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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-05

slusat 5000 Clevelandcanov,
v dvorano, ker so vstopnic'
prodaji.
Mnozica je Wallacea navdu.
seno pozdravila in ponovno pre-.
kinila njegov govor z odobrava.
MEM.
Wallace je ostro napadel Tru.
manovo doktrino, John Foster
Dullesa, ameriskega svetnika ma
konferenci. Moskvi, James
Burnhama, profesorja il New
Yorka, XII je predlagal ameriskc
politiko svetovnega imperiali.
zma, ter urednika revije "Time"
Henry R. Lucea.
Wallacea je Clevelandcanom
predstavil odvetnik Marvin C..
Harrison, predsednik lokalnega
odbora drzavljanov. Govor Har-
risona je bill, veckrat prekinjen
S ploskanjem.
Sovrazniki miru
Wallace je med ostalim rekel,
da nj bilo nobenih znakov, da je
sodelovanje Rusijo brezuspes-
no in da so ljudje, XII odprto de-
lajo "a prelom Rusijo, sovraz-
niki miru.
Omenil je tudi napade, XII so
Sc vrsili ma NIGGA zsradi govo-
rov, XII jih je incl v Evropi, in
v katerih je zagovarjal "idejo
"a en- svet in,svebodno obvesca-
nje m ed navadnim ljudstvom
sveta." - " -.
mi nobene> tuje zemlje v
'enem svetu, "a. katerim stremi-
mo-, ,e rekel Wallace! Poudaril
je ponovno, da Sc DO boril "a
mir, dokler ne DO mir brezupno
izgubljen ali pa koneno doseEen.
;. "Najvecja debata v zgodovini
Amerike Sc je sedaj pricela.
Vprasanje je, da Ii Sc bo veliko
silo Amerike uporabilo kot groz-
MO, da sc Wade v skoro vseh
drzavah pritisne, da Sc prilago-
dijo nasemu standardu ali pa,
da Sc naso moe uporabi kot do
brodelno zdravilo, "a katerega
nam bodo vsi narodi vecno hva-
lezni".
"Samo ena drzava ma svetu
poseduje wire, da razbije zastoj
med drzavami in da v svetu
priene S kooperativnim progra-
nom obnove. Edino Amerika
lahko preskrbi gnojilo, poljedel-
sko orodjs in stroje, orodje "a
stroje in potrebscine "a zelezni-
ske proge, pristanisea in ceste,
tako, da 81 potem vsaka drzava
lahko dvigne standard zivlje-
MA"
Rekel je, da hi bila taksna re-
sitev mogla biti resitev -zastoja
ma konferenci v Moskvi glede
ruskih zahtev, da Nemcija plaza
reparacije. Wallace racuna, da
bi obnova v svetu stala eez 50,-
600, 600, 600 v teku petih let in
da hi veeina blaga prisla IL Ze-
dinjenih drzav.
"Po vojni smo priceli z obno-
vo sveta, toda pri prvih znakih
konflikta smo delali, da poglo-
bimo razdor, namesto da bi po-
dvojili sile "a ustvarjanje enot-
nosti v svetu. Trumanova dok-
trina je udarila uradni pecat ma
razdvojeni svet". :. 49,.
v Evropi Sc bojijo .-...
Amerike
Wallace je rekel. da je delav.
CEN in ljudstvu, HI Sc je pod
okuniral1o Evrnnn hnrilo nynti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-05
BARBARA KRONITZ

