davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07
ILLUMINATING co.
SMARkIAI DIRBA

"Bendra jegos gamyba kuria pa
gamino Illuminating sistema pirma
siQ metu bertaini virsijo visus kitus
metu pirmus bertainius, kas paro-
do ir toliau auksta darbinguma in
dustrijose ir bizniuose Cleveland
Northeastern Ohio srityje", pranesa
Elmer L. Lindseth, president of the
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Com.
pany; jis ia patieke metiniame Sc
rininku susirinkime, kuris atsibu-
vo kompanijos didziajame ofise, II
Public Square, Cleveland.
"Vasario Illuminating sistema
patyre visu savo laiku auksciausj
gamybos kieki is $4,000 kilowatts
virsijant maksimum pasekta kick
1947 metals per 5000 kilowatts. Is.
viso sios sistemos siumetine jegos
gamyba pirma ketvirtdali metu bu.
vo 16 nuos. didesne negu ia pat
bertaini pereita meta.
Mr.. Lindseth pranese kad kom-
panija daro gera progresa save
naujos statybos programa, ir kad
priediniu pastatu ir irengimu dirb-
tuvems 81 bertaini atlikta uz virs
s3.6oo,0OO. Nuo Sausio 1, dvi nau:
jos sub-stotys ir naujas garo sildy-
mo irengimas pradejo operuoti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07

Jasinskis. vytautas, gyv. Telsiuose,
studijavo Universitete Kaune, ir
Prekybos Institute, Klaipedo.e.
Karalius Vincas il Bubliauskiene :
Karaliute, Kaze, is Ylakiu val,
Mazeikiu ap.
Karasauskiene Maria, gyv. Balti-
moreje.
Karpinskas, Jonas, is Luokes val,
Telsiu ap.
Kavaliauskas, sunus Jono, is Kauno
Kazlauskas, Aleksandras ir Ona.
Kurinsky. Anthony, buvo Vokietijo-
je su Americas kariuomene
Laigonas, Antanas ir Vincas, is Ma
rijampoles ap.
Latvytes, Maria ir Pranciska, is
Ploksciu par, sakiu ap., gyv
Brooklyne.
Lucinskaite Brizgintiene, Mario
ma, Andriejavo ", Kretingos ap
Chicagoje.
Marcinkeviciutes, trys seserys, duk-
terys Prano is Rudaminos, sese-
rvs Adeles, Aneles ir Juozo.
Mazeikaite Puziene, Kotryna, is
Betygalos val, Raseiniu ap.
Minelga, Antanas ir Vincas.
Miskinaite, Maria, is Debeikiu val
Utenos ap.
Monkevicius, >Leonas, gim. Ameriko-
je, ir seserys Maria ir Ona, Chi
cagoje.
Nainys, Antanas, is Pasvitinio val.
Siauliu ap.
Noreika, Stasys, is silales val, Tau
RACES. ap.
Peciulis, du broliai, is Veiveriu val,
Marijampoles ap.
Petraviciute, Adele, gyv. silales val.
Taurages ap., gyv., rodos, Phila-
delphijoje.
Pliuskis, Pranas, gvv. Detroite.
Puziene Mazeikaite, Kotryna, is
Betygalos val, Raseiniu ap.
Rachlewicz, Kazimiera ir Michal, is
Dotnuvos.
Reuter-, Gustav, spejamai is Lietu-
vos, gyv. New Yorke.
Rimaityte Simkiene, Julia, is Klo-
vainiu, gyv. Indianoje.
Romazauskas, Vincas, is Ariogalos
val, Kedainiu ap.
Sandiene, Maria, sesuo Danilevice-
mes, is Marijampoles ap.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07
Izido1s ir Jadvyga, gyv

