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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-30
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rehen, 10 meinen mir icren hie lid
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Soelltc iebod, lteben mir Dor elmer
acId)if)tlich einnloli9ei Situatipll
Sic crinnert ar bie Tolferprrpirrllno
her criten hriitlidmn sSnbrbunbertc,
MIR nit Sem llnterifieo, baB lie oa
mails elmer tpirtiduitlidfn Not cut
iprong beute ieooh bhpuBter Gnt,
unlferlmgspoiitif. Gie 6plgm liuo
falun abSuieben, .bodItens hllnfel n,
abuen. Die HaroleIle ser eeiltiacl,
8eburtslpehcn Ser @egemport nit
henen ser Golfempanoerlmg hit nobr.
licaeno. Gin Gbaos Nnllrals, sinGba,s
hente. @erte5ertriillmerhng, @riu0-
idpitllng hes Gin5elne, rno meni:h.
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bod sll perbnhern niht inn Stm,oe
lit, mril rmenhuirrbore 1sGncn ein
|erbdEanis geidloNen .1nbeu.
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iuifllmg WGbreno Inn bie @enec
hcs 16. 5iun II. Sahrbltoertes sic
lesten Notwithstanding ols
rcligioien @liin6en eriolgten tritt
ANN I'M ;3i9e Der geprielenen Sober
elltipiflung bes mcnidliben @eiltes
Die Mnslueilllng aus natiunalcn
@riinben. 0as Grgeblnis hit ihlieb-
li6 oas gleide lno ipGhre Genera
tirnen merben bnriibcr riht bclirr
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lno Serenpro5eiic.
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9. E.'s aebliebal lln9eloit Dor ollsu
bie tsrnge ioipeit iie oic 9(lNebjri1tn
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rem. Hoh ocnbofrnti'd)e1 @rlulo.
'oscn fonnen lie nidt eepullnaen lpcr.
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oen, in Suloer 5uriif5ufclmen, 10
enporten. anStrerieits lmlB aud,
mir lie eMle neile Socimut in 0etracbt
9e5pgen inrocn, neil mlr cin GERM
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-30
parla,,,cnt lit Paris a,,i
II. 21cpcntbcr pertaat

Earis. Gie I,nn5oiiid,c @cgie
rlna pertagte iih mli ocn1t. Nop.
10 ooh Die Dor 5luei @phen nel, &c.
biloete Jie9fcrl1ns Ssnri Slellilll
iutihrcno ser nud}iten 81 Gage nidt
acltiiv,t mcrocn fam @dbrulS Der
Eorimnentsonuie mill sic ublr Sp.
ppiition flnftionierenoc aieglerlmN
Ofabnubnen sur Mettlng Der WuD=
rltng ourhfiibrelL 81 Ocrnen tic bonn
Farlanlent ernluCttgt pproen lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-30
Nmkrarbciter jebt
,reniaer beper3mat

Sronfilirt a. 20. Die ,3eiten. III
ocncn oie gubrnrAritcr ld) melt
gcbenoer Eripileqien Dor Der iibri,
gen VrpDlttr!nn erirctten, ndbern
lid beln Gnoe 5u. Wie britildH lmo
unlerfnnildS @ennlte mitteiltHlt, hu
ben iih sic ullgea1eincn Scben%bc.
oinglngen 10 iiiblbar He5eliert. hob
nan nit Dem sibbuu Der beionOcren
Teraiinitigungcn Beginner fam, Die
man i'm 9fuhrgcbiet Ben slrbeitern in
ocll &oblenberglperfcu aclptbrte, I'm
tie Su cilcr gcltcigerten Eroonftlpn
anSurei5cn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-30
Chef der EuropahiIfe Wird
ueber Demontage unterrichtet
Bericht deutschen Ministers an Hoffman.

