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civilian goods will be added soon
to the slim list-furniture
springs, k~itchenware. safety ra-
zors, light bulbs. baby carriages
that can be produced.
START EN- ROLLNG-As
airplane tires have got heavier
and heavier, the landing shock
to their huge tires has become
more and more of a problem.
Practical methods of getting the
wheels to rolling at approx
mately the planes landing speed
have been a long-Sought goal of
the aviation industry. In Miami,
Fla. the other day first public
starting" plane tire developed
by B. F. Goodrich engineers that
may provide the answer.
This pre-landing rotation re-
quires no motor. but is achieved
simly by a unique arrangement
of vanes. or fins, built into the
tire sidewall so that when the
landing gear is lowered they
catch the air and set the wheel
spinning. The fins are so con-
structed and placed that on the
upper half of each wheel ro-
tation they spring back into po-
sition flush with the tires side,
thus avoiding drag.
Tires of this type tested by a
commercial airline have made
more than twice as many land
ings as the average delivered by
conventional tires. according to
James S. Pedlar. manager of the
pioneer Akron concerns aero
nautical division.
THINGS TO COME-Plastic
parts of machine drills, not to
save metal but to make them
easier to operate. N insect
icide and fungicide dusts that
will be a big help to this years
Victory gardners:"..;A "pene-
finishing laquers on furniture
to ma Ike them resistant to hard
knocks.
ALUMINIUM LICENSE PLATES
Your postwar auto may be CO.
tipped with permanent alum
mum license plates. Motorists in
Connecticut have used them
successfully since 1887 and in
vestigational work is now act
lively underway in several other
states. The changeover is under
special consideration at present
because Of the accumulated sur
plus of aluminium over and a.
bove our country's war needs.
Aluminium license plates are
said to offer important advan-
tages. They are non-rusting and
weather-proof and will retain
attractive appearance
throughout the life of the car.
Recent laboratory examination
of Connecticut plates. issued in
1887. showed them to be still in
excellent condition.
Although aluminium plates
cost approximately twice as
much as conventional plates.
this higher cost is absorbed in
two years. Additional years Of
life represent 100 per cent pro-
fit. Since aluminium plates are
considerably lighter in weight,
original shipping and mailing
costs are reduced and this ex-
pense is completely eliminated
after the first year.
CARS WILL COST MORE
Those of us who have been won
dering when and how We'll be
able to replace the family car
got some authoritative inform
ofinr fh; .uoaH VIC Shp,,1H ho
prepared to pay at least Is per
cent more for cars than we did
before Pearl Harbor. That's the
warning voiced by Harry M.
Williams. president of the Auto
mobile Merchants Association Of
New York.
He explained that continual
ton of high taxes and increaS-
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JET PLANES: An article In the
official publication Air Force"
states that the new jet-propelled
planes can travel at least a hundred
miles faster than the present propel-
ler-driven planes. This IL because
air becomes compressible at speeds
Of $50 miles per hour. and the effect
becomes apparent on the propeller.
The jet-driven plane Is not bothered
BY this phenomenon.
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LEGIsLATION: To discourage

LEGISLATION: To discourage
governmental agencies from issuing
d~irectives that do not express the
intentions Of congress, Rep. Wollcott
of Michigan suggested at q commit
tee meeting that hereafter all acts
when passed have this footnote add
ed: by God. we mean It'll" He
also proposed that all legislation be
written In words Of one Of two syl.
tables.
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to their lines, U. ,.
and British troops
under command Of
Allied Gen. Harold
Alexander held
their own in see
saw fighting below
Rome.
M eanwhile, Al
lied bombers con-
tinued to blast at
Nazi fighter
plants in Germany
to reduce aerial re-
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ond-front and further attacks on
European war industry.
Three times the Nazis dashed at
Allied lines below Rome with tanks
after heavy artillery preparations.
and three times gallant U. S. and
British troops gave way. only to
bounce back in savage counterat-
tacks restoring lost ground.
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AGRICULTURE:
Corn Ceiling Sticks

