davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-09

gab es tGglib, auBer ser friiti9en
lparmen Mittassmabl5eit, pro Ser.
ion 20 8ramm ssett (Warsarine) %
8r. 8urit 25 8ranlm &Gie, einen
balben Sitter Wasermilh, elm babies
Yiuno &oggen. unb etlpa 200 8r.
@eibbrot. 3ur Arbeitsleiitun9 wur.
Sc niemano berangesoeen es lei
oenn, baB man iib iiir freiapiuige
semeinniieige slrbeiten innerbalb oes
2aeers meIoete. Damn befamen Oieie
2eute nod 3ulasen an 2ebensmit.
teln aller Irt uno Dor allem aub
tdglid) einen 2iter Soamilf. glae
Seimfebrer ieben blrdrpeg gut &c.
nGbrt aus lmo baben 10 etlpas r5lls
,uiesen," benn bon iebt ab miiiien lie
nit oen Sllngerrationen ser Seimat
uorlieb nebmen.
Die llnterbringl,ng ser beutiben
9anosleute in IGnemarf eriolgtc in
srcben Sasern, oie bon Stahelorabt
limgeben maren uno unter bdniiber
gemubuns itanoen. Sm iibrisen bat.
te man i'm Eager .Oeutihe Selbit-
perlpaltl,ng." 0tan beoenfe, es CAB
,sliihtlingslaser, bie iait $4,000 Ser.
icnen iaBten. an Ser Spite ltano ein
eigener oeutiher v8iirgermeiiter" /,
oeutihe 2agerpolisei reeelte BEN
Terfebr. aerste uno aerstinnen ltan-
Sen ausreifeno 5ur Geriiigllng. Die
ainoer beiilhten lagereigene oeutibe
Sbulen; ieIbit SodIhuIen init
Sremoipraheu bis gum Nbihlr na-
rem eingerihtet. airden CAB es iiir
ieSe porbauOeue aonieiiion. Selbit
8eridte, oie GeIGngnisltraien bis 81
1S Nouaten perbdngten uno Che
ibeioungen ausiprahen, feblten
nidt. Gin Stanoesamt beurfllnoete
Gsburten, Seiraten uno SoSesiGlle.
Sbeater, ainps, Garietes, Wuiiffa-
2eaen iorgten iiir slbwehslune -
uur ems ieblte: Hauhnaren. Sabaf,
3igarren uno 3igaretten apl,roen i'm
Eager vgrob geihrieben," pie Ser
oeutide Gultsmuno ia9t. gtid)t nal
oui oem ipgar porbanOenen vIdDar.
sen Warft" fonnte man. lcinen 9e.
bari befen.
Nihts purbe sen oeutiben ssliid)t-
ingen bon ben 0Gnen abgenpmmen,
pGbrenb in anberen SGnoern, gum
geiipiel Yplen uno Sifehoilomafei,
Sic Nermiten ser Mrmen bis .auis
Semb" ausgepliinoert puroen. aein
Saur puroe sen beutiheu 2anosleu-
ten in 2Gnemarf gefriimmt, mdbreno
bel Sen Yolen uno Siheben ser Brit
gelitod rSiemlih loie" lob. Seoiiri.
tige Yerionen erbielten nod 5ulds.
LID aus odniihen @eitGnOeu ooer aus
Spenoen oes idppeoiiben uno ameri.
faniihen Hoten &reu5es aleioul,gs-
itiide uno SbuNuerf.
go bat iit oas fleine oGmiihe
Golf, iiber aQe Shranfen ser Ser
geltilns uno oes Safes binDeg, in
Sen Ser5en Ser iiber 10000 oeut-
id,en, uugliidlidpn 9anosleuten elm
cap;ges Ienfmol ser Menid)libfeit
uno Der mabren NGhltenliebe ge'ett,
an melbem iit 10 manhes anOere
Sano elm geiipiel nebnen fonnte.
100000 oeutihe Wenlden uno Ser.
sen peroen iiir ale 3eiten elm Ser
mittler uno Sitter ser mabren Ser.
ildnois,,ne uno Sreunoihait oes
noroliben oeutiden Nabbarlanoes
lein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-09

