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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
Vyprava k zachrans letcE
moci divokeho kmene.

Zvlastnf aeroplan S pencil a
zasobami ma vyplacenl peti "a
merickych letcI, o nichz Sc
myslf, re jsou drzeni jake o.
troci divokym kmenem Lolo,
odletel do Centgu ma hranicich
pustin zapadnf Clny.
Ma aeroplanu je dip, cinske
penfze, lekarske zasoby, potra
why a lekaTi a osetrovatelky.
lPatraci ceta odebere Sc do ST.
|cangu v drsne krajine nedale-
ko hranic Bunny a Tibetu, ably
tam zridila zakladnu pro sve
operace.
Jiny aeroplan je pfipraven
k odletu, jakmile Dude zjiste-
lno, kde jsou letci drzeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
ANGLIcANE SABOTOVALI
PLANY MA MIR FDR, PRAVf
JEHO SYN ELLIOTT.

Elliott Roosevelt vznesl "a
lobu, re Anglicane, kterym pc
mahala "mala skupina ochot-
nych muzn" We Washingtone,
sabotovali plany ma mir, ktere
sestavil jeho otec Franklin D.
Roosevelt.
Elliott cituje sveho otce, re
sestavil plany, jez by prekazi-
ly AnglicanGm utvoriti blol,
narod1 proti Rusku, jakmile
Dude pc valce.
Mladsi Roosevelt vznesl ty-
to zaloby v poslednfm re ctyr
clankd O SVEN otci, jejz napsal
pro bezne cfslo tydeniku
Look"
Zemrely president rekl sve-
mu synovi, re uzavrel dohodu
IS v1dci r1znych narod6, ably
byla z~ajistena svoboda lidu v
Holandske Vychodnf Indii, We
Francouzske Indoc1ne a Indii
La Can Kajsek sl1bil, re zrfdi
zastupitelskou vladu v Cine
svobodnymi volbami.
Elliott pravf, re tyto plany
byly torpedovany Londyne g
Washingtone 1redn1ky We stat.
MIN departments "reakciona.
ri" obou stran, onou cast1 tisku
ktera zapasi O svobodu nezod.
povednosti a konecne armad.
mimi ddstojn1ky.
Skladal nadsji " S. N.
President Roosevelt je cito
van takto: "Budeme S to Wy
pracovati toto dvacate stoleti
pocket a uvid1s!" To bylo n;
vanocnf bozf hod 1914, KID.
Elliott videl sveho otce posled
ne ziveho.
Elliott cituje dale sveho OF
ce: "Mysl1m, re to je snad nej
lepsi costa jak ukazati angelic
kemu lidu a anglickemu parla
mentu, re je nutno, ably Angli
vlozila nadeje pro budoucnos
ma Spojene narody - ma vse
chny Spojene narody "a n
pouze ma anglickou flsi
schopnost Anglicand prime
Lime zeme Ike spojeni Sc v jake
81 skupine prot Sovetskem
svazu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
SOkOIsky V6stnik.
UPOZORNENf!

Vsichni clenove Maryland
skych Sok. Jednot, kteTf pole
dou tuto ned6li ma Sokolskou
Akademii do Washingtonu,
D. c., Sc upozornujf, by nosili
sokolske capky a rukavnf Cd
znaky!
Vysledky zavodH zakG a zacek
pr Sokolskem Dnu " Belcamp,
Md, konanem %. zafi 1916.
Zavodilo 10 zakG We start
cd II do IA let a ceny ziskall:
~ Jan Klingmaver, Baltimore,
2.) Jifi Mojzfsek, Belcamp,
Md, 81 Josef Opalensky, Cur
It's Bay, Md.
zakd We start cd 6 do 10 let
zavodilo IL a ceny ziskali
~ Hynek Zalik, p Josef Ko-
laTkik oba Z Belcamp, Md. 81
Ronald Mares, Baltimore, Md.
zacek cd 10 do 13 let zavo-
dilo II, ceny z1skaly: 1.) Car,
Rebbert, Baltimore, 2.) Irena
Cvalina, 81 Dorothy Cvalina
ODE z Curtis Bay.
zaGek cd 6 do 9 zavodilo Is
a ceny zfskaly: ~ Jarmils
Hozova z Belcamp, Md, p
Jacqueline Markova, 81 Vera
Maresova, ODE z Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
POJEDEME Sc SOKOLY MA
SLET DO PRAHY.

