davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-02-05

event of q deadlock between Senator
Taft and Gov. Dewey would hardly
turn toward an avowed "true lib
eral" as a compromise.
Certainly the Republicans are not
that kind Of q party and their con-
vention will not be that kind of
convention. For that matter, nei-
ther will the Democrats be that kind
OF a party In 1948. Apparently they
have gotten over that spell OF sick
ness and are not likely to have a
relapse,
Evening star., 1947-02-05

ting TN e OIL
fetal to take ac-
tual or photo
static copies Of
official docu- :
n1ents.
T ere has s
been a good
deal of discus
sion lately in
the press about
the Morgenthau
diary" I have
never seen Mr..
M org e n thau's
material, but he
appears to have
taken with him
not only strictly
Evening star., 1947-02-05

" II u e ! W d III
Georgia to erect
a memorial to
the late Eugene
Talnadge, I just
had to come up
here.
To raise the
money for this
trip, I sold my
best m arble S
(inc ! u din g an
agate taw that
Is a b e a u t ".
t urn e d in my
soap coupons for
cash. NOW q d
three IampS and
Evening star., 1947-02-05

now q Z Z j u T Z 5
that he Is "all
out against or
ganized labor
{ W hich. OF
course, is nom
sense) and not
a true liberal"
at all. Mr.. Stas-
sen Is reported
as feeling that
the picture Of
him as inclined
toward radical
ism Is a delib-
crate nisrepre-
S Q n t a t / o n j.
Though at one
Evening star., 1947-02-05
|McLemore
Offers to Design
Memorial for Gene
Be- Henry McLem ore

ATLANTA can't afford to
travel around as much as I have
been travelling lately. but when I
learned that there was movement
Evening star., 1947-02-05
Frank r. Kent
The Great Game Politics
Signs Classify Stassen's Politics
AS of the Moderate Conservative Type

is pleasantand not without signicanceto know that
Harold StaSsen whose ability character generally
ceded has sheat least parayhe shoddy livery the
liberalism and that before this session of Congress promises
to be thought of generally moderate conservative
At rate that the friends who have talked
Evening star., 1947-02-05
Rule of Reason Should Be Set on Papers
Officials May Keep on Leaving Office

There ought to be within which public
officials should be permitted leaving Office take with
copies OF documents which would make possible them
their leisure to make written record of their official They
should be encouraged to do this OF
should any be which gap the
official records There 17s;,-...;- y - -
doubt the right strictly iS uuoeaso oH ne soy
files There should also which certain newspapers
good deal Of leeway permit attorney
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

neznatnim delczem pri '.Podju-
nj" dolga leta delal velikanske
milijonske dobicke. Seveda je
bill le del teh dobickov skrivaj
nalozen v gotovini, del pa v
dveh, treh dokupljenih gozdnih
posestvih tam "a planino z
ogromnim letnim prirastkom.
Velik del nabranega dobicka Sc
je sicer stopil v raznih kopali-
Seth, kamor sta 81 Obertavca ho-
dila zdravit revmatizem, vcasih
oba skupaj, najveckrat pa vsak
Ease, ali pa so, ga pozobali otro-
ci, XII so studirali po raznih ve-
lemestih.
Obertavc Sc je zgrbil "a mi
20, kakor bi mu ma tilniku Sc
della nevidna pijavka in mu Sc
sala kri. Munka je "a trenutek
spreletela neka tuja groza. "a
zdelo Sc mu je, da Sc je tudi tu-
kaj, kjer tega nj prieakoval, sre-
cal tisto nevidno posastjo, Xxi
il nekega strasnega ozadja sreb.
lie trud della, prihranke, knee.
ko premozenje. Beseda banka je
votlo odmevala po prostrani So
bi. Munk Sc je stresel.
"Cudne stvari so to, Ober
tavc, in moji mozgani so goto
vo re prestari, da bi jih moge
razumeti. I'll 81 gnal mas kmete
a kdo zene banko? Kdo stoji Il
vsem TEN, cigavo DO nekoc vs.
to, kar izginja il nasih rok? NJ
vem, koliko bi dal, ako bi mo
gel to zvedeti Sc pred smrtjo.'
Delnicar "Podjune', Ober
tavc, pa Sc je napravil, kako
da bi te besede preslisal. Vide
je, da je njegov start prijatel
v zadregi, pa jo je hotel tako
izkoristiti.
| "Jaz kot delnicar ne moren
mic napraviti, mic odlocevati, NJ
JAZZ, ne Koros, ne zacen in tu6
drugi ne, XII so Sc craven. vs.
imajo zvezane roke. Izgube S
ne moreno vec ubraniti. Najpa
metneje bi bilo, ako bi 81 kmet
. je dali dopovedati, ter prista,
ma to, kar jim ponujajo. Dobi
bi vsaj to. Ako pa bi zaradi tt
dovratnosti nekaterih upniko
morale priti do pravega konkul
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