Baginski, Izidor ir Jadvyga, gyv.
Baldauskis. Klemensas, is Papiles
v. Siauliu ap., Chicagoje.
Brizgintiene : Lucinskaite, Mario
ma, is Andriejavo val, Kretingos
ap., Chicagoje.
Bubliauskiene : Karaliute, Kaze, is
Ylakiu val, Mazeikiq ap.
Cepas, Vladas, is Ariogalos val, Ke-
dainiu ap.
cernauskas, Pranas, is Vilkaviskio
val.
ciuplyte Sandiene, Maria, is Ma.
rijampoles ap.
Dabkus. Juozas, sunus Juozo, Chi
cagoje.
Danowski, Bronislaw ir Johanna, il
Kedainiu.
Dapkus, Juozas, is Utenos.
Daugnora, Koflstantinas, is Arioga-
los val, Kedainiq ap.
Dauparas. Petras. is Linkuvos val
Davidaviciene Gestautaite, Ona, G.
Chicagoje.
Devils Starkeviciene, Anna, is Pill
viskiu val, gyv. New Yorke.
Gabriunienes Binkevieiutes, Onos
gimines ir pazistami prasomi at
siliepti.
Gailius Kostas, is Ylakiu val, Ma
zeikiu ap.
Gaiziunas, Jonas, is Birzu ap.
Galkus. Antanas ir zmona Budziute
is Telsiu val.
Gedutis, Klemensas.
Gedvila, Kazimieras.
Gestautaite Davidaviciene, Ona,
Chicagoje.
Gibas, Vincas, is Punsko val, Sci
nu ap.
Gilbertiene Vaitkeviciute, nuo Ma
rijampoles, gyv. Brooklyne.
Girdauskas, Juozas ir Jurgis. sun.
Izidpriaus ir Viktorijos, is Vilka-
viskio ap
Gvozdovas. Valteris, is Luokes, Tel
siuSap., gyv. Livingstone, Ill.
Jackus, is Sveksncs val.
Janusas, Lonas.
Janusas. Valerijonas, is zidiku val,
Mazeikiu ap., ir vaikai Stase ir
Valius. gyv. Brighton, Mass
Januskevieius, Jonas, is Panevezio,
ir jo sunus Henrikas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07
Bainbridge Lenktynes
GeguZeS 9

Cleveland. = Viskas jau paruos-
ia pradejimui siaurines Ohio di-
dziausiu lenktyniu mazuju automo-
biliu, kurios bus 100-Myliq Nacio-
nalinio Campionato A. A. A. uzgir-
tos lenktynes. Prasides 81 sekma-
dieni, vienos mylios ilgio Bainbridge
Speedway ir dalyvaus 80 smarkiu
lenktyniu padaru.
Suvaziuoja tam tikslui lenktyniu
dalyviu is 10 valstiju. Pirma lenk-
tyne prasides nuo 2:3O sekmadienl.
Lenktynems tikietai, box sedynes
jo 81, kitos visos po SO, SUI taksais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07

Jieskomieji ar apie JUGS Ii
nantieji prasomi atsiliepti j:
CONSULATE GENERAL OF
LITHUANIA
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.

Adamonis, Jonas.
Adomaitis. Antanas, is zalios'os v,
Vilkaviskio ap., ir surus Juozas,
gimes Amerikoje, gyv. Cleveland
Adomaitis, Antanas, Jonas, Juozas
ir Pranas, is Siluvos ", Raseiniu
Adomavicius (Adomaitis) Antanas,
sunus Anupro, is Kedainiu ap., g.
Chicagoje.
Aleksynas, Jonas ir Aleksynaite
Ona, is silavoto val, Mar. .jampo-
les ap.
Alminauskaite, Juzefa, is Sveksnos
val.
Andriulis. Vincas, is Kelmes par,
gyv. Elizabeth.
Antanaitis, Juozas, is Krekenavos
val, Panevezio ap., gyv. Hazleton,
Pa.
Antanelis, Juozas. ar jo Selma.
Arlauskas, Benediktas, is Nevarenu
val, Telsiu ap., Nerimdaiciu KIN.
Armonavicius, Jonas, is Birzq-Pa-
svalio ap.
Auga, Augustus, Jonas, Karolis ir
Robertas, is Sartininkp val, Tau
RACES ap., gyv. st. Louis.
Aukstuolis. Julius ir Petras, is Val
kininku val, Traku ap., gyv. Wa
terbury.
AukAtuolis, Vincas, zmona Apollo
Mia ir sunqs Petras ir Pranas.
Bagdanavicius, Edvardas ir EMO
ma Teofile Ciechanowicz. is Kau-
no-Vilijampoles.
Bagdanavicius, Teodoras, zmona
Ona ir sesuo Zicka, is Kauno-Vi.i-
jampoles.
Binkeviciutes Gabriunienes, Onos,
gimines ir pazistami prasomi at
siliepti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07
Bedford Lenktynes TESTS
nuO SiO SekmadieniO

