davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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SOCIALISM, KLIKA IR Sci.
ME BUVO ATMETUS
LVS LAISKA

Kaip cicilikiska klika stem
giasi tureti Susivienijima savo
kontroleje ir melzti j Xxi jane
dar yra pinigQ, parodo ir Sis
antras atsitikimas su Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajungos prasymu kad
is SLA Tautisku Centu Fondo
butu paskirta $500 "Timeless
Lithuania" isplatinimui. Tas
prasymas Bagociaus Grigaicio
paskirtos Tautisku Centu dali
nimo komisijos buvo atmestas.
Atmete j diduma fanatiskai
ciciliku nustatytu komisijos
nariu, pasitarus su Grigaiciu.
Ana karta tas SLA akiple-
sa atmete LVS prasyma pa
remit "Timeless Lithuania"
leidima, pagrobdamas sau au-
toriteta spresti, kitaip sakant
sucenzuruoti, knygos turini =
jis pasake, kadangi rankras-
clio jam neddodama perziureti
tai SLA Pildomoji Taryba ne
gall skirt tai knygai paremti
pinigq. Ir Pild. Taryba, bijo-
DANA to 'cenzoriaus", Lietu-
Val Vaduoti Sajungos prasyma
atmete.
Tuo tarpu, sulyg to akiple-
Sos 'leidimo" Gar isakymo) P.
T. skirste stambias sumas Am.
Liet. Tarybai ir apmokejo sa-
vo atstovu ALT suvaziavima
keliones ir sugaistis.
Dabar LVS Valdyba kreipe-
81 j SLA selma Philadelphia
je, adresuojant laiska Tautis-
ku Centu skirstymo komisijai,
kad paskirtq $500 nupirkimui
SLA vardu knygu "Timeless
Lithuania'. SLA nariu dau-
guma yra tie patys tautininkai
ir geri patriotai ir jie sudeda
lygiai tuos Tautiskus Genius,
taciau seimo metu paskirta ci-
ciliku-sandarieciu komsiija ju
didumos sprendimu RADIO LVS
praSyma atmestinu. TuO pa
ciu atveju ta patti komisija pa
skyre is tu paciu Tautisku Cen
tn fOndo net $4,000 A. l.. Ia
rybai!
Tai begedyste kokia tik aki-
plesos cicilikai gall papildyti,
nebijodami svietui j axis ziure-
Kad skyrimas tn $500 "Ti-
meless Lithuania" praplatini-
mui turi visuomenes pritarima
parodo paskui paciame seine,
ii.
kuomet komisija patieke savo
rekomendacija kittens reika-
lams skirt dideles sumas, o
LVS nieko, seine iSkeltas pa
reikalavimas skirt $500 ''Ti-
meless Lithuania" paremimui
RADIO didumos greita pritarima.
Kur buves-nebuves ten lyg
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ietuvos P adangeje
Leuviu Tautos snainmas Ju Vas Tas Vokieciai Lygus
Lenla Daro Panus Lietuva Uzgobt kai
Musu Tarybininkai Siulosi Eems Observation-Disclosures

Jeigu tokiam, nuo amziu ten
gyvenusiam prireikia su kokiu
reikalu nueiti pas seniuna, val
sciuje ar net istaigoje tai pir-
miausia vos inejusiam kam-
bari vienas is Vokieciu musa
per veida ir tik tada klausia
koki reikala atejusis turi.
Musa ir ukiuose bel imonese
taip kad nera nei vieno Lietu-
vic ar kito kurio vietos gwen
TOTO kuris nebutu caves mus
tt.
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rikos Lietuvius pasiekti straip-
sniai nnusviecianti Lietuvos
zmoniu kova uz savo islikima.
Jie, budami po Vokieciais,
ziaurioje okupacijoje, slaptai
leidzia savo laikrastukus, kad
ir mazus, bet daug pasitarnau-
jancius paciu Lietuvos zmoniu
vienas kitam dvasios sutipri-
nimui, kad laikytusi ir lauktu
ateinancios valandos kada lai-
sve ir nepriklausomybe vel is
aus jig padangeje.
Tie reiksmingi straipsniai,
ir vienokio ir kitokio Lietuvo-
je veikiancio komiteto, ir Sau-
liq Sajungos, ir kitokiu, tilpo
ir te]pa Dirvoje. Tam tikslui
mes lvedeme antraste LIETU-
VOS PADANGEJE". Kokie
tik rastai, zinios ar atsiSauki-
mai is Lietuvos kovotoju ateis
tilps po ia antraste.
