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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14
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Wntter! idaat es immerfprt
limb fat obne Sanie,
Wntter bier nnb Nmttcr bort
Sn bent sansen Samie.
lte6eraa snsleid) Sn iein
ST ibr nidJt seseben,
Spnit iuubl hattie iie, idD mein',
Gin beauemes 2eben.
Sebes ruff nnb auf Der Stell'
8ta iein Ged]t es friegen,
limb iie fann bpdj nidt 10 idnea
8ie bic Sdualben fliegen.
Sd fiirfuabr bcipnnbre iie,
OaR iie nod fann laden;
@as allein bat tie fir Miib',
Vile iatt su MAIDEN!
&ann nidt einen Nuscnblif
Sid at rmbn erlauben;
ltnb bas balt iie gar fir Slid!
Suite man es glauben?
Johannes Trojan
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14
Gieene uno
fremoe Sehler

Gang ionoerbor lit es, tpie pers
idieben Der Otenid ieine eigenen
Sebler uno bie ieiner Witmeni6en
beurteilt. Die ieinieen iu6t er gu
leusnen, 5u perfleinern ODER tpenig-
items gu entidulbisen. Sat ober DER
gta6ite irgenonie gefeblt, namentlt6
ibm gegeniiber, oann perlnutet man
10 leift 8osbeit, no nur 2eioen-
ldaft ooer S6pdbe Die uria6e Der
8eleioigung mar. Wan glaubt, er
babe NIT Sorbeoa6t gebanbelt, pdb-
reno SereeBlihfeit ooer una6tianl-
felt, Elm Gerieben, ben Sebler pero1l=
laBte. Wtan nimmt germ an, Der an-
oere babe uns lpiiientli6 pebe getan,
Dubreno er in nnfenntnis banOelte.
9en 6ebler ser Selbitenti ntidulbigune
begingen l6on ,lnlere erlten Stonn.=
eltern bel Ser grbliinoe. sloam
mdl5te Die S6ulb auf goa, bieie auf
Die S6lange, tpabreno bo6 lie ieIblt
Die Sbulo trl1gen. Gen 8ruoer &ain
ant1uortete uuf Die sSrage 8ottes:
$50 lit oein 8ruoer abel?: Sin i9
oenn ser Sitter meines 8ruoers?
Sie mitiduloisen BboriiGer eripioer-
ten Dem i6nlobeipuBten Suoas, Der
eingeitano, llniduloiges 8h,t perra-
ten gu ba6en: ~Bos eebt oas uns
an, iteb ou 5u." Mnanias uno 5a=
pbira iudten iogar Ole 2alter oes
@ei5es unb Ser 9abiubt bur6 cine
Siige bon ii6 lueg5uleugnen.
aa oas iino bdBlibe 8eiipiele ser
Selbitentibuloigung aus Der FL.
SGrift. Sic 5eigen u1ls ibon, ooB
Die gnti6uloigung eigener Sebler
ein obi6eulides 8enebmen lit, lpel-
DIES Die S6ulo nur nod pergroBert
unb ein Die Siinoe liebenbes @en1iit
offenbart. 8emiB lit es uns erlaubt,
llns bel anOeren 5u entl6ulbigen,
fals mir lpirflib obne S1ulb, aus
Srrtlm gefeblt baben. 8ispeilen lit
Dies iogar uniere 8flidt, tpenn mir
10 unlere gbre uno unleren glten
geamen 1diiten, na6teiltge Solgen
bon uns unb llnIeren angeb0rigen
abmenoen rliiiien, 1penn man ionIt
Aergernis on unierem 8erbalten
nebnen fonnte unb bas permeint-
libe bOie 8eiipiel anbern idaoen
tpiiroe. Cine iolbe @ntlduloismng
ooer Auffldruns geidebe nit &ube
Der Bdbrbeit entlprebeno uno obne
2eioeniboft.
9dBlif) unb perberblid lit Die
leibtiinnise gntiduloisung Der eli
senen Sebler, benn iie binoert Die
ablegung Der Sebler llnb ben Sort
idritt I'M @uten. Ser erIte S6ritt
our 8eiierrng lit eben Die @rfen1,t-
nis ieiner Sebler. 8er uber nur
oarauf bebaft lit, iein febIerbaftes
getragen IN Shut 5u nebmen, lit
nod melt 5ubon entfernt, ieine M1n-
gel als ettpas SdBli1es, Berber--
gunesbeoiirftiges an5uieben. Sm @e-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14