o Sok. Sjezdu V Omaze jsme
vyslovili nadeji, re nase vereJ-
most 81 Tekne pfi rozhodnuti
n~avstivit Ceskoslovensko v ro-
ce 1913 = pojedeme Sc soko-
ly! Toto rozhodnuti jest odu-
vodneno tim, re to Dude sokol-
sky slet, ku kteremu pojedou
vsichni pTlznivci sokolstva z
cel6ho sv6ta a proto jest samo-
zfejm6, kdyz pojedete Sc So
kolskymi vypravami.
Americka Sokolska Obec po-
Tadala vlastni vypravy ma kaz-
dT sokolsky slet a pocet 1cast-
Mkt stoupal cd vypravy k W.
brave. Proto budeme stale Y
nasem tisku upozornovat nasi
verejnost, ably jiz ted 81 flka-
la: "Pojedeme Sc sokoly!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
Zapis mimofadne schHze tech
nickeho vyboru III. okresku So
kolske zupy Vychodni, Jednot
Marylandskych.

Projednan detsky maskarn1
Piles, zmenen den, m1sto dflvej-
81 poslednf nedele v f1jnu ma
prvnf nedeli v listopadu, to jest
dine 3. listopadu 1916. Zaca-
tex We tTi hodiny odpoledne,
vstupne SO. cent?.
Nejlepsf a nejhumor. masky
budou odmeneny. Tanecky a
scenu provedou deti z Jednoty
z Belcamp, 20 minut. Detske
hry - jednoty Baltimorske, 20
minut. R1znosti a zpev, deti
z jednoty Curtis Bay, 20 min.
Doufame, re i Jednota Phi
ladelphie Sc zafadf do progra-
mu S detmi. Jest to podnik O.
krskovy pod veden1m sokolic
Baltimorskych a proto to take
Dude jeden z nejlepslch podni-
XII v tonic roce.
Pojednano O podniku We Wa
shingtonu, nutno vyresit RUNE
potlze ohledne narad1, dopra-
wv a jine. Ulozeno jednotliv-
cum k vyT1zen1.
Br. Vaclav Primus, poklad-
mix hlasf, re jednota Philadel-
phie zaplatila $500 ma "a
kladnf okrskovy fond, c1mz
isou vyrovnany vsechny jedno-
ty a v pokladne jest $125.OO.
Sch1ze okrskova ktera mela
byti prvni pondel1 v Tljnu We
Filadelfii die programu, odlo-
zena ma tTeti nedeli v T1jnu, te
jest dine 20. Tijna 1916.
Tedy, schIze okrskova Dude
20. rijna 1916 We Filadelfii \
nedeli We dive hodiny odpol
Kde Dude take podano vyucto'
vani okrskoveho cvicen1 v Bel
campu. SchGze odhlasovans
ma tuto dobu mimofadne, pro
toze jest to dosti velka vzdale
most a jiste Dude mnohem lep'
vyhovovati vsem jednotam ne
dele, ably mohli vsichni cinov
nfci vsech jednot udelati 81 ma
lily nedelni vylet do Filadelfie
la spolecne Sc tam pobaviti. U
pozornujeme proto ma tuto ne
deli vsechny jednoty a zvlast'
pax jednotu Philadelphia alb,
mela volnou m1stnost.
: Jednoty nezapomente zor
ganisovati dobre mas spolecn,
Zajezd ma nedeli, dine 6. rim
1916 do Washingtonu.
Adresa do Washingtonu: =
Pythian Temple, 1912 vt
|St., N. W., Washington, d. {
Josef Pokorny, nacelni
! Josef Fejfar, jednate
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04

Tuto sezonu budou take kro-
me pravidelnych poradany.
symfonicke koncerty v nedell
vecer a Size prvnf koncert bu-
de dayan 10. listopadu. Pra-
yidelnym kapelnfkem je osved-
ceny Reginald Steward.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
RUSKO ODPfRA VZDATI Sc
SVE VOJENSKE KONTROLY
MAD DUNAJEM.

