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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
""s".::.. LAISVA LIETUVA "~";:5 s55~~~.
1945 l.. ". S Nauju Nariu vajus

limais budais, ir Lietuviu vi
suomenei tik reikalinga jos pa
stangas remit.
Juo daugiau nariu bus Lie
tuvai Vaduoti Sajungoje tuo
lengvesnis bus tas darbas.
LVS skyriai prasomi pastip-
rinti nauju nariu gavimo pa
stangas, nes zinokit kad dau-
gybe Lietuviu mielai pritaria
LVS darbams ir jus parems
kaipo LVS centro talkininkus
jeigu tik pakalbinsit ir pada-
rysit juos savo draugais.
Laimekit daugiau nariu Lie
tuvai Vaduoti Sajungai - jai
visas darbas palengves.
Kvieciame ir pavienius rasy-
tbs LVS - mokestis tik 81
metams, priimama ir stambes-
mes aukos.
Informaciju kreipkites ir sa-
vo buckles siuskit !:
LVS CENTRAS
$500 Superior Avenue
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19

NoI Dlllt tllAlto IL G1AAAAAAAA>No IL
kitus paprastus zmonelius
nuo isnaudojimo apgins ir
jiems lygias su kitais tel
ses garantuos,
ia draugai - Pilsudskines
diktaturos draugai
Kas del Lietuvos "istizu-
sios diktaturos" palygini-
mo SUI Pilsudskine Lenki-
jos diktatura tai tenka pri-
mint ,kad Lietuvos social
demokratai, kurie Gruodzio
II d. pasekmeje buvo pa
salinti is valdzios, anaiptol
nesibodejo nei Lenkais, nei
ju istizusia diktatura. So
cialdemokratai ir liaudinin-
kai per kelis savo valdymo
menesius prlstelge Lletu-
je eile nauju Lenkisku mo-
kyklu, o kada patriotiskai
nusiteikus studentija prizes
tokius neva liberalius, bet
tikroveje Lietuviu tautai
pragaistingus, zygius su.
renge demonstraciia tai
svelnus priesvalstyb i n i y =
komunistiniu gaivalu at
zvilgiu vidaus reikalu mi
nistras socialdemokr t a S
Pozela dave Kauno rata
jai policijai isakyma pat
riotiskai nusiteikusius stu
dentus issklaidyti jiega. To
sklaidymo metu ellie stu
dentu buvo ziauriai gumi-
nemis lazdomis primusti.
Tai mat kokiu budu So
cialdemokratai ir liaudinin-
kai stengesi "garantuoti
prastu zmoneliu balsa val
stybeie"!
O Pleckaicio zygdarbiai?
Toliau, kada socialdemo-
kratu gauja, vadovaujama
Pleckaicio, 1927 metu pa
vasari megino surengti per-
versma ir kai tas pervers-
mas nepasiseke tai p. Girl
gaicio idejos brolis ir "pra-
stu zmoneliu teisiu gyne-
jas" Jeronimas Pleckaitis
nudume Wis delto nekur XII
tur kaip j dabartiniu metu
p. Grigaicio taip niekina-
mos "istizusios diktaturos"
sail - Lenkija.
Negana to, J. Pleckaitis
virto aneksijonistiniu Pill
sudskio planu irankiu ir jo
ADMINISTRATORS isak o m a s
vyko per Vokietija j Lietu-
va teroristiniu aktu If sa-
botazo vykdyti, bet, kaip
jau keleta ankstesniu pro-
GU buvo nurodyta, ties Lie
tuvos siena Vokieciu poll
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19

aiskinimui abejoniu apie Ame-
rikos pozicija.
Senatorius Vandenberg yra
pirmaeilis vadas, turintis dide-
le itaka ne tik savo partijoje
bet su jo paziuromis placiai
skaitosi net Demokratu puse-
ie.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
A u K 0 S
Ceri Patriotai Aukavo
LVS Akcijai $25

