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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-27
WAN 7 AD SECTION

SOFT WATER delivered any time.
Call L. II. Collins, 1G-GSs~ or Roy
Stone, S431, Marysv1Ne. 8-5-tf
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-27

FOR SALE-oak buffet in very
good condition. Also extension
table and four chairs. 636 East
5th st. 1-23-2t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-27

FOR SALE-Hay, corn, and Eng
lish clover seed II mi. North of
Marysville on State Route No. 4
J. F. Elliott 1-27-4t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-27

FOR SALE-Good used automo-
bile battery, well worth money.
John Campbell, Phone 1854
1-27-1tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-27

FOR SALES fit. A. C. combine,
has been all overhauled, in good
shape, labor bill was $3.50, has
cut 20 acres of oats. Good buy
for $3.50. Orville Kerns, 312 miles
west of La Rue. 1-23-1ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-27

FOR SALE-one four and one
five year old COW, two 2-coming
year old heifers, all registered
stock. Kenneth Smith, on j. S.
Matteson farm, Redwood Rt. 2.
1921 Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-27

Lloyd Brenn, located at his
farm, 112 miles southwest of
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-27
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our deep
appreciation to our many friends
and neighbors for their many
kindness shown us at the death OF
our wife and mother; also our
thanks to Rev. Reed for his COM
forting words.
0. r. Cox
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cox
and sons
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Cox and
family
Mr.. Kenneth Cox
Mary Lou Cox 1t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-27

FOR SALE or Trade-Oliver rid
ing plow, corn plow, corn planter,
moving machine, wheat drill,
cream SEPARATOR, set breeching har-
ness. Walter M. Laird, 3 miles
south of Marysville. 1-27-lts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-27

FOR SALE-brooder house in
good condition. William Dilsaver,
Redwood Rt. 2, McMahn road
1-23-lt+
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-27

FOR SALE-l935 Plymouth, 3
door, goods tires and battery.
Donald Goodwin, De miles south
west of Byhalia l-27- Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-27

FOR SALE-dinette set, white
porcelain enamel, with chrome
plated steel legs, same as new
Call 1885. l-27-lts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-27

FOR SALE-1942 Studebaker
Champion, radio, heater, new
tires, rings, excellent condition,
no dealers. End house north OF
church in Jerome. 1-23-lt
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-27

FOR SALE-1946 Farmal A Tract
or with power lift for it. and Nc
Cormick-Deering No. 90 ft. horse
mower, same as new. Harry E.
Moore, Prospect, Route one.
1-27-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-27

FOR SALE-good two wheeled
trailer with grain bed and stock
rack complete. Frank White,
Redwood Rt. /, phone Byhalia
251. 1-23-lts
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-26

