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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
KAP SAUGOTIS
GATVESE NUO
MIRTIES

Cia pat Clevelande net ketu-
ri is kiekvienu penkiu trafiko
nelalmese uzmusimu atsitinka
Transforms valandomis kuomet
trafikas yra palyginamai leng-
vas. 1as reiSkia kad ir vaziuo-
tojai ir pekstieji dienos pabai-
goje yra maziau atsargus, bet
5Varbiausia priezastis yra kad
;aziuot0jai negali CANA greitai
p2matyti gatveje einanti EMO
GU If ant jo uzlekia. Katie daz-
mai yra Vaziuotojo; bet taip ly-
giai kalti ir pekstieji.
Nazai peksciQju turi supra
TINA kaip sunku vaziuojanciam
JUGS matyti temstant ir suite
mus. Jei gatve einantis devi
tamsius drabuzius, vaziuotojas
turf labai mazai proga pate
myti j.
Vaziuojanti ir pekstieji pri-
valo prisidet prie saugumo vie
mas kito. Vaziuotojai raginami
outi dvigubai atsargQs vakaro
If nakties metu. Oar labiau
reikia saugotis gatvese kurios
mazai apsviestos. O prastame
ore nepraleisti nei vienos at
sargumo taisykles. Reikia tu-
reti svarius priesakinius stik-
lu ir veikianti stilllu valytoja.
Sviesos turf butt geros.
Pekstieji - niekad nepasiti-
kekit kad vaziuojantis jus ma
tvs - devekit ka nors balto -
neskites ka balta rankoje, no
sinuke ar laikrasti. Eikit per
gatve tik nuzymetose vietose
ir prisilaikykit trafiko sviesu.
, Atminkit kad uzsisvajoje gat-
vese zmones tankiai pakliuva
po automobiliais. Laikykit sa-
vo mintis nukreipe saugu Ell
ma!
Cleveland Police Dept.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
Telefono Tarnautoju
Legiono Postas

Clevelando srityje isikure pirmas
tos rusies skyrius, Bell Telephone
Memorial Post of the American Le-
gion, apimantis teritorija kuria ap-
tarnauja The Ohio Bell Telephone
Company; skyriu isirase 165 ma
rial Cleveland telefono darbininkai
ir yra galimybe gauti dar 10000
nariu dirbanciu visose Bell System
@akose - the Ohio Bell, American
Telephone and Telegraph ir West
ern Electric Company didziojo
Clevelando srityje.
Naujo posto virsininkai yra Mel
vim w. Johns, commander; John
Westover, pirmas vice commander;
Emory Donelson, antras vice COM
nander; Mary Hallaran, trecias vice
commander; Charles Groh, finansu
vedejas; Jerry Sach, adjutantas;
Marie Wall, istorikas; Harry Spi-
Ger, tvarkdarys; Harry Savely, ka-
pelionas; Bob Sass, pasiuntinys. vi
81 sic virsininkai yra Ohio Bell dar-
bininkai, isskyrus Mr.. Donelson ku-
ris dirba A. T. & T. ir John West
over prie Western Electric. Ekze-
kutyves tarybos nariai yra Norman
Treadon, Loren D. Sawdy, George
Windau, ir Joe Rousch is Ohio Bell
ir Richard Wolf is Western Elec-
trio Company.
sio skyriaus carterio nariu tarpe
yra vienas Clevelandietis, Captain
Richard A. Taylor, kuris dar tebe-
tarnauja Signal Corps Paryziuje.
Oar visa ellie kurie gales butt ma
riais yra 500 Bell System darbnin-
ku Didziojo Clevelando srityje ku-
rie istojo kariuomenen karo begiu,
apie 700 veteranu kurie dasidejo i
sios kompanijos darbininku eiles po
isstoiimo is kariuomenes ir telefo
no darbininkai kurie tarnavo / Pa
sauliniame Kare.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
Pattern Of
Freedom

