davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
Beirut izvoljen "a
predsednika Poljske

VARSAVA, 5. feb. - Biloxi
vladnih strank, XII so zmagale
pri zadfjih volitvah, je danes
izvolil "a predsednika Bolesla-
va Beiruta, XII je skozi 16 me-
secev stal ma celu provizoricni
vladi, XII je bila prvotno orga-
nizirana v Moskvi. Prvi predsed-
mix move poljske republike je bill
rojen kot sin kmeckih starsev
in je "a. let star.
Beirut je bill edini kandidat,
XII ga je nominirala zbornica in
dobil je 4O8 glasov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
VISA EVROPA SKLEPEcE
VSLED SILNEGA MRAZA

LONDON, 5. februarja. -
Danes je v Angliji in sirom Ia
padne Europe .pritisnil oster
mraz, cemur Sc je bolj po-
ostrila kriza vsled pomanjkanja
premoga. v Angliji so vsled pre-
mogovne krize zaprle vrata to-
varne, XII uposlujejo $4,000 oseb.
v Berlinu sc je ustavil obrat
pri podjetjih, XII uposlujejo 32,-
900 oseb, medtem ko je 100000
delavcev odsotnih cd della vsled
raznih bolezni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
RUDARJI ZAJEL.I
VISOKE URADNIKE

LA PAZ, Bolivia, S. feb.-V
rudokopih Oploca SO baje rudar-
il zajeli visoke uradnike kom-
panije in jih drzijo kot svoje
jetnike.
IL vladnih krogov so podali
izjavo, da Sc zavedajo tega poro-
ella. Neki uradnik rudarskega
podjetja Patino je izjavil, da nj
mogel dobiti telefonskih zvez z
Oploco zaradi "slabega vreme-
na."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
Starsi. pozor!

Starsi. pozor!
Vse starse otrok, XII pohajajo
k vajam Mladinskega pevskega
zbora, Sc opozarja, da Sc vrsi no.
coj redna pevska vaja. Posiljaj-
te otroke redno ma vaje, da sc bo
moglo CHM bolj pripraviti "a po-
mladansko prireditev. Apelira
sc ma slovenske starse v splos-
mem, da vpisete otroke pri zboru.
Sedaj je zadnja prilika pred
predstavo, XII sc DO vrsila 80.
marca. samo par vaj nikakor ne
zadostuje ter je nujno, da jih
posiljate vsak cetrtek OBJ peti
uri v Slovenski delavski dom ma
Waterloo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
WINCHELL O VOLITVAH
v POLISH IN GEORGIJI

V svoji redni koloni v "Cleve-
land News cd 5. februarja pise
Znani casnikar Walter Winchell:
PRAY ko je vsak padel v hudo
jezo zaradi volitev, XII so Sc vrsi-
le v Poljski, je poslaniska zbor-
MICA v .Georgiji sprejela zakon
o belih predvolitvah,' XII jemlje
volilno pravico milijonu ameri-
SIKH drzavljanov. Oh, brother!
To DO 'Pravda' imela svoj praz-
nik!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06

Podtalna organizacija zidov
"Irgun Zvai Leumi" je napove-
dala Anglezem vojno do "po-
slednjega diha.'
V svoji formalnf rezoluciji je
nacionalni svet zidov (Vaad Le-
umi) pooblastil II clanov svoje
eksekutive, maj napisejo "poln
odgovor v soglasju S cuti govo-
row nocojsnjega zasedanja. sve-
ta." I'll govori so bill podani v
jasnem tonu odbijanja angle
skega ultimatuma.
Anglezi so v ultimatumu opo-
zorili zidovski svet, XII zastopa
okrog 100000 zidov, da mai Sc
pridruzijo bprbi "a zatrtje "tero-
rizma," ker da bodo v nasprot-
mem slucaju podvrzeni vojnim
zakonom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
BOLGARIJA nj ZADO-
|VOLJNA z MIROVNO
POGODBO

