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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-01
MONTHLY LUNCHEON
 JWC ON "WEDNESDAY

The monthly luncheon Of the Ju- neau Woman's Club will be held Wednesday noon, March 5, in the Gold Room of the Batanof Hotel.
 The program is under the de- partment of International Rela- tions, Mrs. j. P Williams chair man, and will open with vocal se- lections by MT. and Mrs. Ernest Ehler.
 Mrs. L. P Dawes will he the speaker and her subject will be "Watchmen Upon the Ramparts."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-01
OLD BRICK BAKE OVEN
 DEMOLISHED, JIG TIME

The brick bake oven III he San Francisco bakery has been torn out and will give place to latest bakery equipment.
 About 50 years ago, the brick oven was installed. It took three months fer the job as foundation was dug and lal, on top of hard pan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-01

vision At House request, Senate receded from amendments to mea- sure by vote of II yeas, 5 nays
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-01
MRS. ROBERTSON RETURNS

Mrs. R. E. RoL Lcrtson returned on the Princess Norah after a visit in the south.
The frontiersman., 1947-07-26

 bo so, but Tho From tier sman still fools itsolf enough of a part of the city of Scldovia that We can't hslp but think that nothing which is good for tho city, in tho ond will be good for us. We want Sol- dovia to bo a potter city. We would like to soc it advance and progrcss. Of course,' wotd also like to soil enough papers and advert 8 ing to pay tho rcnt and cat threo timos a day, but wo're optini s t ic enough to believe that if we can holp Seldovia got thcso bot ter things, thon bottor things will c ono to us.
 Tn conclus ion, we would ially liko to have it remembor cd that Tho Fr ont or sman nover takes "sidcs" against pooplo. We , havot and will; line up for or against any issuo which crops up in Seldovia. But that doesn't moan the very pc oplo wo may fight in a garbage issut won't be stand- ing shouldor to shou- 1der with us in a c omb incd off ort to got an impr ovod power or water system for SoldoVia.
The frontiersman., 1947-07-26

UJtRt on SELO0V|A'S SIDE
 Thore has bon good ca1 of mi sunder- standing ont1y bocauso of certain oditor- ials which havc appear cd in Tho Front iorsman of thosc oditor ials, wo repeatedly arc qucs- tionod to whoso side" Wo arc on in this communi ty.
 The Fronti CT rsman has novor boon awaro of any "sidos" in Soldovia. It sooms to us as thero arc in any community, who agroo or disagree issues as they arise. Tho thought that thero is division of Interest in Soldovia botwoen industry and workers is 7 purc poppyc ock. Thcre plans abr owing which viii bo of ~benofit to So1dovia a city, and any divi of opinion on those plans falls along tho lino of individual di- if CT onc os and not any group difforo onces.
 We still fail to recognize how any indi- vidual or any industry in this town be so short-si ghtod to dismiss a now plan for improv oncnt with thu remark, Tt won't hclp mo any, so don't carc, ono way or tho othor." That atti tudo, and it docs exist in a far gr oator pore ,ntagc of mi nds than Wo like to think about, is tho biggest obstacle to S5ldovia's advanc 5mont today!
 and "us" terms instead of tho IT franc of lind, wo'ro not going to got vory far in Seldovia.
 The Fronti iorsman boliovos, and will con- tinuc to boliovo, that the only criterion by which any project should Dc jadgod is twill it b. of benefit to soldovia? Is it something that will holp to improve tho town?" end if tho answor is yos, tho Tho
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-11-21

Important bowling meeting set
for Friday, Nov. II. At the c. c.
Underwood residence, 1912 Clinton
Ave. 3. All members are urged
TO bs present.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-11-21
AL M OST
ABOUT
EV z r Y HING
BY Percy villa
BY Percy via