= 20 kFdLkl OOleZnl Je uInrla
Barbara Kronitz, Slovenka il We
likih poljan v Prekmurju. Stara
je bila So let in je stanovala ma
1926 E. 33 st. Zapusca soproga
Johna, donna il istega kraja, tri
sinove in tri hcere: Joseph, Mrs.
Anna Stenish, Mrs. Mary Lepp,
Barbara, Mike in John. Pogreb
sc je vrsil danes zjutraj oh deve-
tin il Grdinovega pogrebnega
zavoda v cerkev sv. Petra in ma
to ma Calvary pokopalisce.
HEerka umrla
Starsem Frank in Julia Spir-
cic, 1142 Addison Rd., je umrla
hcerka Mary, stara diva in pol
dneva. Deklisko ime matere je
bilo Novak. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil
jutri popoldne oh dveh in Grdi-
novega pogrebnega zavoda.
-',t ,;ttS
Novorojenka umrla
Starsem Calvin in Josephine
Reichenbock, 1852 e. SO st., je
umrla hcerka-novorojenka. De-
klisko ime matere je. bio Lau-
rich. Pogreb sc je vrsil v sobo-
to popoldne pod vodstvom Gr-
dinovega pogrebnega zavoda.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-05
Zgodovina bo povedala,
kateri sistem je boljsi

V diskuzijah, XII so Sc vodile
glede raznih sistemov, je Stain
rekel:
'Pustimo medsebojno kritizi-
ranje nasih sistemov. Vsak ina
pravico, da sledi sistemu, kate
rega zeli ohraniti. Kateri je bolj-
81, DO povedala zgodovina. Mi
moramo prieeti pri zgodovinske-
mu dejstvu, da sta tn diva siste-
ma, katera je ljudstvo odobrilo.
Samo ma tel podlagi je sodelova-
ME mogoce."
Stassen je izjavil, da je revi-
ia Ladies Home Journal" krila
vse stroske v zvezi z njegovim
|potovanjem po Evropi in Rusiji.
Ia to zensko revijo DO Stassen
|napisal tri clanke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-05
v Evropi Sc bojijo
Amerike f."

Wallace je rekel. da je delav-
Gem in ljudstvu, HI Sc je pod
okupirano Evropo borilo proti
nscistom, Trumanova d0ktrina
prikaxala Ameriko kot negativ-
no drzavo, katere sc je bati.
'sCe bono nadaljevali s tie m
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-05

V pogovorih, XII jih je incl S
Stassenom, je Stain tudi pouda-
ril, da lSovjetska zveza "zei So
delovati in da ne zeli vojne proti
Zedinjenim drzavam."
Stassen je celotni zapisnik Q
svojih pogovorih s Stalinom
obelodanil nocoj in sicer s Sta
linovim osebnim pristankom.
(Zapisnik o ten razgovorih bo-
mo priceli priobcevati v ''Ena-
kopravnosti" jutri. OPP. ured.)
Sovjetski glavar pravi,
da nj prOpagandist
Med ostalim je Stain rekel,
da on nj kaksen propagandist,
appak lie poslovni clovek.
Pogovori so obravnavali raz-
ma vprasanja, po vecini ekonom-
skega znacaja. Stain upa, da DO
prislo navzlic vsem nesoglasjem
do sporazuma glede atomske
energije IN je izrazil svoje pre-
.pricanje, da DO uporaba atomske
.energije v vojne namene prepo-
vedana.
Stain je poudaril, da sodelo-
vanje med narodi ne sloni ma
podobnosti sistemov, ampak ma
zelji "a sodelovanjem.
cali je Sovjetska zveza mog1a
sodelovati z Nemcijo?
"Da. Sovjetska zveza je mogla
sodelovati Nemcijo, toda Mem
ci MISC zeleli sodelovati. &c ena
stran ne zeli sodelovati, posledi-
ce bodo konflikti in vojna," je
reKel STAIN.
V enem delu pogovorov je Sta
lin omenil ugodno zemljepisno
lego Zedinjenih draw, XII so v
teku zadnjih 60 let porazile svo-
je sovraznike ma tujem ozemlju.
"Stvari ne stojijo slabo "a Ze-
dinjene drzave," je rekel Stain.
"Amerika je zavarovana z dve-
ma oceanoma. Ma severn je ,sib-
ka Kanada, ma jugu je slabotpa
drzava Mehika in tako vam sc nj
treba bati."
ZgOdOvina hO nOveda1a
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SITUATIONS MEN CONT

