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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-07
Ul3EDNll<OVA pOSTA

pa Sc tudi sramujejo prositi "a
odpomoc. =.
"Ko sem Vana, dragi mi, ma
kratko oznacil namen tega pi-
sma ali prosnje, sem Sc koncno
|odlocil YAM predloziti jo "a ka-
korsnokoli odpomoc. Ne prosi-
mo pa ne "a denar in ne zivez ali
hrano, to oboje bono nekako
|prestali, ker smo Sc hudega ze
vsega privadili. Potrebujefno pa
zelo oblacil in pa obuvala. Vsak
najmanjsi predmet bi nam ko-
ristil, ker smo, kakor povedano,
'tega zelo potrebni. Dohrodosli bi
bill tudi starr, ponoseni ali odlo-
zeni predmeti.
'Preprican sem "a trdno, da
ne boste we'll tega pisanja mo-
'rebiti kot poizkus zlorabe izko-
riscanja. Pripomniti moran tudi
Sc, da .je to pismo ali prosnja
moje prvo, ker smo vedno prica-
kovali, da Sc DO pomanjkanje
nase po tojni, potem ko smo pre-
stati morali toliko gorja, pocasi
lie zboljsalo, reei pa moran, da
temu zalibog nj tako. Mi smo Sc
vedno raztrgani in skoro bosi,
kar prav kmalu bono, dasi lacni
nismo kakor zgoraj po resnici
povedano. In vsega tega gotovo
krivi nismo, temvee zlocinska
vojna fasistov, XII je osiromasila
mas in naso domovino pa tudi
napadalce same upropastila L.
"Ako bi to pismo ne prislo ma
pravi naslov ali ako bi vi, dragi
dobrotnik ne bill v polozaju pro-
ziti odpomoc siromaseini, tedaj
Vas lepo prosim, .da bi tega pi-
sma in prosnje ne zavrgli. Pro-
sim Vas, da bi pismo po lastni
clovekoljubni uvidevnosti in
prevdarnosti odstopili ali pred
lozili ma pristojno ali merodajno
mesto v Vasem kraju. Ako bo
imelo uspeh, bodisi tudi samo v
najmanjsi meri, bodite uverjeni,
da smo Vam vsem dobrotnikom
hvalezni ostali do konca dni JAZZ
podpisani in ostali vsi prizadeti
svojci.
Nv tenn in TAKEN upanju in
nadi sklenem pismo in posiljam
narodne pozdrave v daljnje kra-
je il nase obubozane demovine
Yam in vsem dobrim Slovencem
"Smrt fasizmu-svoboda ljud-
stvu! Vid F'rancac,
Preradoviceva ul. 38, Ljubljana,
Slovenija, Jugoslavija." ."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-07
Nacisti in hitlerjevski oficir.
il v koroski dezelni upravi

Celoyec.-Kljub mnogim pro-
testom prebivalcev in demokra-
ticnega tiska je Sc vedno veliko
stevilo nacistov ma visokih polo
zajih v dezelni upravi ma Koro-
skem. Zato nj odgovoren samo
Hans Piesch, bivsi predsednik
decline Wade, ampak tudi dezel-
nj direktor dr.. Newolle. Ia je
skupaj S Pieschom in sodelo-
vanjem avstrijskega fasista
Krasniga prevzel ma Koroskem
oblast cd nacisticnega gualeiter-
ia Rainerja v maju 1915. Danes
je obdan cd bivsih hitlerjevskih
oficirjev.
Njegovi najozji sodelavci so
podpolkovnik Payer, podpolkov-
mix Kovalec, podpolkovnik Meis-
sner, major Staffner, kapetan
Arsobeck, kapetan Auran in ka-
petan Steiner. Pri MENU della
kot upravnik urada decline Via.
de nacist DIR. Homer, XII ina Clan.
sko legitimacijo n aci S { n e
stranke S st. SAIL ,515.
Namestnik okrajnega nacelni-
ka v Celovcu dr.. Gerhard Manc-
mix je bill ilegalni nacist S clan
sko karto 147,691. Namestnik
okrajnega nacelnika v Borov.
ljah Fridzer je tudi nacist.
Okrajni nacelnik v Wolfsbergu
Bruno Won Kloss je bill podpol-
kovnik v nemski vojski in po-
krajinski upravnik oborozeval.
mega poveljstva. Newolle ga je
kot begunca najprej imenova]
"a okroznega nacelnika v smo.
horju, nato pa v Wombergu. Do
bill ga je v novembru 1945.
Tudi znani nacist polkovnik
Stossier,, sef JAYNE varnosti ma
Koroskem, je zaposlil vec bivsih
hitlerjevskih oficirjev in naci'
stow v poveljstvu JAYNE varnost
in " oroznistvu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-07
"Volksville" zahteva move
volitve ma Koroskem

