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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04
\ LlI<VIDAVE PARTIJA
TUoJ PUoLESI UzVALDYTl lR VA
DOVAUTl DEMOKRATAMS
Wallace Nenomnavimas - Ju Pirnutinis Pra-
lairnejjimas ir tas Turi Butt Demokratans
Pirmutine Lekcija apie komunistus

Cleveland Plain Dealer pada-
re svarbia pastaba, kad neziu-
rint Demokratu konvencijoje
Chicagoje nominavimo Prezi-
dento Roosevelto, kurio stip-
riausi remejai rodesi visoki
kairieji, tie kairieji parode di-
delio nerimo del to kad dabar-
tines vice prezidentas Wallace
neliko norninuOtas.v
Tie kurie tikisi Amerikoje
socialines revoliucijos, labiau-
sia apsivyle kad Wallace neno-
minuotas, nesidziaugdami kad
Roosevelt nominuotas ketvir-
tam terminui.
Plain Dealer primena 1884
metals tulo DIR. Writ tikrinima
jog komunistai sulinde j val
dzia pc New Deal priedanga,
Roosevelta lake kaip Kerens-
kiu, lyginant su Rusu revoliu-
CHA, o Stalinas Amerikos revo-
liucijoje, po Roosevelto isver-
timo, atsiras per save. Tada
visi is DR.. Writ juokesi ir ne
pridave jam reiksmes.
Dabar daroma spejimas, ar
tik ia pranasyste nebus buvus
teisinga ir ar tik ne Wallace
tikrumoje buvo nuziuretas tue
Stalinu, uzinti vieta po Roose-
veto?
Chicagoje, Demokratu kon-
vencijoje, susigrude ivairus
radikalai posedziu saleje kele
baisiausius lermus, reikalavc
kad Wallace butu nominuotas
ir ziauriausia smerke konvenci-
jos pasielgina kada vice prezi.
dento vieton tapo nominuotas
Senatorius Truman.
CIO Politiskos Akcijos ko
lritetas, vadovaujamas Sidney
Hillmano,. smarkiausia stojo u
Wallace, nors jie pirmiau IS
ejo uz Roosevelto nominavir1s
4-tam terminui.
Clio prisiplakimas prie De
moi-rat'l partijos nekurie zinc
val sake, gall padaryti 1914
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04
BULVES IR KORNAI
NUKENTEO NUO
KAITROS

Sios vasaros ilga sausra jau
sugadino apie SO nuosimciu an
kstyvuju bulviu Ohio valstiJo-
je, kaip skeloia Ohio State
Universiteto hortikulturos ty-
rinetojai.
Nuostoliai apima nuo $50
tose vietose kur dar pasirode
lietaus pereitu trijQ savaiciq
begyje, Xxi rs nuos. tose vie
tose, kaip Wayne apskrityje,
kur lietaus buvo tik ketvirta-
dalis normalio per apie pora
menesiu laiko.
Tas sudarys ir ulSininkams
nemaza nuostoli, bent 3 mill
jonus dolariu, kuriu jie ne
gaus uz neisaugusias bulves.
Ohio valstijoje sugadinta ir
kukuruzai del sausros. Nuken-
tejo kornai ir kitise valstijose.
Kadangi kornai yra vienas
is pagrindiniu sios Sales mai
sto produktu, nukentes tos
sritys krrios nuo kornu pri-
Mauso. Kornai yra didumoie
paSaras S6 milijonaD1s galviiu
100 miliJonu kiauliu ir apie BIZ
lijonui vistQ. Taipgi is kornQ
daro komercini alkoholi ir ka-
rui reikalinga sprogstama me-
! dsiaga.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04
PRANESKFT
oavo Antraso Permaina

Euonaet rengiates persikelti
kitur gyventi, praneskit sa-
vo nauja antrasa Dirvos Ad-
niinistraciiai. ne pastui, nes
pastas nesius juns Dirvos j
nauja vieta jeigu neprimo-
kesit. Parasykit NUNS uz
1c atvirute prizes persikeli-
ma j kita vieta gyventi. -
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