Shortly after OPA had advised the
Chicago Board Of Trade president,
Philip O'Brien, that the $1.16 price
ceiling on corn would stick through
1914. the War Food administration
announced ALLEGATION Of wheat for
food. feed. alcohol. export and lend
lease would begin before June.
In testifying before a senate agri-
culture subcommittee. O'Brien advo-
Gated q $1.45 corn top to relieve the
drain on wheat for feeding hogs.
since price supports on pigs make 1t
more profitable to fatten them than
sell grain IN the market.
O'Brien's statement that the coun-
try was consuming more wheat than
it produced was substantiated by
department Of agriculture statis-
tics which show that over one bill
lion bushels Of the grain disappeared
in 1913 against harvesting Of $50
million bushels.
Support Egg Prices
Cont1nulng It's policy OF support
ing egg prices at parity. the War
Food administration announced that
it would pay en- average OF 80 cents
per dozen for the period ending
April IS.
Since January /, VIA bought the
equivalent Of 1880, 900 cases, or 49,
400. 900 dozen. Of shell eggs. Actual
~ VIA purchased only go, 600 cases
Of shell eggs. although its acquisi-
tons Of dried eggs were the equal
Of $500. 900 cases.
Continued VIA carlot purchases
will be on the basis Of U. S. whole
sale No. l and No. 2 extras, with IS
pounds minimum net weight
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Beverage Purchases

OF the 80 billion dollars hat y.
sumers spent for goods and services
in 1913, six billion dollars were ex-
pended for alcoholic beverages, the
department Of commerce revealed.
This brought expenditures for liquors
up to $46 per person, compared with
$50 in 1912 and $26 in 1899.
Despite the record expenditures
for alcoholic beverages. however.
less liquor was actually drunk, price
increases accounting for the rise.
Less than "a million gallons Of hard
liquor were consumed in 1943.
compared with SO million gallons in
1912. Wine consumption dropped be-
low the 1872 level Of ll2 million
gallons.
Total beer consumed increased
during 1913, however, chiefly be-
cause Of a rise in demand from 10
million to "A million barrels Of the
bottled type.
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EUROPE:
Hold Ground

With concentrations OF heavy en-
envy artillery pouring shells onto
their beachhead. and with strong
German armored forces stabbing in
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WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS

NationalIncome Reaches RecordHigh;
Reds Press Closer to Baltic States;
See-Saw Fight on Anzio Beachhead;
u. S. Reinforced in Admiralty Islands
EDITORS NOTE: When opinions are expressed in these columns they are those Of
WESTERN Newspaper Unions news analysts n not necessarily this newspaper'
Raleased b. WeerrN cuSnaner Innn-
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NATIONAL INCOME:
Record Level

Doomed by the war effort the ma
tional income Of the nations SO mil
lion workers scared to l42 billion
dollars in l943, with about two-thirds
Of it spent for goods and services
the department Of commerce an
nounced.
Rejecting the country's full swing
into high speed production during
1913, income increased Is billion dol
lars over 1912, but rejecting the
continued shortage Of civilian goods,
expenditures only went up Ss bill
lion dollars.
From July to March. government
spending reached 60 billion dollars,
with Sc billion dollars paid out for
the war effort. During this period.
government receipts totaled Is bill
lion dollars, leaving a deficit OF al
most IS billion dollars. Because OF
the recent fourth war loan drive.
the government had a cash balance
Of 10 billion dollars.
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One Of the very important Junction.. Of tho American Red Cross u tn:
back home. Here Red Cross Field Director John L. Barnes ueft). Of
White Plains. N. Y. gives . message to Sgt. William ]. Mcdonald. J.
Of Mamaroneck. N. Y. Picture wal made In Sicily outside a straw italian
hutch with the rear headquarters Of the list Division near Mt. Etna
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One Of the servicemen's favorite
pinup girls becomes Uncle Sans pin
girl Is Ann Sheridan does another
war chore by collecting pins, in line
with . government appeal to save
pins, which are becoming scarce.
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-03
YOUNGSTOWN
ZINUIES