Celovec.-Glasilo KIP Koro-
ske ''Volkswille' pise, da ostav-
ka kompromitiranega predsed-
nika koreske decline Wade, Xxi
je v maju 1945 prevzel oblast cd
nacisticnega gauleiterja in Vol
mega zlocinca Rainerja, nj nika-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-07

Usmrtil je Muss0linija Walter
Audosio, ki je "a casa vojne bill
znan kot "polkovnik Valerie" .je
ma velikem shddu 10000 itali-
janskih komunistov povedal, ka-
.ko je osebno usmrtil Benita
Muasolinija in niegoYo prilezni-
co Claro Petacci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-07

strijska statistika, XII navajo, da
zivi v teh krajih 90 odstotkov
nemskega prebivalstva. Pravo
stanje je skoro povsod ravno ma
sprotno. Kamor koli sem prisel,
sem slisal slovenski jerk in vi.
del mnogostevilne dokaze, da 81
narod zeli zedinjenje z Jugosla-
WHO. Proti prikljucitvi Sc bore
v glavnem naeisticni element in
ljudje, XII so obdrzali panger-
mansko ideologijo.
''Preprical sem sc tudi, da je
denaeifikacija nezadostno 1--WE
dena in da SO ma vaznih poloza-
jih mnogi nacisticni element.
To velja zlasti "a Sole, v katerih
poucujejo stevilni nacisticni uei-
telji in fasistieni emigranti.
"Seznanil sem Sc z znanimi
antifasisti, XII jih obIastva pre-
ganjajo. Nacisticni element po-
vsod odstranjujejo slovenske
napise. Videl sem manifestacije
koroskih Slovencev "a prikljuci-
tev k Jugoslaviji in mnoge doka-
re o njihovem pravicnem boju
"a osvoboditev."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-07
VAzNO NAZNANJE
DELNICARJEM

Tenn potom Sc uradno poziv-
liza ma DELNISKO SEJO slo-
venske THE NORTH AMERI-
CAN BANK CO., katera Sc bo
vrsila v CETRTEK Is. MAJA v
spodnji dvorani SIND ma GAIT
St. Clair Ave., oh 8. uri zvecer.
V ia namen so bila poslana
'pisma z razlogom in PROXY
(pooblastilo) vsem delnicarjem
in delnicarkam, da &c bi Sc kdo
ne mogel udeleziti seize, Sc lahko
posluzi PROXY.
Vse to je urejeno v smislu
bancne uprave, da ina vsak del
nicar ali delnicarka priliko, da
Sc izrazi "a ali proti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-07
Prosnja Vida Fran&iea
M ameriske Sloyencs

