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p A ID E X A

SIN. kovo 8 d. mire mano my
limas vyras ir musu tevas An
tanas PIELIK.
Dekui gedulingas pamaldas
atlaikiusiems kun. klebonui Vii
kutaiciui, kun. Ivinauskui ir
kun. DIR. Sirvaiciui.
Dekui grabnesia m Bara-
nauskui, Janusiui, Vikniui, Sam
sonui, Matuseviciui ir Stockui.
Dekui Jacubauskienes laido-
tuviu Namams uz grazu patar-
navima.
sirdingai dekojame visiems
giminems ir prieteliams uz da-
lyvavima laidotuvese ir misiose,
uz aukas misioms, uz grazias
geles ir uzuojauta.
zmona Monika Pielik, dukte nj.
Tobasko ir sunus Antanas Pielik
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MOTERU MEDzIOTOJAI?

NUNS pranesa, kad viena ne
senai atvykusi Clevelanda jau-
ma lietuvaite gavo nuo kaz ko-
kios moters is Chicagos laiska
SUI pasiulymu darbo rastineje,
kur nereikia net ir anglu kalbos
moketi. Toji atsake, kad il jau
gavusi darbo cia. Tada gavo
laiska iau nuo kaz kokio vyro,
kuris Wis tick kvieGia atvaziuo-
ii ir sakosi, daug metu nemates
lietuvaiciu, norris pats atvaziuo-
ii pasiimti, o paskui -. "jei
sutiksim. tai ant visados busi
mano". Klausia kick metq, ar
laisva ;.
Kai toll mergina atsaka, 'kad
cia turf ir darba ir turf kur gy-
venti, tai po to vel gavo laiska
nuo moteriskes, kuri bara: me
turf apsiejimo, tu j uzgavai,
lis auksto mokslo vyras, inte-
ligentas. aukstai keliesi, bet ze-
mai nutupsi'' ir tt.
Merginos artimieji dabar gal
lisi, kad nedave progos tam Wy
riskiui atvaziuoti. butu pamate,
"kas tai per paukstis".
siaip ar taip, reiskinys CANA
keistas. Merginoms reiketu bu-
ii atsargiomis su tokiais pasiu-
lymais.
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Jieskomieji ar apie juos Ii
nantieji prasomi atsiliepti j:
CONSULATE GENERAL OF
LITHUANIA
al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.

Veseliunas, Feliksas, is Kiviliu k,
Akmenes vi.
Vesetas, Gasparas, is Molainiu k.
Panevezio ap.
Wetkus Maciulyte, Zuzana, If Ma
ciulis, Juozas, is Miskiniu k, Rau-
dondvario val.
Vl@anauskaite- Dambrauskiene, Adele,
IS Kunigiskiu k, Bartininku vi.
Vilkaviskio ap.
VIiusiene, nasle Petro, is Peciulir
k, Visakio Rudos par. Suvalki
jos ir jos astuoni vaikai.
Vilkas, Domininkas, is Telsiu ap
Kalnenu k.
Vilkas, Kazys, is Bagdoniskiu k,
zasliu VI, Traku ap.
Vinkeliene : Katcvinkeliene Jure
viciute, Ona, is Alvito par. Vii
kaviskio ap., IL jos vaikai Jonas,
Kazimieras, Ona ir Vincas.
Vipartas, Zigmantas, is Juodeikiu
k, zagares vi.
Visackaite Kybartaite, Adele ir
Fele, is Nevaroniu k, Gelvoniu ",
Ukmerges ap.
Vitartaite Burcikiene, Elzbieta, is
Rimsskiu vienkm., Papilio w.,
Birzu ap.
Vitkus, Oliesius ir Pranas IL Wit
kutes, Barbora ir Marijona, nuo
Panevezio.
Volodkevicius, Kostas, atvykes is
Vokietijos 194S metu kovo menesy.
Vosylius, Gustavas, is Jurgbudziu
k, Luksiu VI, sakiu ap.
Voveriene, Barbora, ir jos SINUS Bro
nislovas ir Ignacas, is Rekeciu k,
Vieksniu VI, Mazeikiu ap.
Vove~is, Antanas. Jonas, Kazys If
Stasys, is Rekeeiu k, VieksniQ
W., Mazeikiu ap.
Zablackas, is Birzu ap., Papilio W.,
gal is ziobu k.
Zajankauskas. Juozas, is silsuodzio
k, Vilkaviskio ap.
Zabliofskis, Ona, is Kaimelio k, XII
duliu w., Sakiu ap., anksciau gyv
Philadelphia. Pa, arba jos vaikai
Zakutauskis, Feliksas, is Stony k.
Raseiniu ap.
Zaloga, Antanas, baiges Kauno Je
zuitu gim., jo seserys Brone il
kitos bel motina Zalogiene- Sinai
tyte, is Ramoskiu k, Skaistgirio
zalyte (Saulyte), Vincenta.
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Evans, nepatenklntas TRIMS
sprendimais paskutiniuose SUI
sitikimuose su didziuoju indio-
nu Don Eagle, saukia il galu-
tinems imtynems atemantl an
tradieni, balandzio 26.
Clevelandietis Fred Bazlc ma
no, kad jo partneris paskutlne-
Sc porinese imtynese buvo per
letas. Pc ilgesnio ieskojimo, Jam
j pora parinktas Whitley WHIST
Ter. Jie stos prizes Karol hrau-
ser ir Tug Carlson.
"Didziajam lenkui' koWais-
kiui vargais negalais rastas :
priesininkas Herbie Freeman i
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P. ]. zIURIAI, AVON LAKE,