Neatsizvelgiant j uniju pri-
zada valdziai netrukdyti karo
pastangQ, pastaru laiku cia la
bal tankiai iSSaukiama nelega-
liski streikai, kurie po keleta
dienu tesiasi If zymiai paker-
ia karo reikmenu gaminima.
Truscon Co. darbininkai pa
sizymejo tokiu streiku ir ke-
letas simtu darbininku atsisa
ke dirbti zymiai pakirto 3,0CC
kitu tos dirbtuves darbininku
darba.
CIO unijos virsininkas pasa
ke jog tas daugiau neatsikar-
tos, tai buve keliu "karstaGal-
viz" pasielgimas.
Politiski mitingai visur yra
rengiami ir abb partijos dide-
liai isikarsciavusios dirba; ne
stoka ir purvinimo, kaip pa.
prastai prizes rinkimus esti.
Sio miesto Lietuviai yra De,
mokratai ir jie rengiasi uz De
mokratus balsuoti, neatsizvel.
giant dalies musu spaudos at
sisukimo prizes Roosevelta.
Korespondentas isdalino per
eta sekmadieni prie Lietuviu
baznycios Frank ]. Lausche
literature" ir yra tikra vii
It's kad musu miestas nubal-
suos uz Demokrata Lausche
Ohio gubernatorius.
LRKSA 63 KIP. pirmas rude
minis balius atsibuvo Spaliu %
pavyko gerai.
Peticiju parasai pasiQsta kur
rriklauso; klebonas Kun. So
france gerai pasidarbavo, aciu
jam uz tai.
Cia rengiamasi suorganizuo-
ii BALI skyrius, ir butu ge-
raj kad tas tuoi ivyktg.- Rep.
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PENNSYLVANIJOJE
4 PITTSBURGH
Uzdarbiai Pakilo

Pittsburgho distrikte darbi-
ninku algos pakilo 2.S nuos.
tarp Balandzio 1943 ir Balan-
dzio 1914, pirma vieno meto
perioda kuriame pilnai veike
algu nustatymo programs, SUI
lyg pranesimo is U. S. Darbc
Statistiku Biuro.
Visoje salyje bendrai algos
pakilo 5.S nuos. tue laikotar-
piu. Cia pakilimas buvo men
kesnis delto kad cia buvo pa
daryta mazi pakeitimai pliene
ir laivu statybos darbininkr
algu pertvarkyme.
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PHILADELPHIA
Is LIETUVIskU REPUBLl-
KONIJ VEIkLOS

Spaliu 20, William Paschall
(Poskos) namuose ivyko vie
tos Lietuviu Republikonu Ly-
COS specials susirinkimas. Su-
sirinkime buvo pasakyta zin-
geidziu kalbu, il dalyViai buvc
pavaiSinti.
Ia organizacija vadoVauja il
kvietimus pasirase KlemensaS
Steponavicius, Petras Satins
kis, VIM. Faschall, Adv. NJ. NJ
Slikes il Frank Pukas.
Vertas patemijimo dalyka:
tai kad pasidarbaVimu Petrt
Satinskio Pennsylvanijos sostl
neje Harrisburge jau lnesta
bilius reikalaujantis lvedlm
Lietuviu Dienos, Vasario 1G
Pennsylvanijoje. Repuclikona
kandidatai pazadejo, jeigu il
bus iSrinkti, Lietuviu Dieno
ivedimas sioje valstijoje bu
tikrai ivykdytas. X. '
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ST,REIKAI

Va karineje Pennsylvanijoje
angliakasiu streikai, kuriQ te-
siasi keletas if nedirba aple
pora. tukstanciu dar3ininkQ, la
bal trukdo ANGLES gamybq.
Sustreikavus Nema>olln ka-
syklai, Greene apskrityie, iSYi-
so streiku apimtos buvo aStuo-
MOS kasyklos Pittsburgho sri
tyje.
Laivu statybos darbuose ant
Neville salos, prie Pittsburgho,
sustreikavo 800 darbininku.
Clarion dirbtuveje priklau-
sancioje Carnegie-Illinois pile
no kompanijai, sustreikave ke-
Ii masinu operatoriai iSmet3 is
darbo 400 kitu darbininku.
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V'AIKAS ISAUGINTl
L ATSIEINA $776O

Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. padare apskaiciavima kick
vidutiniai atsieina seimai iSau-
ginimas vieno vaiko nuo giml-
mo Xxi Is metu amziaus. MI
statyta kad Selma turinti III
eigu S2500 metuose vaiko is
auginimui Xxi Is m. praleidzia
$776O,
Vaikui aprengti reikalinga
iSleisti S3357, tas apima ir uz
vaika priklausoma nuomos da-
Ii ar pastoge; maistas atsiei-
Ma S2271, trecia didziausia is
laidu dalis tai transportaclJa
ir iseigos, kas apima S1126.
Me edikale prieziura nuo gimlmo
Xxi Is metu atsieina 1926.
Vienoje seimoje tos surnos
mazesnes, kitoje didesnes, bet
cia. skaitoma vidutiniai.
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III RKES IR DUMAI :
KENKSMINGIAUSI

