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Evening star., 1943-10-18

short period with lease-lend, in 1912
as a second lieutenant.
Five District men were in the IL
first lieutenants raised to captains
They were Floyd H. Hedlund of 4344
Warren street NV, John A. Cum
berland of 3708 New Hampshire av-
enue NV. Leon Cayton of 1925 I
street NV. Sherman A. Thomas.
formerly with the Department of
Commerce. and William V. Webb of
4l25 Fourth street NV.
Ex-CAA Physician.
Capt. Thomas, 30, was born in
Little Rock, Ark. He came to the
Medical Division Of the Civil Aero
nautics Authority in October, 1910,
as an examining physician, re-
naming there until he entered the
service in October, 1912.
Capt. Webb, 38. was sent by the
Army to teach military training at
the University of Wisconsin before
being assigned to his present post
at Camp Mccoy, Wis. He is mar
ried to Margaret A. Houston of
Washington.
-Four Maryland promotions to
captain were Harvey w. Stults, 210
z. Underwood street, and Theodore
G. Arends, 1924 Wisconsin avenue,
both Of Chevy Chase; Ballinger B.
Moore Of Greenbelt. and Emerson R.
Jones of Hyattsville. Capt. Jones,
80, worked for the Capital Transit
Evening star., 1943-10-18

Navajo Language
Holds Up Letter
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
CRYSTAL, N. Mex.-That letter
Pvt. William Peshlakai mailed his
father. Andrew Peshlakai, last April
has arrived after tour that in
cluded the Australian censors, the
Smithsonian Institution in Wash
ington and the Navajo Agency at
Window Rock, Ariz.
The trouble was that tribesman
Peshlakai had written in the Navajo
language which stumped the Aus
tralian censor. Pinch-hitting In
dian Service officials censored the
letter and forwarded it to the father.
Evening star., 1943-10-18

Delbrldge Is Sta Capt. T. E. Delbridsc.
toned at Greenville, S. C.
Second 1t. Thelma Marie Copen-
haver, 26, formerly of 1918 Six
teenth street NV, of the Women's
Army Corps, was raised to a first
lieutenant. Graduating from Great
Falls College, Great Falls, Mont, in
1888, she taught school for three
and a half years at Fort Lever,
Mont, before coming to Washing
ton as a typist in the Civil Service
in l94l. She Joined the WAC in
March, 1912.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
Arlington Men Elevated.

Seattle, Wash,
and a postgrad-
uate student at
the Washington
and Lee Hi G h
School in Ar
lington, was at
Pearl H a r b or
when the Japa-
nese attacked on
d e c e m b er 7,
194l. He had en-
listed in 1889
and had been
sent to Hawaii
the same day.
At present Capt.
Dn1hriSoa ic cto
Evening star., 1943-10-18

tne interior De-
p ar t m e n t in
1888, taking a
law degree in
1899 at George
w a S h i n G t o n
Univer S / t y. He
worked as a spe-
cial assistant to
the Construction
Advisory c o M
mittee of t h e
War Department
ON 1910 to
l94l. Maj. Rich
e n t ere d t h e
A r m Y, a f t e r
Hrnrkinm fnr O
Evening star., 1943-10-18

Co. prior to enlisting in April, l941.
He took his officers candidate school
training at Camp Benning, Ga, re-
eeiving his commission in l942.
Arlington Men Elevated.
Arlington (Va) officers elevated
to captains were Lee R. Letter of
Sic N. Glebe road; Louis E. Michael
of 2726 S. Veith street. and Thomas
E. Delbridge of 5611 Fifteenth
street N.
Capt. Delbridge, %, native of
Evening star., 1943-10-18
3-In.1 job!
One Gift for All

You give TO three greet
causes. Aid to fighting
men and women TO
people in war stricken
countries our own
needy.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
Hugh NeaIe, Jr.
is Accorded
4 Scholarships