Suomi skelbiame daugiau
nauju auku gautu Lietuvos va
davimo darbams j Lietuvai Va
duoti Sajungos ida:
Jonas ir Marge Verbelai, is &C.
neva, Ohio, atvyke LVS
Centra Clevelande, paliko
Lietuvos vadavimo reikalams
auka $500
Kun. Geo. F. Jonaitis,
Vail, Arizona 800
p. sumskaite,
Lowell, Mass. 800
Pranas Martinkus,
Ravenna, Ohio 800
J. Wilkas,
Naugatuck, Conn. 800
Juozas Glinskis,
Chicago, Ill. $50
Joseph Guzauskas,
Detroit, Mich. 100
Jos. Laukis, Chicago 100
KAS DAUGIAU?
Xiii aukoja, duokit ir JUS
savo auka. Kova uz Lietuvos
laisve sunki, bet nera be vii
ties. Aukas siuskit:
LVS CENTRAS
$500 Superior Avenue
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
Pastaba Skaitytoja1ns

Kuomet negaunate kurio
Dirvos numerio tai prasy-
damn Administrators pri-
siusti il, nerasykit: "Ne-
gavau pereito numerio",
bet pazymekit: 'Negavau
mr.. S, 80, arba Az. Tada
greitu laiku bus jums pa
ziusta tas tikras numeris
kurio negavot.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19

(Knygos didulno virselio
piesinys, bet virselis spau-
sdintas trim spalvom.)
Pirkti galima po viena, dvi
ar daugiau knygq, po $500.
Sivskit savo Uzsakyma!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19

mo Rodyklis.
Kiekvienas konstruktyvus
darbas sutinka trukdytoju.
Vieni j trukdo delto kad
jis yra priesingas ju tiks-
lui, o kit delto kad jis prize
singas ju asmeniniams ir
grupiniams interesams.
Stai ir Amerikos Lietu-
viu pastangos Lietuvos ne
pl'iklausomybei atgaivinti
sutinka didelio pasipriesi-
nimo is bolseviku, bet ka-
dangi bolseviku tikslas yra
ne Lietuva atgaivinti bet
ia sunaikinti, nieko tame
stebetino. Bet lygiai taip
pat tam tikros opozicijos
tos pastangos suranda il
is Lietuviu nebolseviku tar
po. Ir tai ne del ko kito,
O tik delto kad jos kenkia
keliu asmenu az keliu la
bal nezymiu grupeliu inte-
resans.
Vieningos veiklos
siulymas atmestas
Paskutiniu keliu menesiu
evoliucija, atzymejus viena
kruviniausiu Lietuvos isto-
rios laikotarpiu, O tarp-
tautiniu santikiu srityje
teisinguma galutinai nulen-
kus jiegai, savu ruoztu bu-
vo budinga ir Americas
Lietuviu gyvenimui. Tuo
tarpu kai konstruktyvios
Americas Lietuviu jiegos
patieke vienybes OBJ a ! S j,
grupe asmenu atrado. eile
priekabiu ir kabliuku ku-
riais naudojosi kaip isma-
nydama kad tik ia vienybe
liktu nepasiekta.
Neziurint j tai, Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Vykdomasis
Komitetas ir juos, tuos
priekabiu jieskotojus, kvie-
cia j Kovo %, "A d. Wash
ingtone Saukiama Ameri-
kos Lietuviu suvaziavima
ir siulo jiems bendra dar-
ba. Juk kiekvienas. svei-
kos nuovokos zmogus su-
pranta kad kalbu ir gincu
laikas siadien jau yra pasi-
baiges ir kad dabar yra
darbu ir veiksmo ellie.
Betgi vienas musu socia-
listu sulas, p. Grigaitis, dar
ir siadien tebera nugrimz-
des Lietuvos praeities juo-
dinime. Nejau jis situo IT,
kisi, padeti Lietuvai laisve
grazinti? stai kaip jis N.
Sausio s apzvalgoje bylo-
ia:
=" :. .Nors Lietuvoje ze-
mes reforma buvo praves-
ia, bet bajorisko pasiputi-
mo dvasia buvo apsvaigi-
nus galvas daugeliui nau-
jai iskeptu 'ponu'. Jie ne
norejo kad paprasti uki-
ninkai ir darbininkai ture-
tu balsa valstybeie. Dikta-
tura. kuri buvo isteigta pc
naktinio perversmo (Gruo-
dzio II d. pasirode tokia
istizus kaip ir Lenku."
Isskyrus nesuvaldyta py-
kti ir pagieza, auksciau pa.
duotame posmelyje ners
nieko vertingo. Gi toxic
'issireiskimeliai kaip "bajo.
risko pasiputimo dvasia"
"naujai iskepti ponai' taiE
ir dvelkia raudonu kvape
liu.
Gi nurodymas kad til
"pasipute ponai" nenorej(
kad paprasti (mano pa
braukta) ukininkai ir dar
bininkai turetu balsa walls
tybeje yra aiskus bolsevi
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19

