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BROOKLYN, N. Y.
DARIAUS-GIRENO KOMITETO
VEIKLA

Kaip jau is ankstesniu prane-
Simu zinoma, Sis komitetas rem
giasi svarbiai konferencijai Da-
riaus-Gireno paminklo statymo
reikalu. Lietuviu visuomene. o
ypatingai Brooklyno ir apylinkes
organizacijas bel samburius ko-
mitetas kviecia gausiai dalyvau-
ii konferencijoje ir savo prita-
rimu bel parama pgreitinti pra-
,detojo darbo baigima
Sis fondas ikurtas iau prizes
keleta metu. Per ia laika geros
valios remejai prisidejo aukomis
paminklo statymui, 0 dailinikai
Jonas Subacius, A. Gilman ir
Stelmokas nupiese paminklui
grazius projektus. Gal kai kas
is Stu remeju bel talkininkq is
sisklaide po tolimesnes kolonijas
ir nebegalima suzinoti ju adre-
su, kad butu galima pakvietimus
nusiusti. Taciau visi galintieji
atvykti kvieciami dalyvauti kon-
ferencijoje lygiomis delegatQ
teisemis
Konferencija ivyks geguzes Is
diena, 1 80 val. p. p., Americas
Lietuviu Pilieciu Klubo Saleje,
28O Union Ave., Brooklyn, NY.
Po posedziu toje pacioje saleje
bus pobuvis SUI vaisemis. Billie
tas vienam asmeniui S1.5O. Pa
tariama isigyti is anksto.
Koresp. J. S.
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Detroit, Mich, Nalljien0s

Adomaitis, J. Naujokas, R.
Raulinaityte, Simkonis, O. Sam
burskiene, ]. Slavinskas, Nau-
sediene, Aukstakalniene, Mas
leiniene, Mazeikiene, Virbickie-
ne, A. Vaiciekauskas, Tama-
sauskas, A. Savickas, Amrasie-
ne, E. Petreniene, M. Jiciene, j.
Peckis, J. Bartasius, J. Petraus-
kas, J. Brindza, O. Rimkuniene,
NM, Barzdiene, Nakas, Juze-
mas, Mozuras, V. Klimauskiene,
Barerkis, Aleksynas, K. Biels-
kis, Evanauskiene, c. Parinskie-
ne, Balciuniene, Wasukoniene,
Nakas, Nakiene, M. Pecukonie-
ne, A. Jankauskiene, B. Mueller,
A. Martinaitis, K. Katrzis, D.
Bendoriene, Loranys, J. Daily
d., E. Dailydaite, L. Tandvard,
P. Bandziene, A. Savickiene, M.
Balciunas, V. Alkevicius, B.Nor-
kunas, F. Prask, J. Doble, O.
Balaviciene, M. Simukaitiene,
A. Senauskiene, A. Paulauskie-
ne, J. Mikaila, O. Juozieniens.
Viso auku surinkta $1,236.5(
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pianistas
DAYTON, OHIO
STAIGA MIRE DVI LIETUVEs