in Den &ereiniatcn Staoten bon
$35, 900, 900 ouf $25, 100000 re.
ollsiercn milBte. Die ;Sotge bier oiirf=
te cine Gerrinacrlln9 Der Sabof=
pTlansungcn i'm nGditen Sabr icin.
9luBer Der @etreibe= uno Sahaf=
allsfllbr lit ordb uniere 9lusfubr
BON isleiid, Gicrn uno aetrofnetcn
!Sriidten ourh bic enaliihen 9c=
idrdnflngen betroffen iporbcn.
iSleilh uno Gier tonncn bier fonlll=
miert iueroen; getrpfnete ;sriif)tc
oilrften icoof elm Sroblem oorbic=
ten.
Sn,lpiid)en bat bas 8cttcrburcoul
befannt gcgcbcn. 0oR Baumpullc
im allgcnlcincn. nit Der 9lusnahnlc
Don Nrfonios. Sfllbpma uno Dem
norolucitlid)en Seras. autes @ahs,
tlnn ge,eigt bat. Sn Den an9efiibrtcn
Staaten Oerbinocrt oas onoaucrnoc
belize 8etter before Grfolae.
9luh in 9ioro- uno Siio Garoli=
ma. unO beionbers i'm oberen Gicb.
mont @cbiet bon Siio Carolina lit
Die gaumlpollernte ourb Die Oiirrc
bcorobt. I'm 2ouilianna uno in ocn
Vaumlpollltaaten oltlih pon Miliii-
iippi Iino Die @rntcausiid)tcn inn
allaemeinen out.
on 5eras baben idarfc @inoc
uno id)ipcre 3caenfdue bic Gualitit
un0 GuantitGt Der Grnte bcorobt
&abriheinlih iperben aber Die bro
bcnocn 9erluite ourd, bic rcihe Be
ipancrrna lpieoer out aemad,t.
Sm Siiben bon Giio Carolina lit
bereits elm &iertel Der Grnte einoe-
bra6t fuorben. Mud) in gcros, 100
bic Vaumipollentf0rnlnasmaihincn
"a Stunben am Gage arbeiten, oiirf-
te Die Grnte balb einaebraht icin.
Die oiesidbriae Grnte ipiro NIT H.
1000 8allen bon ie 500 Gfuno
= eingeifdtt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-09

9as i'm Noroen oes iiioamerifa-
niihen Sentiments gelegene Sanb
Senesuela lit slpeinal 10 groB pie
0ranfreih, ieooh 81 einem suten
Cell nod nibt eribloXen; sic Gin.
mobner5abl betrdgt orei bis bier Wils
lionen. Gin GROCER Stub, ser Sri.
noco, ourdSiebt oas 2ano Itiidaueiie
uno erndbrt nit ieinem moraitieen
@aiier elmer ser frubtbarlten ser
Gquatorialen gbenen.
Nbenos, iuenn man IN @uaira an
Sano gebt, itreibt CHARLES SSp in
einem Heiieberid)t iiber 8eneSuela
in ser ~Neuen 9iirder 3eitl,ns"
mirit sic untersebenoe Come ibre
roialel,btenoeu Strablen aui oie
fleinen aui bem gerge getllpit lie.
gcnSen 9iusden, oie lidr ourb alle
moslidpen 5arben Don chamber un-
terifeioen. Die Site lit eritidenb.
Iesbalb iteiet man nit Sergniigeil
aui Die Nnb0be BON Caracas. no aui
1000 Ieter Die be5allbernoe Saupt.
itaot, umgeben BON @drtcn unb lpun,
Oerbaren HGrfen, in einem eriri.
idenben &lima liegt. 0as 9ano lit
BON groBen uno ihonen StraBen
Ourd5ogen. Die sic 4noen bis auf
1000 Weter traperiieren. 60 fann
man lid, iei es auf Dem @aiierpeg
ODER aui Sen Straben, nah Mara.
caibo, Ser Getrolitaot, beseben, oie
lid in einigen Sabren ge1paltig emit
widelt bat. gber Maracaibo unter-
ideiSet iid iebr BON Caracas. Sier
gibt es feline oSer nur iebr penis
Segetation. 9lues lit bon ser aqua.
torialen Come perbrannt. Sm Sas
fen, aui Ser StraBe unb i'm @e.
ihaitsquartier bcnegen lid ale Raj
Ier ser Belt: SnOianer, Neger, Gbi-
neIen araber, Sprier. Die Guro.
peer uno Die .americanos" ser Ser.
einisten Staaten iino 5ablreib per.
trcten, iait ale ange3ogen bon ser
elm Denig ollrh sic Hetrolellminou-
ftrie iorcierten GroiperitGt. YrGftise
&lubs offerieren ibren Witslieoern
alle grbolungsarten uno 3eritreu-
llngen, Sd)apilnnbaiiins, Golf, Gen.
mis- un0 ale 0furfen BON 0ier unO
@bisfp. Sn Maracaibo brebt ser
MteeuuinS Sunoerte bon @inomiib.
len Die oas Siiblpalier aus Dem 80.
Den 5eben. &leine giel traben in
Den StraBen uno sic aui ibrem
&iiden nab binten gelebnten Bur.
iden ihreien aus pollem SaIie ibr
~a9ua, agua!"
aber Oieie Stdote iinb nur sic
1ailaOe zines Sanoes poa pon 8e-
beimniiien. Die Natur lit in oieiem
Sanoe tatIGhlib nod in ibrem llr.
5uitano, uno Ser @eiit fam iih
miibelos, Die Segetation uno oie Sau-
10 Dor oielen tauieno ssabren Dor.
ftelen IS sibt feline falten Sabres.
5eiten, oaIiir aber cine iort,pGbrenoe
intenlipe Shiuiile, aus Ser i'm lleber-
iluB in Ben uerihieoeniten, auber.
gelpobnlid)en, ia oft eribredenoen
iormen Oas Siers uno 8ilanseni,.
ben entltebt. Gs lit ein unporitea.
ares &rleben uno arabbeIn lmo Elm
mubernoes ltmlihgreifen; in Der
Nadt miro Oeie iieberbaite Sh0p.
1ungstdtigfeit Su einem ibredliden
Drama, elm aampi al,f 9eben uno
COB.
Sm Sdatten ser 0Gloer lebt ser
Snoianer lelbit in einem miloen 3u-
ltano. Gr Seigt iih ME, uno ser
abenteurer, ser in ieine Iomdne elm.
orngt, erbdlt zines 5aaes einen
Y'eillbnB ms Sers. Gs lit meniger
geIdbrlid uno triist mebr 5ur Gr-
boluns bel, eini9e 5erientase in ser
bergigen 1egeno Der Mnoen 81 per.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-09


