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The Arizona post., 1947-05-16
4-SPEEDWAY-SWAN

NO. 4-SPEEDWAY-SW
First bus leaves Terminal $500 AM,
and each 30 minutes thereafter through
1880 PM. (For service $500 Pm. and
thereafter, see SPEEDWAY-PIMA AND
SWAN combined schedule.)
Above schedule effective each day, in
Guiding Sundays and Holidays.
NO. 4-SPEEDWAY-P AND
SWAN Combined Schedule)
Effective 8:15 Pm. and each 30 min
utes thereafter, busses will extend
south on Maple to Speedway; and
busseS leaving Terminal Is minutes
past each hour will extend east on
Speedway to Swan. Last bus leaves
Terminal 1918 AM.
Above schedule effective each day, in
Guiding Sundays and Holidays.
NO. 5-CAMPBELL-
BINGHAMPTON
First bus leaves Maple and Fort Low
ell Road GAO RIM, arriving Terminal
7:15 AM. Regular schedule thereafter,
leaving Terminal 7:15 AM. and Is min
utes past each hour thereafter. Last
bus leaves Terminal 1918 AM
Above route will be followed with the
exception of certain trips as listed be-
low under CAMPBELL BINGHAMP-
TON-PRINCE ROAD.
Above schedule effective each day, in
cluding Sundays and Holidays.
NO. 5-CAMPBELL-BIN
HAMPTON-PRINCE ROAD
Buses leaving Terminal as herein set
out will extend over above route:
7:15 AM. 11:15 AM. Ais PM. 9:15 PM.
8:I5 AM 1:15P.M. Sis PM. 11:15 PM.
9:I5 AM 3:15 PM. 6:15 PM.
Above schedule effective each day, in
Guiding Sundays and Holidays.
NO. 5-CAMPBELL-
MEDICAL CENTER
First bus leaves Medical Center 800
AM, arriving Terminal $3.50 AM.
Regular schedule thereafter, leaving
Terminal 6:45 AM. and As minutes past
each hour thereafter. Last bus leaves
Terminal 11:45 PM.
Above route will be followed with the
exception of certain trips as listed be-
low under CAMPBELL MEDICAL
CENTER-OLD FORT LOWELL ROAD
and CAMPBELL-MEDICAL CENTER
PIMA AVENUE.
Above schedule effective each day, in
Guiding Sundays and Holidays.
NO. -CAMPBELL-MED
CENTER OLD FORT LOWELL
ROAD
Buses leaving Terminal As minutes
past each odd hour extends over above
The Arizona post., 1947-05-16

her educa tion in the public
schools"
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Keep Posted with the Post!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07

skega narodnega donna M st.
Clair Ave. ~
3. maja, sobota. - Vecerja in
pies v pocast vojnim vetera-
nom drustva Napredek st. 1872
ABB v Slov. drustvenem do
mu ma Recher Ave.
4. maja, nedelja. - Croatian
Cultural Club - koncert Y av-
ditoriju Slovenskega narodne-
ga donna ma St. Clair Ave.
8. maja, petek. - Veterans Of
w. War No. 2 post rs - pies
v avditoriju Slovenskega ma
rodnega donna ma st. Clair
Ave. -. .-
10. maja sobota. - Drustvo
Clevelandski Slovenci 1t. Il
SDZ - Piles v avditoriju Slo-
venskega narodnega donna na
st. Clair Ave.
II. maja, nedelja. - Zbor Abra-
sevie - koncert in pies v av-
ditoriju Slovenskega narodne-
ga donna ma st. Clair Ave.
IL. maja, nedelja. - zenski Cd
SEX Donna zapadnih Sloven-
cev ma Denison Ave. prired
Materinski dan oh 1O-letnici
obstoja.
16. maja, petek. - 23rd Ward
Democratic Club - Piles v
avditoriju slovenskega ma
rodnega donna ma St. Clair
Ave.
IL. maja, sobota. - Drustvo
Geo. Washington st. 18O ABB
- pies v avditoriju Sloven-
skega narodnega donna ma st.
Clair Ave.
l8. maja, nedelja. - Slovenska
Dobrodelna Zveza program
v avditoriju Slovenskega ma
rodnega donna ma st. Clair
Ave.
"a. maja, sobota. - Drustvo Sv.
Katarine st. 20 ZSZ - pies
v avditoriju Slovenskega ma
rodnega donna ma st. Clair
Ave.
rs. maja, nedelja. - SDZ Bowl
ers - prireditev v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma st: Clair Ave.
1. junija, nedelja.-Piknik dru-
stva''" "seea" st. 26 SDz ma
prostorih Donna zapadnih Slo-
vencev ma Denison Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07
DruStveni kOledar

