davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12
! !! !:


Eureka" cried Mr.. Dilworth,
Tive found him! At last we have
man who can lead the country
out of this morass of bureau
cracy and socialism"
Who's it this time, Pop?"
asked Little Luther wearily.
"Sewell Avery, son. And mark
my words, he'll go down in his
tory as the man who single
handed defied a pack of New
Dealers and saved the fair name
of private enterprise. Did you
notice how he stood up to
them?"
"I dunno" said Little Luther,
shaking his head. In the pic
ture / saw of him he was sitting
down-between two soldiers"
Luther, | don't like your
tone" his father complained. "A
man like Sewell Avery deserves
your respect and interest.
Isn't he satisfied with the in
terest on his 100000 shares in
Montgomery Ward?"
That's not the point, Luther,
Mr.. Dilworth snapped. Besides
you're forgetting that he's also
a stockholder in u. S. Gypsum,
u. S. Steel, Pullman, Armour &
Co. and Pure Oil. Why, do you
realize, son, that Mr.. Avery is
the only man in America today
who's preventing the govern
ment from taking over the cor
ner grocery store?"
HAS Mr.. Zilch begun smash
ing Unions too?" asked Little
Luther, turning pale.
mo, Luther. | was simply
using that to illustrate the great
danger the nations .little bust
nessmen are faced with from
those wild-haired revolutionaries
in Washington"
els Mr.. BiddIe letting his hair
grow, Pop?"
Never mind your SaSsineSs, .
warned Mr.. DilWorth. One of
these days the whole country
will be singing Mr.. Avery $
praises
You mean like this, Pop?
said Little Luther, singing this
song as he marched upstairs to
bed:
Oh, SeWell7 become big busi-
ness savior.
You can see it all i'm his def
ant behavior.
While BiddIe and Davis gasp
at his bravery
On busting a union he's not a
bit wavery.
He'd love TO lead us down the
road to slavery
If only we'd let him, but we
won't Mr.. Avery!
x.rs,n, a.aa
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12
Sporty
Tid-Bifs

The League of Ohio Sportsmen
is having a pamphlet prepared
of the history of the organizs-
ton. past, present and future
it will be adorned by a spe-
cial drawing by the inimitable
Ding Darling Plans have been
completed for the Ohio Conser-
walton Laboratory for teachers at
Leesville Conservancy Reservoir
it's a school in the forest"
for which enrollments are now
being received by Ollie Fink, Di-
rector, care Department of Edu-
cation, Columbus At long last
the CHEEKY message, good
weather and good fishing" re-
peated over and over, is reach
ing Conservation headquarters
Not more than 100 live min
nows may be had in possession
by fishermen at one time Sur
veys of hook and line fishing last
year indicated that, in Ohio, 90
percent of the fish were caught
on worms, minnws 20 per cent,
doughballs 10 per cent and craw-
fish 8 per cent.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12

While no game fish may be
sold in Ohio, although they may
be given away, within the legal
catch of the donors, it might be
we'll to clarity the question of
which fish may be sold.
In the Inland Fishing District
only carp, catfish, buffalo,
sheepshead, carp-suckers and
suckers may be sold in unlimited
numbers, except that catfish may
be sold i'm numbers not to eX-
ceed the two day possession limit
(4O) at any one time. In the Lake
Erie Fishing District, only com
mercial species of legal lengths
may be sold.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12
State Gives
MinnoW
information

COLUMBUS, May 8 - From
recent correspondence Lester
Bailey, Chief, Law Enforcement
Section of the Ohio Division of
Conservation and Natural Re
sources, states there seems to be
some confusion relative TO that
part of Section 1412-1 and 1414-1
of the General code of Ohio,
dealing with minnows.
Section 1927 provides for 8
S1.00 yearly propsgators' license
for the propsg CATION of live fish,
including minnows, and fish
food in private ponds for stock
ing and propa CATION purposes
only. However, if propagator
raises minnows and sells there
for bait, q $500 minnow dealer 5
license is required IN adoltlon 10
the $1.0O propsgstor's permit.
When a propsgator transports
fish TO customer, he is required
TO have his transfer receipt TO
distinguish these privately pro-
pagsted fish from all other fish.
Each year a minnow dealer is
also required TO obtain his per
NIT TO take, possess, transport,
buy, sell or deal in minnows
collected in the streams of Ohio
and in accordance with law and
the orders of the Conservation
and Natural Resources Commits
sion.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12
Public Interest
Wos Hiqh

Conservation Month i'm Ohio,
observed throughout April, and
reaching the peak on Arbor and
Bird Day, April IA, suffered no
relapse in public interest, and
especially school interest over
previous years, Notwithstanding
war conditions, according to a
Ohio Conservation heads.
Conservation Month was set
aside by proclamation of he
Governor, featuring full week s
observance in the schools. gNu-
merous organization meetings
were held, trees were planted by
the tens of thousands, and
movies and radio presentations
were numerous throughous the
State.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12
WLB Guarantees
zoe Minimum Wage

SHREVEPORT, La. (FP)-
Through the good offices of the
National War Labor Board the
1900 laundry workers of Shreye=
port are now guaranteed Mes
mum wage of not less thal,n&-n
cents an hour. Al
The 20-cent rate was unanE \
ously affirmed by the V,NeA
which decided that 20 cents %s-
hour was mot conflicting with
the wage stabilization policy of
the WLB." The old rate was 18
cents minimum, negotiated by
employers and the Laundry
workers international Union
(AFL).
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12
CIO BowIers
Refuse Money
BOWLERS REFUSE MONEY