keitsbeschwerden wieder wissen VOL
len und eur selben Zeit Jhrem Magen
guttun wollen, besorgen Sic sich noch
heute Alpenkriuter. Vorsicht, Nus
90 gebrauchen vie angewiesen.
Falls Sic 80 in lhrer Nachbarschafe
nicht kaufen k6nnen, sender Sic fir unser
AlpsnkrIutsr Einfuhrungsansebot un4
erhalten Sic
MIICTCD 60c Wert.-Pro.
MOO1 EN beflaschen Won
FORMS HEIL-oEl. LINIMENT - aati.
septischR-brinst schnelle Linderuns Won
rheumatIschen und neurslgischen Schmsr.
zen. muskul0sen Ruckenschmerzen, stei.
fen oder schmerzenden Muskelu, Vsrstau.
chunsen und Verrenkungen.
FORNr3 MACOLO - alkalisch - undsre
sewisss .voriibsrgehende Magsnst6rungsn
VIE Sodbrennsn und Verdauung sstSrun.
gen. hervorserufen durch Elm Uebermass
IN SSure.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-09

cen. Alpenkraul
trige Dirme "a
ten und hilft, We
Abfall sanft u
auszuscheiden, |,
durch Hartlei.
bigkeit verur.
sachten Case IN
vertreiben und
gibt dem Ma.
gen das ange.
n . b m Q Ce.
fihl Won Warme.
Wenn Sic die
Freuden gldckli.
cher Linderung
-o~ uo.s1>sb:~.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-09
Wurun
Ieiden Sic an
. Verdauungss t0rung
. Case und Blahungen
. verstimmtem Maren
. Kopfschmerzen
. Schlaflosigkeit
. Nervositat
hervoreerufen durcb
. funktionale
Hartleibigkeit ?

Besorgen Sic sich Forni's zeiterprob.
tes Alpenkriuter. Mehr als elm Alb.
fIhrmittel, 20 ist auch cine Magenta.
tigkeit anregende Medium, hergestells
aus 10 der Natur eigenen medizini.
schen Wurxeln. KrSutern md Plan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
INDUSTRY IN HAWAII NOW
 THREATENED
Possible Shutdown in Labor Fields May Follow
 Pineapple Strike

