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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-17
Zen1IjiSca
Izyrstna prilika

je grocerijska trgovina,
in delikatesna trgovina z
G 2 licenco. Lastnik odhaja izven
mesta.
GIL llOl ali PO 3738
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zaprasene poslednje kolone pro-
ii vzhodu, je iznenada "a minu-
to - ia minuta je bila dolga
- 'obcutil, kako mu pocasi, a
nezadrzno, leze zemlja izpod
nog -.
- Valja! - je dejal, ne da
bi sc ozrl k zeni. - Zate Sc nj
prepozno. A?
Tho Sc je zasmejala.
- Zakaj ste moski vsi taks.
nj? "a boga, hujsi kot matere
Matt bi blagoslovila -.
On je pa cutil, kako mu lie.
ze, leze izpod nog zemlja, ns
kateri je bilo tako lahko ir
prijetno ziveti.
- &c bi lie odsla, Valja? Tu.
di brez tebe DO vse opravljeno
- JAZZ pa nocem, da bi bile
brez meme opravljeno, - je de-
jala in sc zmracila. - Zdaj n
nepartijcev
Objel je zeno krog ramen
pobozai njene lase, XII so ze 81
veil. Zadnje kolone so odsle M
who'd, prah jih je pozrl.
Tistega vecera sta Stjepan il
Valja Jacenko stopila v legal
most - to je bilo kakor settle,
ma drugi svet. Stjepanu je bill
tezje kot Valji.
Nj Sc takoj zavedel tega, kal
sc je bilo zgodilo. Sc vceraj j
stopal. Stjepan Jacenko, trdno
zaupljivo in zanesljivo po zem
Iii - danes Sc mora plaziti n;
skrivaj. Po lastni zemlji.
Ia ZemlJa POZnal 10 j
dobro, ma stotine vrst naokrog
njene cube, njene sklade in 70
bove, njena vsakomur vidna bo
gastva in MENU samemu INA
ne bolecine in potrebe \
Mi je gradil mesta, vital nov
rove, delal nacrte, kje in ka
maj rode polja ter bdel mad Mi
mi nezen kakor MOI in skrbel
kakor graditelj. Zato mu je IL
rocila tudi oblast mad seboj il
mad ljudmi, XII so ma Mi zivell
ter ga postavila "a gospodarja
Bill je neutrudljiv in strog 60
spodar. Najraje je sam poskr
bel "a vse. Nj oproscal nicesar
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ne sebi ne drugim. Marsikdaj je
ustavil avto ma poti, izstopil ter
zaklical: ''Ne orji tako! Tako
ne gradimo mostov! Tako ne
naredis brane! Storite tako in
tako. Vprico meme. Da vidim!"
Ljudje MISC vprasali, kaksno
pravico Jim ukazuje ia neznani,
krepki mozakar. Il njegovega
velikega, mogocnega telesa je
kipela struja oblasti. v njego-
vem globokem In silnem glasu
je bila oblast. v njegovih uka-
zajocih, ostrih, plamenecih oceh
je bila oblast. In ljudje SO ga
krotko ubogali.
Zdaj pa mora Stjepan krciti
svoje veliko telo. Zdaj mora BIZ
tt neopazen. Nauciti Sc mora
sepetajocega govorjenja. Mol
cati, ceprav bi dusa najraje vpi-
la in jokala. Ugasniti oci, da
skrije v poslusnem telesu svojo
neposlusno duso.
Samo to We Stjepan, koliko
truda in nuke ga je veljalo. In
Valja We! v dolgih letih dru.
zinskega zivljenja 81 nista bila
tako blizu, kakor danes. Valja
| ie vse videla, vse razumela.
- Kako bova' zacela, Valja
- jo je vprasal prvi dan nju'
mega ilegalnega zivljenja. Vpra
Sal je kakor mimogrede, brez
brizno, kakor da ne vprasujf
ME, marvec samega sebe ns
glas, a ona je slisala in razu
mela: zmedel Sc je Stjepan, nj
zna muci Sc -.
Da, zmedel Sc je -.
Poprej je vedno vedel, kakt
:je treba zaceti, kako sprawl
v tex veliki, ogromni stroj svo
