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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-17
MURPHY & MURPHY

ST OOO-twos- bedroom house, near business district. Deep lot. New furniture. Inner-spring mattress es, etc.
 4Cx144 filled in lot on Willougby. G.E. electric range, s100. Calaroid burners, deep well etc. BOOMING House and apts. Nets S1S5.0o mo. plus apt. Can rent apt. s75.00.
 CURIO SHOP, best location, inn mediate possession; small select stock. Rent reasonable. 3-BEDROOM house, cement base ment, furnace, refrig, etc, pric- ed quick sale.
 PROPERTY investment opp. Make $50000 plus 6eo interest-payment S1OO.o0 per mo. prime. and int. title escrowed.
 On beach side, bedroom home appr mile city limits. Well furn. immediate poss. Terms. 2 BEDROOMS, 7th St. basement. new furn. clean. Good buy. SCANDINAVIAN ROOMS. Sea- view machine shop. several properties Douglas and Doug las beach two apt. houses . prop. Auke Bay and Highway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-17
C0MMUNICATI0N

Editor, Alaska Daily Empire:
 I though you would be interested to know that the World War II Veterans Tax to date has resulted in the payment Of S2,66l ,060 into the Territorial Treasury.
 Collections have been made for three quarters in l946, and so far have been made for three quart CTS in 1947 averaging s444,o00 per quarter
 An examination of the statute imposing this tax indicates that the tax terminates in the quarter in which the Territory receives S3,250,O0O In January amounts will be received which will raise the receipts to approximately s3,- 050000, and not until April will the receipts exceed s3,25o,Oo0. Therefore the tax will be imposed during April. May and June Of 1948 and will end June 30, l948, unless the Legislature meets in special session and re-enacts the tax for the same purpose of some other purpose.
 The people of the Territory are beginning to realize that this tax is an effective means of raising revenue, and although it is an in- cc,,vnriepoa and bearS heavily on some, it is relatively inexpensive to collect. We believe there will he considerable sentiment for re- enacting this tax for general ad- ministrative purposes when the publicity is given as to the amount raised.
 = ours very truly,
 N. C. BANFIELD.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-17
REX HERMANN, R.
 AWARDED PRIZE,
 PLANE CONTEST

The Workmanship Contest spon- sored by Steve's Hobby Shop and the Juneau Model Association end ed Monday evening and all en- trants were judged by committee from the Kiwanis Club. Winning first prize in the Gas Model sec tion was Rex Hermann, Jr, of Douglas. He entered Playboy Jr. model, which has 60-inch wing spread, and will make its test flight socn. Hermann was award ed a Vagabond Gas model. Walter Crapo won second prize with a PDQ Answer converted to a speed ship. His prize is Spearhead Jr. Gas Model
 Tn the Solid Model Class, Danny Douglas won first prize with a hand-caryed copy in hardwood ot Alaska Coastaps Grumman Goose. Douglas is a mechanic With Alaska Coastal. Herbert Bennett of Doug las won second prize with com pleted model of a Navy TBF made from a Comet Kit, and third prize was awarded to Linn Forrest, Jr., for his model of Navy's 148 F. lighter. There were eight models entered in this class and first prize was a Skyfarer rubber mod el, second, a Comet B-29, and third, a months dues in the Juneau Model Club or a S1 in cash.
 Judges from the Kiwanis Club were Fred Dunn of PAA, Eckley Guerin e. Lu-Eks, and Earl Bost Of Bost's Auto Painting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-17
LUTHERAN BAFE SIMS

Last Sunday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Alvin Bloomqulst the sacrament of Holy Baptism for children was administered by Pastor c. Herbert Hilierman of .4-e Lutheran church to the fol- lowing children: Susan Jane, born February 5, 1945, and Malin Marie, bern October 31, 1899, daughters of Mir. and Mrs Douglas P. Babcock; John Harold, born May 19, l946, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Bert H. Ber- tho1, and Alvin Alfred, born July l8, 1945, son of Nil. and Mrs. Alvin Blocmquist. Sponsors for the three fam lies were respectively, MT. and Mrs. Reuel Fleming, MT. and Mrs. Alvin Bloomquist, and MT. and
 Mrs. Jack Gould.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-17

tl-e want-ads for pargalnsl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-17
Juneau, Alaska,
 Dec IT 1QA
Norman R. Walker, Ketchikan, Alaska