Balandzio % d., tik iris die
mas sirgusi, mire Ieva Zakare-
viciene (Valiute), 81 m. am
ziaus. Velione isgyveno Daytone
38 metus. Buvo kilusi nuo Sc
duvos. Like vyras Stasys Zaka-
revicius, penkios dukterys ir du
sunus.
Balandzio 20 d. visai netike-
| tai 4mire Antanina Urboniene
(Vafckute), 60 m. amziaus. Ir il
buvo pragyvenusi Daytone 81
metus. Kilusi is Prociunu kai-
mo, siauliu apskr. Like vyras.
Jeronimas A. Urbonas, dvi duk-
terys ir du sunus.
Pazymetina, kad abb mire nuo
tokios pacios ligos, tokiu paciu
laiku, tik vienos dienos skirtu-
mu. Palaidotos irgi padieniui:
Zakareviciene geguzes 2, o Ur-
boniene = 8 diena, Kalvarijos
kapinese greta viena kitos. Able
ju laidotuves buvo graziai atlik-
tos.
DIRVOS redakcija savo uo-
liam ir rupestingam bendradar-
biui j. A. Urbonui sia liudna va
landa reiskia gilia uzuojauta.
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is tremtiniu susilaukia fizines
pagalbos siuntinius ekspedijuo-
jant, nebekalbant apie nuolati-
nj skatinima ir is Vokietijos at
veztas padekas.
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
paskutiniame susirinkime gera
susirinkusiuju puse sud a
tremtiniai. Reikia manyti, kad
is ju tarpo ne vienas bus YER
tingu tos organizacijos nariu.
Skyriaus vadovybei padedant,
keli tremtiniai gales nuvykti
ir j selma.
Tremtiniams prisidejus, pagy-
VETO ir kitu organizaciju veiki-
mas: ateitininkai buvO surenge
memo vakara, parapijos choras
Motinos diena surenge vakara,
kuriame vaidino ir tremtiniu.
Tx komunistai nesidziaugia
tremtiniais. Jiems Sic komunis-
tinio rojaus begliai - didziau-
sia kliutis zmonems suvedzlotl
ir mulkinti. Ir nenuostabu: kur
besusilyginti apmokamiems agi-
tatoriams su gyvais 'rojaus'
liudininkais.
Nors Waterbury, kaip If XII
tur, siaucia nadarbas, taoiau
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AMERICAN LEGION LITHU.
ANIAN MEMORIAL POST

Brooklyn YMCA auditorijoj
pereita savaite ivyko naujai or
eanizuoiamo Americas Legiono
Posto steigiamasis susirinkimas.
Dalvvavo atstovai is Kings Co.
- Curren ir Schultz, ,kurie dave
idomiu paaiskinimu apie Legio-
no tikslus ir veikima. Jie per-
ziurejo veteranu atleidimo liu-
diiimus ir prieme parasus ant
istatu patvirtinimo prasymo.
Taip pat atsake i visa ellie pa
klausimu.
Sjame susirinkime nariais J.
stoio Sic veteranai: daktarai
Akeliai ir Vencius. inz. Vitkus
ir Baltus, kap. Dublin, Molyn,
Zuza, Blazinskis. Osip Kuras,
Kruzas, Matulionis, Tvaskas ir
Venys.
Dalis nariu negalejo Shame su-
sirinkime dalyyauti ir pasirasyti
prasyma, todel nutarta saukti
dar kita susirinkima geguzes 8,
8 val. yak. L. A. C. Klube, 1853
Marcy Ave. Oar neistoie nariais
veteranai gales istoti Shame SUI
sirinkime.
Nutarta lietuviu posta pava-
dinti American Legion Lithua-
nian Memorial Post.
Press Com.
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Katherine Chutela,
Route l, Albion, Pa.
(19)

surengta iskilminga vakariene,
kur susirinko nemazas burys
vietiniu veikejq. Vakarienes me-
tn svecia sveikino: adv. Stokna,
M. Kerbelis, J. Olsauskas, DIR.
Schale, Jurgis ir Jonas Gaskos,
Rusilas, Mardosas ir nesenai at
vyke tremtiniai = Kiesielis,
Mykolaitis, Vaskelis. Visi linke-
jo sveciui ir toliau taip energin-
gai darbuotis teyynes labui. Sve-
ciai graziai padekojo uz sveiki-
minus ir grazQ priemima.
.A.L.Tarybai aukoj0 Sic as
menyS: ...... 1880. -.
Kun. J. J. RastutiS 49, $25.
M. Kerbelis $40.
(Bus daugiau)
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Amsterdam, N. Y.
LANKESI V. SIDZIKAUSKAS