jega aparata. In noe in dan 81
je tresel, drdral pri vhodh mo
tor zaprasenega, blaton
oskropljenega "sinjega. ekspre
sa". Trepetale SO gospodicne \
telefonski centrali. Stotine ljud
so bile pod njegovo oblastjo ii
cakale njegovih powell.
Zdaj pa je bill 'Stjepan sam
Sam Valjo. Majhno, suho zen
sko. In tam nekje v nocni te
mini sedi Sc kakih deset taks
nih, kot on, skriti po razpokal
cakajo; pride clovek, XII DO po
vedal, kako je treba stvar zace
IT,, Ne vedo, kdo je ia clovek
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ina oblast. Ne Stjepanova, ME-
gova je dezela. Ne stjepan, on
ina vojsko.
- Torej glej, valja, - je de-
jail neodlocno, - prosim, tako-
le bova naredila ii ostanes
tn kot center -. JAZZ pa
grem k ljudem.
- Dobro! - je rekla in ga
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Hvala ii, ssne! Hvala, da me nj
81 prevaril Zidal sem nate
bolj kot ma vse druge Hva-
la! - in ga je poljubil. Nato
ga je lahno odrinil in dobro-
dusno zagodrnjal; Ell, ka-
ko 81 kosmat! Samo po glasu
sem te prepoznal. Glas je moi.
No, pojdiva!-je dejal in vstal.
- Pokazem ii svoje sopotnike.
Vrnila sta Sc k ognju in Ia
ras je predstavljal Stjepana.
Glejte, rojaka sem sreeal.
- A-a! - Sc je ravnodusno
prisrcno odzval Pjotr Petrovic.
- Prisedite, pogrejte Sc!
Pjetuskov je z neodlocenim
pogledom osinil Stjepanov
obraz in - ze pozabil mani. Pri.
jel Sc je z obema rokama "a
glavo, gugal mad ognjem, vzdi'
hoval in nekaj godrnjal.
- Ali ste bolni? - je spo'
stljivo vprasal Stjepan.
- A? Da, da Bolan
bolan sem je mrmra]
brivec. - Star, majhen, neu-
man clovecek to sem JAZZ
Prosim In nicesar ma sve-
tn ne potrebujem Nicesar
Samo bombo. Emo bombo
Drugega ne bonn rekel mic.
Stjepan sc je nasmehnil. Vsj
razgovori ia veliki cesti so sc
koncali hrepenenjem po bonn
bi, to je dobro vedel. Zato je
tudi ljubil veliko cesto, ker sc
tu govorili ljudje prosto, Sc nj
so zatajevali, ne kakor mestih
in po vaseh, kjer ii gledajo ne.
znanca nezaupljivo in Sc vna.
pref boje tega, kar DO rekel, in
tega, kar DO zamolcal.
Ma veliki cesti govorijo we'd.
no bombah, in Stjepan je vec.
krat pomislil: &c bi vsako rus
ko srce, XII sovrazi Nemca, vr.
glo ma sovraznika po emo bonn
bo - emo samo bombo, - ne
bi ostalo niti sledu "a nemsko
vojsko. A samo sovrastvo ne
niece bomb, - tudi to je vedel
Bombe niece junastvo.
Stjepan je zdaj lezal pri og'
niu, gledal v plamen, a mimo
MEGA so hrumeli vsi mesecj
borb in hole skozi nuke.
Hole skozi nuke? Ne, to nj
prav povedano. Bile so nuke
bile. In sumnicenja je bilo, mrz.
lega, bodecega. In bill je obup
"a goltanec je stiskal. Vsega je
bio! A cato so bill tudi trenut-
XII navdusenja, nenavadnega'
polnega srece, ko 81 nekje ma
cesti, v mraku, srecal neznan-
ca, vendar rojaka, on pa tt "a
upljivo razkrije vse bogastvo
svoje duse, neukrotljive, pre-
lestne ruske duse, in te vpra-
sa: "Kaj maj storimo, tovaris
Nauci mas, kaj maj naredimo!"
- ii pa mu das v koprnece ro-
Ike orozje. Ne, nj hoja skozi mu-
Ike. Dobro je povedal starcek,
oce: "isci neopustosenih dus"
Da, isci
Ko sta v juliju stala z zeno
ma cesti in so mimo njiju sic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-17