taip pat dar nespejo visai su-
tvarkyti dabartiniu savo sveciu
reikalu. Mat, bande veterenari-
os gydytojui Kregzdei gauti ir-
gi jo specialybes darba. Toxic
darbo yra, veterenarijos (gy-
vuliu) gydytoju reikia, bet. ].
ne pilieciu negalima ta darba
priimti. Tokiu budu darbo vie
ia lieka tuscia, jai zmogaus les
ko, zmogus, kuris yra ir tam
darbui tinka, turi sau ieskoti
visai kito darbo -.
Geguzes menesi Ziuriai lau-
kia nauju sveciu = triju ar ke-
turiu seimu, isviso % asmenu
(D, kuriems jau paruose kam-
barius ir savo namuose ir net
pas kaimynus isnuomojo -.
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RKO KEITH'S 1O5th

Nuo balandzio 20 Xxi % d. rodo
"Down to the Sea in Ships" su
Richard Widmark, Lionel Bar
rymore ir nuo balandzio "a Xxi
balandzio 26 d. rodo Johnny
Belinda ir Treasure of Sierra
Madre".
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Zilinskiene, is Pakuonio.
zolpis, Pranciskus, is Skaudviles ",
Taurages ap
Zo-skaite =. Maciene, Ona, is Mari
jar1poles.
Zudginas, Maisiejus, S. Joselio, is
Raseiniu.
zukas, Pranas, is Gervenu k, Seiri-
ju W., Alytaus ap.
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SAVO ADRESA,

rasydami DIRVAI, parasykite
labai aiskiai paciame laiske.
Dels neaiSkumo ar klaidos
Jusu parasytame adrese Jums
siunciami laikraSciai ar kny-
gos grizta atgal ir neturime
kaip Jums apie tai pranesti.
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IsVAzIUOJA ! ANGLIA

Adele Kvederiene, kuri SUI sa-
vo vyru Jonu Kvederu ant
Truck Rd. laiko Erie Cafe. ba-
landzio 27 diena Queen Eliza
beth" laivu isvyksta i Anglia
aplankyti savo broliu ir seseru,
kuriu nera maciusi apie 20 me-
tu. Ten zada praleisti apie iris
menesius laiko. Paeme is DIR
VOS ir Anglijos lietuviu drau-
gijos adresa, mes nori ten ir
daugiau lietuviu susitikti.
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NAUJAUSI NAUJAKURIAI

