim predet in zivam zdaj skusa ugotoviti spre
membe XII znao nastat vsled atoskega radijskega liza
revanja
Serne ztaric, XII je bo izpostavljeno prmerni
dal obsevanju atoske energe Biknih DO vseano in
vsaka morebtna sprememba raSci in obk ter oku
sa bo totno Poedelski oddelek in urad
industrijano kemij zanma te preizkuse svrho
nadalnega zbosanja poljedeskih pridelkov in ndusri
jalnih uporab isth.
Urad zvinorejo interesira stvar ker upa, da
DO nasel kak nacin uncevanja razcnh paraztov
XII zagrizeo govedu in drugm domacim zivalim kozo
in pogosto prenasao boezni drugace crpajo Il
vail.
Znanstveniki XII ukvarjajo unicevanjem mrcesa
in ree korstnh zuzek skusai potom atonaskega po
skusa dognati neka svoje pole Rad bi doseg da b
moglo kontrolirati mnozene skodjvega mreesa
stavnim potion p brez uporabe coveku in zvan skodli
viii preparacij katermi skropimo dreve in zelenjad
svrho obrambe proti skod dvcem Un6evanje komarjev,
bombaznh in zitnh crvov ter akozvanih japonskih hro
drugh poljedenih unicevacev e precej on1ee
znanstvenki upajo da bo zveden poskus prinesel
kaj novega in ucnk6vitesega tud tenn pogledu - Ma
Bikni bile posane cello stence in kurje us kar znaG
da majo nas znanstvenik pri dobrobt eoveka in IL
vail in njihov prv in gavni da koriso atom
sko energo cloveku in mu oogocjo prijenese zvlene
Kako bodo razni poskusi obnes Sc bo vedelo sele
ko bodo aboratorih in poskusnih zeljiscfh temel
it'd aomski radiaciji imelo kak vpv iste Sc veko
nicnega mednarodnega in svetovnega sodeovanja miru
ka le tako smemo upati da DO dvignjen iznad nasih
glav pretee zarek smrti, katerega ahko spreeniro
zarke si1e zvlenja in boljse bodoenosti vse.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-15
Cold Storage
 Unit Operating

Activity on construction of the Kodiak Cold Storage com- pany, owned by A. J. Fenner, H. F. Macdonald and Tom SoIen- son, continues apace and the first freezing unit is now in oper- ation.
 About 20 individual cold stor- age lockers have been installed and more are being added to the quick freeze room for rental
 Installation of the first unit en- ables the company to offer ser vices that run from making ice for sale to summer storage of fur garments.
 A separate smoke house is be- ing built with the main rough work done. A float, to be used in delivery of fish to the plant, is now completed. The fish will be brought by boat to the float at high tide, cleaned, and then at low tide will be hauled into the plant.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-15

Karl Rextrew, recently of Ko- diak, is doing sheet metal work in Wenatchee, and he and Mrs, Rextrew on the side are develop ing a 5 acre place out of town, that has z dogs, chickens and "at last count 32 rabbits.
 Mrs. Rextrew says they are enjoying it but that she has mo- ments when she wishes she was back in Kodiak with no cares "except whether the next boat would bring bananas.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-15
Vacation School Opens Monday

The annual Vacation Bible school of the Community Baptist church opens Monday and con- tinues for two weeks. The school features Bible work, music, wor- ship, games, stories, handwork and handcraft. This year new kinds of handwork and hand craft are being planned. Special features in connection with the other parts of the school also have been arranged.
 The school is divided into two sessions as usual, afternoon and evening. Those from 8 years old through the 5rd grade come at l:3O in the afternoon, while all boys and girls from the 4th grade up through high school come at 6:30 in the evening. This vaca- ton program is undenominatlon- al so that all boys and girls of any religious faith may attend and take part. The principal of the afternoon session is Mrs. S. K, Alvine. and Mrs. Morris Burn ham is principal of the evening session.
 Other teachers and helpers are
 Teachers: Mesdames Ralph Shupp, Fred Miller, G. S. MOT ony, J. E. Smith, Glen Chand- Ter, Elvin Foster.
 Misses Mare Cope, Marilyn Chamberlain, Vivian Pagano. i Messrs: It. J.. E. Smith, It Gg) Larry Jaffa, Rev. Glen Chandler.
 i Helpers: Isabel Nelson, Cert rude Selig, Mary Lou Morony, Anna Jean Peterson, Sally Heit' man.
 Every boy and girl is invited to come.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-15

the Coming Ordinance, the build ing must be brought up to the said requirements or razed. Fail ure to comply with this Ordin- ance, will be punishable by con- demnation of the property and by a fine of not less than $10 or more than S1O0, or not less than 5 or more than 30 days in jail, or by both fine and imprisonment.
 This ordinance shall take effect and be in full force from and aft CT it's passage and approval.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-15

