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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29

Asked their judgment on the
causes of Negro dissatisfaction,
white people placed race prejudice
first, employment and wage dis
elimination second, and segrega-
ton third
NORC's personally trained inter-
viewers questioned men and women
young and old, rich and poor,
Democrats, Republicans. and non-
voter-in cities, towns, and rural
areas throughout the United States
;A.ll were white civilians. The first
question asked to determine white
attitudes regarding ''the Negro
problem" read:
'fDo you think most Negroes
in the United States are being
treated fairly or unfairly?"
FEW ADD REMARKS
While most of the people reply
fairly" make no specific comment
few tdd remarks such as that OF
n west virginia charwoman who
avs: This is a fine country
Everyone is treated fair" A trash
tauler in Wichita, Kan, believes:
Negroes have as many privileges
aS the white people"
Other RESPONDENTS are somewhat
more specific in their reactions
'We're giving the Negroes good
education. They were slaves and
now thew are educated. If Ne
grocs have initiative they're
treated fairlv-even in the south
Negroes can get a job where
white man can't"
CITE SPECIFIC CASES
Most persons whose answers are
cjassed as qualified" believe that
Negroes are treated too well
"They getting things their way al
right :. Better than they dee
serve. Too d good. :. In New
York they have too much freedom
They're getting more Independent
every day. 80. They're treated tot
fair for me-getting too smart
around the United States.
A number of those who repl'
unfairly" cite specific types o
treatment which they cor)sNder
unfair, such AS economic ane
educational discrimination, politi
ca; disadvantages and segregation
Others speak in rather genera
terms of race prejudice.
MORO interviewers also asked
t h i S nationwide crossed
ton Of white people:
"Frona what you've heard, d
most Negroes in the United State
think they are being treated fair
or UNFAIRLY"
EDUCATION HAS EFFECT
On both this and the previous
question decided differences o.
opinion appear by sections of thc
country and by educational groups
! Persons In the south more Otter
than residents of other sections
tend to consider the Negroes q:
ID fairly treated and CD salts
| fled with their treatment. Persons
with little educational background
tend to agree with southerners
estimates, while persons With a
least some college education tenc
to take tire Opposite viewpoint
individuals of foreign birth OF
rarnntage are more likely to con.
slider the Negroes as being treat
ed unfairly thar are white people
OF 5rerican parentage.
When the two questions ar
compared, it is shown that o
whites who say they think tina
Negroes are treated fairly, onl,
35 percent believe that Negroe
are satisfied with their treatment
while "A percent think Negroe!
consider themselves unfairly treat
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29
O'CONNOR HEADS RED CROSS

WASHINGTON (ANP) = D.
Basil O'Connor, president of the
National Infantile Paralysis foun-
datlon, former law partner of
President Roosevelt, member of one
of New York's biggest law firms
and a trustee of TuSkegee institute
has become the new chairman of
the American Red Cross. Mr.. o.
Conner succeeds the late Norman
Davis
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29

Ans. Married or not, he is
directly under obligation to the
woman that he is living with.
This is reason enough for you
to shun his attentions. You
really aren't ready for marriage
at this time The conflict in
your mind shows this very
clearly. Your education is of
utmost Importance in your life.
Finish your college training
and the contacts you will make
are bound to lead you to more
cOngenial companions of your
own social plane.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29

ed.
The 81 ger cent who think that
Negroes consider themselves treat
ed unfairly were asked:
what would you say most Ne
groes consider unfair about the
way they are being treated?"
Answers total to more than 54
Der cent because a number of re-
spondents mentioned more than
ON Negro grievance.
4 few of the individual answers
help give the flavor and foollng of
white peoples estimates of Negro
attitudes.
RACE PREJUDICE
Negroes object to our general
attitude toward them This applies
to the northern Negro the south
ern knows his place. Machinist,
Pa.
"They want EQUALITY and they are
making Roadway just fast enough
t. make them discontented. =
wife of business executive, De-
troit.
Negroes are black. And they
still have that slavery instinct.
They don't have as many privi-
leges as they should have. = Wife
of war worker, Baltimore.
propaganda is being issued 10
make Negroes believe they're be-
inc treated unfairly. It's BUILDING
No dangerous race hatred.
Truck driver Berkeley. Calf.
SEGREGATION
Negroes resent being unable to
eat in good restaurants or go to
good hotels" Women editorial
reader publishing house, Chicago
1.-THE jim crow cars of the south
and that general idea."-Wlre OF
aircraft official, washington.
"It is the little things thev re-
sent most. like no hotel privileges
and no concert seats. merchants
wife, Iowa.
NEGRO soldiers aren't treated
the same In the south" Factory
laborer, indiana.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29
EMPLOYMENT
DISCRIMINATION

