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Evening star., 1951-11-18
Statistics
slams by fullback Hal Seidenberg

slams by fullback Hal Seidenbere
and three conversions by Bill Kirk
Sewing up the game early in the
third period. Right Halfback Whe.
Ian moved over to the left wing
cut in front Of Dartmouth's line.
hackers and, after taking three.
yard heave, insured the Cornell
victory.
/ The same play provided one
touchdown and set up another
last week when Cornell gained
its upset 20-7 triumph over Michi-
Igan.
Dartmouth, however, can blame
the loss chiefly on three costly
fumbles The first was made late
in the scoreless initial period when
End John Mcdonald dropped the
ball on Cornell's 18 while in the
clear with a pass Gene Howard
tossed from Dartmouth's 40. The
miscue stopped the Indians cold
and wiped out an easy touchdown
opportunity.
Later Tackle Jim Jerome smotn-
cred another Dartmouth tumble on
its 80 to launch Cornell's third
scoring drive.
Cornell's other score came in
the second period and was set up
by Whelan's 32-yard aerial to
Todd Kolb on Dartmouth 18
From there, Hull and Seidenberg
banged the rest of the way.
Interceptions set up Dartmouth
touchdowns made by Dick Collins
and Charlie Curtis on a 67-yard
run.
SornsIl 60 = n----------- Q Z 4 81
Oartmoutn -.-~~- -----. Z 81
Scoring. Cornell. touchdowns--Seiden
bers t.), Whelsn. conversions-W. Kirk
t3l, Dartmouth-R. Collins, Curtis, Con-
yersions-Fry.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Three FumbIes Hurt
Big Green Chances in
Hard drought Game
BY ths Assecioisd Press

HANOVER, N. H. Nov. IT,
On one of Coach Lefty James
favored short pass pitches from
Jack Jaeckel. Bill Whelan raced
1873 yards for the clinching touch
down today as favored Cornell
defeated Dartmouth. 21-13 in
their 35th football meeting.
The other Ithacan markers were
provided by pair of two-yard
Evening star., 1951-11-18
BuckneN Wins, 1876
For First Perfect
Season Since 1926
BY the Associu,ed Press

LEWISBURG, Pa, Nov. IL
Bucknell trounced Delaware to-
day, 33 to 6, to complete its first
unbeaten and united football sea-
son in 33 years.
Brad Myers and Burt Talmage
first and second among Eastern
ground gamers. helped Bucknell
set new Eastern offensive record
.of 470 yards per game average.
The old mark was 462.7 set by
Army's 1945 Doc Blanchard-Glen
Davis poWerhouse.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Hockey Results

NATIONAL HOCKEY. LEAGUE.
Boston. !; Toronto, j.,
Montreal, 3; New York. 2.
AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE.
Buffalo. 2; Syracuse. /.
Cincinnati, 5; Hershey; T..
Pittsburgh, 2; st. Louis, 2.
Providence. 2; Cleveland, 0.
EASTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE.
washington, 8; Springfield. 2.
Jamestown. 8; Boston, 2.
NV Haven, 4: Philadelphia, q,
Nsv York. B: Atlantic City, 3.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Penn Barely Beats Army 76 Cornell Tops Dartmouth 213
tumble Helps Quakers
After Cadets Hold
Lead at Ha|ftime -:
BY the Assoeiofed Press

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l7-By
the margin of Carl Sempier's per-
feet placement. Pennsylvania
squeaked home a 7-6 winner over
Army's aroused underdogs today
In loosely played game watched
by about 10000 fans.
Non-winners over Army since
1912. Penn converted a tumble
into a touchdown midway in the
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Unlimited *Teums Meet

st. 'Cyprain's will meet the
Stonewall A. c. in an unlimited
football game today at Prince
Georges Stadium at Richie, Md.
Eame time is 2 pm.
Evening star., 1951-11-18

