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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
Uciteljska staUka zaprla
jaUne sole u Buffalo

BUFFALO, N. Y, "a feb:-Danes je zapro vrata IT
javnih sol tenn mestu potem ko e odso savko 1900
uciteljev in ucitec, XII izavi da so vsed rastoce
draginje prseni zahtevati $500 letnega poviska
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
Nacrti nenske
pOdtalne klike
proti Anglijjii
So 10 nameravai z bacili
pokoneati. ako bi zapadne
sile ne formirale bloka
proti Sovjetski Rusiji

FRANKFURT, "a. ,feb.-Ko-
respondent London Malta" je
-porocal danes, da je nacijska
podtalna organizacija imela ma
:rt, po katerem bi sc unicilo An
glijo z bacili obliki praskov,
ako bi zapadne sile ne formi-
rale bloka "a napad ma Soviet
sko zvezo.
Omenjeni list pise, da je brit
ska tajna sluzba pre- ELLA toza-
1evne informacije cd bivsega
nemskega bakterioloskega eks-
perta Hansa E.srnanna in ME-
govega asistenta Karla Rosen-
berga.
Nacisti zagrozili, da
ia ajnost izdajo Rusom
Anglezi so stopili v akcijo
proti nacisticni podtalni organi-
zaciji potem ko Sc je ista pribli-
zala vodilnim nemskim politi-
kom zzaisevo "a njih podporo.
Porocilo pravi, da sta Els
mann in Rosenberg zagrozila,
da bosta vse tajnosti bacilske
vojne izrocila Rusoln, ako ne bi
Anglia takoj podpisala pogod-
be, S katero bi Sc zopet vzpo-
stavil militarizem v Nemciji.
Rosenberg je baje izjavil, da
bi II MOI moglo pokoncati Lon
don, 60 oseb da bi unicilo vso
Anglijo, 12O z bacili oborozenih
agentov pa da bi moglo "Zedi-
meme drzave spremeniti v pu-
stinjo."
Sedez podtalne zarote
brits XII zoni okupacije
Neki ameriski predstavnik je
rekel danes, da je bilo sredisce
nacisticne podtalne organizaci-
je v britski zoni. Amerikanci so
do danes zajeli 81 nacijev v
svoji zoni, najodlicnejsi, cd ka-
terih je bivsi SIS major general
Kurt Ellersiek, XII je bill S svo-
jo prileznico vred aretiran v
mestu Fulda..
Pricakuje sc, da bo v obeh 70
nah zajetih kakih tisoc nacistov.
predno bo low "a clani podtalne
organizacije zakljueen.
Dali so nacisti dejansko po-
sedali bacile, O katerih so govo-
rili, ali so sc samo bahali, kaj
vse so sposobni napraviti, "a
enkrat uradni krogi Sc ne We.
do.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
FBl nj mogel ugotoviti,
da ie Lilienthal neloialen

WASHINGTON, a. feb-Preiskava, XII o je vodil
FBI nj moga ugotovt, da je David E. Lilienthal, kate
rega je predsednk Truman imenoval nacelnika kom
size kontrolo atomske energije, nelojalen:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
DOnlace vesti
Il bolnisnice

Mrs. Mary Mavko il Dock
Rd., Madison, Ohio, Sc je vrnila
il Osteopathic bolnisnice ma
svoj dom, kjer jo prijateljice Sc
daj lahko obiscejo. Zahvaljuje
Sc vsem "a obiske, cvetlice in
kartice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25