Cleveland. - Smarkus lietus per-
eta sekmadienio vakara islijo va
karines midget auto lenktynes, ku-
rios turejo atsibuti Bedford Sports
man Park Speedway. Taigi lenkty-
mes atidetos Siam sekmadieniui, Ge-
guzes 9, nuo $3.50 v. yak. (DST).
Tikima didelio ziuretoju suvazia-
vino Bedford trakte, su daugeliu
dalyviu is popietiniu 100 Myliu Ma
cionalinio Campionato lenktyniu is
Brinbridge trakto.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07
Midget Auto Lenktynes
Orc Bangomis is Akron
Radio StOties

Akron, Ohio.-Akron'o 5000 watt
stotis, WAKR, 1890 kc., prades duo
ii radio zinias apie savaitines ma
zuju automobiliu lenktynes, pranesa
stoties programos direktorius, Gene
Trace. Pranesimai bus nuo pirma-
dienio Xxi penktadienio, tarp 6:35 il
6:45 vakare (EST), ir bus zinoma
kaip "Follow The Midgets With
Andy Cunningham. Pirmutinis to-
kis pranesimas 20 savaiciu eigos
prasides pirmadieni, Geguzes 20.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07
MIRIMAI
MlRE: IsEIVIAI AMERIKOS LIETUVlAI
znios apie musius Leuvus syriue tapnaa dykaa

RIMKUS Antanas, SO m., nj
re Vas. 8, Los Angeles, Cal.
POVILIONIS Mykolas, So M,
mire Vas. 1S, Los Angeles,
Cal.
BAKTIS Antanas, Sc m., mire
Vas. 10, Courtney, Pa. (Kau-
no red.)
PAKASUS Feliksas, 81 metq,
mire Vas. 2, St. Louis, Mo.
BALCIUNIENE Ursule, 81 m.,
? mire Kovo 9, Easthamton,
Mass.
VERBICKAS Stasys, sc metQ,
mire Kovo 81, Llewellyn, Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07
Skelbirnai Dirvoje

Turedami parduoti ar is
nuomoti mama, kambari,
ar parduoti kokius daiktus
kuriuos kiti gall sunaudo-
tt, pasiskelbkite Dirvoje.
Skelbimus atneskite gata-
val parase. Priimarni Xxi
pietu treciadieniais
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07

