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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-22
BARBARA KOLICH

Umrla je Barbara Kolich, ro-
jena Doncevic, stara AZ let. Bila
ie vdova ter rodom il Hrvatske-
ga. Bila je polsestra Mrs. Kath-
crime Piccoli, stanujoca ma Uni
versity Heights. Truplo bo da-
mes polozeno ma mrtvaski oder
v pogrebnem zavodu A. Grdina
in sinovi, jutri pa bo odposlano
sorodnikom v Milwaukee, Wis.,,
v oskrbo pogrebnika Ermenca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-22
NOVO KEGLJIsCE

Danes popoldne sc bo formal
no otvorilo novo kegljisce Gr-
dina Bowling Alleys, XII so bila
zgrajena na drugem nadstropju
novega Grdinovega poslopja ma
6019 st. Clair Ave. Bolj podro-
ben opis Q tam novem kegljiScu
boste citali Y dopisu. Ii je m
drugem mestu danaxnjega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-22
LUzICKI SRBI PRI ORGA-
NIzACIU ZDRUz. NARODOy

LONDON (O.N.A.)-SploSni
odbor organizacije zedinjenih
narodov je prejel proznjo "a
danstvo > strani luziGkih Srbov
i Budisina in Baucena. Proknjo
je spoalal odbor, Ii j. bill se-
sbayljen nelrje Y sleziji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-22
Nosi fontie-voioki

Pred kratkim je bill po pet
letni sluzbi pri vojakih, Casino
odpuscen Anthony Frank. Zdaj
biva s svojo soprogo Mildred na
9O6 E. 73 st., kjer ju prijatelji
lahko obiscejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-22
Arabski kuizlingi Sc vracajo
domou; Anglia Sc sploh ne
zgane proti njih ruuanju

NEW YORK Co. N. A.)-Newyorsko casopisje arab
skem ezku poroca bae il zaneslvh virov da je smell
Fawzi Bey ell Kawkad vrn nazaj in da je nasel azil
Arabijo-v Saudievem kraljestvu Fawz Bey je donna il
STRIFE in je bill eden zmed vodilnh osebnost XII eta
1886 do 1889 ceu bo ali mani roparskh top straho
vale Palestine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-22

Kar Sc tice obstojecega STAY
kovnega vala, XII je zajel dezelo,
je predsednik apeliral ma kon-
gres, da sprejme zakon, XII DO
cd Wade nastavljenim odborom
"a ugotovitev dejstev dal oblast,
da preiscejo financno sposob-
most prizadetih podjetij, in il
rail vclo, da DO ia metoda ma
sla pot "a resitev vseh mezdnih
sporov.
Ponoven APPEL "a uzakonitev
pOtrebnih reform
Dolznost kongresa je, da v
tenn pogledu takoj podvzame ak
CLIO, kajti zastoj v industriji
ogroza povratek dezele v nor
maine razmere in resno ovira
prehod IL vojne v mirovno pro-
dukcijo, je izjavil predsednik.
.Obenem je predsednik iznova
apeliral ma kongres, da osvoT
tudi druge reforme, katere bodo
pomagale k stabilizaciji ameris-
kega gospodarstva, poglavitne
Cd katerih so zvisanje minimal-
nih mezd, povecanje brezposel-
nostne podpore in zakon "a od-
pravo discriminate pri zapo-
sljevanju radi plemenskih, ver-
skin ali narodnostnih predsod-
kov.
Eden najbolj vaznih proble-
NOV, pred katerim stoji danes
dezela, je rekel predsednik, je
prepreeenje denarne inflacije,
in to Sc bo storilo lie tedaj, ako
Sc bo skrbelo "a stalno rast pro-
dukcije in ako sc DO Sc nadalje
obdrzala kontrola rentov in dru-
9Th zivljenskih potrebsGin.
Nova javna della potrebna "a
preprecenje brezposelnosti
Kontrola cen mora ostati, do
kler ne DO produkcija dosegla
svoje normalne mirovne stop
ME, je izjavil predsednik, po-
tenn pa urgiral kongres, da brez
odlasanja pripravi in osvoji ma
crte "a velikopotezna javna de-
la, "a move jezove in elektricne
naprave, pri katerih Sc bodo "a
poslili delavci, kadar DO val po-
voj jne civilne produkcije zaeel
pojemati.
Predsednik je tudi apeliral ma
kongres, da osvoji zakonski ma
crt "a obvezno vojasko sluzbo v
mirovni dobi. Rekel je, da Zed.
drzave ne bodo v stanu vrsiti
svojih obveznosti napram svetu
in cuvati mir, ako ne bodo
imele zadostne oborozene sile.
Predsednik nj prisel osebno
v Kapitol, da bi precital posla-
nico, temvec. eitana je bila cd
tozadevnega kongresnega urad-
nika. Posledica je bila, da je BIZ
Ia vecji del casa, ko je bila po-
slanica Gitana, navzocih komaj
tretjina clanov, in enkrat je BIZ
Ia cello nevarnost, da ne DO pri-
sotnih dovolj poslancev, "a kvo-
rum, v katerem slucaju bi Sc bi.
10 morale citanje ustayiti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-22
Mildred Bronstrup umrla

