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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-03

Dayton business men lost their
present "Mrs. Fixit" in telephone
matters when on March 1, Mrs.
Nell j. Maloney retired after 40
years in the telephone industry.
Mrs. Maloney had been private
branch exchange and t~eletype-
writer supervisor for the Ohio
Bell Telephone company for the
past 20 years and during that
time has become very well known
to business personnel throughout
the city. She had gone about train
ing PIX operators, making
monthly checkup visits, and keep
ing the operators up to date on
all new developments in operating
technique.
Her duties also included dis
cussing problems with executives
of various companies, aiding them
in speeding up telephone answers
and generally improving the Gus
TONER'S service. She has also
helped employers find operators
for their private branch switch
boards. .
Mrs. Maloney started her career
March 1, 1909, when she obtained
a working permit and began train
ing at the local exchange as a
telephone operator. Her training
consisted in watching the expert
enced operators and listening to
the procedure of handling calls
for a few days. After memorizing
a list of emergency numbers, she
was on hre own, Ginning in the
Number, please?" chorus with
the rest of the girls.
In the intervening years Mrs.
Maloney has progressed through
many supervisory positions with
the telephone company, from chief
operator to instructor to her ap-
CONTINUED on page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-03
New Democratic
Club in New York

NEW YORK, March 3. AMP
Much is being made over the
formation of the new democratic
club in the 18th district of which
Assemblyman Hulan Jack is the
leader.
This district, formerly ruled
with an iron hand by the late Big
Jim Pemberton, aided and assist
ed by Vito Marcantonio, elected
C. Mott Shavers as leader on
Pemberton's death. The election
was dictated, it is said, by the
borough president, Hugo Rogers.
For some reason, Shaver's health
suddenly became bad and he re-
signed the position.
His successor was Jack.
Then came the JUNIORS of a split
in the organization and the forma-
ton of a new club.
First, there were denials and
then there was some admission
that the white ladies resented COM
ing into the Negro neighborhood
and having to see a Negro leader.
ever, citizens recalled the xxx
days after World War I and the
Bund in the '3Os. The hate sheet
Common Sense" is still published
in this town.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-03

Because of the large number of
Puerto Ricans in the district, they
felt entitled to name a man for
leader of any split district that
was formed. But in a fast move
last Monday night, a group voted
an outsider into office-a man
who doesn't live in the district,
but who has an office in the area.
New headquarters will be estab-
lished at 112th and Lexington
avenue.
Evening star., 1949-01-30
Save Today's Sky.High Labor Costs!

"ln Detroit. q painter quoted price OF
$s5 for painting bonsebolders door!
Near PHILADELPHIA, brieklayer's bill was
$97 for z days work! In Los angeles, q
25-minafe tiasferine job cost SIS! In Pitts
bareb, an Indignant home oumsr got q bill
for $50 for basine l6 pieces Of slate nailed
TO q leaking roof"-N. Y. DAILY NEWS.
You can save such exorbitant costs and
"do.it.yourself' At cost Of pennies where
your neiehbofs have to spend dollars.
The CoMplETE HoME HANpYMAN's GUIDE
Evening star., 1949-01-30

Make a New Kitchen, Game Room or
Bathroom! Build an Extra Apartment
and Live Rent-Free!
Here's 1901 methods to help make your
home more livable - and add hundreds,
even thousands Of dollars to its value. Need
new closet space? Want to eliminate that
dangerous draft in the baby's room? Re-
decorate sisters room3 Build a garden
walk' Lay a new linoleum floor? Get bet.
ter winter heat for less money!
Want to convert your basement OF attic
into an extra apartment and give yourself
. a rent income that may we'll Offset good
part OF all Of your taxes, mortgage pay
ments and other expenses? You can make
all these improvements yourself, At sur
prisinely little cost, with the help of The
COMPLETE HOME HANDYMAN's GUIDE.
Evening star., 1949-01-30

