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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-28
HALSEY SAYS. U.S.WAR5HIpS
 DO AS PLEASE.
"Ilooody's Damn Business Where We Co.," De-
 CIares Fleet Admiral


 WASHINGTON, Aug. 28.-Fleet Admiral William F. Bulb Halsey, replying to reporters questions about current deployment of U. s. warships, today said;
 Its nobody's damn business where we go. We will go anywhere we please"
 The wartime Commander of the Third Fleet made it clear that he did not mean that American ships could intrude into the coastal wa ters of any foreign country. He de- clared, however, that the high seas are free"
 Halsey's comments were made at the breakup of general news conference.
 Pressure Charged
 (The Moscow radio charged Mon day that the Mediterranean cruise of an American task force was tied in with the YugoSlav-US situation and that the United States was trying to put pressure on the Bal kan nation with show of naval strength.
 (The Communist Daily Worker in LondCIl today attacked the Mediterranean cruise as "a blatant example of gangster diplomacy" and said it threatened British as well as Russian interests)
 Asked by reporters if he includ- ed the Mediterranean as an area that should be free to our ships without criticism, Halsey said en- phatically, anywhere at all"
 Travelling Statesmen
 A self-styled travelling salesman" for the U. S., Halsey returned Sat- urday from 28,000 mile air trip through Central and South Am erica.
 At his first meeting with re- porters here since his return, the grizzled veteran of Pacific fighting said he favored more good will cruises of American ships.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-28
CONNORS ARRIVE

James J. Connors Jr. and son, Joseph Connors arrived by plane from Seattle and will visit here two or three days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-28
JUN COUNCIL MEET OPENS
 WITH CLASH
Ukraine Charge Against Greece Is Topic of
 Three-Wdy Pickering

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, Aug. 28.- The United States today blocked the applications of AL bania and outer Mongolia for admission into the United Ma tions after Russian and Aus tralian opposition forced it to withdraw a motion for blanket acceptance of eight applica- tiOns.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-28
CARRoLLs ON VACATION

Harry Carroll, Baranof Hotel Chef, and his wife left yesterday for months vacation in Wash ington state.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-28

Baltimore handles approximately 9,o00,000 tons of cargo annually along it's 40-mile waterfront
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-28
Remains of 5 Pliers Turned
 Over to Army
All of Grew Now Known Slain When Transport
 ShotDown by Tifo-Men

AIDUSSINA, ON THE NOR GAN LINE, Aug. 28.-Five cof- fina containing remains of Am erican fliers shot down by Yu- gOslav fighter planes on Aug. 19 were handed over to Ameri- can military authorities by the Yugloslavs at 1:30 pm. today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-28
The W ashington Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON

Bv DREW PEARSON
 (Ed. Note = Drew Pearson, who always gets restless on va cation, last week interrupted his vacation long enough to write the following column on Marshal Tito. Pearson, inci- dentally, spent two years after. the last war directing relief work in Yugoslavia. A town in southern Serbia, "Pearsonavatz" is named for him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-28

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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-16

laundry-Woman We'd
nesdayS and Thursday to operate
Mrs Earl Measner. lc
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-16
WANTED

Wanted-Service Station Attendant.
Inquire c & H Station. lie
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-16

Lost-Black Billfold, currency and
cards. Reward. J. L. Stanton,
Box 572, Libby. TX
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Dutton Of
Kalispell visited in Libby over the
weekend, driving over with John
ME and Joe Corbett who are tenn
porarily making their home in Kali
icr1all
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-16
LOST

Lost-Lady's Rense Wrist Watch,
between Hotel Libby and cafe. Re
turn to this office for reward. 52-2x
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-16

Found-Dog collar and 1916 license.
Owner may have same by identity
ing and paying for this notice. The
Western News. 1c
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-16

Bob Spear, General Mills reprcs-
entative from Kalispell, was a Lib
by visitor one day last week.
Pershing Gooselaw ACCOMPANIED
Gordon Daugharty to Spokane sun
day, and spent several DAYS visit
ing and attending to business mat
tiers.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-16

Baby Chicks $1,000 per 100, $500
deposit per 100 U. S. approved and
Pullorum tested. Bitney's Poultry,
Kalispell, Mont. 37-l8c
The Omaha guide., 1946-02-23
NAACP MOURNS NELSON