Pittsburgho sveikatai kenks-
mingiausi dalykai yra dumai
ir su dumais susimaisius mig
la, bel ziurkes, skelbia sveika-
tos direktorius. Jeigu tai bu-
tn galima pasalinti, jeigu bu-
tn gaunama geresnis vanduo,
ir sutvarkytas visokiu iSmatQ
praSalinimas, sake, sveikatos
ir gyvenimo salygos Pittsbur-
gf e butu geresnes negu kituo-
Sc toxic dydzio miestuose.
Tyfoidas, difterija ir raupai
tapo nukovota vieSos sveikatos
pr. emonemis, bet reikalinga
dar atkaklios pastangos kovai
su dziova ir lytiskomis ligo-
mis-.
Oras Pittsburghe per aStuo-
mis- menesius nera blogas, sa-
ko toliau, bet per likusius re
turis menesius miglos, dumai
IL ziemos orc salygos bl0gos.
Apsileidimas ziurkenlis yra
kita zmoniu gyvenin1ui il net
sveIkatai kenksminga puse, 9
su tuo kovojama labai nezy
tniai.
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VERCINSKIENE Ona (zerom-
skaite), 49 metu, mire Spa
liq 3, Chicagoj. (Kedainiu
ap., Baisogalos p., Valotkc-
niu k.) Amerikoj isgyveno
20 metu.
LUKOsIUS Vincas, pusamzis,
mire Chicagoj Spaliu 4 d.
(Lieplaukio par.)
NEVASODAS Jonas, mire Sp.
pradzioj, Mahanoy City, Pa.
Amerikoj isgyveno AZ m.
zILINSKAS Petras, 48 metQ,
mire Spaliu l d., Chicagoje.
(Traku ap., Vievio p, Kra-
bijulQ KY Amerikoj isgyve-
no 80 metu.
BELECKIENE Marijona (Li-
kaite), mire Rugs. %, Brigh-
ton, Mass. (Gimus Ameriko-
je).
MESOKIS Petras, 73 M, mire
Spaliu 2, Chicagoj. pane
veto ap., Ramygalos par.)
Amerikoje isgyveno 40 me.
tu.
BRIZNA Martynas, 70 metu
mire Rugs. 27, Philadelphia
Pa.
DAUGELA Juozas, Sc m., mi
re Rugs. 2G, Philadelphia
Pa.
TEBERA Jonas, SO M, miri
Rugs. 20, Philadelphia, Pa
! MICEIKA Antanas, "a metu
mire Rugs. 80, Philadelphia
Fa.
MELNYKAS Jonas, "A metu
mire Bal. 6, Buenos Aires
Argentinoj. (Marijamp. ap.
GulbiniSkiu k)
.MEsKERYS Juozas, mire Bal
2, Buenos Aires, Argentinoj
(Panev. ap., Linkuvos par
Subaciu k.)
UOKSVA Teodoras, "A metV
mire Kovo 19, Buenos Aires
Argentinoj. (siauliu parap
MargiQ vienk.)
JUODSNUKIENE Agota, mi
re Spaliu Is, Detroit, Mich
SIURKUS Juozas, mire Spa
liu m., Detroit, Mich.
BAKSINSKAITE julie, % m
mire Spaliu 6, Chicagoj, ku
buvo ir gimus.
PALIULIS Juozas, mire Rug
sejo 25, Spring Valley, Ill.
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PRoGp SAILS
(Prisiusta is Republican
National Committee) Il /

