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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04
Hinen

Himen
V soboto 6. septembra sc bo-
sta porocila Miss Dorothy Ria
vec, hcerka poznane druzine Mr..
in Mrs. August Rijavec, 6836
Bayliss Ave., in Mr.. Charles
Schmunk IL Moulton Ave. Poro-
ka Sc DO vrsila OBJ 10. uri zju-
traj v cerkvi sv. Vida, porocna
slavnost pa zvecer v Pythian
Castle Hall, E. IS st. Pc poro-
XII Sc mladi par poda ma zenito-
vanjsko potovanje v Christiana
Lake, Mich. - Nase cestitke!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04

Isce sorodnike "
Stanko Mohoric il Obrtniske
ulice 9, posta Jesenice, Jugosla-
via, bi rad zvedel "a svojega
bratranca in sestricno, katerih
oce Sc je smrtno ponesrecil.
Zadnjic Sc je cd njiju slisalo IL
Clevelanda. Njiju oce France
Mohoric je bill brat Stankotove-
ga oceta Janeza, ter je bill donna
il Selc. Prosi Sc jul, da piseta
bratrancu ma omenjeni naslov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04
Ma operaciji

Ma operaciji
Mrs. Ludwig Prosen il 1916
Arrowhead Ave. sc je danes
zjutraj podvrgla Hponovni opera
ciji v Clevelan Osteopathic boil
nisnici ma 3146 Euclid Ave. Pr
vo operacijo je prestala prosli
teden. Prijateljice jo bodo lahko
obiskale cd sobote naprej. zeli-
mo il skorajsnjo popolno okrc-
vanje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04
Vile rojenice

Vile rojenice so Sc zglasile II.
augusta pri Mr.. in Mrs. Bernard
Kraft ma 435 E. 165 St. in pu-
stile v spomin zalo hcerkico pr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jean. De-
klisko ime mlade mamice lie bi-
10 Dorothy Sever ter je hci po-
znane pokojne Jennie Sever. Mr..
Kraft je S tenn osmic postal sta
ri oce, toda to je prva vnukinja
v druzini Kraft. Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04

Poroka
v soboto zjutraj OBJ $50 uri
Sc bosta porocila v cerkvi Marie
Vnebovzete ma Holmes Ave.
Miss Josephine Mersnik, h6erka
Mrs. Jennie Mersnik il 1922 E.
173 st. in Mr.. Elmer Pintar, sin
Mr.. in Mrs. John Pintar il 1888
e. 176 st. Sorodniki in prijate-
Iii 50 vabljeni, da Sc ude1eze
porocnih obredoy.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04
|Pogreb

Pogreb
Pogreb pokojnega Stanko
Sladovicha Sc DO vrsil v petek.
popoldne oh poldveh IL Grdino-
vega pogrebnega zavoda v cer-
kew sv. Save ma E. 36 St. OBJ
dveh in nato ma rusko pokopali-
See. Stanoval je ma 1916 E. 33
st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04
OjaGenje policije

Prihodnji teden bo cleveland
ska policija dobila 25 "rekru-
tov," sc cemur sc bo redarstvo
nasega mesta povecalo ma 1000
osobja. Vsi novi policisti bodo
dodeljeni nocni sluzbi v nadi, da
Sc DO ma ia nacin omejilo stevil-
ne ulicne napade ma zenske, XII Sc
dogajajo v zadnjem casu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04
v bolnisnici

V Lutheran bolnisnici sc ma
haja Mrs. Frances Miklavcic il
252 Eddy Rd. Prijateljice jo lah-
ko obiscejo v sobi st. 217, cd 2.
do 4. popoldne in cd Z. do 8. I'VE
Ger. zelimo il, da bi CHM preje
popolnoma okrevala!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04
Beuin priporo6a Ameriki,
da maj razdeli zlato
Smatra, da je zlato glavni vzrok
ekOn0mskega kaosa ma svetu

SOUTHPORT, Anglia, 3. septembra- -Zunanj tajnik
Ernest Bevn je danes aperal Zednjene drzave, mai
razdelo velike zaoge zlata, XII nahajao nalozene
F Knoxu, ker da je to najbol sguren nacin da OBJ
nOVi ekOnOmiiO ma SVetu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04
Ameriski uradnik
Osmesil BeyinOv predlOg

