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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-04-01

Sister Elizabeth Kenny, known
for her system of treating polio
cases, will visit Sweden in April
or May of this year.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
ENAKOpRAvNOST :

tanje je ponehavalo. Zaorila Sc
je pesem. S polnim, trepetajo-.
cim glasom je Igna zapela Pc
sem o strasnem hajduku -.
Pred vecerom Sc je nebo pre-
krilo z oblaki, soparno je posta-
10. Bosilko je znova prisel v L.
vor. Oddaljeni prebliski SO kri-
zali nebo, XII je ko pokrov tezko
lezalo mad poljem. Noe je nitro
nastopala, z njiv Sc je kadilo,
Ipota so postajala zabrisana. Bo-
silko je postal nemiren. Izvora
ga je bilo strah. Obstal je ma
koncu vasi, pustl konja, maj Sc
pase ma njivah. Zamislil Sc je.
Igna je ko ziva stopila predenj,
rekel bi, da Sc ga je dotaknila cd
strani, tako ga je ozgal ogenj.
Pozabil je ma konja-sam Sc je
napotil proti mlinu -.
Obstal je pred vrati. Blisk je
razsvetlil vas. Stisnil sc .je k Ii
du in cakal. Min nj mlel. Tho in
temno je bilo v MEM. Zazdelo sc
mu lie, da teee ern pes proti ME
mu. Nagnil Sc je mad yrata in
potrkal. Nihce Sc nj oglasil. To
ga je ujezilo, s silo je zacel tre-
sti vrata in je zaypil:
'Igna, odpri mil"
Vrata so Sc odprla in Sc po-
tenn, ko je Bosilko vstopl, zopet
zaklenila.
"Hudo je tema!"
"Rajsi sem v mraku, Bosil-
ko!"
Ujela je njegovo roko in ga
popeljala S seboj. v slept sobici
toliko da je mezikala lescerba.
Igna je odprla skrinjo, vzela il
ME srebrno ovratnico, 10 polka
zala Bosilku.
'Tole je tvoje darilo. To noe
Sc bonn z MIN okitila. Poglej,
kaj Sc mi ne poda dobro? Med
vsemi darili, XII jih imam, mi je
tvoje najljubse."
Bosilko jo je: objel.
'Igna, bodi moja zena!'
"Kaj nisem tvoja, kaj hi Sc ho-
tel drugega ~.
"Hocem, da 81 v moji hisi!"
Odrinila ga je cd sebe in Sc
dla ma skrinjo. ,>y
"Cemu Sc ii tako2 mudi, sal
nisi re tako starr" }r
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06

"Zato, ker ne morem ziyeti
brez tebe!" "a
"Tudi jaz ne morem brez te-
be, toda lepse je takole na IT,
hem" =. =.
'Lepo je, toda sanao "a nekaj
casa"
"Vedno bo lepo, Bosilko"
slo je eez polnoc. Igna ga je
silila, maj gre. Poprosil jo je:
"Pojdi menoj daj besedo!"
'Zopet zacenjas" ".S
"Hocem te "a zeno - no6em
da bstudi drugi hodili okoli te-
bew -i''- -
"Neumno govoris!
"Malo premiselna bodi, pa ii
ne bonn tako govoril!"
"Ker 81 tax, vedi, da ne bom
nikoi tvoja zena."
Bosilko je planil, zapretil il je:
"Tako torej? Potem Sc pripra-
VII"
Igna Sc je zjezila, odrinila ga
je roko.
"Pojdi in ne prihajaj vec! ce
81 ponorel in Sc hoces zeniti, po-
tenn pojdi, poisci 81 primerno!
ri nisi MOI zame! "'',.
Izgubil je oblast mad seboj,
pograbil jo je "a roke, moeno jo
je potegnil in zavpil:
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
siovenska naladina ,je
gradila. obnavljala in
elektrificirala

