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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19
KAIP TAPTl AME-
.RIkOS PILlEGIU

Knyg. lie "KAIP TAPTI A,.r-
RIKOS PILIEcIU'' ga-.:ama
Dirvos adm, uz 25c. Kitur
persiuntimui pridekit Sc.
Kurie Lietuyiai nezino savo
atvaziavimo dienos ir laiyo
kreipkites j Dirvos agentura,
jutfs bus pagelbeta Tai suras-
ii. Victinianls norintiems is
pildoma aplikaciju blankos.
(Vietiniai prasorai kreiptis
tik penktadieniais ir sestadie-
niais.
Is kitp miestQ liant pa
klausimus, reikia, pazymeti ko-
kiais metals atvaziaves, meme
,yi, mazdaug diena, kuriame
rnieste sedes ] LAVA kuris at
veze i Amerika. ir kuriatne
uoste islipes. Pridekit pasto
zenklus atsakymui.
Raaykit;
DIRVOS AGENTURA
ea2O Superior ave.
Cleveland, Chic.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19
RAGINA AUGINTI
200 MILIJONU Wis
TU DAUGIAU

Amerikos zmonems symet
ateis tas ka pranasavo Prezi-
zidentas Hoover depresijos is
vakarej (bet neissipilde tada):
Kiekvienas Amerikos gyvento-
jas lures po vista savo puode.
Agrikulturos d e p a rtmento
sekretorius Wickard pranesa
if ragina Sales vistu auginto-
jus isauginti symet du simtu
milijonu vistu daugiau negu
auginta pernai.
Kitokiai mesai mazejant vi
ST mesos msgejai lures kreip-
ii savo axis j viStas, kaip va
nagai, ir del to vistu pareikala-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19
YOUNGSTOWN ]
NERUVO MINETA LIETU-
\ OS NEPRIKLAUSOMYBES
SUKAKTUVES

Nei viena is dvieju didesniu
musu organizaciju kuopu ne
turejo parengimo Lietuvos Ne
priklausomybes dienai panline-
ii. Katalikai sake negave kali
betoju tai dienai, bet jie pra-
' nese spaudoje laiku, leisdami
zinoti kittens kad jie netures
parengimo, tue galejo pasinau-
doti SLA kuopa. Butu buve
grazu kad ir sio miesto Lietu-
vial butQ atsimine savo seno-
sios tevynes neilgai gyvavusia
laisve, kuria dabar visi geidzia
atgauti.
Uzsimines apie tai, noriu pa
stebeti, jei cia gyvuojanciose
SLA ir LRKSA kuopose butu
daugiau draugingumo gal but
daugiau ir veiklumo tarp Lie
tuviu. Del man nezinomu prize
zasciu tos dvi kuopos nelabai
kaimyniskai sugyvena, ir ta
liudija stai kas: esant SLA pa
rengimui. atsibuvo. LRKSA KIP.
mitingas baznycios sklepe; vie
mas SLA narys inejes balsiai
prasnelso: 20, tai cia 'ungaru'
mitingas". National, yra slap
ia neapikanta.
PAGERBE KUN. SOFRANEC
Kovo T.. parapijos saleje bu-
vo surengta vakariene Kun.
Sofranec vardo dienos atmini-
mui ir jo pagarbai. Atsilanka
burelis zmoniu atiduoti pagar-
ba klebonui, kuris uoliai dirba
parapijai ir yra padares didele
pazanga savo darbe, su visu
kooperacijs. Visi Lietuviai il
cia gerbia.
Jurgis Laukaitis buvo vaka-
no ~pirmininkasy Trumpai kali
bejo M. Subonis ir p. Quinn.
Toliau kalbejo ir klebono tevas
ir Slavas laidotuviu direkto-
RUS Vaschak, kuris patarnau-
ia sio miesto Lietuviams, ma
lonus asmuo. Visi dalyvavu-
sieji sumete pinigiska dovana
klebonui. Elk Rep.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19