PLUMBER, registered desires connection
with reliable firm Or will consider
partnership. Box 391-J. Star. IS
PRIVATE SECRETARY, knowl bus, own,
aess.. research and ed work: use bEEp.
Serof fan speedy Il Mr. dfi Pa
years experience on cPFF operstional
Write a.issss soRnef sssp with
RADIO SERVICE life profession: now shop
foreman. last five years with arm; radio
Change with active hTm. BOX i5s-K. Star.
RADIO TEcHNIcIANS, 70 year, experience
since. 1887; Army sisnal Corps, radar
sfpss sd snssi. sas4 - years 0ia
RADIO TECH TEcHN Hci 10 yrs, experience
REALLY Ell lls-k RENAL S11i MANAGER. exper. able
to assume responsibility for maintenance
Of group of rental properties for real
estate once cultured red and eolegetrain sd
gen. r. est training; desires position on
fun or part time basis: top refs Now
but for any Ssarsd
sal. range and requirement desired. Box
SALES SALES EXECUTIVE wants field or ad-
Der, dealer, sales promotion, adyertisins,
ONCE management; Box 1920. Star,
Sa BUS sosss ed once
now emp. seeks association on partner
ship or prcf,t-sharing basis, What have
s lag Is 2asf s fs siat experience
lent Itatsi baeksreunds Box 44s-G. Star, 8.
pr rasa II snDqe
plates change; capable of relieving busy
exec; min sal, $500 month. Box 10l:-K,
1TsRsiAFFIc MANAGER--Ten years diver
siied experience in all phases of tratic.
VETERAN vi 2Ht desires si part-time Job evenings,
VETERAN teoioredJ. ! yr; college ed. needs
sal. SIS wk Ho: ao76, sIAUGHTER.
once 1ypms
con. IN large concern: availability June
YOUNG 5?t co 5Lon s NAN. a.. wants tcS as
sgitchs9ard DE or eeystor operator Cali all
rs NEE NAN RH '0 soored. desires lob as
M: Friday Of. NE. 1891.
YOUNG MAN. eolored; desires position as
fiHSd-e city u well. '' At 65sa, PhTTERsoN
YOUNG MAN with a jeep desires work
Y YOU RETIRED NAVAL OFFICER de-
sires the, risht type Of teaching or ad-
and administrative experience. two years
college teaching. 5 years college level
supervised the activities of % college pro-
fessors for 10 months interested mainly IN
Virginia COLLEGIATE professional certificate.
Have the equivalent of M, s. degree,
Phi Beta Kappa. Call no. 1874 Sunday
or write Box 247-K, Star.
AMBITIOUS young married veteran, de.
sires to leave civil service; total of
Govt; progressive, exper. as clerk, steno.,
personnel technician, Army criminal in
vestigator and sergt. major and manage
ment analyst: exper. in office. mgt, dev.
and application Of procedures, Job methods
work: best references furnished; consider
anything which is Of mutual benefit. Box
ADVANCED civil engineering student. yet
eran, 20, desires summer work in building
design, BLUEPRINT work. etc. ~; willing Linz to take
GOVT. EMPLoYE. colored, would like
paart-ttimee jsnitor's Job in the evening
EXPERT Hs1o' srENoeRArHER, 81, trained
pa lob, Is pm, Mon. wed; and
RENEE E. BRICE, OR. 1853 after I
WILL VII. Ni PEP UP your present ads, direct
mail. sales letters. radio programs: SIo..
TIM Time f to STAIRS Pf0m4 soe s4K star man
WE DO ODD JOBS, painting landscaping
so6ding, house cleaning. light hauling
no. 597n. -9 o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
SITUATIONS woMEN ,cont. !, !.