MAD DUNAJEM.
Americky delegat doznal, re
eeskoslovensks a jugoslavske
lodi jsou drzeny jake "zaruka"
Rusko dalo 20. zaff ma vedo-
mi Spojenym Stat1m, re jeho
vojenska opatrenf v Dunajske
oblasti jsou te nejvetsi d1lezi-
tosti, naznaeivsi tax, re SOVIET
nema V 1myslu prozatlm otev-
flti Dunaj volne plavbe mezi
okupacnlmi pasmy ruskym a
americkym.
SOvetske prohlaSenl ucineno
bylo v ekonomicke a socialni
rade Spojenych Narod1, kde
ISpojene Staty zfskaly podporu
svGj navrh ma konanf mezina-
rodn1 conference We Vidni, kde
byly by rozlusteny problemy
stoj1c1 nyn1 v ceste znovuzaha-
jenf mezinarodni dopravy ma
Dunaji.
Hlasovano o tom Dude az
pfistf tyden, tax ably delegati
81 mohli vyzadati instrukce cd
svych vlad.
Obviniv Spojene Staty, re
jejich navrh byl ucinen jako
"protiklad", ably jim bylo ce-
leno jugoslavskym a ceskoslo-
venskym pozadavkdm O navra-
cent lodi drzenych americky-
mi okupacn1mi autoritami, So
vetsky delegat Nikolaj Feonov
prohlasil, re Spojene Staty Sc
pokCusej1 uvazovati o techto
pozadavc1ch.
Soucasne odpovedel ma pro-
Jew Delegate Spojenych StatG
Johna C. Winanta, re Ameri-
ka vyvinula vsemozne 1sili ma
otevren1 Dunaje a re Rusko Sc
postavilo prot tomu.
"V sovetskem pasmu'', pra-
vii Feonov, "jista opatreni by
la ucinena sovetskymi vojen-
skymi 1rady a zadne zmeny
V techto opatrenlch nejsou
mozny."
Feonov dale obvinil Spojene
Staty, re Sc pokousejl Ssutopitip
iugoslavske a ceskoslovenske
naroky v celem problemu Du-
najskem. Dodal, re jest pouze
iedno NONE vysvetlenf pro O.
deprenf Spojenych Stat1 ma
vratit tyto lodi - "vyvinouti
natlak ma tyto zeme pro jiste
sebezajmy."
Pred tim Winant prohlasil,
re nebude-li americky navrh
pTijat, "my nevidfme zadneho
vyberu nezli odkazati celou O.
tazku .diplomatickemu vyjed-
navanf mezi Spojenymi Staty a
sdcastnenymi staty."
V patek pravil Winant, re
jugoslavske a ceskoslovenske
lodi jsou drzeny jake zaruka
"a americky majetek, "ktery
byl zabran neb znarodnen a
"a nejz jeste zadne dohodnuti
o nahrade nebylo ucineno."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
sOKOL v INDII.

Organised a praci sokolskou
vykonava V Indii sokolska jed
nota V Batanagaru. Clenstvo
teto iednoty ie roztrouseno pc
cel6m indickem 1zemf a propa-
guie sokolskou myslenku v tax
odlehle casti sveta. Poole poe
tn sokolskych casopisG a OBJ
iednavek odznakd lie usuzo-
vati, re tato jednota Dude jed
nou z nejcilejs1ch v Zahrani6
nj zupe.
(Sokolsky Vestn1k, Praha.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
OAR:

K uct6ni pamatky Mrs. Amy
M. Suchanek darovali: Mrs.
Marie Ludwig, Mrs. Ida Drsa-
ia a Mrs. Anna S. Behounek
$1,000 We prospect skoly Au-
gust1na Hefmana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04
SpoleGnost ceskoslovenskeho
Cerveneho Krize
Ustrednf Reditelstvi
Praha III.
Thunovska Is

1Td1ld Ill.
Thunovska Is
|Sdruzenf Ceskoslovenskych
|Spolk6 v Baltimore,
1907 Ednor Road
Baltimore : IS, Md.
Vazenf krajan6,
potvrzujeme s diky tamni
dopis re dne 1. kvetna 1916 a
potvrzujeme rovnez spravne
prijetf seku ma $4,000, ktery
nam byl pc delsf dobe propla-
cen castkou Kcs 9,940.
Csl. Cerveny Kriz dekuje
timto Sdruzeni Ceskosloven-
skych Spolk1 v Baltimore, "a
tento dar pro ceskoslovenske
sirotky a pro informaci pozna-
menavame, re zmfnena castka
byla pridelena k rozdelenf csl.
sirotk1m v zemi ceske obnosem
Kcs 1920, v zemi moravsko-
slezske Kcs $500 a zemi slo-
venske Kcs 2,940.
Tlumocfme Yam jeste jed
nou mas opravdovy dix "a Va
81 dobrou praci pro pomoc &C.
skoslovensku v dobe povalec-
ne, zejmena pro ty nejpotreb-
nejsf.
Znamename
S krajanskym pozdravem,
Ing. j. BIN,
ustr. tajemn1k.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-04