Here's How Book Will Save You Hundreds OF Dollars
rms amazingly comprehensive volume shows how do yourself all
jobs the that have needed dongnd lot
could be sBooks and words
make Plumbing Wiring Car
pen Electrical Appliances Masonry Plaster Heating System Furniture
Also how make Oaabe home closet
whole roof from floor whole modern Kitchen
No labor from having the kind of
you'll proud moohunnng free from hazards and
equipped every como This Complete Guide makes the
you enjoy thrill of watching home luxury
Evening star., 1949-01-30

8.Books.in-One is the
number one book for
your home. Ii will re-
pay its astonishingIy
small cost many times
over! Mail the coupon
NOW for your FREE
TRIAL copy and start
transforming your
house into the Home
Of Your Dresms!
Evening star., 1949-01-30

gives you all tne lnIOfmatiOu you neeo 10
do a professional job of repairing or inn
proving any par, Of your house from cellar
to ehimney;top-indoor' OF outdoors
Easy Step-by.Step instructions In
Clear Pictures and Simple Text!
This book assumes no mechanical knowl.
edge or skill on your part. 1t starts from
the very beginning, explaining how to Sc
lect and use tools and materials. 1t gives
you detailed information every step of the
way, from repairing q. lamp OF iron to in.
stalling a complete wiring system; from
repairing a chair.les to rebuilding your
upholstery; from buying a paint brush to
fepainting the house inside and out. 1t an.
swers even the most difficult problem you
are likely to encounter and serves as az
invaluable time and money-savine help.
More than 1000 ILLUSTRATIONS, Aeeu-
rafeiy and explicitly drawn, make the COM
plete instructions easy to follow. This
Evening star., 1949-01-30
FURNITURE CARR an; REPAIR

Upholstery ef Chsifs,
Sofas. etc.
Replacing Worn Springs
Strengthening Frame
Furniture upkssp. Cleaning
Removing Water Stsina
= MARKS. >sesstehss. etc.
Loose Joints
Broken Cheirs
PoIishss and Polishing
steinine. etc.
A aiont cress-Refeene'
Evening star., 1949-01-30
Building Materials
Types OF Lumber
Roofing Meisrisls--
Asphsl'. Asbestos.
aluminium. Wood. Shingles
Concrete forms. Mixing
How 70 Make All Types Of
Tinsmith Repeirs

Fufaiiurs uehoIiisfy and repair Is
Terminating an1 money sowing hobby
when you follow the cosy step BY step
insrueiiont in this book.
Evening star., 1949-01-30

Wsfsf supply
iCsuss Of Dirty Water
Reporting Sewage System
Gospels. Septic Tanks
Stoppsdsup Sewer Pipes
stoppsd.up Drains
Chemical Drain CIssnss
Plumbing Traps
Noisy Plumbing
Repairing Hot Water Tsnk
Thewine Frozen Pipes
Weter softenins Equipment
Repairing Fsueets, Flush
Tanks, Lesky Pipes, etc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
RedaktOr a Administrator
H
Obydlf:
1927 Grogan Avenue = Is
Telefon: Broadway 1925
Severoatlanticka smlouva ma
byt podepsana " bTeznu.

Washington, D. c.. - We
Washington Sc vyjednavajici
strany dohodly v zasade ma ne
kolika velmi dGlezitych bodech
Severoatlantick6 smlouvy, me
ri mimi i t6chto:
1. Staty jez podepisf smlou-
WI, budou zavazany k vojen-
skemu a jinemu zakroku v pr1-
pad6 ozbrojeneho 1toku ma je-
den re smluvn1ch statG.
2. Smlouva Dude podepsana
ma 16 az 20 let a nebude v zad-
mem pr1pad6 obnovovana v do
be americkych presidentskych
voleb.
3. Smlouvu podepfsf bud We
Washingtonu, Ottawa ci ma
Bermudach zahranicni ministri
Spojenych StatG, Angle, Ka-
nady, Francie, Holandska, Bel
gle a Lucemburska a to nejsp1-
Sc v polovin6 bTezna.
4. Poole smlouvy Dude Wy.
tvorena stala severoatlanticka
bezpecnostn1 rada, jez Dude
NIT pravo jmenovat RUNE ko-
mise, jez budou provadet usta-
noven1 smlouvy a zkoumat zpG-
soby, jakymi Dude moci kazdy
stat nejl6pe prisp1vat k plneni
cflG smlouvy.
5. Vsechny smluvnf staty
pf1jmou zasadu, re ozbrojenJ
1tok prot jednomu re smluv-
mich statd Dude povazovan Ia
Ozbrojeny 1tok prot vsem O.
statn1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11

