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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16

TUVOS JAUNUOLIS RAsO
DIRVOS REDAKTORIUI
IS sVEDIJOS. LAIsKAS
RAsYTAS LAPK. IL, 1914
Dabartiniu metu, taip susi-
DEUS aplinkybems, Lietuviskas
Jaunimas yra priverstas begti
svetimas sails vien del to kad
nesilenkti prizes Vokieti ar Ru-
So. Mes esam tarsi is lido
lsmesti varniukai - nei gi-
miniu, nei pazystamu svetima-
me pasaulyje. Kaz kas pasi-
juoke: zemaitis niekas nezu-
va! Nezusime!
Animal NUNS budavo du
pasiulymai vienas Sibiran
vede, kitas trauke Saksonijon.
Kuris is musu tevu nepazi-
no Rusu priespaudos!. :. Boil
seviku metodai prasoko anuo-
sius. Ten kur viespatauja N.
K. V. D., arba Gestapo nera
| gVVenimO. GraziOS kOmuniS-
tiskos idejos yra bolseviku su-
bjauriojamos. Atsimenu, gai-
lejosi Lietuvos komunisteliai
pamate tikraji Maskvos veida,
taciau nebuvo iiems kelio at
gal. Reikejo pasirinkti dali
parsidavelio, arba Solovku sa-
los katorga. - ..
Apple Lietuva dumodami mes
siadien verkiame: ko Vokietis
nespejo isgabenti j Saksonija,
bolsevikas isves Sibiran. Ne
veltui dainuojama apie Lietu~
va:
"Grazi tn savO dangaus
melyne,
''Brangi, mes daugel
kanciu patyrei.
Klastingai gabena istremiman
Ana diena Vilniaus radio pa
skelbe kad Lietuviai "didelio
entuziazmo vedami, isejO pes
ciom atstatyti sugriauti mott
neles Rusijos". Ar jie be-
sugrys? Kartais istikro pa
gauna mus nusiminimas - ar
beistvers vyzomis vyzuoti ze-
maiciai?. So.
Vokieciai gruda j kariuomene
Mano tikslas nupasakoti apie
mus. Isviso Lietuviu pabege-
liu cia (NN Lietuviu pabege-
liu liogeryje, kurio vardo ne
skelbsime.-R Red.) priskaitoma
apie 400. AS atvykau SUI pas
kutiniaisiais is Sventosios.
NUNS pasitraukiant, Rusai
buvo uz 10 kilometru. Dege
visa. Vokieciai besitraukdami
padeginejo ir sprogdino pasta
tus. Civiliai traukesi kas tik
| galejo Vokietijon - geriau SUI
Vakarais negu su Rytais. Ia
ciau oficialiai Vokieciai per
siena neisileido. 'Kelias Vo-
kietijon per TOD organizaci-
ja", paskutiniu metu buvo pa
reiksta. Kas norejo patekti
Vokietijon turejo stoti j Vo-
kieciu kariuomene. Paw, bu-
vo net tokiu atsitikimu: Palan-
goje Vokieciai paskelbe leidzia
vykti j Vienna. Padare sara
sus, ir leido zmonems sesti j
traukinius, taciau traukiniai
, uzuot vyke j Vienna (Austri-
jon), pasuko is Kretingos per
Telsius fronta. Ten Lietu-
vial vyrai buvo panaudoti ap-
kasu darbams, o moterys pa
liktos pafrontes likimui. Prizes
tai, vaziuojantiesiems buvo at
init visi daiktai. Tokiu ir pa
nasiu atsitikimu buvo tukstan-
ciai. Vokieciai be tvarkos be
go.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
PAJIESKOJIMAS. Kas

PAJIESKOJIMAS. Kas Chi
cagoje pazysta is zemaitijos
kilusi Jurgi arba George BIZ
ciura (Bichura), patarkite at
sisaukti Dirvos redakcija, SUI
teiksime adresa jo giminieciu
patekusiu svedijon.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
RUSIJA GAVO Is
AMERIKOS LABAI
DAUG

Padarytos sutraukos parodo
kaip daug Rusai gavo is Anne
rikos karo reikmenu, kuriomis
bolsevikai gall taip pasekmin-
Evening star., 1945-12-16
On Bein' Bald