40 yards down the right side line
after End Jon Hardy had cleared
the way.
1t was a case of not being able
to hold on to the ball for B-CC.
Five pass interceptions and two
costly fumbles interrupted what
ever touchdown drives the visitors
could muster. Most of the game
they were kept deep in their own
territory.
Not until the final 8 minutes
were the Barons able to score
Starting on their own 33-yard
line, Bill Corse directed his team
to the Red Devil one-yard line
in eight plays. Dave Pusey drove
over from one yard out.
Evening star., 1951-11-18

Blair.
Left end--Ned Murphy
Left tackle-Burt Neale
Left suard--Gene Hedgcocl.
Center-William Turner
Right guard--Dick Caldwell.
Right tackle-Ailen Freas
Observation-Disclosures Robinson.
Left halfback-Ralph Ward
Right halfback-Roser Hazsll
Fullbsck-Ralpl1 Hitch r.
SubstitutionS: Backs-Schnable Dillard
Williams. Ball. Linen1en-Rivers, Anderson
Jabaut. Balderson, Oyster
Bethesda Chevy Chase.
Left end--Andy Sonnor
Left tacEle-Dick 3Jutt1l.
Left guard-Ray Curtiss
Center--Dave Harris,
Right guard--Roger zimmerman
Right tatkle-Frank Maphis.
Quarterback-Bcb Fisher.
Left halfbsck-Bill Corse
Right halfback-Gene Mayer.
Fullback--Ellis Shanks
Maglin Simons, Osmond Linenlen-RuS.
sell; Jones, shectz. Crook. Chesky, Duke
Menssomer, s0ss Blair 4 9 Z 49,.
Scoring: MONTGOMERY Blair, touchdown,
|-schnable, Dtilard, McPherson. Markley
poinN after touchdown-Hitch .(2) Be
thesdA-Chevy Chase. touchdown-Pxsey.
Evening star., 1951-11-18

DARTMOUTH -------- !" s-i5
Scoring. Cornell. touchdowns--Seiden
bers t.), Whelsn. conversions-W. Kirk
81. Dartmouth-R. Collins, Curtis. Con-
yeTSions-Fry.
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|KAS CALI ATSITIKTI
| r A N E

PraneSa, kad anglai iau turi
paruose parasiutininku kariuo-
menes dalinius, kurie gall butt
kiekvienu metu nusiusti 1rana
'ginti Anglijos pilieciu turto ir
gyvybes. Tuo tarpu svarstoma,
kuo gresia toks zygis. Turima
galvoje, kad atsiradus anglu ka-
riuomenei Irane, gall ivykti susi-
remimu su komunistu grupe-
mis- ir net su arti esancia rusu
kariuomene. Cali atsitikti, jog
is to karas kiltu greiciau, negu
del Mandzurijos bombardavimo.
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RIAUSES STETINE