HONOLULU, July IA P The greater part of Hawaii's industry faced possible shutdown today as striking pineapple workers prepared to ask support from all Territorial units of the CIO International Longshoremen's and Warehouse mems Union "in an effort to resist an employer lockout
 Robert McElrath, ILWU Territor- ial representative, said full and lm- mediate support" of other units sugar workers and longshoremen- would be sought at meeting of the ILWU Territorial Committee to- day,
 His statement followed preaic- tion by Federal Conciliator Nathan P. Feineinger that the four-day pineapple strike will sooner or later affect the sugar industry
 "The net result" he advised Sec retary of Labor Schwellenbach, will be to throttle substantially all major economic activities of the Terri tory"
 Feinsinger, who said he would leave for San Francisco today, told newsmen the ILWU and Pineapple Industry had almost reached agree ment in their wage dispute, only to draw apart.
 This is the first time I've ever had a contract settled and then watched it blow up in my face" he added.
 The struck pineapple firms alone represent a S65,000, 0,00O-a-year busi- ness. Fruit still in the fields is es- timated at $4O,000 900.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
Fall Session Of Congress
 Unnecessary

WASHINGTON, July A. IT R- Senator Vandenberg R.-Mich) said today President Truman and leaders of the Republican Congress have agreed that no special session of Congress need be held this fall.
 After a conference of the Congress sional Big Six" with MT. Truman, Vandenberg told reporters:
 l. MT Truman gave his personal assurance he would not hold up his tax reduction bill veto message, Tn order mot to interfere in any way with the adjournment schedule" Of Congress on July 26.
 ?. The group agreed it would be "all but impossible" to get legisla- tion this session admitting some 40G,0c1 of Europe's displaced persons to the United States as MT. Truman has requested.
 3. If a elan for European recon struction emerges from the current Paris conference on the Marshall plan the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, headed by Vandenberg may be called back late in the year"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
KAISER, WHO TOOK
 SHOTS AT SENATOR,
 ORDERED, HOSPITAL
Sent 10 Institution for Men. taI Observation and
 Examination

WASHINGTON, July 14-R-Dis- charged former Capitol policeman William L. Kaiser, who fired two ineffective shots at Sen. John B Bricker (R-O) last Saturday, has been ordered to hospital fol mental observation and examina- tion.
 The order was isued by Munl- cipal Judge Ellen K. Ready when Kaiser was arraigned on charges of assault with intent to kill and carrying a deadly weapon.
 She continued the case for 3( days pending Kaisers examination
 She instructed officers to turn Kaiser over to Gallinger Hospita. physicians for observation.
 Kaiser, a native of Columbus, O.. was held without bond.
 Judge Ready explained she was denying bond because of the na- ture of her order.
 The case against Kaiser was dis posed of for the time being in less than two minutes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
kRUG- ASKS
 FOR RENAL
 PEN. ROAD
Bill for S11 Million High way Would Tie Anchor
 age to Rich Area

WASHINGTON, July 14-tR-Sec- retary of the Interior Krug has asked Congress to authorize a 75 mile highway to connect the Ke- mai Peninsula in Alaska with the Territorial road system.
 He filed with the House clerk a bill which would authorize the $1l,- 100000 road and make the appro- priation.
 The Kenai Peninsula, he said, is "one of the richest areas of Alas ka." It is approximately 5000 square miles, and contains 100000 acres of valuable farm and forest land, he added
 Construction of the highway al- so would make it possible to aban- don the Alaska rail line from Sew ard to the Eastern end of Turn again Arm which, he said, has been en uneccnomic operation"
 The proposed highway would ex- tend from Anchorage to the Sew ard- Hope road on the Peninsula.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
MEASURE NOW GOES
 TO TRUMAN
Chief Executive Will Ger tainIy Veto LegisId-
 lion Promptly

WASHINGTON. July 14-tR |. The Senate passed the $4,000,0 100000 In- come Tax Reduction Bill today, sending it to the White House where a certain veto awaits it.
 The vote was 60 to 32 which was two short of the two-thirds margin the supporters of the cut would have to run up in order to make the bill law over President Tru> mans objections.
 Three Senators were absent Wagner tD-NY) ill at his home; Tobey (R-NH), in New Hampshire at the bedside of his ailing wife, and Elhsrt Thomas tD-Utah,, en- route to the Capital after attending an International Labor Conference at Geneva, Switzerland.
 The House has already cleared the bill by margin Of nearly to one.
 The crucial test will come, pos sibly later this week, when the two Houses will vote on Truman's expected veto. Senators have re- ceiyed renewed assurances from the President that the, bill would be returned promptly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
FIRST PACK REPORT E
 GIVEN OUT