Four scholarships were won
by Hugh Neale, Jr., who will
graduate Saturday m orn n 6
from Cranbrook School, Bloom
field Hills.
A scholarship Of Sl430 at Yale
University, and three smaller
s h o ars hips at Swarth-
more, University Of Chicago, and
Harvard were offered young
Nealc, who has achieved dis
tinction in every field of activ-
ity during his five years at
Cranbrook. He plans to accept
the Yale scholarship. beginning
in July. unless called to the
armed services before the term
begins. He is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh II. Neale Of Smith
street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04

lice said other army men pre-
sumably we're picked up en-
route.
MANY WOUNDED
Details dropped off to engage
government forces at naval
mechanics school in the suburbs.
One or two persons were report
ed killed there and many per-
sons were injured. The casual
ties included a civilian passer-
by.
The main body Of Rawson $
detachment moved into Buenos
Aires and seized police head
quarters. The troops divided into
several columns near the Plaza
Flores. which is about four miles
from the government house.
Reports from La Plata said
troops there were preparing to
leave for Buenos Aires.
Socialist Senator Alfredo Pal
acios said 5000 men under Gen.
Arturo RaWson were advancing
upon Buenos Aires from Camp
Mayo, IS miles away. in move
ment headed by Gen. Pedro
Ramirez, minister of war
He described the movement as
"of legalst character"
(This dispatch. which passed
through Argentine censorship,
did not expand the definition OF
the movement but the phraslng
suggested the evolutionary
forces sought a return to prac-
tises Of constitutional govern
ment restricted by such meas
ures as Castillo's long standing
stage of siege"
The disturbances developed as
Argentina, the only American
nation maintaining relations
with the Axis, was in the throes
OF political campaigning in
which Castillo's policy Of pru-
dence" is a major issue.
Castillo named Gen. Rodolfo
Marquee superior commander of
the forces Of repression" early
today to combat the movement,
issuing the order from executive
offices lighted and astir before
dawn.
Rawson was reported support
ing Ramirez, who yesterday de-
MED reports that he was resign
in gas minister of war. Castillo s
decree naming Marquee men
toned that the minister of war
was absent"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
POWWOW
Continued From Page One

Robert Allen, Nestor Teck,
Martin G.. Schwartz.
Prizes: Harvey Millar, chair
man, Thomas Place, DR.. Reitzel,
and Joseph V. Trombly.
Food: Nick Papajohn, chair
man, Erwin Egle. De Forest Coo
ley, George Walker, II. Vanden-
bosschc, Lester Erving, Bard
Hudson, and John bennington.
Golf: Roland LaPointe, chair
man. Malcolm Trombley, and
Stanley Holmes
Tickets: NJ ar n Schwartz,
William Floore, William Paw
lax, Vincent Lumley, VIM. ST.
brans, NJ d. Fred Blanchard.
Charles Petch, and Larry
Oehmke.
Beer: Harold Charbeneau.
chairman, Roland La Pointc,
and Erwin Egle.
Games: William Floore, chair
man, Dan Lesperance. CASTOR
Tcck. and Joseph Miller.
Bar. NJ r Anderson, chair
man, Erwin Egle. c. Breitmey
er, George Mccoy, Carroll
Brown, Fred Blanchard, Edwin
Mcitz, Donald Kunze, and Larry
Kent.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
Glasses Name
New Officers
Annual Gloss
Elections Held

Results Of recent elections
held at Mount Clemens High
School are revealed today. as the
students prepare for the close Of
school.
Glass officers for the various
groups, as they Will rank next
Fall, follow:
12A
Dan g | Buckley, president,
Ted DeGroot, vice president;
Florence Ullri c h. secretary;
Charlotte Barr, treasurer; Ted
MCGEE. boy representative; and
Paula Englund, girl representa-
tive.
12B
Jack Passfield, president; Ger
aid Kabel, vice president; Mar
garet Menke, secretary; Paul
Tripod. treasurer: Stewart Pig
man, boy representative; Sarah
Loomans, girl representative.
NIORS
Gerry Cont. president; Carol
Coulon. viccpresident; June
Bennett. secretary S h riley
Ste wart, treasurer; Barbara
MacLachlan. girl representative;
Tom Breitmeyer, boy represen-
tatiVe
SOPHOMORES
James Daily, president; Betsy
Green, vice-preSident; d o n n a
Sedora, secretary; Arthur Nigh
ion. treasurer; Fred Shaw, boy
representative; and Doris Les
ter, girl representative.
FRESHMAN
Don Gallagher, president;
George Bland, vice president;
Shirley Sitter. secretary: Donna
Frede, treasurer: Cynthia Heine,
girl representative; John Buck
ley. boy representative.
STUDENT COUNCIL
bert White, president;
James Ullrich, vice president;
and Norma Meter, secretary.
JUNIOR CIVIC LEAGUE
Donald Green, mayor, Richard
Krause and Jean Redmond, JUS
tees Of the peace; Robert Spicr,
Isabel Millar, Carolyn Breitmey-
err. and Robert Peters, commits
sioners.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
Woman Admits
Abandoning Dog