Negroes are kept in mental
positions and in color class. -
wife of fur cleaner, Queens, Long
Island
Negroes are the first to be laid
off, the last to be hired on jobs
Wife of cattle dealer, Patterson,
N. Y.
They mad trouble in the ship
ward over unions. They had to
paw dues to a union they didn't
really belong to-" Dock worker,
San Francisco
Educated Negroes are excluded
frcr, jobs of which they are ca
pab,e. EMPLOYERS ATTEMPT to pay
less wages to Negroes" Lawyer,
"Thev think they oughta get
higher wages, and they complain
about workin' conditions" Secre-
stary. Winston-Salem, N. G.
theflug
CAN'T VOTE
Negroes think they ought to
vote as long as they're fighting
Odd job man. Clarion, Ia.
"They think they should vote,
and we think they shouldn't
Gid age nensioner, ATLANTA.
Some think they are not being
giver enough positions in the
government. Woman dairy clerk
Toledo, Ohio.
OTuFR GRIEVANCES
Negroes feel the improper dis
tribution of school funds" Wife
of army officer, houston.
'Unfairness in policies regard
inc schools for Negroes, salaries
paid teachers, and equipment fur
nisned." Farmer Fredericksburg,
Va.
"Thev don't have good dwellings
like the whites" Housewife, Lam
do, S. c.
''They must live in Negro ghet-
os."-HouseWife. Brooklyn.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29
Poll Shows 6Oqo Of Whites Think
Negroes Treated Fairly In u. S.
Majority Comedies
Resentment Is Hiqh

DENVER (ANP)-Are Negroes in the United
States being treated fay Out of every 100 white persons
interviewed this subject 60 say they think Negroes are
treated fairly but only Is think Negroes themselves are
satisfied with the treatment they receive according to
nationwide survey just completed by the National OPINION
Research center
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29

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x. c. XII am in love with a man
and he is living with another wo-
man. He isn't married to her. Must
I let him along and finish school
or go and marry him as he wants
me to do. He Says he loves me.
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GLAMOUR PLAN HAS
INSTANT APPEAL

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Vanishing Cream as a identifying pow
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AMERIkOS LlETUViUS PEf@kiU MI~
LIJokU KARo BOhU REiKALU

au skate viename arba ktanle laikrastyje
gal gavoe r aska pirkt karo Ronu Americas
Lietuviu redtan suo rastu noru paragn uos Ame
rkos Letuvus kure dar suo rekau paragnimO
laskais r nepastebejo apie Karo BOnu vau spaudoe
Karo Ronu pirkmas yra vsu Amerkos I4euvu reikaas.
Jeigu bent pua mero etuviu prktQ vena S25 vertes
bona tai susdaryu apie 125 monu dolaru vertes bonu
Todel pazadea suke s5000000 neturetu butt sunki
Rutu aba gera kad mnima suma sueltume eretu aku
dideliu kaupu.
New Yorko Semas nutares Penku Nilijonu LITHUANIAN
WAR BOND DRIVE Srnko Macdonald Komisja is ii naru
Aplnkybes ap susdejo kad enka garbe bu sios Ma
conaes Komisijos pirmnnku. AS sutikau e 81 ddel r
atsakomnel darba paskedamas skangos Koisjos nariu
gabumams greztam pasiryzmui drbti, tapg pina pas
kedamas kad Letuviu koojose pmau sudaryti
reikaas Leuvu Kometai Siam garbngam darbui k pri
tars bet stos bendra darha. LAlKIANE.
Vaus prasidejo ctuvos Neprikausomybes svente Va
sario 16 diena, ir tests Xxi Balandzio 80 denOs
Karo Ronu Vaaus relaiais adresuokie:
NATIONAL WAR BOND COMMITTEE
Americans Of Lithuanian Descent
$3.50 Superior Avenue Cleveland 3, Ohio
-. arla ~
3l4 Walnut Street. Newark 5. N. J.
A. S. TRECIOKASy Pmininkas.
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Pirkit dar viena Karo Bona Ba|andzo Menesll!
KARo zINIoS