PASKUTINIS LIETUVIs ANT zEMES-Trumpas
nos vaizdelis.
PAsAULIo LETUvIu KoNGREsO DELEGATAI PA
LANGOJE-komedija vaizduojanti Lietuva
ziavusius Kongresan Amerikecius 1895 m.
GEGUzINE LIETUVOJE--smagus romantingas veika-
las, AnIerkie6u atsilankymu Lietuvoje.
PIRMOJI NAKTIS-Hnksmas scenes vaizdelis paskir
tas SLA so metu jubiejinam scimui atsibuyusiam
Clevelande 1886 metals
SAVANORIO SAPNAS-lrama is Laisvos Lietuvos
l9l9-1920 metu laikotarpo, Letuviu kovu su Len
kais peovallais
KUcrOs Observation-Disclosures vaizdes scenai su
Amerikieeiais parvykusiais Letuva
RAsoMI RoMANAI DIRVAI:
KOMISARAS-SiQ dienp is bolseviku isiver-
zimp Lietuva 1910 metals, ir Letuviu kovos su
VIKINGU LAIKU istorinis ronanas is Imptes piles
laikQ. Veikalo pavadinmas dar nenilstatytas
Apsilankymas pora atveju Letuvoie dave
galimybes parasyti ir kelis dalykeIus liecian6ius
dabartine Lietuva, ypa6 konedijas is Amerikie-
ciQ prietikiu Lietuvoje ir tas pasirdejo prize
gerosnio apdirOimo istoriniu romanu, nes, paw
Vazinejau tonls pacioms juronlis ir tais Lie
tuvos krantais kur Vikingai plaukiojo ir Lietu-
ven atvyko, verzesi, uzkaravo, vel praaime-
jo ir ju zymes Lietuvoje dingo.
Dirvos bendrove iSleido ir ellie kitu visokiu
knygu. Pereito karo pabaigoe ir per kelis me-
tus po to, Dirvos bendrove buvo vienatine zy-
n1iausia Iietuvisku knygu leidykla Amerikoje
Dirvos leidejas p. Bartosevicius pritare isleidi-
mui knygose kekvieno geresnio dalyko kurs
buvo Dirvoje spausdinamas Vienu tarpu supr-
ko beVeik yisas knygas is buyusio Lietuvos lei
dsjo A. o1sausko,,2 Chfcagoje, taip kad Dirvos
knygynas tapo vienas is didziausiu Lietuviu
knygynQ Amerikoje
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19

vimas bus didelis. Jis yra
gal ir lengviausias patenkinti,
isperinant visciukus. isaugi-
nant ir parduodant alkaniems,
bet turintiems uz ka pirkti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19

eDISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
turf auksciausi znloniu mirtin-
guma negu kuri kita valstija.
Tame distrikte yra miestas ir
sostine Washington.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19

kurie nori butt rasytojais verciant ktu tautu
rasytojQ rastus j Lietuviska, ir name imdavo
noras kokia tik svetima knyga paskaitai, tuoi
versti j Lietuviska kalba
Kadangi nuo parasymo to eileraScio dabar
taip pat sueina rs metal, cia patiekiu j Dirvos
skaitytojams istisai:
IIETUVOS GRAzYBEMS
Viena vakara, nuvarges, dar ir knygu tarpo vso
Issitraukes viena maza, as eiles skaityt
pradejau:
Tai Jonos Rastai buvo - piesiniai is mus
Tevynes
zmoniu paprociu ir budo is gyvenimo kaimieciu.
Ir suspaude, lyg kad replem, yg kas slegt
krutine eme:
Kodel as - sunus Lietuvos - savo sail
n'apdainuosu?. -.
AS toll nuo jos atskirtas tik vos maza
supratima,
Uzsilikusi jaunystes, belaikaus apie Tevyne.
Name jauna, vos prazydus, is Tevynes isgabeno,
Ka galfu is jos atminti? = Tx gailetis name
vercia.
10, Tevyne kaip man gala kad dainose dvasia
nano
Neistengiu tau parodyt ir dainuoti negaliu
Neoainuot man aple visa Kuo poetal ten
didzluoJas;
Nelstengla nuza mano man nuplest leVyhesall'
Negahu danny as plntl aple Jouda orolQ save
n apdalnuoJu as kalmehu mel miskQ zahq'
mel pleVq'
Anel Nemuno pneKyolu' ka pakrantes 20 daolna
Nei Nevezi, taja upe kur gyvybe savo caves,
Tos veteles kur prabego, kaip drugelis
KudlKysle,
Negalu kalp klts' regedams, dalnoJ saVo
apdalnuou.
lr uzdares knyga taJa' kurios delei mihtvs
sunklos
Mano slral spauSt pfaoeJo oel SVaJohes ilauJSS
glmde'
savo'
Lyg pasKendes tamsyoes' tuia lalka taip
sedeJau.
- - s.
Nel haA'is Veii u1s.oJo hai iise'is iaiNa' ooSo
II kal mleeas man paroioSkes oziiiisalilo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19