Pri regulaciji Pesnice je cd
IL. julia do 30. augusta delalo
sedem mladinskih brigad, to je
skupno 1,5OO mladincev in mla-
dink. Opravili so 219,750 delov-
nih ur. Zregulirali SO 1900 me-
trov struge in obvarovali pred
poplavami 5000 oralov plodne
zemlje.
Ma progi Otovec-Bubnjarci je
delalo COB mladincev in mladink.
Delali SO cd 3. julia do 8. sep
'tenbra in obnovii vseh 20 kilo-
metrov porusene proge. Samo
zelezniski direkciji SO s svojim
delom prihranili 1, ,108, ,464 dinar-
jev vrednosti obnovljene proge
"a nase gospodarstvo v bodoe-
nosti pa je toliksna,, da jo je ne
mogoce oceniti v stevilkah.
v Preserje-Borovnico je Ljud-
ska mladina Slovenije poslala
tri ljubljanske brigade S 61O
mladinci, XII so pri gradnji proge
|opravile "a vec kot en- million
dinarjev pomoznih in gradbenih
del. Danes sta tam ma delu spet
dve brigadi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
Konstantin PetkanOv:
IG !: N A


~ krcmo pojdi in naju poea-
kali" .@@....
II Krcma je bila zaprta. Prive-
zal je konja in sedel ma klop
zunaj. Misli SO Sc mu izgubljale
Bog We kan, $ cudno, magicno
silo ga je zgeckal spomin ma Ig-
no. Tako je bill poglobljen v mis-
Ii, da niti opazil nj, ko je pristo-
pila. Zasmejala Sc mh je mad
glavo. ...-.s.. ~.
"v krcmo pojdi, brat bo takoj
prisel."
. Pohitel je v krcmo, ko da sc
boji, da ga ne bi kdo videl.
Sedel je "a prvo mizo in Sc
zagledal v Igno.
"Cemu me tako gledas?" =?
Rad te imam -"
Stopila je mimo NIGGA, ga uda-
rila po rokah in zbezala, v mlin.
Nameraval je It'll "a njo, toda v
krcmo je stopil Dino.
"Pravkar sem incl namen odi-
IT," -.'-' '.~.t
'1gna, luc prizgi in zganja pri-
nesi!"
Dolgo sta pila, jezika sta Sc
razvezala. Najvec je govoril Di-
mo. Bosilko ga je z zanimanjem
poslusal. Lue je gorela z viso-
kim plamenom in sc kadila. Di-
mo Sc je prevec napil, dremavica
ga je pograbila, nagnil Sc je mad
kozarcem. Igna ga je potegnila
"a rokay. S tezavo Sc je zravnal
in pomolil roko Bosilku.
"Ce Sc ii Sc pije-pij! JAZZ
grem spat, zaspan sem . :"
Mlada diva sta ostala sama.
"Dosti si-pil, Bosilko!"
"Samo kadar 81 tt dalec proc
cd rnene."
'Kar naprej imas to v mislih. "
Igna je sedla "a drugo mizo.
Stegnila je bose noge, Sc Eagle
dala v move copatke, potem je
nalahno privzdignila rob krila.
cali Sc ii ne zdijo copatke le-
pei"
Bosilko Sc je zagledal v njene
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06

rnu roke tresle, komaj je dihal cd
razburjenosti. V krcmi je nasel
goste. Sreeal ga je Ignin mali
bratec. .
"Kje je brat Dimo?"
"Odsel je v mesto.'
"Kdo je pa mlin spustil?"
"Igna."
Odlocil sc je, da DO ostal v krc-
mi in jo' eakal. Naro6il je vina
in Sc napil. Ia kosilo so Sc gosti
razgubili. Ostal je sam, stopil k
vratcem, jih odrinil in pogledal
v mlin. Nikogar nj bio. Zopet
Sc je vrnil, dvignil kozarec do
ustnic, in Igna je obstala ma pra-
gu. Mo je to presenetilo, odsto-
pila je in pograbila "a kljuki.
Toda Bosilkov omoten pogled jo
je izzval, da je stopila krcmo z
lokavim nasmehom.
'Dobrodosel! Si Sc hud ma
me?"
"Vina mil dali"
"Nimam ga, zmanjkalo ga
je!"
Bosilko je stopil k Mi, pogra-
bill jo je "a roko in 81 jo pritisnil
ma prsi. Igna Sc je tezavo spro-
stila.
'Videli naju bodo!"
"Naj naju vidijo! Kaj ne bos
moja zena?"
"Pa &c JAZZ nocem?"
"Potem ."
Stisnil je pest in stopil proti
Igni. Ona je vztrepetala, a Sc
nitro obvladala in mu S krotkim,
neznim opominom rekla:
"Kod 81 Sc potikal tonko dni?
ST ze pozabil name?"
"Kaj nisi rekla, da me nimas
rada?"
"se te pricakujem."
Bosilko jo je divje objel, Ease
petal j je:
"Pricakuj me, prisel bonn! S
pusko bonn prisel-streljal bonn,
da DO VISA vas vedela, da sva Sc
zarocila!"
Igna Sc je razjezila, Sc odtr-
gala, pa mu nj rekla nobene be-
sede. Stisnila je ustnice in Sc Ia
gledala skozi okno. Mlinski ka-
men je ostal brez meljaye in je
tulil ko lacna EVER. Skocila je ko
volkulja, stekla v vmlin. Klopo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06