WOMAN, colored. young, wants nightwork
or part-t!me daswork. child,s nurse OF car
iiaS SIsse NJ p $751; EL z5i eass' h0hes
WOMAN, capable. young, neat appearance.
desires position as reeeptionist or hostess:
to meet public. Box 140-K, Star TO-
WOMAN. experienced t40s,. capable execu-
tive, fine English scholar, available for
connection demandins ability and con-
6747.
WOMAN. refined. capable, gentle, aged
3S. desires position as companion or light
z nursi i, q, duties; niSfdts weekly pm to
later than June D So, cs al assl b aa.
3 and pm, Sc
YOUNG LADY wishes once position. fair
typist. Call Du. o55s after pm or
Monday.
YOUNG LADY desires permanent position
claims department. long experience, excel
ent references; 1925 month. Box 25a-K,
YOUNG LADY, college graduate. executive
secretary with experience IN radio, de-
promising advancement. BOX TAX, Star.
YOUNG LADY. colored, small. neat, desires
Isdy; salary optional. bu. 557s.
REFINED CoLoRED LADY wishes alter
nee noSn or might wqrk ssglns for children or
We peEISn IsnY desires part.time
position, a:30 to 2.3oS French as fluent
as English; knowledge of antiques, interior
decorating, psychology, tipping. Box SIX,
Star,
FORMER GOVT EMPLoYE. colored,
wants clerical, sales or light cleaning Job.
DE. S4I5, q-5.
ATTRACTIVE, cultured. versatile woman,
over So. ability to meet people. desires
position; can leave city; unencumbered
Box 163-K, Star.
CARE FOR INFANT of employed parents,
consider acting as companion to elderly
person; nc cooking. Box 335-B, Star.
ARMY OFFICERS WIDOW desires posi-
ton as baby sitter. References exchanged.
Phone Executive O703.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID, MATTRESSES, expert
encea, reliable, none other need apply,
CHI cgLD 5s'" Nurse. white; must be expert,
enced with children and be able to a 20 to
the seashore for summer MN with child
CHILD's NURSE, good pay for exper per I.
som must be willing t. leave Wa b{i1 and
sWering. BOX 153-H, Star 5
cook. white, experienced: willing go So.
bouseWork; w would take mother and child
references RoI fs 12SS 81 sta Wants expert
nnS eS n9nEs EM HoJ1SsEWoRkER, coored.
experienced: to live in; good salary. WI
oe6osoK-G.#.w. s25 week; live, in or out;
exper with children: good local ref; hon
est and reliable. 1872 Insraham St NV
COOK, G.H.w.. live IN, fond of children:
Thursdays and every other Sun, Off S"2 80
CoOK-G.HW:. experienced. with pleasant
6 6atR eonv oeation SW section refs
Cooke INV, experienced only: sleep in.
lovely room; DOCTORS nome references
Go GouPLE. settled lady for house, man for
e GEo. f l. BR1cKER, 5000 block Nc
Comas ave, Kensington, Md, PL. os72.
DIsHwAsHER, kitchen helper. 3o-35 years
old, experienced, reliable. 1901 10th St
G.H.w,;rLAIN COOKING, ? adults. live
CIV: exper, colored, healthy, references.
of l2-day Wed; hrs, 81 pm: SEQ and
carfare 17o4 Allison St NV
CIV, LIGHT LAUNDRY; hours, 9 to
T. Mon through Fri, SIS per week and
carfare AID. 1888, after II am.
S shsF is Week and caTf fssFe9 En- S
G.H.w., white. references, like children.
G.2.w r. COOK. experienced; fond Of chill
dFsn iSe 81 ups m 590m win 0a'n
those : :. with references need apply. Cail
TR sE4t fer ao, apP%SIGo1RnkspptRi live in nD-
stairs tar roo room: must like children: ali day
Thurs; every other Sun. of; s25 week;
70 s99sins a sl,fs as5g: white lG for
e enpI0 home eO"e Can IA. 217I- IS
GEN. HousEWoRK, exPsrispreed With
to s pm. Moqday through FRIDAY. FR,
GENERAL GENERAL HousEwoRKER. experienced,
Of small children: live in, nicely furn.
room and tiled bath; all modern appli-
aQceS, including electric olShWaSEef. Laun-
dromat etc city references required;
good salary. Cali after 10 am, Olympic
GIRL, live in. care of children. light
laundry: $50 per week. RA. BOSS.
GIRL OR WOMAN. to live in. light house
work; Sat aft and Sun. or Call WA
GIRL, clean. neat colored, for g.h.w.,
In mornings. in apt. Cali between Z and 3
Apt. 81 Is
HOUSEKEEPER. 500 a month; for en-
ployed couple, no children. new, esSy-to-
care-for house: 51a-dsy week, iiva in.
Phone IA a423-J. IS
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PERSONAL.