Dirva galima issirasyti vi
viena dOlari - DuSei matn
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19
(Bus daug'iau)

jas, yra jo geriausio patyrimo ir literatinio
gabumo kurinys. Mano draugas perskaites
'ALPP, pareiske kad tai gerausia istorine
apysaka, kad tai geriausi istorine apysaka
Eietuviu kalboje is kuriu jam teko kada
skaityti. o kadangi tas asmuo yra baiges
universiteto moksa, tai be abejones apie
literature gerai nusimano'
81 apysaka ir jums tikrai patiks.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19
Man0 rs Mefai prize Dikvos
Prismnmai Svabesn u yu viesame Mus veime
KS DnvosRed

Kas kiekviena budru sjausma, kas kiekvieno
jautria siela
Bel poeto lakscia muza tue gerets Hepia-
vercia.
Ir man sake Sapnas mano: "Ko reik verkti ko
liudeti
"Jei Lietuva tn apleides? - stai Tevynes
tau puikybes,
"stai jos turtai - gamtos groze! Rasyk DANA
iai tn savov'
o, Lietuva brangi mano, suprask kick tau vietos
skyres
Sieloj savo bel kaip trokstu sunum tavo visad
likti,
Kad net Sapnas man atjau6ia ir pagelbsti
pamatyti,
Kad galeciau, dvasios pilnas, tau dainuot DANA
grazia!...
Ne tas yra sunum Tavo kurs dykai Tau zeme
mindo,
Kurs smynes turi TAXA, bet kur eina - pats
nezino.
Tx mes sunus isejunai, - kuric svieta
ismeravom,
Prisin1ine Sail savo, nku Taves sirdis kreipiam
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(Tesinys is pereito nr.)

Cevelande, prie Dirvos darbuodamasis pei
25 metus 5eyeik parasiau visus savo vekalus
apie 40 mazu ir dideliu, kuriu pats didysis, ME
RUNAS, 544 puslapiu. Net paciam keista pri
siminus incidenta kuris privede name rasyt
Lietuvos istorines apysakas, kuriu tarpe roma
mai is Vikingu laiku ir Lietuviu prietikiu su jais
yra bene vieninteiai musu teraturoje
Netikesite, taciau tas atsitko aciu SAP
NUI paprastam nakties sapnui, kokius Wis
daznai sapnuojame. Tam turiu ludytoja, kaiI
apacioje matysite, vienas mano eiles tilpusias
Dirvoje 1913 metals, kufios taip pat isspausdin-
tos mano knygeleje "Uztekant Saule'.
10 pasekoje buvo ir visu kitty rasnu rasy-
mas apie Letuva arba Lietuvius, ar is Letuvu
gyvenimo, net If komediju, dramu r siaip see
nos veikalu, kure turejo gero pasisekimo; jie
buvo vaidinta daugumoje koloniju visoje Anne
rikoje, Xxi tos knygeles, kaip ir visi kit mano
rastai, issipardave Xxi vienam. -.
Pirm to, budavo, kaip ir kittens Lietuviams
kurie nori butt rasytojais verciant kitu tautu
rasytoju rastus j Lietuviska, ir name imdavo
noras, kokia tk svetima knyga paskaitai, tuoj
versti ] Lietuviska kalba...
Kadangi nuo parasymo to eileraScio dabar
taip pat sueina rs metal, cia patieku j Drvos
skaitytojams istisai:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-19

sTAI KOKIA IA APYSAKA: Vienas kny-
gu megejas raso: "Mes su savo vienu drau-
gu gavom knyga 'ALPIS' If norima pareiks-
tt dideli pasitenkinima tue veikalu. Dirvos
redaktorius K. S. Karpius yra geras Lietu-
viu kalbos zinovas ir gabus rasytoias. Jis
tos rusies apysaku kaip ALPS yra specia-
stas, nes jis yra ir daugiau ju parases
"Apysaka ALPS, Kestucio Islaisvinto-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25
SCHOOLS ARE
RECL05ED TO
next MONDAY