FrosnJa Vlda E1dnCle
M aneriske Sloyence
+. 49,
Mr.. Frank Laurich, stanujoc
ma 156O1 Holmes Ave-, je dobil
IL Ljubljane pismo cd Vida
Franeica, v katerem slednji pro-
81, da hi mu ameriski rojaki po-
magali. Pismo Sc v celoti glasi:
"Ljubljana, 81. januarja 1947.
"Predragi mi!
"Predvsem Vas prosim, da mi
oprostite moi nadleznosti ali
vsiliivosti. Predolgo sem raz-
misljal, predno sem Sc koncno
odlocil k temu pismu! K temu
koraku me je privedla edino lie
stiska in nadloga.
"Slucaino sem zvedel "a Vas
cenjeni naslov v ameriski 'Edn
nosti,' cd 13. februarja 1946.
"Podpisani niman1 v Ameriki
zal nobenih svojcev ali sorodni-
kov, ma katere hi Sc mogel obr-
niti v stiski in veliki potrebi, ka-
kor vidim nekatere znance il ma
sih krajev, XII SO 81 ma ia nacin
srecno opomogli cd dobrih liudi
v Vast dezeli.
"Jaz sem sodni upokojepec, SO
let star in zaradi bolehavosti in
trpljenja v prvi svetovni vojni
sem bill upokojen z maio pokoj-
nino, XII "a danasnje drago ziv-
ljenie nikakor ne zadostuje.
Imam druzino tudi in Twin Sc
daj Cd 6. decembra 1941 dalje v
Ljubljani, v Mostah ket begu-
nee il slovenjgradca, cd koder
mas je pregnal germanski oku-
pator vse, ces, da je stajerska
nemska dezela in potem, ko
nam je povzrocil toliko Fla in
nasilja. Mnogo sem izgubil v IT,
stih hudih casih, osobito obleke,
perila in obutva.
"Nato so nastopila stiri leta
strasnega pomanjkanja, zalosti,
ponizanja, sramotenja, lakote,
trajne nevarnosti, strahu in
vseh mogocih nadlog. Cudimo Sc
Sc dandanes, kako le smo presta-
Ii toliko grozot, ko smo mnogo-
krat obupali, dali ho kdaj konec
nasemu neznosnemu trpljenju.
Ma stajerskem sem izgubil tudi
svojo sluzbo, odgnali SO mas cd
dobrega kruha kakor zlocince -.
"Pregnali so tudi mojega do
brega sefa in druzino, XII zivota-
RHO v Sc vecjem pomanjkanju,
njih inetje so zaplenili ali pa
unicili. Vse to cato, ker smo Slo-
venci. Ko pa smo prihegli ma
Kranjsko, smo imeli samo Sc,
kar smo imeli ma sebi ali pa v
Gull. Drugo, vse imetje, je slo
po zlu in je izgubljeno, uniceno
ali pokradeno -.
Nv stirih dolgih letih okupa-
CHE smo potrgali in izrabili po-
slednja oblacila in obutev. Ako
je kdo Sc incl kdaj kako vred-
most, je dal "a zivez, ker lacni
smo bill vsak dan, ne glede ma
to, da nestetokrat zjutraj nismo
mogli vedeti ali pricakovati, da.
Ii bono cez dan vobce ostali zivl
in Sc med svoiimi, Ma vsak ko.
rak 81 srecal tujca 8 puako v ro'
XII. Ko smo leta. 1e41 usli mem
skemu okupatorju, smo ma
Kranjskem, kamor smo moral
bezati, padli italiianskemu v 70
ke .. Razumljivo je zato, da n
bilo mogoce resiti nicesar.
"Odkar je vojna minila, re-
da danes nismo tako vec lacni
kruha imamo, Bogu hvala, tod;
nedostaja nam Be vedno oblacil
perila in obuvala. Smo raztrga
nj, nabaviti oblacilo pa je nam
malim ljudem, skoro nemogoc
brez skode "a prezivljanje. Pc
magamo 81 v stiski dostikrat nj
nacin, da nosi eden clan druzin
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-07
Drobne vesti Il JugosIavIje

izervnih avtomobilskih delhi. De-
lavatvo della z vnemo in presega
.dolocene norme. Tovarna ina
tudi svojega iznajditelja, bivse-
ga soferja Savo Papiea, XII je
konstruiral prvi merilec "a po-
rabo bencina ma, traktorjih.
80 milijonov din "a zdrav-
stvena poslopja v Makedoniji
De lani so popravili stevilna
stara poslopja in sezidali mnoga
nova. Kredit 90 milijonov din je
doloGen "a dogotovitev zacetih
stavbnih del in "a nova poslop-
ia. Zidajo ambulante, v Skop-
liu pa bodo letos sezidali po-
slopja "a institut medicinske ia
kultete.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-07-01

earnings he said, Ito create
therefrom the machines and tools
with which the goods of tomorrow
are to be produced. The interna-
tional crisis threatens our country
with a high cost of living, in
creased prices, and initiation. How
can we safeguard a continued prog
ress? Are we prepared to unite
our efforts as our people once did
when it rose from the poverty and
want of the 10th century to our
present high social. economic, and
cultural standard? The first requi-
site is faith in the future. Imagi-
nation and the will to create must
have resources to call on. These
are threatened by the present eco
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-07-01
Peace Professorship
To Be Established
At Uppsala University