orig, arm rno reid; lie i6li6tet
Gtreit 1no Seinoieligteiten, iie tpebrt
bem Neio, periobnt ben serger, itiftet
Greunoldoft unb pereinigt Die Ser,
gen.
9onfborfeit gelettet 1lns ourfs Sc.
Bet. Sic lebrt uns bic eltern lieben,
lie fettet uns an Die Seimot uno
lraht, ooB mir Die trauten Stdtten
gIiidlider Susenotaee 10 germ beiu=
den. Sic fiibrt uns in einlamen Stltn=
oeG 9iloer aus ser Gersangenbeit por
oie trduntenoen Iugen uno erir1nert
u1ts an aue, Die urs lteb tparen uno
lns 8ute5 toten.
Oanfbarfeit iiberbriidt Stonoess
;lno 8iloungsunteri ihieoe ,,no betpirft
@leihitin1lnuns Der @emiiter.
Die Gaterlanosliebe, bic gu allen
Seiten 5u eroBen Saten aneeipornt
;1nh bis CUR Selbltaufopferung begei-
ltert bat. lit inn 8runoe MIR 9onfbor=
felt. ltno oanfbar 1pieberum ebrt oos
Soterlano feline groBen Sobne. Die
sluSaei6nungen, Dos 8ertrauen uno
Sic 5reunolhaft, - mos lit es onoers
als Oonfbarteit, rno oanfbore 9reue
tit Singabe.
Sanfbarfeit miro our Bileaerin
oeS &ronfen uno lit 5usIei6 2obn Der
Silege. SD, lie tp1brt iiber oos Grab
biuauS, bas tie l6u,iidt. Sic geoenft
Ser teueru 8erltorbenen uno lobnt
lbnen nit @ebet uno Spfer. l1no bod
-- mir miiiien es CUR Sbonoe unie=
res 8el6ledtes iogen - lit oieie l,ny
eise1lltiisige, oufridtiee, rolde uno
oauernoe 0anfbarfeit ieItener, ols
Etan elauben mag. gs lit etipaS Gro
Be5, oanfbar i'm Slid 5u iein. Sdon
0es Sbarao W1,noi6enf pereoB bes
Soiepb i'm &erfer, uno ieItener nod
tif Ganfbarfeit I'M uueliid uno 2eiy
ben.
Gurh 0onfen lernen mir Gonfbar-
felt, ipie beten ourh 6as 8ebet. Ueer=
fet ou5u 5tpei 8orte:: 9as cine beiBt:
.Deo gratias - @ott Gonf!" fir al
leg, 5lt alien Stltnoen, in allen 2agen,
in guten uno boien Eaeen.
Gas anoere: ,Gergelt's 8ott!" fir
oaeS uno ieoes, mas anoere uns er.
ireiien ooer tun. nGergelt's 9ott!"
tuollen mir lageu l,no banfen uno bo-
nit 8ott on unier Itatt gum S9uIb=
ner Iese1t.
8er 8ott oontt, 1piro auf Dem
gt1d)Iten oonfbar iein uno oos @ort
erfiillen: ~Seio in allen 9ingen 6onf=
bar, oenn oies lit @ottes @ille."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-26
Dom weiien 6enteben
&uu Or. Sci m ann

Su ptele11 MenI I6en, oenen oie
SSreuoen uno 8eniilie oeS 2eben5
torgltd) 5u9emelien itno, lebt oer
@abn, es beoiirfe MIR zines entIpre=
de1oen Sermogens, I'M obne llnter-
brebung berrlid) uno in 8onne 5lt
leben. Sic itellen iib Dor, man brou.
dje BLOB oas notiee @elo 5u boben,
lnn ltd ale @el1iiile perIdoffen unb
eeltalten 5ll fonnen. Ga tbnen ibre
Sederbilien, Oenen ibre 9lugen piel-
fad nur binter uerIdloiienen Sbau=
fenltern begegnen, INNER nur in fIei=
men Bortlonen 5ugeteilt 1peroen, on
oeren iie ii6 nienalS idttieen fonnen,
% baben lie feline Ibnung bapon, 1pie
enr bemeiien oie slufnabmei6bisfeit
ces meni6liben Magens ielbIt fir oie
feinlten Speilen uno 8etrGnfe lit.
Sie oielbeneibeten Geihen boben in
rieier S5iniiGt Dor BEN glrmen oar
nIbt oiel porau5; oft Iteben lie an
8entBfabisteit uno 8enuBireuoig-
teit iogar binter bielen melt 5uriif
SIC baben an ben feinen 9ingen, I'M
oerentpiaen ibnen man6er arme gle
rig III Sen Seller iiebt, ni9t entfernt
oen boben @enuB, nit Dem ser slrme
ieine einfa6e Shiiliel leert. Gs lit Elm
lnerbittllheS NaturgeIes, BOB ser
Wteni6 on ni6ts j6neler iatt be-
fonlnt aI5 an leferen Speiien, fp1b=
reno unS BEL beibeioener 2ebenslpeiie
Sic einfud)en 9tabrllngsmittel oas
9cn5e Seben lang nunoen. Ridt an
oer5 lit eS nit ben 8etrGnfen: sic
ldJarfiten Spirituolen permogen nibt
Den 8enuB 5u erregen, ben einem
2iiritenoen Elm 8las friibeu @oiler5
hie1et. Die 8erud)S= uno 8eifmods=
neroen bes Dteni6en itumpfen qm
ralbelten ab; ie ltdrfer iid elmer Dem
@enllIie bineibt, oeIto raider perIiert
er oas 8enuBuermogen. Sier miro
Die @eisbelt uno @ere6tigfeit ser
Meltoronung an einem ibeinbar ne
henlafliden Bunfte oes menlhli6en
Sdleins iiberralfeno lidtbor. slaer
Wtenlben 2eben lit aui oieie Ieibli6e
8runolage geitellt uno niemono per-
mag oaran ettuaS 5u dnoern, audi
penn er iiber alien Geidtum ser
8elt perfiigte. Sour our6 &luabeit
lmo NaBisfeit, niGt bur6 Geibtllm
uno 8enuBgier fann Ser Nenib Iein
Seben id5on uno bebaslid3 seitalten.
Ser 8errbs- itno @el6madIinn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-26
mie Der Baum,
10 Ole Sruht