bose noge. Ona je odsla, odvila
lue in nu rekla::
"Cas je, da gres!''
Vstal je, Sc zamajal in da ne
hi padel, Sc je oprijel "a steno.
me bonn sci! Lepa si!!"
Lue je nenadoma ugasnila. On
je stegnil roke v mrak in je "a
eel iskati po krcmi.
"Bosilko,' je zasepetala Igna,
in tho, ko sepet vrb> >ob reki, j
je zamrla beseda.
Bosilko jo je kuril proti donna
ci vasi. Mesecina je lepila srebro
po topolih. Zdelo Sc mu je, da
bodo z njiv prisle vile in mu
Eukradle mladost. Sc bolj je hitel
Zapihal je yeter, v njivah je "a
Fsumelo. Konj Sc je yzpel in Ia
rezgetal. On ga je ustavil in pri-
sluhnil. Dalec zadaj "a izvorski-
mi livadami je lajal pes, il nizav
pa Sc je oglasal skrjan6ek. OBJ
Sci ga je strah, pognal je konja,
pogosto Sc je ozrl nazaj. Mesec
Sc je bill skril "a oblak, zasen-
Gil pot, ko da je zmaj legel cez
njive. Moro je pognal konja v
dir. Njive "a MIN so Sc mocneje
posumevale. Nagnil Sc je, pri-
tisnil prsi ma grivo konja in po-
pustil uzde >.
Bosilko je nekajkrat odsel k
Igni in jo prosil, maj bi postala
|njegova zena. Ona pa ga je kar
naprej odbijala. ko il je zapretil,
da jo DO ugrahil, Sc je ujezila
IN ga spOdlla.
"Zgubi Sc mi izpred oci! z me-
zincem sc me ne smes dotakniti! I!
Pazi nase, ali 81 pozabil, kako je
bilo z Ivanom p"
f4 Okrog ustnic SO sc il zarezale
CUBE, prav kakor njenemu bratu.
Bosilko je bill prisel zlomljen
nazaj. Vse je pustil vnemar, po-
zabil je ma delo, nieimer 81 nj
mogel razgnati bolecine -.
Neko jutro je Bosilko oblekel
novo obleko in brz ko je sonce
sedlo ma vaske strehe, je pripe-
ljal konja, ga osedlal in ne da
bi sc oglasil v hisi, oddirjal cez
razdrta dvorisca proti Izvoru.
Blizu mlina je zlezel konja.
Mirno hi sc bill rad zadrzal, pa so
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
6TRAD ).

Ma cesti Podsmreka-Vrhn
je poleg ljubljanskih delala tudi
trzaska brigada, XII je dobila
casten naziv udarne brigade.
Tudi mladina, XII je delala na
cesti Ljubljana-Jezica je castno
izpolnila svojo nalogo. Njub
sibkosti mladine je imela briga-
da IA pohvaljenih in sedem
udarnikov. ,*.-s .=.>..@
Blosko planoto je elektrifici-
ralo SO studentov-elektrot
kov IL Ljubljane, 80 vajencev
DESa in 10 drugih mladincev,
skupno z blosko mladino. Baker,
XII ga je zbrala mladina SO v zico
pridelali mladinci tovarne ba-
kra v Sloyenski Bistrici.
Poleg tega je slovenska mladi-
ma sodelovala pri raznih manjsih
'gradbenih in obnovitvenih delhi
in med drugim gradila tudi ce-
sto v Marlboro in cesto Negova-
Benedict. Primorska mladina je
gradila ceste Ajsevina- -Grgar in
cesto v Nemski Rut.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
DOHODNINSKI
DAVEK.