solski ravnatelj Robert Bapst
je izjavil, da je ostalo v razre-
din 75O uciteljskih moci, ka-
terimi Sc DO nadaljeval pouk v
dveh srednjih in 10 elementar-
nih solah.
UciteIji v drugih mestih
utegnejo podpreti stavko
Oblasti so pripravljene ma
"odlocilno bitko" ter so Mama
nile preklic vseh dopustov radi
bolezni. Istocasno Sc poroca, da
Sc utegnejo ucitelji po drugih
mestjh pridruziti stavki in po-
tom "stavk il simpatije' pod
|preri stavkujoce uciteljstvo v
tenn mestu.
zupan Bernard Bowd je izja-
vii, da je stavka "obzalovanja
vredna," da pa mestna uprava ne
DO podvzela nobene akcije, do
kler ne DO objavljeno porocilo
posebnega solskega odbora, ka-
terega je imenoval governor
Dewey zadevi uciteliskih plac
sirom drzave New York.
Pricakuje sc, da DO omenjeni
odbor v sredo obelodanil svoie
porocilo.
10000 solarjev ina
nepricakovane pocitnice
studentje v veteranski sred-
Mi Soil SO podpr1i stavko ucite-
ljev, nakar so jim ucitelji dali
navodila "a nadaljevanje pouka
ma domeh, dokler ne bo stavka
poravnana.
Stavka je prinesla nepricako-
vane pocitnice "a 10000 solske
mladezi v mestu, kateri polozaj
je cisto po godu, toda mestna
uprava stoji pred resnim polo
zajem, XII utegne biti iskra, XII DO
zanetila slicne protestne akcije
cd strani uciteljskih organizacij
Sirom drzave New York.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
zEDlNJENE DRzAvE B0D0
zAHTEvALE JAp0N5kA 0T0(JA
Baje so il potrebna, da
GuvajO mir ma Pacifiku"

WASHINGTON, a. feb.-Zedinjene drzave bodo pred
loe Varnostnemu svetu organizacie Zduzenh narodov
zahtevo da 81 prasto aponska mandatna otocja Pac
fku in sicer &c drugace podlag pravce osvaiaca
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
Drzavni likerski
department je bill
"politicna zoga"

Pred odsekom drzavnega Sc
nata, XII preiskuje poslovanje dr.
zavnega likerskega department
ia, je prical vceraj Edward E.
Tharp, bivsi pomozni nadzornik
drzavnih likerskih trgovin. Re-
kel je, da je bill department slej
ko pref, bodisi pod demokrati ali
republikanci, "politicna zoga" in
da Sc usluzbenci MISC nikdar do
sti brigali, kako sodi javnost gle
de njih delovanja, dokler MISC
padli v nemilost v oceh politic-
nih "bossev' svojih okrozjih.
Tnarp, XII je skozi Is mesecev
sluzil pod Lauschetovo admin
stracijo, je med drugim razkril,
da je novi republikanski direk-
tor departmental Stanley Coffal
nemudoma postavil pod kap ne
kega 11-letnega usluzbenca, XII
je primal, da je demokrat, in ma
njegovo mesto imenoval neko
zensko, katere moz je agent ne
ke distilerije je.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
kriv je "sistem', ne pa
ena ali druga administracija

Pod Brickerjevo administraci-
jo je department nabavil "a vec
kot million dolarjev neke vrste
ruma, pri katerem je drzava ma
pravila ogromno izgubo, je dejal
Tharp, medtem ko sc je pod
Lauschetovo administracijo ku-
pilo toliko cordial" likerjev, da
bo zaloga zadostovala najmanj
"a deset let, ampak "a to Sc ne
more kriviti niti Brickerja niti
Lauscheta, temvec kriv je Isl
stenl," pri katerem igra politika
glavno vlogo, je dejal Tharp.
Tudi clani preiskovalnega od-
seka tekom nastopa pric jasno
kazejo svojo politicno oprede-
ljenost.
Republikanci, XII so vecini, 81
ma vse kriplje prizadevajo, da bi
demokrate prikazali v cim slabsi
luci, medtem ko senatorica Mar
garet Mahoney il okraja Cuya-
hoga, edna, XII zastopa demo-
kratsko stranko v odseku, seve-
da tudi ne molci in prikazuje ne
rednosti in favoritizem bivsih in
sedanje republikanske admin
stracije.
Do vceraj je sedem "klubov,'
XII so v zadnjih dneh Lauscheto-
We administracije, dobili D-4 Ii
kerske permlte, iste vrnilo ma
zaj drzavi. Razume sc, da so ne
kateri teh "klubov" placali do
$4,000 "a permite, XII dejansko
stanejo samo 5000.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-11-01
EDITORIAL
SHAKING HANDS WITH A HERO