sALTIENE Grasilda, Ga metu
mire Bal. 16, Cleveland, O.
sMULKsTYTE Mare, 68 metu
mire Bal. II, Cleveland, O
(Geisteriskiu k. Vilkaviskie
App Amerikoj isgyveno IS
metus.
KASPERAVICIUS Vincas, vi
duramzis, mire Bal. "a, Gle
veland, O. (Vaiguvos p. siau
liu ap.). Amerikoj isgyvene
81 metus.
JOCIUS Kazys, So metu, miro
Bal. IA, Dayton, O. (Laizu
vos m.> Mazeikiu ap.) Cia pa
liko zmona, Anele, dukteri il
iris sunus.
REIPA Simas, 76 m., mire Ba.
landzio ID, Dayton, 0. (Pa.
ejo is Aleksoto-Kauno). Day.
tone isgyveno 38 m. Buvo sv
Petro draugystes ir LKRSA
191 KIP. narys. Cia liko JIG
zmona, Marijona, ir dukte
Ona Ambrose.
zICKIENE Anastazija (Buzin-
skaite), seno amz., mire Ko-
vo 80, Chicagoj. >(Raseiniv
ap. Skaudviles p. IvangenV
kaimo.)
PAVILONIS Motiejus, pusam-
lis, mire Kovo 80, Chicagoj.
(Rokiskio APPS. Kvietkq par.
Vanagines KY
LILEIKIS Pranas, pusamzis,
mire Kovo 29, Chicago, III.
(Varniu par.) Amerikoj is
gyveno 40 m.
BARISAS Kazys, mire Kovo
"a, Chicagoj. (Kedainiu ap.)
VITKUS Augustus, mire Ko-
vo %, Chicagoj. (Telsiq ap.
Plunges par.)
BUBINIENE Mare, mire Kovo
%, Chicagoj. Gimus Spring
Valley, Ill.
SINKEVICIENE Elena. mire
Kovo %, Chicagoj. (Traku
ap. Semeli.kiu par.)
MASTAUSKAS Bonifacas. pus-
amzis, mire Kovo 80, Chica-
goj. (Telsiu ap. Eigirdiskiu
p. Mediniu k.) Amerikoj is
gyveno 48 metus.
zUKAUSKIENE Veronika (Ko-
kyte), pusamze, mire Kovo
81, Chicagoj. (Panev. apsk.
Ramygalos p. Gruzdiskiu KY
Amerikoj isgyveno 38 m.
zICKIENE Anastazija (Buzin-
skaite), seno amz., mire Kc-
vo 80, Chicagoj. (Raseiniu
ap. Skaudviles p. Ivang5nu
kaimo.)
TAMULIONIS Antanas, m re
Kovo m., Baltimore, Md.
SREBALIS Pranas, pusamzis,
mire Kovo 81, Chicago, Ill.
(Raseiniu ap. Daugelaliu k.
Rietavo p.) Amerikoj isgy-
veno 40 metq.
PETKIENE Agnieska, 81 me-
tq, mire Kovo 27, Meridian,
Miss.
BURBA Feliksas, SO M, mire
Kovo 27, Waukegan, III.
SMITAS Pranas, mire Bal. 3,
Chicagoj. (silales p. silu KY
SMAlDRlS Jonas, pusamz., MI
re Bal. 3, Chicagoj. (Taura-
ges ap. Buteliu KY Ameri-
koj isgyveno Al m.
PAULIKAS Antanas, seno am
ziaus, mire Bal. a, Chicagoj.
(Taurages ap. Kvedarnos p.
Papinos KY
VISOCKIENE julie, 70 m., mi
re Kovo IA, Plymouth, Pa.
Amerikoj isgyveno 50 m.
JENCIULIS Liudvikas, m ir
Bal. M, Mahanoy City, Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-07
PRANESKIT
Savo Antraso Pernaina

.Kuomet rengiates persikelti
kitur gyventi, praneskit sa-
vo nauja Antrasa DirvOs Ad-
ministracijai, ne pastui, mes
pastas nesius jums Dirvos !
nauja vieta jeigu neprimo-
kesit. Parasykit NUNS uz
lc atvirute prizes persikeh-
ma j kita vjeta gyventi. -
Dirva Cleveland 3. O
Evening star., 1948-04-09
TEENERS'
FlOWered Cotton
s2.59
1t happens
at the waistline!

The prettiest little-mddle maker we've ever seen
and at the lowest price remember! An elastic
shirred waistline does the trick holds you tight,
then flows out into lots Of skirt Scoop neckline and
beau-bow sleeves are other points Of interest All in
gay dower-and- butterfly print with picket.fencs
border I. blue or yellow predominatng. Tubfast-
oto IL.
xnnns xsn nhsp-Funsh To8
Evening star., 1948-04-09
Hlggher-Prlced g
Junior Dresses
, for sl.5