home foe elderly lady, not bed patient,
fs1 sf YOU surplus mans mans
suit2 We can tailor yoa suit spes sBl
s e1iI Is s WANTED for church quartet.
Sight reading essential Box I09-K, Star.
A CoNyALEsCENT PATIENT will be taken
home BY a graduate nurse, Box SIX
HAVE YOU selected burial sites for your
elf and family? HOW about several sites
Falls Church, Va. Call Ma, 2265 for in
t cHILDREN's HOTEL, e4-hr. child
service expert care given your ta H. by
nished by competant adult driver. IA
s Nd . gos o .ssn. i S sans
eank M retufns For esbion No
coLoREIDj-MoTHER will give. day care
to children in licensed home nice NV.
i TfsFLr H soH Ssst; Manassas Va I'll.
Little School That Is Different" opens
Sept. 10. 1s4e. Christian sc19oi for girls
Ss K Eef Rest HoMK i sood place
care: pifsht and day nurses: tray service:
sssa a a9s cooking 9aEs RR e"2 SsH
ALCOHOLISM, safe. successful treatment
at home. II worried about drunkenness,
write STEAD COMPANY, Dept. %; 1899
Byron ave, Detroit 2, Michigan.
ROCK RIDGE FARM, summer home for
children; boys 81 yrs; woods, fields cree5:
pets Completely eaulppssd play sssTsensd
dining porch home-grown veg yese'a dsiT1
products; scheduled games and actiyltles:
constant supervision: licensed. Teiephone
BARRE school, sol Fern pl. NV
Kindergarten. primary. eismentafyt &C
credited teachers, individual tutoring
French dancing. dramatics- creative arr,
music appreciation, outdoor actiyitles:
pony riding; transportation furnished; not
HAIRCUT, TRIM? New York's hand-tai-
Iored, no clippers used HOTEL HOUSTON
LOBBY BARBER SHOP, 80 z st. NV.
PETER PAN sCHoOL-Prinsry. kinder
fieing: transportation furnished; enroll
now sol Fern pl NV. RA. olop,,
BILiNGUAL COLLEGE graduate, will give
lessons in French or Spanish IN your
1 PIsTrv al IATnoAMERIcANo. Fourth
Of July, by Pro Americas Society; TROPICAL
music. songs exhilar ting Pu)ane Bocsdl-
ss NoRI sfs'f fLosEs Tel RE-. 1906. Ext
pEKMsNkST. 81. shampoo ana finger
wave soc No appointments. MABELLE
HONOUR School $40 n z ave.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home: n o.
Sc white or coIored. Md or Va. COX
a. CO, DI. ASA. RE. 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN

CHEF, white, experienced, and wife TO
manase restaurant and tourist camp or
small hotel that cater to better class of
people; will consider restaurant, in or
out of town. SH. 5726. s.
COLORED COUPLE desires places as cook
ana butler, in small family; reference,
also D. c. drivers permit; willing to
travel co. 1897. IS
COUPLE, refined. college BACKGROUND. excel.
professional refs. desires summer pos. with
liY. accom-: capable of plain cooking. INV,
Tel. sH 4427 or write MR.. c. j, SrURG1S.
2g1d Newcastle ave, Silver Spring, Nd. -
COUPLE desires summer position play
ing string hsss and piano; living accom-
modations preferred; experienced, well
trained: free to travel; avail. July to Sept.
! Call SH 4427 or write Mr.. C. J. STUR-
GIS, 29l6 Newcastle ave Silver Spring. Nd.
MAN. WIFE, colored. want janitor work
for living quarters and salary. Call
cauE
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RFfsIkE&-