Dec. IT, l94I Norman R. Walker, Ketchikan, Alaska
 esmeG Senator:
 I have read your letter address, d to me as a paid advertisement in the December 18th issue of the mpire, which urges that I make public a letter from you that offers your support to Republican candi- dates.
 If you will specify the particu- lar letter of the several in my files, I will be glad to accommodate you. After all, Senator, some of these letters impugn the honesty y of several of your legislative col leagues and cast aspersions cn your party; they might embarrass your candidacy next year when you will again be called upon to assert your leadership and to carry the Democratic banner as you have done in the past with such dis tincticn. Any error on my part could do harm to the innocent party which you now serve. In this pIedicament I must await your specific instructions and remain,
 with sympathy,
 ALBERT WHITE.
 (Paid Advertisement
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-17
H0SPlTAL NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday for medical attention were Jose M. Rivera and Maurice Nystrom. Clell Hodson, Jr., and Carl Egge entered as surgical pat lents.
 Leaving the hospital were Jon stewart, David L. Wing, Mrs. Earl M soff and Mrs. James Wendt.
 Clarence Wilson of Douglas was discharged yesterday from the government Hospital.
 It will pay you 10 shop Home
 4x
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-17
CHRISTMAS RECEPTION FOR HOTEL EMPLOYEES
 BE HELD SUNDAY EVE.

A reception for the employees of the Baranof and Gastineau Hotels will be held n the Gold Room of the Baranof Sunday evening be- tween the hours of 8:30 and 10 o'clock.
 The reception replaces the GUS .omsry employees breakfast which is generally given during the Christmas season. Light refresh ments will be served buffet style, and all employees of both hotels are invited
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-17

Remember V F w Auxiliary Foed Sale Parsons Electric Co.,, Sat, Dec 20th. 760 At
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-17
LADD IN MOSCOW

Writing to the Empire from Moscow, Idaho, Arthur Ladd. form CT teacher in the Douglas School, says he is teaching Physics in the University there, but wants to keep in touch with Alaska, and sends in a 4-month subscription. Ladd's address is 1912 Deakin Avenue Moscow, Idaho. ,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-17

It will pay you 10 shop Home Beautiful. 755 tt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-17

1942 OLDMOBILE Sedan, good
 condition except tires. Owners out of town and will sell cheap. See at Connors Motor Go. 761 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-17

Lady's Fur Jackets fer sale.
 Phone 359. 76l St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-17
N U 7 C T

vii. not be responsible for any lills contracted by any person other nan myself. t749-Mar. D Steve Feist
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-17
LOST AND FOUND

WILL the one who took by mis- take the gray gabardine coat from the Salo home Saturday evening please call Red 624.
 760 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-17
w W-A-N-T ADS
FOR SALE

MY E interest in good almost new logging camp: D ' cat and arch used 500 hrs), man bunkhouse, 4-room cook house with hot and cold water bath & shower, pow CT saw with extra blades and chains. All other necessary equip
 ment as axes, saws, wedges. etc, also well made float to move same. Total price S10,00o F down and balance easy terms to respon- sible party Write BOX 53, Sitka, Alaska. 761 3t
The Valley settler., 1947-03-13

"heneVer our hearts arc di SC outraged,
 And things arc hard to forgive, Remember the motto we strive for:
 "Livo to learn, and learn how to livo." For eternity comes all too quickly,
 By others our pathways arc trod; May VIC strive for that hi icho st existence: 4 homo in tho palaco of God. Sow thought and reap decd, Sow doed and reap habit, Sow a habit and r2ap chara ctor, Sow Q character and reap dest iny.
Evening star., 1947-07-06
1lEAMIlDe