All the members of the Cath olic church are requested to at- tend a special business meeting on Tuesday evening June 18th, at 7:3O, in the Community Cent CT. Father Fink is anxious to make the acquaintance of all the parishioners, and asks their help full cooperation in formulating pIaus for the future of the parish.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-15

A national magazine, HosIse Ss Garden, is being used by Kng6- sens Kodiak Fountain as aR atl- vertising medium for it's mail aF~ der lines of curios and souveaars.
 The April House & Garden contained a quarter page adVer~ tisement, and the May issuesfol- lowed with a mention of Knud- sens iR the Shopping Arouad'' department.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-15
Draft BeCkOnS NOn-Fathers

John L. Mccormick, Terrltor- ial Director of Selective Service, announced today that since the induction of IS and 19 year old registrants is now prohibited by law, and the number of non-fath- CTS available in the 20 through 25 age group is small, 1t might be necessary to process for induc- tion non-fathers in the age group 26 through 29 in order to meet the call placed on Alaska Boards.
 All employers who are now employing registrants between the ages of 20 and 29 inelusively, should submit deferment re- quests to the registrants' local boards if they think deferment should be granted. This process is necessary in order that local boards will have current inform rtion. Deferment requests are not necessary for registrants with one or more children (The
  term children shall include legiti- mate or illegitimate children from the date of their concep- tion, children legally adopted, stepehildren, foster ehildren.).
 MT. Mccormick also advises all registrants in the above age group to immediately get Tn touch with their local board giv- ing their present address, name of employer, number of children or any other information they deem necessary to help the local board properly classify them.
 It IS very important that the employer and the registrant sub nit the above information to local boards immediately
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-15
JUNE '0
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Family allowances for your dependents will be continued throughout your enlistment only if you enter the Regular Army before July l, 1946.
 If you have been discharged from the Army and wish to re- enlist at your old grade, you must enlist within 90 days after your discharge. And before JEAy |, 1o46. Think it over. Act now,.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-15
Proposed Zoning Ordinance

TOT UQ6 uS6 duu VhIuO Ol UulIO- ings to be constructed within the zones hereinafter described. For purposes of definition all property with access to a given street shall be considered within the zone in which such street is described.
 BUSINESS ZONE: That zone in which buildings are used to house commercial activities B. mong which are retail and whole sale outlets, professional services and multifamily dwellings. Single family dwellings are ex- cluded. Heavy industry, manu- featuring and processing plants will be considered individually upon application.
 The business zone consists of the following area: Main Street from Erskine's to Mill Bay Road, including the four corners of the intersection; Mission Road from Main Street to the south side of Kashervaroff Street; Mill Bay Road from Main Street to Marine Way; Alaska Way (entife length); Marine Way (entire leDgth) :; Brooklyn from ReSanoff Drive to Army Dock; Harbor Avenue (entire Iength); Shelikoff Way from Kraft Street including all four corners to Brooklyn Avenue. RESIDENTIAL ZONE: That zone shall compose only those structures and their appurten- ances housing single family units, Community buildings ie, chur- ches, libraries, recreational cent CTS, and certain Community ser vice enterprises as may be deter mined upon appication accom- panied by supporting petition signed by 75 per cent of the resi- dents within a radius of five hundred (500) feet.
 The residential zones shall con- sist of the following described areas accompanied by the minl- mum valuation of buildings to be placed or constructed therein Mission Road from the north side of Kashevaroff Street to the junction of Mission and Tagura Roads-minimum value $2000. Mission Road from the junction with Tagura Road to the city limlts-minlmum value $4000; Ocean View point addition-min- imum value $7500;
 Mill Bay Road from Main Street to the city limits-minlmum value $6000;
 Shelikoff Way from Kraft Street to the city limits-minimum value $3000;
 Cope street, entire length min- imum value $3000;
 Brooklyn Avenue from Yukon street to Rezanoff Drive-mini. mum value $3000;
 Spruce Lane and Alder Lane, en- tire length-minimum value $3OOO
 High street, entire length-minj.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-15

F YOU have been discharged from the Army-if you held a grade and wish to retain tiff you have dependents ' then act now. June %, l946, IS the last day on which you can enlist in the Regular Army and still take advantage of two inn portant benefits retention of your old grade and family allowances.
 ENLIST NOW AT YOUR NEAREST U. s. ARMY RECRUITING STATION
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
The Dry.Iceman Cometh