fommen, tpel1iger Inn 2iebloiigfeit
Der iiingeren Generation, aIs Inn
etne ltnbebodtiamfeit banbeln. 8e-
robe besbalb eribeint es aber n0tig,
our6 ein beutlides unb freies 8ort
auf abitellung oes ltebelitanoes 81,
br1neen. 8ir eeben uns Der Soft
nune bin, baB ooritebenoer Sinipeis
in monhen Sonilien our Belierung
Der Gage oes Mlters fiibren miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14
5dont oas 2llter !

8om notleioenoen Mlter lit in ben
lesten Sabren biel gelproden unb
aelhrieben 1porben. 80 notig es
tpGre, INNER tpieber oarauf bin5ntpet-
len, oaB Die 6riltlide 2iebestdtigfeit
geeeniiber Der altersnot nidt erlab-
men borf, ioH oo6 bier feline &eoe
iein bon Der ntateriellen Inter-
1tiitung
Dus Mlter broudt gube. Slnge
2eute 1piiien bas pielfa6 nidt, beion-
oers Ialien perbeiratete Sobne uno
S0dter, Die nit BEN @ltern- ODER
Sftpiegereltern I'M Saule tpobnen,
oftmols iebe &idiidt ouf oas @lter
permilien. Gin 8eiipiel iei angefiibrt.
Gin iunges gbepaar, oas in iebr
guten SerbGltniiien lebt, bat Die @l-
tern oer Srau bel iid. 3spei &inber
pon brei uno flint Sabren itno nod
I'M Sauie. Die nod riiitige 8roB-
1nutter arbeitet in Der Sausapirt-t
ihaft. Ger 8roBpater aber, elm 5iem-
lid gebre6lider Weann, lpin ni6t
gan5 abbaneig Iein bonn SdDieger-
iobne. Guber bot er einen Soften
iibernommen, Der i'm meiitt nahts
belf)dftiet. geun ndre es bod Ell
sentlih ielbitperitanolid, bob Der
gllte tagsiiber ieine ausgiebige &ube
finoen miiBte. @ber Die ean5e 9tad-
barlbuft regt ii6 Oariiber auf, Die
Der alte Monn als &inoermaso aus
eeniist miro. Wean iiebt i'm iiber-
baupt faum obne gnfelfinoer, mdb-
reno ieine Sod)ter unb oeren Wunn
nibt ielten I'M Sbeater, in @eiea-
idaften ooer ionitipo an5utreffen
iino. Sic maiden ben ginbrud, als
ieien lie ieber bausliden Gorge, ie-
Der Mufiidt iiber tire &inoer entbo-
ben. @er bageeen oen alten @roB-
pater NIT slufmerfiamfeit betra6tet,
erfennt oeutli6, 1pie miibe unb abge-
ipannt er lit. Sb bie 8ebanblnng
i'm Saule eine freunolide, liebepone
it, entaiebt iib Ser 8eurteilung. GS
1oa au6 Die Sanolungsmeiie bes
iungen gbepaares ni6t 10 i6arf per-
urteilt iperoen, neil an5unebmen lit,
baB aus Oeangel an ueberleg1ng am
Sitter geiiinbigt miro. Smmerbin lit
oieier Wangel idon eine S6ulo, Die
idtDer genng miegt.
Wtan iiberlege bod) einmal, ipie
iebr Die Sabre oes differs oen Men-
i6en beoriiden nit 8ei6tperben
manherlei Mrt. 8or allem lit in Der
&egel Die @elettfigfeit Der @lieber
oerartig geidtpunoen, Dob belpnoers
Die Beidaftigung nit lebbaften flei-
men &inbern allBeroroentlid erntii.
bend ipirfen muB. &ommen nun bel
alien 2euten nod franfbafte gr-
iheinungen bin5li, ipie @lieoerreiBen,
&opfibIner5, Mtembeld1nerben, bann
fam Die 8eiddftigung nit &inbern,
tpie aud ieoe anoere anitrengenbe
Eatigfeit our Dual tperoen. Wan
fam 6nnn perIteben, tpie bic Mlten
iid erloit niiniben bon nller grben-
Iait, tpdbreno tie iih bod in ben Ies-
ten 2ebensiabren freuen iolIten am
Slide ibrer &inber ut1o &in6esfin-
Der.
@ie oben ibon betpnt 1puroe, mag
es iih in ben nleiiten G6neil, mo olte
2eute Inn tire apoblberoiente Stub,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14

