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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21

&irGen Jranen 8erein 6er
!6onterus 0emcin0e.

Die Mitalieoer bes Girher ssrau,
Ell Gereins iino biermit in 2enntnis
gelebt, oaB unIere llddite Teriannny
hung am Sonntag, ben 3. MGrs IN,
3 llbr nadmittaas, in Sen SdulrGr-
men Ser Stride itattiinSet. 9ic
SfNpeitern iino frelnolib criudt
ale athuelenO 81 iein.
,sSn oas aomitee iiir aaiiec nnH
&uf)en 5u ierpieren .ruroen oie iol-
genben tSh.peitern ernnnnt: &htb.
@roB, Nnna 1allb, Mnna @enrif,
aatb. Bnilt, Mnna 8otib uno Marie
q. @inber ais Gorlteberin oes So.
rlitees. M. q. @inoer, SAriiti.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21
3we;a 81.

Der Sisbenbiirser Sahieu arar,
fen llnteiit. Gerein 3rpeig 81 b1li
am g. Mar5 in ser MemoriaI SoUe
on Wad uno Bratiot slpe. ieine regel.
mdBise 9eriamnlung natlnittags
3 llbr db. Sas 9omitee ipiro mad
Ser Geriommllutg 2unG nno &aiiee
Ieroieren. gs tperoen in oieier Sel
iamml,lne Ser Eifnidplas, cptl. Ra
paraturen unb s(usbauen beIproheu
IS piiroe un5 Ireuen redt piele Wit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21
Mdjtnna Sunoesicftionen.

gs biene alien Slrr 2enntnis, bob
oos &opigclo Fir NoS Sabr 1916
fGIlis lit, cin5rlienoelL ino 5ror 35
Gents per Mitglieo per Ssabr. Shc,f
ooer Monep Sroer nuB altsgc,nabi
mcroen alf Sen Namen ,tl'eres
Sdatmeiitcrs, ssm. sInSrac, Gric,
@o., lno an meine sloreiie geianrt
iueroen. Gieienieen Seftioner, iuels
DIE bis iett berlGllmt baben, oie yea,
men ,,nS aoreiien ibrer Grdlioentclt
rno Sefretire an oas Golfsblatt fir
Sen TereinStalenbcr ein5licnbcn,
iino biermit nodmals crmabnt, Sic.
les 10 't1nen ,uie mo9lidl nnhsu-
bnIen.
q. 6. Srieienbengll.
gunoes zSefrctGr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21

Grar5 ooer @eorg traeen, n,Gsen it6
ami Greitag abeno 8 ltbr, am 90. Sc
bruar, in ser Sahienballe einfinoen
sipeds Gomitee esgeipreduna.
eSm Suffrage bon Trib gtuertb
8eora Seppuer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21
&in6erbaQ
Die Saaentuarte Stel(c

miro nit bem I. Mpril pofant. 9lIe
Die mas lih Inn Ben EoIten betperbe.i
trollen mogen iid an gr. YrGi. q.
&efel. Telephone No. 6675, ODER I.
@i5eprdi. slrtbur Sduiter, Sele.
pbon go. 1875 ipenoen nm nGbere
Gusfllnft. g. s. Sontif, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21
Stueig Is.

sluen Sblpeltern oiene es sur ge.
f6Iligen Nahridt, baB sic udd)lte
Gerlanmllrng om Sonntaa, ben 3.
Dsdrs, 2 llbr nahnliitags, abeeba!-
ten ipiro. Nlle MitaIiroer peroen er.
il,dt piinftlicb 5u eriheincn, oa IN
oieIer Geriammlune sic Seleaaten
fir sic aonbention ertpGblt lperoen.
SeIen Hobrn1an, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21