Arsslsv y ~ prsess.ss
- havs ss,sbitslssd
eseassso1o's % - u si,s
fMsss sJovsspjs no shsps n
~ sosntsy. An MogA By
Hsassss sjevsssuatlls wssh .
bseksssssd ~ ~ yssss' N
pssjssss.
Evening star., 1947-07-06
Living
Memorial

The nome ond memory Of
Logon N. White. it,. q fighter
pilot killed in l945 in oction OF
Ryukyu. ore being perpetuoted
through on organization storted
by friends shortly otter his
deoth. Purposes Of the group
ore to unite in continuing
friendship and to further the
culturoi interests Of members.
They hold one proerom meet
ing ond one sociol oetivity o
month. Membership includes
some young people who did not
know 1t. White. but oil ore
acquainted with his life story.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
Forimo noprodoi

Hisa je American Colonial tipa, s
6 sobami in kopalnico; ID let stara;
veliko podstrezje in klet pod cello
hiso; forenz ma vroc zrak; pralni
cebri; in en- aker zemlje-cena
SIS, 500. z 4 akri zemlje-$19, 900
q IL akri $40, 900. Nahaja Sc ma
Dock Rd., ma tlakovani cesti, v N.
Madison, O., ! milja JUNO cd je-
zera in 2Ha milji severno cd Route
20. Razno sadno drevje. Izvrsten
prostor. "a utrujenega trgovca. 81
lahko ogledate v sredo in nedeljo.
Pazite "a napis For Sale," XII je
pred hiso. Vprasajte "a Joe Davis.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08

- ~ ~ sSN oSSA~sAD - ~ O.
gospodinje podedovale Cd rodu|
do rodu. Njegova matt je se pre-
dla ma ia kolovrat in tudi ME
gova zena ga je prejsnja leta.
Sc rabila, dasi bolj il spostova-. \.
MIA do njegove starosti kakor
zaradi njegove priroenosti. Oh
predaji posestev otro kom je
Munk odnesel kolovrat k Bun
ku, hotec s tenn ocitno pouda-
riti, da prenasa stare izrocilo
svojega rodu cd Munka k Bun
ku. f~#@~,@s
Tajna moo ga je vlekla k sta
remu orodju.zVse je bio Sc ka-
kor nekdaj, kolo, snovalka, COL
mic, nogalnica in ovijalka, lie s
pajcevino je bilo vse zastrto in
prepredeno. Start Munk Sc je
YES zamisljen zastrmel v prasno
stopalo in naenkrat sc mu je
zazdelo, ko da bi med motno
pajcevino videl nesteto oblede-
lih, mladih in starih rok svojih
prednic, mater, babic in PRADA
bic, XII so ma tenn stojalu predle
krizevnike in mrtvaske prte ME
govega davnega rodu. Ma TEN
stojalu sc je pomagala tkati
trdnost in moo Bunkov. Dokler
je delal ia preprosti stroj, SO
bill vsi Bunki Sc dobro oblece-
nj, cim bolj pa je pocival, tenn
slabse so bill obleceni. Ia star
ca je ia stroj predstavljal moo
in slavo< njegovega rodu. V
svoji zakrknjenosti in zaupanju
ma stare, boljse case nj mogel
razumeti, da je zdaj lie Sc NIL
INV opOAAACAAAh
| Nenadoma Sc je sklonil, zgra-
bill kolovrat in ga taksnega, ka-
krsen je bill, zadel ma rame ter
ga odnesel podstresja. Bill je
preprican, da ga je Bunkinja po-
zabila ma podstresju in da j ga
mora dati. Toda ze ma stopni-
cab Sc mu je ustavil korak. z
dvorisca Sc je tisti hip razlegel
obupen jok Bunkinje in njenih
otrok. Zdaj nj bilo nobene pri-
&c, XII bi videla njegovo slabost,
cato Sc je tudi on prepustil "a
losti, Sc naslanil ma stopnice in
polglasno zaihtel
Slonel je Sc dolgo tako, ko so
Sc zunaj zaculi klici voznikov
in Sc je jok med ropotanjem voz
zacel polagoma oddaljevati in
! zamirati. Potem Sc je vzdramil
in, ne, da. bi 81 otrl .skope solze
liz oci, jadrno stopil il hise in
odhitel "a selivci, XII so medtem
ze izginili. "a ovinkom. Mimo-
grede je zagledal Mudafico in
memo hcer, XII 81 nista upali pri-
ii k hisi, dokler sta v njej Sc
slutili stare lastnike, in sta sc
il sele zdaj kradoma blizali. To-
da start Munk Sc zanje nj me-
nil, temvec je kolovratom hi
tel "a vazmi, kar so ga nesle no.
&c. Ma ovinku jih je zagledal in
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
ROMAN SOSESKE

