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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15

Navzlic temu, da je bilo ta-
koj po objavi poljske zahteve
porocano, da jo bodo Zed. drza-
We podprle, oziroma da vsaj ne
bodo delale ovir, pa Sc vedno nj
jasno, kaksno stalisce DO zavzel
O tenn vprasanju ameriski dele
gat Edward Stettinius. Istota-
ko velja tudi "a Anglijo.
Najnovejsi trik gen. Franco
preprecenje prave preiskave
IL Madrida Sc poroca, da je
vlada gen. Franco izjavila, da
bo preiskavo glede poljske OBJ
tozbe dovolila lie pod pogojem,
da bodo v preiskovalni komisiji
sedeli lie zastopniki "prijatelj-
skin" narodov, namrec takih, XII
lmaJo dlplomatske odnosaje
sedanjim fasisticnim rezimom,
da bi komisija obiskala lie take
citrate, v katerih bi Sc moglo
eksperimentirati : atomskimi
bombami, in da Sc mora preis-
kovalna komisija obvezati, da
DO po zakljucku preiskave svo-
je ugotovitve obsirno publicira-
la. ~
Poljska in Mehika sta takoj
naznanii, da Sc bosta proti te-
mu predlogu gen. Franco odloc-
no borili. Zastopniki teh drzav
opozarjajo, da - gre "a "tipicen
fasisticni trik', s katerim sc
skusa prepreciti resnicno pre-
iskavo poljske obtozbe.
Opozarja Sc, ako bi varnost-
nj svet sprejel Francovo suge-
stijo, bi to pomenilo, da bi bilo
S narodov izmed II, XII so "a
stopani v varnostnem svetu, av-
tomaticno izkljucenih cd "a
stopstva v preiskovalni komisi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
FRANK SKERBEC

Ma svojem domu je umrl
Frank Skerbec, star 35 let, sta
nujoc ma 2O07.W. So st. Tukaj
zapusca soprogo Susan, brata
Edward, sestre Mrs. Rose Ste
blei, Mrs. Ann Solomon in Ag-
nes ter druge sorodnike. Truplo
Sc DO nahajalo ma mrtvaskem
odru v Zakrajskovem pogreb-
mem zavodu po 4. uri danes po-
poldne. Cas- pogreba Sc nj dolo-
cen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15

Pod obstojecim zakonom SO
podvrzeni obvezni vojaski sluz-
bi fantje, ko izpolnijo 18. leto.
Oba dodatka sta bila sprejsta
z veliko vecino glasov navzlic
apelom cd strani voditeljev ad-
ministracije, da bi uzakonitev
teh dveh dodatkov pomenila, da
sc je Amerika- ma cell crti odpo-
vedala svoji odgovornosti pred
svetom."
Koncna akcija glede podaljsa-
MIA zakona "a obvezno vojasci-
no in glede dodatkov, XII sta bila
pogoino sprejeta, DO podvzeta v
kongresu v ponedeljek.
Kako bo glasovala
senatna zbornica, je v dyomu
&c pa DO tudi senat, XII O tens
vprasanju Sc nj glasoval, pri-
pravljen It'll tako dalee kot je sla
poslanska zbornica, trenotno nj
mogose reei Jsenatni vojaski ed
SEX je gfasoval "a podatjsmje
zakona "a obvezno vojascino "a
polno leto po Is. maju, ko seda-
MIA postava potece, kakor je pri-
porocala administracija.
Obe predlogi, ona senatu in
poslanski zbornici, pa doloeata,
da sc sluzbena doba omeji ma 18
mesecev in da sc neha z obvezno
sluzbo, ako sc bo prostovoljci
moglo izpolniti dolocene kvote.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
Pilotje potniskih
letal zagrozili, da
pojdejo ma stavko