Sdmiot ridtete sa Seraen eeberos
@orte an oas Sublepaar llno err
mabnte iie audi in 3ufuuit immer
treu alnammen 81 Dalten lpie IN Den
lesten % SSabreu. Iieler GIe ent.
Iproilen pier ainoer, Gegina, grnie.
Gillian ltnb @iIlie. Mae @inoer, outb
Elm Sdlpieaerlobn 2arrp, maren "a
lmo baben Ben Gltern rnitfeiern bel.
ZEN. Nur Grnie, Scr in Ser @ebr.
nlaht 1T, ipar es nid)t peraonnt Sen
groben Gag nit Icincn Gltern sll
lelI, ober mir linO gespib nit ieinen
Ser5en lno @eoanfen mar or oo.
Sdyp. Soprih lit Mitelieo oes ;}rei.
geS as 1nb bat nnh slpei Sabre ais
Sdatmciirerin aeoieut. IS ipllrhcn
ibr 20 ruic 9ioien oom 3tueis 46
ilberreitht Sdan. Ganher Mfeulcn
bate i'm @chcimeu Gpelpn Garnatb
unb Sod l(lrid) gebetcn oas Slbcl.
poar nit Elm pnar Sieoern su iiber.
ralhcn, .pas uud1 gut gcIungen mar.
9uelUn llnS Sad inneen y,snoion
Sobe GAL" lmo 5tpei onncrc 'f0ne
2ieoer.
Hegi,a llrS grn7t babeu 'ih ie1r
gefreut. G3 tultrSeu ihone nno pert,
poIle 8elhenfe Sem Sube!paar iiber,
retd)t luofiir lie alien bcr5lid)It oonf.
ten. Nadbcr tralySeu Die Glide nlf.
gebobcn lmb eS lullroe IleiBig aa.
tanst bis oie llbr nenig ihlig.
sSonntaa in Ser Stride hattc Sf,p.
Sonoer Mculen nieoer cine lleber>
ionit nod 5lpeirelei nit iih: aroBere
bate tic Is arrongiert bab Sad III.
rih ihncn onS Gaterllnler Tang.
Tor % SalJren.
Sbr babt elth burh Sottes Sauo
0'elsttet, emit eefunoen;
Or bat hds 9anb, bas 1iebe 8anb.
9a5 euh pereiut. Qcb,lnnsn.
SSo3u eud) leine Soulo gcmad,t.
Sas bot ct elld audi 5u9ebu:tt
llnb mas CT eudl 9egeben.
Sn3 idln1iltt MN heut euer 2eben.
Sic bette 8cilrnobeit nho Gottca
reidJiter Se9en iei end, ouh in 3u.
flrnit beihieoen.
2lnna Sauh, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21
NmS Saren,, Ohie
3tueia 10

peranftta!tet am 30. 6ebruor eincn
srufen Jaidinssbaa
su tpeldJem aQe Witglieoer l1no De.
rem @dlte aufs bOilihite cinselaScrl
iino. Die Eiulabinesfartcn perbell
allen @,itglieoern per Foit 5useihidt
iperoen. Die Mulif miro sic beriibln.
te Glepelanber Mltiiffapele beiorgen.
Gs lit uns berIprohen luorSen oab
ale San5luItiaen oui ibre Mchnuug
fommcn lperhen.
Pm 3. MGr5 1916 miro audi cin
&inberbaa
abgebalten iperben. slGe GinScr bon
Salem iinb bersIib cinlelaoen. Sir
quite Mlriif miro baS Gomitcc ioraeu
3. 5. Sontih, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21
2l,ts farrell, Pa.