This paragraph every
Hvors doinEI nswsbOy boxing
The nswboys boxing show again will be held tbs Ascension
Gymnasium, Wednesday night, December 10th.
Every have different leading
citizens who allow their good helping this worthy
each This years committee members Mayor
smms Rev. John G. Simmons Judge FoSsssn
been The largest nswboy COMMITTEES and hops be the
successful
many may late again explain
this nswboys boxing show oil about First Of ell said before
this the i4h annual boxing show The shows have all been staged
Always day
downtown nSSboys have the best turkey dinner and
usually Is staged at the Nost hotel The perfect Neil
SICK 70 that ths boys have good time with Of the
Last year other years
msnt houses along with 30 " Of boxing gloves SO that
hungry for good time and the settlement already
asking for some more athletic equipment
Tonight fight the Auditorium and although the fight card
features mostly local Of the time little
that there will DO plenty Of leather thrown around between the
hours Of $50 to 1880.
action
shank Mel BrOwn In the main event. 10 known
the bOEInE circles Of the hest ub" aEhsrs the business
today Hes = from gong
ieeks shove sVsTaEs-unsss I'm surprised!
Last Saturday along with my sammy
tended FIRST meeting Of the Saturday Lunch Club the DmAn
hotel Indeed nice to The
racial discrimination and fair play"
speaker whom shall long remember and whom would
meet personally sometime BERT MERLTNG LndsrOm
He the speaker and for nearly
bsS Psbound with his brilliant talk He blamed other
The ehurchs for not facing minority problems wish
ws had more people like Mr. Asring around.
couldn't happen better guy person
the good that Bradley Morrison editorial
TIMES being hO"Osd BY the Twin City Newspaper Guild the other
night
'n'AArs sonas@a.IS" head o the atomic sOm~IaIO
cSnEraa sSSla. Bsaa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-11-21

orchestra In . battle Of music Mon
day night, Nov. - In the Labor
temple formerly Eagles hall), III
8. Z. Fourth 81, Minneapolis
The battle viii be sponsored By
the Amss Lodge No. IO6 I. B. p. o.
Z. w. II Is for the benefit Of the
Elks Midwest Convention fund.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-11-21

Tickets which are 81 in Ad-
vance and Sl26 at the door. are
on sale at the Hi-WAy inn, Cassius
Club cafe, Lueky's place, NOrthside
inn, ROssler Drug. caSSius Beauty
shop, Joss Barbecue, Elks Rest In
Minneapolis. In ST. Paul they are
available at the Elks Rest and at
Jim's place.
Evening star., 1947-06-20
':sz;;', :i,s; $50 pr.

Beautiful sheer s. excellent1y contoured hose of
popular square type heel that prevents slipping Re
nforced at points of greatest wear they perfect
for dress or business in "DaWngo," neutral beige
shade. Sizes 811a to 1912 inclusive.
Kanns-Hosry-sreet
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-07
DIVE HISI

vsaka "a emo druzino, 5 sob in
garaza "a diva avta, nahajajoc Sc ma
3-lotnemu kosu zemljisca. Kopalni-
ca in fornezi ma plin. Ena hisa ina
ospredje ma E. 159 St., druga ma
Saranac Rd. Dodatna lota je lep
vrt. Pc zmerni ceni.-645 e. l59 St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-07
"IzvEsT1JA.s oKRcALA
POROcILO MARSHALLA

MOSKVA, 5. maja-Sovjetski
casopis "Izvestija" je danes ma
padel drzavni oddelek Zedinje-
|nih draw zaradi podpiranja ere
akcionarnih elementov, XII pod
zigajo sovraznost proti Soviet
ski zvezi." v clanku je okrSan
tudi drzavni tajnik Marshall, o
katerem "Izvestija" pravi, da je
"obrekljivo vrgel krivdo ma So
|vjetsko zvezo" zaradi poloma
konference v Moskvi.
v uredniskem clanku "Izve-
stije" je receno, da Sc je Mar
shall "oddaljil.od resnice," ko je
podal svoje porocilo ameriske-
mu narodu 28. aprila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-07
.8-LETNA HCERKA y ~
FARMERJA UGRABLJENA

FORT ATKINSON, Wis, 5.
maja-Pred par dnevi je tukaj
izginila osem-letna Georgia
Weckler, hcerka premoznega
farmerja. Oce je ponudil $4,000
nagrade "a informacije, XII hi do
vedle do razvozlanja otrokovega
izginjenja.
Navzlic temu, da Sc nj dobilo
nobene zahteve "a odkupnino, pa
so oblasti prepricane, da je bila
deklica ugrabljena, in sicer mai
brze cd kakega splono pervrzne-
ga moskega.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-07
OBTOzEN, DA JE SEzGAL
SVOJO ZAROCENKO.