Kovo 20, Rusai sumuSe
Vokieciu garnizona Niko-
lajeve, prie JuodQju juru,
If prasiverze pirmyn link
Odesos, kuri randasi Is
mylios atstu.
Kovo 80, pranesa apie
bolseviku armijos perejima
per Prut upe ir verzimasi
link Cernovico, Bukovinos
sostines.
Taipgi bolsevikai laukia
isakymo verztis Rumani-
jon.
Raudonieji uzeme Kolo-
mea, vos 30 myliu nuo &C.
koslovakijos sienos. Ceko-
slovakai raginami Maskvos
radio sukilti prizes okupan-
tus Vokiecius.
Italiioje, Alijantu lektu-
val uzkirto Vokieciu reik-
menu privezimo linijas, il'
bombardavo Milana. Turf
na ir kitus Vokieciu val
domus Italijos miestus.
Prize Casino, Alijantai
sulaike zeme ataka Vokie-
eiu, nepajiegdami priesus
nugaleti. Atlieka tik arti-
lerijos veikimus.
Lektuvais vel .sbombar-
Quota Vokietijos miestai,
ir suardyta devynios lex
tuvu .stotys Prancuzijoje.
Pacifike, Amerikos bonn
beriai susprogdino l45 Ja-
ponu pastatus Rabaul plo-
te. WeWak uoste nuskan-
dinta 19 Japonu laivu be-
gyje pastaru 10 dienu.
Admiralty salose Japo-
mai baigiami issluoti.
Vel buvo bombarduota
Wake sala, Japonu tvirto-
We pakeliui j pacia Japoni-
ia.
Siaures Burmoje, prade-
ia apsupti Japonu daliniai
isiverze j ia sriti.
Bougainville saloje zuvc
800 Japonu bergzdziam jV
pasikesinime uzpulti Anne
rikieciu irengta ORC stoti.
1914 metu keliu menesiU
begyje Alijantai sunaikinc
227 Japonu laivus prista.
tancius reikmenis iu salt
kariuomenei. Tuo budu j
vietomis lures badu mirti
Prize to nuskandinta apie
600 barku kuriose laiva
trauke reikmenis ir karei
vius gabenamus j salas.
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3l4 Walnut Street,
CHURCHILLO KALI
BA APE KARA

Londonas, Kovo 26.
Britu premjeras Churchill
sake per radio ilga kalba,
padarydamas nauju prane-
simu ir paliesdamas senus
klausimus. Svarbi 10 kali
bos dalis buvo taikoma ka-
10 laimejimo reikalu. Pa
tieke ziniu kaip ruosiama-
S; .Japonu karo laivynas
suspausti tarp Britu lai-
.vyno ir Americas laivyno,
sunaikinimrli.
Pranese arie pasalinima
submarinu pavojaus. Ali
.iantu laivynui; kad dabar
is Angliios galima pasiQs-
ii 1000 lektuvu uz kiekvie-
na 100 lektuvu ka Woke
cial gall prlslustl AngllJa1
bombarduoti.
Pazymejo jog AlijantQ
didziausios pastangos karo
vedime arteja, bet tue tar,
pu bus padarvta daug ivai-
riu klaidinanciu zygiu, SUI.
maisymui plieso. Tam pa.
skirta vadai il paruosts
gerai islavintos llariuome'
menes.
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MAS!NsAl Ml-
:
TINGAI

Sulyg Philadelphia Ko-
vo 5 d. Vykdomojo Komi-
teto nutarimo rengti masi-
MUS mitingus Karo Bonu
SIS, 100000 Vajui ir petici-
JOINS uz Lietuvos laisvini-
ma rinkti, iki siol Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajungos centras
gavo ziniu apie rengiamus
masinius susirinkimus sio-
Sc kolonijose:
Detroite = Bal. 2.
Pittsburghe : Bal. 16.
Clevelande = Bal. 16.
Rengia mitingus il kal-
betoju praso Sios kolonijos
Lowell, Mass,
Lawrence, Mass.
Amsterdam, N. Y.
Youngstown, Ohio.
Massmitinga turejo Wa
terbury, Baltimore, Phila-
delphia.
Prakalbu reikalais rasy-
kit:
LVS CENTRAS
$500 Superior Avenue.
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
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General Motors Corn.