GS oiene alien 9riioern uno Shlpc.
itern our Mahribt, oa6 ser 6. g.
g. 8. II. Gerein 3lpeig 7 am Cams
tagabeno, SEN 3. ,0tGr5, einen
ssaidy!n9ban
peranitaltet, ncsu alle MitolieNcr
aes Sreig Z uno 3lpeig 81 ber5lid
einaelaaen lino. Sir Grfrildllnu unt
giicn baben sic @eomten Gorge &c.
trngen lmh cine froblihc, aItmooiihr
ldfiiiCbc llnterbaltilne fonnen mir
allen griioerH unS St.ueitern pcc.
'prehen.
sIoam 6. Sdpniot. Sefr.
3,ueig 21.
Nm ,. S0t1r5 !riro ser ,3lpeia : eli,
ssaIdyiug
abbdlten uno sic iolacnben Sd,lUr
tern iino errannt ins Gon1itee bas
Gilen su bereiten: Selnla Yopooat
sSrIeou Srop. Maria Tlciider 1, 6
@onner, 0elen 8utclpsfi, Giole1
9)oung, Selen @ciIel, &atb. BrcaT
Glii. 9urprih, sllice @6llner, Sob
Mcinerth, slgrcs She'll, Marp 2ine
ner SSsr, glis. s3inf.
Sas Granfenfouitce iiir Tebruul
lit Cara Srben Sr., uno &nt.mrino
Goouo uNo 'iuo crillht Sic fraufe,
Shncitern 5u beIuden.
Sohanna Siirf, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21
2l,,s 0etreit, 211istieat,
3iueig 81

9lm 8. OtGrs peranitaltet ser Suhs
len &ranfen Inherit. Gerein perblns
ben nit ser ct. Eetet 60. SeutIf-
SGfiiid) 2utb. Stride ioipie aud, ser
e. 2. s. I. in Der Sar;aonie 5ualtn.
ircn aler 5uriidsefebrten Soloaten
oes &ereins, iotpie ouf ser Girtbr
lnh bes ssugenahuuhes cir
&ictDrn @anfctt
gtah LANCER niibepoller 9trbeit II
eS uns gelungell oieies sselt BEN Col,
oaten unb oeren Srauen, ooer gr1u-
ten toItenfrei s,t bieten. 0euno6 mo-
den rplr blermit aufmerfiam, oaG
nur 81 eSellte su oieiem sSeire 5uQe-
lalien peroen oie entlpebcr ser &ird;a
oem &ranfenperein ooer ,suaeno-
buno angeboren. gs tpiiroe nns 81.
Der freuen ipenu oie, bie iit inter
eIiierer, iid) iobalo ais m0glid ibre
sifets ta,lftel1, obne 5idets miro
niemano 5ugelaiien. Gs beniibt Iia)
bas aomitce auh hiesmal Fir allp
Inqpeic,loen einen genilbreiden
slbeno 81 bieten. Cine erlrfloilige
Wiliif lit engasiert uno fir Giiea
lno Srinfen miro audi reihli1 &c,
iorst. 3arm uerseBt SEN .. Midrj
niht. &ommt uno ebret bie oenen
Gbrc gebiibrt.
Mihael Seutit, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21
2(ms Niles, Okie
2inciu 20.

9lacn 9riioern ocs .3lueig 90 hiere
'ur ytahridbt, oaB sic nGditc Ser.
Ianmlung am Sonntag Sen 3. Mdr5
2 llbr nadmittass, ltattIinbet. Ga
tpidttge @eibdfte gum erleoteen iin0
10 Iollte ieher Rruber onlpeleno lein.
,srit Sd)eu, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21
Mid)ael 3icslcr

''J"Ss SDsSSsNS
Gs fonnt Der Sag
Wit linn Der S6mers
Srei Sabre iiub nun fort
Ilno nieoer blutct uns bd5 Socr3.
llner1partet tam bein friiber SOB
Ter oih aus nnicrer Mittc nnbn
%p er 8erriB nit rallber Sano
llnIer Slid unb 2iebesbanb.
Seit bll bon mir aeaauaeu biit
SIT Der Sdmer3 nidyt iibernunbcn
We'll man has 2iebIte nirtt pergibt
gSas niist lms nllc5 flnacn
gSas 8ptt uu5 bat alferlegt
Seroen mir aud tragen.
Ser eirl5i9e Sroit Der uns per6leibt
sit 8iebcrieben in Der Gmiefcit.
@etplomet bon oeipen oid aipia
aebenSen &inoern alno @attin
Nnna 5iesler.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21

stnb Sie unb SDrt AnBeEortssM
HlitsIich i'm 0ranfcnperein unb
Central 0erbanh? Wenn nidbt, test
1T bic Scit bcisntreten. Tim genanese
Snicrmatipn rufcn Gie bcn Qpfal.
sertrffrr on
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21
3lueia %.