WORCESTER, Mass, s.. maja-
Danes je bill tn aretiran 44-letni
tesar James Wallent, XII je obto-
zen, da je z uporabo acetlinske
baklje do smrti sezgal svojo "a
rocenko, 45-letno Mary Kilmur-
ray.
Colo in razmesarjeno truplo
zenske je bilo najdeno v sobi v
ozadju neke prazne trgovine,
k jer je bill obtozenec uposlen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-07
EPIDEMIJA GRIzE .
v PORODNISNICI

PHILADELPHIA, 5. maja-V
porodnem oddelku bolniSnice AL
lentown je izbruhnila epidemija
grize, "a katero je umrlo v teku
zadnjih dni 20 detet. Zdravniki
delajo velike napore, da resijo
preostalih IA otrok.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-07

jok.Iz tesnega prostora Sc je
zagnal skozi okno ter sc razle-
gel po dvoriscu in ma polju. c.
10 staremu Munku SO stopile SOL
re v oei in moral Sc je oprijeti
postelje, da Sc cd slabosti nj
zrusil ma tia.
Munkinja je spet odprla oci;
bile pa MISC tako jasne kakor
Sc malo pref, in tudi njen glas
je bill slabotnejsi, ko je sprego-
vorila:
/ "Tonac :"
Hotela je govoriti Sc z mo-
zem; morda m u je hotela n a
zadnjo uro povedati, da ga je
imela rada, ali pa mu je hotela
priporociti otroke, toda preden
je mogla nadaljevati, Sc il je cd
slabosti zmedlo; zaslisal Sc je
lie MEN zadnji vzdih, XII ga je z
vso mocjo sunila il sebe:
"Oh kako rada bi Sc Ii
vela ."
Nato je znova omedlela. Ko
sc je storila noe, je umrla.
Jamnica je Munkinji izkazala
cast, katere more biti delezna
lie matt, XII svoje zivljenje da "a
novo zivljenje. Ko je lezala ma
parah, je bila hisa polna kropil-
cev; oba vecera so morali zunaj
ma gorici zanje postaviti klopi,
ker v hisi nj bio dovolj prosto-
ra. IL kleti je Sci poldrug po-
lovnjak mosta, v hisi pa so zmo-
ILL vec sto roznih vencev. Veil
casten je bill tudi pogreb, XII ga
je zupnik Virej vodil vse cd
Munkove hise pa do pokopali-
Sea. Vendar so ljudje trdili, da
Sc mu Sc pri nobenem pogrebu
glas nj tako tresel kakor pri
tenn ,.
Osem dni po smrti Munkinje
je bila pri fari zanjo osmina z
velikim opravilom in z obdaro-
vanjem revezev. Po masi jeI
Munk pred cerkvijo razdeljeval
kruh. Ali bilo je cudno: ceprav
so bill casi slabi in je vsepovsod
mrgolelo postopaeev in brezpo-
selnih, serge. lie majhno stevilo
revezey : udelezilos obdarovanja.
Bio je, ko da bi Sc sramovali
tako ocit11e milosti.
Cd starih revezev, XII so bill
pred mnogimi lett cd Munkov
obdarovani "a dober nam n
Mojckine in Munkove hisne sre-
&c, je bill lie Sc start Moskoplet.
Vsi drugi so bill novinci. Med
mimi je bila tudi nekdanja Ia
bevova dekla Male, XII je sele
pred kratkim morala prijeti "a
berasko palico, ker je zaradi
oslabelosti nihce vec nj hotel v
sluzbo.
Munk je racunal ma vecji
obisk in je mislil vsakega OBJ
dariti polovico hleba, ker pa
Sc jih je premalo odzvalo, je
prisel ma vsakega eel hleb.
Prva je pristopila Male brez
sramu in tako samozavestno,
kakor da bi vse zivljenje ne de-
lala mic drugega kakor prosila.
INA, pa moli "a Munkinjo,"
je rekel Munk in il porinil hleb
v narocje.
"Bom," je kratko obljubila
nova beracica in izginila z dari-
lom okrog cerkve.
Ia MO je pristopila Apatova
dekla, Dovganoceva Maricka.
"Kaj bi pa tt rada?" Sc je "a
cudil Munk.
"Prisla sem "a naso teto," je
reklo dekle sramezljivo. Apat
je namrec IL Trsta vrnivso sc
Ajtino hcer wei cd obcine v re-
jo, da je nj bio treba posiljati
v hiralnico.
(DUZie nrihOdnnc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-07
(Nadaljevanje)