Vceraj je umrla v Lakeside
bolnici Mrs. Mildred Bronstrup,
stara IS let, ki je bila Cd 1926
do 1881 clanica mestne zbornice,
kjer'je po srnrti svojega moza, XII
je bill tudi mnogo let council
man, zastopala sosednjo %. var
do.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-22

v tisti dobi je Sc Berlin pod
|piral to uporno gibanje de-
narjem, propaganda in drugimi
sredstvi. Ko je to upornisko gi-
banje - XII je bilo v prvi vrsti
naperjeno proti Anglezem -
propadlo, je Fawzi Bey pobeg-
nil v Irak in je bill tam zopet
eden kolovodij ponesrecene vsta-
je ministra Rasid ell Gallant ia.
V letu 1912 mu je uspelo po-
begniti in Sc zateci v Italijo, od-
koder je nekoliko pozneje od-
potoval v Berlin. Pod Hitlerje-
vim okriljem sta z zloglasnim
jeruzalemskim muftijem sesta-
villa takozvano arabsko vlado, v
kateri je bill Fawzi Bey minister
"a vojno.
Leta 1943 je berlinski radio
pomotoma javil, da je bill Fawzi
Bey ubit ma vzhodni 'front.' "
resnici pa je nemoteno nadalje-
val svoje delovanje v nacisticni
propaganda organizaciji.
Skoro vsi arabski kvizlingi
SO sc vrnili dOmov
o prezgodovini Fawzi Bey-a
krozijo najrazlicnejse vesti. Ne
kateri trde, da je rodom il ST.
rije, a drugi zagotavljajo, da je
bill rojen v Tripolitaniji in da
je turskega porekla. v prvi sve-
town. vojni je bill po nekaterih
podatkih castnik turski arma-
di, po drugih zandar v Siriji.
Vsekakor pa je bill ze ma delu,
ko je v Siriji izbruhnila vstaja
leta 1925.
Zdaj, ko sc je Sc Fawzi Bey
yrnil ma Srednji who'd, je tam
zbrana vecina vseh vaznejsih
arabskih prvakov, XII so v pred
vojni dobi delovali proti Angliji.
Izvzet je lie jeruzalemski mufti,
XII zivi v Parizu kot "gost" fran
coske republike. Tudi glede ME-
ga je ostala angleska vlada po-
polnoma nevtralna in Sc nj ga
Mia, da bi zahtevala njegovo
ekstradicijo, da ga postavi pred
sodisce.
Vodja vstaje v Iraku Sc
vrnil IL Nemcije
PREF omenjeni Rasid ell Gala
nj, XII je bill kolovodja vstaje v
Iraku proti Britancem, je tudi
uspel pobegniti v Nemcijo in Sc
je ma skrivnosten nacin vrnil ma
Srednji who'd. Pravija, da je
tud on nasel zatocisce v Sau-
d-jevi kraljevini.
Tudi vec drugih arabskih pr
vakov, XII so Sc pref borili pro-
ii Anglezem, Sc jc smelo vrniti
v zadnjem casu, docim so bill
drugi, katere so imeli AngleN
pod kljucem, izpusceni ma svo-
bodo, tako da bodo mogli nemo-
teno obnoviti svoje scuvanje pro-
ii Ndom in drugo politicno de-
lovanje.
TJfAF(Kr SRpv ppr 0pnA
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-22
|Delodajalci lahko zvii$sajo
delavskep place, iizjavlja Iru-
man v poslanici kongresu
Predsednik poudarja, da je kontrola cen
potrebna Sc nadalje, ako Sc hoce dezela "a
varovati pred pogubno denarno inflacijo