5nn s3s SE iut sfRe y 'nG *
s sood t a9ures bq va Sk ypfs css
qal!y N " Foza soy6 E S$f s fS
LA ,opp po CaD,oI fhsa'e., IA. s 49,
$50 wk Embassy secretary, llttie dict.
slS. Receptionist steno9., Si5-S50 Wk.
Spanish ENGLISH stenog. $50 Tk French.
secretary. Ar, $50 Can use 81 GOOD
stenogEaphegs daily n9% Free p 5sgBi SGS
MEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. MA. 2ll5,
TYrIsT; exDer; so wk. -: clerk,tyypist.
e esiaS' $40 wk' Practical nurse. live n.
good salary Teaeher, t hone economics;
Uk Receptionist and appointment clerk.
und. 80, s35 wk. start. Clerk, general Of
aiss Rs esdsts a Sa Kn SIT
Rsl tFaSe pE $50 Nj Ak d ap fire..
ntsTsiflRs T9Fk N Ms BOND kE F2 2s5s EMP
s9e wk Fa eRs4RfSbss stssas s
Issys nsP }gps s 10 F PIX 80 o
E eSps sEkX!cE, sis I5fh nv. RE; 2SSs:
helpful Estimator, heating expere ca
neceS. $50 wk. Mechanics, auto. $50
no Come in, leave your application fof
future cans-thousands are paced. Wei
come Mr.. Paul. BoYD'S. 1888 F. MA.
sIENoGRAPHERs TYMSTS - Cleveland
offers many excellent and permanent po-
Sitions. Our years of experience in seFv-
ing the best clients can secure for you
the position you want. No charge urth
placed Write Immediately ior list 9! po-
sitionS BRADLEY PLACEMENT SEHE-
T(~P SS5 Leader Building
BOOKKEEPERS. $50 wk. ~, full charge
constr: bookkeeper. store, $40 VIZ
bookkpr. asst. real estate. $40; cashier:
exper meals. S35 wk.: typists, expr,, $40
Wk. teiephone ooer.. expr. S:t5 wk.; temp.
typist, 81 hr. Il unemployed always see
TFscHERS WANTED-CoIlese. 5000
SO. 900; secondary and elementaTy,
80 2a0-s4, 900. BALTIMORE TEACHERS
AGENCY. SIG n. Charles st. BaIto.. Md
CONTINUED on Next PageJ
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COWBOY ORCHESTRA

In their costumes appearing at the Salmon Creek Country Club tonight and Tuesday night.
 adv 730-t2
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THEME OF DAY GIVEN
 TO NATION
Truman and Other Speak CTS Take Preparedness
 as Days Keynote
Continued from Page One)

In Parls, meanwhile, the Com munists made a political event of Western Europes main celebration of the Armistice at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Paris.
 Communists party members were summoned to parade of Work CTS, Democrats and Patriots fol- lowing official ceremonies The avowed purpose of the Communist demonstration was to show their unshaken will to defend peace, democracy and the independence of France"
 President Vincent Auriol of France headed the official cere- monies starting with military and war veterans parade. The United States Army in France plan ned a ceremony at St. Germain Isle in the Seine River for some 150 American soldiers of the sup ply headquarters of the Ameri- can Graves Registration command.
 In New York, parades were sche- duled by veterans and reserve or ganization, with major observances on the Mall at Central Park, and before the Eternal Light in Mad ison Square and in Union Square.
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'ST0RK CLUB ISAT
 2OTH CENTURY FOR
 SHOWING TONIGHT

Everybody who reads the news columnists and listens to the radio has heard about the worldfamous Stork Club, the night club of the world. Now, for the first time, it will be possible to get inside the Club, no matter where you are, as Paramount has produced a motion picture using that glamour spot for the background of an equally glamorus film. This feature is at the 20th Century Theatre for tonight only
 The film is B. G. DeSylva's first independent production for Para mount, The Stork Club starring Betty Hutton in the role of a hat check girl to whom the most amaz- ing things happen because she saves the life of an eccentric mil lionaire The millionaire is DOT trayed by Barry Fitzgerald and, according to advance reports, that genial gentleman has a role that is well-tailored to bis lovable char acteristics.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-11
FILIPINO AUXILIARY TO HAVE PARTY, DANCE ON
 SATURDAY, NOV. 15