We are inclined to give credit to Mark Twain well as to General Eectrcs scientists in Schenectauy .qr u welcoming the made snowstorm It's pure supposton on our mart but we lean to the theory that the scless just as weary as lot of the rest of us at hearing Twans hnckneyed remark about the weather quoted So in desperaton they really did something about it.
 At any rate, has staked out claim m caprlcVus natures realm Man, presumptuous and cacuatnS mas ne foot in the door. And where ne VIII go h ch"s way is anybodys guess .,.- ,..,.....
 Already the song about dreaming of white Christmas is not only dated but obsolete You want & we M Snd sn airnane If the day is cool enough and the clouds low enough just fly through cloud and scatter your ice By sort off chain reaction you get snow-tons of itl .
 Whats the point? We'll the scientists suggest that 1t would be fine trick in arid country to pile up poenua power and irrigation supplies for the sraS m ron snow in rural regions and skip the more congested set ments Thus the flying dry-iceman might assure steaoy Winter business for ski resort while eliminating usn anu
 Ts fine idea, but it carries the possibility of adding complications to already complicated society We can foresee ntercty and ercounty squabbes with unwane9 snow becoming as great for indignation as unwanted rubbish thrown over the back fence by a neghbor
 Suppose the mayor of ey Ooer o ofe n Seour po tental snow cloud to suburban community. Are tne suburbanites going to like it when they have to put on gaoshes and shovel out driveways while the cly u"eer 70 to work on dry streets and sidewalks? -
 The possibilities of irritation and strife are numerous and ominous. Needless snowfall might come to pc as politically damaging accusation needless expendture blizzard might turn city government out cf once "Sush fund.- could take new and unpleasanty hVera
 And if sprnking few pounds of dry ice can launch snovstorm who can say that mans tampering with the weather win stop there? Has anybody tried sprnns can attachment plane to prime the pump oi And how about dragging overszd electric dryer through the skies to insure day of pleasant weather? AL,
 But these things should to pass there arises the biggest problem of all Who going to decide who wants what kind of weather, and where, and when :. 4Lo
 The possibility of having that piled on top of tne problems of world peace and atomic energy conro eave
 inclined to take weather comes until some Of the more immediate manmade clouds have blown over
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21

WASHINGTON. Ney. eI-SREAD-Lees get this straight.
 Toward the end of John L. Lewiss letter to In. terior SecretaEy-Cosl Mines Admnisnasor 7Cap which reads like something by ham Virgil,
 You, now, at the last hour. Of the last day. yield to the Embellishments and soothing siren Eoace or the operators and seek te place the United Mine Workers of America and its members between Scylia and ChaEybdis This course we refuse to follow.
 If all these allusions sound like Greek to Cap KruQ he's right They're swipec from Honers Odyssey and the tlss edition Of Brlfnchs Mythology TO translate the paragraph into terms Of the ASeo coal strike is therefore necessary, people can un- derstand 1t.
 In the first place, John L. Lewis Is casting him. self in the role of Ulysses or odysses as the Greeks called him.
 course. He was King of Ithaca-GEeece, not New York 0Or as you'd say in todays slang. he was the boss of the United Mine Workers of his tEne1
 Ulysses was the hero of the Trojan vars John L. has been fighting Trojans for yesrs-tbe coal op- erators and the governmental
 You see an the Greek kings had taken a cath fa nrofeet the beawfifnI Queen Helen. lAs symbol of tOdays goines-On she would represent the much sought-after leadership Of the American labor move
 one day a,sheep-herder named Paris came along and eloped with the fair Helen. taking her off to Troy nf Paris had lived today, he would have been a steew0Fker in the C.fO., and his name would have
 So when Paris Gor Phi Murray eaoped with Helen (0r leadership in the labor nOvementl 1t was up to Ulysses John L. Lewis tO go get her back. what tOdays coal strike is really all abOutJ
 Ulysses youII remember, was the guy who thought up the wooden horse which fooled the TroIans un eenfraet which Ulysses Lewis ssned with the gOv- eKment Oh baby, dId that surprise the Trojan coal operations waen they w@s @ sudely awakened to find
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21

WASHINGTON, NeE. B. Senator George Asken has hlIlside farm in Putnsy. Vt
 His house sits part way up the hin. The tsrL all about it is so hflly a typical New England farm that it Is said it's miracle one od the senator's lee as not shorter than the other.
 On the front porch is a rocking chair one 2 those with a stationary base There. in of season of farm work and during recesses of Congress. h Senator often rocks ard medtates He is phil0sopn ical gentleman living close 10 the earth and loSln nature as he does From his hillside he has com through the years to take the long and objective an charitable view of the world and its people and Ii problems.
 Like many Of his background and experience h is inclined to be what is called liberal or progressV in his thinking He revealed that when he was gov ernor of Vermont He has revealed it since tn th Senate It disturhs some of his more orthodox Repu ncan brethren particularly Senator Taft of Ohio
 There Is a tine fer philosophical medtatio also a time for action.
 This is just to remark that perhaps it would b.
 good thing for Senator Aiken to leave his rocker O. whatever farm chores now occupy him. and get dowr here to Washington
 izinE Congress, the lives of his fellow Republicans and the whole state Of the Un.on is pushing the Vermont Senator around on the cteckeTboard of his plans like pawn he is other folks trying to gel pattern that will suit Senator raft-and the COT old Guard
 The maneuyers are complicated characterssti' of Senator Taft. but with patience it is possibl to follow them.
 The plot of the Ohio Senator and some of hi anything to do with labor regulatory legislation which win be a chief Republican concern in the new Congress They want to block the Vermont Sen ator because he has been friendly to labor He was