Tai buvo pirma sekmadieni po
| Velyku. Amsterdamo Lietuviu
Komiteto inicijatyvaj svecio pri-
emimas buvo surengtas A L C
Saleje.
Programos pradzioie, DO him
nu, soliste Sapranaviciute padai-
navo keleta liaudies daineliu, o
mazoii Pociunaite pasoko bale
ia. Tx nesenai is Vokietijos at
vykusios seserys Aldona ir Vita
Valiukonytes padeklamavo eile-
rasciu ir padainavo. Savo lyris-
kais balseliais taip suzavejo SUI
sirinkusius, kad JOINS teko dar
papildomai padainuoti.
Po sios menines programos
adv.S .Stokna pakviete kalbeti sve-
cia V. SidzikausHa. Budamas
pats optimistas, kalbetojas ir
visus nuteike savo optimistiska
dvasia, pabrezdamas, kad netru-
kus ateis lauktoji valanda, kada
Lietuva vel bus laisvuju tautu
tarpe, mes zinios kasdien darosi
NUNS geresnes ir palankesnes.
Prakalbos gale palette ir trem-
tiniu klausima, ragindamas ir
toliau remit brolius ir seses, pa
dedant maistu, drabuziais ar
traukiant juos j 81 krasta.
Po trumpos- pertraukos vieti-
mes amsterdamietes dar pasoko
keleta sokiu ir programa buvo
baigta. Pertraukos metu surink-
ta A. L. Tarybai aukQ - $21O.
Vakare sveciui pagerbti buvo!
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KONCERTAS ARTEJA

Jau tik savaite liko ligi to,
senai ruosiamo, geguzes % die
nos koncerto.
81 karta koncertas bus labai
ivairus ir idomus, mes j atliks
musu zymieji artistai, poetai
ir kalbetojai. A. zemaitienes So
keju grupe pasoks tautiskus So
kius, kuriu Detroito lietuviai
dar nemateme. Pc programmes =
sokiai prize populiaraus Stark
orkestro. Bus ir bufetas.
Nepamirskime - geguzes %
d., buvusioj Lietuviu Svetainej.
25th St. ir Vernon Hy.
Pradzia lygiai 6 val. vakare.
Durys atdaros 5 val.
Daugiau ziniu apie koncer-
ia rasite kitame Dirvos hume
ryie. Paklausvkite Lietuviu
Balso radio WJLB stoties S:l5
sestadienio vakarais ir ten IS.
girsite apie 81 koncerta.
Koncertui bilietus galima isl.
eyti pas komisiios narius: DR.
f. Gurskis. H. Rauby, st. Dou
van, J. Domeikiene. A. Rim
kuna, J. Kripa, A. Mase, just
correspondence ir kitus. Taip pa
galesite nusipirkti ir prie duru
NJ. Sim.
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PARDUODAMAS UKIS

so akeriu, SUI gyvuliais, pa
dargais, arkliais ir vistomis.
Yra elektra, vieno auksto sesiu
kambariu namas, garazas, kiau-
liu tvartas, svirnas, vistinin-
kas. Ant visu trobu nauji sto-
gal. Yra begantis vanduo, ga
nykloje, teka upelis. Rasykite
ar atvykite apziureti. Atvazia-
We klauskite Charles Sherman's
Place. Rasykit:
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meme j Notwithstanding dai-
nos ir muzikos srityje. Linkim
naujam choro vadui kuodidMau-
sio pasisekimo ir kvieciame vi
sus sios apylinkes dainininkus-
es radio chora. Repeticijos
laikinai toje pacioje vietoje, In
ternational Institute, E.. Grand
Blvd, prie Dubois, 8 Wv. tre-
ciadieniais.
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NAUJAS RADIO CHORD
VEDEJAS

Pereita savaite Am. Liet. Bal
so radio klubo visuotiniame
susirinkime nutarta kviesti' zy-
mu kompozitoriu ir muzika
Broniu Budriuna radio choro
vedeju. Tikimes, kad Sis svar-
bus zingsnis atgaivins Detroi-
to lietuviu kulturos ir memo
darbus ir sujungs musu jaunuo-
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RADIO PROGRAMA
PAILGINTA

Pradedant siuo sestadieniu,
geguzes 14-ta, Amerikos Lie
tuviu Balso radio programa
bus pailginta penkiolika minu-
ciu. Prasides S:15 Wv. ir baig-
sis 900 valanda.
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M. KRUPAVICIAUS APSILAN-
KYMO PROGA SURINKTOS
AUKOS AL TARYBAI