FRANK
Srdecny pozdrav jak p. A.
CihlaTovi, redaktoru "Telegra-
!u" tax jeho ctenaf6m posila
Vas dopisovatel
Frant. Vokurka,
postovnf zflzenec
Chyn1n
o. Move Mitrovice u PlZne.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
THOSE CONTROLLING ALIEN PROPERTY TO
 REPORT BEFORE FEB. 28

Persons having control of either German or Japanese alien property lor having an interest in same, are required to make report to the Alien Property Custodian, Wash ington, D. C., by February 28, 1946, it was announced at the Governors $ Office today, following receipt of instructions from Washington. An additional 60 days for reporting is allowable if details cannot be work ed out by February 28. The form, known as Alien Prop erty Custodian Form APC-56'', may be obtained from the office of the Secretary of Alaska, either by mail or in person.
 This pertains only to reports on property and interests of Germany and Japan and any Nationals there of Banks, Insurance Companies, individuals, etc, having any con- trol or interest in or over such property are required to make this report.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
LEGI0NNAIRES PLAN CYMNASTIC TRAINING
 FOR TEEN-AGE BOYS

At a rousing meeting of Juneau Post No 4, American Legion, held last night at the Dugout, the fol- lowing four new members were ini- tiated Tony B. Campos, Gus M. George, Peter Schneider and Wen dell Schneider.
 With the cooperation of the local schools the Juneau Post plans to sponsor training in gymnastics for teen-agers with special stress plac- ed on boxing, wrestling and tumb- ling, with the idea in view of get ting inter-city competition later on.
 The hope was expressed that with the help of all organizations of Ju- neau the USO Club rooms might be taken over by the city of Juneau and run as a temporary Youth Center. The costs would not be great, and the present USO Club rooms would serve adequately until such time as the proposed Civic Center materializeS. They pres ent the additional advantage of being available now.
 Use of Quonset huts at the Sub port as the quickest way to alleviate the housing shortage in Juneau came in for much discussion, with the result that committee from the Legion is to go over plans of the huts and figure the cost of fixing them up and making them into suitable living quarters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
pHILS SET TO
 LEAVE CELLAR
 WITH SW00SH
Bossman Chapman Figures His Club Il Make Last
 PiCkers Look Bad
By Gayle Talbot

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Feb. 26.-- Packed on the wall of the Phila- delphia Nationals Club house here is a large cartoon of ball player with a "P" on his shirt coming l .inkingly out Of an old-fashioned cellar, a bat over his shoulder and a bemused expression on his face.
 It was drawn especially fer the Phillies by the well-known sports cartooonist, Willard Mullin, and 1t will be reproduced on the face of every score card sold in the clubs home park this season. It not only is about the first instance on re- cord of ball club poking fun at 'ts own infirm;ties, but it also sums up graphically what Manager Ben Chapman has to say.
 Were a-coming up out of that cellar" declared the old Yankee outfielder, who wound up his play ing career last year as pitcher uf parts. T hope everybody picks us for last again, just so we can make them look bad. We've got a real infield now and we've got pow CT. If we get pitching and find a good catcher, we'll be up there somewhere.
 "The way I see it, St. Louis and Brooklyn will fight it out for the flag, and after that anything can happen. With a little luck we can be right up in the race. We still l.ope to get couple of those St. Louis pitchers, and owner Sam I,readon has promised to let us know the minute he and his man. ager make up their minds who they will sell. Meantime, we're going to watch the waiver lists mighty close"
 Deviating for moment from the main topic, Ben described with enthusiasm the new uniform his club is going to spring on a start led public in April. It will be, 1t seems, the most terrific red, white and blue creation ever seen on a ball field, extending to embroidery of the sleeves. The Phils intend to come off the floor with swoosh,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
pAA BRINGS IN 10;
 FLIES OUT WITH 20