WASHINGTON 13. aprila-
Pilotje potniskih letal, XII SO "a.
posleni pri Transcontinental 6
Western druzbi, so vceraj ma
znanili, da utegnejo oditi ma
stavko, ako sc njihova letna
maksimalna plaza ne DO povisa.
la S $13, 200 ma $4,000. Glaso-
vanje "a stavko je izpadlo 812
proti 9.
Kakor Sc poroca, pa nj izklju-
ceno, da Sc bodo stavki pridru-
zili tudi pilotje IL drugih trans
portnih letalskih druzb. Ako sc
to zgodi, bo to prva stavka
transportnih pilotov, kar Sc jih
pomni.
David L. Behncke, predsednik
zveze aeroplanskih Transporting
pilotov, je izjavil, da ako v po-
lozaj ne poseze predsednik Tru.
man, Sc bo stavka pilotov pri
omenieni druzbi zacela enkrat
tekom tedna, XII Sc pricne 81.
aprila.
Predsednik potniskih letal-
skin druzb je izjavil, da so poga-
janja s pilot ze dali casa v teku
in da je posredovalni odbor 3.
aprila priporocal, da Sc neso.
glasja glede plac izroci arbitra-
ciji.
Transcontinental & Western
druzba operira 100 letal ma 49,
600 mill dolgih crtah ter upo'
sluje 1900 pilotov. Pilotska I'VE.
"a spada k AFL ter steje 5000
clanov. Place aeroplanskih pilo-
TOW so visoke, ker je stevilo let
ko ga more kdo opravljati ONE
jeno, in ker ga more opravljati
le oseba, XII So nahaja ' perfekt.
mem fizicnem stanju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
TURCIJA PROSI POL
MLIJARDE POSOJILA

WASHINGTON - Danes Sc
je uradno zvedelo; da je Turci-
ia prosila Zed. drzave "a poso-
jilo v znesku $500, 100000, ka-
terega ina rabiti "a industrijski
razvoj. Ameriski krogi pravijo,
da turska prosnja nina nobe-
ne zveze z obstojecim polozajem
ma blizn lem vzhodu."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15

j. Diplomatskih stikov S Fran
covim rezimom namrec nimajo
Rusija, Poljska, Mehika, Kitaj-
ska in Australia.
Ali maj Sc dovoli, do bo Franco
diktiral pogoje preiskave?
Spanski republikanski krogi
v New Yorku pravijo, da vpra-
sanje atomske bombe nj jedro
spanskega vprasanja in so do
stavili, da bi bilo brezmiselno,
ako bi Sc preiskovalo samo to
vprasanje.
Poljski delegat pri varnost-
mem svetu dr.. Lange je izjavil
danes, da bi bilo nesmiselno, ako
DO Sc gen. Francu pustilo, da bi
diktiral pogoje preiskave. V
istem smislu Sc je izrazil tudi
mehinkanski 4delegat.
Kakor yse kaze, spansko vpra-
sanje ne ho prislo ma dnevni red
v ponedeljek (danes). Ia pone-
deljek je namree ma dnevnem
redu iranska afera, oziroma SOW
jetski predlog, da Sc zadeva wa
me z dnevnega reda, ne da bi Sc
cakalo 6. maja, do katerega dne-
va je Rusija obljubila umakni-
ii vse cete il iranskega ozem-
liza.
Mosk0vski radio kritizira
britske interese
LONDON, 13. aprila. - Mos
kovski radio je danes izjavil, da
sebicni britski financni intere-
81 prakticirajo diskriminacijo
proti demokratskim drzavam v
vzhodni Evropi, medtem ko We
cajo svojo trgovino S spanijo,
v prizadevanju, da bi podaljsali
zivljenje Francovega rezima.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
MA OPERACIJI

V Charity bolnisnici Sc naha-
ia obco poznana Mrs. Ann Jak-
Sic, solastnica Grdina Shoppe,
Gill St. Clair Ave. Podvreci sc
je morala operaciji.
V svrho operacije, katero je
srecno prestala, Sc je podala
Mrs. Anna Ponikvar, 713 e. 156
St., v Glenville bolnisnico. zeli-
mo jima cimprejsnjo popolno
okrevanje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
PODR. ST. 1O6 SANS

Jutri veGer OBJ osmih sc vrSi
seja podruznice 1t. LOG SANS v
Slovenskem drustvenem domu
ma Recher Ave. Seja je vazna,
ker Sc DO ukrepalo glede kampa-
ME "a pobiranje prispevkov "a
mladinsko bolnisnico v Jugosla-
VIII, zato Sc prosi vse clanstvo,
da se gotovo udelezi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
ANGLEZI IN HOLANDCI +,
SE UMAKNEJO z JAVE