oenbeit nit ibren 2ebensmoelidfeis
ten sli nebmen uno lie 5u &onfurs
rentinnen oes Otonnes 5u MAIDEN.
Gaber fonmt unenoli6 piel glenb
unierer Gage. 9tur Der lit gliidlih
5u MAIDEN, Der ieine &rGite fennt,
aber aud ibre 8ren5en, alio ieine
ShDaben, iDenn man oas cine
ShtpaGe nennen bari tpus sar nibt
CUR yeoturausitottung sebort. Grfen,
ne Die @ren3en beiner 9tatur!
9as grfennen Der 5rauenieele ge.
l6iebt nitt ourb nliibleliges 8elpei-
len aus @riinoeu 1pie beim Otanne,
es lit eber ein Shauen nit Dem
Ser5en, ihnea uno iiher. 3esbalb
foroert Die 6rou nit Ge6t fiir itb
oas @ebiet Der &arltas. 2a lit
ihneller &ot uno sefiibluoa meide
Sat aneebra6t. Sir Die tatige $50,
lltit oasegen 1perben inmer nur we-
nise Srauen geeienet iein. gbenio
fir 1nanbe ltuoierte 8erufe. 8ie pie
lie gnttaui6ungen baben gltern uno
ibre So6ter erlebt our6 oas 9inar-
beiten ulf einen oer 9tatrr nidt lie
eenoen 8eruf! Serldmenoetes @elo,
Dergeuoete &raft, perfGumte Saus-
baltsfunit 5eibneten oft BEN 2ebens,
meg lolder auf cine unpeiblibe Sa-
tigteit binseleutten Otdo6en, Die
nod Don Slid ipreben, penn tie 10
piel e6te 8eiblibteit iib retteten, I'M
0antit als 9attin uno Otutter einen
3ulpeg 81 Oem altertiimli9en, ab 10
unnooernen Jrauenbeil gu iinoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14