WASHINGTON, 8. septembra
-Neki neimenovani uradnik dr.
zavne zakladnice je osmesil
predlog angleskega zunanjega
ministra Ernesta Bevina, da Ze-
dinjene drzave razdelijo zlato,
XII Sc nahaja nalozeno v trdnjavi
Fort Knox.
"ce druge dezele zelijo nase
zlato, ga lahko dobijo ma isti ma.
Gin, kot smo ga mi cd njih do.
bill" je rekel uradnik. ''Polozijo
mai denar po ceni $35 "a undo
zlata. Napis ma prodaj' Sc ze ma
haja ma zlatu. Z
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04
Ma yelikem shOdu v DetrOitu ie
rekel, da Sc BIO ustvaril0 n0v0
stranko, &c dem0kratska ne bo
postala stranka miru in napredka

DETROIT, l. septembra- Henry A. Wallace je
lkem deavskem shodu XII e vrsil Delavski prank
ma Cadillac Square, reke vec ko 10000 prisotnm deav
Gem, da "bomo ustvar stranko bo uspelo
iz demokratske sranke ustvart stranke miru in ma
predka"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04
Ogeni v skladiSEu

Y praznem skladiscu ma 354O
Croton Ave-, je snoei izbruhnil
polar, ki je napravil "a $3.50
skode, predno SO ga ognjegasci
sprawl pod kontrolo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04

predka."
Bivsi predsednik Zedinjenih
drzav je svetoval delavcem, da
Sc zdruzijo v politicno enotnost
S farmarji in postavijo ma gla-
sovnico d la S k o-farmersko
stranko pri predsedniskih in
kongresnih volitvah prihodnje-
ga leta. Pristavil pa je, da maj sc
to stori v slucaju, &c "niste ma
poti, da Sc pogajate "a prevla-
dujoco pozicijo v demokratslzi
stranki."
Okrog $4,000 udelezencev
sodelovalo pri paradi
Wallace je Sc enkrat ponovil,
da sedanja politika Zedinjenih
drzav in predsednika Trumana
vodi "dezelo v depresijo in VOL
no."
Pokroviteljstvo shoda, ma ka-
terem je govoril Wallace, je ime-
la organizacija Wayne County
Council CIO.
Pred govorom sc je Wallace
ma celu povorke ogromne mnozi-
ce kakih $4,000 udelezencev (po
proracunu policije) podal skozi
glavne ulice ma zgodovinski try
Cadillac Square.
V govoru Wallacea je bilo ne
koliko prijateljskih opazk o Ru-
siji in dosti ostrih obsodb Tru-
manove administracije, posebno
kar Sc tice notranje politike. To-
da mocno poudarjena nota v 60
voru Wallacea je bila, da Sc bill
Ia dvanajsta ura, &c delavci in
farmerji nameravajo zdruziti
svoje moci in postati vodilna si-
la demokratske stranke.
Urgira ustvarjanje
politicne masinerije
Wallace je urgiral, da Sc
ustvari politicno masinerijo zno-
traj stranke in svaril, da Sc lah-
ko samo S tako masinerijo de-
lavci in farmerji polastijo kon-
trole.
'Ce Sc ne boste spuscali v pre-
zgodnja kompromisna pogaja-
MIA z reakcionarnimi element v
demokratski stranki, JAZZ sem
popolnoma preprican, da Sc vas
glas lahko slisi znotraj stranke.'
| Voditelj ameriskih progresiv-
cev je govoril 100000 in
cello vec glasov organiziranega
delavstva in njihovih druzin, XII
bi mogli postati instrument "a
izoblikovanje "neranljive Anle-
rike, XII ne bi bila dezela, katero
bi Sc zavidalo, ampak resnicni
prijatelj vseh narodov."
"Taksno meriko lahko
ustvarimo S trdim delom "a
ustvaritev nase politicne masi-
nerije, kot ste ustvarili vase ma
sinerijo "a kolektivna pogaja-
MIA"
Wallace je rekel, da je maj
bolj siguren nacin "a unicenje
demokracije ,ako bi Sc nadalje
ODE stranki ostali 'tlastnina re-
akcionarnih kapitalistov."
l Mi ne moreno zopet dovollti
.|volitev, pri katerih Sc glasoya-
|nja ne bi udelezila ve6ina volil-
cev, ker SO vsled pomanjkanja
jasne razlike med progresom in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04
Pozdravi