Recovering after a brief session
last Monday, the Juneau Public
Schools were again ordered closed
this morning by Supt. A. B. Phil
lips and acting Territorial Commits
sioner of Health DR.. William P
Blanton.
With a total of 203 absences this
morning due to colds and light
cases of flu. most of them in the
Seventh and Eighth grades and in
high school, it was decided to send
the students home until next Mon
day at the regular opening hour
All but one faculty member were
present this morning, but many of
the students who were present
should have been home in bed
Supt. Phillips said.
In one Eighth Grade class of 81,
but three students we're in attend
ance at the opening hour this morn
ing.
Again students are asked to re-
main at home and off the streets
and out of public places, for their
own protection and that of others.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25
EAGLE BILLS
ARE BLUNTED
BY SENATORS
Senate Kills Two Measures
10 Pay Bounties on
Birds

The Senate yesterday afternoon
began cleaning out the committee
closets and passed two bills, killed
one, indefinitely postponed one.
Passed was HB. 10, by Rep AL
aska Stewart Linck, appropriating
$3.50 to construct quarters for a
|janitor in the basement of the Ter
ritorial Building in Juneau and to
convert the present room occupied
by the janitor into additional quar-
tiers for the Department of Health.
Also passed was Rep. Stanley
McCutcheon's bill to amend the
laws relating to non-profit corpora
lions, providing that the words
gain" and profit" shall mean any
profits arising to the stockholders
of the corporations because of de-
creased costs to them in handling
commodities, also providing that
the corporate existence of such
corporations is five years, that they
may be extended for five more
years by applying for renewal and
giving a statement of activities,
names of officers, a IS filing fee.
Failure after five years of existence
to renew the license would strike
the corporation from the Auditors
records.
H.B. so, by Rep. John OShee,
setting up regularly yearly examin-
atoms Of banks, making the banks
pay the cost Of the examination
with the fee being based on the
amount of aggregate assets, from
$3.50 to $500, was indefinitely post
iponed.
HB. 20, by Rep William A. Egan,
to appropriate $4,000 for eagles
killed during the 194l-43 biennium,
was killed.
lib. 88, by Rep. Egan. to appro-
pirate $500 for eagles killed under
The bounty law for the ensuing BIZ
annium, was also killed.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25
LIQUOR TAX
MEASURE IS
UNDECIDED
Bill 10 Increase Levies Is
Kicked Around Very
MeniIy

The House and Senate were al
outs on two bills as the Sixteenth
Territorial Legislature went into it.
final day The disagreements were
over the bill TO increase liquor
taxes, the bill regarding charges fol
work done by Territorial assay of.
fees
The liquor bill, which would in
crease excise taxes on beer, wine
and whiskey by 100 percent, has
been kicked around. killed, recon-
sidered, conferred on to beat the
band
The House passed the measure
without much fuss after minor
attempt to cut the taxes down
somewhat failed. The Senate killed
the bill by a tie vote. Then Senator
Ed Coffey asked to reconsider his
vote and the House refused to send
the bill back.
The Senate then decided to take
no more action on House messages
until the House sent the bill back
! The House sent the measure back
on reconsideration vote.
Then the Senate amended 1t te
! leave in the 100 percent increase
ON beer and wine taxes, but hold
ing the increased levy on whiskey
TO so percent
The House then refused TO con-
cur in the amendment, and last
night another conference commit,
tee had been formed TO hash things
over.
President o. d. Cochran appoint
ed Senators N. r. Walker, Ed Cot
fey and Stewart L. Stangroom.
Speaker James V. Davis named
Reps. John J. O'Shea, William
Egan and Harvey j. Smith.
Another bill which has beer
causing a great deal of fuss Is Rep
John J. O'Sheas measure which
would have charged NONRESIDENT
and corporations for making assays
but continued the free service u
individual Alaskan prospectors.
The Senate amended 1t to charg
the whole shebang Is cents pc
assay. The House wouldn't concu
and another conference committee
was appoipted-Reps. O'Shea, Tol
bert Scott and Egan for the House
Senators N. r. Walker. Coffey an
Frank Gordon for the Senate. TIL
conference committee couldn't reacl
an agreement SO both Chairs grant
ed free conference powers.
The committee brought out
substitute bill which provided tina
residents would be charged two
bits per assay, non-residents tn
same as charged by the U. S. AS
say office for similar services, pro
viding that assays for resident
shall have precedence in chrome
logical order.
The House wouldn't take tn
committee bill and the matte
stood there at adjournment o.
the next to the last day.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25
H. B. (EIGLERl IS
ARRESTED HERE
BY FBI AGENTS
Is Charged with FaIsifying
Application for Permit
10 Enter Alaska

