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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
BALTIMORE Nd.
MIESTO RINKIMAMS PRA.
EJUS

Geguzes 4 dienos Baltimo-
res miesto rinkimu pasekmes
yra ypatingos tuomi kad visi
miesto tarybos nariai, tarybos
pirmininkas ir miesto kontro-
lierius isrinkti Demokratai, o
tiktai miesto mayoras, Nickel
din, >Republikonas, laimejo rim
kimus iSstumdamas Demokra-
ta mayora Jackson. Jackson
gavo 57,291 balsu, McKeldin,
77,402 balsus.
Miesto tarybos nariai laime-
jo Demokratai ir buvusieji il
nauji kandidatai.
Siuose rinkimuose kandida-
tavo miesto taryba ir Lietu-
Wis, Antanas J. Miceika, Repu-
blikonu tikietu. Jis savo ses-
tame distrikte pasirode stip,
rus Republicans, mes gave
daugiau balsu uz kitus du sa.
vo partijos kandidatus. Ir A
J. Miceika nelaimejo, nes ir jt
distrikte iSrinkta trys Demo
kratai, vienas senasis ir dl
nauji kandidatai.
Antano J. MiceikCs toks ge
ras pasirodymas yra jam ge
ras uztikrinimas kad gall lai
nett ateityje. kOr
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
NEW YORK RI. Y.
LIETUVIU SPAUDOS KLU-
BAS AUGA NARIAIS IR
GYVAI VEIKIA

Pastaru metu Lietuviu Spau,
dos Klubas auga nariais ir at
sizymi savo veikla.
Balandzio % d. susirinki-
mas buvo laikomas SLA cen
tro patalpose, New Yorke. 81:
susirinkimas taipgi buvo skai-
tlingas nariais, ejo geroje nuo.
taikoje ir aptarta daug svarbiQ
beganciQ reikalu. Visu valdy-
hos nariu raportai iSklausyta
ir priimta.
Vice pirminink5 pile Petro-
nele Jurgeliute isduodama ra-
porta iteike klubui AngliSka
kalba leidziama savaitraSti The
Tablet, kuriame placiai apraso-
ka apie mirusi klubo steigejQ
ir izdininka Kun. A. Miluka
pazymint jo so metu darbuo-
te Amerikoje. Sis dokumen-
tas iteikta klubo knygiui, p:
"A. B. Strimaiciui, padeti klu-
DO archyva.
Taipgi prisiminta ir placiai
apkalbeta apie metine mirties
sukakti klubo mario velionio
Vinco Dauksio, kuri mirtis pa
eme is gyvuju tarpo Balandzio
menesi 1912 metals.
Sekantis klubo susirinkimas
ivyks Geguzes %, SLA centro
patalpose, New Yorke. Tame
susirinkime paskaita patieks
A. B. Strimaitis. Koresp.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
BULVIQ BADAS

Pittsburgho seiminink5s pa
sigenda krautuvese bulviu. Su
maza isimtimi, bendrai bulviQ
sunku gauti pirkti. Kurios
parduotuves turi bulviu jos
parduoda tiktai savo geriems
kostumeriams ir tik po pora
svaru vienam.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14

Pennsylvanijoje raisi if ak
Ii kurie gall ka nors dirbti pa
imami darbus, ir per Balan-
dzio menesi 1886 toxic asme-
nys gavo dirbti ir pasitrauke
is selpiamuju sarasQ.
Geguzes l d. symet 166,972
asmenys buvo selpiamujQ sa-
rasuose, kurie vieni gauna pa
salpa del raisumo, kit senat-
YES pagalba, taipgi neturintie-
il tevu vaikai ir akli' asmenys
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PENNSYLVANIJOJE
PITTSBURGH
Siaute Smarki Audra

Pittsburgha praslave smarki
audra pereita penktadieni, pa
likdama didelius nuostolius.
Audra buvo pasekmeje uz-
ejusios perkunijos ir lietaus
Isversta medziu, nunesta ma
mu stogu, sutraukyta telefonc
ir elektros vielu, sugadinta ne.
mazai darzu. Ellie krautuvir
zemesnese gatviu dalyse pa
tvino. Sutramdyta automobi
liu ir tramvaju trafikas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
PORTLAND, ORE.
ISRAsO DIRVA VIESAI
SKAITYKLAI