Pred sto styryceti lety naro-'
dill Sc IL. 1nora chlapec, ktery
mel jednoho dine byti IMAM pc
celem svete jake veliky eman-
cipator, Abraham Lincoln. Ka-
zde vyrocf onoho dine slavi vsi-
chni milovn1ci svobody, vzpo-
mfnajfce tax pamatky nekdej-
sfho p%residenta Spojenych Sta
til, ktery = teze z tradice A.
meriky = postoupil z chudeho
prostTed1 kentuckych kopc1 az
ma vGdcl mfsto naroda. S pra-
YOU vznesenost1 ducha dostal
Lincoln svemu poslan1, splniv
svou odpovednost prohlasen1m
svobody pro vice neil tTi milo
ny cernochG, zotrocovanych BIZ
lymi pany zemi 'pocate We
svobode a zasvecene myslence,
re vsichni Tide jsou stvoreni So
be rovni."
Narod "tak pocaty a tax "a
sveceny" obhajil 1spesne sve
pravo ma zivot, a z boje mezi
Severem a Jihem vysla Unie
tax silna, re prapor svobody
prosel vitezne i dvema svetovy-
mi konflikty nasl generace. Je-
ste vsak ami v Americe dvaca-
teho stolet1, v tom osvfcenem
Novem svete, ktery bojoval
prot nepratelGm demokracie
tisfce mil cd svych hranic, neni
dflo Lincolnovo ukonceno.
Kongres Spojenych Staff ne
pTestava vSak ma mem praco-
vati. Tfinacty dodatek k 1sta-
We uvedl emancipacn1 prohla-
SEM We skutek, zrusiv We Spo-
|jenych Statech otroctv1. Roku
1858 ucinil ctrnacty dodatek z
osvobozeneho otroka obcana.
Jine paraguay tehoz dodatku
davaly federalnf Wade plnou
odpovednost Ia doz1rani ma to,
ably staty neup1raly nikomu OBJ
canskych prav, nebo ably ma
Mich nikoho nezkracovaly. Ac-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11

mne pTesne "a 81 dn1 cd meho
zatceni pfedvesti Hal1k znovu
a oznamil mi, re budu propus-
ten z vazby, ale re zGstanu ma
seznamu podezrelych a re Dude
kazdy mil krok hlldan, ably mi
tedy ami incapable ut1kat "a
hranice.
"Sotva jsem byl venku, ne
mys1el jsem ma mic jineho, nez
jak bych mohl odjet do Ameri-
ky. Zat1m uz dosel cd me re-
ny affidavit. a zacal jsem tedy
shanet vystehovalecky pas.
KIDD to nezkusil, nema ponet1,
co je to "a t1ru a CO to da be-
hani pc 1fadech. Nejdf1ve mu-
sill potvrdit zamestnavatel, re
mne propousti re sluzeb, pax
musil potvrdit pracovnf Trad,
re prot tomu nen1 namitek q
re mne neposfla ma jinou praci.
Cd vojenskych 1radd jsem do
stall propustku, cd bern1ho Il
radu potvrzeni, re nam zapla-
Gene dane a mic statu nedluhu-
il. Ma magistrat jsem musil
beet pro potvrzen1, re mi ne
byla predepsana dan re PSI a
kocek, ktere jsem nikdy nemel.
Mimochodem Teceno to stale GA
Kc. Take isem 81 musil opatrit
potvrzenf, re nemam mic z ma
.jetku NemcG u kolaborantd, a
sam jsem musil potvrditi, re
zanecham veskery m1j MAZE
tex v Ceskoslovensku a mic s
sebou neodvezu. Mel jsem &C.
lou haldu r1znych tech potvr-
zenf, nez jsem Sc vydal ma pa
sovy Trad. Nejhlavnejs1 re
vsech bylo %potvrzen1 minister
silva vnitra, re mi dava svolen1
k odjezdu.
"Trnul jsem strachem z Ha-
lfka, ktery podaval O mne zpra-
Wy z policejniho Teditelstvl. A
lie mel jsem stest1. Mlady pan
totiz potreboval nutne penfze
tedy pfisel mne do bytu pun
pnout" nejdffve o 5000 Kc., a
potion jeste o 5000 Kc. Nenfl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11