Radeckas Liudas, Ieva - Fair
view, N. j.
Rastikis Henrikas Ona - &C.
neva, N. Y.
Remeika, Pranas, Ona, Algi-
mantas, Grazina - Kearny,
N. j.
Sakalauskaite Kazimiera, Van
da - Manchester, N. H.
semeta Aleksas, Ramutis, Skir-
mante, Gediminas, Anele =
Lewiston, Maine
Senkus Stasys, Adele, Vytau-
tas - Brooklyn, N. Y.
Sereicikas Feliksas, Eleno ora,
Feliksas = Hardwick, Mass.
silgalis julius, Rimantas, Euge-
nijus - Baltimore, Md.
Skaisgiryte Ona = Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Slepetys. Pranas, Juozas - Eli
zabeth, N. J.
sulaitis Juozas, Aldona, Dalija
Cicero, Ill.
Svilas Petras - Grand RAPIDS
Mich.
Tevainis Eduardas = Plants
vile, Conn.
Vaidilauskas Antanas, Ona, An
tanas = Christopher, III.
Vaidada Agota, Viktorija =
Cleveland, Ohio.
Vilkauskas Juozas - Water
town, Conn.
Vodopalis Jurgis - Cleveland,
Ohio.
Vodopaliene Sofia = Cleve-
land, Ohio.
zemaitis Vincas, Bronius, Algir-
das, Kestutis - Elizabeth,
N. J.
zygas Kestutis, Ona, Kestutis-
Paul, Ruta = Cleveland, %.
Apie SIN. balandzio % diena,
laivu General Howe" j Bos-
tona atvyksta Sic lietuviai trem.
tiniai:
Ambrozaitis Juozas, Elena, Ri
mantas - Cambridge, Mass
Bacanskas Jonas, Aleksandra
Jonas, Edmundas, Rimas, Ma.
RIA - Brooklyn, NY.
Barsevskis Jonas, Sofia = No.
Hollywood, Calf.
Bildat George, Ieva, Andrius
Maria, Ane-Alma, Ida =
Pennington, Mich.
Budrionis Vytautas, Alfonso -
Maspeth, N. Y.
Burokas Stasys - Davenport
Iowa.
Cesas Mikalojus, Gerda, Jurate
Romualdas Gediminas -
Oakville, Conn.
Ciurlys Kazimieras = New
Brunswick, N. j.
Fabijonavicius Juozas, Stase
Romualdas, Wanda = Chica.
go, Ill.
Gedvilas Magdalena - Linden
n. J.
Gliaudelis Jonas, Jone = Bro.
oklyn, N. Y.
Ignatavicius Jonas, Monika =
Elizabeth, N. J.
Jakimas Natalija = Pittsburgh
Pa.
Jaksonas Irena - Newark, NJ
Jangys AVytautas Jamaics
Plain, Mas.
Jankauskas Ildefonsas, Maria
Aliodija = Watertown, Mass
Jankauskas Vincas, Ona, Irens
- Philadelphia, Pa.
Kalnietis Jonas, Jadvyga, Algir
das - Baltimore, Md.
Kazlauskas Antanas, Aleksan
dra, Elena, Ona, Sofia, Stase
Jonas, Vytautas, Gedimina'
Florence, S. C.
Kirlys Povilas, Julia, Aldona-
Exeter, Pa.
Kniuksta Antanas, Stase =
Chicago, Ill.
! Krakauskaite Jadvyga = Gala
tin, Penn.
| Krasauskas Ildefonsas, Elena
Elana Hartford. Cnn.
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Ill.
Miknevicius julie, Algimantas,
Vytautas, Nijole = Newark,
N. J.
Misiunas Jonas - N. Scranton,
N. j.
Narbutas Antanas, Ona, Augius
- Cicero, Ill.
Nelsas Adolfas, Maria = Bro
oklyn, N. Y.
Norkunas Stasys, Malvina, Ri
NUTS, Elena = Lowell, Mass.
Oertel Jan, Ludwika, Jan, Jo-
zef, Marin = Brooklyn, NY.
Pacevicius Ipolitas - Detroit,
| Mich.
Pakalniskis Mecislovas - Eli
zabeth, N. j.
Paliliunas Zigmas - Chicago,
! Ill.
Paukstelis Jnas, Aldona, Aldo
ma, Algirdas, Vytautas, Biru-
te - Yonkers, N, Y.
Peckys Vladislovas, Faustina,
Irena, Laimute, Algirdas, &C.
novaite - Union, N. J.
Petkeviciute Ursula = Mt. Pro
! violence, Pa.
Petrauskas Antahas, Adele, Ju-
LIZA, Viktoras = Elizabeth,
N. J.
Petrulis Jonas - New Rock
ford, N. Dakota.
Psybilskis Jonas, Ursula - Gle
( veland, Ohio.
Pulkaunikas Bronius, Ona, Lai-
mute, Danguole = So. Bos-
ton, Mass.
Raciunas Pranas, Stefanija, Ro-
mualdas, Danute = Bell Ro-
Sc, La.
Radziukynas Pranas, Marija
Maria = Waterbury, Conn.
Radzivanas Bronislavas, Apo
lionija, Vytautas IL Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Bakunas, Kazys, Brone, Ramu,
tbs - Baltimore, Md.
Raudys Adomas, Eugenija, Eu-
genija, Rimantas = Linden
N. j.
Rudenas Vilius, Petre - Glea-
son, Wise.
Sileris Friedrichas, Elzbieta, Al
fredas = Brockton, Mass.
Simonaitis Matas, Irena, Lai-
mute, Romualdas, Regina, Al
fonsas = Nashville, Tenn.
Simonelis Jurgis, Antanina, Liu-
das - Woodhaven, n. Y.
Skersys Juozas, Irena = Rich
mond, Pa.
Skemundris Jonas - Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Skladaitis Emilia, Elena -
= Waterbury, Conn.
Snarskis Bronius, Regina, Val
dotas = Cleveland, Ohio.
Stadalninkas Vytautas, Leoka
dija, Ina = Stamford, Conn
Stankovicius Justinas : Gre
enc, Maine,
Stukas Antanas = Baraga
Mich.
! sukelis Donatas, Stefanija, Dan
guole - Brooklyn, N. Y.
sukauskas Antanas, Brone, Zig
mantas, Rimgaudas, Marija-
Elizabeth, N. ].
Sventickas Edmundas = Det
roit, Mich
Tamulinis Pranas - Cincinnati
Ohio.
Uzemeckas Bronius, Emilia
Dalia - Rochester, n. Y.
Vaidelys Jonas - New Britain
Conn.
Valacauskas Izidorius - Brock
ton, Mass.
Vanagas Liudas = Marquette
Mich.
Vitkauskas Vytautas, Anele
Vytautas - Cleveland, Ohl'
Vizbaras Jonas = Brooklyn
n. Y.
: Zaramkus Emilia = ST. Louis
Mo.
Zilinskas Kazimieras, MarlJa
.Iropo C1aVp1and. Ohio.
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20 WARS AGo a I 'l I y !
APRIL 6, 1929