"Ancka, zdaj prides pa ii ma
vrsto," je zaklical in pograbil
ne osmega, ampak sedmega
otroka ter ga dvignil v zibelko,
rekoc:
"Ti 81 ze pametna in bos pa
Ella ma Africo, da ne pade z vo-
"a"
"Toncek!!" je zaklical nato in
posadil ma slamnjaco osmega
otroka.
Martini" Sesti otrok sc je
zasmejal ma slamnjaci.
"Mojcika!" Peti otrok je "a
vrisnil ma vozu.
Potem je rekel proti onim,
XII so Sc stall v krogu:
''Dovolj je, vi boste pa Sill"
Toda Sc je mahalo troje pa
rov rok proti MENU:
''Ne peljali Sc bono, tudi mi
Sc hocemo peljati :"
maj pa DO, &c je tako!' je
dejal oce in re zgrabil najblizje-
ga.
| "Pepa!" Ma vozu je sedel &C.
trti otrok.
"Anza!" Ma slamnjaco je zle-
tel tretji otrok.
Ma tleh sta ostala Sc drugi in
prvi otrok. Ko sc je oce, zave-
rowan v svoj posel, obrnil tudi k
njima, sta oba hkrati odstopila
in rekla:
"Ne, midva bova sla."
Lencej, najstarejsi sin, je de-
jail:
"Jaz bonn gnal Movro."
Poldrugo leto mlajsa hci Lon
ca pa je rekla:
"Jaz pa bicke."
Zdaj je bilo nalozeno vse, kar
je bilo Bunkovega. Treba je BIZ
10 iti Sc v hlev po zivino. Tam
sta cakali dive kravi, Movra in
Bavha, ter tri ovce. Drugo Ii
vino je Bunk re pref prodal ali
pa oddal v rejo. Bunk je pri-
gnal il hleva kravo Bavho, sin
Lencej kravo Movro, hci Lonca
pa dive ovci z jagnjetom. .
"Tako, zdaj pa maj BIO v boz
jem imenu!" je dejal Bunk
kricecim glasom.
Toda vprege Sc Sc MISC pre-
maknile, ker je prvi voznik Mu-
dof. Sc nekaj popravljal pri ko-
matih svojih konj. Nastalo je
kratko, mucno cakanje. Naen-
krat pa ga je presekal presun-
ljivi jok Bunkinje. Bila je yes
cas- mirna, ceprav Sc il je srce
trgalo cd bolecine "a zgublje-
MIN domom in jo je trl strah
pred neznano prihodnostjo. Ko
je zadnjikrat pogledala proti
prazni hisi, nj mogla vec vzdr-
zati; zajokala je tako bolestno
kakor Sc nikoli v svojem ziv-
ljenju. Videc jokati mater, so
naenkrat zaceli jokati tudi otro-
ci, najprej onadva v zibelki W.
hu voza, potem oni ma stamina
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08