Seattle, July l4.-lR-Two can neries at Chignik, on the Alaska
 Peninsula, had packed 1l5,609 cases of salman of which ll5,405 were reds, through July 5, largest of any Alaska area, first salmon pack reports disclose.
 The division of commercial fish cries, Department of the Interior. issued these outside pack reports:
 Alaska Peninsula South Side, five canneries, 76,929 cases: Kodiak, nine, 30,311 Cook Inlet. 13, 32,732; Prince William Sound, Resurrection Bay, one, 731 Copper River, eight. 34,169; Central Alaska total, 38 canneries, 290,492 cases.
 Yakutat. one cannery, 2,239; Western, one, 769; Eastern, two, 4O3; Wrangell, two, 3,ll9; Southeast Alaska total, six canneries, 6,530.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
21 KILLED IN pLANE(RASH
 IN FLORIDA
Graft Cuts 30O-foot Swain Through Scrub Pines
 as PIoughs 10 Earth

MELBOURNE, Fla, July 14.-H--
 Twenty -one persons were killed yes
 terday in the crash of DC-3 chart cred airliner in swampy wastelands near here, and today 12 remained
 unidentified mainly because of a confusion of Spanish names.
 The death toll was expected to mount with two of the B injured
 on the critical" list.
 The plane, enroute from Newark,
 N. J.. to Miami with 36 persons
 aboard-a crew of five and 31 home
 bound Puerto RicanS-cut a 300-foot swath through the scrub pine six miles from this Florida east coast town as it ploughed to earth shortly after 4 80 a. m.
 The plane had last been heard from as it passed over Jacksonville,
 Fla. after leaving Augusta, Ga. Similarity in the Spanish names of the Puerto Ricans, a number of whom were young children carried | in the arms of parents and not list ed as passengers, and the inability of the survivors to speak English, hampered identification of the dead. Two children escaped injury. One was boy, Jose Rodriquiz, 3, whose mother, Pura Rodriquiz, is not ex- pected to live She has 12 broken bones. The other child was Ellen
 Acevdo, 5.
 Besides Pura Rodriquiz, the other passenger on the critical list is Car men Rodriquiz who has a broken back.
 Among the dead were the pilot,
 Capt. Henry Hein, 36 of Houston, Tex, and the co-pilot, Roderick Paul MacKinnon, formerly of Ro- chester, N. Y.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
THREE GIS LEAvE.F0R
 MT. CLIMB

FAIRBANKS, July 14. iR- Granted permission to make a sec ond attempt to climb 20,270-foot high Mt Mckinley, Gordon Her reid, 22. of Santa Monica, Calf. left Saturday with two other ex-GI companions for Wonder Lake Camp, 40 miles from the mountain.
 Frank Mills, 20, of Cincinnati, and Henry Daub, 23, Boston. complete the party. All are students at the University of Alaska.
 Herreid was the leader of group which was baked in an attempt to scale the peak last month by the illnesss of one climber. The trio estimated the round trip would be made in from two to four weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Aleutian, from Seattle, scheduled to arrive at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning and sails westward at Il o'clock in the. forenoon.
 Princess Louise scheduled to sail from Vancouver g pm. Wednesday
 Baranof scheduled to sail from Seattle 10 am. Saturday.
 Palisana from Sitka scheduled to arrive at 8 o'clock tomorrow morn ing to load fish for the South.
 Princess Norah scheduled to ar rive at o'clock tomorrow morning from Skagway and sails South one hour later at 10 o'clock.
 Alaska, from Sitka, scheduled to arrive Southbound tomorrow after nCOn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
Governors of
 Nation Meet
 Al 5aIf Lake

SALT LAKE CITY, July l4-tR- The Nations Governors, awaiting first hand report on international developments by Secretary of State Marshall, heard demands today that the Federal Government yield some of it's taxing powers.
 With Marshall scheduled for a major foreign policy speech at a state dinner tonight, Gov. Thomas J. Herbert, Ohio Republican, told his colleagues at the opening ses- sion of the Annual Conference that too much taxing in Washington is destroying local responsibility.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
VICTORIA IN PORT

Alaska Steamship Company's ven- erable ship Victoria, now carrying freight after long years as a pas senger vessel, arrived in Juneau yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
 She lay anchored in the channel until o'clock this morning, then tied up at the Cold Storage dock to unload freight. The Victoria was scheduled to sail at o'clock this afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
FT.LEAVENW0RTH PRISONERS QUIET:
 BACK TO ROUTINE