STOCKHOLM. (By wireless)--
The founding of a Peace Uni
versity in Sweden was advocated
by Albin Johansson, head of the
Cooperative Union, in a midsum-
mer day address at the Sigtuna
Folk High School, near Stock
holm
Sweden would make a worthy
contribution to the preservation of
international peace" he said, "by
establishing a Peace University.
Instead of emphasizing material
gains, which are of so little last
ing value, every country should
mobilize all forces to find out
how war can be prevented and a
real peace achieved"
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-07-01

controls will be designed in such
a way that the crew will be able
to remain under cover when in
action.
The regular air force will re-
duce its personnel by IL per cent
and concentrate on defense rather
than attack. Day fighters will be
increased by As per cent and new
squadrons of nj 6 ut fighters
formed, but heavy and light bomb
ers will be reduced by 81 to 80
per cent respectively.
What seems to have impressed
the man in the street most about
General Jung's plan is his frank
approach to the possibility of an
other war.
Dividing the world into areas
under Anglo-American influence,
under Soviet Russian influence and
countries who try to be bound to
neither" he tells the defense COM
mittee:
How far the United Nations
organization can attain it's princi-
pal objective of maintaining inter-
national peace and security de-
ponds first and foremost on
whether it can agree on the main
lines of the organization activi-
ties. War is not impossible SO long
as strong Emergencies of interests
prevail among the great powers.
In an armed conflict between
the eastern and western powers
the routes of the belligerents stra-
tegic air forces would pass partly
over Scandinavia. A tendency to
extend bases is already noticeable
in the Arctic regions and would
be directed toward the Scandina-
Wan countries in the event OF a
war of the great powers.
Sweden would run the risk OF
being dragged into the conflict at
an early stage even if none of the
belligerents had any plans for di-
rect conquest of our country. Nor
must it be forgotten that Ger
many may rise again as an armed
state
The incompleteness of the pro-
lection offered by the United Ma
tons Organization, the exposed
position of our country and the
experiences of the last war un-
derline the need of effective de-
lenses for Sweden"
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-07-01
News In Brief

How American rural households
are run will be studied by Miss
Elsa Lindstrom, of Halmstad, who
will spend a year in the United
States under the auspices of the
Swedish Department of Agriculture
and the Sweden-America Founda-
ton. Her tour is planned by the
Agriculture Department in Wash
ington and will include visits to
universities and schools where she
will observe such problems as
home canning and deep freezing.
She will also spend some time on
American farms to see how the
work is organized from woman's
point Miss Lindstrom ar
rived in New York recently.
Swedish and foreign students
who are selected for so-called inter-
change trips between different
countries may travel for half-fare
on the Sweish railways, according
to Government decision. This
move was applauded by officials
of the International Committee of
the Swedish United Student Corps
since it means that the interna-
tional exchange of students has
thereby become authorized. 1t is
expected that the same privileges
will in due course be granted by
other countries, although so far
only Czechoslovakia has introduce
ed this measure. The interchange
of students is link in the relief
activities carried on in Europe.
A remarkable cardiac operation
was recently performed at the
Sabbatsberg Hospital in Stock
holm by DR.. Clarence Crafoord, a
heart specialist, who has made
many similar missions in the past.
A fourteen-year old boy who was
suffering from very serious heart
trouble was operated on by DR..
Crafoord, who cut the aorta in
three places, causing the circula-
ton to stop completely that many
times. The boy is now recovering.
DR.. Crafoord, who has the same
reputation in his field as DR.. Her
bert Olivecrona in the realms Of
brain survery. has his own cardiac
clinic at Sabbatsberg and on sew
eral earlier occasions has saved
the lives of persons suffering from
acute or chronic heart ailments.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-07-01
There's Water
In The Fountain"