Sic straipsniai ir atsisauki-
mai tai gyvas Lietuvos zmoniu
rySus su mumis, Amerikos Lie
tuviais, kurie laisveje gyvena-
me ir kurie, daugumoje, rupi-
names Lietuvos likimu.
Lietuvoje einanti laikrasiai.
kuriu pirmus puslapius nufo-
tografuotus gavome ir mes,
yra Sic:
Vieninga KOva = Lapkricio
2 d. 1943 metu numeris. 10
antrasteje yra Sic reiksmingi
zodziai: "Laimesim arba zu-
sim, bet vergais nebusimv'
Pirmutinis straipsnis jane,
"Velines'.
Lietuvos Laisves Trimitas-.
nr. l, Rugpjucio, 1913 M, lei
dzia Lietuvos sauliu Sajunga.
Straipsnis prasideda SUI: ''Te-
gul meile Lietuvos dega musu
sirdyse." ~,
Nepriklausoma Lietuva, mr..
13 (25), Rugpjucio 1, 1943 m.
Pirmas straipsnis: "Brangus
Tautieciai!" Vyriausio Lietu-
viu Komiteto atsisaukimaS.
| Laisve = nr. Fl, Spaliu 30,
1943. Pirmas straipsnis "Ne-
siduokime Klaidinami" (Jis til
pc Dirvoje).
Laisves KovOtOjas - nr. 21,
Vasario 16, 1914. Leidzia Lie
tuvos Laisves Kovotoju Sajun-
ga. Pirmas straipsnis, taip
pat jau tilpes Dirvoje, yra:
Il Lietuviu Tauta", Vyriausio
Lietuvos Islaisvinimo Komite-
to atsisaukimas ir paskelbimas
savo prOgramo.
Sis komitetas national yra
paskiausias ir galutine Lie
tuviu susijungimo j bendra ko-
va isdava, kadangi zihios apie
j pasieke mus Amerikoje tik
siais metals, po Vasario 16-tos
sventes.
Matydami ko siekia Lietuvos
zmones, tie kurie dar isliko
gyvi nuo bolseviku teroro ir
deportacijos ir naziu siaubo,
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lie LleLuVldl. DolUO VOk1eclal
mus jau kolonizuoja, meto is
ukiu, butu, delto NUNS negra-
zina bolseviku isplesto musu
turto ir laiko j savo nuosavy-
be. Bolsevikai savo nociana-
lizacijos istatymais pasitarna-
vo rudiesiens, nors jei jos ir
tick butu atimineje musu tur-
tick butu atemineje musu tur-
tus kaip atimineja dabar net
bolseviku nacionalizacijos ne
paliestus namelius, baldus ir
kita. Nepaslaptis kad ir boil
sevikai rengesi visa musu kra-
Sta kolonizuoti, o mus ruosesi
isgabenti j rytus.
Bolseviku okupacinis tero-
ras kai kuriu Lietuviu paveike
protus ir galvosena, ismuse
jiems realia politine mint.
Stems zmonems naziu-bolsevi-
ky karas buvo viskas, kai tue
tarpu musu tautai Sis karas
tebuvo ir tegalejo butt tik pir-
mos bolseviku okupacijos pa
keitimu antraja - ir musu lai-
mel paskutine = Vokieciu ma
zine okupacija.
Sic zmones pasistenge pa
skleisti kraste klaidinga paziu-
ra j Vokiecius, kad JUGS pasi-
tikus su gelemis, galima tau
tai laimeti laisve. Tai buvo
klaidinga galvosena. Vokie-
cius reikia pasitikti lazdomis.
Lietuviai mobilizuojami pa
gal Kubiliuno patiketiniu kon-
ferencijos nutarimus; suimine-
jamos ir kalinamos nesiregis-
travusiu karininku seimos ir
naujoku tevai Kubiliuno isa-
kymu. Visur Vokieciai stem
giasi sudaryti ispudi kad tai
esas paciu Lietuviu darbas ir
reikalas.