"a, potem bono izgubili morda
vse. Ii imas velik vpliv ma JAM
nico in, &c bi ii rekel besedo, bi
ljudem le dobro storil.'
Munk svojim usesom nj mo-
gel verjeti. Obertavc nj zahte-
val cd MEGA mic drugega kakor
to, da hi postal zastopnik zavo.
zenega podjetja in Sci nagovar.
jat kmete, maj popustijo in da.
jo, kar Sc cd njih zahteva. Vnje.
COVE stare kite je planil odpor
da Sc je znova visoko vzravna,
ma sedezu. Hotel je zavpiti: Ne
tega pa ne bonn storil! - tods
Obertavc ga je ze. prehitel:
(Dalje prihodmjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

hi izgubil lie to, kar je zvozil;
toda sedaj hi moral dati tudi IT,
sti les, XII ga Sc nj in XII ga zanj
veze pogodba. To je malo hudo
in tudi malo cudno =. .. Zato sem
81 mislil: stopil bo k tebi, ker
Sc ze cd nekdaj poznava, in tt
bos stvar gotovo uredil, kakor
Sc spodobi, da ne bo prevelike
skode ="
Obertavc je obsedel kakor
pribit. Ma njegovem obrazu Sc
nj zganila niti ena poteza, ko je
odgovoril:
"Vem "a tisto stvar, vendar
ii moran takoj povedati, da bo
tezko storiti drugace. To vse
spada v maso 'Podjune'. Ali mi
slis, da meni vse to nj zoprno ?
Sc kako mi je sitno, dragi moi!
Toda kaj 81 hocem? Nesreca sc
je zgodila in zdaj nj mogoce vee
pomagati. Drugace bi bio, ako
bi Munk ne bill vezan S pogo
dbo ."
Munka prijateljev mrzli glas
nj mogel razoroziti, ceprav ga
nj pricakoval.
''Zakaj bi ne mogel pomaga'
ti?" je vprasal mirno, a vneto
"Ti 81 vendar glava pri 'Podju
nj ="
"Glava! Motifs Sc, Munk. Bi
sem delali smo tods
yes, kdo je danes tam glava
Banka Sam bos razumel, d.
toliko denarja, kolikor smo 81
zadnja leta premetali, nismt
mogli vzeti drugje kakor pr
banki. z banko smo delali, ka
kopak. In sedaj nam je banks
zavila vrat, banka sedi sedaj M
vsej zadevi in mi delnicarji nj
mamo nobene besede. Ljudje ps
mislijo, da smo kdo We kaksn
bogovi. Banka je bog e.. ia;
sem ravno tako kakor drugi il
gubil sestdeset odstotkov cd te
ga, kar sem vlozil v podjetje.
Obertavc je lie deloma govori
resnico. Tisto O banki je: bill
res. Banka je. S svojim poseb
MIN komisarjem skusala odpra
viii prezadolzenost podjetja
predvsem ma racun dobavitelje,
kmetov. Delnicarji so il pri ten
! seveda sli ma roko, koikor j
bilo mogoce. Nj pa povedal te
ga, da je svojim razmerom:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