OSLO-On July LIST Oslo papers
gave prominent play to a rather
unique item topped by the cryptic
caption, There's Water in the
Fountain No need to note what
fountain, for every Osloite knew
they were referring to the monu-
mental Vigeland project in Frog
ner Park.
Under construction for over
three generations, statues, a
bridge, monolith, and fountain,
represent the life work of Nor
ways famed sculptor Gustav Vige-
land. Each of the installations is
huge and imposing, and the three
units are adorned with literally
hundreds of human figures. With
over 100000 Kr. ($2,74O, OOO)
expended on the Frogner Park
Project thus far, Oslo city fathers
who are footing most of the bill
expect that before the project is
finally completed two years hence
total OF nearly 100000 Kr.
will have been spent.
Some indication of the size of
the fountain is indicated by the
amount of water required to SER
vice it: 100000 gallons every "a
hours or enough to supply the
whole city of Bergen. Oslo water
authorities are taking no chances,
however, and have installed pumps
so as to use the water over and
over again.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-07-01
SWedens Commander In Chief
Urges Strong Defense Force

STOCKHOLM Overriding t h e
Governments view, Gen. Hedge
Jung, Sweden's Commander in
Chief, has told the country that it
must not only modernize it's armed
forces but keep them at the full
strength of 1912, when the risk
of invasion was felt to be
greatest.
This is the effect of an exchange
of communications between Cen
eral Jung and the Government De-
Tense Committee, which had limited
that the end of the war made dis
armament possible.
Moreover. defense against the
atom bomb on sea and land takes
prominent place in the plans
drawn up by the Swedish Com
mander in Chief.
If General lungs plan is ac-
cepted, the first result will be that
Sweden will have slightly fewer
men in the regular armed forces,
more in the reserves, and the most
modern equipment it can manu-
facture itself or purchase abroad
Expenditure in the financial
year 1948 to 40 will be $4,000, 900
crowns 1921, sos, $500 more than
this year and, if exception is made
of certain extraordinary and rush
purchases of equipment in the
first two years of the war, higher
than at any time previously in
SWedens history.
The overall personnel strength
of the Regular Army will be re-
duced by per cent but the cav
airy (Which Sweden hitherto re-
lied on to defend the northern for
est areas) will be slashed by 80
per cent. To compensate there will
be more mechaniZation.
Although General Jung gives no
specific reasons for concentrating
on small vessels, naval technicians
recently disclosed that they were
working on small type of vessel
which they hoped would be able to
stand up to anything except a di-
rect hit from an atom bomb.
These small vessels will have
streamlined superstructures round
which it is hoped the blast from
an atom bomb will slip. Their
hulls will have Innings designed to
counterfeit it's radio active effects
and navigational and operation
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-07-01
Swedish Company to be
Formed for the Production
Of Atomic Power

STOCKHOLM. = by airmaiD
The formation of a new COM
pany, A. B. Atomenergi, has been
suggested by the Swedish Atomic
Committee, which consists of ten
of the country's leading technicians
and scientists. 1t would have a
capital of rs million kr. (about
S973.0OO), of which two millions
would be contributed by the Gov
eminent and the rest by Swedish
industry. The first task of the
company would be to design and
build an experimental unit for the
liberation of atomic energy; later
on a plant for the production of
atomic power on an industrial
scale should be erected.
The Committee also suggests
that, in addition to the two million
kronor for experiments included in
the current Government budget,
another two millions should be ap-
piOpIldlcu lOT ItSedICn Wofh 10 pt
performed under the supervision of
a new institute, The Atomic Re
search Council.
Swedish industry has shown
great interest in the new COM
pany, and is willing to contribute
its part of the capital stock, said
the president of the Atomic Com
mittee, Governor Matte Jacobson.
in newspaper interview. He
stressed, however, that many
problems will have to be solved
before atomic energy can be of aid
to industry. The company will use
Swedish uranium, which will be
extracted from the large deposits
of shale in the central part of the
country.
Governor Jacobson pointed out
that it is not only energy in the
form of heat that can be produced
at an atomic power plant a
large number of radioactive iso-
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-07-01
Official Swedish
Invitation to Corl
Sondburs Suggested