IS Stetino pranesama, kad ten
esq suimta daugiau kaip 1,50O
lenku rysium su ten ivykusio-
mis- riausemis.
Riausiu priezastis tokia. EMO
mes mate vienoj miesto aikstej
rusu karininka, besigincijanti
su dviem lenkais. Rusas liepes
vienam lenkui pasitraukti sa-
| Ii, o kita - issitraukes pistole-
ia ir nusoves. Kai pirmasis puo-
les ginti, rusas nusoves ir antra.
Maciusieji puole sulaikyti rusa,
bet jis nusove dar iris zmones,
| ju tarpe atsitiktinai is vieno ma
mo isejusi gydytoja.
Susidariusi minia ragino lem
kus milicininkus, kad sulaikytu
zmogzudi, taciau tie aiskinosi,
kad jiems yra neleista prizes ru-
|sus vartoti ginkla. Tada zmones,
daugumoje uosto darbininkai,
puole milicininkus uz neveiklu-
ma ir keturis is jq uzmuse, vie
ma is ju nusove jo paties pisto-
letu.
Tuo metu atsirado kitas rusu
karininkas ir pirmaji nusivede
savo apsaugoje.
Visi zuvusieji buvo tuojau pa
laidoti nezinomoje vietoje, net
|giminems apie tai nepranesus.
Paskui prasidejo masiniai ares
tai. Arestuojami visi, kuriuos
|itaria turejus kokio nors rySio
SUI 'antisovietinemis'' riausemis.
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nebuvo taip aktualus bendra-
darbiavimas tarp atskiru tauty-
blu po viena Americas veliava,
kaip dabar.
Marga programa sudare vie
nuolikos tautybiu atstovai, ku-
riems buvo skirta po 10 minu-
ciu laiko. Lietuviai SUI ukraine
ciais buvo nukelti j programos
pabaiga, kaip geriausiai pasi-
rode repeticiju metu.
Po trumpu paaiskinimQ apie
Lietuva, lietuviu paprocius ir
tautiniu sokiu prasme, musis-
kius Shame festivalyje atstova-
vo H. Antanavicienes Nashua,
N. H.) vadovaujama tautiniQ
sokiu grupe, akompanuojant A.
Griauzdei. Lietuviu stilingi ru-
bal ir grakstus judesiai beso-.
kant Kepurine ir Kalveli suza-
VETO saleje ziurovus, kuriu dau-
gumas Xxi siol nebuvo mate jo-
kios lietuviskos programmes. 81
lietuviu Representative buvo
imanoma paruosti per trumpa
laika tiktai energingos H. An
tanavicienes iniciatyva. il SUI
rinko grupe sokeju ir, patti ap-
|mokedama repeticiju islaidas,
|paruose .juos lietuviu pasirody-
|mui. Organizaciniam darbe gru-
pei padejo inz. K. Daugela.
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tikros politines santvarkos sic.
kimo srityje - siandien jau be-
veik niekad neuzmirsta pabrez-
tt. kad ir jos bendriesiems tau
tos interesams net pirmenybe
yra linkusios duoti, kad lietu-
viams visu pirma reikia rupin-
tis tue, kas juos jungia, ne kas
skiria. Tai kas, kad praktikoje
ne visur ir visada taip iseina
Vistiek, didele pazanga yra jau
pats tokiu desniu pripazinimas.
Ne visada taip buvo. Tai tauti-
mes sroves pasisakymu ir akci-
jos paseka, kad lietuviu tautos
interesu pirmenybe siandien jau
darosi butinu elementu kiekvie-
noje visuomeninio veikimo gru-
peje. Bet ir toliau tos mieles dar
reikalingos, jos turf butt dar gy-
vesnes, mes be ju 81 ideja gall ir
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Lietuviai tautu festivaly
Manchesteryje, N. Fl.

isis programos numeris nu-
kels JUS per platu Atlanta ir
bangota Baltijos jura j auksinio
gintaro krasta - Lietuva". To-
kiais zodziais lietuviu vardu inz.
K. Daugela kreipesi j 500 sve-
ciq, pripildziusiu Manchesterio
Memo if Mokslu Institute sale
per metini Tautq Festival SIN.
geguzes 9 d.
Ruosdami sia svente, rengejai
pazymejo, kad gal niekuomet
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nebutu sioje salyje ryskios lietu-
viskos tautines sroves, nebutu
ir toxic organizuoto vieneto,
kaip Sajunga, ku;ios seimas da-
bar susirenka.
Mes esame isitikine, kad orga-
nizuota tautine lietuviu srove
= pabrezianti susirupinima visu
pirma tik tautiniais lietuviskais
reikalais, visus kitus dalykus ar
ba paliekanti atskiro asmens sa-
zinis apsisprendimo srityje, ar
ziurinti j juos per lietuviu tau
tos interesq prime - yra lyg
ir tautiniO kovingWmO mieles
visame lietuviq visuomeniniame
bel p0litiniame gyvenime.
Ir kitos musu visumenines ar
politines grupes = vistiek, ar
ju ypatingieji interesai butu re-
ligineje, ar socialineje ar tam
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AMERIK0S LETUv|y TAU1lNES SAJUNG0S SEIMU|
Linkn suvientas 6gas s6kminga pSi darbingu keiu!