meeting
Locke M Boutwell,
to their by the retiring H. Trpp,
and T. B. Judson Mayor,
members Clerk Shepard
members w. H. MacSpadden George
left
leaving
Nfurre and of patrol.
appreciatve crowd attended the Shrine the
Scottish ballroom 1t the last
sponsored by Club.
E. H. Sherman, Deputy u. Hanes,
with before the Court
Deputy w. Caswel, Ketchikan H. Campbell
WrangeI, aboard the to their homes.
the Country
Dance April Of display j. M Saloums.
chaperoned by their teacher Mrs Boyan
made JAIL the Alaska
Andersons flower shop
passengers Admiral
Mrs Barney Brennan, A.
ern Matin E. Sherman, Fred Meyer and B. A. Barnett
Weather: High
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MERRY .GO-ROUND

Marion Carpenter, the lady pho
tographer who plopped a bowl of
Eean soup in columnist Iris Cof-
fins face, may be asked to eat her
soup somewhere else besides the
Senate restaurant. A move to bar
Miss Carpenter from the restaurant
will be taken up at the next meet
ing of the Senate Rules Committee
Senator Watkins of Utah will
ask President Truman to postpone
the signing of the North Atlantic
Pact until Congress and the ma
ticn have had chance to study
it. Watkins will claim that II days
examination of the Pact is not
sufficient time in which to study
the most important change in
Americas foreign policy in $50
years.
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THIS is NOT BACK
STAGE NEWS

Some of us newspapermen are SC
busy calling attention to things that
don't go right in the world that we
underplay news about people who
are helping to make the world
better place to live in So here is
some news about the folks who may
not held public office, who may not
be famous outside of their own
community, but who nevertheless
are making everyday human news
as Servants OF Brotherhood:
George L. Sail, SunDury, Pa
Who runs hosel in a coal-mining
town where at one time they spoke
II different languages, and who by
his unselfish devotion to his COM
munity has endeared himself to his
fellowmen. In Sunbury, there's al
most too much of Let George Dc
It."
Ambrose Grass, Murfreesb0rO
Tenn.--A retired 76-year-old printer
who hasn't been content to retire
when it comes to working for 9TH
arS. and who is to be found max
ing the rounds for other people
whenever there's work to be done
DIR. Clement l.. Littauer, Asbury
Park, N. J.-For his promotion OF
the local Brotherhood Rally which
each year selects a distinguished
citizen who has done most for his
community regardless of race, color
or creed.
Mrs. Ella Allen Of Fl. Smith, Ark
And the So children who have
formed a Servants of Brotherhood
Club to foster the basic principles of
brotherhood. Each week the chill
dren meet to report on what they
have been able to do for others.
Mrs. Robert c. Loving, Philadel-
phia,-A widow who now devotes
the affection she once lavished on
her family visiting the sick in the
hospitals of Philadelphia until she
is known to thousands at Mother
Loving" and truly exemplifies the
name she bears.
What these and many other
Americans are doing may not be
closed-door, hush-hush news, but
it's what makes the USA what it
is today.
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PASSING OF DOC" WALKER