Pozdrave vseh prijateljem in
znancem posiljajo il lepega Sa-
ginow, Mich, poznana Mrs. Rose
Ivancic il E. 222 St., Mrs. J.
Jane in Miro Romanints, XII Sc
nahajajo tamkaj ma poeitnicah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04

Pokojni Frank Francelj
Kot Sc nam poroca, je bill
pokojni Frank Francelj (F'ran-
cis) p. d. Matkuc, poznan pod
imenom sustar. Pogreb oskr-
Ibuja zeletov pogrebni zavod.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04
Novi grobovi
FRANK JELUSIC

Dne II. julia je v Californi.
j nagloma umrl "a srcno hibo
Frank Jelusic, star So let. Po-
kojni je z druzino vec let zivel
v Maple Heights, O., zadnje ca
Sc pa imajo svoj dom ma 1891
Melvern Ave Radi rahleg a
zdravja Sc je pokojni podal
pred letom dni v Fontano, Ca
lifornia, kjer ga je dohitela
smrt. Donna je bill il Rodika pri
Divaci. V Ameriki je bival 40
let in je bill clan drustva Lunder
Adamic st. 28 SNPJ in drustva
Dom st. 25 SDZ. Tukaj zapu-
Sea soproga Viktorijo, rojeno
Podpadec, donna IL Trebnjega
ma Dolenjskem, hcer Mrs. Do
rothy Dagger v Los Angeles,
CAL, in sina Harry. Pogreb Sc
je vrsil IA. julia v San Berna-
dino, Cal.
V petek zjutraj oh 7:3O uri
Sc bo brala zadusnica "a pokoj-
mega v cerkvi Marie Vnebovze-
te ma Holmes Ave. Sorodniki in
prijatelji so vabljeni, da Sc
opravila udeleze.
JOHN SPILAR
Danes zjutraj oh 6. uri je po
dolgi in mucni bolezni preminil
John Spilar, p. d. pri Jakobo-
viii, star 63 let, stanujoc ma
1858 Saranac Rd. Donna je bill
il Nadanjega sela pri St. Pc
tru ma Krasu. V Ameriki :je BIZ
val 81 let in je bill clan drustva
Mir st. 142 SNIP, podr. st. 3
SMZ in delnicar Slov. donna ma
Holmes Ave. Tukaj zapusca "a
lujoco soprogo Josephine, roje-
ne sMacek, donna IL Cerknice pri
Rakeku, sina Stanley, hcer Vio-
let, brata Josepha in Jacka v
Victory, Vermontu, sestri Mrs.
Anna Baraga in Mrs. Frances
Susel ter vec sorodnikov,, v sta
rem kraju pa sestri Mario in
Ivano ter vec sorodnikov. Po-
greb sc bo vrsil v soboto zju-
traj oh 9:15 uri IL zeletovega
pogrebnega zavoda ma 458 E.
152 St. v cerkev Marie Vnebo-
vzete oh 1915 uri in nato ma
Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04
Angleski majnerji izzivajo
drzavni premOgOvni Odbor

LONDON, 3. septembra "
South Yorkshire je izbruhnila
resna stavka premogarjev, XII Sc
Sc vedno siri. Stavka je v zvezi
z odlocitvijo drzavnega odbora
"a premog, XII je odlocil, da mo-
rajo premogarji v teh najvecjih
premogovnikih Anglije, kjer >je
zaposlenih $4,000 majnerjev,
kopati premog ma dveh dodat-
nih cevljev povrsine.
Najprvo 80 zastavkali premo-
garji v rovih Grimethorpe in 81
Ger $500 njih. Ia skupina je
prva odloeno zavrgla APPEL pred
sednika premogarjev v York
shire, XII je dve uri poskusal ma
govoriti premogarje, maj Sc W.
nejo ma delo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04