V6eraj je predsednk Truman postal kongresu posla-
nico stanju Unije kater e zjavil da amerisk in
dustralci sposobn dovolti delavcem dob rekonverze
zdaten povsek place. da b pri tenn zvisae pro-
duktom
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-22
Grorniko svari pred
revzijo carterja
Zdruzenih narOdOv
Poudarja besede Stalina
o potrebi sloznega della
med velikimi silarni kot
podlaga trajnega miru

med velikimi silami kot
podlaga trajnega miru
LONDON, 20. januarja. -
Sovjetska unija je vceraj apeli-
rala ma vse clane Zdruzenih ma
rodov, da podpirajo "veto"
oblast velike petorice, da sprej-
mejo resolucijo velike trojice
glede atomske energije in po-
spesijo akcijo, katero Sc bo-
do kolonijalna ozemlja izrocila
zaupnistvu Zdruzenih narodov.
Sovjetski ambassador Andrej
A. Gromiko je pred zbornico
incl govor, XII je bill splosno tol-
macen kot APPEL ma Veliko Brita-
MILO, da neha govoriti o odpravi
"veto" velike petorice in kot
kritika narodov, XII sc obotav-
ljajo izrociti kolonijalne posesti
zaupnistvu Zdruzenih narodov.
Trije narodi Sc odzvali
apelu Sovjetske Rusije
Po zakljucku Gromik ovega
govora so trije narodi naznanili,
da so pripravljeni izrociti man.
date mad ozemlji, katere Jim je
dala Liga narodov, zaupnistvu
Zdruzenih narodov.
Avstralija je izjavila, da je
pripravljena izrociti Novo Gvi-
nejo in privoljenjem Anglije
tudi novozelandski teritorij Nau-
ru. Slieno je Nova zelandija il
javila glede zapadnega Samoa,
medtem ko je Belgija predlaga-
la ikvidacijo svojega mandate
mad ozemljem Ruanda- -Urundi "
Vzhodn; Afrikl.
Britannia je pred par dnevi IL
javila, da je pri wolff izrociti "a
upnistvu Zdruzenih narodov
British Kamerun, Tanganjiko in
Togoland v Afriki, medtem ko
je Francija dala razumeti, da ne
bo sledila britskemu vzgledu.
Stalisce Zed draw glede
japOnskih otokov nepojasnjeno
Londonski listi, XII ne pozna-
jo nekaterih ameriskih domacih
politicnih zapletljajev, vprasu-
jejo, zakaj sc Zed. drzave obo-
tavljajo podajo tocnejse izja-
We, kaj nislijo napraviti glede
otokov ma Pacifiku, XII so sc ma
hajali pod japonskim mandatom
in so med vojno prisli v posest
Zed. draw.
Sovjetski poslanik je vel "a
tekst svojega govora izjavo pre-
mierja Stalina z dne 6. novem-
bra 1914, da bodo Zdruzeni ma
rodi ucinkoviti lie tedaj, ako bo-
do velike sile delale slozno in v
duhu enotnosti, da pa nova med
narodna organizacija bo neu-
spesna, ako Sc to ne bo zgodilo.
Svari pred resnimi posle-
dicami prezgodnje revizije
Gromiko je v svojem govoru
med drugim rekel:
"Sovjetska delegaclJa zell
opozoriti zbornico ma dejstvo,
da ze danes, ko Sc nahaja or
ganizacija komaj v procesu roj-
stva, cd nekod slisijo glasovi,
da je Carter Zdruzenih narodov
ze prezivel svoj cas- in da mora
biti revidiran. Take trditve mo-
rajo biti odlocilno zavrnjene cd
strani vseh tistih, XII skusajo
ne samo 2 besedami, temvec tu-
di dejstvi zgraditi naocan in
ucinkovit ustroj "a ocuvanje mi
ri in varnosti.
Take trditve so nevarne in
nnorejo pod gotovimi okolisci-
nami imeti resne posledice."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-06
AWARDS MADE AT
 SKI CLUB PARTY
 HELD LAST NIGHT