reprint of The Detroit Times)
IF FREEDOM is to be ex-
tended around the world, it
can only be done by spreading
enlightenment around the en-
tire world since a people can
be self-governing only when
it possesses facts on which to
base it's judgments:
A free press, therefore, is
indispensable to freedom, and
liberty can expand over the
earth only as the press is set
more and more free.
But Soviet Russia, implac-
able enemy of a free press,
stands immovable in the way
whenever extension of the right
to- free publication is attempt
ed in any territory where the
Russian bear exercises power.
The pattern of Russian sup
preston has emerged with a
special clarity in Berlin.
Although Berlin is occupied
by four powers - the United
States, Britain, Russia and
France - EIGHT of Berlin's
IL daily or tri-weekly news
papers are published in the
Russian zone.
Every word that goes into
any one of those eight news
paper is CENSORED by So
Wet Russia before it is allowed
to appear in print.
Only the two Communist
newspapers are permitted rea-
sonable freedom.
Nor does Russian censorship
stop here.
An independent German news
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
Visi Bondsai Uzgirti

Kaip Clevelando balsuotoja
nuostabiai pasirode duosnus 5,
karta parodo balsavimai u5
$56,0OO,O00 miesto ir apskrities
bondsu miesto ir apskrities
vieSiems darbams.
Leista balsuoti net "a bond
sal if visi jie uzgirti.
Tuo budu per daug metQ sva-
jones Didyji Clevelanda istai-
syti, pagrazinti, irengti naujas
istaigas, virsta tikrenybe.
Miesto ir apskrities valdi-
ninkai sake nebus aikvojama
laiko pravedimui taip reikalin-
GU pagerinimo planQ.
Bus platinama If taisoma
gatves, aptaisoma vidurmiesty-
je esancios senu pionieriu kapi-
mes; didinama ir gerinama or
laiviu stotis ir perkama kita
stotis; bus grindziamos gatves,
istaisoma paezeris, pagerinami
parkai, vaikams zaislavietes !;
bus isstatyta miesto moderniS-
XII marketai; statoma ir taiso-
ma tiltai; bus iStiesinta Cuya-
hoga upe; statydins kelis nau-
jus miesto ir apskrities pasta
tus, ligonines if. tt.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
CIO kANDIDATAI
NELAIMEJO

Antradienio balsavimai Gle
velande ir visoje Ohio sudave
gera smugi CIO Politines Akci-
jos Komitetui, kuris nori va
dovauti Americas rinkimus ir
pastatyti savo kandidatus j val
dzios vietas.
Be mazos reiksmes kandida-
tu, Ohio CIO-PAC uzsimane is
nominuoti savo pasirinkta kan
didata Demokratu partijoje
U. S. Sonata. CIO pasirinko il
RENE CANA zymu Clevelando
advokata, Marvin c. Harrison
prizes dabartini Senatoriu ia
mes w. Huffman, .kuri Guber-
natorius Lausche paskyre bal
gimui Sen. Burtono termino.
Huffman laimejo nominaci-
jas, Harrison pasiliko toll uz-
pakalyje trecias.
Republikonu kandidatas U
S. Sonata nominuotas buves
Ohio gubernatorius John w
Bricker. Taigi rinkimu kovs
Lapkricio menesi tarp ju bus
karSta.
Kongreso atstovu nominacl'
jas Demokratu partijoie laime
jo visi tie patys: 2O-me Dis
trikte - Michael A. Feighan
21-me - Robert Crosser; 22
me - Frances P. Bolton (R)
ir Earl Heffley, Demokratas.
Sweeney ir Muliolis seke an
tras ir trecias pc Feighap.
Gubernatoriaus nominaciJose
is Demokratu laimejo Franz
]. Lausche; is Republikonu -
Thomas J. Herbert.
Politikos zinovai jau daba1
daro spejimus kad LapkrlclC
menesio rinkimuose symet Re
publikonai gall nusluoti Visoje
Ohio valstijoje. Tiktai keletaS
stipriu DemokratQ, kaip Gu
bernatorius Lausche If dar vie
nas-kitas turf proga laimeti, {
kitus Republikonai nusluosia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10

paper published in the AMER
ICAN sector of Berlin, which
is permitted to carry on free
discussion and criticism, is EX-
iCLCDED by the Soviet govern
ment from the Russian sector
of Berlin. .
Germans living in the Rus
sian zone are forbidden on pain
Of punishment to read this
newspaper or those published
in the French and British zon-
es-and Allied protests against
this prohibition have been ig-
nored.
Is THIS the pattern of the
freedom everywhere" that the
world has been promised by
Roosevelt and Churchill and Bi-
vim and Truman, with Stains
solemn assent?
1t is the RUSSIAN pattern
of Freedom" which always
means enslavement and degra-
dation of the individual and
the shutting down of darkness
where mankind's need is light.
That is the kind of ''free-
DOM every people dominated
by Russia is receiving now,
and the only kind any people
can ever hope for from Soviet
Russia, since it is the only
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
What You Must Do!