Nuosalioje, tylioje vietoje 81
karta susirenka Americas Lie
tuviu Tautines Sajungos seimas.
Ne kittens pasirodyti, o darbo
apsvarstyti. u
Nuns ypatingai malonu pa
sveikinti 81 susirinkima, kaip
susirinkima veikeju, kurie savo
visuomenini veikima grindzia
tomis paciomis idejomis, kaip
ir mes savo per 81 laikrasti sklei-
dziamas mintis; susirinkima, ku-
rio numatytujQ dalyviu tarpe
nematome tokiu, kurie nebutu
sio laikrascio skaitytojai; susi-
rinkima, kuris numatomas ne
tiketai gausus, taigi rodanti,
jog Tautine Sajungos idejos
turf gyva atgarsi ir jas vykdyti
distinguishes organizacijos atei-
tbs daug kan labai nuosirdziai
rupi.
Ypatingai sveikiname Sajun-
gos Pirmininka Antana Oil =
ne is tuscio ''mandagumo prizes
valdzia'', O todel, kad j nuosir-
dziai laikome visa laika buvus
tue "traukos centru", apie kurl
buvo galimas ir pavyko realizuo-
ii sioje salyje esanciQ tautines
sroves lietuviu suvienijimas i
vieninga organizacija.
Drauge sveikiname ir visus
veikejus, kurie per daugeli metQ
kure Sios sroves organizuotus
vienetus, savo veikla jau seniai
pabreztai lietuviska =
tautiska paziura j lietuviu visuo-
menines veiklos dalykus ir SUI
kure pajega tai paziurai taikyti
gyvenime. bel plesti visuomene-
je. Be ju pasireiskimo siandien
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|matuotu priekaistu. Americas
Liet. Tautinei Sajungai, afro
do, bent Xxi Lietuvos nepriklau-
|somybes atgavimo, bus lemta
butt visam pasauly stipriausiu
tauines lietuviu sroves organi-
nizuotu vienetu. Todel yra tie
siog pareiga," kad sio seimo
numatytos .tolimesnio veikimC
priemones butu tokios, kurios
cia sukurtu lietuviu tautines sro-
YES idejini centra, savo pasireis-
kimais, darbais ir mintimis duo
danti ikvepima ir pavyzdl, pa
skatinima ir pamokyma ne tik
cia, bet ir bet kurioje pasaulio
dalyje esantiems lietuviams,
savo paziuromis artimiems su
pagrindinemis lietuviu tautines
sroves idejomis.
Klaida butu ideju spinduliavi-
ma apriboti valstybiu sienomis
ir baimintis, kad santykiavimas
|arba rysis SUI idejos vienmin-
ciais, savo tautieciais, yra neleis-
tinas, jeigu likimas juos nublos-
Ike j kita pasaulio krasta. Kaip
tik toliau, mazesniais bureliais
nublokstieji su viltimi ziuri
Amerikoj veikiancia Lietuviu
Tautine Sajunga, kaip savo mo-
raline vadove, moraline atrama,
ir tos vilties, tikimes, Sajunga
neapvils.
Pagrindas tam yra sukurtas
geras. Suvienytos jegos jau spe-
jo sutvirtinti tinkama organi-
quota forma. Dabar reikia imtis
priemoniq tam isnaudoti. Tad
mes ir linkime seimui, kad jam
pasisektu sudaryti tokias arti-
miausioje ateityje reikalingas
priemones, kad Sajunga butu
koveikliausias visu tautines sro-
yes lietuviu akcijos zidinys.
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Ivel nublankti.