FANCY TARBELL, the butcher left his hat here
IL when he made delivery yesterday
Lancy needs hat. He has got big head an
only enough hair to warn him where to stop wash
in his neck an ears. About an hour after he left,
he comes back
''You find my hat, Wally?" he asks, with worry
in his voice. looked an there it was where he laid
it, on some crates in the storeroom.
''Whew Lancy heaves. ''Did you ever
figure out by solid geometry how near naked
guy is with no hat?''
Nope" confess. Il amt good at geometry,
solid or hollow but can see what you mean"
well, SIR my meat-carvin' friend says, IF
my bald head was laid out on one fiat surface it
would be nearly two feet across. That's lot of
exposure to the elements It's shock to your sys-
tenn"
give little shudder. Lancelot Tarbell is about
the mildest an gentlest soul that ever cut up
steer, but somehow the idea of his scalp all fiat
tened out gives me the willies.
81 MEAN like map like them pictures you
see for air routes, Lance goes on Once thought
was gettin' bald because wore hat. So took
to goin' bareheaded. got terrible sunburned on
the Fourth of July an glowed like the globe on
fre-alarm box.
Then l practically caught pneumonia from
gettin' my skull wet an standin' in draft"
"Why don't you get one of them toupee wig
things?" ask him.
81 had one, for while" says Lancy. But one
day as was swingin' the cleaver to crack soup
bone for Missus Gehorn, the darn thing bounced
off. Missus Celhorn thought I'd scalped my
self SO she faints dead away, right there in
front of the counter!'
Like say Lancy is kind an soft-hearted guy
He confessed to me once he loves to get home
early evenins to tell bedtime stories to his kids.
But if see Nightmares tonight I'll bet they're
wearin' hats, like horses do sometimes in the
summer -WAlLY BOREN
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-12
PERMIT ISSUED FOR G0LDSTEIN BUILDING

A building permit in the estimated amount of $3o0,coo has been issued by the City Engineer to the Alaska Construction Company, contractors, for the reconstruction of the Gold stein Building, at Second and Sew ard Streets. The application was submitted by Her c. Jensen, builder in charge.
 Construction work is to commence next week. Lumber has already been delivered to the job and the Alaska Construction Company has opened a construction office in an adjacent building on Second Street.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-12
(Pacific Coast League)

Yesterdays Results Portland, 2; San Diego, 1. Oakland, 8; Los Angeles, g. San Francisco, g; Hollywood, 1. !. Seattle, g; Sacramento, g. Called end of 18th inning: time limit.
  Empire Want-nds c,7ng results!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-12
WSC INSTALLATION,
 LUNCHEON MEETING

New officers for the coming year were installed at yesterdays lun- cheon meeting of the World Service Circle, in the parlors of the Nor thern Light Presbyterian Church.
 The Rev Willis R. Booth con- ducted the installation ceremonies, which placed the following in their new offices: President, Mrs. A. H. Kingsbury; e-President, Mrs. Harvey Starling; Secretary, Mrs. Walter Kleweno, and Treasurer, Mrs. George Folta.
 The luncheon, under the chair manship of Mrs. A. H. Kings bury, was well attended by mem bers and guests. The tables were lovely with daffodils and snow on the mountain for decorations, and the luncheon was delicious.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-12
ALBERT WAHT0 lS ROW CAPTAIN AT
 mhRlANAS AAF BASE

AN AAF BASE IN THE MARI ANAS - Albert O. Wahto, of Doug las, Alaska, has been promoted to Captain at an AAF base in the Marianas He is Company Com mander with an Aviation Engineer Battalion helping to construct a B-29 airbase.
 Capt, Wahtos parents, MT and Ms. Gust Wahto, reside at Douglas. He was graGlated from Douglas High School in 1886 and from the University of Alaska in l94l with a degree of bachelor of science in mining engineering Prior to en- tering the Army in october, 1941, he was employed by Gold Placers, Inc, Fairbanks He has served in the Central Pacific theatre of oper- ations for the past IT months and has been awarded the Bronze Star Medal
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-12
REV. ROBERT TREAT. .IS REAppOINIED TO
 METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Knight Made Super infendent win Head
 quarters in Juneau

The Rev. Robert s. Treat has been reappointed as pastor of the Meth cdist Church in Juneau. This ap- pointment was made by Bishop Bruce R. Baxter at the Mission Confer cnce held at Metlakatla during this week
 The Rev. G. Edward Knight, Sup erintendent of the Mission, was made a full time Superintendent and will have his headquarters in Juneau beginning next September The Rev. Knight was the pastor oi the Douglas Methodist church for a 3-year term four years ago and has been Superintendent and Pastor of the Methodist Church at Seward since then.
 The Rev. Treat, the Rev. Knight and Dr. Clarence Lokey, Executive Secretary of the Mission Board oi the Methodist Church, arrived in Juneau by plane yesterday afternoon from the conference at Metlakatla Dr. Lokey will visit churches anC mission projects of the Territory while in the North.
 Other appointments made at. the Conference were the Rev. Ernest Fradenburgh to Seward the Rev Arthur Cox to Kstchikan, the Rev. George Dolch to Anchorage Miss Bertha MeGhee to Hope, witr Nome, Saldovia, Unga and Unalasks still to be supplied.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-12
NOTICE.