N. Y. c. cOLLINWOOD yard de.
lavci, zakaj 81 ne nabavite to ii.
dano in leseno hiSo "a 4 druzine
Emo stanovanje ina parno gorko.
to; 2 garazi. Nobenih popravil nj
treba. Innate lahko emo stanovanje
Ease in izplacujete ma dohodek
Treba je samo $25O0 "a prvo vpla.
clio. NJ. M. REISS. PR 5722.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
(N0d0lieV0mie)


Bunkinja je bila tisto jutro
nenavadno tina in mirna. Me-
nemu upadlemu obrazu in njeni
hoji Sc je poznalo, da sc njen
deseti cas- zelo nitro bliza in da
ze v nekaj dneh lahko leze.
Kljub temu pa je pri selitvi po-
magala. Sredi drose otrok je BIZ
la njena prikazen Sc vse bolj
materinska, sirsa in rodovitnej-
sa. Memo obnasanje je bilo ta-
ko prostodusno in domace, ko
da bi ne dozivljala tega, kar Sc
je godilo okrog ME. Skrbno je
pobirala kuhinjsko orodje po
koteh in ga nosila k vozu in, ko
je rinila lopar in omelo m e d
drugo ropotijo, je bila podobna
zeni, XII sredl gospodinjstva mir
no vsaja kruh. Il ME je dehte-
a ena sama velika moe, moe ME-
mega materinstva, XII Sc nj bio
iztroseno, kateremu je pred
vsem sluzila pri Bunku in kate
remu bo lahko sluzila tudi kjer
koli drugje.
Ma dan selitve so Bunk owl
otroci vstali ocetom in mater
jo vred. Cello najmlajsi, XII Sc nj
incl dveh let in je Sc tezko ra-
cal, Sc je magic skobalil il ze
pretesne zibelke, v kateri je mo-
raj Sc vedno lezati. Vsak Bun
kov otrok je lezal zibelki ta-
ko dolgo, dokler ga cd tam nj
pregnal novi Bunk ali nova Bun
kinja. Otrokom izpod desetih
let je bila selitev prijeten doziv-
ljaj. Pod odnesenim pohistvom
so odkrivali toliko zanimivih
stvari, raznih izgubljenih igrac,
da so jih imeli zdaj polne roke
in so jih komaj utegnili sprav-
ljati ma vozove. Otrokom,, sta
rim mad deset let, pa Sc je ma
obrazih vendar poznala neka
temna iznenadenost, XII jih cello
med smehom nj zapustila.
Mrtvoi kvoznje je bilo ze vse
ma vozoyih in treba je bilo nalo-
ziti lie Sc 1.-Two blago. Mani je ca
kalx, zadnji voz, ma katerem je
med drugo ropotijo ~bila tudi Ii
belka in posteljne slamnjace.
p. "Otroci, vkup, zlaj 'je prisel
mas cas-" je zaklical Bunk z
odsotnim glasom ter Sc posta-
vii k vozu. \
Obstopilo ga je devet otrok
in osemnajst vprasujocih oci Sc
je uprlo v oceta. Matt je S pove-
senimi rokami stala poleg vo-
"a.
Africa, brz v zibelko!' je "a
vpil Bunk, dvignil najmlajso bo-
sopetko tai in jo posadil vi
soko v zibelko. Otrok je zamah-
nil z rocicami in sc veselo ma
smehnil voza. Bunk je pogle-
dal po drosi, ko da bi iskal, ko-
ga maj zdaj prvega posadi ma
VOZ.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08