metus paskutiniais sios parti-
jos gyvavimui.
. Pietiniu valstiju desinieji j
toki Sidney Hillmano kisimasi
kontroliuoti Demokratq parti-
ju paziurejo su panieka. Hill
man remiamas bolsevil1u ir ra-
dikalu. Hillmano vadovauja-
Iaos gaujos, sugabentos kon-
vencijos vieton, sukele triuks-
ninga demonstracija. Tarp tu
truksmadariu buvo daug jau-
nu sukurstytu fanatiku kurie
dar nera nei balsuotojai.
Rimtieji Demokratai jau5ia
sirdgela kad ju gera partija
pradejo uzvaldyti radikalai.
Tai pirmi zenklai uzdarymo
komunistu partijos Amerikoje
= partija dar nespeta uzda-
ryti, Q komunistai jau pradejo
savo darba uzvaldyti Demokra-
je yra, kartu dujas ir dumus,
tu partija, kan .iie buvo isan-
ksto pasirenge, CIO priedanga.
Stu prezidento rinkimu pats
pirmas didziausias CIO uzsi-
mojimas nuejo niekais. ziure-
sim kas toliau desis ir kaip
nusvirs patys rinkimai Lap
kricio menesi. Susidejimas su
komunistais ir radikalais gall
Rooseveltui labiausia pakenkt
Savo keliu, Rooseveltas pa
siusdamas Willkie j Russia II
Kinija sunaikino Willkie pro-
ga gauti Republikonu kandida,
tura, ir ten pat pasiusdamas
Wallace uzkirto jam kelia hk'
ii vel nominuotu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

''Nauja partija, kuri bus
partija paprasto zmogaus-is-
dygs is abieju didziuju parti-
ju griuvesiu ir susioudavos sa-
We pradedant aplink Wendell
Willkie ir Henry Wallace.
'Priezastis kodel Wallace ne
buvo nominuotas buvo tai kad
Prezidentas Roosevelt ir par
tijos vadai tikejo jog parinki-
mas Wallace vice preziden-
tus 81 Liepos menesi pagrei-
tins Demokratu partijos SUI
griuvima pirm rinkimu dienos
vietoje po to.
"Demokratu delegatait netiki
kad toks smugis CIO (jie sta
te ir RENE Wallace visu atkak.
luInu) pakenks PARTIAL. Jie
sake kad CIO lures balsuoti III
Roosevelta vistiek if kareivia
uzjuriuose balsuos uz Roose
velta del to kad jis sutriuski
no CIO pasikesinima uzkariau
ii Demokrat', partija.
Ka Jay Franklin 'tikraivvadi
"a "paprastu zmogum" dabal
dar neaisku. Gal but jis daj
nedrysta kalbeti atvirai apit
"darbo klesa", kaip ia savina
81 ir atvirai uz ia kalia komu
nistai. Denlas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

man, o dabartinis vice prezi-
dentas Wallace pastumtas
sail, dabar pasidare aimanuo-
toju del Wallace pralaimeji-
mo. Isrods kad visi, ir Frank
lin, RENE Roosevelta ir jo New
Deal del vieno tikslo = del to
kad Wallace yra vice preziden-
tu. Jay Franklin taip susi-
grauzes del Wallace pralaimeji-
mo kad isrodo jis yra papirk-
tn .CIO agentu, bet ju tikslai
sutramdyti = Wallace memo
minuotas vice prezidentu. Del
Roosevelto senumo ir nuovar-
gio del karo, CIO ir kiti Wal
lace remejai name, Roosevelt
tut pasitaikius mirti, preziden-
tn lieka ju istikimas, ju rem
tas ir jig isrinktas zmogus!
Dabar apie Demokratu par
tia Jay Franklin nusako Sito
kia liudna pasaka:
''DemokratQ partlja uzCai
ge savo cikliu nuo uzmirstt
znogaus Xxi Yrumano ir il ia,
rolitiSkai mirus, Roosevelt bus
isrinktas, bet DenokratQ par
tia, kuri jau pradeio irti nut
Chicagos konvencijos, 20 rim
llimQ dienos gaus konvulsija,
ir pranyks.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04
Tgadi;onu Arhatzoles

Stebetinai gelbsti nuo prasto vi
duriu virsk;nimo, uzkietejimo, vi
luTiu kataro, ke~enQ sustingimo,
taiso ne5varu krauja, odos igas,
inkstu negalaN ina ir moterQ bedas.
kaip pagaminti: Pusen kvortos
verdancio vandcns, idek puse puo-
duko al batzoliQ Kai ataus, nukosk,
idok lcedaus. ar clk-aus II laikyA
saltai.
Kaip vartoti. Pradek init nco
nazo stikluko Xxi kavos puodulo
kas rytas prizes valgyma ir va.lare
einant guilt, du kartu diena.
Perkant zoliu n.isini visada pra.,
syk FLORAL HERBS, o gausl ge-
riaGsiu.
Kama 50c-3 baksai uz S1.00.
Pasarga: Su orderiu malonekit
siusti IL pinigus, kitair orderiai ne
bus ispildonli. (33)
j. SKlNDER
935 w. 34th St. Chicago, Ill.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