Ethel Lange has leased the Arctic Rooms" and will not be responsible for any debts previous to this date. 5/10I45.
 (Adv.) ETHEL LANCE.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-12
AMERICAN LEGION
 TO BE HOST Al
 VIZ DAY PARTY

The American Legion Open House Monday evening in the Dugout, in celebration of VIE Day, promises to be most enjoyable affair, with plenty of good eats, according to Commander Les Sturm.
 The Legion has extended a cor dial invitation to all service men, as well as all veterans of both world wars,. to attend, and bring their ladies. American Legion Auxiliary members have also been invited to bring their husbands.
 Out-of town veterans and Auxili- ary members who may be visiting in town are especially urged to attend and get acquainted.
 The party will begin at 8 o'clock
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-12
CARDS FINDING
 REPEAT TITLE
 TRAIL RUGGED
Injuries Fostering Red-
 birds While Giants and Buns on Win Sfreaks
By Jack Hand Associated Press Sports Writer)

St. Louis was finding the going tough in the National Leagues eastern half today as the suspicion grew that serious trouble was ahead for the world champions.
 Not that two successive ambushes by Brooklyn southpaws were going to give Skipper Billy Southworth sleepless nights. Marty Marion was still out of the lineup and the out field was a patchwork proposition due to injury to Red Schoendienst.
 However, six straight victories by the New York Giants, two against western opposition, could be a real storm signal and the Brooks six game string couldn't be ignored
 Brooklyns hot streak was the talk of the majors because the experts had labeled the Buns cellar bait and even Branch Hickey and Leo Durocher must be amazed. Durocher had the nerve to start Tom Seats, a 25-game winner at San Francisco, but a failure in two Dodger appearances, and it paid 1 off with interest. The 32-year- old lefthander had been belted out by the Giants and Phils but he shut out the Cardinals, TO, on seven hits for his first triumph.
 Johnny Fuckers 18-game hit streak was snapped by Frank Dasso of Cincinnati but Phil Weintraub clouted one into the upper stands with two on in the eighth for the Giants 4-3 margin.
 Joe Mccarthy shook up his bat ting order in Detroit, inserting Tuck Stainback in Russ Derry's right field post, and watched his New York Yankees even the series with Detroit, 7-3
 Russ Christopher hung up win No. 5 for the Philadelphia As on a 5-2 job against Chicago whose hold on first place slipped to only 2O percentage points over New York. George Kell, who had never hit a big league homer, connected twice, accounting for three runs off Ed Lopat.
 Four runs in the ninth clinched 7-1 verdict for the Chicago Cubs Hank Wyse over the Phillies, who used four hurlers.
 Pete Fox and Lloyd Christopher each clubbed three hits to help Rex Cecil and the Boston Red SoX drub Cleveland, 8-4 And St. Louis and Washington played Il tie called after 10 innings to permit the Senators to make train con- nections for Chicago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-12
VIVA MEN HERE

L. Baldman, K. Greife, Harold l. Wright, Harold F. Swartz, J. R Phisten, w. J. Pederson, E. V Albert, A. J. Nixon and R. L. Hempel, Transcontinental Western Airlines men from Manassas City Missouri, have arrived in Juneau and are guests at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-12
STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS
 (American League)

Yesterdays Results New York, T; Detroit, 3. Philadelphia, 5; Chicago, 4. Boston, 8; Cleveland, 4. Washington, l; St. Louis, l. (Tie alled in tenth inning).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-12
National League)

Yesterdays Results New York, 4; Cincinnati, 3. Brooklyn, 2; St. Louis, 0. Chicago, T; Philadelphia, l. tOnly games played).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-12
NOW IN uJNEAU

Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson arrived Saturday and is now available foI eye examinations. Phone 636, Blom- "gren Bldg. (Adv.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-12
SPORT SHORTS

NEW YORK - Former Heavy weight tender Lou Nova punched out unanimous 10-round victory over hulking Gunnar Bar lund last night at the St. Nicholas Arena in New York After four very dull rounds, Nova got going and battered Barlund with both hands for the last six rounds.
 CHICAGO-Some 600 bangtails, technically tethered in their stalls around Chicago since January 3, are ready to run again, and the best of them will get their first tests in the inaugural handicap at Sportsmans Park today, commence ing 153 days of racing on Chicago ovals.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky-One hundred and fifty-five of the country's lead- ing three-year-o thoroughbreds have been nominated for the war delayed Fist running of the Ken lucky Derby here June or June g.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-12
S0L0N5 TIE 'F SEATTLE IN
 JENNINGS
Beavers Add to Coast Loop Lead by Downing Cir
 cuffs Top Finger
tBy Associated Press)