~ S>So
Tas pavyzdys aiskiai pa
rodo kad Lietuvos social
demokratai, budami prize
Singh tautinei Lietuvos Wy
riausybei, tue pat metu bu-
vo niekingi Lenkijos dix
taturos tarnai. IS to is
plaukia kad bent dalis ju
Lietuvoje sudare priesval- l.
stybini elementa. Atsimir1-
dami ta socialdemokratu
vaidmeni Lietuvoje, leng--
viau galime suprasti kodel
dabartiniu metu p. Grigai-
tbs tiesiog piestu stoja prizes
Lietuviu vienybe. Ia vie
nybe pirmoje eileje patar-
nautu Lietuvos, 0 ne su-
dziuvusios socialdemokratu
grupes interesams.
Sandara palaiko Grigaitl
sito akivaizdoje tereikia
apgailauti kad Sandara ir
los redaktorius virto beva-
liai D. Grigaicio remejai.
Juk sandarieciu ideologija
yra skirtinga nuo socialis-
tiskos, ir toks ju organo
nukrypimas kaire anaip-
tol neatitinka daugumos
nusistatymo.
Vienybes klausimu San
daros redaktoriaus uzimta
pozicija aiskiai parodo kad
:jis sykiu su p. Grigaiciu
varo ardomaji, o ne kuria-
mali darba. Spaliu meme
81 New Yorke ivykusiame
ALT suvaziavime jis greta
p. Grigaicio buvo didziau-
sias bendradarbiavimo su
tautininkais priesas. Ia
linking jis diena IS dienos
tesla Sandaroje.
Jei tautineje spaudoje IS
keliami faktai kurie nala-
bal palankiai ,nusviecia kai
kuriuos ALT vadovybes
zygius tai Sandaros redak-
torius unisonu su Naujle-
nomis tuoj saukia apie alta
kas pr:es Americas Lietu-
viu Taryba.
Sarysyje su tue relkla
nurodyti kad pagrysti fax
tai, tegul neretai jie ir yra
nemalonus. nera jokia alta
ka, O sveika ir ieikallnga
kritika. Priesingai, issisu-
kineiimas is faktu, ju cha
rakterizavimas puolimals,
atakonis ar kaip kitaip
uzuot pateikus rimta atsa-
kvma, mazu maziausia yra
pigi, neitikinanti polemika'
Nekritikuojama visa
A. L. Taryba
Antra, vertus, nors ekZe-
kutyvus ALT komitetas IL
yra vadovaujamasis ALT
organas, jo kritika nera vi,
sos Americas Lietuvlu Ia.
rybos kritika.
Amerikos Lietuviu Tary'
ba savo skyriais apima di'
deli skaiciu labai patriotln'
cal nusiteikusios Ameri
kos Lietuviu visuomenes
kuri daznai nesutinka ST
savo vadu zygiais. Saky
sim, nesenai Naujosios An
glijos ALT skyriu suvazia
vine beveik vienbalsiai bu
vo pasisakyta " vienybe
tue tarpu kai vadovauja
moji ALT trijule tick ben
dradarbiavimo, tick bendrt
seimo klausimu dave nei
giama atsakyma.
Lietuvos gelbejime
irgi netikslumai
Yra ir ellie kitty faktl
kurie parodo kad ivairiuo
; Sc ALT skyriuose susitel
kn rnr-i T.int1viai npSOlida
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
Dabar arba Niekados

GaOe LeuvOs Practices
Socdemorat Tamavo Svetmai Vastbe
Taryb Eee u Nuosrdz Pasngos
suvazamas Wshingtone Leup susprat-
NOR
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
OSCAR GILL
 IN HOSPITAL
Representatiye Suffers Heart Attack This Morn-
 ing in Hotel Room