stopy pc cigaretach, kterymi
mne palili. A table delsf mi
zGstala pc hluboke rane no
zem, ktery mi jeden z pochopG
nasadil ma ruku S pohrGzkou,
re no do nj vraz1, kdyz Sc "ne-
pfiznam''. Ale vyslech Poole
1trpneho prava byl marny, pro
toze jsem sym tryznitel1m
nemohl Tfci mic jineho, nez jsem
rekl Hal1kovi.
"a tax mne zavreli do cely,
kde uz bylo namackano neja-
kych 80 jinych nevinnych trpi-
tell. Bylo tam Size nekolik pr
kennych paland, ale spali .jsme
ma betonove podlaze, protozs
ma mich nebylo pro vetsinu mi
sta. = Rano nam pTinesli GER
nou brecku, pry kavu, ktere
jsme Tlkali "policejni tajem-
stvi", protoze Sc nikdo nemohl
dohadnouti, z echo asi je va
rena. K obedu denne byla t.. Nv.
polevka, We ktere, ably hledal
kousky brambor drobnohle-
dem. Odpoledne donesli kaz-
demu asi 6 Dig. cerneho chleba
a k vecefi Ease byla "kava".
Pc cely meslc meho uveznenl
nebyla v tonic j1deln1m lfstku
nejmensi zmena a hladem nam
vsem krucelo v zaludku. Pr
tom jsem byl jeste nekolikrate
volan k vyslechu, pfi kterem
rany jen prsely.
"Vyslechy Sc konajf Poole
nacistickeho a sovetskeho vzo-
ru jen v noel. Zacinaj1 tax ko-
lem II. hodiny a trvajf az do
rama. Pc dvou tydnech bylo
mym pTfbuznym dovoleno, ably
mne navstfvili a donesli mi ne
co cisteho prada a trochu il
ola. Mimo hladem jsme kru-
te trpeli nepopsatelnou sp1nou
a rGznym doternym hmyzem,
kterymi Sc cely jen hemzily.
"Kdyz ma mne zivou mocf
nemohli vynutit priznan1 k ne
cemu, co jsem neudelal a co mi
ami ma mysl nevstoupilo, dial 81
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11