SOFIA, 3. feb. - Bolgarski
premier Georgij Dimitrov je
podal izjavo, v kateri je rekel,
da bo Bolgarija sicer podpisa-
la mirovno pogodbo, toda bo
obenem njena delegacija izrazi-
la nezadovoljstvo glede iste.
v besedilu vladne izjave je re-
ceno, da 50 mirovni pogoji "a
Bolgarijo povzroeili pri vladi
"globoko zalost zaradi nepra-
vicnosti, XII sc nahajajo v neka-
terih klavzulah."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
RAKETIRSKI KROzEK
RABBIT v, NEMcIJI

FRANKFURT, 2. feb.-Ame-
riske okupacijske oblasti so raz-
bile organizirano raketirstvo po-
tom prostitucije in tatvine. Or
ganizacija nemskih deklet in cr-
noborzijancev je ameriskim vo-
jakom potonn raznih prevar
kradla njihove plate.
Okrog 90 nenskih deklet ii
naoskih sc nahaja v zaporu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
SoVJETSKA ZVEZA
30 UMAKN1LA cETE
cEZ SLOVASKO

PRAGA, 4. feb. - Sovjetska
vlada je zaprosila "a dovoljenje
in ga tudi dobila, da umakne
svoje cete ma Madzarskem cez
ozemlje Slovaske in sicer cd Sc
daj pa do 1. aprila. 4.
Ia sporazum je dal allpovod 60
voricam, da bo sledilo veliko
umikanje sovjetskih Get il Mad
zarske in Avstrije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
CHURCHILLA SO
ZOpET UzALILI'

LONDON, A. feb. - v
diskuzijah, XII SO Sc vrsile v
parlamentu, so glavni pred
met bile cigare bivsega
premierja Winstona Chur-
chilla in holliwoodski fibmi.
Tobak in fiImf znasajo
okrog 40 odstotkov vsega
uvOza Anglije il Zedinjenih
drzav. Churchill in niegovi
kOnzervativci Sc zoperstav-
ljajo uporabi denarja v te
namene. Churchill je v svo-
jem govoru rekel:
"Ai ne bi bio boljse, da
Sc amerisko posojilo upo-
rabi "a dvig nase. industri-
je ma predvojno stopnjo in
"a kupovanje hrane?"
Ma to pripombo je odgo-
voril poslanec H ugh Dial
ton oCitnim namigava-
MEM ma ogromno koiicino
cigar, XII jih Churchill po-
kadi. "Seveda bi bilo zelO
dobro, &c ne bi del nasega
prebivalstva ia k o strastno
kadil tObak."
Churchill je bill seveda
uzaljen
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
Polar v hotelu

Vceraj zgodaj zjutraj je ma
stal v hotelu Linden ma 2O49
e. " St. pozar, XII je so stano-
valcev pognal ma cesto, neka r.
letna zenska pa je ocividno xgre-
sila pot ma prosto in je bila maj
dena zadusena Cd pima. Ognje-
gasci SO polar nitro sprawl pod
kontrolo., skoda znasa $2,5OO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
Krozek st. ! Prog. Slov.

Clanice krozka st. 1 Prog. Slo-
venk SO prijazno vabljene, da
sc nocoj .gotovo udeleze redne
seje, XII Sc bo pricela oh 7:3O
uri SID ma Waterloo Rd. Pc
seji bo dr.. Virant predaval in
vabi Sc tudi prijateljice Progre-
sivnih Slovenk, da pridejo ma
predavanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
POVECANJE TRGOVINE
MED ANGLLJO IN RUSIJO

LONDON, 4. feb. Angleska
vlada je predlozila Sovjetski
zvezi, da bi poslala v Sovjetsko
zveso tajnika prekomorske tr~
.govine Hilary Marquanda v ci-
lju, do Sc razmotriva pogoje n
povecanje trgovine med obema
drxavama.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
.Prosta; zabava