Gyvenant turi proga daug
vazineti po Suvienytas Valsti-
jas. Nuvaziaves j nauja mie-
sta Wis stengiuosi uzeiti mie-
sto viesa skaitykla; ten taiko-
81 uzeiti Lietuvisku laikrasciu
ir knygu.
Budamas Kenosha, Wis, ir
Portland, Oregon, pasiruplnau
igyti skaityklcms Lietuvisku
knygu.
Kai surandu Lietuvisku lai-
krasciu ir knygu viesame kny-
gyne, gaunu progos pasidalin-
ii ispudziais SUI Lietuvisku jul.
dejimu.
Ne visur viesuose knygynuo-
Sc Lietuvisku rastu randasi,
kad ir industriniuose miestuo-
Sc, kur Lietuviu darbininku
esama. Kuriuose vieSuose kny-
gynuose yra Lietuvisku rastu
tai zenklas kad tokiame mics
te randasi progressively musu
zmoniu.
Taikosi sueiti su musu z1no-
nemis kurie vazineja ivairiais
reikalais; jie apsidziaugia su-
rade Lietuviskus rastus vie
suose knygynuose.
Tureti Lietuvisku rastu vie
suose knygynuose yra svarbus
dalykas. Pirmeiviskos tautos
, turi savo kalboje ivairiu rastQ
daug veik visuose knygynuose.
Geri rastai tautai tai kaip ge-
ras kraujas zmogaus kune: jie
, gaivina, blaivina ir augina
tauta, derina, jungia savus
/. zmones venus SUI kitais.
Jausdamas kad gerl lalkras-
ciai yra reikalingi viesuose
, knygynuose, as pasiunciu 81
!, uzYnokesties uz metus Dirval
siuntineti Central Library
: Portland, Ore. Taipgi 81 pri.
> dedu Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajun-
gal.
y Sis antras Pasaulinis karas
> atnes daug ka naujo zmoni
jai; jis ir NUNS Lietuviams
: yra labai svarbus. Tautos ku
l. rios dirba sunkiau ir smarkiau
: kurios daugiau planuoja, orga
: nizuojasi, aukoja saviems rel
kalams tos taps pavyzdinges
e nes, tvirtesnes, uzims svarbes
mes vietas draugijoje.
y Ka mes daugiau organizuo
: shines, planuosim derinsimes
aukosim, ka sauniau dirbsin
t tai daugiau laimesim ir save
laimejimais apsidziaugsim.
. p. Nj. AtkO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14

Fayette apskrities angliaka-
siai kurie paklause Prezidento
Roosevelto atsisaukimo ir cry
20 dirbti pirm negu John L.
Lewis paskelbe savo Is dienQ
paliaubas, nubaudziami uzsi-
moketi unijai po s. pabaudos.
Vakarinaje Pennsylvanijoje
ANGLES kasimas pradejo nor
maliai eiti.
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PAJIESKAU APSIVEDIMUI

Jieskau Lietuves moteries apsi-
vedimui, nesenesnes kaip so M. am
ziaus; as esu So metu. Turiu nuo-
sava mama, taipgi darba su geru
uzmokesciu. Su pirma zmona esu
persskyres (divorsuotas). Visi a
vaikai suauge. Norincios apsivesti
prasomos atsiliepti laisku. (20)
Klemensas Morkunas
1916 Ray street Dayton, Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14