$500 - Malvina Smailiene.
/ Pc $50 - Amerikos Lietu-
viu Balso Radio Klubas, DR..
Eugenija Gurskis.
Po $25 - Air O. Krataviciai
|; Pc $40 - J. TamoSiunas, J.
MiSkinis.
Po SIG - Detroito Lietuvir
Tremtiniu Draugija.
Pc SIS - Prof. Pranas Pa
dalskis. 81
Pc $40 - MOteru S-gos 81
kuopa, Lietuyos Dukteru D-ja
Id. Socialistu 116ta kuopa, A
Kakanauskas, K. Senavaitis, A
Aurila, J. Ambrose, j. Saplys
J. Snipaitis, P. Grybas, J. Ruk.
senas. J. Guzauskiene, J. Bra.
zauskas, B. ir V. Raulinaiciai
J. ir V. Usoriai, S. Blaskevicius
B. ir B. Ciurlioniai, H. R&uby
P. Aleskaitis.
PO S. - V.B., T. ir S. Dam
brauskai. DR.. ]. Brundza, DR.
J. Sims, F. Motuzas, S. Stepulo-
mis-. H. Cernauskiene, P. Bano-
nis-Sr., S. ir E. Paurazai, F.
Ceckauskiene, B. Banoniene, J.
Pilka, M. ir G.. Kase, j. Tumas,
7. Bartasus. J. Peckis, Harper
Canton Florist. P. Medonis, K.J.
Semaska, A. Legiene, M. Stan
kiene, Prof, B. Kazlauskas, P.
ir NJ. Kucinskai, A. Rinkunai,
P. Bendoris, P. Domeikai, O.
Vensloviene. A. Overka, A. ir E.
Arbaciauskai. J. ir M. Gliau-
dziai. E. Valukiene, Pr. Karp-
slys. F. Dainauskiene. J. Seiris,
o. Nariusius, P. Juknevicius, M.
seiriene, M. Simonis, ]. Pas
karskas.
Po 81 = L, Kalvenas
Po So = M. Navickaite.
Po $3.50 - A. zemaitiene,
v. Viskeriene.
Po 81 - E. Miseikis, A. Ka-
valauskiene, A. Urbonas, M.
Strazdiene, M. Greiviene, S.
Bridgvaitis, G., Vaskevicius, A.
Sventickas, i. Marks, ]. Samuo-
lis, J. Sakal. A. zukauskas, A.
Adomaiciai. I. Ignataviciai, K.
Lobeikis, Kun. Karuzickis, B.
Budriunas. O. Kasevicius, J.
Grigalauskas.
PO S1.5O - V. Durauskas.
PO 81 - J. Vaiauckas. J. Re-
back. A. Kulesiene. f. Toleikie-
ne, P. Bilziene. L. Riebockas. O.
Ramutis. P. Grunas, A. Kizis,
Rukstele, B. Ambrasas, NM,
Ivanauskas, Charlie. J. Keblaite,
J. Belickas, r. Valatka, J. Bla-
zys, Aurila, J. Grudaitis, J. Gri-
tenas. S. Puidokas, P. Masuo-
kas, M. Cibulis, P. Rodatch, M.
Andrusiene, M. Yackell, M.
q 7o,,o1o1>so Rf
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DRABUzIU VAJUS

Bendras salpos Fondas da-
bar laiko drabuziu vajQ. Dra-
buziai paimami is manu-, tik
reikia pasaukti telefonu - UN
2-3298.
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M l r

James SturOn (Sturonas), 70
metu, gyv. 2945 25th St., mire
geguzes 4. Palaidotas Wood
mere kapinese.
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Prosecutors Are
Nearing End in
Espionage Case