STOCKHOLM, June-Writing in
Utlandssvenskarna, organ of The
Association of Overseas SWedes,
Anna Lenah Elgstrom, noted now
elist and short story writer, takes
her countrymen to task for not
having earlier honored Carl Sand
burg, whose father and mother
both came from Sweden.
Surprising Sandburg had been Of
French or Italian extraction, she
writes. we may be certain the coun-
try of his birth would long since
have walked up to his worldwide
Importance in the field of letters.
To remedy this neglect, she sug-
gests that the poet ana plographer
be extended an official invitation
from Sweden, similar to that of
fered American scientists by the
Swedish Institute and by Swedish
universities. Mrs. Elgstrom, who
has made life long study of Sand
burg and translated many of his
poems into Swedish, calls the at
tantion of Swedish readers to his
latest books, storm over the
Land" and Home Front Memo"
Editorially the Stockholm papers
unanimously agree with Mrs. Elg-
8, rom endorsing her idea of hay-
ing the Lincoln biographer Off
cially honored by the country of
his torebears. Some of the news
papers, such as the Liberal Dagens
Nyheter and the Labor Party or
gan, Morgon-Tidningen, propose
that the invitation take the form
of an honorary doctors degree
from one of Sweden's universities.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-07-01

nomic development. To ward off
this threat we must for the time
being give up the things that
might be pleasant for the things
that are necessary"
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-07-01

TOPICS for medical. chemical. bio
logical, and other purposes will
also be obtained. They will be of
great use for the treatment of
cancer and diseases of the blood.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-07-01
Premier, in Flag Day Speech, Urges Economy
to Combat Initiation Trend In Sweden

STOCKHOLM June Con the Day of the Swedish Flag
observed today in every part of the country Prime Minister
Tage Erander spoke in Halsngborg in the souhernmost
province of SHAME urged his listeners and
order to fight initiation eve put aside of todays
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-18
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 spondent.
 TO ALL CONCERNED:
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I. William T. Mahoney. as Unit ed States Marshal for the Territory of Alaska, did on the 18th day of August, 1947, attach and arrest the gasboat ARLENE, an undocumented American vessel, which is numbered 31 E sol. her masts, tackle. apparel, furniture, fixtures, machinery, an- chors, equipment and engines. in the above entitled action, in a certain cause, civil and maritime. on con- tract for. repairs, supplies. materials and labor of the reasonable and agreed value of $829O9. furnished, rendered, performed and expended by the libellant Aline Warner, sole proprietor of and doing business as Charles G. Warner Co.,, at the re- quest of Lynn L. Crosby, the re- puted owner of said vessel, and costs, including $175.00 as a proctor's fee; and the owner and all other persons interested or concerned herein are trequired to be and appear at the time and place of the return of said process, to-wit: Saturday, the 9th day of September, 1947, in the Unit ed States District Court room in the Federal Court House, at Juneau, Alaska, at 10:00 o'clock A. M., and answer in that behalf, or default will be entered and condemnation ordered as prayed in the libel filed herein.
 Dated at Juneau. Alaska. the 18th day of August, l947.
 WILLIAM T. MAHONEY, U. s. Marshal, By WALTER c. HELLAN, Deputy U s. Marshal. R. E. Robertson and M. E. Monagle, Proctors for Libellant.
 First publication, Aug. IS, 1947. I Iast publication. Ang. 20. l9f7
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-18
TWO JUNEAU WOMEN
 RETURN FROM TRIP

Mrs. Keith Wildes and Mrs. Charles Sabin returned last week after an enjoyable automobile trip around the Territory. They drove with MT. and Mrs. Otto Marquardt to Fairbanks, Circle Hot Springs, and Anchorage. They then drove back to Whitehorse and Mrs. Sa- bin and Mrs. Wildes returned via Pan American Airways from there. MT. and Mrs. Marquardt continued over the Alcan Highway to their home in Oregon.
 Mrs. Wildes reports that the roads were in wonderful condition and that they had good weather nearly all the way. She said that they welcomed the rain they did have, as it settled the dust on the reads.