New York. The NAACP MEM
bers across the country mourne'
last week over the death of DIR. WI
liam Allan Nelson, President EN-
eritus of Smith College, a member
4 the BOARD of Directors of the
NAACP, and Chairman of the Com
"c Of 100 which has raised
funds for the legal work of the AS
ISOLATION for the past two years. Ii
a letter of sympathy, Arthur b.
Spingaln, NAACP President wrote
DIR. Nelson had the affection
and respect of the members of tne
Board of Directors and of Jul mem
bers throughout the country not only
because of his sincere interest in the
problems Of this particular group,
but because Of his eminence as an A.
The Omaha guide., 1946-02-23
0LECAL NOTICE

Omaha Guide begin 2-16,-46
ending 3-2, 46
w. B. BRYANT, ATTY.
NOTICE OF HEARING FOR
ADMINISTRATION.
In the County Court Of Douglas
County, Nebraska.
Book Sc; Page 101.
In THE NATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF EUGENE ROSS
MOORE, Deceased.
The State of Nebraska, To All
Parties Interested: Notice is here
by given that application has been
made to this Court for the grant
ing of administration of said es-
tate to Jessie Lee Moore.
Hearing will be had thereon in
this Court on March 10th, 1916, at
900 o'clock A. M, at which time
and place you may appear and
| contest the same.
ROBERT r. TROYER,
County Judge
The Omaha guide., 1946-02-23

Wilmettet, ILL., Official Navy
Photo)-Used as a landmark during
the wal by Naval aviators at nearby
Glenview Air Base, the Baha'i
Temple here, near Chicago. continu-
es to stand out as a symbol of
The Omaha guide., 1946-02-23
Veterans | raining and
E ployment
rtunitie S

Veterans of World War III are urged to report to thu
United States Employment Service, 2lO South 18th Street,
to take advantage of counseing in regard to empIoymer
and training opportunities, that are available through
special services for veterans.
If the spring construction increased production activit-
les are as great as anticipated, many workers will DE needed
to meet the demand.
Public Law $40 now provides increased advantages for
World War III veterans, subsistence allowances we're in
creased from $4,000 to $4,000 per month for single men,
and from $500 to 10000 per month for married men.
The new law states there are no restrictions. therefore, am
veteran is entitled to the full amount of training as his
length of service entities him to.
The United States employment Service is making a sus
taincd effort to broaden this field of work for co:ored vet,
Grams.
Employers who are interested in providing Jobs or train
ing jobs for these veterans, should contact the United Stat.
es Employment Service. If yours is a "C.L. Training Pro-
gram, this office: will provide necessary application and
training blanks, and will assist you in organizing a training
program.
Some interesting placement figures and statistics re-
garding colored workers for the year 1915 are noted below
The Omaha guide., 1946-02-23

anced method. Under the FILA plan. the average family
obtains the services of technically trained valuators. ap.
praisors, and inspectors. When a mortgage is submitted
for FILA insurance, the staff of the Administration ] ~ d,
office examines the property, the neighborhood, and the
whole mortgage transaction. Many of the mistakes COM
mon in previous mortgage financing are thus avoided.'
Even if the purchase of the home is not to be financed
under the FILA plan, prospective home buyers can now OBJ
tain an FILA appraisal Of the property at a cost Of $40 by
consulting local lending institutions and requesting a con-
dfiOnal FILA commitment on loan insurance.
The Omaha guide., 1946-02-23

When you 60 into a restaurant
and nobody will wait on you and
nobody cares whether or not you
like what you get, you don't like
it. do you?
When you go into a store and
the clerks pay little attention to
you. you don't like it, do you?
Somehow, II was a better
world, wasn't it, when "the GUS
toner was always right"7
We are all somebody's custom
ers. Likewise, we all have our
customers.
Did you ever stop to think that
an employer is a customer? He is
a customer for somebody's serv.
ice.
This has been almost forgotten
in recent years. Few people think
anymore Of giving an employer
his moneys worth.
The Omaha guide., 1946-02-23
WILBERFORCE UNIVERSITY PLANS
FOUNDERS DAY CELEBRATION

Wherefore University will observe its 9Oth anniversary
of continuous operation under the same educational title
and designation with a special Founders Day celebration on
Sunday February "a.
The program for the day will begin with a radio broad.
cast from station WLW. featuring an address by DIR. Char
les HI. Wesley, president fo WiIberforce University. and the
Wilberforce Dramatic Club and singers. The broadcast
will be from 10 to 1880.
The Omaha guide., 1946-02-23
APPOINTED TO NEW POSTS
BY PRESIDENT TRUMAN
New York, N. Y. (Soundphoto)