LONDON. - Anglia in Ho-
landska sta dosegli sporazum
"a umaknitev njunih Get z Jave
in izrazen je bill optimizem gle
de izravnave spora z indoneski.
mi nacijonalisti. Kdaj bodo
britske in holandske cete zapu-
stile Javo, porocilo ne omenja,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
IL BOLNISNICE

IL bolnisnice Sc je vrnil na
svoj dom Mr.. Joseph Rezek,
stanujoc ma 1434 E. 81 St., kjer
ga prijatelji lahko obiscejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
PEVSKI ZBOR "sKRJANCKP'

PEVSKI ZBOR "SKRJANCKT
Seja pevskega zbora "skr-
jancki sc bo vrsila v torek oh
Z 80 uri zvecer v Slovenskem
dru1tvenem domu pa Recher
Ave. Starsi 30 pro5eni, d. . 20
tovo udeleMjo, ker % 10 'ulre-
palo glede prihodnje priredhe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
Mr.. Zupan poxdravlja

Mr.. Ivan zupan, XII Sc sedaj
nahaja v zdraviliscu v Hot
Springs, Ark, pozdravlja vse
|svoje prijatelje Y Clevelandu.
Upamo, da sc blagi in vzor mod
vrne Gil in zdray po zasluzeniI
|pocitnicah med svojce v Cleve-
land.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15

sANGHAJ, IL. aprila. - v
Sueovu je bill veeraj po 6-urnem
zaslisanju pred vojaskim sodi-
Seem obsojen ma srnrt Cen Kunf-
Pc, XII je stal NJ celu japonski
kvizlinski vladis ma Kitajskem.
Obtozen je bill kot vojni krimi-
nalec. II
Sodnik, XII je 'izrekel smrtno
kazen, je izjavil, da je eviden-
ca jasno pokazala, da sta Cen
in njegov prednik Wang Cin-Vei,
skupno organizirala vlado, XII je
delovala proti najboljsim inte-
resom, Kitajske.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
Franco predlaga, da maj
sarno ''priijateljske drzave''
vodijo preiskavo obtozbe
POliska i'm Mehika bOsta vOdili
BOZ proti taxi preiskavi; staliSce
Zed. drzav je zavito v meglo

NEW YORK, 49, aprila-Kdaj in kako bo varnostni
svet Zdruzen narodov nastop gede obtozbe cd srani
Poljske da Francov fasisticni rezm span predstava
opasnost sveovn mir in uvede preiskava gede deo
vana nacjskh znanstvenkov Spaniji, katerh trd
da tamka deajo novh vonih orozh je Sc vedno zav
to mego Spekulacije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
MATT JE VIDELA, KO JE
AVTO UBIL SINCKA

NEW LONDON, O., 13. aprila
-Ko Sc je Mrs. Larry Wolfe z
avtom pripeljala domov, je MEN
pet-letni sincek-ed skocil IL
avta, ne da bi cakal ma mater,
ter bill pri prici ubit.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
VILE ROJENICE

Pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Ed
ward Dolinar, 057 e. 236 St., so
se zgiasile vile rojenice in pustile
" spomin krepkega sin6ka, XII je
tehfal oh rojstvu osem funtoy
in Is unc. Matt in dete se dobro
pocutita. cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
BERLINCANI BODO
VIDELI "DIKTATORJA"

sa LONDON.-Iz Berlina sc jaw
liza, da DO tam v kratkem pred
vajan znameniti film "Veliki
diktator," v katerem sc smesita
Adolf Hitler in Mussolini. Hit
lerjevo vlogo predstavlja Char
lie Chaplin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
Tozadevna predloga v kongresu
tudi doloea, da bi Sc fantje
klicali Sele Z 20. letOm

WASHINGTON, IA, aprila-Posanska zbornca' je
vceraj ekom razprave zakona podaljsane zakona
obvezno voasko sluzbo do IS. febrara 1947 gasovala
dvoe dodakov, XII dolocaa, da dobo petih
ustav novacenje in da neha kicati oboroze
MIN slam fante pod 20. letom starosti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
IGNAC FRANKO