BOLSEVlkQ VllnlS kOnlen-
tuodama apie tarybininku de-
legacijos vykima j Washing
tona Lietuvos reikalais daro
spejimus bene tarp Grigai5io ir
Simucio (ciciliku ir kataliku)
kilo nesusipratimai kad Drau-
gas, simucio organas, apie ta
delegacija Washingtone nei gu
gu.
Vilnis daro spejima: Gar
jau susipese?" ir isvedzioja:
"Vienas is dvieju-ar men
seviku medaus nemesis su ku-
nigais pasibaige ir jiems skier
sal kelia perkego juoda kate,
ar ivyko kas nors toxic kito,
apie ka galima tik spekuliuo-
tt.
Kan dar spekuliuoti: juk
kaip Stalinas "grazino" Sovie-
tijoje religijos laisve, Vilnis
pakartotinai sauke graudeno
katalikus kad jie jau drasiai
gall komunistus draugingai
atsincsti, pagaliaus ir Draugas
pradeio rasyti apie galimybes
su komunistais susitarti - ir
Vilnies troskimas patraukti
katalikus "prie saves darosi
tilru faktu.
Kur dabar desis Grigaitis ?
Nabagas, lures antra "bendra
fronta" su Pruseika daryti. :.
CIClLIKU papa sake, PreZi-
dentas Roosevelt siunte svei-
kinima Lenku kongresui Buf-
talo, tai kodel barti tarySinin-
kus uz pasveikinima Lenku il
prasyma kad padetQ isvien
LietuvoJe ir Lenkijoje demo-
kratija ivykdyti.
Jis taip sneka lyg nematy-
damas skirtumo tap Lenkq
atsinesimo j Amerika kurioje
jie laisvai gyvena, ir j Lietu-
v2, kuria nori ravergti.
Roosevelt pasveikino, savo
rinllimams halsq jie3kodamas.
Jei tarybininkai taip pat mo
dzioja tarp Lenku balsu w de-
nlokratija tai skaudziai apsi-
riks, delto kad Lenkai nenori
Lietuvos matyti laisvos, jie da-
70 visokias pinkles kad Lietu-
viai "nusibalsuotu" uz priside-
jin1a pric Lenkiios.
Toliau, Rooseveltas sveikina
ir Stalina. Tai ir tarybinin-
kanls laikas pradeti siusti Sta
linui pasveikinima, ypac da'car
kada raudonoji "islaisvinimo"
armija uzeme Kauna.
Tau+ininkai dabar tikrai jo-
'1io "fasizmo" Kaune nesugra-
zins.
BOLSEyIKU spauda dziaug-
sningai raso:
"Vilnius Animal Pasiliks
Laisvos Lietuvcs Respubli-
kos Sostine.''
Tx kahn kaip ilgas tus ta3
Stalino "amzius', per kuri lis
Vilniu laikys Lietuvos sostine,
Juk Vilnius paties Stalino 10
pom pazadetas Lenkams.
KAS platina Dirva - tas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04
Pranasauja Delaok1a.
tu PARTIAL Gala

s zymus laikrasciV. kolunanis-
tas ir uolus Roosevelto il New
Deal gynejas Jay Franklin, pc
Demokratu partijos konvenci-
jos Chicagoje, kUr prie Roose-
velto vice prezidento vietai bu-
vo noninuotas Senatorius Tru-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04
! A SCALA OPERA ATVYkS ! GEEVE
LANDA sAVAgTE SPALEy4 a