Paul A. Porter, present Chairman of
the Federal Communications Com
mission (left) has been named to
succeed Chester Bowles (right) as
OPA Administrator. Chester Bow:
es has been named to the post of
Director of the Office of Economic
Sterilization. President Truman
appointed the two men to their new
posts last week and at the same
time announced a new wage price
policy. The modified policy, aimed
at ending the national steel strike
and other industrial strife will per-
NIT price increases to compensate
industry for the current pattern Of
reconversion wage boosts.
The Omaha guide., 1946-02-23
-I045
SO FH4 APPRAISALStA MEASURE on PROTECTION
AC4NST NFLATED REAL ESTATE PRICES

Prospective home buyers can now gain a substantial
measure OF protection against dangers of inflated real es
faf" prices by consulting local lending institutions to obtair
fHA appraisals tor them al a flat cost of SO. DIR. b. It
McGraw Of the administrator Office of the Natiopar
HOUSING Agency said.
Dr. McGraw called attention to the interest of minority
groups in the very real danger of further inflated real es-
tate prices and the advice offered to home buyers by Com
missioner Foley OF the Federal Housing Administration in a
recent news release explaining the FHA's unbiased apprais-
al system.
n addition to advising prospective home Duvers to con.
III their local lending institutions to obtain FILA apprais-
ais for them, Commissioner Foley urged Families who are
going to buy homes should not be misled and should not
be persuaded by spurious arguments into buying homes on
an unsound basis. sff
MIR. Foley further stated, SThe FILA provides a safe fin.
The Omaha guide., 1946-02-23
LAND FIRST
OF u RUBBER

Los Angeles, Calif.-First ship
ment of plantation rubber to land Iii
an LA. port in 5 years vas unloaded
from a freighter at Long Beach.
5000 tons, or enough rubber ioI
$4,000 passenger tires, came from
Ceylon and was destined for the U.
5. Rubber Co. In this photo men
are shown unloading the crude rub
Der form the freighter.
The Omaha guide., 1946-02-23
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IN
The Omaha GUIDE!

fers some form of program that will destroy the evils of
this section, and comes to the realization that the biologic-
al difference in the color of ones skin has nothing to do
with his supremacy, it will always be filibustering against
legislation from the North, East and West i'm an attempt to
save the democratic principles upon which this country was
built.
The Omaha guide., 1946-02-23

Puget Cape, Alaska, S%oundphoto
Airview showing the battered and
broken SIS Yukon on the rocks off
Pudget Cape where rescue ships
succeeded in removing 484 per-
sons aboard the ship. Many of the
rescued were landed on nearby
beaches by the s of breeches
buoys. Is are still missing.
The Omaha guide., 1946-02-23

merican and his concern with the
welfare Of humanity throughout tie
world"
Evening star., 1946-09-22

Observation-Disclosures table. chair fne
French mirror. oak dresser, chifiorobe' e, hal .
:nd ehsrs srary RA soi1 1s sTopeaf kitchen
IFGkSiTukEEsays up to sos on all ne.
s I'm so5s sdo 0sas sad nsss
ihss s' cS esiGss Easy 'sfn'
ius De maS ssdsm "shst ss n. aR
walnut secretary, nah. wardrobe. commode
nah. chest and dressers, maple chest
coffee tables occas, tables. studio .couches
sofa beds, maple dinette sets NAH book
eases oad or sofas sr.a hgh1og msps hfR
FURNITURE. complete, I-rm. apt inciud.
"A ~ a'ns',s mo. r,ns 1ss',ns , as:
ST SfaS9Rfoe SIifo el meta.
table, SO; slat upholstered rocker, 81
sTsss neg ssaSflsn
fSsn; SIS r. $3.50 EXT 's' 3, suad.9 shSs
fUkNffGSE Iafse selection. slishtl,
used inner-sprins mattresses. $12 up: also
y: if f. ;s:' sas'''
FURNI1 URE- Gate leg table, drop leaf
table. upholstered chairs, armchsirs, side
tspe eS a'pa sass ses ssas
drapes, lamps. pictures, paintings, ana
priced low for quick sale, 1853 cathe-
FURNiTURE-e HOLLYWOOD beds (sinsle,
box sprinas. felt m, mat, rssses,. praetically
table; 4 chairs; RcA radio -phonosranh,
| stand with records and albums; also Phtlco
5-tube radio. card table, drafting table
20" long. No dealers. Phone Woooley
| Sl2T. .os
FURNITURE-lo-pc. Sheraton wal. din
set. wal. wardrobe, mirrored door type.
writer and stand, 1O0-ft. new sarden
FURNITURE-Complete furnishing of bed.
| room apt. $1,000. Box 30.-G, Star.
FUkNlTURE-iour ola living room fur.
niture made ike new; IS years expert.
ence: including material, sofa and chair,
FRANCE Su.Ho5IEssIeRINS CO. sSos l4tS
FURNITUkE-oueen Anne 10-pe dr.:
suite, S125: Berkey and Gay chest OF
drawers, $25; Gentleman's wardrobe, S25;
4-poster bed and spring, S12: pr. white
Navy blankets, s12; metal cabinet bases
rug. 613 Hamilton st. NV. GE. 1900.
Evening star., 1946-09-22