Dit lit es nur eln eln5lg' 8ort,
SaS Ser5 pom Ser5en trennte;
Sft lit es nur ein ell5ig' &ort,
Sas frob begliiden fonnte.
Siuo uns ni6t auen l1on iolbe
Oeomente I'M Seben porgetom1nen,
Die uns 10 burt, 10 bitter oeu6ten, oaB
mir glaubten, nun tpiiroe ME mebr
Die Sonne duf uniereln Sebenspfao
leubten? ytabte uns Damn cine nit
fiiblenoe Seele, Die unlere Sano NIT
Darnen Srud umfaBte, Elm gutes
8ort ipra6, pel6 8unoer Der
8anolnng lit oann in un5 porge-
gangen!
Nir itno alle I'M 8eiise oieies foit-
lt6en @uteS; lpenn mir MIR lpouen,
tonnen mir OaS &upital, ou5 oft in
unleren Snneren ibldft, 5unt 8oble
Der Oteni6beit per1penoen. 8ir iino
oft 10 iparlam oamit, gu bequenl, es
aus oem S6lufe 81 Deden, uno Ddb=
renOoeilen sebt oerieni9e, ben mir oa-
nit retten tonnten, troltlos uno Der
5peifelt umber. Dit iteben mir einem
tiefen gleno, einem eroBen llngliid
gegeniiber, mir nodten belfen, oo6
mir fonnen es ni6t. G5 lit 1lns nidt
nloglid, IN oas Gab oes SbidIals
ein5ugreiien. slber ein mitfiiblenbes
!Ser5 fonnen mir 0eln Srauriaen emit
gc9enbrlneen 1lno - iunfte, CUTE
8orte. Gas geniigt oit, bas tieTIte
8eb zines geqldlten aberdeen 81 lin
bern. ltno bieles &ort bleibt 10 oft
ungeiproben. !Dton gebt lbtpeigeno
an elmer gebrodenen 8eltult porbei,
Denoet Den &opf, ltm Die perpeinten
Auger, oen tobestraurigen Iusorud
niGt 81 ieben. sd tonn ia bod nidt
belfen!" Sus miro 10 leibtbin &C.
lagt. 8irflib ni6t? &onnlt bll nidt
bingeben lmo eil @prt oer Site, ser
Otiloe ipreben aus teilnebmenoem,
inneritem Ser5en? &annlt ou nid)t
Die matte Sano faiien, bic pergebens
na6 einem Salt, elmer Stiite iu6t?
@be ser Iermite in Serbitterl,ng unb
Ger5lpeiflung untergebt? - Sft lit
es cine 6rull ein Wtunn, Elm &ino, -
allen fonnen mir quite @orte als sll,
noien bieten uno einem ungliidlicben
neuen 2ebenSml1t einbau6en. gr
tann tpieoer glauben, lieben, boffen
lernen Our6 eiitieen 3uipruf, our6
liebe 8orte. 80 piele iiuo e5, Die
aus Otuneel an Seilnobme uno Ser
ltdnoniS 5ugrunoe gingen. 80 biele
iino es, Die aus Dtangel an 2iebe 5u
i6le6ten Menl6en ipuroen. :, Die
unaufb0rlif ueiterrpllen auf Ser
8abn oes Seroerbens, tpeil tie perlol-
len 1lno etnlam Daren in Der gtad)t
bes Glenos. Sieaei6t bate ein auf-
ridtiges, deficiencies, eutes 8ort iie
retten fonnen. l1no mir trugen Sen
Shob oieies 8ortes falt in uns fort.
@ir fonnen ale belfen, trolten,
linoern, ni6t nit flingenoer Oeiinse,
ionbern nit bem 9tei6tum, ser in
unierem Ser5en ibldft. 9as quite
8ort fann sroBeren llno anbaltenoe-
rem Segen itiften, aIs ein 8elbltiid,
fliibtis gereift. Benn mir uns nur
bemiiben, NIT offenen aueen an 2eio
,tnb 8eb poriibergeben uno i'm reh-
ten Augenblid oas re6te Bort 5u
ipre6en. gs liegt 10 piel Eroit, elm
10 beIeligenoes Gefiibl in oem @eban-
ten, einen ungliidli6en aus Ser SIRE
beimgeleitet 5u baben. &ommen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14
5onnta9sseoanfen
Sun VI. 9 Offerings

Dit lit es nur Elm ein5ig' &ort,
0as 9er5 pom Ser5en trennte;
Oit lit es nur ein eiu5ig' 8Ort,
Sas trob beqliiden f0nnte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14

bonn fir uns ielbit aud lbDere
Gage, 10 oiirfen mir boffen, bob aud
anoere uns ibre Seilnabme ltno Sill
fe nid)t neriaeeu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-14

r@ie 10 beilig lit elm &inb
geah bem @ort bon @ottes Sobn.
NDer &in6er Gngel finb
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-23
HUNTED NAzI |5RUN DOWN
 IN BAVARIA
Eagerly Sought German Fugitive Captured After
 Two-Year Search