Seattle visit He met many of fellow-cOuntrymen who
proud shake hands with the leader the
occupation
If the Senator only knew that of those with whom
The shook hands do not could not believe personal
philosophy and high dealiSm! let reminded that
Confesor the greatest apostle the
to uphold noble principle.
At the height of the power of the japanese invaders
the Philippines when Senator Confesor fled
rather than yield to authority which, to him. well
his people, Senator Confesor the Filipino
puppets working for the occupying power follows:
"You, puppets love and comfort much to
compel you to barter the liberties of people for any,
thing. You underate nobility and grandeur of the char
acter and soul of the Fpinos by such action
What irony that the very who abhorred puppets
and coaborators shake hands, without his knowing
with the very people who puppets and coaboraors
their right potential saboteurs and fifth oumnsts in
the very country which protects them.
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Consul Answers
Prexy
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i'll and unable to meet the expenses
of disqualification?
Awhile the Consulate General
may not be in a position to extend
outright direct financial aid to "a
Filipino citizen who is taken ill, It
is nevertheless in position to
recommend his treatment in insti-
tutions giving suitable service
through representation with local
government or private authorities.
2. Q-Will the Consulate General
come to the aid of Filipino who
is in Jail and unable to pay his
bail fee?
A-The Philippine Consulate Gen.
eral has on various instances ex-
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-11-01
INFORMATION, PLEASE!

Any Seattle resident having in
formation concerning the where
abouts of Salvatore Teneza, native
oil the Philippine Islands, is asked
10 notify the Seattle-King County
chapter, American Red Cross.
The local Red Cross has been
contacted by relatives in the Is
lands, urgently requesting assist
shee in locating Teneza, last heard
from in Seattle.
Any information should be given
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-11-01

very close friends.
Chinatown's popular happygc-
lucky playboy Martin Natividad
played a perfect host and a pol
ished bartender at the same time.
Among those who were loud in
their approval of Martins bar
lending" and perfect hosting"
were Mr.. and Mrs. Hallowran, man
ayers of the Frye Hotel, Mr.. ani
Mrs. Klingley, Lieut.. and Mrs. Rein
lkka, U.S.N., and many others.
Some others who were in the
merry crowd were Mrs. Lydia
Birondo, Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent o.
Navea, Dolores Mallori, Phil Tic.
Joe Marasigan, Vincent Sabado,
Sammy Cuadra, and several others.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-11-01

tended effective assistance by max
ing representations with local auth
critics and by contracting the rela-
tives or friends of Filipinos who
are confined in jail and unable to
pay their bail fees.
8. OWL the Consulate Gen
eral come to the aid of Filipino
who is unemployed and unable to
find work?
A-This Consulate General has
effectively helped Filipino citizens
who are unable to find employ
ment, particularly Filipino seamen.
The contact of the Philippine Con-
sulate General with commercial
firms and shipping companies has
been considerable help towards
this end.
4. OWL the Consulate Gen
eral come to the aid of Filipino
who is without funds to meet the
expenses of his basic needs?
A = In extremely meritorious
cases, Filipino citizens who are
destitute may upon previous auth
GRITTY from the Department of For
eign Affairs, be furnished reason
able amounts of living expenses
pending approval of their repatria-
tion to the Philippines.
5. On general, is it true that
all problems of Filipinos arising
anywhere within the jurisdiction of
the Consulate General are also the
problems of the Consulate General?
A-Generally speaking, the prob
lens of Filipino citizens arising
within the territorial jurisdiction of
this Consulate General may be con
sidered as problems of this Con-
I1ON AO -Cul dCI1-
milton can be made with respect to
the kind of problem which may be
dealt with directly by this Consul
late General, and those to whlch
this Office will have no justifica-
tion in intervening. This will, of
course, remind you that in so far
as individual problems of Filipinos
who have become American citi-
zens are concerned, the Consulate
General will generally be without
justification in intervening in their
behalf.
Trusting that the above answers
will help clarity the points brought
in your letter, l remain
Sincerely yours,
Isl Roberto Regala
~ ROBERTO REGALh
Consul General
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-11-01
OUR ANNIVERSARY