secured or your pals who died
on the battlefields shall have
died in vain! This MUST NOT
happen! You must go on and
finish the fight to secure that
freedom you so bravely went
to foreign soils to fight, en-
dangering your own life.
Is it not imperialistic aggres-
sion and a menace to interna-
tional peace when any country
insists on monopolizing all she
possibly can, grabbing the very
lands of weaker countries?
Lithuanian youth of Ameri-
ca, you MUST seek knowledge
about the land of your fore
fathers, and help those fight
ing to free it. For those with
experience and knowledge of
the task must be combined
with your youthful ergy,
kindness, understanding, and
with Gods help you will make
a wonderful team, accomplish
ing much!
Lithuanians, young and old,
must be sure to show their pa
triotism to all people and dc
their utmost to save the worlo
from being plunged into the
communistic Imperialism! YOU
MUST NOT FAIL IN THIS
HIGH PATRIOTIC DUTY!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
Nj IR M Al

JONAS KUZAS (Kussin), 3s
M, nevedes, nuo 4735 Payne
ave., mire Bal. %, palaidotas
Geg. l, Kalvarijos kapinese
pamaldos atsibuvo Sv. Jurgio
baznycioje.
Liko tevai, Antanas ir Vik-
tofija, ir 5 broliai: Joseph, AL
phonse, Walter, Anthony ir
George.
MALINAUSKAS Mikolas, apie
ga M, mire Geg., 5, River
head, l.. l., N. Y, kunas par
veztas j Clevelanda palaidoji-
mui. Laidotuviu pamaldos at
sibuvo Geg. 9, P. S. N. P. baz-
nycioje, palaidotas Kalvarijos
kapinese.
Like brolis, Vladas Malinau-
skas, 1348 E. 68 ST., kuris ru-
pinosi jo laidotuvemis.
DAMUKAITIS Simanas, Sc m.
nuo $500 Zoeter ave., mlre
Geg. 3, palaidotas 6 d., Kalva-
rios kapinese; pamaldos atsl-
buvo sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Like zmona, Mare, du sunai,
Juozas ir Antanas, dvi dukte-
rvs, Mrs. J. Juska ir Lillian
taipgi brolis Mikolas ir sesuo
A. Simuleviciene.
MARTHA BERKENBEIN (bu-
vus Gerbertaviciene), So M,
nuo 1888 E. SO ST., mire Geg'
3, palaidota 7 d., kalvarlJos
kapinese; pamaldos atsibuvc
Sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Liko vyras, Albert, 4 dukte-
rvs: Mrs. Anna Walsh, Mrs
Mary Schultz, Mrs. Julia Nc,
Kinney, Mrs. Stella Andrulis.
Visu siu laidojime pasitar'
navo laidotuviu direktore Del
la E. Jakubs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
SOkIU VAKARAS

Daugelis Pasaulinio Karo II
veteranu kurie yra nariai The
Cleveland Council for Ameri-
can Unity, bus sveciais tos or
ganizacijos "Welcome Home"
sokyje penktadienio kare,
Geguzes II, Slovene National
Home, 6417 ST. Clair avenue.
Sokiam CRIES Johnny Pecon's
gerai zinomas orkestras. Prize
moderniniu Sokiu bus dar po-
puliariski tautiniu grupiu So
kiai.
Kaip pranesa Mr.. Theodore
Andrica, tautinis redaktorius
is The Cleveland Press ir pre-
zidentas to Council, Sis bus pir-
mutinis tos grupes parengimas
81 pavasari. Xiii parengimai
bus daromi paskirose miesto
dalyse.
Tikietai po 75c ir galimi
pirkti is Miss Eleanor Prech,
sekretores, kuria galima pa
siekti telefonu Cherry I'LL.
Dan Moore, buves virsinin-
kas Securities Exchange Com
mission CIevelande, yra rengi-
mo komiteto pirmininkas.
Tikslas sio Cleveland Coun-
Gil yra suartinti ivairiu tauti-
niu grupiu zmones geresniam
ivertinimui vienu kitu praeities
If laimejimQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
SAKO BUS 10000
NAUJU DARBU