to dnes v Ceskoslovensku mic
divneho, protoze kazdy ten ko-
munisticky 1Tednfk ma nataze-
nou ruku a neudela pro vas
"ani ranu", kdyz mu nevtiskne-
tie neco do diane. Nez jsem do
stall pas, vyplatil jsem ma tako-
vych 1platkach skoro 100000
Kc., slovy ctyricet tisfc. Ale co
jsem dial o penfze, jen kdyz
mi otevrely cestu z komunistic-
keno "raje", vlastne pekla, KITE
rym Sc stala naSe vlast pc Ion
skem nasilnem statn1m pTevra-
tn. Ma americkem velvysla-
nectv1 ma mne byli velmi hodni.
Bylo mi Size feceno, re mohu
cekat ma visa diva tydny, ale
dostal jsem je uz pc dvou
dnech. A tax jsem Sc konecne
mohl vydat ma cestu S 10 Kc v
kapse, ktere mi byly milostive
povoleny k vyvozu. Schoval
jsem 81 je ma pamatku."
Takov6 jsou tedy zkusenosti
mladeho vystehovalce z Cesko-
slovenska, ktery Sc dopustil
MISUNDERSTANDING zlocinu'', re
pojal "a chot americkou Ces-
ku. A nen1 sam, protoze poll
tickych beznd jsou dnes tisice
a tisfce a bezpochyby Sc "a
chaz1 Sc vsemi stejne. Jen ma
Pankraci jest jejich pocet Cd
hadovan ma $4,000 a k MIN
slusf pfipocftat ty, kteT1 byli
poslani do rGznych karnych ia
bort, ktere nyn1 rostou jake
pfislovecn6 houby pc desti. V
prazskem okoli jest jeden v Ru-
jeden u Pocernic, diva u
Kladna a Ia kratko jich Dude
jeste vice. Hospodarsky Ces-
koslovensko den re dine upadaI
nestastny lid Sc desf smutne
budoucnosti, ktera ma neho ce-
ka. A potion, re Sc pc komu-
nistickem lonskem puci v Ces-
koslovensku "nic nestalo", ne
DO "ze je tam lepe nez byvalo'.
novym komunistickym
mocipanGm, ale nikomu jine-
mu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11

kohl v techto paragrafech ne
bylo zadne zminky O cernosich,
byly piece prijaty sc zvlastn1m
zretelem ma opravneny pred
poklad, re bez zakrocenl fe-
deralnf vlady tesil by Sc cerny
obcan jen nepatrne obcanske
svobode. Vyznam techto opa-
trent pozbyl vsak velmi zahy
ma Gene rozhodnut1mi Nejvys-
s1ho soudu Spojenych StatG.
Patnacty dodatek z roku
1870 stanovil, re zadny obcan
nesmf byti zkracovan Spojeny-
mi Staty nebo kterymkoli sta
tenn Unie ma SVEN hlasovac1m
pravu z dGvodu rasy, nebo pro-
to, re byl kdysi otrokem. Ten
to dodatek mel zmaTiti zakony
jizn1ch statG, ktere Sc jimi sna-
lilly znemozniti cernoch6m, a.
by hlasovali. Tyto staty mely
vsak jine zpdsoby, kterymi do
sally tehoz zameru. Nej1cin-
nejsf v tom sm6ru byl pozada-
vek predvolebnfho %zaplacenf
dane z hlavy, pozadavek to,
ktery znemoznoval hlasovani
miliondm nuznych lid = Ger
noch1 i belochG. Jiny zpGsob
spocival restrikci hlasovan1 v
demokratickych primarkach,
jichz Sc mohli 1castniti pouze
lbeloSi.
Nekolik jiznfch statd zrusi-
10 jiz dan z hlavy, a Nejvyssi
soud Spojenych Stat1 loni de-
finitivne rozhodl, re cernosi
mali pine pravo hlasovati v de-
mokratickych "belosskych pri-
markach".
Vetsina Americana je 81 O.
vsem pine vedoma toho, re je-
ste ami dnes nedospeli jsme O.
noho idealu rovnosti a stejnych
prflezitosti pred zakonem, "a
nez bojoval Lincoln. Ii, kdoz
Isl pfali podloziti sve podezfeni
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
Pocet nezamestnanych " lednu
znacne stoupI.