IL. aprila, petek. - Gophers
Veterans Club Piles v av-
ditoriju Slovenskega narod-
mega donna ma St. Clair Ave.
IL. aprila, sobota. - Progresiv-
ne Slovenke - pies v avdito-
riju slovenskega narodnega
donna ma St. Clair Ave.
IL. aprila, nedelja. Veselica
drustva Brooklyn Stew. 135
SNPJ v Domu Zapadnih Slo-
vencev, 6818 Denison Ave.
13. aprila, ncdelja. - Glasbena
Matica - koncert v avditori-
ju Slovenskega narodnega do
ma ma st. Clair Ave.
19. aprila, sobota. - Loska Do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07

lima - pies v avditoriju Slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
st. Clair Ave.
20. aprila, nedelja. - Opereta
pevskega zbora "Jadran' v
Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd.
rs. aprila, petek. - Cavalier
Club - pies v avditoriju Slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
st. Clair Ave.
26. aprila, sobota. - Drustvo
Marie Magdalene stew. 1862
KSKJ - pies v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma st. Clair Ave.
~. aprila, nedelja. Drustvo
Majka Bozja Bistricka st. AZ
HBZ - proslava v avditoriju
slovenskega narodnega donna
ma st. Clair Ave.
2. maja, petek.-G. I. Buddies
Club - pies v avditoriju Slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
st. Clair Ave.
8. maja, sObOta. - Drustvo
Kristusa Kralja st. 226 KSKJ
- pies v avditoriju Sloven-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07

iranski druzbi v dolarjih; to
predstavlja veliko prednost
ameriske druzbe.
.Ameriski imperializem, XII 81
je zagotovil vazne baze v Saud-
ski Arabiji, 81 je S tenn priboril
nov kos Srednjega Vzhoda v pri-
cakovanju pridobitev vsega tega
predela Azije. Ker je njegov cilj
81 popolno in -nepo-
sredno nadzorstvo mad Vsemi Pc
trolejskimi vrelci v Perziji, bo
nadaljeval svojo politiko ustra-
hovanja proti angleskemu impe-
rializmu ma Srednjem Vzhodu in
Sc prav gotovo ne bo zadovoljil
z dosedanjimi uspehi. Jasno je,
da tezi ia cinicni naein postopa-
MIA "a TEN, da oropa arabsko in
tperzijsko ljudstvo Sc "a ono ma
10 nadzorstvo, XII so ga ia ljud-
stva imela mad svojim lastnim
prirodnim bogastvom; posledi-
ca tega je narascanje ze pref OBJ
,stojecega sovrastva onih naro-
dow proti ameriskemu imperia-
lizmu.
Ia nacin postopanja Sc bolj
podcrtuje odvisnost angleskega
naroda cd ameriskega Imperial
lizma in nevarnost, XII jo tvori
sedanja angleska politika, XII te-
Ii "a tenn, da poveze svoje gospo-
darstvo nekompromisnim i'm
perialisticnim gospodarstvom
Zedinjenih drzav.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07