\N~~"tJOCU'sJO/
Dopoldne je Munkinja spet
prele zela v omotici. K hiSi so
jeli prihajati ljudje in proti pol
dnevu sta prisla nekdanja Bun
ka. Vest O Munkin jinem stanju
, Sc je magic sirila po Jamnici.
Vsi, XII so jo videli, so Sc zami-
slili, vendar so tolazili moza in
domace, da stvar ne DO tako
huda, kakor je videti. Toda hiso
je ze zagrnil smrtni strah. Pri-
hod zupnika Vireja, po katere-
ga so poslali, je tesnobo Sc po-
vocal. Duhovnik je bill v zadre-
gi in, ko je stopil v bolnisko So
bo, je YES drgetal. Vest mu je
ocitala, da nj storil prav, ker
nj hotel Munkinje odvrniti cd
prevelike vdanosti v memo po-
slanstvo. Zdelo Sc mu je, da ga
vsi domaci gledajo z ocitajoci-
mi ocmi. Munkinja sc nj zave-
della, cato je nj mogel spoveda-
ii.
"Saj ia otrok tako nina gre
ha," je dejal, ko da bi Sc hotel
oprostiti.
"Tudi JAZZ tako mislim," mu
je odgovoril start Munk.
zupnik je magic zapustil Mum
kovino.
Popoldne Sc je Munkinja spet
zavedela, a bila je mnogo slabej-
sa kakor zjutraj. V belle zavese
Sc je upiralo popoldansko SON.
ce in v sobi je bilo "a bolnika
skoraj presvetlo. Navzlic temu
pa je bolnica rekla:
"Odgrnite zavese, da bonn vi
della sonce :"
Ko so razkrili okno, je dolgo
strmela skozenj. Pred MIN je
komaj vidno trepet'alo listje
stare jablane in njeni svetli sa-
dezi so kimali v soncu. Zunaj je
bio tho, lie zuborenje tatrma-
ma sc je razlocno culo. Ia jab-
lano Sc je videl orjaski vrh 60
re, cudno ponizan in svetal, mad
MO pa je bila razpeta modrina
neba. Ia mali kos sveta pred
oknom je zejnim ocem Munki-
ME razodeval vso sirno lepoto
tistega dne, ko Sc je poslavljala
cd zivljenja. Cez nekaj casa Sc
je rahlo zganila ter rekla mo-
zu: ?
"Poklici otroke :"
Munk jo je prosece pogledal,
toda njene oci so ga takoj pre-
pricale, da ne SINE odlasati. Pre-
den pa je zapustil kamro, ga je
zena Sc enkrat poklicala:
"Pa oceta in mater in vse
Kamra sc je kmalu napolnila
Munkovo druzino. Otroke so po-
stavili k bolniski postelji, K
vzglavju manjse, k vznozju vec-
je, da je bio, kakor bi Sic 1--WE
stopnice cd matere do oceta, XII
je stal "a najstarejsim Jozejem.
Ia MIN so stall drugi. Oglasilo
sc je prvo rahlo ihtenje.
Nato je bolnica rekla:
Ike pa innate MEGA .?'
Tedaj so sc vsi spomnili maj
mlajsega, komaj rojenega otro-
ka, XII je lezal v zibelki. Stara
Munkinja ga je dvignila z bla-
zinc vred IL ME in ga odkrila,
da Sc je pokazal droben, roznat
obrazek. Vsem je slo ma jok,
toda trenutki so bill tako tesni,
da so cello najmlajsi otroci zadr-
zevali solze. Vse oci so bile upr-
te v Munkinjin mirni, a goreci
obraz. Meme globoke oci so dol
go bozale live stopnice oh po-
stelji ter sc sedemkrat odprle
in spet zaprle. Potem je strepe-
tala, kakor bi jo nekaj streslo,
in sele nato je zacela govoriti:
"Otroci moi, JAZZ bonn umr-
la vi boste pa ziveli Ne
jokajte, ker nj pomoei !
G1o i<o 10 hocfa xix,o1; LoLoy GO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-07
PosIuga

Barvamo in dskoriramo znotraj in
zunaj. Rabimo "pristni lead in
Ollie" ter najboljsi material.
Totna in zadovoljiva postrezba. -
J. A. Pohl. IA 1853.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-07