ci, snazadnje Sci Lencej in Lonca.
Neutesljiva tozba je napolninla
izpraznjeno, mrtvo dvorisce, je
letela tia po polju, Sc odbijala v
gozdu in Sc cd tam spet vraca-
la nazaj Sc obupnejsa in bolest-
nejsa. :. "..,. -
Tedaj sta zaceli mukati tudi
kravi ,.
Bunk je sprva otrpnil. Tudi
MENU nj bio lahko pri> srcu in
zalost, XII ga je cello jutro tisea-
la v grlu, je yes cas- preganjal
navidezno ravnodusnostjo in
S kricanjem pri nakladanju voz.
Sedaj pa Sc je zdelo, da DO VI
glo tudi MEGA. Oci SO mu posta-
lie vlazne, tako da je "a hip zgu-
bill il vida druzino, vprege, dvo-
risce, potem pa je. ma yes glas
zavpil:
"Mudaf, kaj pa cakas, poze-
nj ze vendar !"
In prVi voz je ,zaropota1 -. Z.
Start Munk sc je umaknil v
hiso ze tedaj, ko je njegov sin
odsel v hlev po zivino. Vse ju-
tro je bill trd in uporen in je
sproti potlacil vse mehkobne,
zalostne obcutke, XII so mu ved-
no znova vrei il srca. Tega pa,
kako je sin nakladal otroke ma
voz, nj mogel vec prenesti in Sc
je odstranil. Hisa je bila prazna,
same gole stene so strmele vanj,
lie v druzinski izbi je po start
navadi ostala mia v kotu in
kriz mad MO. To dvoje Sc nj
smelo nikdar seliti IL kmeckih
his. V vezi sta lezali navzkriz
dive start metli, XII jih je tia po-
lozila Bunkinja, da zadosti start
navadi in zaroti hudobne duho-
We, dokler ne bodo prisi v hiso
novi stanovalci. Povsod je disa-
10 po pragu, po plesnobi in cd
nekod je zaudarjal Sc duh po
otrocih, XII ga je starec globo-
ko vdihaval. V vsaki sobi sc :je
pomudil nekaj trenutkov, osvig-
nil z ocmi gole stene, kakor bi
iskal nekaj, kar je cd njegove
rodbine Sc morale ostati pri hi
81. Toda vse je bilo prazno in
mrtvo.
Ko, je obhodil spodnje pro-
store, so ga noge zanesle Sc ma
podstresje. Hotel je ostati Sc
sam. Mracno podstresje mu je
bolj ugajalo kakor pa svetle So
be prizemlju. Skozi limo v
plankah so Sc usipali v prostor
svetli soncni prameni, v kate
rih sc je motovilil gosti prah.
Tudi podstrezje je~ 'bilo izpraz-
njeno, vendar je lezalo po tleh
in po kotih Sc mnogo stare, ne
rabne ropotije, XII so jo Bunki
pustili. Start Munk je strmel
v to ropotijo. Naenkrat pa Sc
je njegov pogled ustavil
pri starem, zaprasenem kolo-
vratu kotu. Spoznal ga je. Bill
je kolovrat njegovega rodu, star
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08

Specialist Ia move strehe ma domo-
viii. Prvovrstni material "a move
strehe je sedaj ma razpolago. Ia
takojSnjo postrezbo in ekspertno
delo, poklicite MIR. O'ROURKE. -
Izognite Sc pomladanskega navala,
posluzite Sc zmernih cen. Ma odpla-
ella. - MA $3.50.
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za6el cd dalee vpiti:
"He1 pocakajte, to- ste poza.
bill = ~s' .s*
Ma cesti pod MIN so Sc "a.
Gull nerazumljivi glasovi odha'
jajoce druzine, ki ga je ocividne
opazila.
= (Dalie prIhOdnilc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08

Pernata odeja izdelana kovtre.
Pridemo iskati in nazaj pripelje-
mo. Comfort Shop. 2020 East los
ST., med Euclid in Carnegie Ave.
RA .2O24.
MIzARsKA PoPRAvILA-Popra-
vino strehe in garaze; nobeno
delo nj premajhno. Poklicite po
$50 uri zvecer.-DI 5489.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08

Lijalsi kabineti. Vodni grelci; no
va in rabljena plumberska opre-
ma in grelna naprava vseh vrst.
3520 St. Clair Ave-. EN- 3572
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08

cis6enje stenskega papirja in uni
= vanje stem ter Mentioning. Ia
ekspertno delo poklitite Sim Bird.
MA 6377. -,
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Posluga