No!.. you aren't seeing double This is just another
example of the exciting fashion values Kanns Store
Wide Spring Sales are bringing you! Up to the
minute styles with an expensive look carefully
fashioned in fine rayon fabrics and your favore colors
they actually defy price guessing! We've sketched
Just two from our fashionperfect packed col
lectionl Sizes to Is.
xannS Junior Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-22

Erwin, Lucille Young
Nab Top Prizes in
Field Of 16,O48
By Rod Thomas

The Stars 10th annual bowling
tournament ran into box car figures.
Final tabulation yesterday re-
vealed an entry of 16,048, a prize
fund Of $12,036 and a contribution Of
$4,012 to the Bowlers Victory
Legion to which the event has been
dedicated for the last four years.
1t is believed that more men and
women participated than in any
other sports event In the city's
history. The prize fund is the
largest ever offered here in any
sport and the list Of awards, con-
tanning LOTS. the longest. The
tournament produced the largest
sum ever realized for the Bowlers
Victory Legion, which achieved Q
notable record during the war and
now Is engaged in Frightening the
lives Of men in Veterans hospitals.
Bob Erwin, who competed at the
University Bowling Center at Col
lege Park, drew the largest prize
with 5000 for first place in mems
gross sets. With handicap Of 81
he totaled 49l.
Lucille Young Triple Winner.
Lucille Young, who entered at the
Hi-Skor, won the top award for
women of 500. Her gross tally,
including a handicap of As, was ass.
She collected $40 for first in wom-
ems scratch sets with a score of
4l0 and SIS for the best game, ITO.
An all-time tournament record
for women was established when
Bernice Many, competing at Fort
Davis, shot a game Of 178, worth $50.
Best scratch performer in the
mems division was Bill Via, who
Tailed 456 at the Hyattsville Rec
reation to nail $25 prize. Chester
Wegznek, Lafayette, and Bill Duvall
Petworth, tied for high game at 1s4.
George Ballas, q Northeast Temple
patron, was second in coin with $186.
Second place in gross sets, which
he earned with a score Of 63-489,
netted SITS and tie for sixth place
in scratch sets with a count Of 426
paid him $1125.
Second to Mrs. Young is gross
totals was Hazel Beck, who marked
up 90-439 at the Bethesda Bowling
Center to pocket $75.
In an auxiliary event for tenpin
bowlers, L. L. Henkel won the mems
first award of SIS with a card of
1868 and Virginia O'Brien paced
the women with 102-640 to collect
$11. Both competed at Arlington.
The tremendous task Of auditing
the scores was performed by Mr..
and Mrs. Arville L. Ebersole, Ell Geib
and Elsie Shaw of the staff Of the
National Duckpin Congress. Eber-
sole concocted the prize list.
Checks of the prize winners will
be mailed this week to the bowling
plants where won.
In the cases of bowlers who may
have been omitted inadvertently
from the prize list they should phone
tournament, headquarters, National
1880.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
GuIIi and Clarendon
Tournaments Head
Bowling Program
By Ben McAIwee

Two major duckpin tournaments,
the 18th annual Lorraine Gulli
Classic and the 7th annual Claren-
don Mems Open, will be augmented
To-Day by the Rosslyn one-ball handi-
cap and the wind-up of the third
annual Metropolitan Washington
Tenpin Association championship at
Alexandria.
While leading Washington pin
cites are seeking their first Central
Atlantic tournament victory this
season In the 10-game GULL event
which will be bowled in fiye-game
blocks ut 3 and 7:30 pm. Defend
ing Champion Elizabeth Barger Of
Baltimore, the countrys No. l woman
duckpinner, will attempt to achieve
her third triumph here this season
Mrs. Barger set q seven-game ma
tional record of 97S in the Meyer
Davis classic last October and only
two weeks ago won the Dixie.
Also bent upon third victory here
this eeason will be Bob Fisher of
Baltimore, the nationally ranked No.
! male duckpinner. Fisher won the
mems Dixie last November and the
Red Megaw on his last appearance
here at Clarendon three weeks ago.
Mike Avon, ace of the pacesetting
Mann's Potato Chip District League
team, will be the defending titlist In
the Clarendon Seven-game affair
which starts at pm. and runs until
closing time. The winner will receive
Z 1kl
Evening star., 1948-02-22
swim Entries to Close

