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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-17

mi moramo biti prakticni, "
je izjavil poglavitni kritik Tru-
manove zunanje politike. "Pri-
Sci je cas-, da les-Vandenber-
govo politiko 'cvrste roke' ma
domestimo 'prakticno politi-
ko'."
Bivsi podpredsednik in kabi-
netni clan, XII je sedaj urednik
revije "New Republic" je te H.
jave podal v govoru, XII ga je
incl v amfiteatru Watergate, XII
ga lastuje vlada. Novo organizi-
rama "anti-komunisticna zveza''
je skusala prepreciti Wallace-ov
govor v tenn amfiteatru in je v
ia namen vlozila tozbo "a in
junkcijo, katero pa je sodnija
ovrgla.
Tudi kongresni odsek "a ne
ameriske aktivnosti je posegel
v situacijo ter organizacijo
Southern Conference for HUI
man Welfare" pod CHE pokro-
viteljstvom Sc je shod vrsil, jaw
no napadla kot "organizacijo, XII
je front "a komuniste."
Shod bill velik uspeh
navzlic vsem Oviram
Navzlic vsemu temu pa je bill
shod velikanski uspeh. Docim
drugi politicarji ne morejo pri-
dobiti ljudi ma shode brez vsake
vstopnine, pa Sc je Wallace-ove-
ga shoda udelezilo okrog 5000
ljudi, XII so placali cd 60 centov
do $3.50 vstopnine.
Predsednik shoda je bill de-
mokratski senator Pepper il
Floride.
Wallace je med ostalim izja-
vii, da ako bosta republikanska
in demokratska stranka NADIA
ljevali samomorilsko politiko, XII
ne more voditi drugam kot v
vojno in polom, tedaj sc DO leta
1948 pojavila nova stranka, ne
glede ma to, da pri volitvah ne bi
mogla zmagati.
Medtem ko Wallace nj rekel,
da bo vodil organiziranje take
move stranke, pa je dejal, da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-17
STnELA UNIcILA DOM
ROJAKA v KANADI

Dne 10. junija oh 5. uri zju-
traj je nastala v Creightonu, Ka-
NADIA, kjer biva mnogo Sloven-
cev, huda nevihta, tekom kate
re je strela udarila vso silo v
dom druzine Mr.. in Mrs. Louis
Debelak ma 9 Kitchener st.,
Creighton.
Debelakova druzina, Mr.. in
Mrs. Debelak, sin Tony star 18
let in hcerka Mary, stara 9 let,
so Sc spali, ko je trescila SIRE
la. Vsi so hkrati skocili pokon-
ci in zbezali ma prosto, ko Sc je
emo sekundo pozneje podala
streha in skoro VISA hisa zrusi-
la. Mr.. in Mrs. Debelak sta do
bila opraske po obrazu in 1.-Two:
tn in Mr.. Debelaka je hud tresc
nekoliko oglusil, docim Sc nj 81
nu, in hcerki mic hudega pripe-
tilo. Takoj zatem je nastal
ogenj, katerega pa so k sreci
takoj pogasili, in sosedje SO ne
srecni druzini priskocili v pomoc
in j dali zavetisce.
Mr.. Debelak je donna IL Dvor-
ske vasi pri Velikih Lascah ma
Dolenjskem. v Clevelandu ina
brata Antona Debelak in sestri
Mici Pecenko in Angelo Drob-
mic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-17

Poizkusi, XII so Sc vrsili tekom
zadnjih sedem mesecev, da sc
najde "pravega cloveka", SO de-
finitivno propadli in bo potreb-
no, da Sc predlozi move kandi-
date. o tenn je ze obvescena
Sovjetska zveza.
Angleski delegat Sir Alexan-
der Cadogan je zaprosil pred
sednika Varnostnega sveta, da
odredi v tekocem tednu datum
"a move diskusije glede teg a
vprasanja. Baje namerava po-
rocati ma izredni seji, kako so
propadli poizkusi Velikih stirih.
Verjetno je, da DO izredna seja
sveta, ma kateri Sc bo zopet raz-
motrivalo vprasanje governor
ia Svobodnega ozemlja Trsta,
odrejena "a cetrtek ali pa Pc
TEX.
Vsi dosedanji kandidati
nimajo nobenih izgledOv
Sir Cadogan namerava ma Sc
il podati natancno porocilo v
zvezi z zastojem pri izbiri 60
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-17
SEDEcA STAVKA
PARALIZIRALA YES
|LADIJSKI PROMET