re Alslnoj, ArgentlnoJ, MI
re nuo kaimyno suvio, Va
sario 20. Kaimynas Ukrai-
nietis nusove j del ginco
uz skola.
Ona (Varkevi-
ciute), 81 m, nusauta kartu
su jos vyru, Vas. 20, Alsi-
moi, Argentinoj.
kAUSILA Vincas, Is metu,
prigere upeje, prie Boka, Ar
gentinoj, Vasario %. Lavo-
mas surastas.
KLIBINGAITIENE (Danilevi-
viciute) Ursule, 40 M, mire
Malaver miestelyje, Argen-
tinoje, Vas. 5. - sakiu KIM.
Vilkaviskio ap. Argentinoje
isgyveno 13 metu.
zEBRAUSKIENE (vardas ne
pazymeta), mire Baltimore
Md. Palaidota Bal. Is.
BILKONIS Stasys, senyvo am
ziaus, nevedes, mire Bal. 80
Mahanoy City, Pa. Ameri
koj isgyveno As metus, pc
Is metu nedirbo, buvo pale
ges.
MESKIENE Elzbieta, senyv
amziaus, mire Bal. 80, Ma
hanoy City, Pa. Amerikoj
isgyveno apie 35 metus.
STOBERTIENE Veronika, sc
nyvo amziaus, mire Bal. n
Hazleton, Pa. IS Lietuvo
atvyko SUI tevais budama l
metu amziaus.
| lLITVAITIS Petras, sc M, m
re Bal. 27, Mahanoy City
Pa. Amerikoj isgyveno 5
metu.
sERKsNIENE Antanina, 81
nyvo amziaus, mire Bal. 2!
Trenton kaimelyje, Pa. i
gyveno Amerikoj apie sc n
BALIUKAS Andrius, mire !
Balandzio, New Britain, c
MOCKEVICIUS Jonas, 68 m
mire Bal. Fl, Philadelphia
Pa.
PALAIMA Antanas, So met
mire Bal. II, Philadelphia
Pa.
ANDRIUS Kremeris, 73 n
mire Bal. 13, Philadelphia
Pa.
JODIS Dominikas, 81 M, m
re Bal. II. Philadelphia, P
BALNIONIENE Ona, 53 m
tn, mire Bal. 10, Philade
phia, Pa.
VAICIUS Pranas, 7S M, mil
Camden, N. j., Bal. 22.
BARBSYS Pranas, viduramzi
staiga mire Bal. 16, Broo
lyn, N. Y.
KERSIS Antanas, 48 M, mil
} >, Bal. 18, Worcester, Mass.
ZALANSKAS Jonas, mire
Balandzio, Worcester, Mas
KASPERAS Jonas, mire b
25, Worcester, Mass.
SAGYS (vardo nepazymeta
senyvo amziaus, mire b
men,, Bridgeport, Conn.
BAKAS Vytautas, 27 m., u
simuse karo lektuvu, pala
dotas Detroit, Mich, Bal. 2
Gimes Detroite.
KAVALIAUSKIENE (Kyba
taite) Anele, SO m., mire B
landzio 80, Clevelande, kl
buvo ir gimuS.
MISEVICIUS Juozas, so met
mire Geg. 6, Clevelande.
MARKUNAS Juozas, so met
mire Bal. 20, Clevelande.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
KO LEWIS PYKSTA
ANT ROOSEVELTO
Pittsburgh Press raso:

1886 metals John L. Lewis
dave ir paskolino Demokratu
PARTIAL puse milijono dolariu
is savo unijos lido pagelbeji-
mui Prezidento Roosevelto IS
rinkimui.
"Mr. Lewis to niekad neuz-
mirso, niekad nenustojo tike-
jes jog jis nusipirko privilege
ia diktuoti Rooseveltui, niekad
neslepe savo opinijos buk Su-
vienytu Valstiju Prezidentas
prisieme ant saves asmenine
obligacija link jo.
30 paties obligacija linkui
PreZidento - ir il yra labai
didele - Lewis'ui nesiskaito.
Desimts metu atgal, kai pra-
sidejo New Deal, jis buvo va
du beveik bankrutavusios uni
jos, sergancioje industrijoje.
Roosevelto istatymai ir patvar-
kymai pagelbejo jam padvigu-
binti ir net daugiau, Kasyklu
Darbininku unijos nariu skai-
ciQ, pagelbejo jam pakelti al
gas garantavimu minimum kai-
nCS uz angli taip kad tie kaStai
pereitu pirkejams, pagelbajo
jam suskaldyti darbininkQ jul
dejimQ If iSauginti CIO.
"Mr. Lewis nebuvo paten-
kintas. 1887 metals jis pra-
dejo atvirai purksti prizes p
Roosevelta. 1910 metu pref.
dento rinkimais jis visiSkai at
simete nuo Roosevelto. Ia
ciau jis Wis tese savo reikala
vimus il gayo pagalba Balta
jane Name--pagelba, pavasar
1941 metals, priverciant pakel
ii angliakasiu algas virS laip
snio kuris veliau buvo nusta
tytas kaipo virSune Karo Oar
DO Tarybos patvarkyme Ma
: zosioms Plieno' dirbtuvems
pagelbejo, net Pearl Harbo
uzpuolimo isvakareje, praples
ii angles industriioje closes
shop nustatyma.
) ''Dabar, kada Sails despera
tiSkai kariauja, Mr.. Lewis su
gryzo reikalauti dar daugiau
Jis leido streikui suparaliziuot
kasyklas keletui dienu, priver
Giant valdzia paimti kasykll
operavima. Jis atsisako svar
styti kasyklu darbininku rel
kala su Karo Darbo Taryba
atsisako pripazinti oficiaIiut
komunikatus nuo savo Val
dzios".
zinoma, visi dalykai turi DIV
puses. Lewis reikalauja ang
liakasyklu darbininkams pakel
tt mokestis kuomet kit kart
darbininkai uzdirba daug zy.
mesnes algas ir kuomet pra.
gyvenimo reikmenQ kainos pa
brangusios.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
STATYS 'NAUJA LIGONINE