On this tenth anniversary wish to rededcate our
efforts to the service of the Filipino community of the Pacific
Northwest with bigger zeal and enthusiasm than when
started with close adherence to the highest tenes of
journalistic ethics and ideals.
We wish express deepest gratitude to all who have
made publication possible in the pastOur advertisers
Interested readers and moral supporters Without their in
st and encouragement the Filipino Forum would not have
lasted this long
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u. s. CEDES
CORREGIDOR
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(COnLl0u6Q IrOm rage IL
those noble principles. 1t will serve
to remind this and future genera
tons of my fellow countrymen that
these are the ideals for which so
many gallant soldiers gave their
lives. May God give us strength
and perseverance in the fulfillment
of these principles for the endur-
ing benefit of all mankind"
Belongs to the Ages
Ambassador Emmett O'Neal spoke
in part as follows: To-day the
United States of America conveys
to the Republic of the Philippines
the last tangible bit of America
the island of Corregidor. 1t is right
that this be done But, in a deeper
sense, Bataan and Corregidor do
not belong solely to any one coun-
try even to the heroic Philippines.
We are glad that the mountains of
Bataan and Corregidor, the trees,
the grasses in the fields and the
sand upon the shore are once more
part of their native land. But
there is more to this haIIowed spot
than what we here convey, and it
is that which belongs to the ages
and - II ,.,A1
man liberty. Nations yet unborn
will strive for freedom and receive
strength and courage from nearby
Bataan. Men now living and yet to
be born will carry on inspired by
the true meaning of Correqidor.
They are now enshrined in the
temple of hope for mankind with
Runnymade, Valley Forge, and
other places where the first light
of freedom was lighted and kept
burning. . Long before our coun-
try came to these beautiful shores,
your people lived and died, not 10
enslaye others but to- attain free
dom. You reared great men to lead
you under the banner of liberty
And then you became a part of
us, and you were a part of us for
almost one third of our national
existence. Is it any wonder that
the blood of Americans and Fill
pinos mingled, indissolubly in the
soil of Bataan and Corregidor
Nothing will ever dissolve the unity
and the high resolve of each ma
ton to live as free men. This spot
will tell the story of oppressed
and cropping peoples how they, too,
can attain liberty by devotion to
the democratic way of life.
"Bataan and Corregidor will ever
be beams to guide liberty-Ioving
people of this continent and of this
world to a way of life which will
bring the greatest good to the
greatest number. glory in the fact
that this great Democracy of the
Eastern Hemisphere will be liv-
ing, growing expression of the
truths taught by Bataan and Cor
regidor. May they light the way to
freedom for millions who are seek
in that which Bataan and Cor
regidor so sublimely represent"
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-11-01

Selfish deVotlon to the cause Of
sound, sane and alert journalism and
their equal enthusiasm in serving
without financial consideration the
Filipino colony of the Pacific North
west.
The Filipino Forum has served
the public with strict adherence to
the highest ideals of journalism and
close observance of the ethics of the
profession It has earned the esteem
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-11-01

to Mrs. Katharine Hall Chambers,
Red Cross. 9O5 Second Avenue
Building. Seattle. Telephone Ell.
$500.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-11-01
BREVITIES