Popravimo strehe. skrilnate in tile;
siding; kleparska della in mizar-
stvo. 3O-letna izkusnja. - M. J.
Severin, OR l449.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
BARVANJE-PAPIRANJE
..,> UMIVANJE STEM
Zanesljivo delo po ekspertih
-, HA 39lA

Plumbing-Heating. Odvodovodno
kanalizacijo elektricno seistimo.
Vrsimo vsakovrstna monterska po-
pravila. Tocno in zanesljivo delo po
bivSih Voiakih. - PO O13l.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08

Il tovarne do vas-Prihranite 5O%
ma vsemu pohistvu. Tudi nanovo
tapetiramo in popravimo pohistvo.
Damo $25 popusta "a stare pohi.
Stvo.. Mordus Furniture. 1920 St.
Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08

FUR F1N1SHER izurjena-za splo-
sno delo. Prednost ina stano-
valka ma vzhodni strani. GA 6lss.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08

Observation-Disclosures druzba ina
sluzbo "a mlado dekle, v moder-
mem downtown uradu. 5k dni
tedensko. Izkusnja nj potrebna.-
CHI 5oO2. 's"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08

srednjih let starosti, zmozna angle
Seine in slovenscine, z dolgo trgov-
sko izkusnjo, iste primerno sluzbo
v pekariji, groceriji ali slascicarni.
Naslov Sc maj pusti v uradu Enako-
pravnosti.
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Z'em'IjiSca.

NAPRODAJ
E. IS St. in st. Clair Ave. okolica-
zidana hiSa sobami; l stanova-
ME s 6 sobami, 3 sobami;
opremljenih stanovanj. Mesecni do
hodek $202.50. Cena $4,000.
E. AZ St. in St. Clair Ave. stano-
vanja po 4 sobe; 2 garaze, velika
lota. $4,000. MR.. DE BRUCE.
DESMONE REALTY
MA 1851 49, SU 37l3
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Klerkinja mad FL let starosti: mic
'soda fountain" Plaza cd ure. L.
vrstne delovne razmere. - Village
Drug. 3427 Lee Rd.. VOCAL So. More
land Blvd.
Evening star., 1947-09-03
IFIat-RoII Steel Mills
Find 18-Month Delay
In Getting Equipment
By the~ he~Associotsd Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Deliveries
of new equipment which had been
expected to alleviate the f1at-rolled
steel shortage this year are running
as much as 18 months behind prom
ises, Iron Age, national metalwork-
ing paper. said today.
"It now looks like major fat
rolled equipment on order will not
be installed much before the middle
of next year." the publication said.
Present rolling mill facilities are
being pushed to the hilt, but steel
consumers are still complaining
about the steel shortage and are
shutting down in some instances
until banks of stock are built up.
Demand on Increase.
There are some In the steel trade
who believe that auto makers and
other large steel users have placed
their operating schedules on so high
a plane that periodic shutdowns
are bound to occur. It is
known that many steel fabricators
and professors are operating at a
much higher rate than a year ago
and are still clamoring for more
steel"
Declaring that the industry this
week bore earmarks OF wartime
days" Iron Age said demand was
on the increase. but raw materials
were tighter than ever
In addition, 1t said, the breakneck
wartime pace is at last catching up
with the mills and serious ma ior
repair programs, many of them in
volving blast furnaces, must be un-
dertaken Immediately.
All this comes at a time when
carryovers funshipped tonnages car
ried over into the next month"; have
been increasing with every major
producer, with some firms as much
as 8 to IL weeks behind original
promises, the paper added.
Mills Pay Holiday Time.
There is no danger that steel
production will slip sharply" Iron
Age said. "but demand is so strong
that even a three or four point de-
cline will be enough to force a COM
plete revamping of present steel
quotas"
Despite the Labor Day holiday the
industry's operating rate was un-
changed this week at 93.5 per cent
of capacity. the publication reported,
as mills paid premium time to main
tain schedules.
No significant change in the scrap
markets was reported.