Nuolat pleciantis ir stipre-
jant Clevelando industriniams
pagrindams per II menesiu pc
pabaigimo Europos karo, zino-
val sake kad begyje sekancio
meto cia susidarys 10000 nau-
ju darby.
Industries jau paskyre SUI
virs $150,00O,000 prapletimui
dabartiniu dirbtuviu Clevelan,
de ir statymui nauju.
Dikciai Xxi siol pletimuisi pa
kenke streikai, taciau tikima
dalykai palengva pasitaisys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
SVECIAVIMAISI

Poni LukoSeviciene su duk-
terra Jean ir sunum Gusty bel
marcia, is Youngstown, lanke-
81 pereita sekmadieni CleveIan-
de pas savo dukteri ir zentq
Mr.. and Mrs. X. J. Mog.
Poni LukoSeviciene, ilgamete
DirVos skaitytoja, labai dziau-
gesi turejus laime pazinti po-
MIA Zofija Smetoniene, kuria
susipazino naujoje parapijoje.
Juozas J. Baciunas is Tabor
Farm, biznio reikalais lankesi
Clevelande.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
GRYZO ! SAVE SENAS
PAREIGAS

Paul f. Godknecht Geguzes
6 sugryzo ] savo pirmesni dar-
ba kaip vedejas The Cleveland
Trust Company uzsieniu banki-
MO departmento, po virs trijQ
metu tarnavimo United States
Armijoje.
Godknecht apleido banka pa
stodamas paprastu kariu 1912
metals, ir laipsniskai pasieke
kapitano range. Jis tarnavo Fl
nansu Divizijoje if buvo pas
kirtas ] Washington, D. c., nuo
1914 Xxi 1916.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
ROLsEVIKAMS ! GERKLES

IS Dayton, Ohio, skelbia kad
Gettysburg miestelyje summary
ia orlaiviu nugabenti $1,000
perimu kiausiniu j Varsava,
Lenkams suselpti. Lektuva pa
rupino UNRRA tada kai gau-
ia Rusu sutikimas kiausinius
j Varsava pristatyti.
Kad tam reikejo gauti RusQ
leidimas tai ir kiausiniai pa
teks bolsevikams ] gerkles If
Lenkams is to .naudos nebus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
U. S. Treasury Department

kind of freedom" Russia un-
derstands.
But why does the United
States government PERMIT
Russia's perverted and brutal
ideas to prevail and to negate
our ideas - and promises -
ANYWHERE outside of Rus
sia itself?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
REIkIA LIETUVISKU
PASTO ZENkLJT

Kurie turtle seniau is Lietu-
vos atejusiu laisku su Lietuvis-
kais paste zenklais prisiQskit
tuos vokus Dirvos Redakcijai.
Yra pageidavimas Nepriklau-
somos Lietuvos paste zenklu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
JIESKOMI CLEVELANDIE-

Dirvos administracijoje yra
laiskai Stems Clevelandieciams
Pranas Kajackas.
Jurgis Ziedaitis.
Jonas Juska, Gasparu k.
Jieva Marcinkeviciene, Ri
binskaite, is Kelmanoniu k.
Jonas Valaitis.
Juozas Sledzius ir M. ,Rugie-
no
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
BAUDZIA ISNAUDOTOJUS

Ohio Bureau of Unemploy-
ment Compensation seka ir ty-
rineja darbininkus kurie bando
init bedarbes atlyginimus ne
legaliai. Nuziureta tokiu jau
316 asmenu ir jau II suimta
ir patraukta teisma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10

1448 E. 65th ST., arti Wade Park
ave., pavienis medinis, kamba-
rial ir vonia, turi miegamus, di-
delis atikas, anglinis furnasas, tin
ka kambariu laikymui. $4,000 cash.
Rasykit: G. w. P, owner, 4849 E.
84th ST., susitarimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
PARSIDUODA NAMAI

1440 E. 61 St., netoli White ave.,
medinis namas, 2 seimom, 6 kam-
bariai virsuje, 5 apacioj, po 2 mieg-
kambariu ir vonia koznoj suite; To-
tas 1876 pedu; tinka namas kamba-
riu laikymui. $4,000 cash.
Rasykit: G. w. P, owner, 4849 E.
84th St., susitarimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
hu MOODY COWAN