WASHINGTON, May "a tn
Government prosecutors hope to
finish soon one phase of their
espionage case against Judith Cop
Ion.
1t covers the shadowing by FBI
agents of the former Justice De-
partment worker and Valentine
GuEitchev, Russian engineer, be-
fore their arrest in New York on
March 4.
The prosecutors, John M. Kelley,
Jr., and Raymond P. Whearty,
said FBI agent John Ward will be
their last witness to this part of
The case. A
Miss Coplon's attorney, Archi-
aid Palmer, recalled Daniel Garde,
mother FBI agent, for further
questioning today. When Palmer
finishes with Garde, the prosecu-
ors said, Ward will take the stand.
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SEATTLE CHAMBER
Joins R0TARIANS
AT NOON LUNCHEON

After a relay of fancy buck pas
sing through four speech handlers,
Jack Rogers, director of Conserva-
ton and Development of Washing
ton State, found himself Rotary
Cluu speaker of the day, just a
short half hour after landing in
Juneau as member Of the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce delegation
on. Alaskan tour. rassfN-
Eight members of the Seattle
contingent joined Rotarians at
luncheon today at the Baranoi
after arriving here by plane from
Petersburg at noon.
Mayor Waino Hendrickson, as
program chairman, called or
Seattle man August Kristoferson to
speak for the group. Kristoferson
handed the ball to Jack Perry, Sec
ond Chamber member, who in turn
gave the nod to Washington State
man Jack Rogers.
Rogers told Rotarians details OF
the West Coast earthquake which
hit state capitol Olympia such a
blow, and then went on to pro-
pose a tie-up between the State OF
washington and Alaska in a tourist
promotion program.
I'VE feel that promoting tourist
travel to Alaska along with Wash
ington state will route an added
of travellers through the
State of Washington" Rogers said.
He suggested that Alaskan Cham
bels of Commerce make their
wants known on the subject to
the West Coast state.
In the Seattle group attending
the Rotary meet were George S.
Duryea, Alaska Steamship Co.,
agent of Ketchikan; G. F. Flint,
Morton L. Schwacacher, Edward H.
and Mrs Caroline Kaiser.
Guests at the meeting included
Elmer johnson of Ketchikan,
Marshall Crutcher of Kodiak,
Elmer Rasmussen of Anchorage,
DR.. Russell johnson of Westmins-
ter, Calf, and Jack Boulet OF
President Charlie Carter called
a board of directors meeting for
Friday afternoon at 4 O'Clock at
Ed Keithahn's office.
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CONSTRUCTION MAN
FOR NATIVE SERVICE
BROWNS AT.YAkUTAT

Death by drowning came to an
Alaska Native Service construc-
ton foreman at Yakutat Sunday,
according to informaticr received
here today.
Henry Homann, about so, in
charge of construction of ANS
school quarters at Yakutat, drowned
while on a fishing and hunting
trip.
US. Commissioner Gordon Gray
left by plane today to bring the
remains to Juneau for shipment to
the states.
Homann had been working with
the ANS for little more than a
year.
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way and a railroad. He brought
word from Washington's Congress
sional delegation that the pros
poets of railroad were improving
somewhat, although some distance
rom achievement.
For that reason we believe that
we should focus our attention i'm
mediately on the steamship prob
lem. This can be done without let
ting up On the fight for rail serv-
ice and highways. 1t certainly APP
pears that in any long range plan
ming, provision should be made
for connections to southeastern
Alaska"
MEMBERS OF PARTY
The party includes: G. H. Dur
yea, Alaska Steamship Co.; c. F.
Flint, President, McKesson g.
Robbins, Inc; August Kristoferson,
President, A. Kristoferson, Inc;
Morton L. Schwabacher, President,
Schwa. acher Hardware Co.; Ed
ward H. Savage, Commissioner, Port
Of Seattle; Ross l.. Cunningham,
Associate Editor, Seattle Times;
Herb E. Zobrist, President, Herb E.
lobrist Co.; A. L. Ganson, Seattle
Chamber. tour manager; and
Frank C. Culver, sales representa-
tive. Affiliated Gas Equipment Co.
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REp0RTyC0ME IN
FROM FAR NORTH
ON BANDED BIRDS