.Prosta zabava
Krozek st. 8 Prog. slovenk
prired " nedeljo popoldne cd
8. ure naprej. domaco clansko
zabavo v SLOW. drustvenem do
mu ma Recher Ave. Vabljene so
vse clanice, da pridejo, kot tudi
prijatelji krozka ter vsi oni, XII
SO ze kdaj sodelovali pri pri-
redbah krozka. Zabava bo pro-
sta in obeta Sc par ur razvedri-
la v prijazni druzbi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
zidOvski uporniki
preZrli ultirnatum

zidovska podtalna organizaci-
ia Irgun ocitno kljubuje angle
skemu ultimatumu. V porocilu,
XII je bilo oddano potion tajne ra-
dio postaje, so uporniki izjavili ::
Anglia je koncno snela svo-
jo kririko in Sc pojavlja kot ma
vaden okupator. Mi Sc nahajamo
pred vojno, ali pa kapitulacijo.
Mi ne bono kapitulirali. Ne mo-
reno verjeti, da bi mnozice Ii
dovskega naroda v Palestini po-
stale kvizlingi proti nam. Irgun
Sc bo borila do poslednjega di-
ha."
Medtem pa Sc vrsi nadaljna
evakuacija angleskih zen in
otrok il Palestine.
IL neuradnih krogov prihaja
vest, da bodo Anglezi umaknili
priznanje Nacionalnega sveta
zidov "a predsednika zidov, in
to verjetno v torek.
NEW YORK, 5. feb.-Rabinec
Abba Hillel Silver IL Clevelanda,
Xxi je predsednik Ameriskega III
onisticnega sveta, je danes po-
dal izjavo, v kateri je rekel, da
je sklical izvanredno sejo sveta
"a II. februar, ma kateri Sc bo
ustvaril nacrt delovanja, XII DO v
soglasju sedanjim polozajem
v Palestini.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
Priporocila burbonskega
"vescaka'' glede del. unij

Kaksna "nebesa" bi radi ustvarii ameriSko deav-
stvo skrani burbonc e posalo asno ko vcera govor
pred clevelandskih ndustrijacev ekonomski I'VE
Soak John W. Scove il Detroita XII je svojem govoru
spustil acka il zaklja in zbranim magnatom tako-le
govoril:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
OdSla Y Flosido

Mrs. Louis Wees il Pasnow
Ave. - je podala Y Tampa, Fla,
kjer se- nahaja MEN soprog,
Tam namerava ostAti mesec dai.
Srecna pot!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
vaxna seja

Nocoj OBJ osmih Sc DO vrsila
vazna seja Zdruzenega odbora
clevelandskih Jugoslovanov' v
starem poslopju SIND ma GALL
st. Clair Ave. Ukrepalo Sc DO
o. podrobnostih "a sestanek v
petek q. februarja, ma katerem
bo nastopil Mr.. Zlatko Baloko-
vic, (ki bo govoril o svojem po-
toyanju v Jugoslaviji in Bolga-
riji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
Zidje " Palestini odbili
ultimatum Velike Britaniie
Podtalna organizacija je Anglezem
napovedala "boj do poslednjega dina"

JERUZALEM, 5. feb.-Zidovski nacionalni svet e
danes odbi angeski ultimatum XII je bill zrocen in
katerem Angezi zahteva da do cetrka prdru
Ii borbi, da zatre "terorzem podtalnh zdovskh
ganizacij.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
Mraxni val odhaja

20 sibirski zilni, ki sno 10
imeli zadnia diva dni v Cleve-
iandu, napoveduje vremenski
urad "a danes nekoliko omilje-
ME mraza.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
Republikanec zahteva preklic
Wagnerjeve postave

WASHINGTON, feb. 5.-Re-
publikanski kongresnik Clare
Hoffman IL Michigana je danes
pred odsekom "a delavske zade-
We priporoeal, da Sc Wagnerjev
zakon prekliee, ker zakon. nj re-
Sill sporov med delom in kapita-
lonn, temvec jih je poostril.
Hoffman je rekel, da 'ako Sc
Wagnerjevega zakona ne DO od-
pravilo, bodo Zedinjene drzave
koncno pahnjene "v civilno VOL
no."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
Novi grobovi
MARY HITI