LEATHER FURNITURE-sofas and chairs
genuine, top grain feathers in severa
1!H1s sqERN 5ff ofFIcE ssiseGh ruRNffGsE Wfc CO.
21st st. NV. EX. 1850. 90
LENSES for cameras; movie cameras; cam en-; n;
largerS. tele-lenses; bought, sold. TRACED
BRENNER, 933 Penna. ave. NV. RE. "434
LIBRARY TABLE. walnut: legs, $40; ad
Unstable bridge lamp With WITH, attached sin Tray Tray
sl9 solid %ahosapx ox esnsn "Ha blue
LIONEL TRAIN. good condition. switches
extra track, cars, engine and coal car
LIVING RooM-Loye seat and louns,
chair s4s: so; CLUB chair $3.50: mahoeanIl
sRESf Rspps s9iDsh ruRSTuRE RSrHt sfsk
inston's largest and most complete uset
nIViNG sHhfsa!e RoSM s5SIaS DAVENPORT genuine mo
hair SO; prswar steam ods iron, Gensrs IS si :
betWeen N1SDr0H 10 "a am. and 'D pm. RA. 4.10
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE. used sofa
chair and occasional rocker $50. Call oU
LIVING ROOM SET. a-pe,, including sir
covers, prewar quality. like new; , eng
sop Eitchen table. with chrome les; 1 rus
9x12; ! lamp table. Price; $500. Cal
WI: 95S7 between 9 am. and Pm. Mon
LIVING ROOM SUITE. solid maple; thre
pieces; coffee table, occasional table ant
TSG iTH SCI Room sS@pisf sTfE a1ss psce ssd With
ers, perfect condition, sacrifice, $75
LIVING S1Ii ROOM sUiTTEE. s-piece, good con
tween 10 and sunday
LIVING ROOM SUITE. :-piece. modern
IITns IiVTG Roo% is1rE 0sG% p.ees red
pie, loose cushions; walnut coffee table
russ and pads. 2523 Palmer place s.e.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. 2-pc.. hrocade.
500. 3941 Newdale rd.. Chevy Chase. Md
IfvING i,ii ROOM SUITE. 2 piece. excellent
fGasn sviNG ROOM Sasap suTr fh osSs piee. and sill,
fINsES nIviNG Room suiTfs. fss ncw A sa osl bfaad
new Twins ,rm. suites, drtstically cut q
S6a for quick clearance; So deposit, 1.
months to pay. Stop, loos for the lsrg'
Atlas Neon sign. Cur | and only entrance
is directly underneath the large Atlas Neor
sign. Open daily and all day SATURDAY
until pm. Mon and Thurs. until m
ATLAS FURNITURE, a%d G st. NV. DI
LOCKER CHESTS, Army eng. field yi, servic
aIl-metal bound, hinged top. metal han
~ ana 3f8x25"xl4 GRUVER MFG
CO.. Se01 Conn. ave. Chevy Chase, Nc
OIL. 5525. Open daily. Sunday and eve
LOVE SEAT tvictorian,, double bed, hvin
| room chairs, solid maple chairs, shet
music cabinet. lamps. etc. Sunday and eve
4214 saith ST., Mount RS S4r.
Evening star., 1946-09-22