temenu so mu ze zaceli siveti.
To pa starega Munka nj mnogo
zanimalo. Iskal je ma prijatelje-
vem obrazu nekaj drugega. Rad
hi bill ma MEM odkril senco te-
ga, kar je zadnje case vznemir-
jalo njegovega zeta ter toliko
drugih kmetov v Jamnici in ME
nj okolici, rad bi bill odkril ma
MEM strah in nemir zaradi po-
Iona "Podjune". Toda najsi je
Sc tako napenjal oci, nj odkri]
tega, kar je iskal.
"To je vec kakor cudno," 81
je ma them mislil starr Munk.
"Kako more biti clovek tako raw
nodusen, ako sc mu naenkrat
zrusi to, kar je vse zivljenje
gradil in "a kar je delal skora.
dvajset let. JAZZ bi tega ne pre-
nesel tako lahko "
Tudi Obertavec je skusal raz-
brati zMunkovega obraza vzrok
njegovega nenadnega obiska
dobro vedoc, da te stare koreni.
ke nj kar tako prineslo k ME.
mu v hiso. Vzrok je ma them 81.
Ger slutil, vendar ga ma prija.
teljevem obrazu nj mogel odkri.
ii, ker je bilo ma MEM razer
dveh okroglih, Sc zivahnih oc
vse enako sivo in mrtvo.
"Pij, Munk, to tt ne bo sko'
dovalo," je cez nekaj casa spre'
govoril Obeftavc.
Munk 81 je znova poplaknil gr'
10, potem pa uprl oci v soseda
"Nesreca te je zadela, Ober
Jaw
Munk nj bill nikdar vajen go
voriti bojece ali prizanesljivo
ali to pot je bill njegov glas ven
dar navadno zadrzan. Bal sc je
da bi svoje tezke naloge ze vna
pref ne pokvaril. Prijaznost,
katero ga je Obertavc sprejel
mu je dajala veliko upanja.
Obertavc Sc je neprijetno zga
nil.
"Da, ii mislis ia polom? To j
hudic, ii recem Clovek della
sc trudi, trudi noe in dan, lets
in leta, nazadnje pa ii vse spo
dleti. Toda kaj 81 hocemo, tegs
je kriva kriza, XII nikomu ne pri
zanasa. Kan smo prisli, kaj?'
Obertavc je umolknil in po
gledal prijatelja usmiljenj:
vrednimi ocmi. Pc kratkem mol
ku je vzdihnil:
"In nazadnje bi clovek prise
Sc oh dobro ime >"
Start Munk nj umaknil oci OF
Obertavca. Napeto je premis
ljeval, kaj maj stori, ali maj ia
koj pride z besedo ma dan. N;
them je socustvoval starin
znancem, a Sc je vendar bal, d:
hi ga ia prehitro ne razorozi
S svojim vzdihovanjem. Da b
nekaj rekel, je dejal kar tjaven
dan:
"To gotovo MISC bile macj'
solze."
Ali nenadoma, ko Obertav'
tega niti najmanj nj pricakoval
je start Munk prisel svojt
stvarjo ma dan.
"Ves kaj, prisel sem k teb
v Munkovi zadevi ."
Obertavc ga je zmedeno po
gledal, COST pa je nitro NADIA
ljeval:
"Zaradi Munkove stvari sen
prisel. Ne bonn ma dolgo in 81
roko govoril O tenn. Kar sc j
zgodilo, Sc je zgodilo, sal Munl
nj sam Mic bi ne bilo, ak
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14
(Nadaljevanje)