The passing of former Territorial Senator
Norman r. (Doc) Walker at Ketchikan yesterday
came as shock to his legion of friends in Juneau
member of the Democratic Party ana active in
fratenal circles DOC" Walker served 16 years in the
Alaska Senate, having been elected in 1892 authorng
the Board of Administration BILL World War II Vet
Grams Act Narcotics Act cocktail bill and many others.
After break with Gov Gruenng in 1915, Walker
became an active leader of the so-called Walker Bloc
of the Senate defeated at the general election
last fall seeking denomination. Walker authored the
bill for referendum Statehood in October, 1916
and had hoped of being chosen to the Alaska State
Constitutional Convention.
DOC" Walker born in Regina, Saskatchewan,
in 1889 With his parents, he moved to Glasgow, Mon
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tana. He was naturalized citizen, having obtained
his papers in Seattle in 1918.
Doc Walker sailed ships from Pacific Coast
ports until entering the University of Washington
graduating from school of pharmacy in 1911 After
working in Seattle drug stores two years, he came
north to Ketchikan in 1918 and opened his own drug
store shortly afterwards. He resided continuously
in Ketchikan except for two years when he was in
the Army, World War No. l.
DOC" Walker was active in civic affairs in the
First City and served two terms Mayor during
which time he induced the New England Fish Com
pany to locate its large cannery and cold storage
plant there
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Daily Lessons in English " ". |. GORDON

MISUSED: Do not Il do not know as
come next week" Say
week."
OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED zodiaca zo-di-a-ka o
as in So I as in DIE unstressed
second syllable.
MISSPEILED: Tear (to rend). Tare weight
ancif dealsic imaginary extravagant
WORD times and it is yours" Let
mastering word each day. Todays word
AUDTORY pertaining primarily
rathe auditory"
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Mr., Mrs. Felix Gray
Plan Trip TO Scotland

With three months in Scotland.
England and Ireland as the ulti-
mate destination of their trip, Mr..
and Mrs. Felix Gray OF Douglas
plan to leave Juneau April II
aboard the Princess Norah.
After visiting in Washington and
Montana, they will go to Quebec
to board the Franconia for Liver
pool. 4a
Most of their time this summer
will be in Scotland, visiting Mrs.
Grays relatives, 1.-The Hamiltons
and Gardeners" and they plan their
return for late summer or early
fall.
Their son, Gordon Gray, will as
sumo the duties of US. Commits
sioner and Coroner in Judge Gray's
absence. $685.
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BOAT SHOP news

At the Juneau Marine Co., the
Valiant, owned by Floyd Eperson
and Kenneth Martin was put in the
water last Friday. The Birdie own
ed by Roy DeRoux is on the ways
for ironbarking and cooling system
repair. The combination halibutr
troller being built for Grin Addel-
man will be on the cradle in the
next day or two preparatory tp
launching.
At the Northern Commercial Co
the mailhoat Yakobi skippered by
Walter Sperl came off the ways
Monday after minor repairs. The
Avona, owned by Mrs. Martin Bran
dell, was on the ways for inspection
Monday.
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Women Of Moose
To Honor Frances
Webke, Initiation

Women of the Moose will hold an
initiation in honor of Frances Web
Ike, member Of the Grand Council,
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Senior Regent May Larson wishes
to announce that this will be for
NAL occasion.
Committee reports due are: libra
nv, Mooseheart, Moosehaven, MEM
bership and publicity. There is to
be a sponsors parade with the CO.
workers who solicited the most
new members this year to be nam
ed queen, and the next highe5c
as attendants. This is in charge of
Beatrice Albegof
Following the meeting there will
be a white elephant party with
refreshments in charge of the Ways
and Means Committee, chairmaned
by Elizabeth Casperson.
Moose women played shuttle
board elimination contest last Sun
day and play Moose men in a
tournament Sunday at p. m.
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Communist Troops
Are Withdrawing
On Yangfze River