@reeor BON gensiana lit elm Seili-
ger - bnfiir lit aber audi feline Welt.
ter Nonna cine Seiliee; Sobann
Gbriloitonr,ls, elm Seiliger, tpar Der
5obn Der FL. Mutbuia; unb iiberlih
hattie Die Stride feinen fl. Aueuitin,
irenn iie nidt cine FL. Wonifa bate.
Baiiltus, Der groBe Biibof, Or.
hensitiiter unb &irbenpater, 1par Elm
S5eiIiger; iein 8ruber 8reeor bon
Npfla NOR elm Seilieer; ibre Sdme-
tier Nnfrina lit ouh beilig geipro-
den; fein Bunber! lit bod auh ibre
Wutter gulalia eine SeiIige uno oie=
ie lit bic 9ofter Der FL. Mofoina, oI-
10 Der 8roBntutter Der bret 8eidtpis
tier. Bie logar Die FL. @roBnutter
Wtofri,1o ouf ben sroBen 8aiilius eirl-
eetpirft bot, ibrieb er ielbit: uRie, /"
10 lauten feline eigenen Borte, v11ie
iperoe if) ben tiefen ginbrud pergei-
len, tpelte Die Geoen unb 8eiIpiele
bieier ebrtuiir6ieen Srau auf meme
nod 3arte Seele gentoht baben."
Die Mutter 2ubtpiss oes Seilisen
ipar bic FL. 8lanfa. &onltantin Der
8roBe tpar es, Der bas gbriltentuul
our 5toatsrelieion erbob. - Seine
Wutter tit aber oud cine Seilige: Die
I'll. 9elero.
gbriitIide Mutter! Ius oielen me-
nigen Beiipielen eriiebit bu nun. baB
bic gorarbeiten elmer driltliden gr=
aiebung an Der Weutter lieeen: Sic
n:nB pom 8eiite bes Gbriitentlms ers
fiiat iein, ionit miro bieier 8eiit aud
nidt in tbrer Sodter iid) finben uno
iid niht auf Die Ia6fommen per-
pilan5en. rBie oie Nutter, 10 au6
bic Tohter."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-26
Ega
NsY8

gereidt. @enn mir nnS nur bertiiben,
nift teilnabnslos an 2eib unb @ebe
roriiber5ugeben 1lno i'm re6ten Qu-
genblid oas re6te 8ort 5u ipre6en.
gs liest 10 piel 9roit, Elm 10 beielieen-
oes @efiibl in oem @eoanfen, eine1t
ungliidliden aus Der SIRE beimgelei-
tet su baben. &ommen oann fir uns
lelblt aud) id1pere Gage, 10 oiirfe,t
mir boffenL ooB aud anoere uns lire
9eilnabme uno Silfe ntbt beriagen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-26
Sonntaeseeoanfen
Bon &c. g 6ifferings
DIT lit es MIR elm ein5ig' 8ort,
Das Ser5 bonn 9eraen trennte;
Dit lit es nur ein ein5is' Bort,
0as frob begliiden f0nnte.