MUNICH, May 23.-R-Brig Gen. Eric Neumann, principal ad- jutant to Nazi Gestapo Chieftain Heinrich Himmler, has been cap- tured in Bavaria after two-year search by American War Grimes investigators, it was announced to- day.
 The SS (Elite Guard) general has been one of the most eagerly sought of German futitives. He had been commander of Security Police in Holland and Belgium, and was combat commander of Nuremberg.
 He was found using an assumed name and working as a farmer near the Austrian border in the neighborhood of Berchtesgaden.
 It was assumed Neumann would be held for trial either at Dachau or Nuremberg as a war criminal but there was a possibility that the Dutch or the Belgians might ask his extradition.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-23
MAY CURTAIL DUCK SEASON; TO CUT BAGS

PORTLAND, Ore, May 23.-IR- Sharp curtailment in season and bag limits on migratory waterfowl hunting are expected this year be- cause of dwindling duck popula- tion, sportsmen's representatives of Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana were told here yesterday.
 Dr. Clarence Cottam, Assistant Chief of the U. S. Fish and Wild life service, said the program had not yet been decided on, but that the reductions were in prospect.
 The waterfowl situation is ser ious but not hopeless, he said, in outlining the reduction in number of birds from 125,OO0000 in 1914 to about 54,Oo0,000 this year.
 He said an open season of 30 days, or less might be ordered, with daily kill limit on ducks of five and a corresponding reduction in possession at one time. Last year the bag and possession limit was two
 Gone forever are the good old days of long seasons and big bag limits" he said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-23
 OF B0EING5 ON
 SPEED FLIGHT

SEATTLE, May 23.-R-The Boe- ing Superfortress "Noah's Arc was flown to Salt Lake City, a distance of 721 miles, in an hour and 42 minutes this week for a new unofficial flight speed record, Boeing officials announced today. Flying at 41,000 feet, the big B-29 averaged 424 miles an hour, with one stretch a1 472 miles an hour.
 The high speed was incidental to the purpose of the flight, which was work on an extensive high-al- titude research program for the Army Air Forces, a spokesman said. Two earlier fast round-trip non stop flights were made to the San Francisco and Billings, Mont, ar eas.
 Boeing test crews now have made 45 such flights and spent more than 70 hours above 10000 feet, the most of any such test groups in the world.
 On one such flight, a temperature of 106 degrees below zero was found 40,000 feet above Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-23
us. TRADE WITH
 pHIL|ppINE ISLES
 URGED BY MtNUTT

NEW YORK, May 23.-tR-Paul V. McNutt, who recently resigned as American Ambassador to the Phil ippines, said today that the ex- pansion of "a healthy and mutually beneficial trade with the peoples of the Orient is surer way of promoting democracy in their lands than the providing of relief to the peoples or subsidies to their govern ments."
 In a speech prepared for a world trade luncheon, he said that the United States 100000 friends in the Philippines point the way to more than one billion potential cus- toners for American goods within a radius of 200 miles of Manila.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-23
BERING SEA
 BOUND SHIP
 MAkE5p!0R1
Danslo, with Movie Men Aboard, Runs Into
 Storm Off Coast

ASTORIA, Ore, May 23.-IR- The 1O4-foot vessel Dansco, report ed overdue from Eureka, Calif., crossed over the bar and was nov ing toward the harbor here at 8 am. today.
 The Coast Guard Cutter Ononda- ga had gone out yesterday on report from representatives of Dansco Productions, a Hollywood film company, that the vessel was overdue It is to pick up camera men and others here and head for the Boring Sea to get scenes for a forthcoming picture.
 The Coast Guard at Eureka, Calf. reported that the 126-foot diesel tug Island Navigator, which had been in distress off the south ern Oregon Coast, reached Humbolt Bay last night with one of it's four scows still in tow. Two Coast Guard cutters were standing by three other drifting scows, awaiting calm CT weather to put tow lines aboard.
 Still missing is the fishing boat Governor, with three men aboard. The Coast Guard has ordered check of all Coast ports where it might have put in safely after leav- ing Humbolt Bay May Is for a three-day trip north.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-23
CUTS MADE ON BUDGET
 BY G0pER5
Bridges Says Demo-Con gress Appropriations
 to Be Topped