TURING the amphbou Southern Lieut. Ray
- Hamilton Allen USNR led his unit close held beach
and delivered whitening rocket fire hostile defense By his cool
leadership under fire. he contributed materially the
enemy defense For this heroic service he received
the Amphbous warfare requires of ships and takes
War Bonds to provide them. Treasury Department
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10

80 we all know Lithuania
was a peace-loving country who
during the war was invaded by
her large aggressive neighbor
and who now claims this land
as her own. Isn't invading a
country by force and refusing
to leave, TYRANNY? Lith-
uanians, young or old, you just
MUST gather in this grave
moment of world history and
stampede the treats of spread
ing any type of tyranny.
Lithuanians of America, you
MUST show your patriotism to
your own country and that of
your forefathers by helping the
fight against any form of gov
ernment whose aims are those
that oppose those of freedom
Lithuanians of America, you
MUST awaken and make the
world see that the land of your
forefathers is capable of govern
ing herself as prove after the
last war, when Lithuania secur-
ed it's freedom from slavery,
which they so bitterly fought
for over 100 years.
Lithuanian American Veter-
ans of World War II, you just
MUST inform the Governing
Powers of the world today,
that the freedom of all ma
tions. large or small, must be
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-10
By Frances Siedlik.

The Lithuanian people whose
hearts have bled and who have
shed many bitter tears over
their brethren in Europe, have
also tears to shed because of
the weakness and selfishness
of some of the Lithuanian peo-
pie and youth of today - es-
pecially the people who have
come from Europe and now
wish to forget they are Lith-
uanians, and only work for sell
fish motives, not caring what
happens to Lithuania today ;
the youth who have no desire
to learn about Lithuania and
her cultural background. Par
ents who cannot interest their
children in wanting to help the
land of their forefathers, be-
cause they are living comfort
ably and do not want to know
about those who are less for
tunate.
Isn't it a shame to think that
we can even find such Lithuan-
ians among the young or old ?
Yes, | think it's more than a
shame - it's a disgrace!
The Allied Armies brought
the war to a close SO that free
dom to the enslaved people of
Europe would be the conclusion.
The enemies of the Allies tried
desperately to break our united
will for Victory, but without
success. Now, the aim to break
the unity of all organized peo-
Piles of the world who seek a
just peace, securing freedom to
large and small nations, is be-
ing tried! Therefore, dear
friends, this just must not be
allowed to happen. We owe
our efforts to our country, A
merica, and to our kindred in
Europe. We must support the
groups fighting to gain INDIE
PENDENCE FOR LITHUAN-
IA!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-12
OASIS CAFE NOW SERVING

Robert Churchill, owner-manager of the Oasis Cafe and Bar, an- nounces that the Club was now serving dinners after 6 pm. to evening diners. Bob Capstick, Chef, offers a menu choice of many var ieties.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-12
ADAK NAVAL BASE IS
 NOT 10 BE ABANDONED

Stating that the navy was fully alive to the strategic importance of the Alaskan area" Secretary For restal recently assured Delegate Bartlett that the naval base Adak would not be abandoned.
 The Secretary's assurances were given following Delegate E. L. Bart let's expressed belief that the main tenance of adequate naval forces in Alaska during the period ahead is imperative.
 Congressional action in appro- priating funds will be the ruling factor in determining the scale up- on which all naval bases of the United States can be maintained. The appropriation bill for the Navy Department is now being consider ed in Congress. but until it is pass ed by both houses, it is not possible to determine what funds will be available for Alaska bases, but it is understood substantial sums have teen requested by the navy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-12
TEEN-AGE ISSUE COMES up FRIDAY
 NIGHT MEETING
Question of Funds 10 Main lain Headquarters at
 US0 Be Discussed

When it became known that the USO was definitey to cease opera tion about the middle of March the question was raised if at this time an endeavor should be made to pur- chase the equipment and set up a headquarters for the Teen-Agers of the town.
 So that this might be discuss cd a meeting was called on Friday evening, March l, of the represen- tatives of the various organizations and of interested individuals. Fol- lowing the discussion those present asked that all organizations be pre- sented with the information and consider the underwriting of this project with a budget of S8,0O0 for the total cost Of one years opera- tion.
 On Friday of this week, March Is, the matter will have to be giv- en a final answer. The represen- tatives of the organizations and in terested individuals are to report at that time the amount they will contribute to the project.
 Any individuals who desire to participate should plan to attend that meeting or send their contri- buttons before that time to "The Teen-Agers', care of 20 Box 1907
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-12
JUNEAU W0MAN'S CLUB ANNIVERSARY TEA TO
 BE GIVEN ON MARCH B