Pan American Alrways listed the following passengers on three flights yeterday. From Seattle to Juneau Willis Shank, Robert Pierce. Henry Clark. Isadore Goldstein, Martha Gushing, Fannie Keep, Dolly Haughtaling. James Wright. Ger trude McLain and Mona Yochen.
 To Fairbanks-Ed Smither.
 For William Smyth, Eli zabeth Svth, Charlotte Chappell, Wayne Bezona, Mrs. Lyle Johnson, Patricia Palmer, Irene Stewart, Mill ton Furness.
 John Cashen, Mary Reat, Ruth Reat. Bert Jensen, David Todd, Collis Druley, Dora Fein, Euphia Dabant, Loring Daly, William Lesson and William Meacham.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
Emblem Club Meets
 Thursday Eveninq

Tie regular social meeting of the Emblem Club will be held Thursday night at o'clock in the Elks Hall, and members are reminded of the recent change in meeting dates from Tuesday to Thursday nights.
 A feature of Thursdays meeting will be the initiation of new mem bers, and there will be the usual pleasant entertainment features and refreshments. A good attend ance is anticipated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
BASkETBALL

Here are final scores of basket ball games played last night: Army 48: Maryland 31. St. Johns (Brooklyn) 56; Man. haitian College 30.
 Muhlenberg TO; St. Francis .Brooklyn 50.
 Kansas 69; Jow9 State fl. Indiana 49; Iowa 46.
 Indiana State 53; Illinois Normal 51.
 Nebraska 42, Missouri 39. Texas A. and M. 56; Arkansas 55 Idaho 5G; Oregon 46.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
TUESDAY LEAGUERS TO RESUME ROLLING Al
 ELkS ALLEYS TONIGHT

The Tuesday night bowling league of the Elks alleys is to take up their activities where they left off Feb. 12, it was announced, start ing tonight
 The teams scheduled for tonight are Pioneers versus Legion and Ro- tary versus ElkS All players on these teams are expected to turn out and get league rolling again, the announcement added.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
5poris Shorts

SAN. FRANCISCO. Feb. 26 = Eiery-eyed Manuel Ortiz, defending his bantamweight championship of the world for the 18th time, knock ed out Louis Castillo, Mexican challenger, in the 18th round last night after pllnishing him merci- iessly most of the way.
 The plucky 24-year-old challeng- CT, who did most of his fighting in the third and fourth rounds and then took the champions fusilades of punches with only occasional re- taliation, took the count on one knee. Ortiz weighed 11715, Castillo 117A.
 PENSACOLA, Fla, Feb. 26.-Ray Mangrum, the steel-nerved pro from Los Ane3eles, today headed tor St. Petersburg and the ninth tournament of golf's winter tour $500 richer after beating Ben Hogan of Hershey, Pa, in an 18- hole playOff yesterday TOT the Fen sacola open title.
 -Mangrum shot the front nine in an even par 36, and came in with d four-under 32 for 68, as Hogan had one-under-par Il on the 6IO0-yard country club course. He was out in 38 and came in with 8.
 LAWRENCE. Kas.. Feb. 26.-Dr Forrest c. (Phog) Aliens Univer- sity of Kansas Jayhawks had their twelfth Big Six basketball title in eighteen years of conference feud- ing today, because three war vet erans had turned the clocks back three years.
 The veterans ex-Army officers Charlie Black, Otto Schnellbacher and Ray Evans - had even the Good Doctor bubbling with the en- thusiasm of a college freshman af- ter the Jayhawks annexed their nanth conference victory in blasting Iowa State, 65-4l, here last night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
SITKANS WED HERE

Miss Amy Gertrude Price and George A. Milton, both residents of Sitka, were united in marriage Fri day, February 22. by U. s. Com r'issioner Felix Gray, in a cere- inony at his home in Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
wAUNALEE suEss HOME

Waunalee Suess, Juneau high school grad now 8 sophomore at the University of Oregon, arrived yesterday on the Denali for several months stay with her mother Mrs, Robert Coughlin.
 Miss Suess will resume her art studies when the university reopens in the fall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
BAIL CAMP
 HIGH SPOTS
.CBY THE ASSOCIATED rREssl