Carl Dumler, San Diego right handler who led all Pacific Coast League hurlers last week with eight wins and no defeats, was foiled last night in his third con- secutive quest of victory No. 9. His defeat by Portland increased the Beavers loop lead to four -and-a- half games and dropped the Padres from third to fourth place.
 Seattle and Sacramento battled for l3 hectic innings before the game was called due to league ban on starting an inning after 11:40 D. m. The tie contest was the circuits first of the season.
 Dumler, losing 2-l, saw his Padre teammates fail to capitalize on II base hits while he was hold ing the Beavers to six.
 The 9-9 Rainier -Solon tie came after both teams had registered big late-inning rallies. Chuck Aleno, third baseman, climaxed the Rain fer attack with a three-run homer over the left-field wall, his second of the game.
 Oakland evened it's series at two- all with Los Angeles by its 8-3 victory Four Angel pitchers gave up IA hits while Garth Mann was holding last years champions to six.
 San Francisco's 9-1 victory over Hollywood was clinched in the second inning when the Seals pounded in five runs off Pitcher Ronnie Smith
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-12
TOO YOUNG

EUGENE, Ore.-Two teen-aged girls enviously eyed passing stu dent couples in this university of Oregon town.
 m be glad when we're fresh men in college" sighed one, then maybe we can start going out with those high school seniors"
 Gilbert F. Krenzke. CAA man from Anchorage, arrived in Juneau yesterday and is guest at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-12

LADY IN THE DARK wishes tC meet understanding friend. See me at 20th Century Sunday. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-12
JUNEAU AIRPORT
 BEING SURVEYED

Harcld Strandburg, CAA Engin- oer who recently arrived in Juneau from Anchorage, has disclosed that he is detailed here to complete the survey of the Juneau Airport for record purposes. The survey is eX- pected to take about two weeks.
 MT. Strandburg is a member of the well known Alaska mining fam ilv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-16

On Mt Polomor. California. is O giont telescope thot reveoIs stors never before visible. When completed. its 2oo-inch reflectine lens will be inc worlds Ioreest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-16
ketdhikan Noses Out
 Douglas in Fast First
 Game of Champ 5eries

the back board. Then Savikko, fouled by Ludwigsen, made both his shots, bringing the score to 27-28.
 Ludwigsen scored his last basket for the Bears with only four min utes remaining in the last half, he then fouled Pusich and was called out on fouls, Pusich making his shot. The score then stood 30-28, in favor of Ketchikan.
 Merrgaard was fouled by Bon nett and made the free throw. Mccormick of Douglas then scored one point by sinking a free throw. With only one minute to play, Ohlsen for the Bears tapped sone in off the blackboard The last scoring of the game was by Bach, who was fouled by Leding and made his shot.
 Final score was: Ketchikan 33, Douglas, 30.
 Next game of the championship series will be played tonight in Douglas, starting at 8 o'clock.
 Box Scores
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-16

BUY WAR BONDS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-16

and House Joint Memorial No. ls. for restoration of Homestead rights to those whose homesteads have been condemned for Government use. Both memorials received un- animous consent for admittance.
 The Senate completed legisla- tive action on two Senate bills by concurring to House amendments. The two bills were Senate Bill No. l3, by Senator o. D. Cochran, to permit U s. Commissioners who are non-attorneys to certify to ab- stracts of title the emergency clause was stricken by te House and Senate Bill No. II, by Senator Andy Gundersen, relative to the burial of indigents, increasing the maximum compensation for burial expenses.
 The Senate was just about to begin consideration of House Bill No. 43, creating a Department of Agriculture, when adjournment was voted until 10 o'clock this morning, leaving the agriculture bill to be discussed by Dr. Charles E. Bunnell President of the University of AL aska, at the top of the calendar this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-16
KAYHI PEP BAND
 PROVIDES MUSIC
 FOR BB C0NTEITS
Ten-pieee Ensemble from First City Is Lead by
 Howard Stepp