Sinh uns nift allen Id)on iol6e
Nentente i'm 2eben porgefommen, Die
inns 10 bart, 10 bitter 0eu6te1t, BOB
mir glaubten, nun tpiiroe ME mebr
Die Sonne auf unlerem 2ebenspfao
heieudten? Nobte uns oann cine NIT
fiiblenoe Seele, bic unIere Sano nit
Uarnem Druid l,mfaBte, elm gutes
8ort lpraf, pelh' 8unoer ser
Ba1oluns lit bonn in llns poreegan=
gen!
Bir ii,lb ane i'm 8eIise oieies f0it-
lifen @utes; menu mir nur pollen,
fonnen mir Dos &apitol, oas oft in
unierem Snneren ihldft, gum 8oble
Der Menibbeit pertpenoen. @ir itno
oft 10 iparlam banit, 5u bequem, es
aus oern Sblafe 5ll 1peden, l1no nab
reno beifen eebt berienige, ben mir
hamit retten fonnten, troitlos uno per=
5sueifelt l,nlber. Sft lteben mir einem
tiefen glenb, einem groBen l1ngliid
gegeniiber, mir mobten belfen, bod
fonnen mir es niht. gs lit uns un-
mogIih, in bos STAB bes Sd)idIals ein-
susreifen. aber elm nitfiiblen6es &er5
foruen mir ben Sraurigen entgegen=
bringen nno = ianfte, quite Borte.
2as geniigt oft. oas tiefite 8eb Ell
mes aequdlten Wenlben au linoern.
llno oteies 8ort bleibt 10 oft gnge-
fprohen. Wan gebt idmeigeno on et-
ner gebrohenen 8eltalt porbei, tper=
oct ben aopf, Inn Die perueinten slu-
gen, ben tobestraurigen Musbrud ni6t
5,l ieben. sd fann ia bod nid)t beI-
fen!" Dos miro 10 lei6tbin eeiagt.
Wirflib ni6t? &ailnIt bu niht bir=
gebeu lno Elm @ort Ser @iite, ser
Utiloe iprehen aus teilnebmenbem,
innerltem Screen? &annit on nidt
Die matte Sanb faiien, bie pergebens
nod einem Salt, elmer Stiise lu6t 2
Gte Der 4ermite in Gerbitterung uno
8erSlueiflung untersebt? - Sft lit es
cine 6ra1l, elm Mann, elm &ino, -
allen fonnen mir CUTE @orte als al-
mcien bieten uno einem ungliidli9en
nellen 2ebensmut einbauhen. ct fantt
apieoer glauben, lieben, boffen lernen
onrf) giitisen 3uiprud, our6 Iiebe
8orte. go piele iino es, Die aus Man-
gel an Seilnabme uno 8eritGnbnis
Sugrunbe gitgen. go piele lino es,
Die aus Wangel an 2iebe 5u idlehten
afenlhen lper0en :, Die unaufbor-
iid) tpeiterrolen auf Der 8abn oes
8eroerben, neil iie berlaiien uno ein=
lam iparen in Der Na1t oes gIenos.
Glelleid)t bate elm aufridtiges, belle
benoes, gutes Bort tie retten fonnen.
llno mir trrgen ben Sbat bieies
8ortes falt in uns fort.
Wir fonnen ane belfen, troIten, lin
Germ, niht nit flingenoer Wiin5e, lon-
bern nit Dem Heibtum, Ser in nnie-
fem &er5en idlaft. 9as quite @ort
fonn groBeren nno anbaltenoeren Sc
gen itiften als eih @oloitiid, fIii9tig
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-26
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5elbitperleu

5u leben itill i'm neinen 8reiie,
Zen 8ott Der Serr nns sugebad)t,
Snfrieben gans nadD ainberueiie
Nit bem, mas. ieber Sag sebrad)t;
Gerinsen Ylat MIR anssnfallen,
gerborsen bpr benz Ang' Der @elt,
Sid bengen etnem b0beren @ilen,
sSic nnier Sos audi immer faat;
gu bienen in ben engen Spbare,
Wtit Sers nnb Mrm, nit Sort uni
Sat,
ltr6 mutig trasen alles Sdmere,
Sas ie Der 8es sm bieten fat;
3n ladeln bel Der Mnbern ssrenbcn,
gu teilen germ, mas tie bemegt,
NndJ iuenn bebriift BON itillen 2eibeu
9as eisne 6ers in sramcr id)lGst;
gSer alio lebt, Der fat neritanbem
Der Selbitberleusnnng bpbes Sort,
Sas emit ber 6err in Grbenlanben
gu milb sepreoist irnmerfort.
Marguerite MWbach
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-26
.@@@@8@sSl