The popular pioneer Anchorage Representative, Oscar Gill, suffer- ed heart attack early this morning in his hotel room, and is today resting easily in St. Ann's Hos pital.
 Doctors said Gilrs condition is satisfactory but it is unlikely he will attend the remaining nine days of the current Legislative session.
 Representative Gilrs absence from the Legislative Halls will cut down the Republican strength in the House to three members, his, run ming mate, Amer Peterson, also from the Third Division; Maurice Johnson of Fairbanks, Fourth Di- vision, and Steve Vukovich, Juneau, the lone First Division Republican.
 The An.-tax minority group in the House will also feel Gill's ab- sence on the voting rolls.
 Doctors advise that no visitors will be allowed to see Gill for several days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
5ENAT0R5 VOTE
 ACCEPTANCE TO
 HOUSE BILL NO. 99

Bars were let down this morning in the Alaska Senate for acceptance of House Bill No. g., which just missed getting across to the upper body before yesterdays deadline. The rules were suspended to permit Senate acceptance of the bill. The measure is special appropriation to reimburse St. Ann's Hospital
 The solons were not, however, quite so charitable toward a bill offered by one of their own col leagues. A new Prospectors' Aid revision, to replace Senate Bill 60, withdrawn by Senator Frank Gordon, was offered for introduc- ton by the same Senator.
 The General Appropriations Bill, House No. 65, was reported back to the Senate by the Finance Con- mfttee, with a thick sheaf of amendments attached and is due for floor action in second reading soon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
MIRIAM HOPKINS DSPLAYS OTHER
 IN MOVIE SHOW

The script of old Acquaintance, :" now at the 20th Century Theatre where it shows last times tonight. called for Miriam Hopkins to be in a dither of annoyances She was to jump into her car and demon strate said dither by grinding her gears excitedly and by backing up into a parked truck with sufficient violence to produce results.
 The results were neatly achieved by Miss Hopkins; grateful of doves broke open and the birds joyfully took to the heavens. Sev- eral cans of milk and assorted pieces of luggage went flying into the gutter.
 A proud pair of lenders were turned into accordions. Miss Hop kins herself was draped across the steering wheel. Dierctor Vincent Sherman jumped to his feet
 "Perfectl" he said. And on the first take"
 He congratulated Miss Hopkins on her expert handling of the car. Miss Hopkins stepped out and leaned against the door
 T never drove a car before," she said. T was a cinch to run into something!"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
UPPER BODY HAS ONLY 8
 BILLS LEFT

Members of the Alaska Senate did "a right smart job" of getting their bills under the wire, into the House, before the close of the fiftieth day of the session yester- day. When the deadline finally shut off further transporting of bills from chamber to chamber, ex- cept under suspended rules, the upper section of the Legislature had only eight measures still not disposed of by Senate action.
 Still in the hands of Senate Committees are: Senate Joint Reso- lution No. T, by Senator Joe Green, making an appropriation for mov- ing building for school use, at Skagway;
 Senate Bill No. 30, by Senator Howard Lyng. relating to the adop- tion of children, a Welfare De- partment measure which has been conceded as having no chance of passage this session;
 Senate Bill No. 6, by Senator Leo w. Rogge, liquor measure which is expected to be incorporated into the Liquor Control Board Bill passed by the House;
 Senate Bill No. 5, by Senators Grenold Collins and John Butro- |yich, Jr., providing for registration of motor vehicles and covered by a House Bill as well as by the proposed, all-inclusive Motor Ve- hicle Code;
 Senate Bill No. 65, just recently introduced by Senator Allen Shat tuck, to gain additional revenue from taxes on insurance premiums. The Senate is expected to pass this measure and it will likely be accepted by the House; Senate Bill No. 66, minor ap- Ipropriation measure by Senator An- drew Nerland to repay costs of the U. s. Commissioners Court at Fair banks. No difficulty is expected in getting House acceptance of the bill; and
 Senate Bill Mo- 63. voluminous Motor Vehicle Code Act, IF pages long, introduced by Senator Green. The Senate plans immediate action on the measure. and it is expected
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
OSAKA GETS
 BOMBED BY
 SUpERFORT5

GUAM, March 13.-American Su- perforts, bent upon the destruction of Osakas hidden factories, put the torch to Japan's second largest city today
 The target for this third mass low level incendiary attack by Super forts on Jap cities within five days, was Osaka's most inflammable con- gested area.
 In the heaviest bombloads yet to hit a Nipponese city, the 2,0O0 tons of ncsndiaries dropped on Osaka covered an area twice as large as the area covered in the Nagoya att tack on Monday, and was compar- able in size to the ten square miles which constituted the target area in the Tokyo raid last Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
REPORTS SAY
 MUCH UNREST TN GERMANY
Won Rundstedt Is Report ed to Be No Longer in
 Command of Army