Pirmutiniai balti zmones ku-
rie atvyko j Anerika jieskojo
cia sau progu = progu pakel-
tt save virs to laipsnio kuria-
me jie buvo laikomi Europines
klasiu sistemos.
Ar tie ateiviai buvo patys
pirmutiniai kurie atplauke lai-
WI Mayflower ar paskiausiu
laivu islipusieji Ellis Islande,
ju atvykimas Amerika buvo
tikslu rasti geresnes progas
gyventi sau ir savo vaikams.
Jie vyko j sia sail kada tiktai
galejo ir pagelbejo isauginti
Amerika tokia kokia il NUNS
zinoma progu salimi.
Jeigu kuris pasitaike buvo
batsiuvis nereiske kad jis tu-
res pasilikti 'batsiuviu If Ame-
rikoje. Neigh tas reiske kad
jo sunus negales patapti dak-
taru ar advokatu, O tik lures
jieSkoti sau progos tarp bat
siuviu.
Amerikieciai nepripa y S
priverstino darbo ir suvarZy-
mu kurie galetu priristi il prie
maSinos kur jis dirba ir apri-
botu jo uzdarbi arba alga.
Dabartiniai apsireiSkima1 ro-
do galimybes tokios ateities
Americas darbo zmonems, je
nebus atidaryta jiems progos
vel dirbti laisVose If privatlne
Sc pramonese kokiose kan pa
tiks, kuomet karas bus baig
tas.
Apie tokia Amerika mastt
musu kariaujanti vyrai, kuri'
pabaigs savo baisu darba ka
riavimo svetimose Salyse. To
kios Amerikos norim mes vi
81. 81 sails yra progu sails
Palaikykim ia tokia.
New Deal sutvertas suvar
zymas ir priesingumas laisva
pramonei grasina uztroskint
individualines progas vlsoklal
patvarkymais kurie 5 q d ie
prisaldo zmogu prize jo darb'
ir apriboja jo uzdarbio galimy
bes.
Laikas uzbaigti sia divide
simto simtmecio ledu gadyn
ir paliuosuoti Americas proga
!! pakeiciant Administrative nu
virsaus Xxi apacios Lapkrici
: 7-tOs rinkimuOse.
} Balsuokit Republican.
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Jau Tvayizona Oro
Keiiones ir kainos

Amerikos ORC linijos ruoSia-
81 pokariniam Dizriui taip rim
tai kad jau nustate If kainas
kick kastuos oru pasleklmas
kurio nors Europos miesto.
Apsirupinta jau ir kainomls
keliavimui tarp Fietu Amerl-
kos miestQ.
IS New Yorko j Londona ke-
lione inns apie II valandu, kas-
tuos S235; j Paryziu 13 valan-
du, kastuos $3.50.
IS Chicagos Londona kas-
tuos S271, kelione truks aple
Is valandu. Is Chicagos i Pa
ryziu - S268. trYks 16 valan-
du.
Galima speti kad is New
Yorko Kauna bus galima nu-
vaziuoti oru uz apie $500 II
inns apie 20 valandu laiko (cia
reikia iskaityti persedimo lal-
ka, mes tiesiog is New Yorko
i Kauna orc linijos nebus).
Lietuvon galesim skristi oru
tik jeigu Lietuva bus savlsto-
We, nepriklausoma, laisva nuo
NnlSeviku.
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DOMISI DETROIIO
ZINIOMIS - ''''

Rasytoja poete Ona Pucetai-
te man raso is Kalifornijos kad
il labai idomaujasi Detroito Ii
niomis Dirvoje. Sake, pasi-
skaicius jauciasi lyg butu ap-
lankius 81 miesta. Nesistebiu.
Detroitas yra Onutes gimtinis
micstas. il buvo maza par
vezta Lietuvon ir ten Lietuvi5-
kai iSaukleta, lanke Lietuvos
mokykla. Jau Onutes mamyte
raSinejo eilutes. Naturalu kad
il Onute taip labai pamilo Lie
tuva ir apie jq audzia savo sva-
joniu kilimus graziose eilute-
Sc. il dar jauna budama SUI
gryzo savo gimtaji Detroitq
ir tik prizes kelis metus isvykc
j sauleta Kalifornija,
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Americas SPAUDA APIE
LIETUVIU PEIICIJAS
PEREITAME KARE

Bevartant savo vyro knygas
uztikau pluosta iskarpQ is per-
eito karo metu spausdintu An
gliska kalba laikrasciQ. Tose
iskarpose aprasyta LietuviQ
dar,,ai Amerikoje del Lietuvos
laisves. Cia vienas tu strap
sniukQ:
"FREEDOM FOR LITHUANIA
cleveland Lithuanians were
circulating petitions Saturday
for signatures urging the Pea
ce Conference TO recognize and
help to maintain an indepen-
dent state Of Lithuania.
"They will be sent to Anne.
rican Delegates at the Paris
Peace Conference, DR.. J. Sc
molunas, chairman Of the Lith
uanian committee, said Satur.
day"
Mano vyras tada gyveno il
darbavOsi Clevelande.
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Nela;mes Sun1azejc

Pennsylvanijoje mirtinos ne
laim1s prie darby per Rugpju-
clio menesi sumazejo, bet pa
daugejo Siaip suzeidinai ir del
to nustoiimas darbo valandu.
Rugpjucio menesi visokiuose
darbuose valstijoje uzmusta
1O7 darbininkai; Liepos meme
81 LuvO uZmuSta 121. Lznu-
simu daugiausia pasitaike an
giles kasyklose.
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MIRIMAI
MIRE IsEIVJAI AMERIKOS LIETUVIAl
zno ap mrsus Letuvius siame skyriue talpnama dyka