Totals = 22 40 "a Totals
Evening star., 1948-02-22

Entries close Tuesday for the boys
Junior national 220-ward breast
stroke and the 300-yard individual
swim for girls, which will be held
Friday at the Boys Club Of Wash.
ington at 7:3o pm. Entries can DO
sent to Joe Bertolini, 3o7 Todd pl
NE.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
St. AIbons Victor Over
st. james in Loop Tilt

Roger Kingsburys 27 points paced
St.. Adams to a $40 basket ball
victory over st. James Of Hagers-
town at st. Adams yesterday.
It was the third Interstate Acad-
|emic Conference victory In four
games for the Saints.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-09
DEWEY EXTENDING HIS CAMPAIGN IN
 NEBRASKA STATE

ENROUTE WITH GOV. DEWEY THROUGH NEBRASKA, April g. Rl- Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York decided today to exten1 his Nebraska Presidential primary campaign in order to tour the western part of the state tomorrow.
 He was scheduled to close his two day drive in Omaha tonight but agreed to stay over at the urging of Republican State Chair man A. T. Howard of ScottsblUff.
 The decisien was reached after Dewey found he could fly tomor- row to North Platte, Alliance and Scottsbluff.
 Howard sent the New York Gov ernor a telegram at Lincoln point ing out that two of Dewey's chief rivals in the Nebraska popular ity' balloting next Tuesday, -Har- old E. Stassen and Robert A. Taft, had campaigned in the Panhandle section.
 "The people are waiting for a word from you," Howard said. They want you to come"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-09
ARMY ENGINEERS CONSIDER CANAL
 AT OLIVER INLET

The U. s. Army Engineers will hold public hearing in Juneau this year on the proposed dredging of Oliver Inlet, it was announced today by Mayor w. E. Hendrickson. The dredging operation would establish a canal between Stephens Passage and Seymour Canal.
 In letter from Lieutenant Colon sel w. R. Shuler, Acting District En" gineer at Seattle, the Mayor waa told that the Army will hold a pub lie hearing here for interested per- sons Date of the hearing has been tentatively set for June 25. Hendrick- son said that it will probably be held in the City Council Chambers.
 Construction of the Oliver Inlet Canal, said the Mayor, would make it possible for vessels to avoid cross ing Taku Inlet during rough wea- ther and would also provide short cut to the Seymour Canal area. Mayor Hendrickson said that the Seymour Canal district is one of the finest hunting and recreational areas in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-09
CONNIE LEADERS OF UNAMERICAN!SM TO BE PROSECUTED

WASHINGTON, April 9.-+R-A program providing for criminal prosecution of Communist Party leaders for conspiracy against the U. s. government was approved to- day by the House Un-American Ac- tivities Committee.
 It would not outlaw the Con- munist Party or any legitimate pol itical activity by the party.
 But it would require registration of Communist front organizations with the government.
 The main feature of the program would expand the 1940 Smith Act which makes it illegal to knowingly and willfully advocate overthrow of the government by force and vio- lece.
 The new plan would make it il- legal to knowingly and willfully advocate the governments over throw by any means flor the pur- pose of subverting the interest of the U. s. to that of foreign Con- munist power"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-09
DEFENSE IN TOP PLACE
 IN SENATE
Military Legislation Will Be Pushed Ahead of
 All Other Business

WASHINGTON, April 9.--R- Senate Republican leaders agreed today to place military legislation ahead of all business.
 Senator Taft (R-Ohio) said the senate will begin consideration oi temporary draft, a larger air force, universal military training or any other defense measure as soon as its Armed Services Committee reaches an agreement.
 Taft, chairman of the Republican. Policy Committee, said 1t might lake all next week and possibly tive weeks to agree upon bill.
 Personally, Taft said he is willins to support increased funds for the air force and a temporary draft If the latter is necessary to fill up the ranks of the armed services. Ho still opposed UNIT he added.
 Senator Gurney (R-SD) said to- day the cost of the proposed draft to universal military training pro- grams would run about 700.000,00o during the first fiscal year of op- eration.
 GIrney is chairman of the Sem ate Armed Forces Committee.
 He told reporters this cost would te on top of the s14ooo0oooOo now proposed for national defense dur ing the year starting July 1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-09
DOUGLAS BOOM SCHEDULED,
 ASSERTS PEARSON
By DREW PEARSON