SDSot'y ~~.
Ser 3neig % Dielt ieine reac!
muBlge Gerlanmlung, Die audi gut
beludt mar. SaS iii baS NSihtier.
Snrum Shlpeitern fcmmt allie unN
INNER IN ieoe Geriammlltng, nlw 10
fonner mir unIere 0eihdite redl
uno gut ausiiibren.
2ie Sdpeitern nit Sem Namcn
Waric, 9lnalio lmo Gbriitine babc,l
beidbloiien eiu
&artenpartie
naN l,nIcrer &erlau,mlllng am 10.
Mdr5 ab5ubalten, !uo5u une Srelul
De unO @efnunte eingelabcn iinh.
"a MN na6 laueen SSabren mit.
ser cine &onuention uno 5.rur III ser
beriibnlten Staot Glcuelano abge.
bdlten miro, 10 erluhe id) alle Shlpe-
ltern re6t 5ablrciN in bicicr Ser
lamntllng am 10. WtGr5 5u erIdsl
nen, on al0 oie 9elegatinnen Sc
pablt meroen iolen.
SarumL lliebe Sd)lpcltern, lnDge
Iib jeoe Shtueltcr aus cigenen SSn.
tereiie eutitebeno MAIDEN i'm Gereil
ino Central Gerbano.
anna Snnn, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21

elieoer in 6ieier Seriammluns Be-
eriiBen sr fonnen
90. Seutlh, Sefr. :
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21

8arpatben 8eIananereiu.

Mlle Mitelieoer tperoen benad.
ribtigt, Dab Sic nGhite &eriamms
lung Sanstaa, Sen %. Sebr., 8 llbr
abenbs ltattfinbet. @itte aue reft5eis
tig Su erlhei1en llno Der Serianun.
lung beisllipobnen.
Wiiniden inherent MitsIieo sSral>
glil. Stoff cine baloiee @eneluaa
uno oaB mir iie in Ser nadIten Ser
lamml,.ng begriiBen fonnen. Serns,
piinihe unierenl Mitaliec ssrau Geo
Watbias nebIt 8emnbl @eneiung i'm
ionnieen Slortba.
Narteuaheno.
Der ndhite &arterabenb Mrs am
WittDo6. SEN q. Tebr., obenos s
llbr i'm Sashienbeim obgebaIten.
jreunNe IinS berslid) einacIaoen
sum &artenabeno. SIN &omitec iinr
Stinserinnen Suitine Sdenter ans
Olga Berg, sic unS Sen 9undD fer,
pieren iperSen.
Ssobn SmIlep, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21
Sur Grtnneruno

an lnleren geliebten 0oter nno Uat-
fen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21
Sadjicn &eteraucn 9anfctt.