Philadelphijos La Scala Opera
Compny, kurios generaliniu vedeju
yra francesca Pelosi, prades rude
mini sezona symet Clevelande nuo
Spaliu dienos ir baigs Spaliu 8,
kaip pranesa G. Bernardo, Cleve-
lando impressario. Septynios ope-
ros bus perstatytos Cleveland Pub
lie Auditoriume.
Gerai isigyvenus institucija, Phi
Iadelphia La Scala Opera Company
stow tarp keturiu didzivju opera
tisku organizaciju sioje Salyje, XII
tos trys yra Metropolitan, San
Francisco, ir Chicago trupes.
Philadelphia La Scala per eiles
metu zinoma kaipo kompanija pa
tiekianti pasaulyje pasizymejusius
artistus ir visu megiamas operas.
Nekurie artistai is sios Operos
buvo paimti Metropolitan, ir kit
vel sugryzo dainuoti atgal La
Scala, taip kad is artistu atzvilgio
81 kompanija yra gerai zinoma.
Kaipo pavyzdis, stai nekurie ~
mesni asmenys kurie dalyvaus Gle
velando Rudens Operos Festivale:
Bruna Castagna, gal but izy-
, miausia sio periodic contralto; Zin-
l,a Milapov JJpoSlava dramatiSka
soprano; Hide Reggiani, viena is
pirmaeiliu coloratura soprano; El.
da Ercole, zymi dramatiska sopra
no; ir vienatinis nepalyginamas tc
noras, Giovanni Martinelli.
i Prie ju dalyvaus, ellie kitu izymi'
artistu parinktp is ivairiu tautu.
Clevelande Dus perstatyta sios
| j
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

PAsTU prenumerata Dirvai
galina siusti ir is Clevelando
Kas neturi laiko pributi ad7ni-
nistraciion. idelzit laiskan So
ir pasiQskit su savo adresu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

eMOTERp skaicius dirban-
ciu Clevelando karo industrl-
jose siekia jau 100000, kaip
skelbia Karo Daroo Jiegu ko-
misiia.
Betgi darto jiegu Wis dar
truksta nekurioms karo dirb-
tuvems, ir jeigu nebus gauta
daugiau darbininkQ, gall sun:a'
zeti gamyba. Fisher lektuvQ
dirbtuveje kur gaminama dl-
dieji B-29 karo lektuvai, sake
butinai reikia daugiau darbl-
ninku, mes dartas prades pasi-
likti uzpakalyje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04

Sekmadieni po pietu - CAVAL
IERIA RUSTICANA ir PAGLIAC
CT.
Sekmadieni vakare, Spalip :
LUCIA di LAMMERMOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-09-24

q uengntlu group OF entertainers
who are volunteering their services
to service hospitals, USOs and
camps In the District Of Columbia
and nearby States. The group fea-
lures "accordionettes," xylophonists
dancers and singers. Others from
the Bethesda Chevy Chase district
are Malora Christman, Stella
Werner, Jacqueline williams and
Nancy Merrill. They have q full
schedule ahead for the winter, with
as many as four or five performances
during week.
The Bethesda USO is celebrating
its first birthday anniversary this
week end. The public has been in
vited to drop In at the Lounge where
the members of the Operating Com
mittee will receive from 3 to 5 this
afternoon. The regular Sunday
night supper will feature q very
special program, and a dance tomor-
row evening will climax the fun.
Capt. John Harper, commanding
officer Of the Bethesda Naval Hos
pital, and Mrs. Harper were special
guests Of honor at the regular Wed
nesday evening dance at Woodmont
Country Club, which preceded the
birthday festivities.
A new play, 'tDr. Ranyall," written
and directed by william H, Jarvis
OF Bethesda, was presented by the
Chevy Chase Players this week to q
delighted audience at the Chevy
Chase Woman's Club. Attendance
at the premiere Friday evening was
by invitation only to personnel and
patients at the Bethesda Naval Hos
pital.
Interesting sets were designed for
the play by Bonnie Mason Throck-
morton and executed by p. r. Charl-
ton. The cast included H. v
Blakely, H. c. Mckinley. Peggy
|O'Grady, Margaret Law, Angela
McDougall, Grace Jarvis, Capt. J.
D. Mugford and Agar Temple.
Maj. and Mrs. George F. Cramer
and their daughter, Mrs. Kent Ward
are home after an absence of two
years. Mrs. Ward, whose husband
is in France, will take an apartment
with her mother here and Mai
Cramer will return soon to ITALIA
hassee.
1t. Lester Twigg has returned to
his post in Florida from q short trip
here to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester A. Twill of Edgemoor.
Mrs. William Barnsley, Miss Betsy
Barnsley and Miss Joanna Smith
have been at Ark Haven Club, Nd.
for the past week.
Mrs. w. A. Penrose entertained
at bridge on Tuesday afternoon.
Her guests were Mrs. Newman Bum.
stead, Mrs. Eugene Moore, Mrs. r.
DeloS Paxman, Mrs. Arlington Com
stock. Mrs. Don Gray, Mrs. Egbert
Showers and Mrs. Hazel Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sauter of
Bethesda spent the week in Etchi.
son, Nd, at the home Of Mrs. Sau-
ter's sister, Mrs. James Meyer. A
birthday celebration was arranged
for Mrs. Sauter during her visit
with out-of-town members of the
family present.
Mrs. Earle G. Breeding of West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-09-24
Return From Trib