NEW YORK, Is. junija.
- Danes je $4,000 trgov-
skin mornarjev CIO odslo
ma sedeco stavko v vseh
pristaniSeih Zedinjenih dr.
zav, in paraliziralo skOrO
YES ladijski promet.
Vsled stavke je morale
prenehati z delOm okrog
100000 delavcev v lukah.
Preds e dnik mOrnsriske
unije Joseph Curran je izja-
vii, da ladiiski promet nj
ohromljen radi stavke, tenn
vec da gre "a izprtje.
Pogajanja, XII so Sc danes
zacela v New Yorku m e d
unijo in parobrodnimi druz-
baIni, so Sc raZbila i'm nObe-
mega izgleda nj, da bo spor
tako brz pOravnan. Unija
zahteva 2O-odstotno mezd-
no zvisanje in priznanje 40
rnega delovnega tedna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-17
Ma obisk k bratu

Zadnjo soboto sta odpotovala
ma obisk k bratu v Spokane,
Wash, Mrs. Frances Julylia IL
1892 e. 200 St. in Mrs. J. Pizem
il 816 E.. 237 St. Upamo, da sc
bosta pray dobro zabavale in
Sc srecno zopet vrnile ma svoj
dom!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-17

ZaduSnica
Jutri zjutraj oh 7.45 uri Sc bo
brala zadusnica v cerkvi sv. Vi
|da v spomin cetrte obletnice
smrti Fredericka Ubic. Sorod-
niki in prijatelji so vabljeni, da
lse opravila udeleze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-17
Wallace urgira ko6erenco r..
med Tru1nanom in Stahnom kot
prMi korak "a zajiamGeniie rliiru
DOnnace vesti
Vile rojenice

Proslo sredo so Sc zglasile vi
le rojenice pri druzini Mr.. in
Mrs. John Tavcar mi. in pustile
v spomin krepkega sincka, prvo-
rojenca, XII je oh rojstvu tehtal
712 funta. S tenn dogodkom je
poznani tajnik Slovenskega ma
rodnega donna Mr.. John Tavcar
zopet postal grandpa" Cesti-
tamOi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-17
F runnan uetiral daucni
IL, podal razloge
Zakon bi koristil bogatim, ne pa
malemu cloveku, pravi predsednik

WASHINGTON, Is. junija-Predsednik Truman je
danes vetral davcni zako kaerega spreje republican
ski kongres, ter OBJ tel prki poudar da medtem ko bo
prporocal davcna zzanja kadar bo prise cas- to-
tega zakona odobrt ker sedaj nj nt cas- prime
nti nj zakon pravicen ker nudil bi olaSave prv
vrstim bogatm slojem docin bi mali ljudje dobli le
drobtine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-17

Trumanova edna prilika "a
zmago lezi tenn, da demokrat-
ska stranka zopet postane stran-
ka miru.
Zahteva, da Sc municijska
industrija nacionalizira
Wallace je izjavil, da bi mora
lie Zedinjene drzave kot prvi ko-
rak k eventualnemu razorozenju
priporocati, da Sc ma cell crti
Iprepove mednarodna trgovina
vojnim orozjem, obenem pa je
priporocal, da demokratska
stranka podvzame kampanjo "a
nacionalizacijo domace munich
ske industrije.
"Ljudstvo bi morale lastovati
in kontrolirati vse nase NUM-
ciiske in orozne naprave," je re-
kel Wallace.
v zvezi priporocilom "a kon-
ference med Trumanom in Sta
linom je Wallace priporocal, da
mai bi TAXI konferenci prisostvo-
vala tudi zunanji minister Molo-
tov in drzavni tajnik Marshall.
Wallace je rekel, da &c bosta
Truman in Marshall napravila
iskren poizkus "a spravo z Ru-
sijo in ponesla svoj boz "a odo-
britev takega programa pred
ljudstvo, Sc nj bati, da bi narod
prihodnje leto ne volil prav, in
Zediniene drzave bodo leta 1949
imele "mirovni kongres, ne Pa
vojni kongres."
Kongresni odsek postal
opazovalce ma shod
Kongresni odsek "a ne-ameri-
ske aktivnosti je pred, shodom
naznanil, da bo postal tia svoje
opazovalce. Wallace in Clark
Foreman, predsednik organiza-
CHE, pod CHE pokroviteljstvom
ca 10 shod vrSil sta TO Omenila
ma shodu in izjavila, da so opa-
zovalci kongresnega odseka do
brodosli. Obenem sta zanikala,
da ina organizacija kakrsnekoli
zveze komunisti.
Wallace je med ostalim tudi
izrazil upanje, da vladni delavci,
XII so prisli ma shod, vsled tega
ne bodo postal zrtve "cistke.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-17