SPLOsNA popravila ma domovih.
Popravimo strehe in zlebove ter
naredimo dove STAN RATKOW.
SKI-WO 2l23.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-20
PLEADS GUILi i

Freu Kirkpatrick pleaded guilty to vagrancy yesterday before U' 5. Commissioner Felix Gray when he was accused of begging from house to house. Sentence was deferred pending the return of the U. 5. District Attorney next week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-20
MARTHA SOCIETY WILL
 HOLD BAZAAR FRI. EVE

The Martha Society will hold it's annual bazaar in the basement of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church on Friday, November 21 at I o'clock in the evening.
 Aprons, tea towels, lunch cloths and baby gifts will be found at the sewing booth for the Christmas shopper. Beautiful quilts have been on display at local stores end would make fine gifts for the l.ome
 There will be a Goodie sale booth, a candy counter and special greet ing cards for sale. Even the young sters will find fun at the fish pond.
 It is suggested that Mother and Dad bring the family for dessert from the tea table instead Of eating it at home. Others noy wish to come in later fc~ q s.4,,ck. Everyone is invited t. < Ne 10 the bazaar.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-20
MRS. MILTON NYMAN IS
 H0NoRED, BABY SHOWER

Because the stork arrived aneau of schedule, a baby shower was given last evening by Mrs Robert Prather without the honoreo guest, Mrs. Milton Nyman. Bonnie Gail, the baby daughter of MT. and Mrs. Milton Nyman, was born in St. Ann's Hospital on Monday.
 Mrs. Nyman didn't miss out al together as many lovely presents were delivered to her in the hos pital along with cake and sand wiches.
 The guests at the party played ninochle and Miss Marie Moy won first prize and Mrs. Wallace Jones, consolation prize. Refreshments were served by the hostess follow ing the pinochle game.
 Guests attending the party were Mesdames Mario Sodini, Olav Lil- legraven, Peter Oswald. Martin Ryan, Verne Metcalfe, Jr., Wallace Jones. Felix Haakinen, and the Misses Tula Jackson ard Marie Moy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-20

Read War. ads for $ Savings!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-20
TOM PARKE FAMILY LEAVES

MT. and Mrs. Tom Parke ana young daughter Gail Marie le1t this afternoon via Pan Amerlca'. Airways for a six weeks vacatio-- in the States. They will spend the Christmas holidays with MT ParKe $ rarents in Sterling, North Dakota. Parke is with the Department ol Taxation
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-20
AMATEUR NIGHT AT THE sALMON GREEK COUNTRY
 CLUB, FRIDAY EVENING

Friday night is Amateur Night at the Salmon Creek Country Club and everyone who can do anything in the field of entertainment IS urged to go out and get into the act.
 The show goes on at 9:30, with liberal prizes for those acclaimed by the audience to be the most talented. Music will be ccovided by Charles Alexander al < planc and Jerry NcttisPham . lls g-''.ol.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-20

CHARTER BOAT M. V. Takan" packing towing, CT what have you Ph. Douglas Boat Shop, Douglas. Call at 1st float, Small
 Beat Harbor. 736-t6
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-20
w. AMT ADS
MURPHY & MURPHY

BEST NEIGHBORHOOD - 3 bed rcoms--good level lot-furnished
 washing machine, refrigerator CAFE-cne person can handle price reasonable, location excel lent.
 SEVERAL HOMES Aux Bay up to 5 acres land
 S3,O00 TAKES 2 bedroom home completely furnished-Glacier Hi way. Selling, illness. B BEDROOM home-cement base ment, furnished, Marine view. 8 BEDROOM home-Douglas, well ftrn. Large cement basement-2 large lots, all newly decorated, Rock-wool insulation Garage furnace, etc.
 PETERSON HOME, Glacier high way-patented land, good house, cement basement. Terms. DECKER BLDG. Terms-Good in vestment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-20
has switched to
 Calvert because Calvert is lighter.

of sos5 chalsrove Ave. Baltimore Md. ,ALVERT RESERVE Blended Whiskey
 663 Proof -65Go Grain Neutral Spirits. talyert Distiilers Corp. New York City
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-20

1888 HUDSON COUPE newly and completely overhauled, fair rub Der. Bargain, S275. Ph. Blue 379.
 736-t4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-20
RHODE VISITS