SIS iinb bereits ppllltdnoia ub-
mpntiert: Setriebe int 0ert oun
$2SO.OOO, 900, sic 12 Giien- uno
Stablperfe, einen nid)t= eiienbaltiaen
Metallbetrich, rs bemii.te iSabri-
fen uno "a Maihinenbal.@eieu.
icboftcn, umfaiien. !.
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finocn iih: getriebe i'm @erte bon
5000, 100000. Tosu 0ehoren 81
@iiens umo Stablperfe, elm 8erf
fir niht=eiienbaltiae Metaae, 13
d,cmiihe &erfe lno 129 Woihinen-
fabrifen.
Sir fiinftioe 9lbnontierun9 iino
pnroemerft: 81 Subrifen i'm Werte
ppn $32O,OOO,OOO.
Tie 0eutihen fiibren acaen ben
fotaltropbalen Snbultricabbau in
HbeinlonD= =@cltfolen cine GllBcrlt
nodboriiflibe 8ampaNne. Die glnts
mort, lpie lie bisber Den oeutid,en
Scrtrctunacn bon Der britiif,cn
Militarrcaierllna ae0ebcn lporocn
lit, lpnr immer tpieoer Der Soiniucis,
oab es iid, Inn feline 'Sraae bonoelt.
iihcr Die bie Vriten allcin entihei=
Den f0nnten. Die enbNiiltiNe 2oilina
fOnnc nllr aemciniam bon allen ali.
>crten aefllnocn lperoen.
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olott" an3eiaen6en @eih1ftel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-30

Srnge Der fpnieliipneuen Shulen
illbrt Sic fonrnnln:itiiGs Mseieruna
Sen eriten erniten Sd)loa. Iann iol
Ole aollcftiulerung Ser @nlerniha't
iolgen, nm iebes acknowledgements,
tllm Su bernid)ten, 1pic es bci osil
Siebenbiirger SahIen gelhnb.
SSn llngnrn ldBt iid, Nie Irage Der
fonfeIionellen Shuleu rrIt feinem
niht ungnriiden 8eiipiel pcrgleid,rn.
IS bnnbelt iif bier Inn Elm Irit.ei
uGer Golfsihulen llno bie Sdlite al
fer miftIeren imb boberen Sfulcn.
Ins Golf itrllhbt iid) initilftin gcgen
oicie Gereelpaltiaung, ihart iih ,pie
81 2iirfenPifen nm Die MltGre, ole
man itiirsen mia, perteibigt Die
Sdnilen after TRADITION. ,Sn Nieitln
,3uiannenbang fnm es burh font,
npnaiitildt Truoofntpn ld)on 5un
8lstbergicben.
Nrn eltpartet man nellc 3ipalas
nlnBnabnen Ihes Communications Ne
gimes, oas ieinen gansen YroW9an.
AnnnDnrnf rpnpr Apf1 1innnriin,p,I
Siiritprimas in Beipegung geiebt bat
Nber es lit elm alslihtsloier
aanpi. Gin leinngeler Step:aac lit
noh INNER Sieger. 9llf ais 5oter
nGre WtintiSentp elm iilrhtbuwr @eu=
ner. Die Stride llnb oie &irhenfiiriten
iinb es. bie frlte in sen Staatcn ser
olilnhen Golfsoemofraticn oie lln.
itcrbliGfeit Gnropas oariteIel!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-30
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0ern. Die SdapeiS bat, 1pie ods
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inncrbalb ibrcr GSren5en nn5lMleoeLl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-30
11cmer prc,eh eeeen
Nie Kch ecier>ert

@aibington. Hep. &lcin, g, u. y
nerlaHgte in cinem Oclcaranum ol
.elr:neelefrct1r Hcpal, oab gega
81 llc Sod, sic @itpc ocs &pnnan
Neurs bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @l,
delnpalo niibrerto bes &ricaess nod
mails pcrbullhelt p,roen iou. Slit
&cts tebenaliinalihc 3lut,tbous,
itrofe muroe fiir5lit, non sen We.
intlngsbebDrrcn in 0cutid,IonS olli
pier Sabre herob9eiest, 10 oab iic i'm
n1hiten ISabr frei fommt.
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II. $.>San,ilicn psrlaiier
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-08
SPOKANE FIRM x
 LOW ON KENhI R0LD SECTION F2