Mes zinom kad pasaulis ge-'
raj supranta Vokieciu klasta
Lietuvoje ir del to nekaltina
musu tautos nei uz jos darbus,
kaip lygiai gerai supranta kad
Lietuviams nei vieno musu
prieso laimejimas nei kito pra-
laimejimas dar neissprendzia
Lietuvos laisves ir nepriklau-
somybes problemos. Lietuva
niekad nejunge savo likimo su
vieno ar kito okupanto laime-
jimu, nejungia jo ir dabar, ne
jungs jo nei ateityje, mes il
pasiryzus reikalingus momen-
tu drauge SUI visa pavergta
Europa atkurti laisva ir nepri-
klausoma gyvenima, kad ga
letu dirbti savo tautos ir vi
sos zmonijos taikos ir kurybos
darba.
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ALT ANT 'PRIE-
LANKIyJy' LEN
KAMS SARASO
Lenkai Pasirenge Lie
tuva Uzgrobti

Lietuvos pogrindzio ziniose
vienas pranesimas tai kaip sa-
ko:
Suzinota kad Lenkai Lietu-
vote steigia savo organizacijos
skyrius, kuriu tikslas atejus
laikui prijungti Lietuva prie
Lenkijos.
Kiekvienam skyriui yra at
siusta klausimu lakstai, ku-
riuose klausiama ar Lietuviu
laikymasis Lenkijos atzvilgiu
pasikeite ar ne. Atsakymas
kad laikymasis tas pats, tiktai
taktika pasikeitus.
Toliau klausiama ar Vysku-
pas Reinys yra istikimas Len
kams, po Romos ispejimo Go-
kiu ispejimu betgi Vysk. Raj
nys negavo). Atsakymas: Jis
dar daugiau varo Lietuviska
propaganda. Ir seka ellie kitu
klausimu.
Be to ragina Lenkus sudari-
nett saraSus Lietuviu kurie yra
palankus Lenkans. Ypac ak
tyviai tame darbe pasireiSkia
Panevezio ir Vilniaus Lenkai.
Kai kur baznycios vardu rem
ka aukas slaptam Lenkq saju-
dziui Lietuvoje remit.
IS Vilniaus atveze medziaga
maino j sovinius mokedami uz
sautuvo sovini net Xxi 5 mar
kiu.
zodziu, Lenkai rengiasi, -
baigia Lietuvos pranesimas.
Dabar paziurekime j musu
Tarybininkus Amerikoje, ku-
rie ir 1913 pavasari su Lenkais
santikiu jieskojo, slaptas tary-
bas vede, ejo j ju parengimus,
kviete Lenku konsulus Lie
tuvos Nepriklausomybes mine
jimus, ir symet vel - siunte
Lenku kongresui Buffalo svei-
kinimus ir "nuosirdzius linke-
jimus", siulydamiesi SUI Len
kais bendrai dirbti - tue vi
SUI laiku kai Lenkai ruose pla-
nus Lietuvos pavergimui!
Tarybininkai = ir vieni ir
kiti - tikrai irasyti Lenkams
palankiuju sarasuose Londone,
Washingtone, Varsavoje.
IIenkai seka Lietuviu Ame-
rikoje spauda, ju konsulatai cia
ir Londone prenumeruoja Dir
va, tat be abejo prenumeruoja
ir kitus musu laikrascius.
Akivaizdoje tokiu Tarybinin-
ku kenksmingu darbQ, dryso
jie betgi reikalauti SLA seine
sau $4,000 ir seimas jiems da-
We, Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajun-
gos prasymas $500 buvo ko-
misijos atmestas. ~.
zinokime kad Lenku planus
uzgrobti Lietuva gamma ne
keli suskure Lenkai kur nors
Lenkijoje, bet patys aukstieji
Lenku galvos Washingtone ir
Londone ir siuntineja rapor-
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ssVEICARIJA gamma po-
piera nuo to laiko kaip pirma
karta Baselyje buvo isstatyta
popieros dirbtuve 144O metals.
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Birzelio Is, 1943 numeryje ra-
So: s
.Prisiminkime tuos desetkus
tukstanciQ musu tautieciu -
kudikius, vaikucius, jaunima
subrendusius, senelius: musu
liaudies ir musu tautos dukte-
ris ir sunus, zuvusius bolseviku
kalejimose, priverciamojo dar-
bo stovykloje, susaudytuosius
ir tolimose tremimo vietose be
jokios pagalbos vargstancius
ir bolsevikinio barbarizmo kan
kinamus.