Jutri vecer 18. junija Sc bo
vrsila direktorska seja Sloven-
skega drustvenega donna ma Re-
cher Ave. Pricetek oh 7.30 uri.
Vabi Sc vse direktorje, da se
gotovo udeleze Y polnem Stew
III.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-17
Zaroka

Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Kovacic IL
474 Arbor Rd. sporoca, da sta Sc
zarocila njiju hcerka Josephine
in Mr.. Frank Fortuna, sin Mr..
in Mrs. Lawrence Fortuna,
1851 Saranac Rd. BilO srecnO!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-17
+ Novigrobovi
MATTHEW TURsIC

Pc dolgi in mucni bolezni je
preminil v Cleveland Clinic bol-
nisnici Mathew Tursic, star SO
let, stanujoc ma 451 E. 156 St.
Donna je bill cd Cerknice, kjer "a
pusca brata Franka in Johna in
sestro Mario. V Ameriki je BIZ
val As let in je bill Clan drustva
Betsy Ross, st. 1856, ABB. Tukaj
zapusca soprogo Ursulo, rojeno
Mele donna cd istotam kot po-
kojnik; sedem otrok: Mrs. Mary
Miiavec, Celia, Richard, Louis,
Amelia, Mrs. Helen Volk, stiri
vnuke, brata Mike v East Hele-
ma, Mont, in vec sorodnikov. Po-
greb sc bo vrsil v cetrtek zju-
traj ob 8.45 uri Il zeletovega po-
grebnega zavoda ma 458 E. 152
St. v cerkev Marie Vnebovzete
oh $50 uri in nato ma Calvary
pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-17
Vaje "Jadrana"

Vabi Sc vse clane in clanice
pevskega zbora Jadran, da ju-
tri vecer prav gotovo pridejo ma
izredne vaje radi nastopa pri fe-
stivalu Zdruzenih narodov, XII Sc
bo vrsil v nedeljo v CIO dvora-
nj ma 1000 Walnut st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-17
Noben kandidat ne pride v
po$tev "a governerja Trsta
Anglia BIO obvestila Varnostni
svet, da Veliki Stirje MISC
mogli izbrati governerja Trsta

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, IS. junija-Anglija bo obve-
sa Varnostni svet Zdruzenih narodov da veki stire
MISC mog doseci nobenega sporazuma gede vprasana,
kdo mai bi bill governor Trsta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-17
Truman ne more zmagati prihodnje
let0, ako demokratska stranka ne
postane stranka miru, pravi Wallace

WASHINGTON, 16. junija-Henry A. Wallace je no.
coj aperal predsednika Trumana da povabi preera
Staina da sestane MIN Berinu kot prv korak
zajamcene svetovnega miru.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-17
Krozek 1t. 2 Prog. SLOW.

clanice krozka st. 2 Progre-
sivnih Slovenk SO vabljene ,da Sc
.jutri ve6er oh 7.3O uri udeleze
.redne mesecne seje v dvorani st.
2 Slovenskega narodnegas donna
ma st. Clair Ave. y
" Etx @ .sss.z51sl q Il - d s. .t:9e -
Noro6djte, Sirits IN Htcjte
g Esokoprovseostl' e
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-17