The Commemorative Attorney OF
arlington County and Mrs. Lawrence
w. Douglas Of the "Lilacs," 1918
North Glebe road, Arlington. have
returned to their home after spend
ing two weeks at Skytop Club, Sky
top Pa.
a. Mrs. Douglas Is the granddaughter
OF the late Gen. Joseph Barbiere,
c. 8. A.. Of Memphis, United States
Minister to Belgium in lea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-09-24
Bethesda.L lower Montgomery County
Residents Participating IN Play;
anniversary Party To-Day

Mrs. Joseph p. Brantley has come
from New York and is at home with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Batham Of Edgemoor. Mrs. Batham
and Mrs. Brantley are members of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-09-24

Mrs. Chester Shade, who has been
the guest In North hollywood, Calf,
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clarkson, has returned to her home
in Chevy Chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-09-24

DR.. and Mrs. Glen G. williams Of
Chevy Chase have returned from q
vacation as the guests Of Mrs. VIII
liams' brother and sister i'm law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ VIM, at Lock
Haven, Norfolk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen B. Fuller Of
Chevy Chase have visiting them
their son and daughter-in-law, 1t.
and Mrs. B. r. Fuller and their
daughter Linda Of Tonapah, Nev.
Evening star., 1944-06-15
|VA Retains Control
OF Funds; Conferees
Urge Financial ReporI
Hs the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Tennessee Valley Author
ity was assured today of con-
tinued control over its power and
fertilizer receipts, but faced the
new prospect of submitting a
financial accounting to Congress
every four months.
Ready for final action by both
House and Senate is the long-de-
bated ss,577,933,97S appropriations
bill for independent Offices, stripped
of two controversial amendments
sponsored by Senator Mcclellan
Democrat, of Tennessee.
Senate conferees on the bill, bow
ing to strong House opposition,
agreed to drop the McKellar pro-
posals to require iva to turn over
its revolving fund to the Treasury
and come to Congress for annual
appropriations, and to make all
Federal employees receiving $4,000
or more a year subject to Senate
approval.
Conferees voted to substitute for
the Mcclellan proposals compro-
mise amendment which would re-
quire iva to submit an accounting
of its receipts and expenditures to
the Appropriations Committees of
the House and Senate every four
months.
| Chairman Woodrum of the House
conference group said the confer
ence report would be placed before
the House today, with final vote
expected this week.
House agreement to the new
amendment was foreseen by Repre-
sentative Starnes, Democrat, of Ala
bama, member of the House confer
ence group. He described the pro-
posed reports as mere duplication
OF public, financial reports which he
said are now being issued monthly
by the power authority.
Declaring he is still mot satisfied
with the results of his long battle
for financial control of iva by
Congress, Senator Mcclellan told re-
porters:
Il still think the iva is a gov
ernmental institution and not the
property Of Chairman David Lilien-
thai. AS long as I am q representa-
tive Of the Government shall OPP
pose Mr.. Lilienthal."
The Mcclellan amendments orig
inally were approved by the Senate
but rejected in the House.
Evening star., 1944-06-15
Society Burglar 10 Start
Serving Sentence Monday

James P. Mitchell, ~, so-called
society burglar" whose convictions
and sentences on two charges of
housebreaking and larceny were set
aside by the United States Court of
Appeals, but sustained by a SUI
preme Court decision, will be taken
to District Court on Monday, pre-
hminary to beginning to serve time.
On the two charges, he has from
two and half to seven and half
years to serve. Meanwhile number
Of other cases against him are still
pending.
Mitchell, whose home is listed as
in the 1400 block of N street NV,
has been out under 5000 bond.
Justice Matthew F. Mcclure OF
District Court yesterday gave in
structions that he should be brought
in. following formal receipt Of a
mandate from the Supreme Court
issued in connection with that tri-
hunal,s decision.
The Court of Appeals had re-
versed the District Court conviction,
in general line with the famous Nc
Nabb decision of the Supreme Court
which held confessions in a crimi-
nal case invalid where the defend-
ants had been held overly long be-
fore arraignment The Court Of Ap-
peals had pointed to District law
regarding prompt arraignment.
In the Mitchell case the Supreme
Court held that confessions by
Mitchell were admissible because
he had made them shortly after
arrest.
Evening star., 1944-06-15