Prisiminkime ir tuos .tuks-
tancius musu tautieciu - uki-
ninkus, kurie su kudikiais .ir
kitais seimos nariais ismesti
ir dar metami is darbu ir kan
clomis savo proteviu suKurtu
ukiu; darbininkus isveztus .ir
dar vezamus Vokietijos naiki-
namojon pramonen ir is ten
siunciamus j lagerius, priver-
ciamojo darbo stovyklas ir ka-
lejimus tam kad zutu; jauni-
ma ir karius gaudomus ir ga
benamus j rytu fronta mirti
uz antra savo teviskes okupan-
ta' be naudos Lietuvai; nukan-
kintus ir susaudytus kaleji-
muose; Rentelno politiniai zu-
donna naikinamuose lageriuose
inteligentija.
81 baisu sukaktuvni musu
Valstybei ir Tautai Birzelio
menesi pagerbkime okupantu
nukankintus ir dar kankina-
mus musu tautiecius, ugdyki-
me savo tarpe aktyvu solida-
runa, ruoskimes gyventi ne
priklausomai, patys pasilikime
ir Kittens padekime pasilikti
Teviskes pastogeje.
Dvejos Skaudziosios Metines
Atskirai mineti bolseviku ir
Vokieciu okupacijas nera pras-
mes, mes jos savo siekimais
Lietuvai panasios it dvynukai,
ir neatskiriamos it Siamietes
seserys. Cali butt tarp ju TAX
tikos skritumu, to nereikia nei-
gti. Cali Rusai vartoti labiau
grubia, daugiau rytams budin-
ga politika, Vokieciai gall savo
darba dirbti sumaningiau, in
telingentiskiau, net toliau nu-
matanciai. Tai priklauso nuo
ju kulturinio lygio. Bet tai
nera esminis dalykas, juo Ia
biau kad ir tie skirtumai ne
labai jau zymus, jau baigiasi
issilyginti. Bent kick lengviau
galejom atsikvepti po bolsevi-
ky karo, edusio musu tauta
tukstanciais, bet. -. tik tol
kol rudieji nesuorganizavo sa-
vo aparato Lietuvoje. Ar da-
bar gall butt tikras ramus Lie
tuvis inteligentas kad jis sia-
dien nebus suimtas ir isvez-
tas? Ar gall butt tikras uki-
ninkas kad jis nebus ismestas
is sodybos, nors ir prievoles
bus atlikes, jei toks jo ukis
patiks kolonistui? 0 kas lau-
kia tu kurie prievoliu nepajie-
gia atiduoti? Koks likimas
"savanoriskai" siunciamu Lie
tuviu ] fronta, gaudomu kai-
muose? Miestuose tos pacios
naktines zmoniq medziokles,
tos pacios suimtuju zudynes
mirties koncentracijos lage-
riuose kaip ir enkadevistq lai-
kais.
Abiem okupantams visos
priemones geros jei tik jos We
da prie tikslo. o ju tikslas
yra Lietuva ir visa Pabaltiji
taip iliet j Russia arba Vokie-
tija kad mes jau niekad nesu-
darytume jiems problemos ar
nerimo saltinio. Tick Rusai,
tick Vokieciai, atrodo, mano
kad to galima atsiekti tik tue
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The action. of General MacAr-
thur in turing down in so definite
a manner the offer of the nom-
ination for the office of president
was received with general APP
proval and satisfaction throughout
this country. The definite re-
fusal of General Macarthur has
held by the people of this country.
increased the esteem in which he is
BY it General Macarthur has said
to the American people and to
the world that he has a job to do
in his fight for freedom that must
and will have first place. He has
served notice to those who would
use his popularity as means of
getting their organization into
power that his task is before him
and that he cannot turn his back
upon it. In our humble opinion
the withdrawal of Macarthur from
the Pacific theater of war would
have been a blow to the Allies, not
so much because of what the gen.
eral might be able to do as the
feeling that he must redeem the
Philippines. No greater satisfac-
ton has ever come to any man
than that which will come to Gen.
eral Macarthur when he marches
into Manila the victor. To step
aside and see another achieve this
ambition would result in a regret
that neither time nor any reward
would ever efface. We know now
and so do the people of the Phil
lippines that the general meant
what he said when he withdrew
from the Philippines under orders
with the parting message: l will
be back.