Pittsburgho Ligonine pasi-
ruosus pradeti vaju sukelimui
$325,000 statymui naujos slau-
gems ligonines mokyklos ir
namu. Vajus prasides Birze-
lio menesi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
TRU M pos
Z | N u T E S
(Is musu laikrasciu)
. HARTFORD, Conn. - {

HARTFORD, Conn. - Ge-
guzes 16, nuo 3 val. po pie
tn, Lietuviu .Amerikos Pile
ciu Klubas rengia koncerta sa-
vo saleje. Programe dalyvaus
susanna Griskaite, Philadelphi-
jos operos artistic, ir 0. Valio-
niene. Abb Hartforde uzaugu-
sios. Greta ju bus ir kit Ia
lentingi artistai.
Q ALSINA, Argentina. Jo-
mas Bartkus, 38 M, su savo
antra zmona, Ona Varkeviciu-
tie, gyveno savo namuose, bet
SUI kaimynais nesugyveno. Abu
dirbo, bet turejo skolu. Tulam
Ukrainieciui buvo skolingi di-
doka suma pinigu, del to susi-
pyko, ir Ukrainietis Bartkaus
virtuveje vienu revolverio su-
yiu nusove BartkQ, O NIGGA
majame kambaryje suicide jo
gyvenimo drauge, kuri nuvez-
ia ligoninen mire. Bartkaus
pirmoii zmona SUI vaikais gy-
vena Siauliuose.
0 BERISSO, Argentina. - Du
jauni Lietuviai, Jonas Pru-
sas, ir Kazys Sinkevicius, 20
Is metu amziaus, palike savo
tevus Argentinoj, isirase sava-
noriais Britu kariuomenen, is
vyko Kanada. kur mano tap
ii lakunais.
. BUENOS AIRES. Argent
ma. = Suimtas Lietuvis la
kunas, G. A. Siratavicius, 26
m. amziaus. Kaltinamas sofe-
riu plesimu. Su motina atvy-
ko is Kauno prizes Ia metu. Jis
venge draugauti su Lietuviais.
Q BUENOS AIRES. Argenti-
ma. = cia veikia Lietuvai is
laisvinti organizacija, pavadin-
ia Lietuvai Islaisvinti Centras
Argentinoje. Ia organizacija
buvo surengus ispudinga pami-
nejima Lietuvos Nepriklauso-
mybes 25 metu sukakties. Pa
ninejima aprase Argentine
ciu spauda.
Iskilmeje dalyvavo ir sake
kalbas Lietuvos Minister'S DR..
K. Grauzinis ir Latvijos Mi
nisteris DR.. P. Olins. Dalyva-
vo ir Estijos konsulas.
0 WORCESTER, Mass. = At
rikoje zuvo Algirdas Bara-
vykas, kuris tiktai prizes kelis
metus atvyko is Lietuvos. 10
tevai Lietuvoje.
-Mire stipruolis Lietuvis,
imtikas Vladas Bieksa, so me-
tu amziaus. Jis seniau daily
vaudavo imtynese ir savo Lie
tuvisku vardu ir Ruso pasiva-
dinimu, Ivan Dubov.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14

eAIRIJOJE nustatyta kad
po kvieCiu, bulves turf butt sy-
met antras svarbiausias mais-
to produktas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14

Lieut.. Melvin Kimball (kaire-
ie), dega cigareta jo isgelbe-
toiui, Lieut.. Ira Sussky, greta
lektuvo kuriuo jis isgelbetas.
Kimball nukrito savo lektuvu
Burmoje, Japonu pusej. Suss-
ky, nors Japonu saudomas,
nusileido savo lektuvu ir pa
eme j is priesu pagrobimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14

sSILKES yra skaitlingiau,
sios is visu zuvu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
JAUTI BLOGAI?