NANKING, April 6. III In
China it looks as if the Communist
troops are withdrawing from the
Yangtze river front. Red troops
marching toward the river from
the north have done sudden
about-face and observers feel they
may pull back a few miles and
await developments at Peiping.
There, peace talks are said to be
underway in earnest, hut foreign
newsmen are not permitted to cover
the negotiations.
Meanwhile, the Communist radio
as given no indication of any soft
ming toward the Chinese Nation
alist government.
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Interiors Birthday
CNeW York TirneSl

New York Tnes)
A century ago the United States had with the
exception of Alaska practically the continental
interior it has today but not until hundred years
ago this week did it have agency of Cabinet rank
to administer the Interior has often seemed
grab-bag of agencies. Today, for instance, 1t IN
cludes Indian Affairs the Geological Survey, the Bu
reau of Reclamation the public lands, the National
Park Service the Bureau of Mines, the Fish and
Wdlife Service the Alaska Railroad, the Bonneville
Power Administration the National Power Policy Com
mittee and supervisory activities in our Territories
and Island Possessions.
But this variety tells story. Interior came into
being largely because the West wanted it. In good
times and bad in occasional scandals and in good
repute the trust of the Department has been ma
tional Embedded in it even today is the majestic
history of the westward Movement the tragedies OF
the Indian Wars the transformation of territories into
states the protection of lands and wild animals against
too fierce an exploitation the preservation forever of
national beauties and portions of vast wilder
ness If Fremont Carson, Bridger, Jed Smith, Park
man the trappers guides, the explorers Of oden
davs could revisit this continent they would find I'M
harmed under Interiors banner, some of the spots
they knew and most loved.
The West in modern days has not always been
patient with Interiors restrictions on grazing and
timber cutting Reclamation has had political battles
to fight Power is debated ISSUE But this birthday
means something in terms of national patriotism
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FISHING BOAT NEWS

The Sentinel owned by Vincent
Anderson docked yesterday at the
Geld Storage with its third load of
Sitka herring. Anderson had APP
proximately $50 barrels OF fish on
the boat.
The Janette, owned by Merle
Rhodes is sailing today to try for
black cod An attempt was made
to leave yesterday, but the boat re-
turned because of snow.
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SkAGWAY PIONEER
PASSES ON, SOUTH

SKAGWAY, Alaska, April O.
Especial to Empire) Roy Gault
Skagway pioneer and retired White
Pass engineer, died of heart at
tack at his winter home in Los
Molinos, California, Monday morn
ing. April 4, according to advice
received here.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Wayne Gault, one son, Edwin, a
daughter, Mrs. 0. A. Lund OF
Seattle, five grandchildren and
one great-grandchild
Mr.. Gault had planned to return
to Skagway April "a.
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HE WHO GETS SPANKED

Long-Shanked House majority
leader John Mccormack can be d
rough antagonist when he gets
warmed up, but seldom has he been
in such fighting form as during a
lecture on racial tolerance the 9TH
er day
His target was race-baiting, rabble
rousing Representative John Rank
in of Mississippi, who had just de-
livered speech singing out Israel,
along with other continents OF Eu-
rope, Asia and Africa, as sink
hole" into which we are pouring"
relief funds.
Angrily Mccormack told Rankin
to sit down. Then he blistered
Il have no feeling against anyone
because of accident of birth. l was
net consulted when l was brought
into this world, neither was any
one else and I do not think acct
dent of birth should operate against
anyone.
"A mans racial origin means no.
thing to me, a persons name means
nothing to me. A persons religion
/ respect. But what does mean ev-
erything to me is a persons mind.
And when l meet a person with
a bigoted mind, am meeting a
person / do not like, a person l
have nothing but contempt for"
Stung to the quick, Rankin We
hemently demanded that McCor-
macks words 'be taken down" by
the clerk, the House instrument of
censure. However, what most irk-
ed Rankin apparently was not the
lecture on tolerance, but an added
Mccormack remark lin which the
gentleman from Massachusetts de-
liberately and falsely accused me OF
opposing every measure for the de-
Tense Of my country prior to Pearl
Harbor"
However, McCormack's senior COL
league, fair-minded Speaker Sam
Rayburn of Texas, promptly sat on
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MODERN ETIQUETTE R RyoRERrA LEE

wedding the afternoon and the bride to
costume what should her wear
A n afternoon frock is suitable
c. meeting girls ance it good manners to some
thing nice about you alone with her?
A. S thing to do.
article and stranger picks it
up TO her, should say? 81
A. A thank you' accompanied by a smile, i sufficient.