 Slugger Ted Williams has arrived at the Boston Red Sox camp in Sarasota, Florida. Williams explain ed his tardiness-a fishing trip in the Florida Everglades.
 Apparently Vernon Stephens holdout is. serious. Vice President B.ll Dewitt of She St. Louis Browns is heading for Araheim earlier than scheduled
 Manager EdoIe Dyer of the Car dinals thinks Uncle Sam did all right by his Cardinals who served in the Armed forces during the war. Dyer says Howie Pollett Fry Dusak and Jeff Cross are stronger than when they went into service they added. weight and toughened up.
 Over in Honolulu, the San Fran cisco Seals staged three inning workout. Second haseman Ray Per ry poled a homer into left field. Nevertheless Manager Lefty 'Doul aid he wasn't satisfied with the Clubs work at the plate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
COL. CLARK HERE

Col. H. w. Clark, new head of the Alaska Development Board has ar rived and is registered at the Bar anof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
pRE-LENTEN CARD PARTY

Parish Hall tonight pm. by Catholic Dauehters of America. Whist, pinochlc, bridge. Door and game prizes. Refreshments. Public invited. (204-tD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
GIRL FOR EDGECoMBs

A baby daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. w. R Edgecomb yesterday morning at 3:30 o'clock in St. Ann's Hospital. The infant weighs pounds, 12 ounces
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
CHRIS HENNING HERE

Chris Henning. member of the Territorial Legislature, has return cd to Juneau after trip to Wash .ngton, D. c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
REBEKAH'S

Meeting Wed. pm, in IOOF Hall. Drill team will hold miscel- laneous auction entertainment and refreshments. 'zo'-t1'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
FROM siETCHIKAN

J. E. Danielson of Ketchikan is at the Baranot.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
OFFICER STOPS HERE

Maj. J. Willis, CSC, of Fort Richardson, has registered at Hotel Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
BOWLING

The High Heelers took over the bowling alleys at the Elks last night with the following results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
sITKA VISITOR

Mrs. Gertrude McLain of Sitka is stopping at tho Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
Evelyn Hespdeh
 Ernest 0. Rude,
 Welded Saturday

Married Saturday at the home of U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray in Douglas were Miss Evelyn E. Hes pach and Ernest O. Rude, both of Juneau. Rude is well-known fish e,man, formerly of Hoonah.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26

DRINK KING BLACK LABEL.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
"A COMPLETE. QUALIFIED
 SERVICE
Plumbing and Plumbing Repairs

We take that Mr. Frank LaRochee formerly Ahers with Juneau Plumbing this Frank needs introduction the he his friends in the future he has in the past
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
Oil Burners
Oil Burning Wafer Heaters

Sunbeam Automatic Water Heaters for ordinary For the larger homes and industrial water heating the Oi-O-Matic Horizontal Type water heat in three gallons per hour. These larger water heaters type burners for No. or regular diesel fuel oil.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
Heating

Whether it be a complete new heating your present equipment, we are qualified a
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-18
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26
At | 100 o'clock the following property:
FARM IMPLEME


One good berred farm wagon and iat rack one GOOD H. E
pre T fertilizer drill John Deere fertilizer corn paner
good all metal Case tractor manure spead one good SIT cult
5-ft moving Suky
Suly rake in fair condition; buck rake for John Deere
tractor good S International grain binder steel tire
rubbeT-red with flat rack both
condition. good 1877 fertilizer grain drill John Deere man
speader MISUNDERSTANDING eft moving machine one Tin
loOft endless drive belt Mccormick " grain binder good super
delivery rake; sled;
tooth harrow good electric and motor
stanchonS blower FAM self hog feeder 0Oga hog water
harrow electric stan
chion blower self hog feeder 00a hog water
fountain; good double work 25 extension
ladder Simplex oil brooder John Deere keo tractor
hog uougs kettle two oil drums six loyal milk
milk buckets milk strainer forks shove sets of good
wrencheS from in to 7n pipe wrench; other small ools one
12guage Winchester and other articles
too numerous TO mention :.
#~t HAY AND GRAIN ...,
20 of mixed baed and
straw
b 40 bushels of Rchand seed beans bushe of mixed
seed; 100 bushels of in crib.
Terms: Cash
MARGUERITE M. ZEICLER
John Jr, Aucioneer Paul Miller, Clerk
Redwood, Ohio Rt Marion, Ohio