Your War Bond dollars will speed
the march through Tokyo and
Berlin!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-01
GLAMOR GIRL JUGGED

New Deal glamor girl Evie Robert, wife of the former Secre- tary of the Democratic National Committee, was driving through Maryland the other evening, with TO year old Charley Nicholson, Democratic publicity sage. They had been visiting the farm of Julius Lally, proprietor of Harvey's Restaurant, and were returning to Washington
 Mrs. Robert, who never does any, thing at snail's pace, suddenly heard policeman's siren behind her. She pulled over to the curb
 Let me see your drivers license" demanded an irate Mary land State policeman. Mrs. Robert fumbled at length through her purse, finally pulled out drivers permit.
 The policeman looked at it un- satisfied Now let me see your registration card" he demanded.
 Well, you can just find it youf-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-01
N-O-T-I-C-E

The articles of War Department property listed below, now at Ex- cursion Inlet, Alaska, have been de- clared surplus salvage and will be sold to the highest bidder. Sealed bids will be accepted by Command ing Officer, Excursion Inlet, Alaska, up to and including Five November 1944. Bids will be opened on Six November 1944 and delivery will be made to the highest bidder at Ex- cursion Inlet, Alaska. The War De- partment makes no warranty rela- tive to condition of this property and reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 Certified check for the amount of the bid, payable to Treasurer of the United States must accompany each bid.
 One each barge, wooden, 60 it., BCS-1554.
 One each scow, wannigan, reg istry number 167140.
 J. w. CORNETT,
 1st. It., O.D., Comdg. First publication, Oct. 19, 1944. Last publication, Nov. 4, 1944.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-01

amount than we would be if the Axis had not been checked.
 The average American famly-according to a surveyby the Family Economics Bureau of the North western Life Insurance Company-has invested about Se1O in War Bonds and has saved some $930 in banks post savings or elsewhere Life insurance hold ings average $3OO0 family
 And while the Federal debt has been increasing under the burden of costs, most State and local have been able to turn deficits into sur pluses Individual indebtedness, too, is probably at lower figure than at any time in many years. There haven't been things for people to buy, and install ment or credit buying has been reduced on this &C., count Government control acted as a further brake upon credit buying.
 The debt is tremendous, however, and the pay off the better for us and the genera tions to follow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-01
DEBTS AND WAR DEBTS

Recently we've heard considerable talk about re- ducing taxes immediately after the war-and some people may have acquired the impression that because of the relatively high taxes we are now paying we'll be in fairly good shape when the guns stop roaring.
 On the contrary, mounting war debt is going to be first mortgage the public treasury for good many years to Sen Robert A. Taft recently estimated that we will make the final payment on the cost of the World War II in the year 2245 This is an estimate based upon the assumption that the national debt can be retired at the rate of 00o0O0O00 year and that at wars end we will approximately $500 900 100000 Interest charges now are in the neighborhood of $4,00O,00O.O0o year
 Reducing these figures to terms easier to grasp, the average American familys share of it's countrys wartime expenses is about $8,200, of which it has already contributed $1400 since Pearl Harbor and will still owe 1900 its pro rata share of the post war debt.
 There are, however, offsetting factors-in addi- tion to the most obvious one, the fact that were vastly better off having bought vcory for such an
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-01
STOCK CERTIFICATES FOR COMPENSATION

Assistant A ttorney General Berge recommended to his superiors as follows:
 ."The case is quite complete now; we are prepared for, and I recom- mend, immediate presentation to the Grand Jury in Washington"
 Berge reported
 Receipt by registered mail of compensation in Washington in the shape of a certificate for 25 shares of stock in the Herald Broadcast ing Company of the par value of slO0 per share is likewise estab- liShed.
 Venue, in my opinion, conse- quently lies in Washington, al- though there is a wash transaction involving the exchange of $2,5oc checks between Cox and the radio station in Georgia, which the de- fense may argue demonstrates pay ment was made in Georgia"
 Berge also transmitted to his superiors a long report prepared by an assistant, Raoul Berger, giving the detailed evidence against Con- gressman Cox Among other things, it stated: