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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-26

An ale Glliuppb Sad)icn!

SIM Sonntag, oen 90. September,
miro Serr Huitor 6ouiger in ser ct.
Halllls Stride tpibreno oes Woraen.
gottesoienltes in ser bc,tiden Yre.
oigt iiber Die Sage bes iatiiihen Sol
fes tn europa ,,l,S iiber oie geplante
llno Die ifon lnlternomslene 9ilfes
leiltl,ngen beridteu. Serr Yfarrer
SOniger bat Oie oeutide &pnfereu5
in Der ct. Hetrus 8enpinoe 81 Ges
troit Wih., beil,dt, spo Serrlh 1far=
rer Sans Soilel sic 8elegenbeit &C.
geben tpl,roe, sic Sage bes i1d)liid,cl1
@oltes arsfiibrlih ST. id)iloern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-26
eiehenbnroifh.2 .2lmerttdntfAes Dolfs6IdA

rim, 3atb. 8uiit, Morie u. 8in6er.
Mnna @otid, Gaula @arfel, Maria
&loB, Cara Sdmffert. Nahber finoet
bas Spiel itatt. Sir 8reiie ipenoel1
meOoeten iidr: &atb. arafit, Mnrm
8roB, &esina 9artmunn.
Mnc 0titelieoer ser @emeinoc
iino freln>lid eriuht >pem, tie aits
&leioer i,dben, bieielben in sic Shul,
rHume Ser Stride at brilm,n, oeun
am s. urO 8. Sftober bdIe ser 6rau,.
cit Gerein ein rHumaee Sale" ob.
Mue Sohen nperben nit Iauf ange.
nomnten.
Wfarie M. 8i,poer, S6riiti.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-26
ct. Hamrs Weineinoc.

Sonntaenorgen 10 llbr oer'ams
melten it'd, cine groBe slliSahl prn
iltraen Weniden por Ser &ird)entiir
irno begriiBten iid, boIlid}it, ia iogor
boben iid) aldI mand)e Don oie'en
ilrngen Seliten idpn pon Monutal1
mrglihit auf Elm Sabre nit)t seieben
amo nid)t 9eeriiBt.
Eaber bod lit man innerlih 5uiric'
ben bie jlngen Scr5en it'd, 9luge nil
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-26
Sanitur-Stclle Dafant.

slllen 8emeinoegliebern uro
@loubensgenoiien seben mir auf Die.
icm @ege befom,t, SaB Ole
San;ror-Stclle
in unierer ct. Marfus Stride oafnlt
miro uno hieicn:gen, Die iid) I'm Die
Steae be1perben, mDgen lire Sfierte
GrGi. 8eorg Slice iobaIo lpie m6glidl
einbdnbigcn.
israu Sarab 6ann hat bieie Stelle
Sabre lang gut gepfleat lmo nil
ram periuhen i'm fernen Siiben eine
ncue 9einlat 81 finoen. Cine gliid,
lid)e Neiie unh piel Gliit 5l1 ibrenl
ipeiteren @ohlergeben bringen mir
Sbr umo 1ohter auh OIL oicier Steae
tntgehen. per s. 9tobrman.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-26
3meia 6.

Sie 9tufriht iiber oan @eiit elmer
cigcnem Gereinsbaae haben bpffcll
mir, alle gereinsmitelieber erbaltcn
burb unicr Gereinsorean, Sieb. Nm.
Gnlfshlatt, ocstalb bicne es ser,
9riioern iotrie alien anoeren Sntcr.
eiiierten sur gefGaigcn 9tahriht, bab
bonn I. Sftobcr an aae &prreipcn-
oens an Sen g. g. &. II. Gerein laus
ten ioa:
Sobu &rait. Sefretir
III Gait 7ih Mpe., Scmelteab, ga.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-26
Die ,erau i'm 5pteeel

0ie isralen, sic eroi, ge,utg iinb,
INN sic ll1enOlibfeit in ibre 2iebc 81
ienfei,, iino llnter Sem Sral,en bas,
tpos sic 8enies 1mter Sen MGnnern.
8alcac.
@as bie 1erle fiir Ole Wuihel,
Dos lit sic 2iebe fir manhes ,Sraueu-
bers-iein cin5iser Sdat, abcr u,,d)
leine lubeiIbare &ranfbeit.
Soief ssreiberr y. GGtpos.
sd, apeiB, oaB @eiber lieben fGn=
nen, ipeii, - 0ab iie Ser eiebe ulles
opicrn fonnen, - @eiB, oaB lie
iterbeu fonne1 iiir Die 2iebe.
Hobert Sanlerling.
Sic Eiehe Oes @eibes lpdd;lt nit
Den Spfern, Die lie ibrenl 8ellcbttll
bringt; ie mebr tie gibt, beito inniger
bdngt iie an ibm. Eall oe &oef
IS lit nic)ts Simnlliiberes als elm
peiblid)es 8eien, oos iif Nen ee
liebten Wanne bingibt! 8petbe.
Man lebrte MIDI 2iebfo'lmgen ieis
EN- frlie &etten, itarf ourb ibre Ser,
,panbtiduft, uno W1ocben, lpenn i.c
liebten, ieien lhlpdder uls Sim'oll
nah oem Serlllt ieiner Srfen.
Soetbe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-26
Hns pemtt9Steari,, Okte
Atueia 80.

0ie n1dfte reeelmdbtge Gereins-
beriamnlune finoet am Sonntoe,
ben 6. Sttober, um 2::3O l1br nod.
mittogs Itatt. Oas 8al,fomitee ,piro
einen gerift pcrlesen. slud ,uerben
Yl1ne fir oas stpeite @eteranens
8anfett porgebraht tperben. gs mfrs
auf sabIreihes grlheinen ser Mit-
glieber gebofft.
~. erb, Sefr.
q. 5. 3eG, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-26

tludibft per 6luepoit. tpobininnner
5llgpoltperbinblngen id,on tpteoer
moglib iino. Die anerifanild)en &on'
hlln in SEN peri hieoenen Sanoert
baben alldb ibrericits ihon Warlm'n>
gen I'M gleidcn Sinne erlaiien, aber
es fam oft porfommen, baB lold)e
8ellahridtieu'agen nift bis III Die
nlebr ubieits gelegellcn Seile oteles
poer jelues 2anbes oringen uno loTit
allo bon sen 8etrofienen nicbt bead)-
tet hperoen. Neiieln0glidfeiten iino
itberoies nod bonn Npr,nalen apeit
entfernt, 1,nb 10 oiirftcn 1taturaliIiers
te umerifanii6e 8iirger in malltbeil
2anOcrn alti Sdauierigfeiten Itoben,
Dor oem Gnbtcrmin 9eiiegelegenbeit
nad}bauie olfslltreiben. Dics gilt 5e-
lonoers fiir n1anf)e 2Gnber Wtittel-
lno Slteuropas ltno sliens. su6sr.
0em ,peroelt tic in pielel, ssdllen niht
geniigeltb Gclo baben, I'M. Die &elle
be5ablen SIT f0nte',. ooer oub teire
ssrellnoe ,,no Terlponbte iu Sen Ser.
einiaten Staoten, sic ibuclt in Heler
8e5iebung allsbelien fonneu.
gllen iolfen 9iirgern iuQte oaber
geratcn lperSen, iih nit ser Special
Hrpiects Iipilion, Department uf
State, @aibinstpn, 3. g., II. g. g."
in Serbinclrng 5,l iese1 - lrno ,,trar
entneoer oireft poer Sltrd) Germitts
lung zines amerifaniihen &onlulS
IN Dem San6e, iu bem iie gegelhuGr=
tig aniGiiig iiro. Gieic slbteiIlns oes
Staatsoepartrnerts leibt anlerifo4
nilhen @iiraern, sic in l1eberIee
reeitrunoet" iino l,no es aus finan
5iellen 8riinocn unbcrapeitig nidt er.
m0gliten fonntcn, naf oen Ser
einisten Spaten suriid5utebren Dos
notigc BelS. <Seit Guoe ser sSeinH.
ieli9feiten bot Sic Mbteillung auf
oieie &ciie ibon tauieuSen amerifas
niid)cr 9iirger ulro ibren Samilien
oa5u pcrbolfclD bciln5llfcbren. Mlt
pelln es lih nid)t mlr llm Die 6ii,an-
5ierllng ser 9fiifrciie banoelt, ion.
bern cine Eerion 3. g. franf lmo
bcsbalb uidt reiieidbig ooer anoere
quite @riiuhe purliegclt. erid)eint eS
ratiam, oen tSaQ in cillen grief al
Den 5llltunNigen anlcrifunild>en &ons
lul flar auseinnnocr5uletcr lmo ba-
rnllf 5u perlpelicl, CAP es aus oieIen
lllGo ienen 0riinoen mtBer Dem Be.
reid oes 9ctrtiienoen itebt, Dor hevl
IA. Sftober 1916 nact slmerifa ,lls
riid5uiiihrcn Ia in bicien ;3eiten
EoIt, 9lften aim. nod .nielfaf per.
loren gebcn llno oergleid)en. lit eS
fcrncr ratiunl, oab ser 8etrefienoe
iiber nae Serartige &orreiponbers ti-
ne tomplette &ppie betGlt, nm ieocr-
5eit nadNpeiicn 5ll fonaen bah sr
red)t,citig Die entIpred,enoeu Sbritte
luternonmen hat. Sci per IShreih'
maldine pcrfaBter &orreippnoen5 be.
burf es ritft elnnlal elmer pollen slb,
Idjriit, ionOerl, cine fllr5e 3uiannnens
iaiiulg bes ,Snbalts nit Gatlm uno
Moreiie Ser Gcrion obcr slmtsitells,
an sic ser 9rief gc'onot lpurbe, &c.
niigt icbun tlrllidit gegengeseifs
net pon 54pei uerlGBliter ;oellgen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-26
airhen 0ramen @erein Der
6untcrus Wcmeinoc