Gospodar sc nj malo zacudil.
Odkar Sc je Bunk sprhal, Sc sta
ri oce nj "a mic vec brigal. V
kratkem casu sc je zelo posta-
raj, izogibal Sc je ljudi in svo-
je bate skoraj nj vec zapuscal,
le kadar Sc je sonce posebno
mocno uprlo vanjo, je prihajal
ma dan in Sc grel ma solncu. Ker
mu zet nj takoj odgovoril, je
start rekel:
"Jaz bonn Sci mad Obertavca." !"
"Vi ?"
V MAIDEN je zasijalo rahlo
upanje in cez nekaj casa je do
dal:
"Da, &c vi ne boste mic opra-
viii, potem nihce ne bo."
Do tega sklepa je prisel start
Munk, vide, da Sc godi njego-
vim naslednikom huda krivica.
ze Bunkova nesreca ga je hudo
potrla in postal je Sc malodus-
nejsi in nezaupljivejsi do MIA
din gospodarjev in do mladih
ljudi sploh. Pri Munku sice: nj
bile mogoce vnaprej videti tega,
kar Sc je zgodilo njegovim ST.
nom; ali skoda, XII je grozila hi
81 polomom "Podjune", je bila
TAXA, da bi mogla podreti enc
ga izmed njenih vogalov. Bio
je tenn huje, ker Sc je izkazalo,
da te nesrece njegov zet ne DO
mogel prenesti in bo zacel pitt.
z Obertavcem, XII je bill slej ko
pref dusa vsega podjetja, sta
bila stara prijatelja, dasiravno
je bill ia mnogo mlajsi cd ME
ga. Vezali so ju predvsem spo-
mini ma politicne boje IL pred
vojnih casov, v katerih sta sta
la oba v istem taboru. Nekaj
sence je sicer leglo ma to prija-
teljstvo takrat, ko je njegov sin
Bunk tako izpod Gene prodal
svoj les Obertavcu. Vendar sta
ri Munk tega nj mogel zameri-
ii niti njemu niti komu druge-
mu, ker so bill pac TAXI casi. Ra-
cunajoc ma svoje poznanstvo, Sc
bolj pa ma svoje sive lase, Sc je
start Munk odlocil "a posredo-
vanje v prilog Munkove hise.
Obertavceva mogocna hisa je
stala nekoliko stran cd "Podju-
ne". Medtem ko je bio tam vse
spremenjeno in okrog obsirnega
skladisca nj bio zapaziti nobe-
mega zivljenja, je bio pri Ober-
tavcu Sc vse po 'starem. Ia mo-
gocno hiso so stala Sc mogoc-
nejsa gospodarska poslopja in
re prvi pogled je moral vsakega
opazovalca prepricati, da je tu-
kaj blaginja donna. Povsod je
vladal velik red in mad vso do
macijo je bill razgrnjen prostran
mir. Ia Wits Sc je Sc povecal oh
pogledu ma lepo zaokrozeno po-
lie, XII Sc je razprostiralo "a hle-
vi in je segalo tia do reke, kjer
je stala Obertavceva, zdaj zapu-
scena zaga.
Munk je moral precej casa
cakati, preden Sc je prikazal
Obertavc. Brz ko je zagledal
starega znanca, mu je takoj
stisnil roke.
"Hej, tt 81, stara korenika!
To me pa veseli, da 81 sc vendar
tudi ii izkopal izpod tiste tvoje
gore. - Ne zameri, da 81 moral
malo cakati. Ravnokar sem
spremljal ma postajo svojo hcer,
XII Sc je odpeljala nazaj ma Du-
mai, kjer studira ma visoki Soil
"a svetovno trgovino. Student je
sal yes, kaj to pomeni. Sam
81 skusil :"
Potem je odvedel costa v svo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

Asfaltni dovozi. Ia prvovrstno delo
poklitite Weaver Asphalt Pavins
Co. YE 5l64. 2333 Crandviow.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

XII je pripravljen sam napraviti
potrebna popravila pri hisi, zei
dobiti najem Ease in "a zeno
hiso "a emo druzino, in sicer ako
mogoce vsaj do /. maja. Kdor ina
"a oddati, mai sporou na Mulberry
1874.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

LEPOT1eARKA samo izurjena Sc
maj priglasi. S dni tedensko. Stall
no delo; dobra plaza in provizija.
Della 2 vecera v tednu. Ma zapadni
strani. FL $780, ..~.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14
Della "a zzenske

FILTERS in sivilje; stalno delo.
Tedenska placa. Boljsa trgovina.
LOIS KELLEY. 3l3 C. A. c. Bldg.
CHI 1889. -,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14
Posluga

SEDAJ JE GAS PRENoVITI VAS
DOM: napraviti podstresja, popra-
popravila. Nobenega predvplacila.
podatke. in informacije poklicite
JOHNSON BUILDERS
1892 St. Clair Ave.. GL 043l-9044
cISGENJE STENSKEGA PAPIR.
IA IN UMIVANJE STEM. Ekspert-
no delo. - ANDREW CLARKSON
ON 1882.
Scandia Window Cleaning Co.
SNAZENJE OXEN
Umivanje stem in ciScenje stenske-
ga papira, trgovin in uradov. Pro-
sti proracuni. CE 25O2-S. Horvath
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

v teku je nov teSaj "a otroke in
odrasle ponedeljek, torek, sre-
do "a umetni. baletni in akrobati6-
nj pies. it'd. Pies pomaga k dobre-
mu zdravju, kulturi, karakterju in
vedenju. Mnogokrat vodi do bolj-
Sega zasluzka. Jordan Studios. 5927
Euclid Ave.. Elk 62l2. .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

Date. da vam pomagamo ustano-
viii Sc biznes v vasi naselbini.
5 prodajanjem znanih Maisonette
oblek in druge oprave. Neomejen
zasluzek. PiSite ma p. O. Box $500.
ali pokliSite GIL 9276.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

Prenovljenje in dekoriranie: eks-
pertno delo ma strehah in vsako-
vrstna popravila ma poslopjih. lie
bove scistimo in jpopravimo. -
ER 0066.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