Fina hisa "a l druzino
Cena $8,100. sob, moderna ko-
palnica in kuhinja; preproge, bene-
Ski zastori: nov fornez; nanovo bar
vano Velika lota.
GA 63e2 ali SIX 77ll
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NAZNANILO!

NAZNAN1LO!
Mammalian vsem, kateri ste IL ze-
lenega Stajerja in vsem drugim
Slovencem, da Sc zopet dobijo
krvavice, rajzeve, in mesene pre-
kajene klobase po starokrajskern
okusu, in sicer pricensi v soboto
%. novembra. FRANK PRESKAR.
1917 Saranac Rd.. Cleveland 10.
Ohio. Ii 1893.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-17
RaZno
HISA NAPRODAJ.

8 sob hisa sobami in stranl-
Seem spodaj; zgoraj 3 sobe in kopa!l-
MICA. Zadaj je cottage z sooaml.
Garaza "a 2 avta. Lota 85xl5O. Ma
haia Sc blizu slovenske cerkve V
Euclidu in transportacije. - Cena
zmerna. - Nv O957.
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GISTILNICA

Delavnica in trgovina; Sec. stroj,
poleg popolne opreme "a vse delo.
v Euclid, O.
Lastnik Sc izseli " California;.
Err O743
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-17

NUJNO POTREBUJEM'
stanovanje ali apartment. zena in
otrok sta sedaj drugje. Najraje II
radi ma vzhodni strani, toda vzame
Sc stanovanje kjerkoli. Sem stalno
zaposlen.
Mr.. Carson. IA 1878 do 5. ~.
Ac 1868 po S. ~.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-17

Lastnik prodaja "a $10,500, hiso
7 sobami in kopalnico; fornez ma
plin, avtomaticni tank "a vodo, traj-
nj linolej, kombinacijska okna; We
lika lcta in garaza; radi slabega
zdravja Sc zrtvuje "a $10,500.
10 S772
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DOBER NAKUP
Bungalow 4 sobami; preproge,
novi beneski zastori, G-E pee, mre-
ze, zirnska okna, ekstra lota z
ognjiscem zunaj, garazi; 3 min
ute hoje do Sole. Odprto vsak Gas.
Lastnik.
52O4 Montauk Ave-, SH 1897
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-17

METROPOLITAN PARK NASEL.
BINA-Krasna hisa sobami, "a
druzino; 2 akra zemlje, vse lepo
splanirano; velika druzabna soba,
ognjisce "a drva; obednica, spalni-
ca, kuhinja in kopalnica ma l.
nadst., 2 spalnici ma 2. nadst. Cara
"a. Prodaja sam lastnik. Poklicite
"a dogovor.-Bedfo1d 1873 w.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-17

Moderen dom ma Heights blizu St.
AIMS bolnisnice: obicajne sobe,
stranisce in zajtrkovalna soba ma l.
nadst., spalnice in title" kopalni-
ca ma 2. nadst., zgotovljeno 3. nadst.
Parma gorkota stokerjem; velika
lota
NEFF BARNES. Realtor
2l80 Taylor Rd.. blizu Cedar
FA 1910
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-17

708 E. l09 ST. - PRAZNO
7 velikih sob, zgotovljeno 8. nadst.,
garaza, nov avtomaticni fornez ma
plin, zimska okna, stranisce v kle-
ii, hrastovi podi in druge posebno-
sti.
GUINAN
663 E. l09 ST., GL S094
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Samo toliko vedo: priti mora.
= Ia clovek je Stjepan.
Proti MENU - silni in okrut.
nj sovraznik. Ne Stjepan, on
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-17
BORIS GORBATOV
NEUKROCENI
TARASOVA DRUzINA
TARASOVA DRUzINA