Tramp dogs are becoming a
menace to our highways, warn
ed Justice Donald j. Parent, in
sentencing Mrs. George A. Gil
rard Of New Haven on charges
of dog desertion, y C 5 e r q y
morning.
"UnleSs an owner OF dog Is
prepared to keep him fed, shell
tered. and clean, he should dis
pose Of him by calling a dog
warden"
Mrs. Girard abandoned the
dog on Marine City highway.
May 90. She pleaded guilty but
claimed the dog did not belong
TO her but was nuisance around
her home. She was placed on
three III on { h probation and
charged with the court costs.
The prosecutors office and
the courts are making every eff
fort to apprehend and punish the
parties responsible for deserving
their dogs on the highways.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
Utica 10 Buy
Truck
Allocate 81. 900
Toword Equipment

UTICA - Among many mat
tiers discussed and acto upon al
the regular monthly meeting of
the Utica City council Tuesday
night was the vote to allot
$1,000 towards a new fire truck.
Council members went TO Rich
mond Wednesday night TO view
the Richmond fire truck in ac-
ton. Need for better fire fight
ing equipment was demonstrate
cd when the disastrous fire de
stroyed the Merkel and Neu-
maier slaughter house two
weeks ago.
Traffic problems came in for
share of attention when il was
voted 10 allow traffic to move in
both directions in the Main
street alley between Cass and
Clinton streets for a period of 80
days. Parking Will be allowed
on the south side of James street
only. from Van Dyke 10 Clinton
streets.
Manor Matthew J Rettmiller
named as Planning committee
for postwar planning. Charles
NJ Foster William Kraft, Frank
Chapoton and the Mayo" Mem
bers Of the Board of Review
named were Edward Havel, Ar
thur Chapoton and Mort. Schre-
der.
Action taken on several minor
matters were the raising of the
price for sewer digging TO So so
per foot. obtain information re-
gardlng the repainting of the
water tank and investigation of
the suggestion to install a sur
face sewer on Pontiac street.
The salary of Helen Kraft.
deputy clerk was raised TO 500
per month. Alger Weier, clerk,
to receive $50 monthly.
John O'Hara, president of the
Utica Chamber of Commerce,
addressed the meeting. and
stressed the thought Of expan-
sion Of the city of Utica as fac
tory site. stating the different
inducements given 10 prospec-
tive factories. The body voted
that factories locating here be
granted no raise Of taxation of
the land value at the time of
purchase for period Of 10
years
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
MRS. ROSE S. BRYDON

Final rites were held Wednes-
day in Detroit for Mrs. Rose
Springer Brydon, SO, who died
Sunday morning in ST Joseph 5
Mercy Hospital, Detroit. after a
lingering illness. Although she
has lived in Detroit since her
marriage 40 years ago to James
T. Brydon, who survives her,
her home before that was the
Octogon House in Washington.
Other survivors are two sisters,
Mrs. Charles Schocke of Wash
ington; Mrs. j. T. Collins OF De-
troit; two brot h ers, James
Springer of Detroit and Joseph
Springer; Mrs. Dolores Bromley
Heatherton. Detroit. an adopted
daughter. Martin Bromley and
James Schocke.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
Schools Sell $112,322
in War Stamps and Bonds

A grand total of Sll2,32265 in
stamps and bonds was sold in
the public schools Of Mount
Clemens from Septe m b e r
through May, Supt l.. Wade
Fast announced today.
The totals by schools: Glenn
ems. s1,52730; Dickinson, S4,-
237.55; Donaldson, 81 ,248. 20;
Grant, S4,46685; Lincoln, So
681.85: Macomb. S3,264 .65; Will
son. So 3315; High S h o o !,
s77,67335.
Total stamp and bond sales for
this week are S1,303.5 so. BY
schools. Clemens, Sl450; Dick
inson. S3655 Donaldson, S29.45;
Grant, SIC 40; Lincoln, S70.5O;
Macomb. S93 30; Wilson, S93.45;
High School, S95885.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
New Haven