General Motors Corp,
SUI gera viltimi ziuredama
] ateiti, pasiryzus isleisti
$780, 100000 pokal'inio Pc
riodo darbu rrapletimui il'
modernizavimui savo dirb-
tuyiu, pranesa korporacijos
prezldentaS Sloan.
Ruosiamasi zymiai auto
mobility gamybai. 1914 me-
tu gale, sake, tinkamu va
zineti automobiliu bus tik
100000, is kuriu apie 18
milijonu bus po- 4 metus Sc
numo. Tuo budu, dar uz
meto laiko, ar uz dvieju,
kada karas baigsis, reika-
linga bus milijonai naujV
automobiliu.
General Motors uzlaikC
savo dirbtuvese apie 500,.
900 darbininku, If ruosiasi
su jais naujai gamybai pc
karo.
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VEL SUOMU-RUSU
TAIkYMOSI IA.
RYBOS

Is Stockholmo pranesa
kad Suomiai deda naujas
pastangas tariffs su Russia
karo paliauboms. Tarybas
veda tas pats diplomatas,
Juno K. Paasikivi, kuris
figuravo tarybose keletas
savaiciu pirmiau.
Suomiai drasiai atmete
pirmesnes Sovietu grobi-
Siskas salygas.
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Sudege p. San Francis
co. = Kovo %, vieShutio
gaisre sudege 22 darbinin-
kai is laivu statybos dar-
bu. Hotels buvo padegtas
pamiselio, nakties metu.
L.enkai is LOndono skel-
bia kad naziai iszude bent
100000 zmoniu, daugiausia
Zydu, Oswecim koncentra-
cijos stovykloje netoli Kro-
kuvOs.
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Balandzio IS = Nauju
lneigu Raportas

Xxi Balandzio Is, keli mi
liJonai asmenu lures pa
text valdziai numatyta sa-
vo uzdarbi begyje 1914 me-
tul, nustatymui iiems Vic
tory taksu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-31

Nuo Geguzes Is d. lures
paduoti valdziai savo lido
stovio raportus unijos ir
'kitos organizacijos kurios
Xxi siol buvo laisvos nuo
income tax mokejimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-31

Uniontown, Pa. Zai-
bui trenkus j dirbtuve prie
Fairchance, kur buvo ga
minama parakas, dirbtuve
susprogo. Sutrenkimas bu-
.vo .jauciamas per daug my
liu apinkui.
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PENkTA PASKOLA
BUS Is BILIJCNtJ

u. S. lido DEPARTMENTS
pranesa kad sekanti Ame-
rikos karo paskola kuri bus
penkta iSeiles, apims Sl5,-
0O0,000,OG0 suma.
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Is Italijos pranesa kad
Vokieciai kersydami iszu-
de 800 italy, tarp ju kelis
zymius zmones.
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Is Italijos pastaru ketu-
,'iu menesiu begyje, sako-
ma. buvo isgabenta bent
milijonas vyru ir moteru
j darbus Vokietijoje. Jie
verciami bado apleisti sa-
vo Sail ir priimti VokieciQ
siulyma darby ir maisto.
Kartu SUI milijonais kitu
saliu sugabentu darbinin-
ku jie gamma Vokieciams
karo reikmenis.
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Senatorial Lucas is Illinois
(kaireie) ir Green is Rhode
Island, kareiviu balsavimo BIZ
liaus autoriai, perziuri ia bilip
jieskodami susitarimo punktu.
Kadangi symet bus prezidento
il kongreso atstovu rinkimal,
politikieriams rupi kad ir ka-
revival esanti placiai issklai-
dyti gafetu balsuoti.
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Lorain, Ohio. = Sustrei-
kavo apie $500 darbininku
American Ship Building
Go. dirbtuvese. del prasali-
nimo is darbo keliu darbi-
ninku, kurie pradejo nesu-
sipratimus anksciau.
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Mirgu Marga
Raso Kugis Mugis.