Za@aRaRa aRaRagagsgsa |gs|as'gsgagaa 81
(Nadaljevanje)
- Tako tako Sc je mare
dilO >.
- Meni 81 pa pravil: grem v
vojsko!
No, oce, nisem mogel po-
vedati vsega je sko-
mizgnil z rameni Stjepan.
- Zakaj tako? - je mrac-
no vprasal oce.
Moje opravilo, - je od-
vrnil stjepan, oziraje Sc ma oko-
Ii, - je tajno, partijsko O
tenn ne kaze govoriti.
- V tel stvari nj nepartij-
cev! - je jezno zarencal sta
rec. - Lahko bi bill povedal.
Tujcev nj. Zdaj smo vsi partij j.
ci. Nemci so mas naucili
- Da, - Sc je zasmejal sin.
- Zdaj hi ze sam dejal tako.
Tudi meme so marsicesa nau-
cili.
- A kje je Valja? Evakui-
rama?
- Ne Tukaj je.
- Kje tukaj? - Sc je zacu-
dill starec.
- No, sploh tn Kakor
JAZZ, okrog hodi sklonil
Sc je blize in zasepetal: - Prav
zdaj je tam ma neporuseni
zemlji Pri nasih Ma
sproti il grem . Srecati Sc
morava.
- Kaj pravis? - je zategnil
Taras. - Glej 81 jo, Valjo! Sal
je vendar zenska!
- Gotovo, sal YES da je!
- Najmlajsa tudi nj!
- Prigovarjal sem il A
odgovorila je, kakor tt: zdaj
nj nepartijcev. Pa ii gre.
- Gre! - vzkliknil Taras in
sc udaril po kolenu. - A! Raz-
lozi mi, prosim! Meni niti be-
sedice, niti namiga :. pasta
deca! Tega wanna ne odpustim! I!
Stjepan Sc je nasmehnil, re-
kel nj mic.
- Kako da ne vprasas po 81
nu? - je zagodrnjal starec.
Pozabil 81 ma oceta in ma sina :?
Taksna sta torej
Sal vem MEM . nekaj
malega xiv je Ljonka, pa
zdrav. kajne?
- Zdrav je, res, - je odvr-
nil Taras in Sc nenadoma zdrz-
nil Postoj, postoj. Kdo pa
ii je pravil?
- Nastja je komaj
sprawl IL sebe sin. - Vcasih
mi kaj pise Ljudje mi pri-
nesejo >.
Ta-a-ko je zalost-
no pokimal Taras. - Zarotni-
XII! Nikdar ii tega ne odpustim,
Stjepan! Ne oprostim, ne! A
Nastjo nabijem, ko Sc vrnem.
- Svoj greh sem primal, -
sc je zasmejal sin. - Sal vidis,
nicesar ne tajim.
- Ne tails! Svojemu ocetu
da bi tail! A kdo te Je naredil
cloveka, kaj? JAZZ, &c hoces We
deti, JAZZ sem te tudi vpeljal v
boljsevike!
- psf!
- Mar nj res? - je vprasal
sepetaje Sc zmerom razburjeni
Taras.
- Res je, oce, res. Vse je
res!
- Nobenega veselja nimam
z vami, vrazji otroci! - je ne
popustljivo vital dalje. - Eden
je prisel v uJetnistvo, jedva Sc
je izvlekel. Drugi sc zatajuje
ocetu. o tretjem nj vesti. JAZZ
pa, start norec, hodim po sve-
tn sam, kakor stor.
Zopet Sc je ozrl k sinu. v
temi je komaj razlocil njegov
obraz, samo oci so Sc blescale.
Pa daj! - je spregovoril
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STOCKING OF
 GAME SET Up
 BY NEW BILL