More than 70 residents ana
former residents of New Haven
gathered here Monday for the
annual picnic. held formerly on
Belle Isle. Dinner in the Con-
gregational dining parlors was
followed by a business session
New officers will be Frank Bev-
ersdorf, president; John Gillett,
vice-president, Lila Henty of
Detroit. secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Frank Lennon, social
chairman.
Guests Sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Bennett were Mrs.
l.. c. Sutherland and daughter,
Martha and James Cox Of De
troit.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Kern Of
Detroit visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gillett over the holiday
weekend
MIR. and Mrs. DIN Davis and
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
Obituaries


Funeral services for Mrs.
Ethel Arnold. 81, of 1928 Ele-
ven Mile road, who died yester-
day. will be held from her
home at p. m, Sunday. Bur-
ial will be held at Summit hill.
She is survived by her husband,
Edwin; four sons, John, Ed
ward, George. and Watson; one
brother. Wellington Stratton of
Ontario; three sisters, Mrs,
James Smith, Fort Lauderdale,
Fla, Mrs. Ray Brown, Ontario,
and Mrs James Bailey, Detroit;
and three grandchildren. Will
liam d. Clyne Funeral home is
in charge Of arrangements.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
MRS. FREDERICK GITCHELL

Funeral services for Mrs.
Frederick Gitchell. "a, who died
Wednesday in Detroit, will be
held Monday morning at the
Burrell Funeral Home, Fenkell
avenue, Detroit. Mrs. Gitchell,
who lived at 1879 Ellsworth
avenue, Detroit, is survived by
her husband, Frederick: a son,
Claude, of Los Angeles; a broth
er. Harry Fairman; and a sister.
Mrs. Nettie Moser of Mount
Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
CHARLES CONKLIN

RICHMOND = Charles Gil
NOW Conklin died early today in
the same home in Columbus
township where he was born 60
years ago. The son of Joshua and
Elizabeth Conklin, Mr.. Conklin
was the last member of family
of six sons. He leaves his wife,
Laura, two sons, Melvin and
Gordon; daughter, Mrs. An
drew Yeti; and three grandsons
Funeral arrangements, not yet
completed, are in the hands of
Clifford d. Hensch OF Richmond
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
Police
Notes
GETS 10 DAYS

Having been tried and found
guilty on drunk and disorderly
charges, Florence M. Deary, Al,
20025 Pelkey. Detroit, was sem
fenced to 10 days in the county
Jail and ordered to pay court
costs of S6.25. She failed to pay
the court costs and was given an
extra two days in jail.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04

family visited Mr. and Mrs
John Kuster in Mount Clemens
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Jones OF
Detroit were Saturday visitors
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Kesner.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Brough-
ton attended the services al
Prestonville cemetery on Memo
rial Day.
Visitors Sunday al the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William VIII
were Mrs. Nora Torney, Mrs.
Clara Harris, Mrs. Doris Torney,
Ms. Marie Torney and Miss
Eleanor Torney of Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. HARVEY Dryer
and family of Marine City and
John p. Dryer and son of Fraser
visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Dryer on Monday
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
MONTEVIDEO, June 4

MONTEVIDEO, June -
(P,-President Ramon Castillo
of Argentina proclaimed over
the Buenos Aires radio today
that his government had been
forced to transfer its seat to
an Argentine warship as re-
voting army forces entered
the capital.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
CASE POSTPONED

The examination of Norman
Miller, 30, 1880 East ODDS, Hazel
Park, was postponed until June
10 yesterday morning. He is
charged with keeping a gaming
room.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
NO LICENSE

NO LICENSE
John II. Wedge, 81, Route 2,
Shelby township, was ordered to
pay court costs for driving with
out a license on French road,
Shelby township June ! by JUS
tice Frank (. Jeanette.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
Revolt
From Page One

Continued From Page One
l5-mile march from Campo De
Mayo.
Socialist Deputy Alfredo Pal
acios said the force numbered
5000 men at the start and po-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04

Second largest bell in the
world is located at the Univer-
sity of Chicago.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04

Girls and women are being
recruited in increasing numbers
as workers in automobile repair
shops.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04

Contrary to popular ideas. the
moon is yellower than sunlight.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04