i Max J. Kuney Company ol Spo- kane, Wash, submitted the low bid lof s2421 928, for construction of Section F-2 of the Seward-Anchor- ace Highway, according to H. A. Stoddard, PR.A. Division Engineer. l These other Lids were received. sC. F. Lytle Co. and Green Con- sstruction Co.,, Des Moines, Iowa S3,795,354, and s. Birch and Sons Construction O., n d Morrison Knudsen Co. Seattle-S3. .946,241.
 Recommendation that the contract be awarded to the low bidder VIII be made to P. R. A. headquarters office in Washington, D. c. 5s Tie project is for 19.4 miles along the north shore of Turnagain Arm, from Indian to Peterson Creek. and including Girdwood, in the vicinity of Portage.
 It provides for grading and drain- age structures, other than the main bridges.
 With award of this contract. only one major section of the Seward Anchorage road remains in question and part of the question is the exact location of the highway, a real pu7zler because of the nature of the terrain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-08
Y IN, 10 OUT BY
 PAN AM CLlpD'F:D F:D

Seventeen persons arrived here yesterday by PAA clipper, with four from Seattle and 13 from Fairbanks. Ten passengers left for the South by Pan Am.
 Passengers from Seattle includ- ed. R. E. Simpson, Virginia Gil- more, Augie Jiminez, George Mat son.
 From Fairbanks: C. D. Benzel, c. NJ. Ferguson Roy McKebbon, B. D. Stewart, Mrs. Mary Hortenstine, Gerald A. Bobel, Kenneth Laurit- zen, Jack Boulet, John Easley, Ma jor Maxey, Lloyd Morley, Floyd Stingke, Nelson Midthun.
 To Seattle: John Jorgenson, C. Watscn, Dwight Collins, Clare Perry, Josephine White, Edna Lo- men, Mike Yaremichul, Bruce Strineer, Ed Watson, Arnold Rude
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-08
WHAT NEXT! ASK Z SEATTLE MEN;
 L0GS ICE-B0UND

Hampered h iiIe.r proposed activ. tics by Southeast Alaskas icy wea- ther, E. M. Buol and Earl Morgan roth -of Seattle are spending severa days in Juneau wondering what te dc next
 They represent the Nettleton Tim ger Company, one of the few Out side firms given permission to buy logs for export from National For est stands in Alaska.
 We bought between 30 and 35 million board feet this year" Buol said, in reply to questions. (The total allowed for export in 194S was apploXimately 40 million)
 The logs are scattered around Southeast Alaska, the majority in the Ketchikan area" he continued. We lave been busy near Wrangell building Davis ralts to haul them cut, but it is impossible to get them out HOW.
 There is some question as to whether we can get out all we cut, as our agreement with the Govern ment provided that we could pur- chase all the logs we could raft by December l."
 The unusually large grant was made this year hecause so many Alaska mills have not been run ning, according to Buol. Normally" ]" he said, this timber would go to local mills"
 Asked if his firm ; i'd want to repeat sch a large order in future years, Buol said he telieved it would not be necessary as so many logs are idle in Puget Sound waters"
 Most of the logs are spruce.
 Ruol, who is on his seventh or eighth trip in the same connection, plans to return to Seattle tomor- TOW.
 Morganroth will be here and in <etchikan for another two weeks.
 The Seattleites are guests at the Baranol Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-08
5Tn.K ENDED, GAINED SALMON
 IS RELEASED

SEATTLE, Dec. 3.-tR-Settle- ment of the 95-day Pacific Coast maritime strike released 750.00O cases Of Alaska canned salmon from ships holds, McGovern and McGoYern, salmon brokers, said to- day.
 rarts of it had been sold when opening prices were announced early in the fall and deliveries must now be made on some con- tracts entered into at prices below the present market, a spokesman said
 Shipments held up on Alaska steamship Co. vessels included: H. D Whitehead, 1855, ,0O0 cases; Den- ali, 6o,00o; Flemish Knot, 50,Oe0; Coastal Monarch, 45,o00; Baranof, 37,oo0; and Aleutian, 5000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-08
GENE VUIlLE NAMED
 ID TERR. DIST. p0S1