Hisna. Najraje vdova srednjih let,
da bi ostala ceZ noe. IZvrstne de-
lovne razmere. Dobra plaza. -
WA OSLO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

Popravimo stare strehe. zlebove in
izvrsimo VISA kleparska della. Pro-
sti proracuni. Lindale Roofing &
Healing Co.. WO 672l-ob veeerih:
AT 9l55.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

Stenografka-k -klerkinja in strojepi-
ska; splosno pisarnisko delo;
stalno; prijetna okolica in rascajota
organizacija. Tedenska plaza. 5 dii
tedensko; downtown.-Mr. Knapp.
CHI $3.50. r. D"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

Il tovarne do vas-Prihranite 500
ma vsemu pohistvu. Tudi nanovo
tapetiramo in popravimo pohistvo.
Damo $25 popusta "a stare pohi-
stvo. Mordus Furniture. 1920 St.
Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

Calculator operatorica. 5R dni te-
densko; extension, auditing
sales invoices and accounts pay
able" Zelo malo strojepisja. Teden-
ska plaza ma podlagi izkusnje. -
HE $3.50.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

Plumbing-Heating. Izvrsimo popra-
. villa; damo move instalacije; tanke
"a vroco vodo, vodovodne naprave
in scistimo forneze. Popolna grelna
in monterska della. - HE 7943.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

Klerkinja-Tipkarica. Supply de-
partment poStni urad; stalno, pri-
jetno delo. The Ohio Motors. 1900
<. "a ST.. soba st. 202.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

Pometae "a podnevno delo. 40 do
so let star. Euclid Lamp Works.
1914 E. As st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

Delavec "a generalno pressroom
delo. Plaza cd ure. VpraSajte "a
Mr.. Ray Page. - Morgan Litho-
graph Corp. 1901 Payne Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

Prodajalci. Delo z fotografom; por-
treti ma domu; $1.5O "a vsak Sc.
stanek. Najboljsa prilika. SIX 020s.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14
Della "a nloSke

STAVBINSKO DELO v TOVAR-
Nj. Plaza cd ure. ROSEMAN
STRUCTURAL IRON WORKS.
1929 E. so ST.. ;DI OO40.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14
Della "a zenske

zenska ali dekle "a pomagati pri
hisnem delu in oskrbo otrok, ali
ga gospodinja "a popolno odgovor-
most. &c zelite lahko tu ostanete.
IA 7433
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-14

Klerkinia mad Il let starosti: mic
"soda fountain" Plaza Cd ure. IL
vrstne delovne razmere. - Village
Drug. 3427 Lee I'd. VOCAL So. More
land Blvd. .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04
] ESCAPED FUGITIvES
 ARECAUGHT
Seven Others Are Sill at Large in Man Hunt
 in New York
(By Associated Press)

Of the nine men who escaped from a Brooklyn jail on Thursday, seven are still at large.
 One of the fugitives was cap- tured last night, and another sur rendered to Brooklyn police.
 The first to be caught was 34- year-old Alfred Minutolo, former inmate of Alcrataz. Minutolo was captured last night as he loitered near the pulpit in a Montvale, New Jersey church. Police say that Minutolo was the brains be- hind the jail break.
 Several hours later another of the fugitives, 3l-year-old Salvatore D'Aula gave himself up to a pair of policemen as they walked out Of a Brooklyn station house. D. Aula told the police. I've been riding the subways for two days I'm hungry and might just as well quit"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04
PORTAL PAY SUITS OVER
 8 BILLION
(By Associated Press

Portal to Portal retroactive wage suits filed by employees against industry passed the three billion dollar mark yesterday.
 The total of new suits filed yes terday involved more than S331. 500,000, far below the S855 ,000, ,000 total for Thursday, but it brought the total flood of claims through out the country to more than S3,- 048, ,132, ,OOO.,
 This did not include suit which a CIO union attorney estimated at several million dollars" filed in Federal District Court at Beau mont, Tex, against the Texas Com pany on behalf of 3,700 workers in the Texas Company refinery and Texaco terminal in Port Arthur, Tex. No sum was mentioned in the suit, which asked the court to determine the amount.
 New suits filed yesterday ranged from a few thousand dollars to $52,650,000 sought from the right Aeronautical Company at Cincin- natl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04
ANNUAL DANCE OF
 JvFD 10 BE GIVEN
 DURING FEBRUARY
New Compressed d Air Masks, Compressed Air
 Tanks Shown at Meet