z veseljem sporocamo nasim
stevilnim klijentom, da bono
tudi letos pripravljeni nuditi
najboljso postrezbo pri izpolnje-
vanju pol "a dohodninski daVek
"a leto> 1916.
Trgovec ali lastnik posestva
bo pray storil ako Sc DO zglasil
v nasemu uradu tekom januarja
ali februarja.
Nasa mnogoletna izkusnja, v
katerem casu sc yedno nahaj jamo
ma St. Clair Ave-, YAM DO ma
razpolago.
Ia dobro in tocno ter zaneslii-
vo izpolnjeno polo o dohodnin-
skem davku, pridite k Mr..
Marian Mihaljevichu.
Mas urad je odprt Vsaki dan
cd 9. ii. do Z. w., oh sobotah
pa cd 9. ii. do s. Nv.
MihoIie Iievich Bros. Co.
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Y "EnakopraUnosti" dobite
Ved,ao Svese dsaeUne noUice O do
g0dfcih 90 sUetu IN donna!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-30
BROTHER OF LOCAL
 MAN ON DESTROYER

The brother Of a Juneau resi- dent will be aboard one of the two U. S. Navy dsstroyers arriv- ing here tomorrow on a two weeks cruise for members of the U s. Naval Reserve, The visitor is Cal Druxman, younger brother of Bob Druxman. of the Empire and KINY staffs
 Young Druxman saw consider able service in the South Pacific areas when he was on active duty with the Navy during the war He served in the Navy Medical Corps as Pharmacists Mate 3fc and was stationed with the Marines and the Navy on New Guinea, Bougainville and the Philippines.
 Following his discharge from active duty, Druxman elected to remain in the U. S. Naval Reserve. Under the provisions of the Naval Reserve program, he may go on active duty for two weeks each year voluntarily and advance in rank. In the event of another emergency, he is thus assured of retaining his old rank, plus receiv- ing an additional five percent pay
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-30
Ap SPORTS
 ROUNDUP
BY HUGH FULLERTON. Jr.

By HUGH FULLERTON. Jr.
 NEW YORK, July 30.-lR- Nat Fleischer and Jersey Jones, a couple of authorities on the old days of boxing, were discussing the lamentable plight of small boxing clubs.
 Conditions are worse than at any time during the past decade; much worse than in pre-war days, Nat proclaimed.
 Small clubs are closing all over the country or running only occa- sional shows where they used to run weekly. It's due to lack Of patronage and too many licenses Icing issued During the war they catered to industrial centers and now the factories are closed.
 Sure the fast-talking Jones agreed and you gotta consider costs and the fact they're not de- veloping new talent f. remem- Der when prelim boys got $2 for four-rounder, and any boy that survived the first year was a fin ished fighter He had to be good"
 Jerry sighed: "Of course, there's no comparison. The gag is whats two-bits? A buck with the taxes taken out"
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| c a g u e
 ]. d CTS

Leaders in the National and American Leagues, as of games yesterday, were:
 In the National League:
 Batting Walker, Philadelphia, .34s; Gustine, Pittsburgh, 335.
 Runs tatted in--Mize, New York, and Marshall New York, 79.
 Home runs-Mize, New York, 30, Marshall, New York, 26.
 Pitching Blackwell, Cincinnati, l82, 900
 In the American League
 Batting Boudreau, Cleveland, .341, DiMaggio, New York, 337.
 Runs batted in-Williams, Boston II; DiMaggio, New York, 69.
 Home Williams, Boston, 23: Heath, St. Louis, 20.
 Pitching-Harder, Cleveland, 6-1. .957
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DOUGLAS CHANDLER
 SENTENCED 10 LIFE

BOSTON. July So-Ip- Douglas Chandler 5S-year-old former Bal timcre writer, today was sentenced tO life Imprisonment and was fined SloC00 for treasoa in seYtilg as a Nazi radio brcadcaster H. pro- nounced as ridiculous his ccansefs plea that he was insane and re- rsated that he stn held to tha opinions he expressed in his broad- casts for the Nazs
 Chandler in a soft cultivated ivcice that trembled with emotion ct times said that he was not convicted for what he had done but flor my beliefs
 If it be treason to say what you relieve 1t is right to say, then in the words of Patrick Henry make the most of it."
 Chatiler asserted belligerently later that he was not asking for clemeney.
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G; 5 5 4sAi8 |y'|| l{16
Rainiers WaIlop Beavers
 In Game in Which Twenty
 Bases Were Given on Balls
tBy r4n AssuulA1a0 PRESS,