druzba Standard Oil IL New Jer-
sega, to pa zaradi tega, ker je
bilo mnogo laze skleniti pogod-
DO z maIo druzbo kot je Texas
Oil Company in ne yeliko, kot
je Standard Oil.
Il tega je torej nastala arab
sko-ameriska Oil C o m p pany.
Kljub temu pa sc pritisk velikih
ameriskih petrolejskih druzb nj
nehal. Cetudi so velike ameriske
druzbe dozivele diva zaporedna
poraza S tenn, da SO hotele dvoj-
no zmago. Dogovor, XII SO ga
sklenili Anglezi in Americani oh
koncu leta 1916, dopusca druzbi
Standard Oil in druzbi Socony
Vacuum ma podlagi trgovinske-
ga ugovora kupovati surove pro-
dukte cd anglo-iranske petrolej-
ske druzbe "a dobo 20 let. Isto-
easno preidejo koncesije arab
sko-ameriske petrolejske druzbe
v last Standard Oil druzbe, in 81
Ger zato, ker Sc je petrolejska
druzba Texas Oil spojila STAN
dard Oil druzbo. Ia dogovor
predstavlja ponovno velik uspeh
.veliiih ameriskih trustov.
Velike ameriske druzbe so
uspele doseci zmago zato, ker so
bill potrebni novi petrolejski vo-
di "a povecanje produkcije ma
Srednjem Vzhodu in bi vecje Pc
trolejske druzbe delale ovire pri
dajanju potrebnih kapitalov, &c
bi same ne sodelovale v izkori-
scanju teh koncesij. Razen tega
so 81 angleske oblasti hotele "a
varovati amerisko pomoc v svoji
politiki v Palestini. Zaradi tega
je mono, da nadzorujejo velike
ameriske petrolejske druzbe Sc
bolj kot doslej evropska trzisca
ma Daljnem Vzhodu, kamor po-
siljajo svoje produkte.
Anglo-ameriska petrolejska
druzba, XII je angleska podruzni-
ca Standard Ola, ina v nacrtu
razsiriti svoje cistilnice v South
amptonu cd 800 tisoc ton letne
kapacitete ma tri milijone in po-
mnoziti stevilo petrolejskih Ia
dij. 'Ker Sc petrolej Standard Oil
prodaja ma evropskem trziscu in
ma trziscu Daljnega Vzhoda, ne
DO Standard Oil placevala anglo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07

|bodo sedli kot brigadirji "a trak-
tor in orali zemljo, XII DO mnogo,
,nnogo vec dajala kot je do Sc
daj, 10 je bila obdelovana z pri-
mitivnim in enostavnimi orodji.
Tam tovarna, XII DO potrebo-
vala vedno vec novih moci--tu-
kaj mladina, XII bo modernimi
orodji pripomogla, da DO mas
kmetovalec mnogo mani de-
lovne sile koristnejse obdelal po-
liza in s tenn omogocil tovarnam
zanasiti vrzel pomanjkanja de-
lavstva, vse to prinasa zadovolj-
|stvo v srce kmetu Robidi in z
njim tisocem in tisocem kmetom
ter delavcem, XII bodo v nasem
Ipetletnem gospodarskem nacrtu
:sprejeli med sebe toliko novih
tovarisev.
Hodimo po zasnezenih poljih,
|mimo tovarne, da Sc spet povr-
memo k delavskim druzinam.
Pri Jurjevcicu ma Hribu je Ii
vahno. Gospodinja Sc je prav
kar vrnila domov, kjer so jo
sprejeli trije malcki. Debeli in
rdeci v obraz so vsi srecni po-
zdravili mamo in goste. Mala
Micka je odlozila ma mizo veliko
skodelico, v kateri je bilo Sc
pred minute polno mleka. Lepo
obleceni in zdravi otroci so sc
kar dobro pocutili. Gospodinja
je pripovedovala, da re tezko ca
ka, ko bodo otroci vsaj toliko
dorasli, da bo tudi ona sama
lahko sla v tovarno ma delo.
Taxa je Vrhnika v pricakova-
nju velikega della. V vseh srcih
in ma licih odseva velika lube
zen do velikanov, XII rastejo pc
vsej domovini, do velikanov, v
katerih je zivelo v cash stare
Jugoslavije sovrastvo in neza-
dovoljstvo, danes ljubezen in "a
doyoljstvo-do tovarn move Jul
goslavije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07

Did Junior ever ask yen whether
you ever hit 4 home run? This is
the time Of the year when questions
like that enc will come p0ppin' at
pop. Well, daddy, you can look
Junior right in the eye and say truth
fully: Eyes, son, i did many times"
(that Is il you are investing in Saw
fngs Bonds every paydayJ Figure
It out yourself. Every Savings Bond
represents fOur-baSe hit for jun
i0r's future. Even Babe Ruth
couldn't hit one over the fence every
time he came to bat. Step to the
plate, dad, and clout one more Saw
U. S. Treasury Department
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07
Cd plugo do tovorne