Prosli ponedeljek je nagloma
umrl ma svojem domu ,Ignac
Franko, star 81 let. stanujoc ma
N. Water st., Sharon. m. Po-
kojni je Bill donna Il zvabovo. "a
n ST. Jernej m Dolenjslem, od.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
Vlada nekoliko
olajsala stroge
gradbene omejitve

WASHINGTON. - Koncem
proslega tedna so zvezne obla-
sti naznanile nekatere olajsave
glede odlocbe, s katero Sc je
nedavno gradnja in gradient
material omejil izkljucno ma
stanovanjske hise "a vojne ve-
terane.
v smislu najnovejse odredbe
bodo poleg veteranov prisle pri
gradnji v upostev tudi vdove ve-
teranov, farmerji in nekatere
dr,ge posebne skupine. Tudi
lastniki domov, XII nujno potre-
hujejo popravil, imajo pravico,
da jih izvrsijo, dasiravno ne bo-
do delezni prednosti pri nabavi
materijala.
Pritozbe, da je bila odredba
prestroga, prinesle olajsave
Dale kontraktorT, kitso pred
26. marcem zaGeli z gradnjo do
NOV "a ne-veterane, bodo take
domove lahko dokoncali, ako je
cena takega novega donna nizja
kot SIS, 900, oziroma DO stana-
rina cd istega znasala mani, kot
$12O ma mesec.
Te olajsave so bile odrejene
radi stevilnih pritozb, da je bila
prvotna omejitev, XII je izkljuce-
vala vse gradbeno delo z izje-
mo veteranskih domov, prestro-
ga in krivicna.
Bodoci domovi, XII bodo gra-
jeni v smislu omejitvenega pro-
grama, ne smejo veljati vec kot
$4,000, in stanarina zanje ne
SINE znasati mad $50 ma mesec.
Kdo bo mogel graditi
pod obstojecim programom
v smislu move odredbe bodo
mogli graditi sledeci razredi pre-
bivalcev:
/. Clani obOrozenih, sill in tr-
|govske mornarice; Amerikanci,
XII so med vojno sluzili v zavez-
niskih armadah; vdove MOI, XII
so bill ubiti v oborozeni sluzbi
in vdove veteranov IL druge
svetovne vojne, XII zivijo otro-
kom pokojnega.
2. Pridelovalci ziveza, XII po-
trebujejo move staybe ali mora
jo popraviti stare. Ker je veci-
ma ziveza smatrana "a nujnost,
DO vecina farmarjev mogla gra-
diti do vsote $4,000.
8. Producenti gradbenega ma
terijala, XII ga je tezko dobiti,
ako dokazejo, da pomanjkanje
stanovanj "a delavce zavira pro-
izvodnjo takega materijala.
| 4. zrtve raznih katastrof. ka-
,teTih domovi SO bill uniceni vsled
ognja, povodnji ali tornado. ]
| 5. Izobrazevalne ustanove ali
JAYNE organizacije, ki gradijo
ali popravljajo spalne prostore
! in druge skupine, ki sluzijo vo.
jakom ali veteranonn.
6 Lastniki drugih poslopij
Iii 50 tskon xadnjih xsstih me.
secev radi neizvrssnih popravil
lpostala ner.lna - hivanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
v BQL NIsNlICI

" Glenville bolni6nici Sc ma
haja Mn. Mary zupap6iE !, 6O26
-. Clair Ave. Prijatea "a lah-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15

v Polytechnic bolnisnici je da-
mes zjutraj umrla Mrs. Agnes
Sot, stanujoca ma 5332 Homer
Ave. Pogreb oskrbuje Zakraj-
skov pogrebni zavod. Podrobno-
sti bono porocali jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
sEJA MI4AD. ZBORA SDD

Nocoj OBJ 7::30 uri sc vrsi zeio
vazna seja starsev Mladinskega
peyskega zbora na Waterloo Rd,
Prosi se vse starse, de se goto.
70 udele1ijo, do bo nogoee n
praviti dobre xakljucke.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10
KNIFE VICTIM IS JAILED AS
 WITNESS HERE
Hartness Put Under S1, ,0OO Bond-MarshdI Says h.
 tended to Leave Town