WASHINGTON, May 23.-lR-- Senator Bridges tR-NHD said today Republicans intend to cancel $1,- 900 100000 in appropriations voted by the last, Democratic-controlled Congress in the COP drive to cut 1948 Federal spending at least $4.- 500,000,000 below President Tru- mans estimate
 Bridges, chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee told a reporter a $641 ,832,o00 fund trans fer the Republicans got through Congress yesterday by some fast financial footwork will help out" But he added the proposed $l,000.- 100000 cutback in old appropria- tions will be needed to make the savings the Senate has pledged
 T believe we can show a reduc- tion of $500,Oo0, ,0O0 under the Presi- dnt's $37,500,00o,000 figure if we can hold the economy line on Ar my, Navy, Agriculture and other appropriations that are coming along the New Hampshire Senator said
 The old appropriations which the Republicans hope to cut represent money which the last Congress ap- proved in advance for actual spend- ing in the year beginning July l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-23
MOTHER OF TRUMAN I5
 VERY WEAK
President May Be Forced 10 Remain al Bedside
 Indefinitely

GRANDVIEW, Mo, May 23.- R-President Trumans very weak" mother showed no improve ment today, raising the possibility he may remain here indefinitely unless there is a decided change for the better.
 MT. Truman told reporters that 94-year-old Mrs. Martha E. Tru- mans condition was just about the same" this morning and that she didn't have a very good night"
 The President. tense and erlo- tional after a week made up Of long hours of anxious vigil at her bedside, was torn between two roles.
 He had important affairs a. waiting him in Washington, yet he feared the effects of his de- parture on the tired heart of his mother.
 His daily presence at her bed side since a dangerous relapse a week ago has been a principal hope for a continuance of her will to live
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-23
HENRY KAISER co. ENTERS LIMESTONE
 FIELD IN ALASKA

Entrance of Henry J. Kaiser, prominent western industrialist, in to the Alaska mining field, was re- vealed today when Territorial Audi tor Frank A. Boyle granted permis- sion to transact business within the Territory to the Permanente Cement Co.,, Inc, of Oakland, Callf.
 Stock in the Permanente concern was listed as being owned by the following concerns: The Henry J. Kaiser Co.,, The Kaiser Co.,, Gen. eral Construction Co.,, J. F. Shea Investment Co.,, Utah Construction Co.,, Clarelel Co.,, and the Morrison Knudsen Go. These concerns have all been connected with various Kaiser interests from time to time.
 The Permanente Cement Go. re- gently purchased the View Cove limestone quarry from the Superior Portland Cement Go. This quarry is located about 60 miles from Ketchikan on the east coast of Dall Island which is located just west of Prince of Wales Island.
 According to report published last week by Territorial Mining Commissioner B. D. Stewart, this quarry is now in operation and is shipping limo stone outside.
 The Juneau law firm of Robert son and Monagle were appointed as Territorial legal representatives of the Permanente Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-23
TOP MAN FOR. AID PROGRAM. SOUGHT NOW.
Paul Hoffman, President of SIudebdker Corp.
 May Be First Adm.
By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

WASHINGTON, May 23.-lR- President Truman's difficulty in findyng a top-notch man to run the nev American aid program in Greece threatens some delay in grtting the operation underway. The State Department already is reported to be acquiring a S100,000,- 900 REC loan to finance the start of the S400,000,O00 undertaking to buttress Greece and Turkey against any extension of Soviet power over those countries.
 But officials made clear that de- spite the availability of money and the authority granted by Congress in the bill which MT. Truman sign ed yesterday, nothing very substan- tial can be accomplished until an administrator is appointed and takes over his duties.
 Diplomatic officials were hopeful this might be done today. But they were uncertain whether it could be- At least five men have been con- sidered but for variety of reasons each has proved unavailable. In- side speculation at the moment centers around Paul Hoffman, President of the Stakeholder Corp.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-23
MARSHAL BRINGS } FROM SITkA TO
 SERVE SENTENCES