Two new bills and a joint reSoiu tion appeared this morning in tn House of Representatives, while 9 measures were reported out by vari ous committees.
 Stocking of certain lands and wat CTS of the Interior with game ami mals and fishes would be provided for in a bill introduced by Reps Maurice Johnson and Louis Joy The bill carries an appropriation oi S4,250 and the Alaska Game Com mission is named to carry out the purposes of the proposed Act
 The following projects are speci- fically named in the bill: Elk from Afognak Island or Montana to be placed in the Big Delta area; mule deer to be placed in the Big Gerstle or Johnson River areas and the Cinema River country above Fair banks.
 Whitetailed deer from Michigan to be placed in the Cinema River country; capercailzie and black game to be planted in the Harding Lake area; and rainbow and cut throat and other suitable fresh wat CT game fishes to be planted in favorable localities in Interior AL aska.
 University Extension
 The Southern Branch University popped out again this morning in new bill introduced by Reps. Gar nick and Frank Johnson. The bill would appropriate $25O000 for a southern branch of the University of Alaska to be located somewhere in Southeast Alaska, with the site to be picked by the University Board of Regents,
 A joint resolution introduced by Rep. Vukovich would authorize and direct the Superintendent of the AL aska Pioneers Home to accept Sl00 in full settlement of all claims of the Territory against the estate of Julia Haley, deceased, for medical services and disqualification.
 Bills which call for a total ap- propriation of $400,000 to build four school houses in Alaska, three near Anchorage and one at Rake, were given icy treatment by the House Ways and Means Committee. which recommended that they do not pass in their present form This con- mittee also returned an adverse re- port on the bill to appropriate 5000 to buy medals for the Territorial Guard, and returned a bill to in- crease the maximum amount for old age assistance without recom- mendation. Senate Bill 8, for
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Highway Engineer would agree, be- i fore the Senate to be bound by it
 The discussion continued while i Smith was being summoned Sen
 ator Brownell objected strongly to the policy of directing admins trative officials to specific expen- ditures as one that would lead to ! confusion and abuse"
 Should Be Memorial
 Senator o. D. Cochran, opposed Brownells view, saying he thinks the Legislature should be able to direct where money appropriated shall be spent and should have more control over Territorial en- ployees, but unfortunately" an act of Congress restricts the Legisla- lures control. Legal advice on spec ial bills is conclusive, he continued, and s. B. 2l is in the same cate gory as the original float bill by Walker, which the Senate defeated. The request should come-if at all-in the form of memorial, he stated.
 Highway Engineer Smith then took the stand and indicated that ne would act as directed by the Legislature, If he has sufficient funds to see the wishes carried out. He agreed with Walker that the Thomas Basin project is not likely to exceed road appropriations for the First Division. Walker then withdrew his objection to adoption of the committee report by unani- nous consent.
 Coffey Aids Cochran
 Senator Cofiey then rose to ex- press concurrence with Senator Cochran's view that the Legisla- ture should have more voice in where money is spent. He referred to memorial passed at the lS45 session, of which he was co-author, construction of a road at Naknek. The Territory could have been saved considerable money at the time, he held, because of avail able equipment then on the ground But, he added, through the influ- ence of the Governor the Naknek road was not built and the bulk of Third Division road funds went into the building of a road to Homer.
 The butt of the discussion, s. B. 2l, was then dispatched to the Ju- dietary committee.
 Other measures reported out by Senate committees today were: From Elections, s. B. 19-Oath of qualifications of andidates-with- out recommendation to Judiciary from Education. s. B. 20-to create a Library commission do not pass, not concurring, to Fi- nance.
 Two bills passed by the House were received by the Senate today: H. B. B, appropriation for tuber- culosis isolation hospital in the Arctic, to Public Health; H. B. Is, raising teachers pay, to Education.
 A message received from the
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Chamber of Commerce, the Ketchi-
 kan VFW Post and from the Ju-
 neau Merchants Association. The
 Ketchikan VFW wire, dated Febru- ary 2, asked postponement of action on s. B. 4 for one week
 Also supporting retention of the ADB was letter from Henry w. ! Clark, Sundborg's popular and re- spected predecessor as General Manager of the Board. Clark wrote to state his feeling that the Board has made real progress and has de- veloped contacts that will prove invaluable. He said he is firm in his belief in the potential value" of the ADB and that it would be "a great mistake to cut short this work at this particular time"
 Special Legislation"
 So called special legislation" came in for more discussion by the Senators this morning; opened by a written opinion from Attorney General Ralph J. Rivers treating the subject. Then Senator Walk CTS campaign for a small boat float at Thomas Basin, Ketchikan. came to the front again in a report from the Transportation Committee on s. B. 21, Walkers revised measure directing the Highway Engineer to build the float from First Division road funds.
 The Committee recommended that the subject matter of s. B. 2l be submitted in the form of a memorial directed to the Highway Engineer, Senator Green not con- curing. Senator John Butrovich Jr. moved for adoption of the com mittee report but Walker immed- lately objected. Walker declared that disposal of First Division road funds is a First Division matter and if First Divison senators wish to direct their expenditure legis- lators from the other divisions should go along with them.
 Senator William Munz, Chairman of the Transportation Committee replied that s. B. 21 falls in the category of special legislation which the Attorney General had held illegal. He added that Highway Engineer w. Leonard Smith had informed him that a memorial would have just as much weight. Walker then asked that Smith be called. Walker indicated he would go along with a memorial if the
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DORIS MARCH, CASE
 SETTLED BY GILMORE

U. $. Attorney raU Gilmore dis missed Juneau charges recently fil- ed against Doris Marcil, removed from a southbound steamer at Ketchikan, and the same charges were filed against her in Ketchikan. Miss Marcil, formerly of this city. pleaded guilty and was sentenced to pay $l00 fine plus a 50 day sus- pended sentence She also agreed to make restitution on several bad check counts in the amount of $500.
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infant, Mary Featherstone, Forrest Mears, Kenneth Perry, Marie Caug- hill, Ray Botkins.
 To Seattle Frank McConaghy, Elsa Mahan, Mike Haas, Mrs. Ern- est Payne, John Lowell, Kenyon MacLean, Laura Anderson.
 To Nome-Sam Troutman.
 To Fairbanks-Richard Harney, Ben Potter, Robert Kelly.
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hat have moving latitude by pressure approaching producing southern Southeast falling  the northwad with and
  The coldest northwest of Alaska below approach
  
  located
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Governor stated that Senate Joint Memorial No. l, opposing water borne freight rate increases, had been approved by him.
 Seven new Senate bills were toss ed in today. Two, by Walker, have to do with the Veterans tax and revolving fund. The others are mainly legal in character.
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Temperatures for 24-Hour Period Ending 7.30 O'Clock
 This Morning.
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DOUGLAS
 NEWS
DWC MEETING