fangelt, 10 gilt uns iein Oanf niht
plel - llno ooh na6en mir es Dem
liebel1 @ott baufig nid)t beIjer. Weon
miro lid 5ipar NIT &ebt ber @abe Err
freuell aber BON ibr iou iib bas Ser5
oantbar gum @eber erbeben, bon oeI-
len @iite Die 8abe nur 8elpeis uno
Bib lit. Sn Der 5fesel iteben @obe
un0 Gonf IN eeraoen Serbdltnis: ie
reider Die 8abe, ie GROCER Der 1anf.
llno bod gibt crit Die @eiinnung, sic
Spiertpiuiefeit l,no 8iite oes 8ebers,
ber 8abe ben redten 8ert, oie tparme
Jarbe uno ben ber5lt6e1t Son. Cine
falte 8eltnnung miro froltigem 0onf
besegnen. 8er Safer iGt, Oarf ni6t
oarauf rednen, 8ei5en gu errten.
Gin bober Grab uneigenniisiger
Gonfbarfeit lit es ober, ielbit iiber
Die 8eiinnuns oes 9ebers btnDeg-
6nieben, audi Der 8leideiiltisfeit aus
lparmem Seraen 5u beanttporter, neil
man i'm @eber bas 8ert5eug oeS b06=
item @ebers iiebt uno ebrt. Dit bot Elm
inriees ,GergeIt's 9ott!" fir oie
9lcibgiiltig bineeporfene @obe rid
lpirfeno audi oos Ser5 oes @eber5
Derebelt.
Ser Sanfbnre miro ni6t 5ogern:
lpie cine raI6e @abe ooppelte @abe
lit, 10 bat auA elm raider 0anf sop
pelten 8ert. Gin 8rief miro am belten
lpfort beant1Dortet; ldBt man i'm lie
gen, 10 erfaltet Der Gunf uno miro
trpden pie altbadene SenneI. 8er
anf cine @efaQieteit, einen @ruB, Ell
neu Siebesoienlt nid)t gleid) oanft, Ser
lheint @abe uno @eber gering an af)=
ten uno eS lit 5lt beioreen, oaB er es
aana oereiBt.
Ser5lih ioa Ser Ganf lein uno ur-
mtttelbar als slusfluB nabrer gnlp=
finoung. Gin faltes Oanfesport lit
faum nod cine Soflidlfeit. Die @eiin=
nung muB ibren Musorud finoen -
llnS Dor auem mllB lie oa iein!
Gs gibt Weeniden, Die oa iaeen:
sd min teinen 9anf Sd tue es
niht Inn oes Ganfes 1pillen uno iroge
ni6t oarnoh." 9as erite lit re6t, oas
5Ipeite nicbt. 9eiht I'M Oaufes ooer
2cbnes 1pillen iouen mir @utes uno
Slebes erlueilen, aub oarf man it6
nem Dunfe ent5ieben, ii6 bel6eioen
rcrbergen, 10 Bob eleiblam oie 2infe
n'dt 1peiB, 1pas Die Re6te eetan bat.
Wer aber BEN ber5lihen Sonf ldroff
5uriidtpeiit, Dem 0anfbaren bic
8obltat, oanteu 5ll fonnen, abi6neiy
BET uno i'm faIt bei61mt nit leiner
Ccnfesi6ulo iteben ldBt, Der 5eigt
1llr, wie l6ner es ibm ielbIt iein
mitroe, oen 0unfbaren gu ipielel1.
Iii lpi0it teinen 0anf2 @ott mill i'm
lno perlanet i'm. 0elne 8ei6eioen-
teit lit Stol5l 8iuIt on, ooB ser
alloere 1lnbanfbar iei?
2anfbarfeit lit Sugeno, benn INN
anfridtig uno ber5lib oanfbar iein gu
foanen, muB mar bemiitig iein.
Danfbarfeit lit Sugeno, benn lte
mr5elt in inherent Gerbaltnis 5ll
8ott, in Der finbliden 4bb1ngigfeit
bon Sbm; lie gebt aus ser 9etroh-
tune Der un5abligen 8obltaten ber-
Dor, Die mir I'M 8ereib Der Natur uno
@naoe BON @ott empfangen, alno
iibertragt iih Don Sbm auf Sic Mit=
menifen. 8er taslid Gott oonft fir
iein 9aiein uno ieine Seele, fir Sen
@lauben uno Ole beilise Saufe, ser
miro audi BEN gltern uno alien, Die
linn Die 8naoen @ottes per1nittelt ba-
ben. ber5lib oanfbar ieiu.
80 lit 9anfbarfeit cine io5iale Su-
geno in enlinentem Sinne, benn lie
flidt oas 8ano bonn Weni6en gum
WenIhen, lie perbinoet hod) un6 ME
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
Outlook in Indo-China
CNew York Times