MARY HITI
Danes zjutraj Oh lao uri je
po kratki in mucni bolezni pre-
minila ma svojem domu Mary
Hiti, preje Ponikvar, rojena
Drobnic. Stanovala je ma 915 E.
237 St. Donna je bila il vasi
Radlje, fara Velike Bloke, kjer
zapusca sorodnike. " Ameriki
je bivala 80 let in je bila clani-
ca drustva sv. Ane st. 4 SDZ.
Tukaj zapusca szalujoeega So
proga in stiri otroke: Louisa,
Jacka, Mrs. Ann Tegel in Mary
ter vee sorodnikov. Pogreb, Sc
bo vrsil v soboto zjutraj il ze-
letovega pogrebnega zavoda ma
458 E. 152 St. v cerkev sv. Pa
via ma e. 200 St. in nato ma Cal
vary pokopalisee.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06

Kolektivna pogajanja so zlo in
vse kolektivne pogodbe bi Sc mo-
rale brez sledu uniciti. Vsak de-
lavec maj Sc samostojno pogaja
z delodaj ajalcem, XII bi incl pravi-
co odslovlti vsakogar, XII mu nj
po wolff, in istotako maj bi vsak
delavec incl ''pravico," da pusti
delo, kakor hoce in izbira delo-
dajalca po svoji wolff.
Wagnerjev zakon bi Sc
moral dOcela uniciti
scovill je v svojem govoru
dalje izvajal:
"Wagnerjev zakon bi Sc moral
totalno odpraviti. Dal nj delav-
Gem nobenih pravic, vel pa je
delodajalcem pravice, XII so jih
imeli poprej.
"Ce Sc kaka skupina delavcev
zeli kolektivno pogajati, tedaj
maj bi nasla delodajalca, XII Sc
strinja Z mimi. Dobijo Sc Sc ne
kateri delodajalc XII verujejo v
kolektivno pogajanie, ampak "a
kaj, to We. edino lie Bog.
"ce delavcu ne ugajajo me-
tode delodajalca, maj neha delati
zanj in najde delo drugod. In
&c delodajalcu kak .delavec ne
prija, bi ga moral imeti pravico
odsloviti, ne da bi moral "a to
dajati pojasnila." =
"Vescak" Scovill seveda nj po.
vedal, da so take "nebeske raz-
mere ze obstojale, ampak pod
mimi so imeli nebesa lie deloda-
jalci, delavci pa pravo peklo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
UcENEC UBIL OcETA
ZARADI SL.ABIFI OCEN

COATSVILLE, Pa, 5. feb
Joseph Daniel, 15-letni uGenec je
bill tepen, ko je prinesel ocetu
slabo solsko spricevalo. To je
otroka tako razjarilo, da je par
ur pozneje 2 revolverjem ustrelil
svojega oceta, ko Sc je isti poja-
vii m pragu hise.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06

SIEVE BOGAUEh
Pc emo in pol letni bolezni :je
snoci oh 1850 uri umrl ma svo-
jenn domu Steve 'Bogadek, star
So let, stanujoc ma 1920 E. IA
St. Zadnje stiri mesece Sc je ma
hajal neprestano v postelji. Do
ma je bill IL sela, Petrijanec, od-
koder je prisel v Ameriko leta
1908. Uposlen je bill pri Phoe-
nix Machine Shop kot masinist
in je bill Clan drustva sv. Nikola
st. ~ HBZ. Tukaj zapusea So
progo Frances, rojeno Petrina,
in tri h6ere: Mrs. Mary Gay
dos, Mrs. Diana Prince in Rose.
mary, vnuke, brata Franka v
Pittsburghu in sestro v starem
kraju. Pogreb sc bo vrsil IL CIR.
dinovega pogrebnega zavoda
1853 e. 62 st. " ...
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22
5. p. STRIKE
 ENDED SOON
 AFTER START
Agreement Is Reached in San Francisco = lo(o-
 motives Steamed Up

SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-LP A strike by tie Brotherhood of locomotive Engineers which immo- bilized the Western lines of the Southern Pacific Railroad ended early today six hours and 45 minutes after it began.
 Thirty-nine minutes later the first of hundreds of locomotives idled by the brief strike puffed bask into service. It was a switch engine in the roalroads Oakland, Calf, yards.
 L. B. Mcdonald. Southern Pac- fife vice president in charge of operations, announced at 12:45 a. m, (PST) that an agreement with the union was reached in negotia- tions which had continued in ses- sion after the walkout began yes terday at 6 p. m.
 Shortly afterward P. O. Peter son, general chairman of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En- gineers, announced "an agreement has been signed and the strike indefinitely postponed while the remaining issues are settled by di- rect negotiations with the rail roads"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22
RENAL FIRE
 I5(HE(kED,
 ONE FRONT
Army Engineers dt Scene for Two Weeks Are
 Being Withdrawn