VlSUOMENES balsas. taip
Amerikoje taip Anglijoje, pri-
verte vyriausybes galvas pasi-
sakyti Atlantic Carterio tebe-
galioJimo klausimu. Sic parei-
skimai Lietuviams ypatingai
svarbQs, nes tik Carteri0 pos
mu pritaikymas sugrazins Lie
tuvai nepriklausomybe.
Churchill Londone paabejo-
jo ar busia visur galima At
lanto Carterio principus prak-
tikoje pritaikyti. Pavyzdziui,
jie nebusia taikomi Vokietijai.
Washingtone, Valstybas Sc
kretorius Hull uz Carteri sto-
jo grieztai ir nedviprasmiai.
Laisves, teisingumo, lygybes
il moro kooperuot idealams ku-
riais .Amerikos gyvenimas pa
grystas, sake, lures butt pa
kloti ir tarptautinio gyvenimo
pagrindan. Kitaip, pasa u s
grys j puslaukiniu gyvenima.
CHURCHILLO abej0jimams
paturavojo itakingas Londono
Times, sakydamas: "Du daily
kai aiskiai ir negincijamai tiks
rubeziu nustatymui po karo.
Pirmas tai savo apsisprendimo
principals. Antras tai reikalas
rubezius sutvarkyti taip kad
ivyktu ia laisve nuo baimes'
ir laisve nuo skurdo', kas Car
teryje bendrai gludi. Ir, kaip
kur, pirmas dalykas lures nu-
silenkti antram.> Praeityje gal
buvo gerai Europa suskaldyti
20 ar 80 savivaldziu valsty-
biu, neklausanciu jokio auks-
tesnio autoriteto, bet tai da-
bar netinka su saugumu nuo
karo ir Europos gyventoju eko-
nomine gerove. Tai kietas. me-
gincijamas faktas, kuris rei-
kalauia dideliu organi z u t Y
plotu, su bendra kariuomene,
pastovia ekonomine santvarka,
bendromis susisiekimo priemo-
nemis il bendru planavimu".
Kitais zodziais tariant, dide-
les valstybes turf rraryti ma
SPEJAMA, Roosevelt, Chur-
chill ir Stalinas lures netru-
kus vel suvaziuoti ir politinius
abejojimus nuraminti, mes siais
abej0jimais Vokieciai tikisi is
vengti visu pralaimejimo pase-
ku. Kur du pesasi, treCias Wis
pasinaudoja. Atlantic Carterio
principal aislus, New York
Times raso. "Abejojimus If
rupesti sukelia tik tu princi-
pu taikymas atskirais atve-
iais. Visuomenes spaudimu is
oauti Churchillo ir Hullo pa
reiskimai rodo buvima Ameri-
koje ir Anghjoje plataus If
uzsispyrusio moro zinoti kur
abb vyriausybes stow, bendrus
principus praktiniais atveJais
taikindamos".
Pavyzdziu, kur jos stow Pa
BALTIC valstybiQ likimo klau-
simu?
TAS LIKIMAS gall butt liu-
dnas. Is Londono R. Daniel
New York Times, pavyzdzlul
raso: "Lenkijoj, raudonoji ar,
mia, spejama, Xxi Curzono Ii
MICS ateidama, steigs vietinius
sovietus ir organizuos save
valstybinio valdymo aparata
taip kaip daro kitose nuo prize
50 .islaisvintose Rusijos srity
sc. Tas pats, be aEejojlmo
bus daroma ir Pabaltijo kras
tuose, mes (kaip Maskva tvir
tina) tie krastai esa taip pa
Rusijos dalys".
HULL pareiskimai. taciau
mus padrasina viltimi kitokio
sviesesnio rytojaus. Tx ne
snauskime. Rinkime parasu
x.,,.1r;,,ao Loro hO
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Uzdare kasykla. Clarks-
burg, w. Va. - Valdzia
iisake uzdaryti visiskai an
giles kasykla No. 4, prie
Shinnston, kur uzmusta 16
darbininku iStikus sprogi-
nui Kovo 25 d.
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Londonas.- Baige strei-.
ka 10000 Yorkshire ang-
liakasiu, uztvirtindami SUI
tarti SUI kasyklu savinin-
kais. Doncaster srityje dar
tebestreikuoja 25,000 dar-
.bininku.
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.''S'MAl|Y I
.@!s &c
D A r B Al
IR DARBJ'SfNKU ZINIOS

Detroit, Mich. = Fordo
operuojama Willow Run
karo bombeliu dirbtuve is
dil'ba tu lektuvu gausiais
kiekiais = Xxi dabar ju pa
daryta virS 5000.
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Per du menesiu, skelbia
Gen. Doolittle, komandie-
rius Americas 8-tos Orc
Jiegos, Alijantai sunaikino
2,100 Vokieciu lektuvu il
kad jau 10000 Amerikie-
ciu lakunu buvo isiverze j
Vokietija ORC atakams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-31