"svIN" >'uutN&.
s(m q. Ipril, nm 6 llDr obeno2.
iinbet i'm Sadieubein oos grGbc ,no
ldonlte sseit mas ic iein fam, itott.
Gs lit NaS. langcrlportetc Sad)icn
Eeteranen @anfett, mo5u olleSahicn
Getcranen Oes 5lueiten @eltfricaes
aus youngstown bicrmit bcrSlidl
eingeIoacn iino.
GomIt lpir genauer piiien no l,nirc
SahIeu Gcteroncn nl Doungstcmn
nertelIt 'ino, bitten mir bie Io(aenoc
Sorm allssllIiiacn lnlo Sem Tcreirs
Sefretdr 81 5uld)idcn, Onnlit cr Damn
Sen &etcronen ofiisieu Giuiaoung
ldideu fam.
nSeocr &ctcran lno cine }lucite
Eerlon hefonnen ihrcn Glutritt
lnlo l(nterbaltllng fret. Sin feinc&
Giicn miro bon lnicrcn Wiiittcrn iar
picrt mcrocn. 8utc 9leoncr, @cianQ
llnb SGn5nllliif iino ouh oli ocnl
Trpgramln.
Sle'es lit Scr lanaermortcte
Mbeno, no mir alnieren Sobnen unO
Sohtcrll aemeinId)aitlid) banfcu iper-
ocn. 9ticnonh ioIl all oieIen 9lbenh,
oen q. slpril, un1 6 llhr obenos,
nom Sah'cnbeim lpcghleiben. 9tl1r
penn olle Socbicn iid 100 Gro,e,rt
an oieiem Set betciligcn, be.reiien
mir redt mic banfbar mir llnlcre1
Getcranen iiuo.
Gie 8dlte, oie an oieiem 9lbeuS
anlpeleno Iein iperoen, I'M ocn Ge
tranen Die Ghre 81 erneIien tonner
bel Ser Siir ibrc Gintritt5fartc fau=
fen. Sir 0anfctt lno Cams MIR
$3.50.
&ommt alle. Sniict inns oicltu
slbcno eillen biItrrild)cn 2locnH in
Ser DolIngstopner Observation-Disclosures
MAIDEN. Gen Gctcronen 5ur Gbre
lmo unS anoerell sur Srelloc.
q. S. 3ea, Sefr.
SUrn.
SadDicn &cterancn %anfctt.
p IprIl 6 llbr Qbenb3
Sa6lenbeim
Geteraneu's Nanlen -
Torene: - - --
- --
9itte fiiGt oieie Sorm ats un0
lfidt iie Sem Gcreins =Scfret1r:
q. =. 3el, 81 Saf Yarf Gr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21
NUrlu.
SadDicn &ctcrancn g'anfctt.

@itte fiiat oieie Torm ats uno
ld)idt lie Sem Gereins= Sefret1r:
81. =. 3en, 81 Sof Yarf Gr.
goumgstonn :, Sbio.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-15
The Professors Warning
(St. Louis Star Times


 We hope the American Association of University Professors committee academic freedom and tenure is wrong. It will be most disheartening and dis couraging if the committee fears the postwar years will be marked by "an impaired perspective" and a wave of attacks on liberal thinking and teaching in colleges and universities
 The committee seems not concerned with future debates international affairs with of the differences of opinion which will crop out domestic issues come back to the center of the stage Some hot arguments of course, already brewing in Wash ngton as men find themselves poles apart various questions pertaining to the rights of labor business and racial mnorities and of the individual States opposed to the Federal government.
 It is only natural that of these issues should be given attention in classrooms and certainly some of the opinions voiced by professors of history economies government and sociology will not always be in line with the opinions of influential persons beyond the campuses. The American Association of University Professors certainly recognizes the rights of ayen to take exception ideas expressed in the classrooss But what it is that ruthless suppression, rather than fair and open debate, will be resorted to by persons who disagree with what is being said.
 In view of the fact that Germany and Japan counted heavily on regmentaion of scholarly minds in their rise to power it would be shame if should start celebrating victory over them with an era of witch-huntng in the very classrooms where young people are taught that freedom to seek information wherever it may be found and to express ones ideas without fear of reprsal among most cherished American traditions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-15
LABOR TROUBLE