Gs oicre ollen SfpeItern 5ur 0es
fGaigen Nafrift. oab Ole regclmd,
Bige SeriammIl,ng am Sonntas, beu
6. Sftober, 3 llbr nahmittaes abses
tJalten miro ,mo ale Sdppeitern limo
frclnlolidit eriutt bei5ulpobnen.
ssn bas aonlitee lpuroen iolgcnee
SdupeItern ernannt: e(ls Gprltefw-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-26
9amenf)or Goclipcif.

Der 0amendor TSelpeiB hat III
ieiner lebten Sisa,ng beifloiien trie.
ser reeelmdbia 81, iingen. Iae Nsit-
slieber, geipeiene Ntitslieber uno CHE
Sic itd iiir 8eiang intereIiieren iol=
len om 3. Sftober, s llbr abenOs i'm
Sahienbeim iein. Die @eiangprobe,l
iperoen ieben 0onnerstag, 8 ltbr
obenbs abgebalten. Mle ii,,o eriudt
}iinftlidl SIT eriheinen.
Marie 8pfeidp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-26
8rief aus 8nblanS
@on elmer ans Siebenbiirsen
Derid)lcppten Mmerifanerin.

Soben ipl1roe inns Der 1olgelpoe
@rief bon 1rau Cara Selipig aus
Glepelano slr Geroffentlidp,ng sur
gerfiisuna geitellt. Ser 9rief itammt
BON slmu 8inber, Sodyter bon Serrl,
@eora lno '5rou agnes 9inoer aus
Teutihfrel,s. Sic tpuroe in Glepe-
Ianb, Ohio, eeboren lnto 500 ais
&irtS nit ibren Gltern nah ser oltel
Seimat Siebenbiireen, 100 Tie BON
@uiien nit anberen ssrauen lmo
MGnncrn suianunen nad bem &af=
iclitiultanS NIT Nunldnien na6 &ubs
lono sur Sflapelmrbeit geitufit
tuuroe.
Ser 9riei lal,tet ipie folgt:
Yetrosfa, 25., 1916.
Crib Guf) 6ctt liebe Ma,tter, liebc
anni, Sarte mb aac Inuer-
lpanoten!
Serte lit Sonntae ,no iebr idon
orauBen hit es na,n. Gs beginnt aud)
bas isriibiabr, no man iih iebnt nod
Ser ~lieben Seimat. $50 mam iih er'
imert an sic i60ne,, unb gl,ten Gage
Ole mir 5u Sauic erlebten, llluo bod)
niht suirieoen iparen. Sett baben
mir nuh Sieies 2eben bier feunem &C.
lernt. @ieacid,t gibt 8ott oaB audi
iiir uns eilnlal Die Sonne id>eint in
ser lieben Seimat. Gar piele Sranen
iino im ltillen persoiien, ,no in Der
beilieen gsaft Ero mir 81 Saule allc
in sic Stride gingen. @as fir eine
;sreuoe mar bos? llnb mir bier Oil
beiligen slbenb nit Den 2anpd)en III
Ser Sanb i'm Shahte manoerteA,
so Weter tiei. limo Die 2dlnpden
bon Ierne itrablteu luie Die Sihter anl
@eibnadtsbulun. Canals ,ullrScn
aud) uiele Srdi1en Dergolien.
Orei 0tonate bin id) in Ben Sd)af)t
geganaen. es loar aber. mir ueroien=
ten uns ,pcnigitens bas Giien lmo
befamen al.f, nod 80. 100. 200 Hus
bel aui sic Sano au,b Speftalon 100
8ranm Sped, 10 8rau,n 3uder,
80 Or. 8rot poer / Semnel. llmo s
Wonate bobe id, beim SolS gearbeitct
oa tpar es audi nid)t leid,t. sils Dem
SdaGt hat n,nn MIDI genolnnen nnS
nar A Gage IN Ser garafe ae,ueIell,
Hunn bat man MIDI 5lm Sd,ad)t ,rie,
Ger eingeteilt. arbeitete uber bralBen
beim 8eton, oa peroienen mir gar
nihts. slber apenn nun balo Die
Stlnoe fommen miro, 100 mir n'al
erloit tperben bon bier. l(no bll
Sdnpeiter Sara gebt in bcn Sd)ati
bineml.
Siebe Ytuttcr mir limo bier 6raucr1
aus peridyiebel,en &ameinSen, 8
bon Stein, 9 bon Meifen, | pol
HeiBen iuto 1 pon 1opesborf, I uol
WeOiaid) lnb 12 bonn lns. Git
aatb. @rpb, Cara Sdpurnlan. &atb
aeqner, Cara BroB, 9luna @rob
aatberinu stuBbm,nL 9lnna Gsget
9ieie Shnlieo. Sofia Sobi, Serminf
Masner, Mnna gtuBbnlumer. sSn si
mem 3imrner ii11b mir 25 5ral,en IL
elmer 8arade iino mir 8 uro biz
ltSdnpelter Cara lit in elmer anoercn
8arade.
Seio reft ben3Iid) gegriiBt UNI
getiiBt liebe Wtutter Don 49,.
Gurer 9odyter slma.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-26
Suitiees 2luerlei