BERN, Switzerland, March 13.- Frontier reports said Marshal Gerd von Rundstedt is no longer in com mand of the Germans on the West ern Front. One unconfirmed report said the Nazi general has been wounded
 Advices from across the border reflected growing tension in the German homeland, particularly in Munich, where the Nazi Gauleiter is said to have warned tll party of- ficers to avoid circulating in the workers sections of the city because the police were no longer strong enough to guarantee their safety.
 Outright Revolt
 However, humors of outright re- volt in Munich were not confirmed. We'll informed observers here spec ulated that Hitler might stage some new surprise such as the use of gas or some other new weapon to stem the Allied tide, but agreed that whatever the Fuehrer decides on must be done quickly.
 Utter Confusion Reports here state that through out Germany there is utter confus- ion, resentment and outright resis- tance against the new reductions in food. travel and cooking privileges as the Nazi leaders seeks to slow the Allied advances in the East and the West.
 Banditry and Partisan activity were declared to be increasing. A private report from Berlin stated that at least 100000 foreign workers left their jobs recently and some got through to meet the advancing AL lies. Others are reported to be wan dering about Germany Travellers are beginning to tell of trains being derailed by these foreigners, who then robbed the freight cars.
 Committees against the Nazi re- gime are reported to be operating in Essen, Muehlheim, Dusseldorf and Dortmund. Reliable information in- dicated the infamous prison camp of Dachau has become a center of re- siStance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
' MEASURES ARE PASSED
 T05ENAT0R5
One Cent Gas Levy Bill Is Given Lower House
 Approval

Five bills, two resolutions and one memorial were passed by the House yesterday afternoon, the last day for transmission of measures between the two houses.
 Most important measure passed to the upper House was Ways and Means Committee substitute foI Krause's House Bill No. 90 The new measure places a one-cent pei gallon levy on all motor fuel used in Alaska.
 The revised gas tax bill, without exemptions to any fuel user. was passed with but a single dissenting vote, an apparent safeguard against free conference committee appoint ment.
 Passed was House Bill 100, by Hen- nings, changing absentee ballot laws to provide a person may vote at any time during the AS days prior tc election if he is to be absent al election time.
 All automobile owners will have to have certificates of ownership, fl Johnson and Hoopes' House Bill No 53, passed by the House today. goes through the Senate. The measure was written to prevent trouble in transfer of automobiles in which there may not be clear titles, pro- ponents declared, adding that every state ill the union has a similar law.
 House Bill 6l, authored by Peter son and Gill, raising tuition fund payments to incorporated schools for out of town stud ,r.s from the current $3.50 to $700, was also pass cd.
 House Bill No. 99, by Cain, pay ing St. Ann's Hospital for services to indigents in the sum of $1.105 was passed.
 House Joint Resolution No. 6, by Taylor, was passed, extending the lease of the Grey Nuns on the Grif- fin Memorial Hospital at Kodiak to 1865, and House Joint Resolution No 8, by Cross, recommending transfer of the Indian Office operated school at Kotzebue back to the Territory was also passed.
 The latter measure brought on considerable discussion of the rela- tive merites of Indian Office schools and Territorial Schools and Con- missioner of Education James Ryan was called to the floor.
 The Kotzebue school had been taken over in 1889 by the Office of Indian Affairs from the Territory Bill author Representative Bess Cross declared present facilities are now inadequate.
 House Joint Memorial No. II, by Krause, was passed, urging Congress to take action to provide funds for an enlarged boat harbor, complete with breakwater and ferry slip at Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
Mrs. Wilkins BeArraigned,
 Juneau Court

SEATTLE, March l3-- Mrs. Cleo Patricia Wilkins, 24, will be ar- raigned on March 24 in Juneau, in the Sitka trunk case" from which stemmed last weeks trial of Lynn James Gemmill on bribery charges.
 United States Attorney J. Charles Dennis said Mrs. Wilkins is one of four indicted for grand larceny in the case which involves the theft of trunk containing money, jewelry and clothing from house of ill-fame in Sitka, owned and operated by Mrs. Ruby Hazlewood.
 Attorney Beardslee said probably Gemmill will not prosecute the trunk cas because there would be the infere, of prejudice.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
AIRBASE IN CHINA NOW
 RE(ApTURED