Z. aprila 1a4z.


v danasnjih dneh "yzeti pot
pod noge' ali Sc peljati Via
kom odnosno 2 avtomobilon nj
tezko. Koder koli Sc peljemo, po-
vsod Sc nam odpira nova domo-
vina-1ova Jugoslavija, XII clo-
veku srce ogreje, ga razveseli in
mu daje moci in poguma "a bo-
doce delo, katerega je mas mar
Sal Tito v svojem novoletnem
govoru tako jasno nakazal:
SO. ia pozrtvovalnost nasih
drzavljanov je temeljni kapital
"a dosego dosedanjih uspehov
pri obnovi in gradnji, to pa je
hkrati porostvo "a popolno ures-
nicenje vseh nasih ciljev. Maj DO
leto 1947 leto BE vecjih zmag v
graditvi nase drzave. Zgradimo
letos vsem v vojni trpecim rodo-
ljubom strehe mad glavo! Ozdra-
Vino v tenn letu rane, XII jih je
zadal okupator nasim narodom!
Maj DO to leto leto splosnega de-
lovnega poleta, in ustvarjanja !!
Maj v tenn letu izvrsi vsak dr.
zavljan svojo dolznost do drza-
We in ljudske skupnosti, maj DO
v tenn letu cim mani napak in
neizpolnjevanj dolznosti!'
Tako je povedal marsal Tito,
katerega besede je brala prav
gotovo tudi Kunstkova matt, XII
Sc je pred dnevi nami skupaj
peltala proti Rakeku. Mraz je
bill zunaj, ko pa je stopila v va
gon, je dejala: "Kako lepo "a
kurjeno je." Nasmejala Sc je
nam vsem, sc vsedla ma klop v
~kotu in skozi zaprto okno opa-
zovala, kako ljudje ma ljubljan-
skem glavnem kolodvoru hite ma
vse strani.
Ma Vrhniki smo izstopili IL
vlaka, Kunstkova matt nam je
pomahala pozdrav, Sc nam do
brovoljno nasmejala in nadalje-
vala razgovor z starejsim Glove
kom, XII je sedel poleg ME ma
klopi.
Vrhnika je kraj, katerega elo-
vek koj vzljubi: lepa lega, dobri
ljudje, red ma ulicah in snaga
v domovih. Zgovorni domacini
ne govore mnogo o preteklosti-
pac pa S ponosom pripovedujejo
O tovarni usnja, XII DO zaposlila
ma stotine in stotine ljudi. z ne
prikrito sreco Sc ozirajo ma
stran, kjer je zrastla mogocna
stavba, katera DO v kratkem ca
SUI dajala mnogim malim kme-
tom, danes Sc ne >dovolj preskrb-
ijenim, dober zasluzek in z MIN
,lgodno in srecno zivljenje.
klemenc j., delavec v tovarni
usnja na Vrhniki sje prav kar
zapustil syoj dom lob potoku'
in odsel ma syoje vsakdanje delo
v tovarno. Coma je zapustil
pridno zeno-gos2odinjo in ma
ter Francko, XII lezi bolna v po-
stelji<Med tenn, ko bo Janez z
pozrtvovamim delom v toyarni
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07

izpolnjeval svojo dolznost, mu
DO njegova zena pripravila kosi-:
10, XII ga DO pri opoldanskena od-
nnoru ogrelo in okrepilo. ze je
pristavila ma stedilnik lonce. Do
bre stvari kuha zena svojemu
mozu-delavcu v tovarni.
"Tako .rada mu nesem vsako
opoldne v tovarno kosilo, da
vam tega opisati ne morem. In
kako tudi ne bi! Preskrbljeni
smo tako, da nam ne manjka nj
cesar! Mislim, da nj vse povsod
po svetu tako, da bi zena s takim
zadovoljstvom kuhala svojemu
mozu, kot to delamo me-zene
delavcev pri nas!"
Stara matt Francka je kljub
bolezni dobre volje: "Vse gre
tako, kot sem 81 zelela Sc " IT,
stih casih, ko sem bila Sc mlada
in sem sc morala kot sluzkinja
prezivljati. Meni in mnogim z
menoj yred sc je izpolnilo: vsak
delaljuben elovek lahko della in
tudi posteno zasluzi. Bila sem v
Ameriki. >kamor me je odgnalo
pomanjkanje. Danes flisim, da
sc il Amerike in Francije, kakor
tudi il drugih krajev vracajo ma
81 ljudje domov. Tako je prav-
zakaj bi Sc podili po svetu, ko pa
Jim pri mas donna ne DO mic mani
kalo."
Spremili srno Janezovo zeno,
ko je nesla kosilo svojemu mo-
zu. Nasmejan jo je pricakal, wei
liz skrbnih zeninih rok dobro
skuhano kosilo in ga slastjo
pojedel. PROPORTIONAL nam je o
svojem delu in rekel, da Sc mic
bolj ma svetu ne veseli, kakor
move tovarne. ~ kaksnim vese-
liem bono delali!"
Petletni nacrt industrializaci-
je in elektrifikacije nj tuj tam
kajsnjim delavcem. S ponosom
ugotavljajo prve uspehe in gle
dajo z globoko vero v bodocnost.
Pa tudi liz okoliskih in daljnih
vasi kmetje z zadovoljstvom
spremljajo della v novi tovarni.
Robida, kmet iz enc okoliskih
vasi zivahno pripoveduje O Dr.
zavni strokoyno-kmetijski Soil
v blizini Wrinkle.
"Tam je mladina, XII mas bo
naueili zemljo pametnejse obde-
lavati. Pojdite tja-ne DO vam
zal!"
sli smo. Sedem in dvajset
,ucencev-samih mladih ljudi-
Sc dan "a dnem izpopolnjuje v
strokovno kmetijskem delu. Kar
nestrpni so in komaj cakajo, da
zakljucijo Solo, da potem kar Sc
da nitro odhite ma vse strani do
movine, kjer bodo pomagali svo-
jenu ljudstvu, kakor je rekel
kmet Robida, ida se nauce zem-
ljo koristnejse obdelovati!''
Cudoviti so tt Iudje. Pridni
in disciplinirani pri ucenju in
prenogati v ljubezni do domovi-
ne. Komaj cakajo trenutka, ko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07
AnglO-ameriSka kOn-
kurenca "a petrolej