y@as, SSbr Magenleioen lit I'M
nler nod nidt beiier? sd, riet Sbncn
oof, cine Stunoe Dor ieoer Wtabl,
seit Wciier 81 trinfen, baben Sic
Sas nid)t apenigitens perlutt?"
God, Serr Gpftpr, aber id) fonn.
te es nid,t. 8ein beiten Nillen tonll-
te id, aaeniaas fiinf 9finuten lang
Mailer trinfen, abcr feine ganSe
Stunoe."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-26
Dies mnH Das!

- Sm Wettertpinfel bes 8dlfcns
5ieben iid) Erieberrm oie oiiitere,
8etpitterlpolfcn 5liummen.
- Mniratt nit pielen @orten ,ua-
mig 5lt iagen, iollten sepiiie Boliti-
fer lernen, oielia9eno idppeigen sll
fonnen.
- 5aft: Der llngeiagte Cell oeiien
mas 6u 6enfit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-26
3,peia %.

Ine liebe Sdhpeltern bes 3lueig
90 MAIDEN tpir barauf allfmerfiam,
oaB uniere &ortenpartie, 1peld)e mir
Ieste Sisung beidloiien batten, aus
einem triftieen 8r,tto nid)t ubbalten
f0nnen. Oariiber miro Ipiter burh
Sic 3eitlu,g mebr bctannt aen1aGt.
slma SdM,ller, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-26
Der 8mrecritat,as IN,
NuslattN lcbcftNcr
Nattaraliiierter
2lnterifatter
S6I,tk bon Setfe I.

eenotpie ermoglihen fonnen. Die
3eit bis babin lit tur3. uno oarluu
ioaten alle iolfe 8enabrihtigrngeu
h,mgebelo mtsgeid)idt suaroen -
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-26

r5be Nap gorf Sun" nennt Oie
Grfldrllngen Yrdiioent 3rumans,
oaB er niht Die Meoe SefretGr @al.
lace, iorDern MIR oas Aeht, iie al
Dalten, guteebeihen babe, seritaun!i6
nno fboding". Ser Yraiioent bate
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-24
Tokyo Bremen in Parade; Apparatus
 WoeiuI Collection