Clarence J. Rhode, Aircraft Su- pervisor for the U. $. Fish and Wildlife Service, is a Juneau visitor after giving testimony at Sitka dur Ing the past two days in fishing violation trials. He will return to his headquarters at Anchorage on Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-20
FOR SALE

FULLY EQUIPPED dental office
 Mrs A. w Coutts, Box 959 An cNorage, Alaska. 739-t12
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-20
METFG-..ST JUNIOR
 CHOIR TO ,.2HI .SE

The Junior Choir of the -eCho- dist Church will hold its first Christmas rehearsal Friday after school Mrs. Edward P. Chester, Jr, and Mrs. George Playdon will have charge of the choir which will sing for the Christmas Sunday morning Christening service, and the Christ mas Sunday evening program.
 Ages for the choir are from 6 through and including II. The Youth Choir. 12 through high school, will begin rehearsal soon, and the Senior Choir is already working toward it annual Christ mas concert at the regular Thurs day night rehearsal.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-07-31
lam Denounces
PIun To Slave
DPS In u. s.

Washington (LPA) - President
Harvey Brown, of the Int'l Asso-
citation of Machinists-unaffiliated,
last week assailed "cruel PLAN
to bring several thousand displaced
persons to this country to work
without pay in "trade school,"
Brown, in a letter to War Assets
Administrator Robert Littlejohn,
condemned a plan to turn over the
village at the abandoned multi
million dollar Passamoquoddy pow
er project near Eastport, Maine, to
a former head of the Empire Trac-
tor Co. of Philadelphia, named
Frank Cohen. Cohen proposed that
the village be converted into a
trade school for European refugees
to be operated in conjunction with
a tractor plant which he would
erect.
Browns letter said, According
to the plan, the tractor manufac-
turer is to arrange for the tempor-
ary importation of European re-
fugees. These displaced persons
are not FIJI Islanders who have
never seen machines. Many of
them are skilled machinists and
mechanics, who under the guise of
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-07-31
By RUTH TAYLOR

Not so long labor editor made mighty I'VE
want men who will stick their nec out who will stick their necks out
for what right for
ment and we want them in the labor movement too
That think file Organized
really There
with pusyfoong compromise They leaders will ead
without their the other
there They will anything
that is right and best domestic life
For ali sentiment aside the rank and file of organized labor be-
right doing right
csm OF unfair labor practices labor union halls than read
Peglersand
long before he disclosed the public fungus gows Labor
by large labor component
believe
they condemn the practices that the
DENNIS But those labor generai
they whole story
vocal They the public
thinks and for what it stands.
Labor take of leadership-and to must
stick its neck oqtaheadno backwards The who will
the who thinking the the
The phrase Organized Labor when reduced
group people accustomed
through
trained leadership collective
of its eaderbut
and enough stick their
"lefts) for what right o whom hits
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-07-31
Public HOUSING
PIons Crippled
Thru Funds Bill

Washington (LPA)-Almost un-
noticed in the closing days of this
session Of Congress was Senate
House vote that seriously crippled
the nations low-cost housing pro-
gram, and which may jeopardize
the holdings of owners of bonds
sold by local housing authorities.
The ear-wrecking of the public
housing program came when the
Senate conferees, working out diff
ferences with the House over the
Government Corporations Appro-
priations Bill gave in, and allowed
the House version to prevail.
The U. S. government had been
pledged to pay $7,20O,000 in this
fiscal year to local housing author
tiles, to help meet their commit
ments. This amount was cut to s4,-
600, 900.
In addition, appropriations for
the Federal Public Housing Agency
were cut heavily, and another
shackling provision orders the
agency to hire only 209s Of its peo-
pie at salaries over $4,000 year.
Since FPHA is supposed to be the
technical agency aiding local hous-
ing authorities in their plans, and
controlling the federal investments
in local housing authorities, many
architects and other highly skilled
staff members are needed.
President Truman's proposal for
one overall federal housing agen-
cy went into effect last week, as
the Senate voted its approval.
AS for the actual amount of
BODYBUILDING being started, gov
ernment agencies last week esti-
mated that private builders went
to work on $4,000 new permanent
homes during June. However, the
slowed-up rate of construction dur
ing the first half of the year has
led the building experts to reduce
their estimate of the number of
starts" from 100000 to about
725, 900. s