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy
6irondo was the happy backdrop of
a very lively gathering when they
threw a surprise birthday party for
their beautiful daughter, Zonia, the
night of Oct. 18th. Soon after the
traditional cake-cutting episode,
opening of the gifts received from
well-wishers followed which drew a
lot of obs and abs from those that
were present..
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcelino r. Divina
gave a big Lechon party to men,
bers of the Burgos Lodge, No. 10,
CDA, and their immediate friends
on the occasion of the christening
of their baby daughter Sunday af-
ternoon, Oct 26th. at the Washing
ton Hail. Besides the piece-de-re,
sistance, other tasty native and
occidental delicacies were serve a
la buffet style.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-11-01
chino+own's Popular PIoyboy
Hes Birthday Cock+oiI Party

1t was at Paror in the swank Frye Hotel. Time to
10 in the evening of Nov H. 1947 Reason cocktail party
thrown by genial host who celebrating his birthday
with the presence of many welwhers and
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-11-01
THE FORUM SERVES THE
COMMUNITY

On this the tenth anniversary of the Filipino
Forum let me congratulate sincerely and heartily it's
editor and publisher and his associates for their I'M
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-11-01

and respect of its readers 1t has made name
itself and for the Filipino people in this part of
country.
More power to the Filipino Forum
DAN SARUSAL
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-15

FROM PELICAN Walter Johnson and Charles Dinsdale of Pelican are staying at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-15
''S0N OF LA55iE"
 IS FEATURE BILL
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Here's the blessed movie event you've been waiting for film fansl It's Son of Lassie,' the new M- G-M hit at the 20th Century Thea tre, in which Lassie's son, Laddie, proves a worthy son of a wonderful mother. Everyone loved "Lassie Comes Home and everyone will rave about Son of LasSie,' filmed in breath-taking Technicolor amid Americas most rugged splendors.
 Donald Crisp and Nigel Bruce repeat the roles they created in the previous success. Peter Law ford plays Joe grown up and pret- ty June Lockhart, in her most im- portant role to date, is the Dukes granddaughter, Priscilla, played in "Lassie" as a child by Elizabeth Taylor.
 Son of Lassie' tells of Laddie, a foolish little pup who grows up to follow his daring young master into many dangers and passes the true test of courage when courage means life itself It takes us from Yorkshire, Lassie's home, to an air mission over occupied Norway, where Laddie and Joe are forced to parachute into danger and dog and master spend perilous days battling the enemy both physically and in duels of wits.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-15
HOVE LAUGHS AT ANDY HARDY" E
 BILL AT CAPITOL

The old dinner table, familiar as their own to millions through out the land, is bracing it's legs to carry the heaviest load of good things it has ever groaned under. It's all set for an anniversary cele- bration.
 The Hardy Family is nine years old. It has become an institution.
 This substantial development was by no means planned at the out set. When those good neighbors of today moved to the screen as utter strangers in 1937 they might cas- fly have proved transients. Ger tainly no one expected them to stay on indefinitely and grow into permanent affection and impor- tance. They simply happened to be the people in "A Family Af- fair" honey little picture made by M-G-M from Aurania Rouver- ols stage play, "Skidding,' and that was supposed to be the begin ming and end of the matter. Yet here they still are in the fifteen tn of an enduring series, Love Laughs at Andy Hardy" coming to the Capitol Theatre Sunday. In the cast is Mickey Rooney, Lewis Stone, Sara Haden, Lima Romay, Fay Holden, Bonita Gran vile and Dorothy Ford.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-15
FOOTBALL ! SCORES

Here are scores of football games played Friday night:
 Vanderbilt B; Miami (Fla) 2. Florida ARM B; Clark 6. Bainbridge Navy 13; Pensacola Naval Air 6.
 Youngstown 13; John Carroll 2 Kent State 6; Akron 0. Kenyon 20; Hiram IA.
 San Francisco 41; Los Angeles Loyola 6.
 College of Pacific 52; South Da- kota University 0.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-15

n,atic acayi
 Just sign up for the Payroll Savings Plan where you work-or for the Bond Month Plan at your bank. All you have to do then is sit back and watch your savings grow
 You'll be building financial security for your self =. helping to keep your country financially strong |. :. and making money while you Sace W
 Every $75 Bond you buy today will grow to $l00 in just 10 years.
 So, better see your employer or your banker NOW, and start saving tte automatic acayt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-15
GRID GAMES ON
 COAST THIS ?. M.
Coast interest centers in several games scheduled this afternoon and here is the dope.