Close to 100 skiers enjoyed the Juneau Ski Club party last night held at the IOOF Hall The pro gram was started with a short busi ness meeting and followed directly by the awarding of the trophies for the 1945-46 season. One entire table was covered with these very at tractive trophies producing defin- ite inspiration for all skiers alike. Dean Williams, chairman for the tournament committee, conducted the awarding last night
 The Walter P. Scott memorial trophy was awarded to Joe Werner for the 1944-45 season for out standing sportsmanship and ski in tereSt. This same trophy was awarded to Jim Church for the 1945-46 period.
 The following are the racing awards for the past season Moller trophy first place, Tom Stewart second place, Iver Skattum; third place, Bill Hixson.
 Mems Class B. held on the Mol Ter course: first place, Ralph Ran dall; second place, Norman Buoy; third place, Dr J. O. Rude.
 Womens downhill and slalom class A: first place, Bonnie Ran dall; second place. Mrs. Norman Buoy.
 Womens class B, first place: Mildred Pluck; second place, Dor othy Evans; third place, Danny Snyder Petersburg
 Junior class A combined, first place: Jim Rude; second place, Buddie Hunter: Junior class B com bined. first; Jim Trueblood. second. Jerry Gucker.
 The awarding was followed by so- cial events highlighted by sur prise slalom schottische which con sisted of, dancers swinging the schottische through an obstacle course
 It has been announced by the Outdoor Committee that the ski tow would be taken up the trail starting at II to'clock tomorrow morning. The group will meet at the bottom of the trail at that time, but those wishing transportation should be at Darnell's Sport Center at 10:30 o'clock. All who help in this task will be given two free days of rid ing on the tow upon installation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-06
JOtJSIxshJ

ATTENTION LOGGERS with logs for sale contact Juneau Lumber Mills Will buy from 100000 it. to 10,000,000 feet. For further particulars see Juneau Lumber
 Mills 433-tf.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-06
NOTICE TO SCOTTISH RITE MASONS:

Special meeting Friday, Dec. 9th at 7:30 pm. 30th Degree con- ferred.
 Walter B Heisel, Recorder
 adv 443-2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-06
NOTICE

After December 10, no telephone rental- for the month of December will be accepted at discount. All remittances must bear postmark of not later than discount day. Please be prompt. Please add 1et sales tax.
 JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS
 TELEPHONE co. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-06

MALT SYRUP at Piggly Wiggly.
The midland journal., 1946-10-25
AUTO STEALING ON THE
INCREASE

Automobile stealing, as a GRIM
inal activity, is showing decided in
crease in the United States," said w.
Lee Elgin, Commissioner of Motor
Vehicles. This epidemic of car thefts
shows a seventeen percent increase
for the first nine months of this year,
over the corresponding period of last
year.
'sSome of these cars have been
sold to unsuspecting persons, who
have failed to properly check the en-
gine number of the vehicle with the
one stipulated on the title or bill of
sale,' continued Mr.. Elgin.
IF there is a discrepancy in these
numbers, don't buy the used car un-
til the right ownership of the used
vehicle has been established, and that
there will not be difficulty in secur-
ing title from the Department of
Motor Vehicles"
The midland journal., 1946-10-25
AGRICULTURAL CENSUS
FIGURES

The advance 1945 agricultural Gen.
sus figures recently released show
many interesting facts. There has
been decline of one hundred and
thirty in the total number of farms
since 1910, leaving 1926 farms in
1945. There was also loss of 1O,953
acres from farm land.
On the brighter side of the picture
land owned by the operator has gain
ed 22,461 acres, while there has
been loss of 7,843 acres on the
rented land side of the story. Surely
this indicates that the agriculture is
more stable, and that farmers have
been reducing their mortgages. Prob
ably part of the increased food sup
ply has come from the part that there
were $50 acres more land on crop
Ian thdan in 1910 in spite of the
1888 acres lost from farm land.
The average size of the Cecil
County farm has increased from
1908 to 1898 acres. The average per
farm value during 1945 was 5000,
with a per acre value of $73.24, gain
ing S9.12 per acre. Tilling the farms,
or persons over fourteen years living
on the farm, were 4,637 people.
| These farm operators using 879
tractors and TAT trucks to produce
and haul total of $4,1S5,012 worth
of farm produce to market, which is
nearly double that sold in 1915.
Farm produce used in the home
totalled $443,316.
Although Cecil has lost some farm
lands, the farmers are doing a re-
markable job of producing, and prov
ing their ability to use their money
wisely by purchasing their own
places. The indication is that if a de-
preston should come along they will
be as well prepared as possible to
forestall trouble.
The midland journal., 1946-10-25
FAST DRIVING, Low MILEAGE