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MOTHERS DAY

Fashions in Mothers have
changed since motherhood first
came into being. One admits that
the later Whistler's Mother" is
probably far different picture
than today's vision of the busy
American woman who serves
briskly on church boards, Red
Cross committees, heads philan-
thropic movements, manages sal
wage drives, guides Scout groups,
helps unite schools and parents,
keeps UP with current events,
reading and radio, taking an in
terest in art and music, carrying on
with cleaning, cooking and sewing
in the home, or maybe undertaking
a war job in a factory, technician
in a laboratory as well as main
tanning the artful niche of house
wife and homemaker. Mothers of
yesterday were no less mothers,
some may say they were even
more so, but the outside interests
were not as varied, the attach
ment for the home excluding many
of these other procedures. Moth
ers activity in church and welfare
and social organizations keep her
busy. With war drawing on her
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AS we look back on it, one Of
the most foolish things this coun-
try ever did was the scrapping OF
its battleships after the first World
War. We recall wildly the public
ity the cent receied. It was hailed
as a grand gesture toward peace.
AS such it was complete, utter
and tragic failure. While we were
scrapping out ships japan and ger
many were laying keels for new
and bigger ships. Wee given this
pacifist dope trial in this country
and it has proven to be a failure.
How about trying the other plan?
Let's have a navy big enough so
that it will command our respect
here at home. If we do it will be
respected in the rest of the world
also. The same thing goes for our
army and program of universal
military training.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given, that the
Board of County Commissioners
for Benton County, Washington,
will meet at their office in Prosser,
Washington, on the 22nd day or
May, 1914, at the hour of 1000
am. for the purpose of receiving
and opening sealed bids for the
reconstruction of the wooden
structure part of the Kiona Bridge
No. 1, across the Yakima River at
Kiona, Benton County, Washing
ton, in accordance with the plans
and Specifications thereof.
Plans and specifications for said
reconstruction may be found and
examined in the office of the
County Road Engineer at the Coun-
ty Court House at Prosser, Wash,
and copies thereof may be had
upon the deposit of the sum OF SIS.
Each bid shall be accompanied
by cash or certified check In
sum equal to SO of the amount
of the bid ,payable to Benton Coun-
ty, which shall be forfeited to the
county upon the failure of the bid
Ger, for period of ten days after
having his bid accepted, to enter
into proper contract and furnish
the required bond.
All bids shall be in writing and
on the form prepared for the same.
now in the office of the County
Road Engineer at the County Court
House in Prosser, Wash, and must
be filed with the County Auditor
as Clerk of said Board, on or be-
fore the day and hour above men,
toned.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Dated at Prosser, Washington,
this End day of May, 1914.
H. E. CHAPMAN,
County, Auditor and ex-of-
ficio Clerk of the Board Of
County Commissioners of
Benton County, Washington.
SAIL
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The shelter belt of trees which
was roundly ridiculed at the time
it was first promoted in 1885 has
had time to prove its worth. Up
to July 1, 1912, when funds for
the original shelter became ex-
hausted, over 222,825,220 trees
had been planted on SO, 1875 farms
in six plains states. Critics claimed
that trees could not be made to
grow on the treeless plains o!
North and South Dakota, Nebras-
ka, Kansas, Oklahoma and North
ern Texas. Millions of trees plant.
ed in these areas since 1885 are
reaching maturity and are prov
ing one of the best agricultural
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for more outside attention, as
well as asking that she keep the
battle of the kitchen victory
through careful and economic
planning, shows us that mother is
not just sentimental institution
but is the backbone of the country.
This May 18th, is named as
Mothers Day in tribute to her
virtues, stresses her importance in
the world order, since the soul of
motherhood is the keynote of peace
and love and these two the ele-
ments for international harmony.
Within each of us lies the desire
to protect the heritage handed
down to us from those mothers
who have long passed before.
Dutifully sharing, acknowledging
and producing a sense of values
that makes motherhood the prize
we know it to be, we in Kenne-
wick honor the hand that rocks
the cradle called the world.
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RESOLUTION AND NOTICE OF
INTENTION TO SELL
COUNTY PROPERTY

RESOLUTION AND NOTICE OF
INTENTION TO SELL
COUNTY PROPERTY
WHEREAS, application has been
made to purchase the following
described county owned property,
to wit:
Lots 6, z & 8, Block ~, Yak
ina Irrigation and Improve
ment Company's Plat of Ken
newick, Washington,
and,
WHEREAS, it appears to the
Board of County Commissioners
that it is for. the best interests
of the County to sell said property;
NOW THEREFORE, NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN, that the Board
of County Commissioners of Ben
ton County, Washington, will meet
Monday the 5th day of June, 1914
at the hour of o'clock PM, at
their office in the Court House in
Prosser, Washington, to hear and
determine the ACCESSIBILITY of SELL
ing the above described property.
at which time any taxpayer may
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Whoever writes the history OF
this war some years hence should
not overlook the miracle of pro-
auction that was accomplished by
the industries of this country IN
converting from peace-time to
a wartime basis. Such right
about face in dictator ruled
would be merely routine mat
ter but when it is accomplished,
in stride, by democracy it is q
miracle, the like of which this
country nor the world has ever
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appear and be heard for or against
the intention of the Board to sell
said property.