PETER ZEBlCH
Vceraj, opoldne je bill maiden
mrtev v svoji trgovini ma 1910
Pulaski Ave. splosno poznani
Peter Zebich. Pred lett je veil
kokrat demonstrira1 svojo nena-
vadno moe ma raznih javnih pri-
redbah, zadnja leta pa je vodil
trgovino Samson Tea and Tonic
Co. Star je bill 70 let in donna cd
Bijelovaca, odkoder je prisel v
Ameriko leta 1910. Bill je Clan
drustva st. Is SNF. Tukaj "a
pusca soprogo Katherine, sina
George in heer Marian v Chica-
gu. Pogreb sc bo vrsil v cetrtek
popoldne oh I. uri IL Grdinovega
pogrebnega zavoda, 1858 E. 62
st. v cerkev sv. Save in nato ma
rusko pravoslayno pokopalisee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
BRITI5HERS
 ARE FACING
 REAL CRISIS
More Domestic Electricity Cuis Loom = Factories
 CIosed-DOIe Back

LONDON, Feb. 1.-The Lator cabinet reviewed the critical coal shortage again today and informed sources said it soon might extend the domestic electricity cuts to the entire nation, including Scotland.
 Factories were closed, unemploy- ment queues lengthened The dole is back. Homes and stores are dark ened. Public indignation mounted.
 The weather turned freezing again as the nation dipped further into inadequate stocks from the re- gently socialized mines and more snow was forecast Stock prices sagged. Winston Churchill shouted in parliament last night about in competence in high places"
 Greyhound racing stopped. Week ly periodicals suspended. Television broadoasts ceased. Transit service in London was cut and 50 electric suburban trains were suspended, Candles were short in the foggy islands where use of electricity was already prohibited in homes of 38 counties for five hours daily, af- fecting 22.0o0000 persons, At least 100000 were reported un- employed because of the crisis. pop ularly dubbed an economic Dun kerque."
 Prime Minister Attlee's cabinet met in a special session at the un- lighted No 10 Downing Street, Churchill had attacked the Labor government for mismanagement, bad housekeeping, incompetence in high places and the progressive de- generation of our while life The new cuts, 1t was understood, would not affect industries except those in the 38-county area already blacked out by the original conser- vation order. Informed sources said the extended domestic cuts would be effective for tEe same five hours daily, from a. m. to noon ana from 2 to D. m, that is effective in the 38 counties.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
FOR CLYDE R. ELLIS 10
 BE TOMORROW

SEATTLE, Feb. l1.-Funeral ser vices will be held tomorrow after neon for Clyde R Ellis. Anchorage attorney and veteran of 10th world wars, who died here Sunday Burial will be in Washelli Cemetery here under American Legion and 40 and 8 auspices
 Ellis had been i'll sometime, but was admitted to hospital only Saturday, shortly after arriving from Washington. D. C., where he attended meeting of the Ma tional Executive Committee of the Legion. On Sunday he would have joined in the celebration Of the 82nd birthday anniversary of his father. Homer Ellis, of Seattle
 Ellis had lived in Anchorage since 1925, was former Assistant U s. Attorney, Past Territorial Com mander of the Legion and Past Grand Chef de Care of the 40 and in the Territory.
 Survivors include his widow and two children.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
CANNERY WORKERS
 ARE TO BE FL0WN 10 AIASKA THIS YEAR

SEATTLE. Feb. r.. Facing a critical shipping problem after Feb ruary 28 when the War Shipping Administration is scheduled to go out of existence, the Alaska Salmon Industries. Inc, aims at the mass movement, by airplanes, of 10000 fisheries employees to Alaska this season.
 Negotiations for the project one of the largest mass movements of civilians by air. were started early this winter between the Alaska sal mon packing interests and major airlines.
 They were revealed by w. C.. Arnold, Managing Director of the in dustries, after conferences with U. s. Senator Harry P Cain.
 The mass flights were preached when no private steamship oper- ators were found willing to take over the Alaskan operations. They contemplate air lines forming a pool to transport workers.
 It has been the industries prac- tice for several years to send it, mechanics and early season" key men north by air to prepare for the seasons operations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
Ask Broader
 Program of
 Social Aid