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, July 22.- R-With the gigantic Kenai Pen insula forest fire apparently check ed on it's northern front, the Army today began withdrawing Fort Richardson engineers who have been on the fire lines for nearly two weeks.
 A protective fire block has been completed around the fishing vil- lage of Kenai and the settlement is believed out of danger unless a wind shift sends emhers over the bulldozed gap.
 Forty-two men were returned here today from that area, but new attachments and supplies were dis patched to battle spot fires near the rim of the encircling strip.
 No reports were received on pro- gress of the huge blaze on the southern and western fronts, where it was slowly advancing yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22
AXE SLAYER
 |5 SOUGHT
 BY OFFICERS
Crime Witnessed by Indian Lone Body Identified
 as Carl 0Imstedd

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, July 22.-- R-A bald truck driver is the ob- ject of a widespread manhunt by Territorial officers today as they sought to locate the slayer of two persons whose mutilated bodies were found Sunday near the Little Gerstle River 20 miles southeast of Fairbanks.
 One of the victims was identified as Carl Olmstead. 63, longtime trapper in the area. The other man was not identified.
 U. s. Marshall Stanley J. Nichols, who termed the slayings a "grue- some axe murder" said the bodies were found by an Indian, Frank Feliz, after he saw one man leap into panel delivery truck and a second run into the nearby woods
 Felix, held as a material witness, said the driver was bald and had blood stains on his clothing. He could not describe the man he said fled into the forest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22
Economic Analysis Made ByTrurnan Given Approval;
 Assets, Also Shortcomings
By MARVIN L. ARRowsMITH

WASHINGTON, July 22,-lR-- President Truman's analysis of Americas economic assets and shortcomings drew general praise today from a Republican and Dem- crrat on the Congressional con- mittee seeking an anti-depression formula
 Sizing up the Chief Executives special mid-year report which coupled a description of "unprece- dented prosperity with call for greater efforts against imitation, Senator Flanders CR-VD told a re- porter:
 By and large, it looks like a good, careful job. think the most important thing the President said is that the food price and supply 4ituation merits the most careful watching.
 T am afraid uon't quite agree with him that there is no ground for general alarm now. There is. The President should make an ap- peal to the people now for strict economy in the use of food, and not watt, as he suggests, for real shortages
 Senator Myers D-Pa) sad In a separate interview that MT. Tru- man "has emphasized once again the necessity for affirmative action to stabilize our high level of pros- perity on a solid foundation"
 Declaring he is in full accord with the Presidents general recom- mendaticns, Myers added that 'un- fortunately Congress up to now has given little attention" to similar proposals contained in MT. Tru- mans first economic report to Con- eress last January.
 Both Myers and Flanders are members of the joint committee on the economic report, set up to study White House findings and make its own soundings.
 In the survey he submitted yes terday, the President urged among other things that prices be cut and wages increased where profits are high. Profits are high, he said in many cases"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22
By NORMAN BANFIELD