TOKYO, Oct. 24.-JapaneSe fire men today paradcd their might and equipment-creaky, antiquated vehicles-and Tanks, after taking one mortified look, rushed to check their portable fire extinguishers.
 The occasion was Fire Proven tion Week and the parade was led by General MacArthur's Fire Mar shal in a scarlet jeep.
 Japanese fire-fighting equipment in this city of 100000 would seem in comparison with that of small American towns.
 Tokyo residents say, and with a straight face, that during the great B-29 raids, when the town was cracking with conflagrations, the citys firefighters leaped on their trucks and drove to safe zones to save their equipment. Bremen de- luged their station houses with all available water, while flames con- sumed everything comhustible around them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-24

testimony of Nazi officials arrested in Germany now appears to answer the question for once and all.
 The answer is that the radio priest did seek cooperation from Hitler, but the Nazis figured he needed no help from them. The suppressed Rogge report on Nazi activities in the USA carries the following interesting references to Coughlin:
 Early in 1899, according to Rich ard Sallet propaganda attache at the German Embassy, in Washing ton from 1885 to 1887 and subse- quently an employee of the Ger man Foreign Office, an agent of Charles E. Coughlin, named Leo T. Reardon. came to Berlin and want ed to see Von Ribbentrop and Hit Ter Sallets job was to entertain Reardon and talk to him about German problems. Reardon talked against President Roosevelt and against the Jews, and conveyed Coughlins suggestion that Hitler personally make some sort of state ment that the Nazis were support CTS of the Christian religion.
 After spending a few days with Sallet, Reardon saw Ribbentrop. To Ribbentrop he repeated the things he had told Sallet. As for the statement that the Nazis were sup porters of Christianity, Ribbentror replied evasively that they would do the best they could on it. At the close of the interview, Ribben- trop said: Give my regards to Father Coughlin. have a high re- gard for him
 Later in the year, Coughlin fol- lowed up on the suggestion he had made through Reardon. He wrote a letter to the German Foreign Of- flee, together with memorandum under date of August II, 1859 signed by one Woermann, head of the political department of the German Foreign Office Woer- manns memorandum reads as fol- lows.
 The German honorary consul in Detroit, MT Heller, who was intro duced to me by the German Consul Tn Cleveland, handed me the en- closed copy of letter directed to him by the well-known Father Coughlin. He showed me the ori- ginal letter bearing the signature of Coughlin. The aim of the letter
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-24
WHAT LIN WILL DEBATE

Here are the most important problems to be threShed out before the LIN General Assembly:
 The vetC-Cuba will propose that it be eliminated entirely. Russia will vigorously oppose. The United States and Britain will welch. They still like the power of the veto, de- spite their criticism of Russia for using it; so they will propose that the veto be eliminated eventually, but that debate be indefinitely postponed.
 Palestine-Mandates and trustee ships will cause caustic debate. Britain still clings to Palestine though the League of Nations which loaned it to her is defunct. Some LIN members will now try to take it away The USA will be in for trouble when Russia raises status of Pacific Islands now held by US.
 Home for United Nations-Dele- gates are fed up with New York s lack of hospitality, and Soviet will take advantage Of this by urging transfer to Europe Delegates will argue that even in wartorn London or Paris they get better treatment than in blase, subway rushing, ber- Serk New York San Francisco will take advantage of this.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-24

is to support Coughlin in his fight against Roosevelt and the Jews by improving the position of the church in Germany to certain eX- tent. As is known to you, Father Coughlin sent his manager, Leo T Reardon, to Germany, the matter about which MT Sallet is informed in detail MT Heller asked whether it would be possible to give him some reassuring information for Coughlin when he returns to the United States.
 He also pointed out the necessity to bring out in the United States the German point of view.
 MT Heller will call on me be- fore his return to the United States. told him that it probably would be difficult to formulate an official German statement for Coughlin.'"
 Continuing, the Rogge report states:
 Paul K Schmidt told us Fla ther Coughlin was extraordinarily frequently discussed at the Foreign Office. His activities in the United States were frequent topics fol conferences among the department chiefs of the Foreign Office. The matter was assigned to Six's de partment.'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-24
ACCOUNTING TIME

When the heroes of wartime are taken to task as public enemies be sure the war IS really over The sad situation of number of shipbuilders is proof of the change that has come about.
 In the critical times from 1922 until the wars end. when the entire war effort hinged largely on getting enough ships to put our armies into overseas theatres and then supply them, a who could build ships was hero Government agencies begged him to take more orders gave him him prorites to insure flow of steel to his yards and gave him the absolute assurance of good profits That was the way o get ships built numbers and in record time
 Now the war is over and we have far more ships than we know what to do with We are paying the bills And the bills high, every taxpayer knows They are high primarily because is fantastically expensive business But they high partly because shipbuilding-and armament manufacture-were ex- traordinary profitable.
 The present investigation of profiteerng in the shipyards is desirable. It should be pursued Any public official who deliberately wasted public money should be punished to the extent that extravaganza can be shown as unlawful. And government procure policy should be revised to prevent any repetition of the shocking extravaganza of wartime
 But there is no point in making whipping boys of shipbuilders They built ships, and built them fast, when we were ready pay anything at all for ships Undeniably, 4they made. good thing of the nations desperate need. But the terms were set by public officers. The road fabulous profits was laid out by the Maritime Commission and other procurement agencies.
 Most of the extraordinary profits so easily made recovered in profits taxes The remainder represents the enrichment of individuals whose oppor tunity was created by lavish public policy It is well to remember also that great numbers of mediocre wo1kmen made remarkable wages in the shpyards ofentimes for grossly inefficient and ndolent work They also made good thing of the nations desperate
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-24
NOTICE OF HEARING OF
 FINAL REPORT