U. s. Marshal William T. Ma honey returned to Juneau late yes- terday from Sitka with three pri- soners who mad been committed to the Juneau Federal Jail by U. s. Commissioner Ernest Dennis.
 Paul Milton will serve 90 days for drunk and disorderly conduct. Jack Austin will serve out former sus- pended sentence of l80 days for sell ling liquor to a minor His suspen- sion was revoked for violation of his parole. Nancy Aspen was sen tenced to serve l60 days for family drunk and disorderly con- duct.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-23
H. WALLACE I5 CALLED DOWN, HOUSE FLOOR
Is Termed Ignorant, Viei- ous Unpatriofit Liar"
 by MlDoweII

WASHINGTON, May 23.-tR- Rep. Mcdowell (R-Pa), in a state ment on the House floor, has call ed Henry A. Wallace "an ignorant, vicious, unpatriotic liar
 w he made the statement yesterday after telling the House he had read that the former Vice-President re- gently referred to the House Con- mittee on n-American Activities as group of bigots.
 Rep. Rankin (D-Miss) interposed to say, it has been suggested to me that what MT. Wallace needs is mental examination
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-23
Siraiosphere
 Balloon Flight
 Postponed Year

WASHINGTON, May 23.-tR- The Navy said today that a strat- osphere balloon flight originally planned for Mid-June has been postponed for about year. No official reason was given.
 Earlier announced plans were for Dr. Jean Pjccard, veteran strat- osphere balloonist and scientist. and Navy pilot to take off from Ottumwa, Iowa, in an effort to reach 105,000 feet for studies of the physics and chemistry of the stratosphere.
 The present balloon altitude re- cord is 72,395 feet. It was estab- lished i'll 1895 in an ascent spon- sored jointly by the National Geo. graphic Society and the Army Air Forces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-23
katayanla Is New Premier
 For Japanese

TOKYO, May 23.-lR-Tetsu Ka- tayama, 60-year-old socialist lead- CT, was elected Japans new pre- mier by almost unanimous vote Of the House of Representatives to- night.
 After a week of political blck- ering, Katayama received APO votes to become the first Socialist pre- mier in Japan's history, and the first premier whose election was dictated by popular vote at the polls.
 Katayama faces the problem of organizing workable coalition cabinet with the probable opposl- tion of the influential Liberal party headed by outgoing Premier Shigeru Yoshida.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-23
CUB SCOUTS, DEN 5, NOT MEETING DURING
 MONTHS OF SUMMER

Den of the cub scouts will not hold any meetings during the sum- mer months. Members of the group are Thorlief Sharing, Keeper of the Buckskin; Allan Engstrom, Denner; Don Miller, Frank Pera- trovich, Dick Folta, Denny Ryan Leslie Sturm and David Gross: with Mrs. Elton Engstrom, Den Mother.
 This Den has had an unusual number of awards this year, having won second place at the December and January pack meetings; and first prizes for the basketball tour nament in February. the Blue and Gold Banquet in March and the Marble Tournament in April.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-23
ROUGH SAILING

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y., May B. R-The United Nations Balkans Investigation Commission report signed today in Geneva is headed for rough sailing in the United Ma tions Security Council. There is a definite prospect that Soviet Rus sia might veto any condemnation of her Balkan allies.
 Battle lines on the report already have been drawn in the Council, where Russia and Poland stand against any moves to condemn Yu- gcslavia, Albania and Bulgaria in the Balkan border dispute.
 The commission is expected to ar rive with it's mass. of documents early in June and the fight will open formally shortly after its ar rival
 A preliminary squabble ended last night ir a Council refusal to accept Russian proposal limiting the power of a sub-commission left to watch the border while the Council acts on the full report. The delegates decided furthermore to hold up further discussion on the whole affair until the report was taken up in the Council.
 The LIN charter gives the Secur- ity Council full and complete au- thority to decide what is threat to peace and just what to do. about It.