CHUNGKING, March 13,-Coun- terattacking Chinese troops today recaptured Suichwan, former site oi U. s. advanced air base in Kiangsi Province, midway between Hong kong and Hankow, Chinese field dis patches said.
 Suichwan was abandoned by the Fourteenth Air Force in January The Chinese acknowledged it's fall to the Japanese on February 3. II is the first of the lost airbases east of Japan's West Wall" in China re- ported to be regained by the Chinese.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13

to receive House acceptance-how- ever, time is running short for consideration of such a lengthy bill.
 One other still-active Senate measure, Senate Bill No. 25, the Alaska GI Bill of Rights, by Sen ator Edward D. Coffey, reclines in solitary grandeur on the Senate table" and is likely to be there after the Legislators have all gone home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
BATHING BEAUTY
 TO BE SEEN LAST
 TIMESAT CAPITOL

The technicolor feature, Bathing Beauty" will be on the screen at the Capitol Theatre tonight for the last times.
 The bathing beauty is Esther Williams, and others in the cast that creates plenty of fun and music are Red Skelton, Harry James, Helen Forrest, Xavier Cugat and his orchestra.
 Coming to the Capitol tomorrow night for a two-day showing is Men in White with Lionel Barrymore, Van Johnson and Marilyan, fea- tured with Alma Kruger, Ava Gard ner and Rags" Ragland 
 ATTENTIONi i ! otOnsend Club meets this euen- ing ID Miners Union Hall at 8 D. ID. Visitors tUiH be Representa-
 tiUes Of tbe Legislature: HARRY BADGER. Fairbanks WALTER HUNTLEY, Palmer EDWARD ANDERSON, Nome EDWARD ANDERSON. Nome FRANK PERATROVICH,
 KloDak
 ANDREW HOPE, Sitka 
 ATTENTION REBEKAHS. Regular business meeting We'd nesday evening at o'clock in Odd Fellows Hall.
 Isabella Jorgenson, Secy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13

GET RIGHT for the spring and Summer Season. The Mineral Baths at Warm Springs Bay will put you in Tip-Top Shape. Clean, Furnished cabins. Groceries. Liquors and To- baccos.
 DWELL & BENTON, GIT Baranof, Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
RETURNS TO JOB

Miles Godkin, who has spent the past two weeks visiting his family in Juneau, has returned to Skag- way. where he is employed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
DOCTOR LEAVES

Dr. Rudolph Haas, of the United States Public Health Service, left for Skagway on an official business trip on the Norah.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
ERICKSON ARRIVES

,i E, L. Erickson of the U. s. Public Roads, is in Juneau, having arrived from Montgomery, Alabama. He is guest at the Baarnof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
IRVING uUT

Wilbur Irving, owner of Irving's Market, has left for Skagway to attend to business interests there.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
BELLAMYS NORTH

Ben Bellamy, local broker, accom- panied by his wife, left for Skag- way on the Norah on a business trip.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13

L. J. Palmer, representing the United States Forest Service, is guest at Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13
SWANSON ARRIVES

Herbert Swanson, registered from San Francisco, is staying at the Gastineau Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-13

Empire want ads get quick results
Evening star., 1945-06-27
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Government golfers are finding II
no soft touch to determine cham
pion this year. Usually, in 36-hole
tourney they don't have much
trouble, but this time over the 49,
hole route three men are tied for
the title and the massive j. Edgar
Hoover trophy.
Lou Harrison of Indian Spring
and Navy Bureau of Ships; Joe
Balestri, smooth stroker from Prince
Georges and Government Printing
Office, and tall Anthony Petric, q
newcomer from Navy Personnel, will
play of their tie at 72 within a fort
night at Indian Spring, where they
deadlocked for the crown yesterday
at figures two over par. They out
distanced more than 200 Federal
linksmen who took whirl at the
elusive par 10.
A shot behind were T. Welby
Kines, the Anacostia and Agricul-
cure veteran, and Joe La Sale OF
Civil Service Commission and Prince
Georges Country Club.
So close was the tourney that
you wonder what will happen in fu.
ture years when the to-be- expanded
Federal Golf Association, sponsor Of
the event, hopes to have as many al
thousand playing over several days
of competition. The association al
ready has incorporated and expects