Ivel nublankti.
Pagaliau musu sveikinimas
skiriamas ir naujiems veidams,
naujiems vardams seine, kuriu
pereito seimo metu dar nebuvo
matyti ne tik paciame seine, bet
nei sioje salyje, kuriu daugelio
tik sveikinimai anam seimui bu-
vo atlekdinti is anapus vande-
nyno. Sic nauji veidai, kuriu sia-
me seine, berods, bus zymiai
daugiau, nei ankstyvesniuju vel
keju, yra nauja Sajungos ideju
tvirtinimo jega, nauja Wits,
zadanti galimybe sujungtoms
lietuviu tautines sroves jegoms
darbingai pasireiksti.
Jei mes pirma paminejome
Tautines Sajungos pirmininka,
kaip 'traukos centra", suvieni-
|jusi anksciau paskirai susiorga-
niZavusias cia veikiancias tau
tines sroves lietuviu pajegas,
tai turime ir dar karta sveikin-
lti Sajunga, kad il buvo ir, tiki.
me, jog ateity dar rySkiau bus
traukos centru, jungianciu ir vi
sas naujas cia atsiradusias to-
mis- paciomis idejomis gyvenan-
cias lietuviu pajegas taip, kad
ISajunga Wis ryskiau butu lie
tuvisko tautiskumo spinduliavi-
mo saltiniu.
Mes linkime, kad seimas nu-
matytu tokius Sajungos darbo
|metodus ir tokias priemones, ku-
rios pastiprintu ta spinduliavi-
ma visomis kryptimis. Visu pir-
ma, kad tautines sroves paziu-
ra j svarbiuosius tautinius rel
kalus butu visada tinkamai ir
placiai ne tik isdestyta, pama-
tuota, bet ir tinkamai paskleis-
ia visuomeneje bel tinkamai ap-
ginama ten, kur susilaukia nepa-
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Oar |aukianla

Korejos fronte Wis dar nera
zymesniu ivykiu. Paskutiniai
pranesimai mini bloga ora, SUI
mazinusi aviacijos veikima. Sa-
|jungininku zvalgybos daliniai
isiverzia j prisu linijas, nesu-
tikdami zymesnio pasipriesini-
mo. Bet svarbiausios zinios is
fronto yra tokios, kad kinai jau
vel esq sutvarke apie 650,0O0
kariuomenes, kurios puolimo tt
kimasi jau kiekviena' valanda.
Washingtone tue tarpu tebe-
vyksta generolu klausinejimas.
Generolas Marshallas buvo klau-
sinetas septynias dienas. Ant
radieni pradetas klausineti gen.
Bradley, jungtinio stabo virsi-
ninkas. Kaip Marshallas, taip ir
Bradley palaiko administrators
|paziuras ir pasisako prizes Mac
Arthuro siulymus. Tarp ko kita
pabrezia, kad MacArthuro stu
lymu priemimas pakenktu gen.
Eisenhowerio organizuojamam
Europos gynimui.
Ir cia dar tenka tik laukti,
kol galutinai paaiskes Americas
nusistatymas, kur daugiau de-
mesio kreipti - j Azija, ar Eu-
ropa.
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Studentai
organizuOjasi.