Twenty-one reports have been
received to date by the Fish and
Wildlife Service on migratory wat
erfowl banded last summer, accord
ing to Urban Nelson, Federal AID
biologist
The birds were banded last July
in the Iditarod and Innoko River
areas by Robert F. Scottsa and
Charles E. Gilman.
The most recent returns OF band
ed birds are chiefly from California
hunters, while two more reports
were received from Mexico.
A pintail banded at Iditarod was
taken by Lew Watson OF Everett
Wash, on the Skagit River Flats;
Thomas Friedman OF Grldley
Calf, reports shooting a Juvenile
pintail in Butte County, Calf.
Sam A. Nolan of Los Angeles got
a green winged teal near Modesto
Calf. and Chester F. Dolley bag
ged an Innoko pintail at the 20
Ranch Club near Tustin, Calf.
A juvenile pintail was taken by
K. j. Wickert CT Hollywood between
Delaware and willows, Calf; War
den C. E. Holiday of San Jose
got a juvenile shoveller (duck) in
South San Francisco Bay, and Rob-
ert w. Young of Santa Cruz shot
an Iditarod pintail near Los Banos
From farther south, Sr. j. Jesus
Figueroa of Ell Nueva, Nayarit
Mexico, reports taking a juvenile
pintail banded on the Innoko, and
Sr. Navarro R. Octavis OF Torreon
Coah, Mexico, downed white
fronted Innoko goose at Estacion
Mancha, Coahuila, Mexico.
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MOVES, DANAHER
ARE BACK FROM
CAR-FERRY TRIP

Still somewhat breathless from
their quick swing through the Terri
TORY, Col. John r. Moves, Alaska
Road Commissioner, and John +.
Danaher report highly success
full trip.
Their purpose was to meet with
leading authorities in the cities Wis.,
tied to learn their reactions to
the proposed Southeast Alaska car
ferry system. Danaher, assistant
vice. president of the American
President Lines, has been engaged
by the ARC. to study and report
on the planaage aea n. =. =
Moves and Danaher went to An
chorage Friday, then ito Fairbanks,
and to Whitehorse, ~. T. AS the
regular airline service had been
thrown off schedule by flight
to Nome, and there would be no
fast transportation out for four
days, the officials sent an SOS to
Clarence j. Rhode. director OF the
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service,
who air-ferried them back. The
party returned last night.
Thus, it was possible to have a
meeting in the Haines on the way
instead of making special trip Tor
it, according to Moves. The men
inspected harbor facilities at Haines,
key point in the proposed
through-route OF the system.
Danaher plans to leave Juneau
tomorrow for inspection of Peters,
burg, Wrangell, Ketchikan and
Prince Rupert facilities. Then he
will drive to Vancouver, B. c., and
Seattle to get first hand informa-
tion on the connecting highway.
Noyes expects to ieave tomorrow
on his delayed trip to Washington,
D. c., where he will attend hear
ings of the Senate Appropriations
Committee.
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GAMES TODAY

Final scores of games played to-
day received up to press time are as
follows:
National League
New York 2; Chicago 8.
American League
Detroit u. Boston 8; 10 innings.
ST. Louis 3; New York Is.
RESERVE OFFICERS MEET
TONIGHT; CITY CHAMBERS
I, Reserve officers will hold a meet
ing tonight at 4 O'Clock in the
city Council Chambefs. 81
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TOWN CRIER5 IN
LEAD IN FA5TBALL
LEAGUE PLAYING

With outstanding pitching by
O'Day the Town Criers last night
took over the top position in the
Juneau Fastball League, by a 1872
victory over the ACS Club The de-
feat last night for the ACS was
the first setback the Club has had
this year.
In the first inning both sides
went down in the 1-2-3 fashion.
The second frame seemed to be
the beginning of the end for the
ACS boys as the Town Criers
scored four times. From the second
frame on, the Town Criers kept on
scoring to build up total of 16
runs in all.
The ACS scored first in the last
half of the fourth frame and once
again in the seventh inning, max
ing total of two runs. Tom O'Day
was the winning pitcher, while j.
Sperl lost his first game Of the
season.
Charley Knipple and K. Kearney
collected most of the hits for the
Town Criers while the ACS hits
were well spread out.
The second game of the evening
saw the Cardinals go ahead and
win their first game of the season
from the Interiors by score OF Il
to 6. The Interiors have yet to
break into the winning bracket.
Next regular league games are
Wednesday, May Is. The CYO
meet the Cardinal Club at $50 in
the first game of the evening and
the Town Criers bump heads with
the Interiors in the second game.
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Business Men
From Seattle
Now in Juneau