do you want to get $500 miles
out of a set of tires, or are you salts
fed to junk them after 1900 miles
asks the Keystone Motor Club.
Kind of a silly question, isn't it?
a statement by the Club continues.
Nevertheless, you're asking for the
low mileage if you persist in fast
driving, according to R. A. Meyer and
Glen S. Tesdall, of the Iowa Engi-
neering Experiment Station, who
found out a lot of things about tire
wear in a study which involved eight
cars driven over 100000 miles on ter
sections of highway of various types
"The studies indicated that, pri
marily, speed determined the rate Of
tire wear and that the 35-mile speed
limit, imposed as war measure il
the interest of tire conservation, wa:
based on sound premises. On the
basis of the average wear rate obser
we'd on concrete pavements and btu
minous surfaces in Iowa and Kansas
a life of $500 miles for automobile
tires may be expected, with due at
tention to time maintenance, if the
car speed does not exceed S5 m. p. h.
whereas at IS m. p. h., the life ex
pectancy would be only 1900 miles
cit was found that variations il
car speed affected tire wear to {
greater extent than any other single
factor"
The midland journal., 1946-10-25
FARM LAND VALUE UPPED BY
LASTING DRAINAGE PROGRAM

Tax Ditch Associations and regular
drainage and maintenance of water
channels on individual farms are
vital to the improvement of hundreds
of thousands of Maryland farm acres,
it was pointed out last weeg by DR..
T. B. Symons, Maryland Director of
Extension, at the ceremony for COM
pletion of the Maryland section of
the O,000-acre watershed of the
Pocomoke River.
Clearing of the channel of the POGO
moke must be followed by clearing of
it's tributaries, and by continued
work on farm drainage, to make best
use of the lowered water table, he
said. Eastern Shore farmers today
have 1876 Tax Ditch Associations,
with $500 members. These farmers
have $50 miles of tax bitches, on an
area of 100000 acres of land. Ten
new associations are now being form
ed, DR.. Symons pointed out, including
those in the Pocomoke River water
shed.
More than million cubic yards of
earth have been removed in the ex-
cavation of 395 miles of bitches on
the Eastern Shore, the Extension Di-
rector pointed out. Farmers have dug
out 273 additional miles of bitches
on their own fields. Improved drain
age of farm lands in Queen Annes,
Caroline, Worcester, Wicomico and
other counties has increased crop
yields about 20 percent, he estimated
and improved land values by at least
$40 an acre.
l. A million acres of Maryland farm
land still need better drainage for
good production of crops, DR.. Symons
said, including such areas as tie
Zekiah Swamp in southern Maryland
covering 10000 acres, and another
10000 acres of tablelands in Gar
rett County.
| The work of soil conservation dis
trict supervisors, county commission
esr, county extension agents, and soil
technicians, added DR.. Symons
makes possible practical program
for future land improvement in the
state
The midland journal., 1946-10-25

"These are momentous times in
India, and significant social political
and economic changes are taking
place in the country" says Principal
Marvin H. Harper, of Leonard Theo-
logical College, Jubbulpore, India
'"The nature of the new national gov
ernment, the production of food for
some 400, 100000 people, the indus
trialization of country predomin-
antly rural, the education of the
masses--these are some of the ire.
mendous problems confronting In.
dia's leaders. AS a consequence, the
Christian church faces opportunities
unparalleled in ker history in India
Her whole service is to help produce
a leadership worthy of these great
tasks, and to undergrad the whole
movement with the spirit of Christ
There is truly race on in India be.
tween Christ and Communism. Many
of the act sof violence which have
occurred recently in India can be
traced to the influence Of those who
work under the banner of the ham.
mer and sickle. 1t is the duty of the
Christian Church to challenge India &
workers to adopt the banner OF
Christ as their insignia. We at Leon
ard Theological College are grateful
for the privilege of training Christ
ian leaders for the new India"
The midland journal., 1946-10-25
Answer to ouestio, ?:
OILS HOME.TOWNERS