Didesnioji dalis visu JAY
studijuojanciu lietuviu jau yr'
uzsiregistrave Lietuviu Stu
dentQ Sajungos JAW Organiza
cineje Komisijoje. Todel Org
Komisija pradeda vykdyti Sa
jungos Centre Valdybos rinki
mus ir numato susaukti visuo
tint suvaziavima, kuris print,
Sajungos veikimo statuta il
darbo gaires. Kad ne vienas ne
prarastQ savo teises balsuoti
valdybos rinkimai vykdomi ko
respondenciniu budu. Studen
tai kvieciami priminti kolegoms
kas spaudoje tue reikalu pra.
nesama.
Liet. Stud. Sajungos JAW Or.
ganizacine Komisija sudaro:
Alg. Kepalas, 10 Hall St..
Brooklyn, NY, Ben. Maciuika,
933 w. 34th Pl., Chicago 8, ILL.,,
R. Klybiene, PIP w. Gorham St.
Madison, Wis.,, Vyt. Kavolis,
74O Langdon St., Madison, Wis,
Vyt. zvirzdys, 74O Langdon St.,
Madison, Wis.
Ne maziau kaip 5 studentai
gall pasiulyti kandidatu sarasa.
Kandidatu sarase gall butt ne
daugiau kaip 5, j Revizijos Ko-
misija = 3. Tas pats studentas
gall pasirasyti tik viena kandi-
datu sarasa. Tas pats kandida-
tas gall kandidatuoti tik viena-
me sarase. Sarase zymima kan
didato pavarde, vardas. gimimo
data, ka ir kur studijuoja.
Drauge pridedamas kandidato
rastinis sutikimas kandidatuoti.
siu reikalavimu neatitinka sa-
rasai nebus priimami. Esant
vienam sarasui, juo isstatyti
kandidatai laikomi automatiskai
isrinktais.
Valdybai ir reviz. komisijai
siulomu kandidatu sarasai turf
butt Xxi s. m. geguzes ~ d. (pas-
to antspaudo data) issiusti siuo
adresu: R. Klybiene, PIP w.
Gorham ST., Madison, Wis.
Valdyba sudaroma is 7 nariu.
5 renkami proporcines repre-
zentacijos principu, du = pa
gal asmeniskai gauta didziau-
sia balsu skaiciu. Rinkimus ko-
respondenciniu budu tvarkys
Org. Komisijos sudaryta Rinki-
mine Komisija.
Kandidatuoti, kandidatus sta
tyti ir rinkti turi teise visi tie
siogiai ar netiesiogiai Org. Ko-
misijoje Xxi geguzes 27 d. (pas-
to antspaudo data) uzsiregistra-
We studentai. Visi Xxi siol ne
uzsiregistrave prasomi tai sku
biai padaryti.
Visais organizaciniais reika-
lais prasoma kreiptis j Vyt.
zvirzdi arba Vyt. Kavoll, augs-
ciau paminetu adresu.
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MamaeHiu kv pJ
tou psh rhln oAmehoj Ibtuu
n ja pded rvsdu pgsyhqT
g - nnku hgaas- s-pasm i %
pat n tkruu
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-22
20 YEARS AGO fMB FIT EMPIRE
JANUARY g, 1880

publicity would be Chamber March approaching
 Whittier secretary bennial and always whe Territorial in
 More persons filled assembly Legion ugou previous evnng for the staged by post for it's members Auxiliary and invited be held monthly award prizes refreshments
 Juneau at basketball gym winning the score of Manean and playing Gray Logan Hayes.
 Alumni a 37 a last minute of Wanen Davn Desmond Smith and Baker and playing on the F Bggren
 temperature for the Territory shown by weather previous hours R. C. Nze The Eagle the River The high was reached mercury degrees
 Chamber of Commerce at its regular meeting voted to protest against freight Railroad Increased it said handicap the railroad affect tourist handicap industries which in the past few itself and nunit
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-22
Another Fh5ne Strike

Labor unrest in the telephone industry is so serious that another strike may shut down the nations telephones at any time. This is the warning of Senate Labor subcommittee that has spent the past six months Investigating tele- phone labor conditions.
 In a blistering report, not yet made public, the subcommittee charges that bad labor-manage- ment relations exist in the Bell Telephone System. These relations appear to be getting worse. Strikes and threats of strikes are becom- ing more frequent.
 The Bell System" says the Sen ate Labor subcommittee lis an inte- grated, national network of com munications vital to the health, wealth and security of this nation. It is the obligation and responsib- ility of both management and la boI- to recognize under law one another's legitimate rights. And above all, to recognize that neither party has any right to engage in acts or practices which jeopardize the public, health, wealth, safety or interest"
 The report warns both manage ment and labor to use the utmost restraint. In the exercise of their respective economic powers"
 Of management, the report de- clares: The Bell System, the wealthiest and largest employer in this nation, must recognize that it has an obligation under the law
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-22