Charges of "ineffciency," dsinterestedness and playing politics against Frank Marshall President Of the Alaska Territorial Federation of Labor, recently aired by the Ketchkan Central Labor Council orig mating in the Juneau Central Labor Council, now appear to be but second barrel fired at the Terri torial AF of L organizer
 The Juneau Central Labor Council has as reported by the Ketchkan Daily News, asked the support of the Ketchikan and other Alaska Central Labor Coun cils for recall action against Marshall but the Juneau GIGS action only followed the lead set by the Building Trades Council which had previously carried its kicks against Marshall to big boss of the AFL, William Green.
 Greens reply to the Building Councils recall re- quest was non-committal asking further instances of specific grievances Marshall was charged by the Juneau Central Labor Council with being inefficient, uninteresed in his job and that he is playing politics to the detriment of organized labor according to the News report
 It is indicated here that successor to Marshall IS sought whose daily devotons will not consist of three supine salaams each dawning in the direction of the southeast third-foor of the Federal Building The Ketchkan paper suggests that Richard T. Harris. President of the Juneau GIG, is being lined up for the ob-a report that is uncompromisngly denied in Juneau labor circles.
 Asked for clarifying statement of the local situa tion the quasi public Juneau Central Labor Council voted at its meeting last Friday evening to retire behind the shield of private affairs and refused any com ment -- ~s S- ee@e
 The accused Marshall is no less reticent Beyond the declaration that he has already definitely stated he will not again accept the presidency of the Ter rtoral Federation of Labor, he offers statement Mir Marshall lays ackadaisca AFT. organizatonal activities in Alaska to apathy of local organizing com
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-15
He Who Laughs Last
Cincinnati Enquirer

William Joyce more generally known as Lord Flaw Flaw, is hardly to be cassed with the top-flight war criminals who planned the and ordered the unbelievable brutalities which marked the German and Japanese prosecution of their designs for world dom nation.
 Joyce is in another bracket entrely-or was. per haps since he recently hanged. He falls into the category of traitors who became apologss for the enemy. Tradition reserves for them the greatest infamy of all; and Joyce properly pays the maximum price for his treason
 With the access he had to the real program of the Nazis Joyce must have had some notion of the evils that would be imposed the world of civilized men if Hitler's dream had come true. Yet he repudated Anglo American democracy, with which he was quite familiar chose Nazism the better way of life and then devoted his inconsiderabe talents to support of the Nazi cause.
 In the months of their greatest danger and tribua- tion back in 1940 the British had enough sense of humor to laugh at Lord Flaw Flaw. His execution now is than just having the last laugh. It is due punishment for educated and talented individual who so utterly lost his of values as to enlist in a ruthless assault upon mans liberty
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-15

miees whom he says has ruitlessly endeavored to inspire to active effort
 Both Marshall and the Juneau GIG seem willing all credit for recent squirt of organzaonal activities here in Juneau-e, reorganization of the Retail Clerks Local, under the AFL banner
 Present pillows of obscuring smoke are, it is con- fidently anticipated due to raise and reveal we'll kinded fire when the Territorial Federation does its annual converting at Anchorage in April. The Terri toral meet originally scheduled in the Westward city for March 4, but kicked back by Marshall follow the presumed special legislative session here
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-15
MRS. JEAN RAMSAY, LONG TIME JUNEAU RESIDENT, E DEAD

Mrs Jean Ramsay, 73, a Gastineau Channel resident for 39 years, passed away this morning at her home on West Tenth Street She had been in i'll health for some time. She had lived in Juneau since 1921, moving here from Douglas.
 Funeral service will be held on Thursday afternoon at o'clock from the C.. w. Carter Mortuary. The family requests that no flowers be sent and announces that the coffin will not be opened during the ser vices. The Rev. c. E. Rice will read
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-15
HOROSCOPE The stars incline
 but do not compel"
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY 16

Benefic aspects rule through the morning hours but later there is threatening sign. The evening, how ever, should be lucky.
 HEART AND HOME
 Labor comes under an influence which seems to promise increased wages for workers. Equalization of wealth will be a severe hardship on persons socially prominent This should be happy wedding day.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 Although the planetary influences are good and incline toward prosper ity in America, untoward forces are active in undermining reconversion plans. Heads of business concerns should be cautious but enterprising.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 Lack of ethical or religious train ing will be deplored this year. Evi- dence that old-time habits of church-going have been suspended by a large part of the population will cause serious analysis of mod ern trends. Desire to develop the spiritual side of human nature will be widespread.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 According to astrology the end of colonial government has been reach ed. This year may mark grave events for Britain, Holland and other coun- tries long dependent on distant sources of income
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of incessant activity. It is we'll to concentrate on what is most important.
 Children born on this day probably will be strong mentally and physi- cally. They shoud be extraordinar- fly intelligent and exceedingly stu- dious. ar
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-15
20 YEARS AGO fnE TIT EMPIRE
JANUARY 15, 1926