The ,0-piece Kayhi Pep Band provited plenty of music for the Ketchikan-D Douglas basketball game last night. Led by Howard Stepp, who plays the baritone horn, the band consists of the following mem- bers: Jack Abegglen. clarinet; Mar gie Peihl, clarinet; Harry King, trumpet; Warren Stuart, trumpet; Tom Stahr, alto horn; David Olson, alto horn; John Selfridge, sousa- phone; Irene Iverson and Patsy Holdal,, drums.
 Assisting the band in getting the Ketchikan roofing section to yell and yell for the team were the yell king, Jeff Copstead; yell queen, Dolores Larsen. song queen, Rosemary Cow an.
 The ranks of the Kayhi rooters were swelled by the many First City people who are in Juneau on busi- ness.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-16
LIppY LEO IS ASTRIDE END
 FOR WORKOUT
Brooklyn Manager Is in Good Condition Now But
 Sun 5 Hot in Summer

BEAR MOUNTAIN. N. Y, March 16.-Leo Durocher hopes it won't be necessary for him to play in the Frcc klyn infield this year but the 39-year-old manager of de Buns" tcok over second base for skeleton infield drill here yesterday.
 His waistline trimmed from 3S to 8 inches and his weight cut down to 175 pounds, "Lippy Leo" is in the hest condition in years. Duroch- CTS name has been included on the list of signed player contracts, all though he is rot on the player ros- ter.
 It is no secret that Deacon" Branch Rickey would look with fath- erly interest upon a little fielding
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-16
SENATE BARS ENTRANCET0
 HOUSE BILLS

With the fish trap issue finally pushed aside yesterday morning the Alaska Senate devoted most oi the remainder of the day to minor legislative matters.
 Passed by the Senators were House Bill 67, House Joint Me morial No. 6, and House Joint Me morial No 13. No. 67 appropriates $280 to repay Ralph A. Treffers foI transportation of school children between Eagle River and Tee liar Dor. After Commissioner of Educa- tion James C. Ryan and MT. Tref- fers had been heard in eXplana- ton of how the claim arose, the solons approved the bill without dissent.
 TOT spawning Areas
 Memorial No asks Congress to appropriate S5,O00000 to be used by the Fish and Wildlife Service for postwar improvement of salmon spawning areas in Alaska. No. 13 is a request addressed to the Terri torial Road Commissioners for a group of road projects in the Sec ond Division. It was labelled a model" by Senator Allen Shat tuck in that it combines in one memorial what would usually be the subject matter of a dozen. No. 13 was enacted immediately fol- lowing receipt from the House yes terday, under suspended rules and without reference to committee.
 Measures From House
 A half-dozen other measures were received from the House during the day, but the Senators unbarred the door for only two of them, denying admittance to the Sbther four. Not accepted were: House Joint Memorial No. l2, supporting unicameral legislature for AL aska, voted down 13 to 3; House Joint Memorial No. IA, asking Con- gress for extension of economic and marketing aids to the fishing in- dustry, similar to those provided for agriculture; House Joint Me morial No. IS, asking for authority for the Territory to establish it's own Courts system to supplant the Federal Courts, and House Joint Resolution No. 4, an identical measure to Senate Resolution No T, recently defeated in the upper body, requiring that the Highway Engineer move building for school use in Skagway.
 Accepted by the Senate for con- sideration were: House Joint Me- morial No. Is, for a road from Fairbanks to Cinema Hot Springs,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-16

by Leo: however. it would not be wise to leap at conclusions regarding Durocher, because much enthusiasm may wear off by summer Leo's presence at second base yesterday is easily xplained-rhere was nobody else around. Again however, that situation could continue if players show too much reluctance to report ing
 The second base job probably be- longs to Ed Stanky, who was given permission to train at Mobile, Ala bama, where he has been recovering from pneumonia
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-16
STATEHOOD HpUTUpT0
 TERRITORY

Alaskans will vote at the next General Election on the subject of statehood
 The House of Representatives this morning unanimously passed Senator Walkers Senate Bill No g, calling for the referendum vote on whether or not Alaska should become state.
 It is further provided in the bill that the decision of the voters flor" or against" statehood will be submitted to the next Legislature for their consideration.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-16
"5IDETRIp" BALL
 EXHIBITIONS DUE FOR ELIMINATION

WASHINGTON. 1darch 16.-Big League officials have completed baseball's 1945 travel reduction plans, which propose cancellation of all preseason exhibitions involving "sidetrip transportation.
 Ford Prick and Will Harridge, the National and American League heads, said recommendations to this effsct will be made to their clubs, in order to relieve the burden on war time transportation.
 BUY WAR BONDS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-16
DIR. RAE LILLIAN CARLSON
 RETURNING TO KETCHIKAN

Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson is return ing to Ketchikan on the North Sea, following six-week stay in Juneau and Sitka. She expects to return to Juneau about May 1
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