WASHINGTON, April 9--A new Democratic move to sidetrack President Truman, this one in favor of Supreme Court Justice William o. Douglas, is scheduled to get under way this week end
 Americans for Democratic Action scheduled to meet in Pittsburgh on Saturday. originally were set to bolt to Eisenhower. However, ir- side word is that they will launch Douglas boom instead.
 ADA was set to dump. Presi- dent Truman and come out four square for General Eisenhower when further discouraging word came from Eisenhower's office that he might not be available Top maneuverers behind the Douglas candidacy are Ed Flynn of the Bronx, ex-brain- -truster Tom Cor coran, magazine writer Elliott Jane way and Leon Henderson, former OPA Administrator. It's also no secret that one of Douglas warm admirers is Democratic National Committee Executive Director Gael Sullivan, who was known to favor Douglas for Vice-President What view Sullivan now takes of Doug las to replace Truman isn't known.
 Douglas might have been Presi- dent today but for fast footwork by former Democratic Chairman Bob Hannegan at the Chicago con- vention in 1944.
 President Roosevelt had written a letter to Hannegan saying that either Truman CT Douglas would add real strength to the Demo cratic ticket. But the machine bosses picked Truman. Therefore, Hannegan set the psychological stage for Truman's nomination by leaking word that Truman was Roosevelt's choice and withholding the text of FDR's letter. Only after the bandwagon formed for Truman did Hannegan release the Presidents letter in which Doug las name got equal billing.
 By that time the Douglas forces were so disorganized the young Supreme Court Justice never got serious consideration.
 Douglas seriously considered giy- ing up his Supreme Court post to enter the Truman Cabinet af- ter Harold Ickes resigned as Sec- retary Of the Interior. However, during White House luncheon, he became so disgusted with the spectacle of midday bourbon drink ing indulged in by Presidential aides that he declined the job.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-09
vANDENDERG MAY CUT IN,
 IN NEBRASkA
(By The Associated Press)


 The possibility developed today that Senator Arthur Vandenberg- who says he isn't running may in- fluence the result of Nebraska's COP presidential primary
 Vandenberg is one of seven whose names have been entered in next Tuesdays voting. Nebraska Repub- licans will say then what man they would like the party to nominate for President at the June Philadel- phia convention.
 The Michigan Senator isn't cam paigning. In fact, he tried to get his name withdrawn. This was in line with his repeated statements that he isn't candidate and will not "conniye" in draft movement.
 But Nebraska politicians who know their way around say there is some strong sentiment in the state for the chairman of the Sen ate Foreign Relations Committee.
 They contend that he is likely to be among the top four Tuesday and the three leaders generally are ex- pected to be Harold E. Stassen. who walkd away with the Wisconsin pri- mary, Gov. Thomas 2. Dewey of New York and Senator Robe.t A Taft.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-09
AIR SERVICE FROM ANCHORAGE T0ATTU AUTHORIZED BY CAB

WASHINGTON, April 9.-R-The Civil Aeronautics Board today auth crized scheduled air service between Anchorage, Alaska, and Attn Is land in the Aleutians.
 The board gave five-year certi- ficate for the operation to Robert Reeve of Anchorage, doing business as Reeve Airways. The CAB said it hopes to shorten communications time with the more distant points from minimum of three months to few days.
 Reeve was authorized to give regular service to Cold Bay, Dutch Harbor and Umnak. Atka, Adak Amchitka and Shemya Islands on the Anchcrage-Attu route. He also is permitted to give irregular service between those points and the Pribi- lof Islands.