 Fourth place Seattle dropped their northern neighbors, Portland, irto the Pacific Coast League eel lar last night in l4-3 rout that saw 20 bases on balls.
 Seattle tock 13 walks off two hurlers while Dick Barrett, win ming hls sixth in a row, issued sev- en passes. Seattle collected Is bingles to five for the Beavers.
 A lightring triple play, pulled by Los Angeles Johnny Ostrowski with the help of first baseman Lar " Barton, featured the Los Ange- les-San Francisco game last night in which the Seals toppled the league leaders to 1.
 Triple Play
 The triple play. believed the first registered against San Francisco in at least 10 years was executed in the first inning with none out. With the bases loaded, third base man Ostrowski nabbed one pouncer of the bat of Ray Orteig. Ostrowski stepped on third to force Hugh Luty, dashed to the line to tag out Don White and then sig zied the pill to Barton at first to beat Ortelg by step.
 Cliff Melton hung up his elev- enth victory of the campaign for the third-place Seals and limited Los Ange.es to six hits.
 But Los Angeles maintained it's four game lead over second-place Oakland as Hollywood trounced the Acorns II to T. Hollywood bats accounted for l9 hits off three Oak land pitchers.
 Tom Seats held Sacramento to seven scattered hits and won his llth game of the season as the San Diego Padres took a T to 3 vic- tory over Sacramento.
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RING DOPE

Three fights were staged on the Pacific Coast last night and one in Brooklyn and here are the re- suits:
 At Los Angeles, R. o. Hooker, 190, Portland, Ore, outpointed Billy Mcclure, 196, Los Angeles, in a six round go.
 At San Jose, Calf, Tony Bos- mich, l90, San Francisco. knocked out Frisco James 176, Los Angeles, in the second round.
 At Fresno, Calf, Sal Perea, 147, San Francisco, outpointed Sheik Rangel' 150, Fresno, 10.
 At Brooklyn in MacArthur Stad- ium, Herbie Kronowitz, 158la, of Brooklyn, cutpointed Joe Agosta, 158la, New York, in 10 rounds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-30
SHRIMP SEASON TO
 REOPEN TWO WEEKS

Shrimp fishing will be permit ted between August 1 and August IS, inclusive, according to a change in Alaska Fishery regulations an- nounced today by the Regional Of- flee of the U. s. Fish and Wild life Service.
 The order states, however, that shrimp fishing will continue to be prohibited in the waters of Dun- can Canal Normally, shrimp fish, ing is not permitted between July Is and Sept 30 The regulations were amended by Acting Secretary of the Interor Oscar L. Chap man.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-30
DODGERS IN GREAT LEAD,
 FLAG RACE
By JOE REICHLER

Associated Press Sports Writer
 Flatfush faithful today were ex- hibiting haste to order World Series tickets, with hardly a soul in Brooklyn solding any doubt over the Dodgers participation in the October classic.
 They had plenty to support their contention, for last night the Brooks. behind the superb pitching of rookie Harry Taylor, whipped the St. Louis Cardinals, chief threat to their pennant hopes, 40.
 Yesterdays victory increased the Dodgers National League lead over the runner-up Redbirds to eight full games and stretched their current victory string to Il straight the highest streak in the league this season.
 On the mound. Taylor held the runless Cards to three hits to register his ninth win against but three losses. At the plate he drove in the first Dodger tally in the sixth inning with a squeeze bunt. He batted in two more in the eighth with a tremendous triple and carried the final run in himself a moment later.
 Giants m Third Place
 The New York Giants remain ed in third place, nine games be- hind first, when they nipped the Cincinnati Reds 2-l in a night game at Cincinnati. Will Mar shall's 26th home run proved to be the deciding tally.
 Held to two hits for six innings, the Chicago Cubs broke loose with a five-run attack in the seventh to defeat Philadelphia 54 for their 18th success in IA games with the Phils.
 Ernie Bonham, ex-American League pitcher, won his ninth game against three defeats this season as he pitched the Pittsburgh Pir- ates to 6-5 victory over the fourth place Boston Braves in a night game at Pittsburgh.
 The Boston Red Sox dropped l0h games behind the idle Ameri- can League leading New York Yankees by losing 5-1 decision to Bobby Teller and the Indians in Boston
 Baseman Beaned
 Philadelphia fourth place Ath- letics outscored the Chicago White Sox 5-2 in a night game at Phila- delphia. Hank Majeski, As third baseman, was beaned by a pitch ed ball by Earl Harrist in the fourth inning, and was carried from the field on a stretcher. The extent of the injury has not been determined.
 The St. Louis Browns walloped the Senators 8-2 in a night game at Washington.
 The Detroit Tigers and Yankees enjoyed an off day.
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HALIBUT BOAT HAS RECORD
 LOAD OF 36 TONS