Lcnku divizija Rusijoje
buvo prisaikdinta kariauti
prizes Vokiecius, iSlaisvini-
mui Lenkijos, dabar kuo-
met Rusai isiverze Lenki-
jon. Bet tai yraI bolseviku
kontroliuojama divizija, ir
gal but susideda ne is Len
ku, O kokiu kalmuku, ku-
rios tikslas yra padeti pa
vergti Lenkija Maskvai.
Tos diviziios vadas Ber-
ling pasmerkia tuos kurie
Lenkija valde Xxi 1889 me-
tu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-31

Surenkamos zinios apie
nelaimes ir suzeidimus dar-
buose parodo kad nuo SUI
zeidimu visoje salyje kas-
dien DO bent 10000 darbl-
ninku negali dirbti. Metu
begyje tas sudarc nuostoll
54,000,000 darbininkQ pra-
rastu darbo dienu.
Tie nuostoliai yra daug
didesni negu buna del dar-
bininku streiku.
zinovai tikrina jog 9 is
kiekvienu 10 nelaimiu dar-
buose butu iSvengiama jei-
GU butu prisilaikoma atsar-
gumo il tvarkos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-31

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Vaka-
rineje Pennsylvanijoje SUI
streikavo dar $500 darbi-
ninku plieno il ANGLES dar-'
buose.
La Belle dirbtuveje Cru
chile Steel Co. del triju SUI
streikavusiu sulaike nuo
darbo $50 kitu darbininku.
Apie $50 streikuoja En-
erald Coal and Coke Co.
kasykloje prie Clarksville.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-31

Karo vadOvybei tvirciau
variant drafto istatymus,
begyje pastaru s meneslu
IS industriju gryzo j ukiu
darbus bent 100000 dal'bi-
ninku, kur veikia causes
mis- paliuosavimas nuo ka-
lines tarnybos.
lsviso yra 1863, 900 ulziu
darbininku karo amziaus,
kurie palikti dirbti ukese.
Kitose industrijose nuo
karines prievoles paliuo-
suota 3,204,000 darbinln-
ku, bet ju daugelis dabar
Xxi 26 metu amziaus sau-
kiami i kariuomene.
Bendrai gi visi vyrai Xxi
26 metu amziaus saukiami
j kariuomene, kurie dar
buvo palikti darbuose. Pa
ciu reikalingiausiu tam IL
kras skaicius bus paliktas.
Evening star., 1944-06-18

A two-way flow OF visitors to and
vacationers from the Takoma Park
Silver Spring area Is feature in
the social news this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley C. Clark OF
Sligo Park Hills left Thursday for
their summer home in Epping For
est, Md. The Rev. E. S. Weidman,
pastor of the Roberts Memorial
Church, and his family will occupy
the Clark home while they are on
vacation
Mrs. Wilton A. Grifith of Takoma
Park left Thursday for Charlottes-
vile, where she will remain until
September.
DR.. Ralph D. Smith, former pas
tor of the Woodside Methodist
Church, with Mrs. Smith and their
family have moved into their new
home at 1907 Allison street. DR..
and Mrs. Smith were extensively
feted prior to leaving Silver Spring
Mrs. Courtland Davis of Char
lottesville is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Bauer, in Aspin.
She will be joined over this week
end by her husband.
Mrs. Robert E. Lohr of Silver
Spring, accompanied by her daugh-
ter Jean and mother, Mrs. Ida l..
Tauberschmidt of Takoma Park, are
spending week in Atlantic City.
Miss Jacqueline Heffner, daughter
of Mr.. Harold Heffner of Takoma
Park, is in Atlanta, where she is
the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Kelly Heffner.
Sergt. William Powell of Fort
Monmouth, N. j., is visiting his wife
and family In Takoma Park.
Mrs. c. M. Wright of North Wood
side left Thursday for Pittsburgh,
where she will visit for two weeks.
Miss Suzanna Zook. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. De Witt Zook of Ia
koma Park, left Tuesday for Long
Island to visit her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Won Roeschlaub.
Mrs. Warner BroadduS Of Rich
mond is in Silver Spring visiting her