X. G. King, executive secretary of
the Wisconsin Petroleum Association,
has just completed hometown ac-
tivities quiz" among the membership
of his organization and comes up
with the information that there is no
phase of civic or public life which, at
some time or other, has not been rep
resented by an independent oil jobber
in his state
mo matter how large or small the
community" says Mr.. King, "the ac-
tivities of these jobbers definitely
prove them to be the backbone of
their communities.
Not only is the oil jobber active in
local affairs, so is the service station
operator. He also gives service, in
every way, to his community and the
community appreciates it.
The porof? Seventy-one of every
hundred service stations opened sur
wives in business for ten years as
against the average for all retail
trade of 81 survivors for every one
hundred stores opened.
Community service pays dividends
in cash as well as in satisfaction.
The midland journal., 1946-10-25
SEASON FOR COLDS

"The best thing to do about those
all too prevalent between-season
colds is to avoid them" DR.. r. H.
Riley, Director of TIE State Depart
ment of Health, advises Marylanders
of all ages. "Prevention is more de-
sirable than cure, because a cold or
a series of colds can undermine the
general health and clear the way for
other, more serious diseases. More
over, even if the common cold were
not a real threat to health, it would
certainly be wise to try to escape the
inconvenience, discomfort and loss of
time from work and other activities.
Physical fitness is desirable and
probably may offer some protection
against colds and influenza, which
reack a seasonal peak during the fall
and winter months. Adequate sleep,
well-balanced meals at regular hours,
suitable outdoor exercise and good
ventilation can contribute much to
the vigor and well-being of the aver
age person. Clothing should be adapt
ed to the weather to prevent over
heating or excessive chilling. Such
measures will help.
when colds are prevalent in a
community it is wise to avoid crowds
whenever possible. 1t is, of course,
particularly important to keep away
from people who are coughing, sneez-
ing or showing other signs of cold.
1t should be remembered that cold
is a communicable disease usually
passed from an infected person to a
healthy person through direct con-
tact.
'If, in spite of reasonable precau-
tions, cold does develop the victim
should look upon the disease as more
than Just a nuisance. Whenever pos
sible it is wise to go to bed and drink
fruit juices and water in large guam
titles. If there is no improvement
after twenty-four hours physician
should be called-particular if it is
a second cold caught on top of cold
or if fever is present. The patient
should also make every effort to keep
the infection to himself Coughs and
sneezes should be covered with a
hand or handkerchief, preferably a
paper disposable one. Special effort
should be made to keep away from
young children, old people and those
in poor physical condition.
The midland journal., 1946-10-25

American oil companies spend
more than three million dollars a
month on seismographic exploration,
The midland journal., 1946-10-25

One day recently 5000 service en-
ployees joined in strike against 18
of the National Capitals principal
hotels. In a couple of days the dining
rooms and restaurants closed, new
guests couldn't get in, and the room
ers and residents who were caught in
the strike jam had to make up their
own beds and do their own maid SER
vice. That was tough on some of the
Senatorial and otker official families.
Right in the midst of this confusion
the President of the United States
lifted meat control, and that includ-
ed the hotels-where cooking and
dining had been suspended. This is
the worst hotel strike in the history
of Washington.
The midland journal., 1946-10-25
SHOULD CHILDREN BE TOLD
FAIRY TALES?

Do you encourage your children
to read about the "big bad WOLF and
imaginative tales of cruel witches
and ogres? You will be interested in
what well-known psychologist has
to say on this interesting subject. One
of many interesting illustrated fea-
lures in the November 3rd issue of
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
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The midland journal., 1946-10-25
NATIONAL APPLE WEEK

National Apple Week has been de-
clared officially as the week October
26 to November 2, and Halloween
as National Apple Day." Apples will
be featured by all farde distributors
but consumer cooperation is vitality
needed if this years crop is to be
moved. An apple day until spring
not only will keep the doctor away
but will save the apple crop from be-
ing wasted.
The midland journal., 1946-10-25

Columbia College, liberals arts col
lege for men of Columbia University
is beginning it's 193rd academic year
with the largest enrolment in its his
tory. About 2,450 men undergrad
yates, two-thirds of them veterans
have registered for the fall term.