A birthday tea commemorating the 31st anniversary of the organ i7ation of the Federation of Wo- mans Club will be given Saturday, March 23, at the home of Mrs. Mill dred R. Hermann, with Past Pres idents of the Juneau Woman's Club as hostesses. The hours are from 2:30 o'clock to o'clock
 Invitations are being issued to the women members of the Legisla- ture and to the wives of legisla tors, and to the Douglas Island Womans Club. All J.WC mem bers and other wonnan of the Chan nel area who are interested in the club activities are cordially invited to attend.
 Plans for the tea were complet- ed at a meeting last night of the committee. composed of Past Pres- idsnts Mrs. John Mccormick, Chair man; Mrs. A. M. Geyer Mrs Mill dred Hermann, Mrs. J. P Williams, Mrs. Thomas Parke and Mrs. Harold Smith.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-12
MUSICAL COMEDY, "SHADY LADY" Al
 CAPITOL TONIGHT

Universal's musical comedy = Shady Lady'-comes to the Capitol tonight for a run of three nights.
 Charles Coburn, comedian; Gin ney Simms, one of the Nations first ladies of songs and Robert Paige who cant help singing are the stars.
 The story is centered about Co., burn as Colonel" Appleby and his niece. played by Ginny Simms The Colonel" tries to go straight with the assistance of his niece, who sings at a Chicago night club. Ou their way to Chicago they meet the deputy states attorney in charge of gambling and rackets, played by Robert Paige. The owner of the night club where Miss Simms sings is Marty, played by Alan Curtis, a smooth and ruthless racketeer. The states attorney attempts to arrest the night club owner, who black mails him.
 Miss Simms and Paige fall in loEc after quarrelS and misunderstand- ing. A more mature romance is presented by Coburn and Kathleen Howard, who portrays Paige's wealthy aunt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-12
DELEGATE's VISITORS

Glenn B. Walker of Fairbanks has been a recent Washington wis., itor and has called on Delegate Bartlett. Mir Walker represents the Good Year Tire and Rubber Company in the Territory.
 Miss Geneva B. Shregg of Fair banks has included Washington on her vacation trip through the States. Miss Shregg is with Wells Alaska Motors.
 Virgil D. Stone of Anchorage has called on Delegate Bartlett while in the capital on official business. MT. Stone is with Civil Aeronautics Administration
 Captain and Mrs. Donald w. Linck of Fairbanks have been in Washington Dr. Linck has just re- turned from overseas with the army in Germany and Italy and has been released from service. He will take his residency in radiology at the University of Virginia where he received his medical degree.
 There are business offices devot- ed exclusively to the business of promoting and managing contests.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-12
TIDE TABLE
MARCH ls

Low tide 4:41 am, 5.3 it. High tide 10:52 am, 15.2 it. Low tide 17:3l pm, 0.1 it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-12
HARRY G0DJ0N, (pR
 AGENT, LEAVES HERE

Harry Godson, Canadian Pacific Railway agent in Juneau for the past three and a half years, will leave with his wife tomorrow morn- ing on the Princess Norah for Vic- toria where he will take over duties as Wharf Agent.
 MT. Godson has been active in the Chamber of Commerce and in other civic and fraternal organiza- tions during his stay here. In leav- ing this city, the CPR agent, said that, never before have I been in city with so many friendly, kindly people per square foot.'
 Stating that he and Duke his well-known black and white collie would miss their daily walks to and from the CPR office in the Baranof. MT. Godson said: Duke has learned to cock his ear in friendly recognition as we pass hat tipping Juneau residents on our way"
 Duke has been MT. Godson's con- stant companion in the office and about town during his Juneau so- journ. The congenial Canadian said he was getting used to people say ing: Gosh, I'll miss Duke" as soon as they learned of MT. Godson's leave-tsking. They usually recover and add the Godsons too," he said with smile, but I really think Duke is responsible for a great many friends we've made here"