Ndro6Gjte, Shite IN, Htajte
I nsAoproV,,osti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04

Bevin, XII je govoril ma kon-
gresu strokovnih unij, je izia-
vii, da svet mora urediti vpra-
sanje bilance placevanja, ali pa
Sc DO nahajal v stalnem kaosu.
"Je vec nacinov, da Sc to
vprasanje uredi. Vem, da bo
Ameriko, to, kar bonn povedal,
vznemirilo, toda JAZZ moran ved-
no koga vznemirjati.
"Moje osebno prepricanje je,
da je Amerika spravila sebe v
nepovoljen polozaj in obdavcila
svojo lastno dezelo, ker nj raz-
DELLA zlata, XII Sc nahaja nalo-
zeno v Fort Knoxu, KY.
"Ce hi nasli nov rudnik zlata
ma svetu, hi to bilo velike kori-
sti, toda tu je zlato, XII je re bilo
izkopano in lezi brez koristi.'
Bevin je tudi okrcal Rusijo,
da Sc "glupo posluzuje veta," in
izjavil, da je Anglia storila vse,
da Sc izvrsijo dolocbe potsdam-
skega sporazuma.
Zunanji tajnik je urgiral de-
lavce, maj pospesijo produkcijo,
tako da bi dezela mogla biti ne
odvisno, bodisi cd vzhoda ali pa
zapada.
"l1ene so obtozili, da posku-
sem navezati Anglijo ma Ameri-
ko," je rekel Bevin. "Bog Sc
usmili-jaz sem tn, da apeliram
ma vas, da Sc borite "a neodvis-
most v delavnicah."
Bevin je rekel, da je prvic V
400 letih Anglia v taksnem po-
lozaju, da ne more vrsiti vpliva
z blagom ,denarjem ali pa pre-
mogom.
"Dajte mi orodje produkcije
in spremenil bonn zunanjo poll
tiko Europe, je rekel Bevin.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12
Rosh Hashonah sos

AS far as Florida is concerned
the picture is bright indeed. Our
Jewish communities are alert and
well organized. Under the spirit
ual leadership of an active Asso-
citation of Florida Rabbits, who are
working in splendid spirit of
understanding conscious not
of their differences in meaningless
labels of Orthodox, Conservative,
Reform, but in their unity and
common aims, we have strength.
Florida Jewry is growing. Twen-
ty Jewish communities have
Rabbis and Synagogue centers.
Many Jewish communities too
small for full time Rabbits are be-
ing led by inspired laymen !. !.
young and interested in Jewish
life. New youth workers are be-
ing hired by B'nai Birth and the
Zionist Districts; summer camps
are being planned and better CO.
ordination is being developed in
the field of Jewish education.
Many Jewish communities in Flor
ida are expanding Jewish resi-
dents have moved into the area
who are roofing themselves in new
businesses and purchasing homes
to spend the rest of their days
midst sunshine and palm trees.
Tallahassee has hired splendid
new Rabbi, julius Kravitz who
will not only serve the growing
Reform Congregation but will di-
rect the Hillel Foundation at the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12
Orlando, Florida

new Florida State University
where for the first time both men
and women will study Hundreds
of the new students will be Jewish
and will benefit from Jewish lead
ership. Miami and Miami Beach
will soon see beautiful new build
ings with expanded facilities for
Jewish teaching and training. Or
lando is building a $4,000 Educa-
tional Building to Congregation
Ohev Shalom which will serve the
growing youth; Miami is finishing
Rabbi Aprils Jr. Congregation
Building which will cost upwards
of $4,000 and throughout the
state new plans are materializing
for more intensive Jewish life.
Thus the Jew in America +. in
Florida is Marking Time" not
merely counting another year and
satisfied to stand in the same
place, but marking time" and
stepping forward.
AS the New Year dawns with
new hope and expectancy, may we
be written into the Book of Life
for a full, creative and Jewishly
fruitful year. May we serve our
communities as loyal citizens and
may we usher in, with sincere
prayer and dedication, year filled
with new achievement and joy.
"Simcha L'artzecho, v'sosson
L'ireycho" may there rebound
happiness to Thy land, and joy
to Thy city" and may we Ameri-
can Jews help to unity Jewry
everywhere ; "V'yaasu kulom
agudah achas" MAY we all
become one united people among
the peoples of the earth.
Amen.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12