(Nadaljevanje z e. strand
koncesije tudi dobiti. Te konce-
size je dobila Texas Oil Com
pany, nj jih pa dobila velika
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07

CROSS FINLAND The Tmonen family shown above,
Finnish from
province which forms part Of Russia The American
counted heavily
ing the cold winter months Of the past aeya9g
nation taking families Hike the To1Sns
clothing the boys pajamas-his fss.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
JWC CHRISTMAS COMMUNITY SING
 WILL BE INDOORS
Annual Affair Will Be 6iv- en Dec. 21 in ?. M. at
 2Oth Century Theatre

Tn the Twentieth Century Theatre at 2 o'clock on the afternoon of De- cember 21. the Juneau Woman's Club will sponsor a Christmas pro- gram. This program will replace the outdoor Christmas carol com- munitv sing which has grown im- practicable due to the indictment weather at this time of the year,
 Mrs. Mckay Malcolm will ar range the music and Dick Peter has charge of a play to be given on the stage of the theatre. This event will be cpen to the public and there will be admittance charge. Mrs. D. w. Heron is chairman of a com- mittee to provide some special treat for the children attending.
 At the club meeting Wednesday it was decided to aid the Filipino clothing drive. Boxes for collection of good used clothing will be placed in the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company and in the Rotary Gift Store. An effort will also be made to send some clothing to Greece in resuonse to a letter from Greece asking for aid.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
MARILYN MERRITT FLIES
 HOME FROM HONOLULU

Miss Marilyn Merritt has return ed to Junsau via Pan American Airways after spending three months in Honolulu She and Doris Cahill left Juneau in August and after vacationing in Seattle and San Francisco, left for Hawaii on the luxury liner s. S. Matsonia
 In Honolulu, Miss Cahill ob- tained a position with the Oahu Country Club and Miss Merritt work with the RIGA in the Con- munications Division. Mis- Cahill decided to remain in Hawaii and Miss Merritt returned to Juneau, as she is to be married to MT. Robert Morrow during the Christ mas holidays.
 Miss Merritt flew to San Fran cisco from Hawaii via Pan Ameri- can Airways, and was grounded in San Francisco and ;0ok the train to Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
GIRL SCOUT REPORT

Mrs. George Watson, Assistant Leader of the Douglas Girl Scout Troop, gave a report of Scout ac- have a regular meeting place, thanks troop yesterday. Parts of her re- nort ars as follows: The Scouts now navea regular meeting place, thanks to Mrs. R. L. Cockrane, who has given up the upper apartment of her home to the girls exclusive use. This is most appreciated by both the Scouts and their leaders.
 Mrs. Marcus Jensen was welcom- ed back as active leader after a few months vacation from duties during which Mrs Watson was in charge Mrs. Leigh S. Grant was also thank ed in the report for assistance given the leaders.
 Election of officers was conducted with the following members elected to head the Scouts this year: Rev. erly Black, President; Charlotte Conine, Secretary; Geneva Parsons Treasurer and Darlene Buchanan Reporter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
MCCLELLAN TO STATES