 The French in Indo-China have launched drive by land and air to wrest the important city Of Hue from the Viet Nam insurrectonists If is suc- cessful General Leclercs forces would control both Hanoi capital of Tongking, and Hue capital of Annam, the two districts constitute the Viet Nam Republic. On the map this might look like the beginning of the suppression of the rebellion Only then says Paris can peace parleys be renewed
 But the in Indo-China goes deeper than the map. It is the only open conflict now raging in the area of former European colonial rule. In the Dutch East Indies India and Burma differences have been adjusted, postponed subject to negotiation The struggle in Indo- China. however, remains violently mflamed symptom of the eagerness of all former colonial peoples of the Far East for national inde- pendence Without waiting to demonstrate the capacity for self-government they deeply determined to have it. The colonial system is dead in the Orient France recognized that it dying and made con- sessions to the new spirit She agreed to recognize the Vet Nam Republic within the French imperial union. These concessions carried out were not enough Now she is the only European nation attempt ing to retain her grip in the Far East by force.
 Reports the progress of this effort differ radically Paris hopefully recounts some victories and will doubt record fresh But victories in the field do not necessarily win such that in which France is engaged Reports from neutral ob- servers in Indo- China emphasze this Some believe 1t would take half million French troops to subdue the rebels Not than half that number being put the field These observers feel that the Viet Nam forces better organized than the French to conduct guerrilla warfare They find the local population of Tongkng and Annam whole -heartedy backing the re- volt and that of Cochin China. the rich to the south whose control is at stake, largely They dict that the unless the French agree to nego- tiate, will drag indefinitely That is the problem the new home Government in France must face Beset by serious internal troubles it must determine how long it allow its shaky economy to be drained by costly and unwanted overseas war.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11

Tn the light of last weeks discussion in the Alaska Senate regarding the power invested in the Rules Committee 10 determine in what order measures will be reviewed by the whole body it might be well to eve the functoning of the rules committees in the Congress of the United States
 Those of Aaskas lawmakers who quaked at the n1eyitabity of gag rule" should the Senates steer ing group be continued in that role. would likely be prcstrated upon realization of the really vast powers yielded by the Rules Committee of the House of Representatives of Congress This committee can give the green light to any measure the House floor or with equal facility it block disiked bills It can send legislation to the House floor with rigid restrictions as to debate and the right of proposing amendments With the cooperation of the Speaker, 1t can become the governing committee ot the House.
 The House Rules Committee of Congress truly holds the potential of legislative dictatorship, just as it can be the powerful instrument of constructive legislative programmng that it is designed to be. The fact that the Committee came through the re organization of the Congress with its powers untrmmed indicates the importance attached to it's function.
 In recent years Republican members have been sharply critical of dictatorship to which the Commit tee sometimes stopped under control of southern reorgani2ed the Committee, with six of the eight Republican seats on it going to new members
 Heading the list of new rule-makers are James W Wadsworth of New York and Christian A Herter of Massachusetts both recognized middle the road leaders of outstanding quality Wadsworth es- pecally gave up priority positions other important committees to serve with the Rules group whih ind- cates the importance he attaches to his new pest
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
INCOAIE-TAX BOTTLENECK