Gene Vuilie, president of the Juneau Kiwanis Club, has been named secretary treasurer for the Alaska Yukon Territorial District of Kiwanis International member of Kiwanis International, it was an- nounced today.
 Vuille, who is a charter member of the local club, organized in l946, will act as coordinator for the four clubs of the district in Anchorage, Fairbanks, Whitehorse and Juneau.
 The new district secretary y-treas- uer was one of four delegates from U. s. and Canadian terrl- tories to go to Seattle in 1947 for the purpose of organizing the dis trict.
 Cacii Roley of Anchorage was re- gently named as It. Governor Ter the Kiwanis district.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-08
ALkSkA SCHOOL
 (ONyOlIDhTION'
 tS SATISFACTORY
Two Alaskan Educators Make Comment-Pled
 Made for Statehood

SEATTLE, Dec. 8--tR-Two AL aska educators agreed today the consolidation of Territorial and Ma tive schools had proven satisfactory
 There was a great to-do about mixing the children in the same school when the plan was proposed, said pr. James A. Ryan, Territor- ial Director of Education.
 We can say now the fears were not justified"
 He and Dr. George Dale of the Alaska Native service paused here sn route to a convention Of the Northwest Associat or of Secondary and High schools at .pokane. With them is Max w. Penrod, principal of Nt. Edaecumhe high school at Sitka.
 Until last year Indian, Eskimo ana Aleut children usually attend schools sf the Alaska Native Service. So fur T ANS. schools have been con- 1olidated Nth Territorial schools. Preposals to have the Territory ad- m mister all schools have been II 9wned upon because, said Dr. Dale, "there is no guarantee Alaska NC ld continue to receive an appropria- ton from Congress every year
 The answer is Statehood for AL aska," said pr. Ryan. Once we have two senators in Washington instead of voteless Delegate, Alaska will le in a position to bargain for it's 1ie}4tful share of the national bud ncf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-08
 DASH hDRupTLY
 ENDS BY MANIz

CLEVELAND. Dec. 8.-R-One of Paul Mantz' frequent cross country dashes ended abruptly near here late yesterday when his motor failed.
 The Hollywood stunt and racing pilot was en route from Burbank, Calf, to La Guardia Field in New York, trying to break the Vest East transcontinental record he set Feb. 28, 1947 It was six hours, seven minutes, five seconds.
 Maniz and his green F-51 were go miles east of Akron at 25,000 feet. pushed along in beautiful weather" by strong tail wind.
 His sursrcharger stopped work ing and the oil pressure went down. So he turned back to Cleveland
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-08
ECIzHElMER RITES
 TOMORROW, PPM.

Funeral services for the late Judgt William A. HolGheimer will be helc tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clocl in the Charles w. Carter Mortu. ary with the Lodge of Elks, No 420, having full charge. The Elk ritual service will be spoken by lodge officers and Attorney R. E Robertson will give the eulogy Er- nest Ehler will sing during the services, following which interment will be in the Masonic plot in Ev- ergreen cemetery.
 Active pallbearers will te baseball players in the Channel League dur ing the Judges Presidency, and are as follows: F. M. Tyvoll, Erwin Hag- erup, George F. Cantillon, Joseph R. Werner. Edward s. Nielsen, and c. F. Palmer.
 Honorary pallbearers named are as follows: Judge George w. Folta, T. Mahoney, J. w. Leivers, Felix Gray, F. E. Robertson, Simon Hellentnal, Henry Roden, P J. Gil mere Ralph Rivers, Frank A. Boyle. Wm L. Paul, Jr., N. c. Bsnfield, Rosert Boochever.
 Joseph A. Mclean, Fred O. Eas- taugh, H. D. Stabler, Albert White, Harold F. Bates.
 Stanley Baskin, John 4. Nyman, M E Monagle, and Hugh Wade
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-08
LARGE NIGHT
 FOR ELKD0M