--SIUO MODERNISM SVELNIU
oKuomet kankinates viduriu uzkie-
tejimu-zarnos neveiklios, skauda
galva, nera energijos -palengvinsite
sau siuo modernism budu-kramty-
kite FEEN-A-MINT. 81 skoninga
kramtoma guma vidurius liuosuoja
svelniai ir tikrai. Milijonai zmoniu
naudoja FEEN-A-MINT. Tx pa
kramtykite FEM MINT einant
guilt, naudokite tiktai pagal nuro-
dymus ant pakelio. Sekanti ryta
malonus palengvinimas jums pagel-
hes vel jaustis puikiai.
gsS|z!iiiIi| lOc
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Kas platina Dirva - tas
platina apsvieta.
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. BUENOS AIRES. Argent.

ma. Suimtas Lietuvis la
kunas, G. A. Siratavicius, 26
m. amziaus. Kaltinamas sofe-
riu plesimu. Su motina atvy-
ko is Kauno prizes IA metu. Jis
venge draugauti su Lietuviais.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-30

Once again the Grim Reaper with his abhorred shearS removed from midst notable citizen o1 Waterbury The sudden death of "Jm' Phelan caused many tear-drop to fall and many prayer to rise as token of the love and esteem which his feowmen held for him. Lovely to look a he was lovelier still to meet and chat with because he cheerful, always interesting forever interested in the welfare o you and your dear Clostered it were in the confines of his old office in the coal yard remote from all apparent activity it amazing to see how closely ne knew the pulse of his community and his country. TO measure him by the homely yardstck of his attitude towards his home his family his business his church and his country you may rest assured he gave hs 1u measure of devotion to all of these ard then some His primary interest his home and family, happy and devoted to be In his business he was to say the least ethical to fault Fair, cooperative and dependable To his church. he faithful gener- faith in word and deed To his country, he did more than bt For years he devoted great portion of hls valuable time many of the local public boards TOT
 the sake of advancing it's welfare and that of his fellow citizens He srove to keep alive the very spirit of the pioneers built the foundations of what we enjoy the fruits of today To don the uniform of the Fifer in the venerable old Mattatuck Fife and Drum Corps was per hans one of his deepest and most secret desires To observe proudly he strutted along with his fellow members could but surmise the joy which must have ernanated from the tuneful notes he "pied piped along in honor of the many parades in which he took part. At his funeral, as bower to his SorroW1ul mother was his son, khakiclad and beribboned with the mark of Sergeant living example, as it were, of his contribution to his country in its present dilemma. True indeed it can safely be written that Jim" Phean here that he justly deserves to wear in that Golden City that lies beyond for those Golden Rule Our deepest sympathy to his remaining loved ones and may they draw deeply from the well of solace by the profound favorable imprint he left them on the sands of Time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-30
MALINS IGNORED
 BY YMCA GROUPS
Boys Secretary Leaving Local Institution for New
 Jersey Position

Walter Malins, for seven years boys secretary at the Y. M. c. A., will be tended a farewell party at the ''Y" tonight at 6:45 by members of various high school organizations. MT. Malins will take the position of boys secretary at the Montclair. N. J., Y. M. c. A.
 The general committee includes: Pat T. McSherry, Alpha; Paul Ry- der. Epsilon: Louis Bianco, Engin- eers; William Walsh, Fairlawn; James Harrington, Gamma; George Armour, 444 club: George Reardon, Lancers; Joseph Ciminera, Pi Lamb da; Harold Ritucci, Pines; Matthew Koch. Ravens; William Walsh. Sig ma Fi; Alan Laffreda, Sacred Heart; John Martinelli, Tech; Ray Havi- can, Zeta; James Mcdonnell, Alpha: Ann Norman, Beta Phi,
 Arlene Moorhouse, Delta Phi Ep- silon; Dora Jabs, Fi Alpha; Jayne Laudemann, Kamme; Theresa Di- Vito. Kappa Gamma Delta; Alice Miller, Watertown lily; Virginia Hoadley, Omega Omicron Omega, Dorothy Bagley, Theta Chi; Shir- ley Aspland, Tech; Warren Griffith, Advisor; Gordon Gentles, advisor; Thomas Donahue, camp staff; aJne Brice, Omega Omicron Omega: Mo- mica Pagan, president, Try-Y Inter club council; Ann German, advisor; Willard B. Carr and Joseph E. Ri- many ,Jr., "Y" staff members.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-30
X U Listening?
With CHARLES MANN