Hartley Berton Ciegler was ar
rested in Juneau today by Special
Agents of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation on the basis of war
rant issued in Seattle, Wash,
charging him with falsely swearing
under oath on an application for
a permit to enter the Territory Of
Alaska.
Ciegler, on January II, l943, ap-
peared before the Seattle office of
the U. S. Army Alaska Travel Con-
troll and executed an application
for permit to. enter the Territory
of Alaska in which he stated under
oath that he had never been ar
rested or summoned into court to
answer a criminal charge. Finger
prints submitted to the Identifica-
ton Division of the FBI in WASH
ington, D, c., revealed that sub
ject had an extensive criminal rec
ord, including convictions on felony
charges, dating back to 1929. Cieg-
Ter admitted that he had made
these statements because he be-
lieved that if he admitted a previ-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25
U55 JUNEAU
SURVIVORS
FOLKS HERE
Mrs. H. N. Porter, George
Shaw, Brother in-Ldw
Lives-In Hospital

One of the 10 survivors of the
gallant U. S. S. Juneau's crew is
Chief Gunner's Mate George Man
tere, brother-in-law of Mrs H. M
Porter and George Shaw of Ju-
neau, it was revealed here today
After six and a half days on a
life raft, evidently the one referred
to in the Monday account in the
Empire, Mantere and his compan-
ions were picked up by a plane and
taken to San Diego where he is
still hospitalized for treatment of
water sores caused by submersion
Obviously overloaded, the life raft
provided support only, which kept
Mantere and perhaps others up to
their waists in water for the entire
period.
Il don't want to talk about it;
it was terrible experience and /
want to forget it," Mantere told his
wife at the hospital, in referring
to the disaster.
Writing to her relatives here, Mrs
Mantere said she just didn't have
the heart to question him further
regarding the terrible experience.
The couple make their home in
San Diego and upon his return,
Mantere saw his baby daughter for
the first time. An old Navy man,
he has been in the service for the
past 10 years.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25
HEROES IN
N0RTHLAND
REWARDED

HEADQUARTERS ALASKA DE-
TENSE COMMAND, March 25.--
The award of the Soldiers Medal
to five men stationed in Alaska is
announced by Major General Simon
Bolivar Buckner, Jr., commanding
general, Alaska Defense Command
Sgt. John E. Plante was given the
award for his heroism in rescuing
companion, at great personal
risk, from being crushed by bull
dozer. Sgt. Plante and Cpl Law
renee o. Molinari, last Christmas
day, were clearing snow with the
bull dozer when Cpl. Molinari who
was making an adjustment on the
machine, fell into the moving track
and was in danger of being crushed
to death. Sgt. Plante, without re-
gard for his personal safely, extri-
Gated Cpl. Molinari from his pre-
carious position. Sgt. Plante lives
at Cooks, Mich.
The four other men to win the
medal were Cpl. Homer D. Adams
of AIS N. 9th ST., Fort Smith, Ark
Pvt. Dale E. Beard. of New Paris
Ind; Frederick r. Proll, of Ansel-
mo, Neb.; and Robert j. Pfiefer, OF
Ocean Park, Calf.
These four men, last Sept. 81
with utter disregard for their owr
safety, descended into a 21-foot
well filled with carbon monoxide
fumes and rescued a companion
who was lying unconscious at the
/ bottom of the shaft.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25
MAY AMEND
SCHOOL TAX
ON LAST DAY

Rep Andrew Gundersen I t h is
morning submitted bill drafted by
Attorney General Henry Roden to
amend the school tax act, taking
into consideration criticism of the
new bill made by the Governor
yesterday.
The bill was accepted by t h
House and referred to the Ways
and Means Committee. 1t would
provide that all sums collected UNI
der the act be deposited in q
school fund" for school purposes
only.
1t further provides that other
laws in conflict with the new act
be repealed
Rep. Harvey J. Smith objected tc
the bill, stating "it is time this
legislative group decided to have
some confidence in its actions
This lobbying from the top that
we have mad to contend with fol-
the last four years has gone far
enough" Smith said.
fsep. Jesse Lander said the bill
would clarity the situation.
Rep. Stanley McCutcheon said
"if we don't consider the opinion
of the Attorney General, we might
as we'll fire him"
Rep. William Egan said he could
see no rhyme or reason for" put
ting the school tax money into a
separate fund because it amounts
to only tenth of the money given
for schools and that it might as
we'll still go into the general fund
and be appropriated with the rest
The House spent most of the
morning in considering Senator N
r. Walkers bill to require declara-
ton of ownership of land in the
Territory, to provide a means OF
foreclosure for failure to comply,
and to dispose of the land by
turning it over to the Territory as
school land.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25
BILLS
ARE RUSHED
BY S0L0N5