Wednesday, January night social session following the regular business session District Kuby of Kechikan made his official the line delegation the indoor field meet into which enthusiasm Dancing followed past midnight
 installed Noble Grand of the Persever held the IOOF. Hall Others in Grand Aphonsne Carter Secretary Mrs Molly Lagergn Policy Conductor and Miss Minnie Outside Guardian
 The big fishing in brought last night by Capt the vessesl America First Capt Tom Jones and the Constance work necessary get reported.
 Mrs w. outgoing the souhbomd steamer Victoria which the westward.
 Weather Highest, lowest, 37; cloudy
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VlUULKN lItuULtit ROBERTA LEE

O. night is for a young man to telephone home?
 entirely the of the girls family retiring Probably o'clock should be the latest
 the knives forks and be placed at the plate? piece first piece the arthe the plate
 form My Dear MT Wilson,, My dear
 
 Wilson the should not be capitalized
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COASTAL AIRLINE5 ,
 MAKES Z FLIGHTS

On today's. trips to and from Juneau, Alaska Coastal Airlines flew the following passengers nf
 To Ketchikan-W. Wattrick, Ro- bert Sharkey, Edward Sumer, and Lloyd Jarman; to Wrangell, Minna Coughlin; to Petersburg, Westley Mcdonald
 To Haines: Ray Anderson; to Skagway, Martha Golly, and Lil- lian Nelson.
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Daily lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN This is all the faster this car can go' Say, HThis AS FAST AS this can go
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED Orgy. Pronounce orj o as in OR JI JILT.
 OFTEN MISsPEILED Complexion nue of the skim; not CON- ELECTION.
 Beautiful pretty handsome graceful elegant exquisite charming, dainty
 WORD STUDY: it yours" Let us vocabulary Todays
 which cannot be limited measured We cannot estimate ilimiableness of Eternity
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GARDEN CLUB f0 MEET
 WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON

The. Juneau Garden Club will hold election of officers at their regular monthly meeting to be held tomorrow afternoon, Jan. l6, at 80 o'clock at the home of Mrs. E.. E. Engstrom, 734 Gold Belt Avenue.
 Mrs. B. D. Stewart will be CO., hostess with Mrs. Engstrom.
 All members are urged to be pre- sent at this meeting.
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NO MEETING OF
 ELk5 WEDNESDAY,

Owing to the fact that all of the officers of the Elks Lodge are in Ketchikan for initiation work, a special dispersion has been grant, ed by Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Fred West and there will be no lodge session in Juneau tomorrow night.
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the service.
 Pallbearers will be John Rog- CTS, Art McKinnon, Sam Feldon, Charles Forward, Douglas Mead and Frank Heinke.
 Survivors are Mrs. Ralph G. Wright, daughter, and two sons, David and James, all of Juneau.
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GRANDSON FOR PORTERs

MT. and Mrs. Herman Porter are proud grandparents of a baby boy born Saturday, Jan. 12, to MT. and Mrs. E. H. Nelson in Tacoma, Wash. The baby, who has been named Paul Edward, joins two brothers, Larry, 4, and Robert IF years old.
 The mother is the former Miss Anita Porter.
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Mks KRAusE HERE

Mrs. G. E. Krause is a Juneau visitor, arriving Sunday by plane from her home in Anchorage. She expects to spend several weeks here on business.
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LOOK and LEARN 9as c. GORDON

$ Websers pronunciation of "combatant'? is a 'hawser"? 8 Which is largest smallest? By author appear? i aVcuure?
 ANSWERS: l n syllable
  Rhode Island the smallest. Crsto," by Alexander Dumas. rearing
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Tattooing is common in Egypt.
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Weather: Highest, 42; lowest. s7; cloudy.