Well, here's a copy of Drew Pearson's Merry -Go-Round,' ' said Dirksen, handing the tax commis- sioner clipping, which says there are more than 300 cases piled up in the Justice Department waiting criminal prosecution but which haven't been tried
 Yes, there are at least that many. replied Nunan.
 Then Pearson didn't make such a bad guess"
 He guessed wrong about my re- signing February lst,' countered Nunan
 Well, now" continued the Con- gressman, instead of having the Justice Department try these cases where they are not being tried very fast-Why not try them yourself in the Internal Revenue Bureau? You have your own lawyers-in fact more lawyers than the Tax Division of the Justice Depart ment. When you send case over to Justice, the lawyers over there have to get familiar with all the facts. Why not have the lawyers who already know the facts try the casese"
 That's the idea l have long fa- vorod.' replied Commissioner Nun an with the first gleam Of enthu- siasm of the entire day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
5 F N A T f MEASURES
FIFTEENTH DAY, FEB. 10
 Bills IntrOduced)

s. B. 22, by Cochran-An Act to repeal Chapter 32, SIA l943, which prohibits the exportation from AL aska of rationed merchandise To the Judiciary Committee
 s. B. 23, by Cochran To repeal Chap. 85, SLA 1885, which gives the Territorial Board of Admin istration power to enter into con- tracts for the education of, and welfare work among, the Indians and Eskimos of Alaska. To Judi ciary.
 s. B. 24, by Cochran-To amend Sec. 2, Chap. 52, SLA 1943, relating to responsibilities of approving, certifying and disbursing officers. To Judiciary.
 S. B. 25, by Cochran-To amend subsection d, Sec. 465l, CHA 1883, as amended, relative to the descent and distribution of real property To Judiciary.
 s. B. 26, by Cochran-An Act to put in force in Alaska the Common Law of England, as adopted and understood in the United States in regard to criminal matters, except as modified by Alaska statutes. To Judiciary.
 S. B. 27, by Cochran An Act to repeal Chap. 80, SLA 1887, and Chap. 15. SLA 1889, which estab- lished a Territorial Department of Criminal Identification and Inves- tigation in the office of the Attor-s ney General. To Judiciary.
 s. B. 28, by Cochran-An Act to amend Sec 651, 652, 654, 655 and Sec. 669, as amended, CHA 1883, and. to repeal Sec 670, CHA 1883, pertaining to the office of Attorney and Assistant Attorney General4 To Judiciary
 s. B. 29, by Cochran--An Act to amend Sec, B of Chap. 32, SLA 1941, as amended. regulating the practice of law in Alaska. To Ju- dietary
 S. B 30, by Cochran-An Act to provide a general Savings Clause applicable to present and future legislation in all matters civil and criminal. To Judiciary.
 s. B. 31, by Cochran-A An Act to create a Commission to administer compilation of Alaska laws and ap- propriating S50000 therefore. To Judiciary and Finance.
 s. B. 32, by Butrovich and Cof- fey-An Act to repeal the per- cent gross tax on valuable minerals and substitute a graduated net in come license tax on mining. To Mining, Judiciary and Taxation
 S. B. 33, by Butrovich-An Act relative to the regulation of rates for insurance and to rating organ izations To Judiciary
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
JIGG5 DINNER DRAWS
 LARGE HUNGRY CROWD

Quantities of corned. tsef and cabbage were slowed away last night by more than 100 men who attend- cd the American Legion Jiggs Din ner at the LOOP Hall Music for the occasion was donated by Peter sons Orchestra and Homer Nord- ling did his best to impress Sec ond and Fourth Division Legislators who attended with the beauties and virtues of T Like Humpback Salmon"
 Lcgionnaires and others who at tended the dinner observed a minute of silence in memory of Clyde R. Ellis, Past Department Commander of the Legion, word of whose death in Seattle was receiv- ed here yesterday.