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-24
NAVY Will SEND
CRUISER PASADENA
FOR JULY FOURTH
Canadian Ship Ontario
Also 10 Make Summer
Visit 10 Juneau

Assurance has been received by
Mayor Waino Hendrickson that the
United States Navy will be repre-
sented in the Gastineau Channel
celebration of the Fourth OF July
The mayor asked for a small air
craft carrier and got a light cruiser,
which is about what he expected.
A. w. Radford of Pacific Com
mand headquarters wrote IN part.
II regret that, due to the recent
reductions in the Pacific Fleet
and to the heavy operational COM
mitments of the remaining units,
an aircraft carrier Will not be
available for such a visit.
However, it has been possible to
schedule the light cruiser Pasadena
(CY65) to visit Juneau on the
Fourth of July while conducting q
Naval Reserve cruise. 1t is tenta-
lively planned for the Pasadena to
arrive at Juneau on the morning CT
the Fouth of July and depart on
the seventh.
1T is a pleasure for me to be
able to make this assignment, since
1 know the officers and men will
look forward to the visit with en-
joyment."
A letter from H. r. White, act
ing British Consul at Seattle, gives
news Of a later visit by Canad-
ian ship.
Il have the honor to inform you
that His Majesty's Canadian Ship
Ontario will be visiting Juneau, ar
irving July 81 and leaving August
l." White writes.
III M. S. Ontrio is a cruiser
555 feet inches in length, draught
% feet inches, displacement l1,480
tons, commanded by Capt. J. c.
Hubbard, D. S. c., R. c. NJ, and has
a crew of approximately At officers
and 500 men"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-24
ANS TEACHER ENROUTE
FROM STEVENS POINT

Leaving the Alaska Native Ser
vice teaching staff after seven years
service is Percy Pringle, instructor
who has taught in ANS schools IN
almost all sections of Alaska.
Pringle left by Pan American
Always yesterday after stopping
here enroute from his last teach
ing position at Stevens Point. He
is bound for Moscow, Idaho Tor
more training at the University OF
Idaho. Pringle says he will prob
ably return to Alaska in the fall
but will not be rejoining the ANS
teaching staff.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-24

DAVE WlMNlck is one
of three Winnick
brothers of St.
Paul, Mimi, who
switched to Cal
vert's better taste.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-24
PAT CARROLL BUSY HERE

C. A. (Pat) Carroll, mayor OF
Skagway, is on the lookout for botn
home and office quarters, as he goes
about his new work as assessor for
the First Division.
He started May /, and is using
the office of Tax Collector M. P.
Mullaney as temporary headquart-
ers.
He hopes soon to find living
quarters so that his family may
join him.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-24
LAST COMMUNITY CENTER
NIGHT OF SEASON

This evenings Community Cen
ter Night for adults at the local
Teen Age Club will be the last CT
the present season. 1t is expected
that this popular event will be re-
established in the fall.
The clubhouse will be open to-
night, as usual, from 8 o'clock un-
til midnight. Square dancing Will
begin at $3.50 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-24
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, May 24.-tR-Clos-
ing quotation of Alaska Juneau
mine stock today is 81, American
Can 90ss, Anaconda 27h, Curtiss-
Wright 87s, International Harvester
25h, Kennecott 43Ss. New York
Central II, Northern Pacific l4B,
U. S. Steel 681s, Pound $4.03.
Sales today were $4,000 shares.
Averages today are as follows:
industrials 17149, rails 46.35. util-
tiles 35.42.
Idaho produces more siiver and
zinc than any other state.