J. s. Mcclellan, paint and interior decorating contractor, and a mem Der of the Douglas School Board, left Tuesday via the Alaska for a months visit in the States
 Mcclellan, who is camera en- thusiast, is taking his slide and movie projectors and intends to make several showings at Kiwanis clubs. of which he is Juneau mem Der, during his trip. His first show ing engagement will be at the Chico, California, Club which meets at the Hotel Oaks on Dec 9. While in Chico, he will visit a son who is at tending college and will also visit three Douglas girls. Norsen and Phyllis Andrews and Ruth Anne Anderson.
 Tn San Francisco. Mcclellan will attend a week in the Fine Arts School there to brush up on the lat est developments in that field. After school he will go to Salt Lake City, Utah, his church's headquarters, and t;1e home of two sisters, with whom he will sepnd the Christmas holidays.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05

alcne are worth thousands of dol lars.
 Visitors were interested in all the regular displays, but seemed par ticularly attracted to the collection of rocks, minerals and shells. En- larged photographs taken on sensi- tized gelatin and pressed between two thin sheets of glass are placed in the windows so that the light pouring through gives the Alaskan scenes a clear and realistic appear ance.
 The pictures were taken in 190l- 02, and were exhibited at the ex- positions in Chicago, St. Louis and Portland at the turn of the cen tury.
 Over 100 persons signed the guest register last night, the majority of them from Juneau There were many other visitors, most of whom are fairly frequent guests at the museum and who did not sign.
 Curator Keithahn is hoping that it will be possible at some time in the future to have another exhibit for Alaskans, to enable them to in- spect the museums fine herbarium which contains several thousand AL askan botanical specimens.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
BIG CROWD ATTENDS "JUNEAU NIGHT" AT TERR. MUSEUM THUR.

The special opening of the Terri torial Museum last night, following the first re-painting and renovation of the museum in IS years, was very well attended. Curator Edward l.. Keithahn arranged the opening in order that residents of Juneau could see the displays in the bright clean surroundings.
 Even the moosehide hanging, de- picting the Reclamation" of an old mining camp by wild animals, was sent to the dry cleaners, and Sydney Laurence's painting "Denali" was washed down with castillo soap and then rubbed with poppy oil
 Curator Keithahn also permitted visitors to inspect the library which is the largest and most complete library of Alaskan material. There are 15,0OO volumes in the collection, many of them priceless, and thou sands of pamphlets pertaining to things Alaskan. Ordinarily the li brary is. not open to tourists.
 The first editions of the Is news papers which have been published in Juneau were on display, and the library contains bound copies of ev- cry Alaskan newspaper, having more complete collection than the U. s. Congressional Libarry.
 Guests also visited the library for the use of special students, in which there are 1000 leather bound vol> umes, including the Smithsonian Reports since 1885. Proceedings of the U. s. National Museum, Reports of the Commissioner of Indian Af-, fairs since 1849, ana numerous other complete sets. The leather bindings
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Kirkham Sr.; Senior Warden, Val A. Poor; Junior Warden, Leigh S. Grant; Treasurer, Albert E. Goetz; Secretary, Charles M. Tuckett.
 The following were appointed officers: Glen J. Kirkham, Jr. Senior Deacon; Dan Livie, Junior Deacon; James Wellington, Senior Steward; James Devon, Junior Steward; John R. Rogers, Chap lain; George Edward Bach, Mar shal; John Mills, Tyler; and J. O. Kirkham, Organist.
 A very rare instance is noted in this years officers, in that three generations of one family are hold ing office in the lodge. J. O Kirkham, a Past Master, is the father of Glen A. Kirkham, who is Worshipful Master of the lodge for the third elected term. Glen J Kirkham, son of Glen K, makes the third generation.
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ANIMAL MEMORIAL SERVICES BE HELD
 BY ELk5 ON SUNDAY

The annual Memorial Services of the Elk Lodge will be held at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the Elks Auditorium. The Mem orial Services are given in honor of the members who have passed away during the year.
 Earl P. McCarron will deliver the eulogy and Ernest Ehler will sing three selections. Mrs. Wilda Faunce Husted will be the pianist and accompanist for the service. The ritualistic services will be giv- en by the Lodge officers.
 The public is invited.
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MRS. CAHILL WRITES

A letter was received from MT and Mrs. Wendell Cahill this week stating they are settled in Oakland Calif., and 10th are feeling well They wished to be remembered to the many friends on the Channel and send kindest Christmas wishes
 Also sending greetings from Cali fornia to their friends here, art MT. and Mrs. Erwin Hachmiester who are now in Los Angeles fol a visit