Washington, D. c.. - Pocet
nezamestnanych v lednu letos-
n1ho roku stoupl O 10000 a
Obnas1 nyn1 2,65O,OOO, coz INA
mena nejvetSf vzestup cd kon-
ce valky. Statisticky Trad, u
v~efejnuj1c1 tyto cifry dale IVA
d1, re pocet zam6stnanych O.
sob obnas1 koncem ledna ST.
100000, coz je vsak jeste sta
lie vice nez We stejne dobe roku
minulehO.
Jake ddvod vzestupu neza-
mestnanOsti je udavano iednak
obvykle zjevy sezonnf, to jest
omezenl pracf V pTfrode a OBJ
vykly povanocnf pokles obcho-
du. Avsak Trad dodava, re
Sc take projevuje pokles "a
m6stnanosti v nekterych pr1-
m%yslovych podnicfch.
K teto veci Sc vyjadril pred
soda sboru hospodafskych znal
cG p~residenta Trumana DR.. Ed
win S. Nourse. Prohlasil, re
nepovazuje "a zneklidnujfcf a.
nj vzestup nezamestnanosti ami
nedavny pokles cen farmaT-
skych vyrobkd. DIE jeho ma
zoru jde V obou pripadech O
zjevy sezonnf.
Pr tvorb6 cen farmafskych
vyrobkd Sc zacfna nynf uplat-
novat skvela 1roda minuleho
roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11

statistikou a fakty, mohli tax
uciniti ma zaklade hlasenf Pre-
sidentova vyboru pro obcanska
prava. Hlasen1, uvefejnene
pred vice neil rokem, uvade-
10 mnoho zpGsobd, jimiz ma mi
liony Americand pTichazf O w
body demokracie, soucasne
vsak poukazovalo ma pokrok,
ktery v poslednfch letech ucini-
Ii V narodn1m zivote cernosi.
Tento pokrok je ovsem aspon z
casti zasluhou cernochG sa-
mych, zasluhou jejich organi-
sac1, jakou je ma pr. National
Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People,.
Tato asociace byla zorgani-
sovana roku, ma ktery pfipadlo
ste vyroc1 Lincolnova naroze-
nj, Gill 1909. We ctyryceti le-
tech sveho trvani vzrostla z
hrstky cernochG a belochG =
zavazuj1c1ch Sc vymahati spra-
vedlnost pro cernochy = ma
narodn1 organised nejakeho
pGl milonu clend, representuj1-
c1ch vsechny rasy a vyznani, ma
organised, ktera sc NIUE no
nositi dobrymi vysledky ma sta
lie Sc s1r1cim poll pGsobnosti.
IL. 1nora 1949, V den svych
ctyrycatych "narozenin", ne.
stojf jiz tato Narodnf asociace
jake ~ejedin6la organisace, usi-
luj1ci O zajistenf rovnych prav
a pT1lezitosti lidem cerne pleti
Cetn6 jin6 organisace pracujt
pc jej1m boku v duchu velike-
no emancipatora, T1d1ce Sc my
slenkou, vyjadrenou Jim samym
v proslovu, ucinenem u pfflezi-
tosti jeho druhe inaugurace
"Se zast1 k nikomu, S laskou
Ike kazdemu snazme Sc
|skonciti d1lo, ma n6mz prave
pracujeme''.
Common Council for American
Unity.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11

Published every Friday by
Observation-Disclosures Publ. Co.
843 N. ST.
BALTIMORE 5, MD.
Phone, 1858
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-11
z vypravovani ceskeho vysts-
hovalce re zeme, kde
"se mic nestalo."