The Douglas Woman's Club will meet at o'clock tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Wag- ner, 1t was announced today. Mrs. Glenn Rice will be co-hostess for the evening.
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MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports from Marine Stations at 1:30 P. n. toda

FORECAST MING SoundIcy Strait winds 30 45 miles
 
 
  miles shifting souheasterly the outside
  o winds 20 miles  inside north of Sumner Strait pressure miles Island slowly northeastward
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Territorial voie
 Bill Introduced

WASHINGTON, Feb. ll-Citi- zens of Hawaii. Alaska and the District of Columbia would be able to vote for members of Congress and Presidential electors under a propoaed constitutional amendment introduced today by Senator Mag nuson Wash)
 During World War II war death claims paid by commercial U. s. insurance companies (not including Nationl Service Life Insurance) was only 6.2 percent of the total for the period
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pAA FLIES TWENTY
 pASSENGERS MONDAY

Clipper planes of Pan American Airways yesterday flew the follow ing persons in and out of Juneau:
 From Seattle Paul Schnee, Ruby Fitzpatrick, Larry Fitzpatrick and
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deficiency appropriation of $282,00o for the support of schools, was given an OK by the Ways and Means Committee.
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ADB REPEAL. CLEARS ITS
 15T HURDLE

fConrnued r-om Page one)
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Other Reports

Committee
 Other Reports
 The Judiciary Committee returned unfavorable reports on bill which would prohibit persons under l6 years of age possessing or carrying firearms or other dangerous weap- ons, on bill to provide for absentee voting through postmasters, and on a joint memorial asking for two Dis trict Judges in the Third Division.
 Measures approved by the Judi ciary Committee include bills to prohibit the carrying of concealed weapons by felons. to replace the Commissioner of Education by the Commissioner of Labor on the Board of Administration, and to set a termination date for the collection of the Sales Tax. The Committee on Roads and Highways gave its approval to a number of bills and memorials relating to road exten- sion.
 House Memorial 2, asking for new school building at Kenai, went through second reading this morn- ing and H. B. A, to provide for i'm peachment proceedings, was under consideration when the House re- cessed shortly before noon.
 Three boys from the Minnie Field Home were introduced from the gallery by Rep. Ost. They were Carl Waldo Midkiff, Joe Peterson and Alvin Young, who were observ- ing legislative procedure and were to make a report of 1t in their school
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
WEATHER REPORT

. Temperatures for 24-H Hour
 . Period Ending 7:3o O'Clock
 This Morning.
 In Juneau-Maximum, 39;
 minimum, 28.
 At Airport-Maximum, 33; minimum, g. : . WEATHER FORECAST . (Juneau and yicinity) . Cloudy with occasional light snow or rain tonight . and Wednesday. Little tenn . perature change. Gusty . northeasterly winds. Q PRECIPITATION . Psst 24 hours end.'.s 7:3o am tcdayl In Juneau - 0 inches; since Feb. l, 1.28 inches, . since July l, 73.25 inches At Airport - 0 inches. since Feb. l, .S2 inches; , since July 1, 45.lo inches.
Evening star., 1947-07-23
|Gershwin's Music and Smallens
Directing Draw Top Audience

grammed the Cuban Overture u
IAN American in Paris" and Ben
nett's symphonic arrangement of
"Porgy and Bess." The versatility
Of the composer in grasping the es-
sentials for what might be called
good tneater" in music is exempli-
fed in these works. Although limited
in his melodic invention and more
or less bound by his own style, his
ability to be always exciting never
failed. He was master juggler with
his themes, tossing them through
the orchestral voices, disintregating
them and gathering them together
again with uncanny skill. But all
the time there is present the un-
bounded vitality, the consciousness
of widely colored tone, the clever
twist and the touch of pathos
Mr.. Smallens was a friend of
Gershwin and for many years heard
his music at its source. In his read
ings, he brought out not only the
vivid. glowing quality Of the music
itself but disclosed also the special
points where Gershwin's genius is
more to be found than in the ire