After years marriage, Rabbi and Mrs David Roen became parents
Of baby girl Brucha Besed aboard the Sobek two two days
u A. The couple fled NaziOccuped Poland to
Europe until found haven here with
the aid of United Service for New Americans and the Joint Distributor
and DC both which supported b
campaign of United Jewish Appeal for 94 aided group Of W
their families arriving aboard the Polish liner
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12
Continued from Page IS

place. American Jewish commun-
tiles are organizing and planning
and thinking about their future.
Community Councils are bringing
devoted leadership to American
Jewish communities. Dedicated
men and women interested in Jew
ish survival are cleaning house of
those so-called Jews who have
been in leadership with the cancer
of "sha-sha assimilation" eating
at their vitals. We will see from
now on more emphasis on Jewish
education and adult education and
more funds expended for youth
guidance and better teachers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-03

mans program limited to the protection of Greece and Turkey from Communist aggression. Now they are finding out what they have taken on.
 Britain has long been paramount in the Medi- terranean and the Middle East. Now she confesses that she is third power incapable of defending the quarters where she has held sway. She confers this doubtful if desperate job the United States but she specifics that, while ours will be the sole burden of front line military defense she will retain all of her old political and economic interests This is highly advantageous arrangement. We act the role of the bouncer and pay for the privilege; she collects whatever dividends there are.
 British military spokesmen are already busy point ing out the nature of our new duties It IS stated that the Suez Canal corporation controlled by British and French stockholders will become first responsibility" of the United States. Britain will also transfer to MT. Truman very considerable legacy of ill will in the Moslem world She has already made shift to push the perpexng Palestine question onto our shoulders by stepping aside while we argue the Zionist case in the United Nations. We are left to cone with the resentment of the Arabs who possess the oil fields which the principal tangible asset of the Middle East
 It is blandly stated in London that the with drawal of Britain has been made possible by the "enereence of the United States an active Medl- terrauean power with definite interests to defend" Until the last few months these alleged interests were known only to the big oil companies. Then MT Iru- man discovered them too and rushed before Congress with his plan to push the American frontier to the DardanelleS and the ShoreS o1 the BLACK oea' NO" the collateral responsibilities are being heaped high on our back by the British empire, without even rnutter of protest from Washington.
 The next development in the extension of the Truman doctrine will find the United States being given the duty of defending India from which Britain has promised pull out within year The latest an- nouncement is that before she does so. she is going to carve the country into Hindu, Moslem and, pos sibly Sikh states The communal differences among Indians are so bitter that, whatever arrangements are decreed they will arouse the most intense hos tilty and in all likelihood will lead to civil war.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-03
20 YEARS AGO TIT fME EMPIRE
JULY 3, 1927


 weather predicted Weatherman everything looked celebration With 10 assembling addition the organizations floats decorated
  United soldiers Chlkoo Barracks
 Line march Front Street to Triangle Place along Front Main Fourth Franklin City immediately the for the patriotic 
 reviewing stand aide Simpson MacKnnon Major Thornton and his aide  Judson The Judges of the Parade J. Mcbride w. E. Novel; H. l. Heintzleman and the U. S Customs House and do the judging from that point held Alaskans holding the Hall Coliseum Melody Men holding the regular Saturday ships Chlkoo halls
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-03
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
No. 5707-a