With Senate Committee hold
ing his House Joint Memorial which
would have Congress grant return
ing Alaskan soldiers 100 acres of
unapproprfated land in the Terri
tory, Rep. Harvey j Smith yesterday
introduced separate House Mem
orial for this purpose.
The House had passed the men,
orial by a Is TO vote. 1t was sent
to the Governor for consideration.
Other late bills introduced in the
House, and passed, were:
H.B. 80, by Rep. John O'Shea, to
raise the maximum salary allowed
assayers in Territorial assay offices
to $4,000 from $4,000, passed is to
/.
lib. 80 by Rep. Leo Rogge, to
make deficiency appropriation for
livestock inspection for the bien-
MUM now ending, passed unani-
mously.
The House also stamped its okeh
on Senate Bill 4, to allow clubs
of the armed forces to take out
licenses for dispensing liquor, with
out having to wait the two years
which other clubs must wait.
A motion to bring the income tax
bill out of committee was carried
but the House voted to to in
definitely postpone the bill by Rep
Stanley McCutcheon which would
provide for one percent withhold
ing, pay-as-you-go tax on Alaskans
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25
THIRTY-THREE
OUT FOR 5ITkA
AND EXCURSION

. Outgoing passengers to Sitka last
hight. were Pat Carter, A. Van
Mavern, Gil Rich, j.. J. Meherin
H. B. Crewson, A. c. Black, DR.. t
j. Pyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Einar Haugen
Howard Smith, Mr., and Mrs. Merle
Enloe, Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Kasakan
D. j. MacDougall, Tom Morgan.
Dan Moller, T, E. Richardson, j
A. Marshall, Howard Squires, Ro-
berta johnson, Jess E. McGraw, G
j. Ondahl, Daniel T. Kelly, Mrs
Myrtle Markham, c. r. Burley
Nancy Starkey.
Leaving here for Excursion Inlet
were Donald Kurtz, Albert Parker
William H. Greenrod, Jack Nc
Chung, w. Y. McPhee, Dave Cham
berlain.
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Welfare Board
Begins Session
Next Monday

The Board of Public Welfare will
hold its first meeting of a session
expected to continue for some time
on Monday, March 90, department
director Russell Maynard announc-
ed today
All board members are now in
Juneau with the exception OF J
G.. Rivers of Fairbanks, who is ex-
pected as soon as the weather
clears. Those gathered in Juneau
for the series of conferences are
Gov. Ernest Gruening, chairman
John H. Walmer of Juneau, How
ard Lying of Nome, and Mrs. H
M. McCutcheon, wife of the Sena-
tor from Anchorage.
Among important subjects to be
considered by the board is the
budgeting of funds to be made
available by this Legislature.
The Board will also be engaged
in developing procedures and regu-
lations in connection with the Ju-
venile Code passed by the current
Legislature, and will also consider
the adoption of the Civilian War
Assistance program made available
by the Public Assistance Bureau
of the Social Security Board and
financed by Federal funds, as well
as any other matters regarding
various public assistance programs
of the department which may be
introduced, Mr. Maynard said.
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Alert Tonight

Ambulances, physicians. nurses,
air raid wardens and first aiders
will al take part in the practice
alert scheduled for 7:l5 O'Clock to-
rieht, 1t was announced by Fl. E
Robertson, Director of Civilian De-
tense. ~. ...
For information regarding de-
tails OF the alert, stations at which
10 report, instructions concerning
the first aid problem and the meet
ing OF the Defense Council, person
mel is requested to consult last
nights Empire.
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Gus criminal record he would be
denied permission to enter Alaska.
A complaint against Ciegler, au-
thorized by Assistant U. S. Attor-
ney p. J. Gilmore, Jr., was filed
before the U. S. Commissioner to-
day. Ciegler is being held in the To-
cal Federal Jail awaiting removal
to Seattle for prosecution.
Ciegler is 81 years Of age and
is a resident of upper New York
State.