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The Social Security Board asked Con- gross to jack up Federal old-age payments and to extend their bene- fits to the 23,o00,000 workers not now covered.
 The report, submitted by Federal Security Administrator Watson B Miller, also urged establishment of
 l. A Federally- aided health and disability insurance system, and
 3. Federal-State help for all needy persons, regardless of the reason or place of residence.
 The proposals have White House blessing, bestowed in advance in President Truman's budget and economic messages to Congress. The Board report asked prompt action, saying:
 For a people, as for an indivi- dual, it is prudent to provide in good times against adversities that almost surely will arise soon- CT or later
 The Board repeated its recom- mendations, first advanced on Jan uary l9, for extending unemploy- ment compensation to small firms employing one or more workers and to several occupations such as az riculture, in which workers are not now protected.
 The message was the eleventh and final report of the Board and it's chairman, Arthur J. Althmeyer who became commissioner for So- cial Security under the l946 gov ernment reorganization act which merged the Board into the Federal Security Administration.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
CiO UNION GETS NLRB CERTIFICATE
 FOR S. E. ALASKA

A telegram received by Mrs. Ruth Hayes, business agent for the United Cannery Workers, from Wendell Phillips, Northwest Re- gional Director and International Representative for the United Can nery Workers, CIO. indicates that the United Cannery Workers have Esen designated to act as the bar gaining agents for the cannery workers of Southeast Alaska.
 The telegram reads as follows
 Just received National Labor Re- lations Board certification of It as bargaining agent for all Southeast resident cannery workers. Our vie- tory in the election means that for the first time an excellent contract can be secured for resident cannery workers in Southeast Alaska"
 The information received from Phillips regarding the recent de- cision of the NLRB culminatas an active campaign by the Marine Workers, AFL, and the United Can nery Workers, CIO, As some ques- ton had arisen regarding the vali- dity of certain votes that were cast in the recent election. held for the purpose of ascertaining which group would represent the cannery workers as the bargaining agents. the decision of the board has been awaited for by both or
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
Select New Adviser
 For Moscow
Van e berg Does Not Wish to Attend Foreign
 Ministers Conference
By JACK BELL


 WASHINGTON. Feb. ll-Presi- dent Truman was said today to be considering asking one of three Republican members of the Senate Foreign Relations committee to sub stitute for Senator vandenberg (R- Mich) as an adviser to Secretary of State Marshall at Moscow,
 The three Republicans mentioned by Democratic colleagues aware of the plan. are Senators A. Alexander Smith of New Jersey, Bourke B. Hickenlooper of Iowa and Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.. of Massachusetts. Indications point to Smith as the most likely choice.
 Vandenberg, who served with Senator Ccnnally tD-Texas), as an adviser to formed Secretary James F. Byrnes. has said he does not want to go to the opening of the Foreign Ministers conference next month. He indicated, however, he would answer any $. o. S." if the State Department needs his help later.
 Friends say the Michigan Sena- tor thus far has made no recom- mendation to MT Truman for q substitute The bipartisan partlci- patton in foreign policy began with the attendance of Vandenberg and Connally as delegates to the San Francisco United Nations conference in l945.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
Krug Opposes Mass Colonization Of Alaska
 Propose Big
 Health Fund

WASHINGTON, Fes. ll,-Senator Taft R-Ohio), and three other Re- publicans propose a S2o0,00o 000-a- year public health program to pro- vide free medical service for the needy and encourage voluntary health insurance plans.
 Senators Ball (Minn) Smith N U and Donnell cMo) joined the Ohioan in sponsoring the bill.
 T. would distribute the funds for medical service to the States, Taft explained, to fill gaps" in the ser vice. particularly in reaching the lower income groups" The states would receive their shares on a population basis and would have to match the Federal outlay.
 Taft said the bill would help make health insurance available to the great numbers of those who desire it" on 8 non-complsory ba- sis.
 AiEe blll dlSO Wouiu NlStiipute funds for dental care ranging from Sa,000,0O0 for the first year tc $2o000000 the fourth year; s10,000,- 000 for cancer control; S2.000,00 foI a National Institute of Dental Research; $3oooO0o for survey of health and medical care resour- ces and Sl,000,000 for dental care survey
 The bill would consolidate al Federal health activities in a new independent health agency.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
LOCAL BOYS IN PIC
 WITH STORIES TOLD