FIT LEAVENWORTH. Kas., July 14-(R-Quiet prevailed and regular routine was carried on at the U. s. disciplinary barracks today follow ing disturbance yesterday orig mating among Is inmates recently brought here from Fitzsimmons General Hospital in Denver.
 Maj Henry c. T'riesler, Jr., Pub lie Information officer, said the Military prisons population went to mess as usual this morning and that regular work lines were sent out.
 An investigation is underway, he said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
ASKS STEEL, COAL TO NOT
 RAISE PRICES
Declares Wage Settlement Is Now Badly Mis-
 represented

WASHINGTON, July 14.-lR- President Truman appealed to coal and steel producers today to wait until "a fair test" has been made of the effects of the coal wage settlement before making any price increases.
 The President, in a statement, said the effect of the wage settle ment lis badly misrepreSented by the bare statement that it amounts to an increase of about 45 cents per hour in wages of miners Tt is only reasonable to ask coal and steel producers to wait un- til a fair test has been made of the actual effects of the wage ad- vance under conditions of maxi mum productions, the President asserted.
 If prices are raised at once, and a wave of increases in related prices upsets our economy, we nev- CT will know what would have hap
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
Reiha Young 10 Be
 HaineS Postmaster

WASHINGTON, July. l5.-Rt- The Senate has approved the fol- lowing nominations for postmaster ships in Alaska.
 Ronald L. Gillis, Candle; Retha M. Young, Haines; Lilly V. Clark, Nenana.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
SOUTH FOR TWO MONTHS

Mrs. Milton FurneSs and her two children. Milton Jr., and Ann, flew South via Pan American Airways on Saturday. They will visit Mrs. Furness' sister, Mrs. A. E. Sven- sson in Everett, Wash. They plan to be gone two months,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
CBy THE ASSOCIATED 2REss1

tBy THE ASSOCIATED 2RESS)
 Weekend developlnents in both trade and military fields dramatiz- ed rift between the East and West over the Paris conference plans for economic cooperation.
 The Soviet Union-having just enlarged her trade relations with Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia-ap- pears concerned that Scandinavian commerce might be tied up with that of other Western nations.
 The Moscow Communist newspap- CT, Pravda accused the United States of trying to hinder Swed en, Norway and Denmark-among the l6 nations represented in Paris from developing normal rela- tions" with Eastern Europe and to dominate their economy.
 On the other hand, Russia made new barter trade moves on her owr with two neighbors which followed the Soviet Union in boycotting the Paris talks.
 Russia Makes Move
 A new five-year Russian -Czecho- slovak trade pact calls for an inn mediate and vast increase in the exchange of goods.
 Under a Russian Bulgarian agree ment, announced in Sofia, Bulgaria will send agricultural products, in- cluding a large amount of tobacco to the Soviet Union in exchange for manufactured goods, cotton and rubber.
 Political tension was heightened by fighting in Northern Greece. The Greek government said it's troops were driving back an expeditionary force of 1000 men, including parts of an international brigade which had struck across the border from Albania.
 Anti Democratic Plan
 Gen. Enver Hoxha, Albania s
 (COnttnued On Face EiQhtj
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
EAST, WEST
 IN SPLIT
 AT PARIS
Soviet Union, EnIdrging Trade Relations, Starts
 on New Drive
BULLETIN

Paris, July I4- Rl France, Britain, Italy, Norway and The Netherland5 were chosen by the l6-nation Rules Committee as members of the Executive Com mittcc to supervise the opera ticn Of the Marshall proposal for European recovery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
SHOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, July IA - Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 5as, American Can 93is, Anaconda 38ls, Curtiss-W Wright 5, International Harvester 95, Ken necott ATS, New York Central 16B, Northern Pacific 20l4, U. s. Steel 76, Pound S4.02A.
 Sales today were l,660,000 shares.
 Averages today are as follows: Industrials l85.63, Rails 49.84, Utili- ties 35.88
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
FROM PETERSBURG

Mrs. Marie Loy of Petersburg is a guest at the Hotel Juneau,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
ACTIVE RISE TODAY

Steels, rails and rail equipment paced a broad active rise on the stock market today
 Prices gained to more than 2 points, lifting the general average to new high since Feb. II. Vol ume was the best since May 19 and dealings exceeding the millions share mark for the 9th consecutive trad- ing day.
 Impetus for the rise stemmed largely from the market itself. When laggard rails narrowed the gap from the high of the year, new demand came into all other sec- tionS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-14
FROM ANCHORAGE

Anne L. Ogilvie of Anchorage l registered at the Baranof Hotel.