No. 5707-a In the District Court for the Ter ritory of Alaska, Division Num- Der One. At Juneau MARGARET BALDWIN. Plaintiff, vs. DONALD STANLEY BALD WIN, Defendant.
 The President of the United States of America. To the above named defendant, GREETING: You aIe hereby required to appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, First Division, at Juneau, Alaska, within thirty (30 days after the last publication of this. sum- mons, in case this summons is pub lished. or within forty (40) days after the date of it's service upon you, in case this summons is served upon you personally, and answer the plaintiffs complaint on file in said court and in the above entitled cause.
 The plaintiff in said action de- mands the following relief: A di- vorce on the grounds of incompati- bility of temperament.
 In event you fail so to appear and answer the plaintiff will take judg- ment against you for want thereof, and will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint, and as herein stated
 Witness the Honorable judge of said court, and the seal of said court, hereunto affixed at Juneau, Alaska, June 19, 1947
 J. H. WALMER.
 Clerk of the above entitled court.
 By: P. D. E. McIVER,
 Deputy Clerk. Last publication, July 10, 1947. First publication, June 19, 1947.
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work for 60 days after his contract ends"
 The government sets up the wages for which he should work, D said Huber.
 No" Taft replied, there is only a 60-day period in there in case where the whole nation is affected by an industry He has to continue the status quo for 50 days
 O'Neal then spoke of the long hours worked by farmers, and their anger about how the other fellow works"
 Well" replied Huber, T repre- sent three rural counties and I have the highest opinion in the world for farmers and industry. But I also found some farmers who worked part time in our factories in addi- tion to taking care of their own work"
 (coPYRroHT, 1947, BELL SYNDICATE. INc)
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Puerto RicO's Governor
(New York Times

Last summer President Truman took a progressive step in appointing Jesus T Pinero, Puerto Rican. as Governor of the island Previously all Governors had been from the continental United States and none of them Puerto Ricans. The testimony of many wit nesses is that Mir. Pinerc has made good Governor Now the Puerto Rcans have suggested that as another step in their progression toward sef-government they be allowed to elect their own Governor. They have their own Legislature they point out. Why not their own elected executive?
 There is bill before Congress that would provide for such an election next year for four-year term It was introduced in the Senate by Senator Butler (S ll84 and in the House by Representative Crawtord (H R. 33O9l It is supported by Secretary of the In terior Krlg and has met no open opposition. There is the danger however, that in the legislative jam that is building up it will be put aside That should not occur This is important matter to the Puerto Ricans It should also be important to Congress. This further extension of the privilege of United States citizenship to the 100000 people of Puerto Rico would be democratic step forward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-03
JULY FOURTH

From l776 to l947 is not very long time to the historian. but it is long enough to give the onteo States the longest continuing record of maintaining working democracy a form of government still firmly based upon the principles of those inspired men who signed the Decalaration of Independence on that first American Fourth of July.
 Within our own nation. have fought successfully to keep those democratic principles of liberty and equality won for the people
 The American people have gone to war many times to protect those rights established in the Declaration whenever they were threatened by any totalitarian nation or nations America continues more than ever today as the stronghold of the free and cemocrauc form of government.
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Daily Lessons in English v. |. GORDON

MISUSED Do say. you with the Say you FINISHED OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Studous:
 
 Efervescence; this word. SYNONYMS Communicate convey, tell, 
 WORD STUDY Use word three times and yours" Let
  ENVIRONMENTS whatever surroundings Everything envronment.'-Arnold
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-03
British Withdrawal
Chicago Tribune)

British military sources have confirmed reports that empire defense lines are to be withdrawn to Africa and that the Middle East, with all of its ex- plosve possibilities is be dumped into the lap o1 the United States as an American responsibility" Brtains strategic retreat obviously is intended to relocate the imperial life line in areas sufficiently remote so that British deenses would not be overrun in the event of a tangle with Russia
 Thus the continuing consequences of President Truman's sucker play in setting himself up the custodian of civilization against Soviet eX- pansion gradually unfold The too smart gentle men in Congress originally told that MT. Tru-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-03
MODERN ETIQUETTE Hy $oRrprA 1rr

O. visiting people very retiring hour should the
 Either the probably between eleven
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-03
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING

Notice is given that H. l. LUCAS. Administrator of the Estate of Hen ry Behrends, has filed his Final Report and petition for distribution, and that a hearing will be held thereon before the undersigned at Juneau, Alaska at 200 o'clock P. M. on September 3, 1947 at which time objections may be filed and contest made to the Final Report.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, July End, l947.
 FELIX GRAY, U. s. Commissioner and Ex-Officio Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct. First publication, July 3, l947. Last publication, July 24, 1947.