Three local Juneau war veterans were included in group of young Alaskans who were pictured in this months issue of Pic Magazine, in an article entitled "Alaska-Still a Challenge"
 Each of the veterans is shown pictured at work, along with brief story of his background and busi- ness. They are Eckley Guerin, CO., owner of Lu-Eks Photo Shop; Dick Peter, now manager of Radio Sta ton KINY; and Jack Glover, com mercial artist.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT HOLDS
 FOR INDIANS
Right 10 Be Compensated for Dispossession of
 Lands Is Upheld

SAN FRANCIGOO, Feb 1.-The right of Alaskan Indians to be compensated on a tribal basis for dispossession of lands they occupied even though they held no title of ownership, was upheld today in the U, s. Circuit Court of Appeals.
 The ruling by Judge Francis A.. Garrecht quoted from the opinions of Chief Justice John Marshall and from the texts of the treaty with Russia whereby the United States acquired Alaska It reversed a decision of the Alaska District Court which denied damages of $s0,Oo0 sought by Indians of the Tlingit tribe. The opinion remand ed the case for further considera- ton.
 Tt would be indulging in pious and high-sounding but empty gen. erali2ations to say" read the opin- ion, that the Indian right of oc- cupancy is sacred and at the same time 70 refuse to grant compensa- ton to Indian possessors when their land is taken away from them under condemnation proceed ings"
 Court attaches said the decision is applicable to all Alaska Indians, and to some whites, who under Alaska laws since 1884, have been given rights of occupancy.
 Judge Garrecht quoted Justice Marshall as having ruled that wherever the ice simple might re- side it could be held in Indian land subject only to Indian right of occupancy
 The present case involved James Miller and p other Tlingit In dians.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
The w ashington Merry Co., Round
By DREW PEARSON

WASHINGTON-W the appl- cations of West Point football stars Blanchard, Davis and Poole for leave to play pro football came across the desk of Chief of Staff Eisen- hover, the five-star General ex- perienced twinge of nostalgia.
 Back in 1914, Ike soldiered along the Mexican border under the late General Fred Funston--a dull, drab assignment which was frightened as much as possible by various types of athletic contests.
 Eisenhower, then a 1st lieuten- ant, was assigned the task of de- veloping a pigskin crew and pitched in with such enthusiasm that his team mopped up every other Army outfit along the border It even taught some of the universities of the southwest few fine points of the game.
 The season was scarcely over when coaching offers began to pour in on Eisenhower-big money in the days when lieutenants sti- pend, including all allowances, ran around $1,800 year.
 The temptation to resign and take one of the golden offers was great, as Ike recently confided to a Congressional friend.
 But" he added little wistfully, T had elected the Army as car eer; the glittering offers were de- clined.
 So" continued the Chief of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-11
KNIFE WELDED
 ON LABOR BIL!
 BY LOWER HOUSE

A pair of at-go-c legislative sur geons in the persons of Represen- tatives Maurice Johnson and Rob- ert Hopes, both of Fairbanks. as- sisted by Rep. Harry Newell of Ketchikan and other members of the House, went to work on H. B p, which if passed would become the Alaska Child Labor Law, when it appeared in second reading on the House floor yesterday after noon.
 The work was done skilfully and while the bill did reach the Com mittee on Engrossment and Enroll ment, so many features which were considered objectionable had been pared away that what remained was little more than a battered and un- recognizable hulk. It appeared un- likely that the bill would survive the treatment given it and an early death was predicted hy some of the more experienced members.
 First knife work on the bill ex- cised sentence which would pro- hibited persons under 16 years of age being employed to operate any er-driven vehicle. Rep. Anita Garnick, author of the bill, argued against performing the operation but the deed was done by 14 to 10 vote.
 A section which would have re- quired the approval of the Con- missioner of Labor before person under 16 years of age could go tc work under apprenticeship arrange nents was next stormed and car ried away by a vote of Is to G.
 The entire Section 4 of the bill next went by the board. under an amendment offered by Rep. Newell This section would have prohibited a person undr 18 years of age work ing in any gainful occupation for more than 8 hours in any day, 4C hours in any week, or six days in any week.
 A final amendment whacked off a provision of the bill that no per son under l8 could work in oI about sawmills or logging opera tions, or on boats except those owned and operated by the minors parent
 This done. the surgeons carefully wiped their scapels and laid them away until they are required apain