SAUCIULIS Vilimas, pusam-
zis, mire Spaliu 2, ChicagoJ'
(Utenos ap., Anyksciu par,
Bikinu Ky Amerikoj lsgy-
veno 20 metus.
RUPSIENE Ona, IS M, mife
Spaliu 2, Philadelphia, Pa.
KONSTAVICIENE Natalija,
4s metu, mire Spaliu 2, Det-
roit, Mich.
JANEIKA Juozas, 70 m., MI
re Spaliu 4, Philadelphia
Pa.
NAVICKAS Juozas, mire Spa
liu 4, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
VAIVADIENE Ona, mire Spa
liu 8, Pittston, Pa.
GUSTAITIS Stasys, mire 70
Rugsejo, Hampstead, Md.
MATELIS ,Petras, mire Spa
liu 3, Baltimore, Md.
MEDzIUNIENE Ursule, mire
Rugsejo m., Seattle, Wash.
STANKEVICIUTE Marijona,
mire Spaliu M, Atlantic Cl-
ty, N. ].
KAVALIAUSKAS Pranas, DO
M, mire Spaliu 9, ChicagoJ.
(Raseiniu ap., Nemaksciu p
Smiltines KY Amerikoj IS
UyycnO As m.
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SIMTAS MAISU
MARSKINIAMS

Neabejotina kad ir dabar jie
sukrove savo Wits Amerikos
Lietuvius. Ir dabar jie tikisi
kad Amerikos Lietuviai nu-
sluostys ju asarotas axis, is
gydys ju kuno ir sielos skau-
dulius.
Dirbkim, ruoskimes kaip kas
ismanom, kas kaip CALM jien,s
pagalbos ranka istiesti = kad
ju tos taip stiprios viltys ne
apviltu juos.
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Stark County, Ohio
Balsuotojams
BalsuOkit w
w LUTHER n. ZERBE
COUNTY ENGINEER

AS tarnauju jusu apskrities in
zinierium per praeitus septynis me-
tus ir desimts menesiu, ir uz tokia
privilegija esu jums dekingas. Pa
sitikiu kad isrinksit name IL tollau,
siu metu rinkimuose, Lapkricio Z.
Turedamas inzinieriaus patyrima
per virs 35 metus praktikos, galiu
lztikrinti kad nearvIlsiu jusq pasi-
1ikejima ir toliau. Kadangl APPS
kritles Inzinieriaus vieta atsaKo-
minga, jo zinioje yra statymas til
y, Keliq, grebiu il nuobegu kanalp,
&aip lygiai il tu reikmenu taisy-
mas, todel rcikalinga zmogaus ku-
els zinotu net il kokius padejeJus
sau pasirinkti, ma 70 mano patyri-
mas ka1p tlk tame visame II yra
is praktiskos, o ne is politiskos pu-
spS
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SIMTAS MAISU
MARSKINIAMS

Malvina Smailiene nupirko
simta nuo miltq ir cnkraus
maisu, kuriuos, Verai Motuzie-
nei pagelbstint, isbaltino il
prjduos Lietuviu Drabuziu Rim
kimo komitetui. Gia, visu pa
galba, Eus siuvami marskiniai,
narskinukai Lietuvos 'karo nu-
kentejusiems.
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CHIEF JUSTICE

JUDGE WAITER r. WANAMAKER, kandida-
tas CHIEF JUSTICE Ohio valstjoje, gin1es Ko-
70 1G, 1894 rn., Akron, Ohio, sunus buvuso lei
saio r, M. Wanamaker, Ohio Supreme Court, Jis
nol-sus atsieke Akrono pradinese, ButchelI Col
lege, Ohio State Universtete ir Ohio State Law
College. Advokatura pradejo praktkuoti 1917 m.
Pereitame kare istojo savanoriu Geg IA, 1917, il
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CIO UNIJA ATMESTA

BUTLER, Pa. : American
Rolling Mills Co. dirbtuveje
atsibuvo darbininkQ balsaVl-
mas uz prisideiima prize ClO
ar ne. 81 karta jau treciu sy-
, kiu iseiles atmesta pirslmas
'CIO darbininkus atStovauti.