Dated at Prosser, Washington,
this goth day of April, 1914.
Jay Perry. /. NJ. Hartman, Ro-
bert Evans, constituting the board
of county commissioners of Benton
count, Wash. 5:4-25
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Illinois school children collected
fund of 100000 to buy the Keys
copy of Lincoln's Gettysburg adj
dress. The document was pre-
sented to the state historical Ii
brary. ~....z H.. ~.
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investments ever made. Farms on
which shelter belts were planted
are bringing higher prices than
those which do not have them.
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State of Washington, County

"Clad you dropped h. Judge. I was just
trying to explain to Mary what you told ID
down ut lodge last night. about all the
grain used to distill war-alcohol not really
being used up. She didn't realize il, either"
"It's true, Mary. Wherever the govern
ment has permitted distille1 to purchase
the equipment necessary to reprocess the
used grain, at least 500 Of the feed value
ESQ by weight) of the whole grain 10
being recovered and returned to farms like
yours n the form Of premium-quality live
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stock feed. Only the starch is removed
during distilling >. the part recovered Is
highly-prized concentrate containing valu-
able proteins, fats and carbohydrates. Inc
distilling industry really has taken leaoins
part In the development of new cattle anu
poultry feed products from reproeessea
grain. products rich in vitamins 81 anu
Be-. i so essential to satisfactory grown
and production. And the recovery OF gram
viii apply also to the making OF wfiskey
when production is resumed"
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
WILLIAM M. CUMMINGS

Final rites will be held tomor-
row afternoon at 2 o'clock for Will
liam M. Cummings, 10, former CT
ty employee, who died at his home
705 South 14th street early Friday
morning after a lengthy illness.
The services will be conducted
from the Sixth Street Advent
church, with officiating ministers
being the Rev. James R. Lee and
the Rev. G. w. Saunders. Burial
will follow in the Oak Grove GENE
terry.
Active pallbearers will be Ira
Jones, George Hewett. Arthur
Clemmons, Luther Clemmons and
Randolph Grant. Honorary pail
bearers will be Jimmie Long, Bob
Roberts, William Hewett, Raymond
Hobbs and R. L. Jones.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Minnie Cummings; one daughter,
Mrs. Oracle Shepard of Whining.
ton; a step-daughter, Mrs. Annie
Hewett of Greenville Sound; five
sons, William Cummings, Jr.
Charles, Henry and LeRay Cum.
mings, all of Wilmington and Elmo
Jordan of the Army, and 10 grand.
children.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
COMMITTEE 0KEHS
BROAD G. |. BILL
WASHINGTON, June 10. -P-

WASHINGTON, June 10. -P)-
A joint congressional committee
settled all it's differences today and
unanimously approved broad Leg
islative program of benefits for
the veterans of this war.
Expected ratification of the COM
promise next week will send the
legislation to, the White House for
presidential action. Arrangements
have been made to lay it before
the senate Monday and the House
Tuesday or Thursday.
Under the bill, men and women
returning from the war will be en-
titled to disqualification, education
al assistance, aid in getting jobs
and unemployment compensation.
The cost has been estimated at 3d.
900, 100000 to Sc, 500, 900, 100000 but
an accurate calculation is impos-
sible.
Only one provision dealing with
Job placement, was in dispute when
the senate-house conferees got to-
gether. this morning. Fearing a
deadlock over that, American legion
representatives had sent an "SOS"
to Rep. Gibson (D-Ga), one of the
conferees, at his home at Dou-
glas, Ga. to cast what might be
the deciding vote.
Gibson arrived by plane. early
this morning. But evidently there
wasn't the stalemate the legion
thought, for the first ballot was
thirteen to one to accept the SEN
ate's idea of putting job placement
under the U. S. Employment Serv-
ice to avoid setting up whole
new agency in the veterans adj
ministration.
To obtain senate provisions on
job placement, the conferees had
to accept a house proposal that
any benefits veteran gets under
the &c. I. bill of rights be deduct
ed from any bonus granted him at
ter the war