In the Commissioners Court for the
 Territory of Alaska. Division Num-
 Der One. Before FELIX GRAY,
 Commissioner and EX-Officio Pro-
 bate Judge, Juneau Precinct, In the Matter of the Last Will and
 Testament and Estate of HENRY
 HENDRICKSON, Deceased
 Notice is hereby given that WAINO EDWARD HENDRICKSON and ARNOT HENRY HENDRICK- SON. Executors of the Estate of Henry Hendrickson, deceased, have filed their Final Report of the ad- ministration of the Estate, and that a Hearing will be held thereon be- fore the undersigned at Juneau, AL aska at 10 o'clock A M on Decem- Der 18th, 1946, at which time all persons interested in the Estate of Deceased may appear and file ob- jections in writing
 Given under my hand and the seal of the Probate Court above men, tioned this 16th day of October, 1946.
 ! (SEAL FELIX GRAY, U. $. Commissioner and Ex-Officio 1 Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct. First publication, Oct. IT, 1946 Last publication, Nov. T, 1946.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-24

Troops on foreign soil-Russlans will get under British skin by de- manding size of British troop forces in allied countries. On this, USA and UK will split, as we are quite willing to give figures of our troops abroad.
 Real progress - Despite lack of publicity, despite vitriolic debates, the United Nations has made great progress on less spectacular prob lems; refugees, health, aid to child ren, construction of devastated ar eas, human rights. Though obscur- ed by international wrangling on other things, this is one of the most important jobs the LIN is do- ing.
 (CoPYRIGHT, BELL SYNDICATE, INC. 1946)
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need for ships But it is futile and pontless to out with rage at them
 If we can learn from this and other inquiries how to improve procurement policies, ought certainly to do If we punish any individuals who actually violated the law should do But the nation is in the position of who pays triple the value of house in his desperation to get roof over his head, and then complains later that he cheated He was by his mpatience in a. emergency.
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MODERN ETIQUETTE by koRrprA 1,rr

girl dine isn't she privileged order freely whatever she desires?
 A. should choice good starving the had a
 should his when the dining room?
 A. His right
 O. introducing and mddeaged whose is spoken first?
 A. The young womans
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Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED Do not He has himself has PROVED himself hon Tt has been PROVED"
 MISPRONOUNCED: Vehement first unstressed first syllable
 OFTEN MISSPELLED: Mediocre GRE, not GER.
 SYNONYMS Capvate charm, enchant fascnate, bewitch
 WORD STUDY: Use three times and yours Let vocabulary by mastering word each day Tods word frequent repetitons admon nclcate his followers humility
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PAY B00STS GIVEN TO OFFICERS, MEN
 IN CHINESE ARMY

SHANGHAI, Oct 24-Chinese army officers and men are going to get 50 to 70 percent pay boosts, retroactive to Sept 1, by order of Chiang Kai-Shek.
 Under the new scale, announced today, a full general will receive 100000 Chinese dollars (ahout $125 at the official exchange rate) a month.
 Pay ranges down to 10000 Chin ese dollars ($3) a month for the lowest paid troops.
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20 YEARS AGO fME {yfT EMPIRE
OCTOBER 24, 1926

address City Band had been hired Theatre and play several inside
 the the Moose well patronzed good well patrond during the evening
 John Cashen member Douglas vase the senior class.
 Douglas Alaska Brotherhood
 Metca mining Skagway Magnta
 persons homeless the result of the Armenia earthquake
 Weather report: High, 53; low, 51; rain
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LOOK and LEARN SSy c. GORDON

How miles shorter the City Francisco through the Continent of South What Presidents United 
 capitals begin S belong vegetable,
 ANSWERS:
  3. Cleveland, Tyler, Wilson. Dakota.
 4. of shrub. 5.