At a regular meeting of the Fire Department Thursday night, Wallis George and Howard Dilg were named co-chairmen of the Volun- teer Fire Departments. Annual Dance and Drive, which will be held in February. Serving in this capacity for several years, this team has received excellent SUD- port in the annual drive from the community and the balance of the department.
 Chief Minard Mill displayed two new compressed air masks recently purchased by the department which will increase the efficiency of fire men working under extremely diff ficult conditions. The new air masks and compressed air tanks will also allow 1iremen to work under water to a depth of IS feet. Chief Mill announced that smoke bombs have been ordered and the masks will be used under actual fire conditions as seon as they ar rive.
 Mayor Waino Hendrickson re- ported several fires he had witness cd while in Anchorage and having seen the Anchorage Fire Depart ment in action.
 The Firemen's Open House held Christmas Day was announced as a big success
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04
CHILD SLAIN,
 BODY BURNED
Police Arrest 34-Year Old Stationary Engineer
 on Suicide Attempt

ST. GATHERINGS, Ont. Jan. A. A 34-year-old stationary engineer arrested for attempted suicide was charged today with staying a nine year-old girl two nights before Christmas. Police expressed the be- lief she had been strangled and her body burned in canning plant.
 Police centered their search for the body of Marion Rusnak in the ashes of boilers at Canadian Can ners, Ltd, where the engineer, slender, nervous George Chambers, was employed. Chambers was found Tuesday in his dormitory room at at the cannery with his wrists slashed, police sand.
 The child was reported missing Dec. g by her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Rusnak. When last seen she was carrying gayly wrapped Christmas parcels and a bottle of milk purchased for her mother at a corner grocery store.
 Police said they believed the child was lured to Chambers dormitory room on the pretext of receiving a Christmas gift for her l0-month- old brother, and was strangled.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04
CHARGE E FILED ON MANIPULATION
 OF BUTTER PRICE

NEW YORK, Jaa. A criminal information charging the Dairy mems League Cooperative Associa- tion, Inc, it's President, Henry H. Rathbun, and three members of the executive committee of manipula- ton of the price of butter on the New York Mercantile Exchange have been filed in Federal Court, U. s. Attorney John F. X Me- Gohey announced.
 The criminal information, similar to an indictment, stemmed from the drop of ten cents pound in the wholesale butter price on Dec l9.
 The information charged mani pulation during five days last month
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Square Sinnet, from Seattle, due Tuesday.
 Jumper Hitch, from Seattle, due about the middle of next week
 Sailor Splice, sailed from Seattle pm. yesterday. Goes to Sitka first arriving in Juneau about Tuesday
 Sword Knot scheduled to sail from Seattle today.
 Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver January T.
 Alaska scheduled to sail from Seattle January 8, going westward after calls at Ketchikan and Ju- neau
 North Sea, scheduled to sail from Seattle January TO-
 Baranof, from west, scheduled early next week.
 Denali, being discharged at Sew ard, no definite time of arrival scIthbound in Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04
1,5oo5T0RES
 ARE CLOSED,
 LOS ANGELES
AFL Retail Clerks Union Make Demands for More
 Pay-Belk Interledes

LOS ANGELES, Jan An open break developed today between the AFL teamsters union and the AFL Retail Clerks union over the strike of 6,OO0 clerks which has closed ap- proXimately 1900 grocery stores in Les Angeles and vicinity.
 Dave Beck, International Vice President of the West Coast Team sters union, declared in Seattle that his teamsters would break all re- lations with the Clerks union if it did not order the strikers to re- turn to work by o'clock this morning He asserted the Clerks union did not follow AFL proce- dure in calling the strike.
 Officers of the Clerk union quickly announced that g Ae Los Angeles strike, now in it's third day, would continue. James Suf- fridge, International President of the AFL Retail Clerks union, wired the Los Angeles union to "disre- gard Brother Beck's ultimatum as he is without authority to speak for the Clerks International union.
 Joseph T. De Silva, Secretary of the Clerks local here, wired Beck that his attempt to demoralize the fighting spirit of the Retail Clerks in Los Angeles, which has miserably failed, only indicates your ever willingness to be of tremen- dous service to the employers at a time when the Retail Clerks are engaged in a struggle for decent living conditions
 Negotiations between the Clerks and store operators broke down yesterday with the union standing by it's demand for a $60 top weekly wage and the employers adhering to their top offer of $55. In this classification, senior clerks, the wage before the strike was $40