to offer bit of counsel, we would tell you to go slow and look to where you going.
 By this we do not that you should daily away the greater part of the session before you buckle down to work. We do that haste often makes waste, in lawmaking well other occupa- tions
 We have in mind the 18th Legislature which passed great many bills Some of these bills became good laws and did not
 To cite but two examples, there wer the General Property Tax and the Increased Fish Trap License, Tax.
 Both were thrown out by the District Court and further litigation of them is still pending.
 This created additional work for the courts, add tional work for the Territorial Attorney Generals office more work administrative officials, and no good for anyone.
 little more time, litle study and care and these might have been corrected before passage or rejected entirely.
 So, we suggest that you pick the major bills that come before you and give them as much study and consideration you possibly before turning to the swarm of minor measures
 Make haste slowly easy does it!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-22
FRED DUNN DOES CARD TRicKS FOR
 LIONS MEETING

Fred Dur1 entertained with card tricks at a regular luncheon meet ing of the Juneau Lions Club at the Baranof Hotel this noon. He also told something of the history of cards which originated with the ancient Chinese.
 Art Hedges, chairman of the basketball committee, announced that $424.14 had been netted on the Globe Trotters games here and it had been decided to place $100 in an emergency fund and the $32414 to go into a trust fund to- ward building a large gym and hall in Juneau.
 Ed Chester called for baritone and basses to join the Community Chorus which is going to stage a program here in March.
 Guests were: Herb Hilscher, Fair banks Lion; and five local guests, Will Boehl of the Douglas Boat Shop; c. s. Gildersleeve, Douglas grocer; Elwin Dell of the Douglas schools; George Watson of the Vet eran Administration; Richard Shu- man of the Fish and Wildlife Ser vice; Douglas Gray of the Hotel Juneau; and Bob Thibodeau, gro- cery broker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-22
TOuchy AtWrnOSAs

However, I believe it is import ant that the American people know what took place at Wake Island; so herewith I shall report some Of the conversations recorded in these notes.
 Only one clue was given in the more extended conversation as to what Truman and MacArthur talk ed about in their private meeting.
 This was when someone asked the President about Formosa, and he cut further discussion short with the curt reply;
 General MacArthur and I have discussed Formosa already and we are incomplete agreement on the subject"
 This appears to confirm reports that one of the chief reasons for the Presidents long trip was to put the quietus on MacArthur's un- authorized conversations with Chi ang kai-Shek and curtail any more trips to Formosa to converse with the Generalissimo and Madame Chiang. These had stirred political dissension at home.
 The trend of discussion in the rest of the conference was that a military victory was already in the bag. Almost more time was given to a discussion of Korean rehab- ilitation, therefore, than to military strategy. When it came to the lat ter, General MacArthur dominated the conversation.
 The North Koreans" he explain ed. have about 15,000 guerrillas left in the south, but the winter will take care of most of them. The others are a beaten force. They are only fighting to save face. It goes against the grain to have to des- troy them"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-22
Leave Quickly

MacArthur's advice on the future of Korea was: We should turn Korea over to the Koreans as quicklyy a we can and get out as quickly as we can"
 Korea is a poor country" he said. "and we cannot afford to im- pose an occupation on them. Mil itary occupations are always fail ures. f want to Withdraw 'a11s our troops as soon as possible
 At one point Gen. Omar Bradley asked Whther MacArthur could make any troops available for Europe in the next few months Macarthur replied: "Yes, I think a division can be made available early in 1851"
 Bradley also remarked that he hoped Macarthur wouldn't have the same trouble he had with Am erican pilots in Europe shooting up railroad bridges that were needed later for rehabilitation.
 q have had the same trouble, " Macarthur replied. The stenograph- ic notes show laughter at this point
 Only other laughter came when John Muccio. U. s. Ambassador to Korea, proposed using sound trucks for propaganda purposes to sell democracy to the Korean peo- pie. This prompted the President to observe:
 T believe in sound trucks. l won two elections with them"
 Highlight of the Wake Island meeting was the brilliant exposition of one man. Macarthur completely dominated the conversation, and virtually no effort was made to challenge his opinions or to warn him that the Chinese might very well intervene.
 Perhaps also this was the most tragic part of the conference.