WASHINGTON, July 2l. The telegrams from R. E. Robertson, Juneau attorney; Walter P. Sharpe, former commissioner of labor, and William R. Carter. editor of the Empire, were appreciated by Sena- tor Langer of North Dakota who has agreed to reconsider his objec- ton to the pulp legislation after reading telegrams from the city councils and chambers of commerce authorizing me to represent Juneau, Petersburg, Douglas and Sitka.
 Constant and effective help on this legislation is being received from Senators Cain and Magnuson of Washington and Delegate Bart lett, as we'll as Public Lands Con- mittee employees, making it pos sible for long discussions between William Bates and Robert Jern- berg of Ketchikan. myself, ane Senators Butler, Langer, Watkins and Chairman O'Mahoney.
 Former Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes and Indian attorney James Curry who claims to repre- sent the natives of Alaska have given a very large number of Sen etors the impression that the na- tives have exclusive rights to the timber as on Indian reservations, and that this legislation would be a seizure by eminent domain with out prior payment of compensation.
 It is almost impossible, because of the mad, last-minute scramble before adjournment to see Senators Hatch, Thomas, Moore, Chavez, Morse and others who have the impression the sale of timber would be land grab.
 Final action on the legislation has been promised by Senator Ro- hert Taft, and vote may be taken Tuesday today.
 The much discussed Lemke Bill passed the House on the unanimous consent calendar, but was too late to get into the Senate which makes it a dead issue this year.
 In Juneau, Chamber of Con- merce Secretary, the Rev. Robert Webb. received a telegram from Senator Magnuson of Washington stating that the timber violation is on the calendar for action be- fore adjournment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Baranof, from Seattle, scheduled to arrive at 4:30 o'clock this after noon.
 Princess Norah, from Vancouver, scheduled to arrive at 4.30 o'clock this afternoon and sails for Skag- way at II o'clock.
 Square Sinnett. from Seattle, due sometime tomorrow
 Alaska. from Seattle, due Satur- day.
 Aleutian scheduled to sail from Seattle July 26.
 Princess Louise scheduled to sail from Vancouver July 26.
 Lucidor scheduled to sail from Seattle July %.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22
LEGISLATION DENOUNCED
 BY BARTLETT
Delegate Calls Vicious Pending Authorization
 for Research
By CHARLES D. WATKINS

WASHINGTON, July Z2.-tR-- Delegate Bartlett of Alaska de- nounced today as vicious piece of legislation" the pending author ization oi $144,940 for agriculture research in the Territory with the provision that the Agriculture De- partment take over the work now done by the University of Alaska.
 The compromise 1943 agriculture appropriations bill carries the mon- ey and says the Department shall take over the work done by the University and any unexpended funds it now has on hand.
 That money includes Federal and Territorial funds appropriated for the agriculture station operated for the Territory by the University, Bartlett said.
 The House agreed to the confer ence report Friday and the Sen ate debated it yesterday.
 Vicious Legislation
 T think this one of the most vicious pieces of legislation af- fecting Alaska which has ever been passed by the Congress of the United States Bartlett said in a statement. Tt is an abrogation of home rule and local responsibility. ,
 The University of Alaska is a land-grant college in exactly the same sense as are similar institu- !! tions in the United States proper and all of us know that Congress would never seek to move in such a fashion concerning land grant colleges in the states.
 Not only does this bill divest the authorities of the University of Alaska of all control with respect to the agriculture research pro- gram but it high -handedly asserts the supreme authority of the Con- gress over the Territory by seeking to take out of the Territorial trea- sury funds appropriated by the Ter tritorial Legislature for agriculture research at the university and give this money to the Secretary of !, Agriculture Tor expenditure. Fantastic
 Tt is fantastic that such pro- posal should ever have been made 1. the language which finally appears in the bill is proof enough that politically the Territory is ab- solutely at the mercy of any man or small group of men in Congress (Continued On Page Ssrj
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22

BATAVIA, July 22.--lR-Indone- sian sources said today Dutch troops who stormed ashore on the north and east coasts of Java yes tsrday had been engaged in heavy fighting. The Dutch, reporting al obiectiyes. reached in the, op- eration, said resistance was "less than expected"
 A Dutch army communiqus placed Dutch casualties yesterday at 150 dead and wounded.
 President Soekarno of the h. donesian Republic announced that former Premier Sutan Sjahrir had left Java on mission to explain the Republics position abroad.
 Arriving in Singapore, Sjah- rir said he would visit the United States, India and Australia on his mission)
 A Royal Netherlands Navy com munique said landing craft of the navy and warships disembarked troops at Banjoewangi on the East Coast of Java and at Pasir Putuh on the north coast. It was the first amphibious operation since the end of World War II. A Dutch Army communique said the troops gained initial objectives and made additional advances.
 A severe five-hour engagement in the Padang sector of Sumatra yesterday and other classes or that island were reported by an Indonesian Army communique. The Bulletin also said that on Sunday two Dutch warships off Merak on the extreme western tip of Java were shelled by Indonesian mor- tars and left the area after suf- fering damage.