Kr1zova costa hoteloveho "a
mestnance, ktery Sc ozenil S
Americankou. Byl mucen a
trapen ma policii gestapackymi
methodami, ably Sc primal Ike
"spiknutf". Odhaduje sc, re
ma Pankraci je $4,000 polite
VENT. = Karne pracovni
tabory rostou jake houby
po deSti.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-26
Clossifieds

FOR SAL E. Two room mod
 ern furnished house Call 2l12
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-26
REFLECTIONS in the MIRROR
g YEARS AGO. l94ll

At 8 mass meeting, citizens of Kodiak indicated they wished to accept a loan from the REA for their power plant rather than have a private company come in. The city council also approved the REA. and made immediate application for 8 loan of $90,000.
 The mile and 8 quarter of road between Kodiak and the naval reservation was to be fin- ished in about 6 weeks. Twenty. two men were working along the rock wall, drilling the road through it.
 5 YEARS,AGO l944 Two officers of the Chamber of Commerce resigned, L. F. Nachtweih, president, giving as his reason the impossibili,y of securing attendance at meet ings"
 Kodiak was mystified and a unused by Q special notice in the MIRROR from B. G. Nelson, saying he would not be respnnsi. ble fer debts incurred by Toodles Martin and family
 YEAR AGO. 1948
 Victor c Rivers project en. gineer for the new kEA system, outlined plan. for tt and sad woih w,u,d Le flushed before the next winter -ess in Telephones should be e4dy in another week. Ed Cushing, man. ager of the Kod ak TeleL hone Co p ed,cled
 An S9 mile gale heralded springs arrival on March 2l, and d d quite a blt of damage
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-26
NOTICE

he informal grouL # Chris. tian Science Students of Kodiak holds services every Sunday in the old Frontier shop II am The public is cordially invited to attend.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-26

FOR SALE-Coleman oil heater
 with new 6re.pot Phone 239l
Evening star., 1949-06-23

could not be considered for the
municipal bench.
Judge Barse also objected TO
this proposal. as did Allen r.
Cozier, representing the Justice
Department. who Endorsed the
increase in judges.
Hearings to Continue.
Chairman Harris of the sub
mittee announced the hearing
will be resumed sometime next
week to give other interested per-
sons an opportunity to be heard.
The subcommittee voted to
recommend approval Of q bill to
transfer from the District Gov
eminent to the Administrative
Office Of United States Courts ad-
ministrative control Of the Offices
of the District Court Probation
Officer, Register of Wills, and
Commission on Mental Health.
Chairman Alan w. Payne Of the
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
testified in opposition to a bill Of
fered by Representative Klein.
Democrat. Of New York that would
legalize fair trade" price-fixing
contracts in the liquor industry
here.
1T would not be In the public
interest. because it would raise
consumer prices" he said.
Mr.. Payne offered figures indi-
eating O fifth of name brand"
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Barse, Cayfon Urge
Three More Municipal
Judges al Hearing

Two judges urged House Dis
trict subcommittee yesterday to
approve legislation that would add
three jurists to the Municipal
Court.
Chief Judge George p. Barse Of
that court said his need for more
help In trimming the civil docket
backlog Is acute.
Chief Judge Nathan Cayton of
the Municipal Court of Appeals
supported the plea. He said his
court has been able to loan judges
to the lower bench on occasion,
but he emphasized the time is ap-
preaching when I'VE shall have to
look to the Municipal Court for as
sistance."
Representatives O'Hara of Min
nesota and Allen Of California, Re-
pubiicans, showed interest In de-
termining whether all present
judges having being carrying q
full share of cases.
"Our Judges are doing a reason
ably good job" said Judge Barse.
Some are faster than Others"
Some are regarded as better
judges than Others" said Corpora
ton Counsel Vernon E. West.
Some are more learned In the
law. ."
Bar Association Support.
Mr.. West, Jerome F. Barnard,
president OF the District Bar AS
sociation. and Lowry N. Coe, i'm
mediate past president, also rec
commended authorization Of three
more judges.
Speaking for the Commission
ers. Mr.. West objected. however.
to q provision Of a proposed bill
that would require that ap-
pointees have at least five years
experience in private law prac-
tice here.
The clause would eliminate
from consideration many Federal
and District Government attor-
neys engaged In daily court prac-
tice, he said.
Since pretty near every lawyer
looks forward to a judgeship."
MIR. West said, few would want
to serve as assistants In his office,
for example. II they knew they
Evening star., 1949-06-23

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