COdSJ interest centerS In several games scheduled this afternoon and here is the dope.
 LOS ANGELES-UCLA, still dreaming of at least a tie for the Pacific Coast conference title, plays tn University If Washing ten before an expected turnout of some 50,00O in Memorial Coliseum.
 The game is the last conference encounter for UCLA before chal- lenging the leagle- leading South ern California Iccians next week. The Bruins, beaten by two non-con- ference foes and California, still have hopes-however slim-or re- turning to the Ross Bowl
 Washington, tive times beaten hut never trampled, is counting on revived running passing game built around Larry Hatch
 CORVALLIS-Coach Phil Sor- bee, eyeing a field made soggy hy heavy rains, saw a possibility to- day that the weather might help his underdog Washington State Cougars upset Oregon State in their 36th football encounter this afternoon.
 PALO ALTO-An underdog Stan- ford eleven meets the University of Oregon in a Pacific Coast grid iron conference tussle today and is expected generally to fall, for the eighth straight time this sea son. It is Oregon's fifth con- ference game. The Webfeet have won three, lost one-to UCLA.
 BERKELEY-Once- beaten Uni- versity of California takes on the Grizzlies of Montana in a Mem orial Stadium game today with the big West Coast eleven a to l choice.
 It is the fifth Pacific Coast Con- ference contest for the Bears, who have lost only to powerful South ern California, and Montanas third conference game The Grizzlies de- feated Washington State and Idaho in their previous circuit tussles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-15
MINERS HERE

F. Adams, J. Knowles and c. Bird of the Polaris-T -Taku Mine at Tulse- quah are registered at the Gastin- eau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-15
FROM TULSEOUAH

s. M. Preston and Nicholas Krook, from Tulsequah are staying at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-15
FIRE DISAPPEARS

The Juneau Volunteer Fire De- partment was called out at 5:45 pm. yesterday to answer 37 al- arm at the home of Carl Rusher, 440 East Street. The alarm was turned in by Mrs. Rusher who smelled smoke at the same time that her son informed her that there were flames on the roof of thelr home. The Fire Department was unable to find any trace of fire after investigation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-15
BOWLING

The Friday Night League rolled on the Elks Alleys last night and when the points were counted up, four teams were tied for first place. Here is how the scores stood.
 PAMARAY CIJJR
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-15
Almost human, isn'f he :?

.Bury bone today, when you're we'll fed, and you'll have bone tomorrow, when you may be hungry!"
 That's Rovers idea And it's mighty good idea for all of us this saving something today for tomorrow s needs.
 For only by putting aside some of the money we're earning now can we hope to have enough cash for the things we want in the future. Things like home in the country, or college for our children, or a fund for retirement.
 And saving money today can be easy and fast if you re buying U. 5. Savings Bonds he auto-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-15

HERE FROM GUSTAVUS Lowell T. Trump of Gustavus is stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-15
PRINCE RUPERT VISITOR

w. J. Nelson of Prince Rupert is staying at the Baranof Hotel.
Evening star., 1947-08-31

lure the National Professional Golf Tourna-
ment to Spokane and devoted the gate re-
ceipts, some $27, 200, to buying recreational
gear for veterans hospitals.
Despite its prosperity, the Round Table
remains simple in its tastes. Clubrooms are
still in the Desert Hotel, in cheerful but
crowded rathskeller For years it had in
tended to build home of its own, but
always finds more useful things to do with
the money. Just after V-Day, club postcards
jubilantly promised new building:
Nothing pretentious about it except
the campanile, which will be equipped with
radar. . Esneralda will have home at
last, even though the roof be in. the base
ment and the elevators run horizontally"
Shortage of building materials put plans
back on the shelf They will gather dust
until all veterans have homes. AFTER ALL"
says President Abb, I'VE can laugh just as
loud down here in the celler.'' The End