To raise funds for the Filipino Children's Christmas Party, the Ladies Auxiliary of the Filipino Community Club will hold a party and dance in the Cathode Parish Hall on Saturday, November IS Games will begin at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon and dancing will begin at 9 o'clock in the eve ming.
 The party is under the direc- tion of the Auxiliary officers: Mrs Elizabeth Quinto, President; Mrs Elizabeth Constantine, Vice-Presi- dent; Mrs. Pauline Tabernilla, Ser geant-at- Arms; Social Committee, Mrs Mary Pelayo.
 Refreshment committee, Mrs. Bernalda Diaz and Mrs Elizabeth Isturis; entertainment Miss Juan ta Diaz and Miss Irene Albayalde. The public is welcome to attend the games and the dance.
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Denali Here
 Going South

Steamer Denali Of the Alaska Steamship Company, under Capt. B. Aspen, arrived from the Westward this morning et o'clock, and sail cd for KetchJkan and Seattle at o'clock.
 Arriving in Juneau were Thomas Brown and Rudolph Zuttman from Anchorage; Clarence Norton, Elliott Pearson and C. A. White from Sew ard; Mrs. Ethel Lindley, Charles Tega and Ms Edith Wallis from Valdez.
 Outbound passengers to Ketchi- kan were Mrs. J. H. Talbot, Irl Thatcher, Raymond zorse and Lois Lee
 Sailing for Seattle were Mrs. Phillip D. Gil, Mrs Della Alstead, Viola Garry, Andrew P Berwick, MT and Mrs. 4A c. Martin, MT. and Mrs. A. D. Hansen, Helen Han cen, Irene Stielow, Chester Carlson, Thomas A. Slider Francis E. Web Der, Don Fleming.
 A. Predko, Frank Brennan, C.. W. Gibbscn. Corl s. Taylor, H. K. Andreasen, Edwerd Caldwell, Fred erick Short Rudy Halemba, c. R. Griffin, George Turney, Herb Law renee and MT and Mrs. Leon R. Baeby.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT BENEFIT COMING,
 CAPITOL THEATRE

The Lady in the Lake mystery play with Robert Montgomery and Audrey Totter with good support ing cast. is at the Capitol Theatre for the last two times tonight, and tomorrow night Dead Reckoning will be the attraction. sponsored by the Juneau Volunteer Fire De- partment as a benefit
 Millions of Humphrey Bogart fans are looking forward with keen relish to seeing Bogey ano his newest screen light O love Leauleous Lizabeth Scott. Teamed in John ,Cromwell's Dead Beck oning," they're said to be an ex- plosive combination of man ano woman dynamite.
 From advance Hollywood reports the fans are assured of a typical Bogart film--and that means plen- ty of crashing action and reckless romance. The action is really rug ged with Bogey called upon to take and administer terrific physical punishment. The love between Bogart and Miss Scott, as unpre- dictable as a sultry summers day will have the fans gasping.
 Taking his cue from Oliver H P. Garrett's and Steve Fishers terst screenplay. based on story by Gerald Adams and Sidney Biddell Cromwell has directed for hair raising suspense. Bogart, as 2 paratrooper returned to the U. s to receive a combat award, is plunged into a furious round oi manhunt, slugging and romance when a disappearing buddy turns up dead
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mediately. It will be 80 feet long and 12 feet wide. The structure will be supported by log stringers.
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RuMMAGE SALE

Wednesday Nov. 12, 10 am. Lu- theran Church Parlors.
 --adv. 730-t2
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formally. presenting the. citations to him.

formally. presenting the citations to him.
 Technicality
 It was learned the technical ity is the fact that the committees s action on the contempt citations was made by telegraphic vote
 Some authorities on Congress ional procedure are of the opinion that thsre must be a formal meet ing of the committee to act on the matter.
 Martin indicated he has some doubts as to his discretion in the matter once all technicalities are met. He read to newsmen a sec ton of the law saying Tt shall be the duty" of the Speaker ito cer- tify and he shall so certify to the District Attorney contempt ci- tations from committee.