the few artists who never has ex- perienced that dread disease, stage fright" A typical example of his lack of it was at his first American concert. which was given at Orches- tra Hall in Chicago. Through some booking mix-up joint concert by Artur Schnabel and Bronislaw Hu- herman was scheduled for the same afternoon in Chicago. With Tenn pleton an unknown quantity on the American concert stage, his man. ager and party were naturally ner- vous. Not Templeton, he was so relaxed that he fell fast asleep in his dressing room and had to be awakened to play his first number and to a sold out house!
 "Oh God, of all Thy virtues, grant us the gifts of knowledge and of courage, for in these reside true immortality. For knowledge and courage are immortal. A man with out knowledge is like a world with out light; and knowledge without courage is empty. Give us these weapons of life, or Lord, so that we may live in greater goodness, to Thy greater glory. Amen"
 from NBCs daily program,
 ''The Guiding Light"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-30

would swing either way with a little persuasion, 30 per cent were as &C., lively pro-Allied as possible and 20 per cent committed irretrievably to the Japanese.
 Cabinet Remained Loyal
 Tut said that every cabinet minis ter had remained loyal. none taking puppet post under the Japanese.
 It also was pointed out that thouS- ands of Burmese civil servants stuck to their jobs despite Japanese occu- patton in an effort to make the best of difficult situation for their peo- pie and that pay and pensions were being credited to them.
 Meanwhile, to prepare Allied troops with sympathetic approach to Bur- ma, several officers and men who have lived there were touring camps featuring on the country and its peo- pies.
 "Wingate's commando expedition into Burma has proved" one off, cial told me, "that once we are on the up and up, we'll get cooperation. But the longer we delay the more difficult it will be to get cooperation. Japanese propaganda is constantly at work. The sooner we get started back the easier the job will be-"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-30
MEET MOUNTBATTEN
Commander of Allies Coming Drive In Burma Was First
 To Add U S. Officers To Staff Is Admirer of America

Louis himself smokes only an oc- casional cigar).
 Tall, thin, fit and handsome, Lord Louis looks younger even than his 43 years. Like his boss, Winston Churchill, of whom he is in many ways reminiscent, he has tremen- dous zest and energy and personal magnetism. Also, like Churchill, he is tremendously loyal to his friends. Both have been criticized for carry ing this too far.
 Lord Louis works lang and fast. He is constantly on the phone or talking personally with people. He likes to stand, pace, smack fist into palm while he talks. He avoids paper work as much as possible, but insists on daily reports from every branch of his staff and reads these very carefully-as lax officers have found to their chagrin. Lord Louis can be tough, bawling out like the saltiest sailor. But, as one junior of ficer put it. when he shouts at you, it's not as an admiral, but as an angry man.
 WROTE BOOK ON POLO
 His work as Chief of Combined Operations was done for the most part at his office. His greatest job has been welding three services in- to one. Every office in headquarters is plastered at his order with green wallstickers on which red letters proclaims "One foe, one fight, one force"
 Before the war, his great shore hobby was polo. It is typical that he took up polo because 1t looked like fun and then studied the game SO thoroughly that he finally wrote a book on the science of polo (under the pseudonym "Marco") which to- day is accepted as the outstanding work in its field. Since the war be- gan he has had no time for any re- taxation other than an occasional dinner party, given at his small London house. Occasionally he breaks away for a weekend at his country estate. Though Lord Louis once had the bedroom of his Lon- don penthouse furnished as de- stroyer captains cabin, his estate is conspiciously free from Navy at mosphere.
 HAS TWO DAUGHTERS
 He is devoted to his two daught- CTS, who recently returned from a long stay in the United States. Pat ricia, the elder, brought traces of an American accent, which delighted her father. Lord Louis is a great admirer of A. erica and Americans and he was tSe first British staff officer after Pearl Harbor. In Mountbatten, America has a real real friend where friend can be very helpful-in the war against Japan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-30
LOCAL AUTOETS
 GET SUMM0NSES
OPA Inspector Charges Six With Violating Ban
 on Driving

Conducting an unexpected check up in this city Saturday with the aid of local police, an OPA inspector from Hartford issued summonses to six drivers to appear before, the lo- cal hearing commissioner and an- swer charges of violating the ban on non- essential driving. The alleged violators were apprehended at Ham, ilton Park, and at tayerns in the East End and North End.
 Patrolmen John Pannone and Wil- liam Lizak assisted the OPA inves- tigator who was reported to have questioned more than 40 motorists. Many of those stopped claimed they were on their way to or from work or that they were on shopping trips. and no charges resulted when check-ups substantiated their claims
 The inspection visit was the sec- ond known to have been conducted within the city limits since the pleasure driving ban took effect May 21. and was in keeping with the state OPA directors promise to fight the unnecessary waste of gasoline.