ELEC. IRON elec. heating pad. ironins
board. card table. dishes. etc. All new
Effd EffiSns ssoSEk s,1S AD ssss aDl. model
iLlcIRic iikSSEk q 'eE as,IR % EslsE II
from II noon to pm, Sun.
ELEC. IRONER. deluxe model Double hea
controls, speed regulator: peri. cond. Whit,
nIfcfKlc c0Yss sosEh e. Wssfnshous Sas5
tIIcIsIo FL: IT, cs SrsGLF sG s,s Apex hoa.:ae''
ELECTRIC MILK SHAKER. perfect condi
S 4Soy NC Monds1 KIRsoSs p2ARMAe2 M
rErcTRfGs ifs fisHEs'i iMeoGToRsE. az RE . hip, .c. &C
cycles, SIS and SI7: I/6 h,p., Sl2 and SIS
tLGdTRlc RI sf rEkcoLaroRs.e osee surar ereamer
wicker stroller, needs repairs, SIS; play per
ELEcIkie klfdie XII RANSE 5niyeass RA ssSC burner
and oven: excellent baker. Phone co
EIEc. RANGE. Hotpoint. needs repair
$50. Ala Saith st. ne.
ELECTRIC RANGE. Universal, 27x2s in
ches. oven, 3 burners, good condition. S25
ELECTRiC RANGE. HOTPOINT de luxe
automatic oven control, Minuteminder, al
Ehs Il IS Gu
GE console comb. radio. electric vacuum
cleaner, maple bed, box springs and mat t.
tress; maple rocker. electric Cory coffee
1x9 rug dblue), fur coat, size $40. beaver
dyed coney. Between ] and d Sunday
4642 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville. Md.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. good condi.
tion. 1241 Owen pl. ne. Ii. 2041.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, Kelvinator
eft, good condition. Phone EnglesiG:
ELECTRIC ROOM HEATERs-Immediat
delivery-Select heater from .Washine
| tons largest selection of nationally famou,
| heaters: GE Trillmont, Electric Steam
| Jnfra Electric and -Arvin: all OPA pricee
| from $50 STANDARD TIRE 8, APPLI
| ANCE CO., 10th and H sts ne Oper
FRIDAY, snd. Saturday until . pm. Ii
ELECTRIC portable paint. and LACQUER
spray gun outfit. also Is" jia-saw and e.
circular saw both with motors and acc
some ss" plywood. 80" high speed exhaust
fan Owner Owner Sda. wlll sacrifice Shepherd sola
ELECTRiC STOVE. Hotpoint, s-burner
cH efsp S1ls VII side oven; also e0al-wood range
ELEcTRic sUMP PUMP, good condition
S25; bicycle. as-in. wheels, needs repairs
Flyer. transformer and track, S25. alsc
police and collie puppy. S. 1904 52nc
ave, Edmonston. Nd. WA. s439.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-29
DerelnS=kalenoer
be8
3entralsgSerbanoes oes siebenburser ea9ien In ben
@ereinigtsn Staaten BON Nprbamerifa.

von ensammlun am nun jahrlrct einmal in dem
% *oh ger konVention i'm voraus bestimm-
Ten Ort und an dem vom Gross-Pra-
sldenten anZuberaumenden Tage.
aross-5eamte:
7 l nloss1rra sldent, cohn Balthes, 800
Leader Bldg. Cleveland, o. Main S62i.
,ei. Nize-Gross-Pr;i DR.. John Foisei,
oa EDDY Road. Cleveland, Ohio.
oo2. VIE Gross-Prts., Andreas w. Petri
So36 West 104 Str, Cleveland, Ohio
,3: Vize-Gross%r;is.,J John Orben, 3O26
Hudson Dr., Youngstown, Ohio
Nhoss-Sekretar, Georg Martini, 800
Leader Bldg, Cleveland, o. Main 1921.
q. Gross-Sekr., Daniel Rehner, 1O4OO
Joan Ave, Cleveland, o.
GroSS-SGhatzmeister, John Ziegler,
a7 4iI7 West 224. Str, Cleveland, Ohio.
Orchard 2699
Grossarzt, DIR. Fred ]. Schuster, 331
ERE Bldg, Cleveland, o. Cherry 657S.
Rechtsbeistand, George Schneider,
l9oo superior Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
>, Verwaltungsrat: Fred J. Theiss $50
Hfomewood Ave, Salem, Ohio. Herman
Hartman, 6l6-23th Str, N w. Can
S;on' Ohio. Georg Deppner, 915 Bonnie
Brae Ave, Youngstown, ohio. Henry
Schindler. 1886 w. saith str, Cleveland,
Ohlo John f. Orben, 1925 Hudson Dr..
Youngstown. Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-29
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