Skipper Matt Madsen of the Se- attle halibut boat 1lene brought in 72,C00 pounds of halibut from tine Westward banks this morning, the largest single load ever landed a. the Juneau Cold Storage.
 The seton catch aboard the Ilene torpled a mark set by Olaf Westtys Queen last spring, when he landed % tons at the end Of single 10 day trip.
 Price paid for the Ilene'S halibut was 2l F and l9 cents, the fish going half and half to Alaska Coast Fisheries and Sebastian-St
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'-(4:30 a. m. yesterday to 30 a. m today)

WEATHER SYNOPSIS: o han continues from Columbia the Bering north Islands Washington high about 1000 miles south the Alaska Peninsula With 
 fell along the the Aeutan Islands 24 northern the Prairie Provinces southern
 
 Southeast Alaska southern portion this
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STARS OF
 YESTERDAY

Pitching and batting stars of games played yesterday are as follows:
 Pitching, Harry Taylor, Dodgers Shut out the Cardinals 40 with three hits in the opener of the important three-game series be- tween the National League pennant contenders.
 Batting, Harry Taylor. Dodgers Drove in three runs with squeeze bunt and triple and SCOT cd the other as the Dodgers shut out the Cards 40
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Gastineau Channei League
PASSING OUT CIGARS

Staff Sergeant Donald Neal of the Alaska Communications System is passing out the cigars today to the boys on the arrival oi a girl baby born to Mrs. Neal at St. Ann's Hospital on Sunday The little Miss joins two sisters and a brother.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-30
CAA TAXES LEAD IN
 SOFT BALL LEAGUE

The CAA softball team took over the league lead last evening by defeating the USCG Wachusett 12 to II in an exciting (and rain- soaked) game.
 A line drive single by Dick Smith drove in the winning run in the last half of the sixth. A double play nipped the Wachusett's last threat in the seventh.
 The game between the Veterans Administration and Teen-Age Club
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BOAT MONTEREY leaving for Tracy Arm. Sat. pm, and return ing Sunday eve. Meals and accom- mcdations furnished Inquire Dar- rells Sport Center. adv. 643-t2
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increase for each hitch in the Reserves.
 Druxman, who is student at Seattle College. is on board the U, S. S. Lofberg His ship will be in Juneau for four days The two brothers have not seen each other since last year
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WET GROUNDs;; NO
 GAME LAST NIGHT

The drizzle late yesterday after noon dampened the grounds at the Fremens' Park, and the game scheduled between the Moose and Legion was called off.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-30
NOTICE

The Territorial Department of Health announces the invitation of bids for furnishing fire insurance on hospital equipment and supplies located near Seward, Alaska. Inter- ested bidders may obtain bid forms and specifications by calling at room 106 Territorial Building, Ju- neau, Alaska Bids will be received until 200 pm, July 30, 1947.
 adv. 63l-t3
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Next softball games will be played Thursday night at 630 and 8 o'clock in the Evergreen Bowl: Support vs. CAA and the Wachusett team ys. V. A.
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MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN
Reports from Marine Stations at 80 P. M today

FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING THURSDAY EVE 
 
  Inlet Strait Mostly cloudy with  with light Petersburg Dixon
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Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-22

too many In the past men have
 received as much as a $50 fine
 for sleeping in a booth Wouldn't t
 it be little more community
 minded to provide adequate &C.,
 comodations in our City so peo-
 pie would not be forced to sleep
 in booths until businesses closed
 and then perhaps walk the streets for the rest of the night
 because the hotel was full? Fam
 fly men, both service and civil- ian, have often expressed their desire to live ''in town" but are unable to find decent accomoda- tions for their families. Other towns in Alaska have been able to get aid for housing projects; ;; why not Kodiak? They also ex- press the sentiment that the ad- vantages for their children n ed- ucation and entertainment are very limited in Kodiak. Our Community Center has done a wonderful job for the children of our Community, but it is not enough. Dc we need beautiful new building for our few "drunks" as badly as we need a new school for our children? What about JUSTICE? Have we sadly abused our authority?
 In the mind of the average in- dividual, the duties of a patrol man are very specific. To help people Tn trouble, children and to be jolly and courteous to every one at all times. The minimum of his duties is to be constantly looking for someone to throw in jail". Actually, there is so little for policeman to do in the City