Saskatchewan, Canada, pr o.
duced 1852, 900 pounds Of honey
in 1910. The province had 447O
beekeepers that year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04

Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, SO, OF
Romeo. died early today in st.
Josephs hospital where she had
been a patient for the past 10
days. Mrs. Smith was the widow
Of Maynard Smith. who died in
1893. She is survived by son,
Harry Smith, of Royal Oak. Flu
neral arrangements are in charge
of Lee j. Wilbur Of Romeo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30
Fourth Annual
Hollywood
Movie Ball
PUBLIC AUDITORIUM
MAY 8TH, 1943

The Cleveland Police Hollywood
Movie Ball again promises to be
the outstanding social event Of the
year. by the blue coats of our city.
The Ball is sponsored by the Frat
ernaL Order of Police, Cleveland
Lodge 8. and offer Al Russo's Band
consisting Of 16 pieces, with music
that will be enjoyed by both the
hep-cats- and the more sedate dane
ers. That is just a sample of the
entertainment. Our Local Finest
have lined up an impressing array
of talent for the enjoyment of all
Now the date to mark on your
calendar for the Fourth Annual
Hollywood Movie Ball is May Sth
and the place is Cleveland's Public
Auditorium. Tickets are now be-
ing sold througout Greater Cleve-
land.
Proceeds of this affair are to
aid worthy causes. They go to the
Police Charity Fund and the Para
dice Summer Camp that is opera
ted by the Juvenile Bureau of the
Police Department for underprivi-
legged children Of our city. 1t also
provides funds for the distribution
Of Christmas baskets for needy
families and other charities.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30

81 savaite yra Apsivalymo
Savaite visame mieste. Mayo
ras Lausche ragina ir kviecia
visus piliecius apsivalyt aplink
savo namus visa kiema, apie
garaziu, ir viduje garaziu ir
namu sklepa. Taipgi apsitai-
syti, sutvarkyti kiemus, tvo-
ras, bendrai pagrazinti aplink
savo gyvenama vieta.
Pataria uzlaikyti kiemus ir
visus kampus tuscius ir sva-
rius kovai SUI ziurkemis, kuriu
uzvise mieste daugybe.
Mayoras Lausche planuoja
pravesti mieste sanitarini pro-
grama apsivalymui iris kartus
metuose, vietoje viena karta,
kaip Xxi Siolei.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30
PAGIMDE KUDEkI IR
ISMETE PER IANGA

Tula Rose Tamburrino, 27
m. amziaus mergina, pereita
savaite pagimde kudiki ir j is
mete per langa is antro auks-
to j kaimyno kiema. kudikis
gime pirm laiko ir il norejo j
nuzudyti, nenoredama jo. Ku-
diki surado du praeinanti ug-
niagesiai, ir nuo to susekta pa
ii kudikio motina. il sake 10
tevu yra tulas 10 m. amziaus
vaikinas. Mergina laukia tel
smO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30
KOVOS PRIZES "LAIMES
SPEUKES"

Karo metu, kai zmones ne,
turi kur pinigu praleisti, atsi-
randa visokiu isnaudotojQ. Pa,
staru laiku Clevelande privisC
gaujos "burtininku' ar ''lai-
mes spejikiu', kurios veikia
valgyklose ir uzeigose. Jos pc
valgykla slampinedamos lends
prie zmoniu siulydamos "nusa
kyti laime" ar tai is arbato:
lapeliu likusiu puodelyje, al
tai is delno ar kaip kitaip. U;
tai ina dolari ir gal but su sa
vininku dalinasi.
Pastaru laiku, apsisaugoji
mui nuo policijos prisikabini
mo, nes burtininkens veikt
istatymais draudziama, ivedi
sekanti buda: uz puoduka ar
batos moki 35c ar Soc, 0 tai
"laime" nusako veliau ateju!
moteris "dykai'.
Policija pradejo kova su t;
nesamone ir zmoniu isnaudoji
mu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30
MANDAGUMAS
TRAFIkE