Juneau's series of recent slashings had its latest development late yes- terday afternoon when Kelso B. Hartness was taken into custody as a material witness in the case of the United States vs. George Harri- son Meeks and "other criminal matters"
 Hartness, knifing victim who has accused Meeks as his assailant, was placed in the Federal pail here un- der $l ,000 bond on petition by U. s. Marshal William T. Mahoney.
 The petition setting forth that Hartness is material witness in the cited action also states that the Marshal is Hartness' probation off cer and has good knowledge to be- lieve" that Hartness had been about to leave the jurisdiction of the Courts of the Territory of Alaska"
 U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray stated that Meeks' attorney, William L. Paul, Jr., has not yet requested that time be set for preliminary hearing on the charge against his client. Meeks, protesting his inno- cence of any attack upon Hartness, at the time of his arraignment on the complaint sworn by Hartness, re- fused to waive hearing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10
Polish Provisional Government Is Given
 NV farming, U. }. Funds
Bu LARRY ALLEN

WARSAW, Jan. 8.-(DelayeO = U. s. Ambassador Arthur Bliss Lane informed the Polish Provisional gov ernment today that he would op- pose granting of any United States funds to Poland "as long as present conditions prevail" in this country.
 The ambassador was protesting against recent measures by the re- gime, including a decree nationaliz- ing all basic industries employing more than 50 persons per shift.
 Lane told the Polish foreign minis try he considered that the 1881 com- mercial treaty between Poland and the United States had been violated. He said that this treaty permitted free entry and development of com mercial enterprises within Poland by American business men.
 The governments reply has not been made public,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10
SENATE TAKING UP QUESTION OF
 DEM0BILIzATI0N
tBy The Associated Press)

The Senate Military Affair com mittee today created special sub committee to investigate demobiliza- tion as Army officers emphasized to demonstrating GI's overseas that the nation had made commitments it must fulfill.
 Chairman Ebert Thomas D- Utah) of the Senate Military group designated Sen. Edwin c. Johnson (D-Colo) as chairman of the sub- committee.
 Johnson, who has declared condi- tions in the Army to near nut iny,p immediately requested Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, Army Chief of Staff, and Acting Secretary of War Kenneth c. Goyall to appear before the committee at their earl jest convenience to explain the whole situation
 At Frankfurt, Germany, high army staff officers told 50 CT representa- tives of 22,000 soldiers who are pro- testing delay in redeployment that i've have commitments in Europe and can not walk off and leave them" The GI's were to relay this word to their comrades at another demonstration meeting set for to- night.
 The action at Frankfurt followed an address at Colorado Springs, Colo, last night by Gen. Jacob l.. Devers, commanding army ground forces, who said the job of occupa- tion was handed to the army "by the President, the Congress and the people" and required "a large num- Der of men,"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10
EISENHOWER
 APPEALS 10
 CITIzENRY Y
Asks for UnseIfish Infernd- tiondI Cooperation 10
 Keep Peace

OTTAWA, Jan. 10-Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower, under whom the Western Allies combined their might to defeat Germany, appealed today for the same kind of un- selfish international cooperation to maintain the peace and save the world from chaos.
 Such cooperation. necessary to assure the success of the United Nations Organization, can be achieved only if every nation req lizes that its very survival" may be at stake, Eisenhower declared in a luncheon address broadcast to Canada and the United States.
 Nations that joined together to defeat ruthless enemies have even greater reason to remain united for the peaceful settlement of their differences lest new Hitlers rise to throw the world into chaos more awful than the shattered countries of Europe present today he said. That is what we squarely face"
 It is up to the ordinary citizen however humble" to take part in this task, Eisenhower said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10
STRIFE IN ORIENT STOPPED BY TRUCE
Masonic Plaque To Will Rogers Placed in Aretie

BARROW, Alaska, Jan. 1o.-Or tl,e roof of Alaska with a low sky and tight fog boxing them in ane the wind poking icy fingers in theil eyes, three men placed a plaque this week lin memory of Brother Will Rogers"
 The three were the only resident members of the Top of the World Masonic Chapter, F. D. McCormick of Wichita, KansaS, M w. Boldly of Los Angeles and S. F. Massman ot Port Sanilec, Mich.
 The famous humorist died in a plane crash at the isolated spot near Point Barrow August 15, 1885 and his body was taken out by Es- kimos. The trio which placed the tablet made the trip to the site in a Weasel the small tractor-type machine developed during the war.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10
BUILDING PERMITS