With Arthur {Scotty) Adams as Exalted Ruler and other Past EX- alted Rulers in all chairs, there is going to be large night for the Elks tonight at the regular session.
 This is Past Exalted Rulers Night and things are going to hum. There will be initiation and of course the usuaf big feed.
 For special entertainment, Ken Pagan, hypnotist-magician, now at the Salmon Creek Club, will be on the floor and promises large" do- ings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-08
ENLISTED MEN TO
 GET NEW CHANCE,
 COURTS MARTIAI

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-lR-En- listed men will be allowed to sit on Army court martial boards soon under an executive order signed by President Truman today.
 The Army said this move, among other sweeping improvements" to take effect Feb. l, is being made in an effort to build up confidence in military justice.
 The Army said other changes in court martial procedure included:
 Emphasis on the presumption of innocence of an accused person dur ing trials; and
 Making 1t criminal offense to use cocFSion or unlawful influence III os{e,..tn1 a confession.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-08
EhBlEM CLUB MEET
 fHunsDkY EVENING

Plans for Christmas party and election of nominating commit tee are on the agenda for a meet ing of Emblem Club No. 90 Thurs day evening. President Lillian Ug- gen requests all members to turn out for the important business ses- son to be held at the Elks Hall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-08
NUnan Riies Are
 Keld in Seattle

SEATTLE, Dec. 8-tR-Funeral services were planned today for Har- " Nunan, for 27 years district man. ager at Ketchikan for the New Eng land Fish Company. He died Sun day. Nunan had lived at Everett since his retirement three years ago Survivors include his widow, Mary; two daughters, stepdaughter and two grandchildren.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-08
WILLIAM WlNN- Phone 73A

ON TERMS, 1948 Jeep, mo. old, less than 1000 mi, Sl500, $500 down, and $50 month. LARGE NEW unfinished house, end of steel bridge. Living quart CTS for small family ready for occupancy, finish house yourself. $35o0; $500 down, S75 month. LARGE house for lease, Douglas, $50.
 HIGHWAY, at Peterson Hill, 2 bedroom home. 3 acres, patent cd, s5,ooo.
 WEST 9TH near Gov. Mansion. 3 bedrooms, furnished Channel view, fireplace. Immediate possess sen, $195O0.
 DOUGLAS, nearly finished 2 bed room unfurnished. Full concrete baseinent, possible third bed room second floor S75OO DOUGLAS, 1 bedroom. new con- crete basement. lo0xl00 lot, im- mediate possession. $6,500. LOWER Bas-n Road, large liv- ing room, fireplace, view, $4600. 9TH St., enc bedroom. includes building lot, $7,000. DOUGLAS Beach, 2 bedroom fur nshed. $500. AIRPORT, back of Lee Smiths, S3,000, unturn., not modern. acre
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-08
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

2 BEDROOMS one-level home. 3 years old. 1O0'x100 lot in good district Large living room with fireplace. Dining room. Automatic hot water heat. Terms. ONE new house on Behrends Ave. full concrete basement with gar- age, full-view windows from liv- ing room, dinette and kitchen. Hardwood floors. Automatic hot air heat. Very liberal terms.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-08
-OR SALE

i REDROOMS, furnace, basement, laundry. electric kitchen, inlaid hardwood floors, Casey-Shattuck addition. 3-BDR. partially furnished, marine view, large living room, hard floors. 2-BDR. beautifully furnished, in Casey -Shattuck addition, immed- late occupancy; basement, fur mace. aRKETA property, mi. post, 2 houses, acre pat. land, Lemon Creek. Briggs summer home on Point Louisa. INCOME $265 per mo; 3 apts. best view, best location, terms, large lots, good heating plant, all apts. well furnished. off Gastineau Avenue, East First, $450O; terms. 3-EDR. furnished home Norway Polnt, $500 down, monthly pay. SlO0 per mo.
 2-BDR Douglas Beach.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-08
ELKs ATTENTION

Lodge meeting tonight. conduct ed by the Past Exalted Rulers. in- itiation, entertai nrlent and feed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-08

WASHINGrON.-Associated Press advices received this afternoon said the Chin2sa 18th Army group ot ll0C00 men was reported to have lroken from Communist trap and joined other nationalist forces in the showdown battle Tor Ranking.