Motoristai yra tai didziausi
paprociu sutverimai negu kit
.kokie zmones. Kiekvienas va
ziuotojas pasirinkes sau me-
giama kelia i darba ir atgal
arha sau reikalinga vieta ir
jos taip laikosi kad tiktai ba-
rikada ar policininkas tegali
pasukti il is jo kelio. Mes Ii
nome vaziuotoju kurie per Ell
les metu nusistate vieno kelio
ir jo laikosi, o kai pasitaiko ta
kelia taisyti ir reikia laikinai
vaziuoti kitu, jie tiesiog zurza.
Jei trafikas neleidzia tau
vaziuoti ir jeigu natal jog su-
laikai kitus karus, vaziuok pir-
myn Xxi galesi kitur suktis ir
leisk trafikui vaziuoti uzpaka-
lyle taves. Jeigu neturi suk-
tis prie sekancio ypatingo kam-
ko vaziuok Xxi kito, neleisk sa-
vo papro6iui sudaryti nepato-
gumu Kittens daugeliui vaziuo-
toju.
Ar kada girdejai apie AUX
sine Taisykle vaziavime? At
sakymas be abejo ne, nes ta-
da nebutum toje rusyje va
ziuotoju kurie privaziuodami
purva ar kala sauja per ia tie
siog aptaskydami gatveje sto-
vinCius zmones ir kitus karus.
Jeigu tap kitas taip padarytu
tikrai neturetum malonumo is
to. Prize to ka padarai nuosto-
liu kitam zmogui aptaskant jo
rubus, yra dar galimybe ap-
teksti kito vaziuotojo langa ir
tuomi sudaryti nelaime kita
vaziuotoja apakinant. Lai jul
su vaziavimo paprociu buna ir
mandagumas link kitu.
Cleveland Police Dept.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30
ISVIJO GRORISIUS

Miesto valdyba suseke kad
dar like is Republikonu admi-
nistracijos du miesto saslavQ
surinkimo virSininkai gabiai
pinigavosi, nuo 1888 metu SUI
rinkdami sau kySiq apie S40,-
900 is darbininku kurie dirba
prize saSlavQ nuvezimo. Kick
vienas darbininkas turejo mo-
keti jiems nuo u Xxi S5 uz lai-
kyna jo darbe, kitaip buvo is
varomi.
Mayoras Lausche isvar5 da-
bar JUGS. Pc jais dirbo apie
800 darbininku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30
TORNADO PADARE MlLZINlSKUS
NUOSTOLIUS GA IR AKRONE
20 Seimu Liko be Manu-; Desimtys Suzeista

Antradienio vakare, Balan-
dzio 27, tarp 8 ir 9 valandos,
Clevelanda ir siaurine Ohio
dali perslave tornado di-
dzioji vetra, pirmutine tokia
didele nuo Birzelio %, 1924 m.
kada Lorraine uzmusta daug
zmoniu ir sugriauta puse to
miesto.
81 audra sieke Clevelando
siaurrytine dali tik lietum su
ledais ir snarkiu veju, bet pie
tin miesto dalis nukentejo la
bal dikciai: sugriauta kelioli-
ka namu ir siaip pastatu, su-
traukyta elektros laidai, suga-
dinta kelios dirbtuves ir su-
tramdyta jose darbas.
Suzeista keliosdesimtys as
menu, du uzmusta Clevelando
srityje.
zymiu nuostoliu padaryta Ell
leje ukiu tarp Clevelando ir
Akrono, tvartai suardyta, ar
ba uzgriuta ir uzmusta gyvu-
liu.
Akrona audra palette taip
pat CANA smarkiai, ten suzeis-
ia suvirs 100 zmoniu, sugriau-
ia keliolika manu- If pastatu,
nutraukta eleketros laidai; pa
daryta nuostoliu ir tuloms dir
btuvems apgadinant ju neku-
riuos pastatus.
Audra atejo is vakaru, Sic
Ike Toledo, Fremont ir kitus
miestelius pakeliui link Cleve-
lando ir Akrono.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30
ISEJO KARO TARNYBON

Jonas Polteris, sunus zinomo
tautinio veikejo Jono G. Pol
terio, istojo i U. S. Navy, ap-
leido namus Balandzio "a.
Prizes iseisiant tarnybon jis
SUI tevu buvo isvaziave j Penn
sylvanija pasimatyti ir atsi-
sveikinti su giminemis. Lam
keti Washington, Donora ir
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Juozas Gilius, sunus Juozo
Giliaus, buvusio biznieriaus, is
ejo kariuomenen Balandzio 20.