First building permit of the new year was issued by the City of Ju- neau to Lola Hill, on January 4 for construction of concrete foun- dation and retaining wall at 24l s. Franklin Street at Decker Way; es- timated cost 1000, contractor E. H. Hill.
 On the same date. permit was is- sued by City Engineer J. L. Mc- Namara to E. J. Bowling, for demoli- tion and removal of the old Occiden- tai Annex building at Front and Main streets
 First permit for construction of a new residence this year went to builder James Larsen for a new house at 416 Ninth street; cost $6,000; issued January g. A fourth permit since January was issued to Felix Toner, for re-shingling roof and putting shake siding on residence at 408 Gold Street. $500 estimated cost.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10
The W ashinqton Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON

WASHINGTON-Judging by the flood of telegrams deluging this columnist-many of them from Europe and the Pacific-three events last week raised G. I wrath to the highest boiling point yet. They were:
 1.-The War Departments official showdown of demobilization.
 2-Secretary of War Pattersons red-faced admission in Guam that he didn't know the very elementary fact that overseas veterans stopped accommodating points on V-J Day.
 3-Announcement by Gen. Joseph McNarney, new European com- mander, that low-point men might now come home quicker than high point men whose services were more essential. This. of course paves the way for the return of Senators sons, football players, and anyone with political pull-provided they make themselves sufficiently non-essential.
 G.Is were quick tor see the sig nificance of this, In addition to resentment, there was immediate determination tp make themselves just as essential as possible In other words, the Army now puts a premium on inefficiency The man who does good job has to stay on. The man who does a poor job is non-essential and can come home
 Secretary Patterson's tumble re- garding the point system convinced lot of people that Patterson was letting the brass hats run the show and didn't know what they were doing. Once before, he aroused CT. resentment when he ordered the discharge of Georgia football star Charles Trippi at the request of two Georgia Senators despite the fact that Trippi was low point typist. and typists are classi- fled as essential.
 s* * *
 TRUMAN DIDN'T KNOW EITHER
 President Truman added to the conviction that his administration
 /rronf}n,od o,, p10e F0ur1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10
SET
 AT SEATTLE
 RE::SALM0N
6abrieIson Is to Meet with Packers, Fishermen on
 Alaska Industry

Fisheries officials of the govern ment are to sit down with fishermen and representatives of the canned salmon industry at a meeting to be held in Seattle, January 18 and 19, it was disclosed here today by Frank w. Hynes, Regional Director for the Fish and Wildlife Service.
 The conference has been called to discuss industry recommendations regarding Alaska salmon fishing regulations and will be attended by pr. Ira Gabrielson, F and WL's na- tional chief, from Washington, D. c. Director Hynes and Regional Fish cries Management Supervisor J. Steele Culbertson will go south from Juneau to sit in.
 The pending meeting is reportedly open to all interested packers and fishermen who wish to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10
H|5T0RICUN0 SESSION GETS
 START TODAY
Choice Between Life or Death Is Warning Civ
 en by Premier Afflee
By JOHN NJ. HIGHTowER

LONDON, Jan. 10-Prime Min ister Attlee opened the historic first meeting of the general as- sembly of the United Nations today with a warning that the delegates must make their choice between life or death for the people of the world.
 "The coming of the atomic bomb was only the last of a series of warnings to mankind that, unless the powers of destruction could be controlled, immense ruin and al- most annihilation would be the lot of most of the highly civilized DOT tions of mankind,' the British leader told the representatives of 51 nations assembled at ancient Westminster Palace.
 Atomic Commission
 Attlee said, T welcome, therefore the decision to remit the whole problem of control of atomic en- ergy to commission of the United Nations Organization"
 This decision was made at the pre- Christmas conference of the Big Three" foreign ministers in Moscow. It calls for setting up an 11-man commission.
 Here is an invention fraught with immense possibilities on the one hand of danger and on the other of advantage to the human race" Attlee declared.
 Life Or Death
 "It is for the peoples of the world, through their representatives to make their choice between life or death. Let us be clear as tc what is our ultimate aim.
 Tt is not just the negation of war, but creation of a world of security and freedom, of a world which is governed by justice and the moral law"
 In phrases strikingly reminiscent of Abraham Lincoln's words al