Cy Mandy who directed the
Local II bowling leagues dur
ing the current season suggested
that this headline would draw
the attention of every Local Il
bowler. de says that he has
money for those who took part
in the headpin tournament and
that most of is unclaimed.
Those who still have prize
money for the tournament are;
Jesse Kurdys, Sophie Kaminski,
ISABELLE KonWin, Frances Kou-
werski, Leona McCroskey, Jean
Nowak, Frank Zeman, Frank
Nadolny, Bernie Kreiger, Rod
O'Dell, Bill Bottle and Glen
Poczekai.
Cheek may be obtained by
calling on Norman Meyers al
Local IL headquarters.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12

WINSTON SALEM, N. c. -
(FP)-The r. j. Reynolds Co.
signed a contract with United
Csnnery Agricultural Packing 81
Allied Workers tCIO) here, end
ing a 3-year struggle by the
10000 white and Negro workers
who make Camel cigaretts for
union conditions.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12
Anfi-Discriminotion
Pledge Given

LOS ANGELES (FP) - Gil
making United We Stand mass
meeting at the Philharmonic au-
ditorium, $500 people rose and
repeated after Movie Star Jennl-
fer Jones a pledge to refrain
from any thought, speech or ac-
ton based on prejudice or dis
elimination against race, a
creed or a class.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12
Washington
Scene
BY Travis X. Hedrick

WASHINGTON (FP) - De-
spite the whoopla of the nerv-
Gus maiden-sunts in the edito-
rial rooms of most of this ma
tons free press, there is no
immediate danger of Uncle
Sans army moving in to take
over the corner drug store.
Not only that, but the edi-
torial writers and radio com
mentstors are quite aware of
that fact.
So the situation on May 2
seems to be just this: If all
the nasty phrases and condem-
nation of the federal action in
the Montgomery Ward "seiz-
ure' were laid end to end
they'd add up to simply a
deep and abiding fear of F.
d. r. and the growing power
of labor.
One Washington columnist,
Merlo Pusey, spilled himself
into the deep end by opining
that the Ward case was Bid
dies Boomerang, claiming
the decision TO seize Wards
may hamper the making of
world peace.
Popular Fear
But the most popular fear
being engendered by the OPP
position appears to be that the
government can now step into
the neighborhood grocery and
take over it along with the
pushcart of the lowly peanut
vendor
The fact is that Montgomery
Ward isn't just an ordinary
run-of of-mine small business
operation.
Wards has had 1000, 900
worth of federal government
orders.
Wards has 30,000,000 custo-
mers.
Ward 5 has filed 10000 sp-
plicationS for WLB prioritieS.
Wards contracts for $181,-
$50 for agricultural equipment
to Great Britain under lend
lease and S1,051 126 for shoes
for distribution in liberated
territory.
Quite definitely, Wards is
involved in the war effort
up to SeWell Avery's ears.
Sewer Government
Over and above that Wards
supplies agricultural machin-
cry and tools to thousands of
farmers, and as War Food Ad-
ministrator Marvin Jones said,
any interruption in the flow OF
these tools and machinery
would curtail food production.
Involved in the war effort?
Necessary to the war effort?
Another angle that really
takes the lid off the situation
is revealed by David Law
renee, who calls the whole
business a betrayal of trust
by the administration" Law
renee is something less than a
liberal and his writing has a
high rank among the foremost
reactionaries.
The Augment
Lawrence argues, like some
newspapers, that the Ward
case is an effort to establish
the closed shop for the union.
This deliberate misconcep-
ton simply won't die. The
National War Labor Board
has explained the situation
time and again. Maintenance
of mem bership for the union,
with a voluntary 15-day es-
cape clause, during which any
worker can quit the union and
still keep his job, simply is
not remotely close to a closed
union shop.
Furthermore, there was no
Seizure. Wards is not owned
by Avery. It's ownership rests
i'm its stockholders now as IL
did before Avery was carried
out. Avery is simply a mana
ger who chose to run head
long into opposition to federal
law.
The NLRB election Is set.
That ought to tell the tale,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12
AlrWdY
Airings e

There are rumors around that
good old butter ball Joined the
"B Club. Now Mr.. Five by Five
does that "B" stand for beer?
Could be. After all it's nice 10
have something to join at your
age.
PICNIC
How many of you would like
"a picnic this summer for the
members only? Pass the word
around and if we get the major
ity in favor of tho idea, then we
can get busy and appoint COM
mittee. What say? Let's go!
Artery all we never did have d
picnic since becoming affiliated
with Local II.
Monica Rogers is back after
much needed and much de
served vacation. She visited New
York and Philadelphia with an
old friend. She is in such high
spirits, we haven't any DOUBT
as to the grand time she had
We missed you Monica and are
glad you are back.
VOTING
Last Tuesday was the day 10
vote. If you didn't vote and your
man was defeated then you have
no cause for complaint. Labor
should get out and vote more so
than ever because all you have
to do is read between the lines
in your daily paper to be con-
Vinced
Tune In wT0L Sunday II 80 P. NJ. -
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12
HiIImon Wants
Registration
Week for Voters

DETROIT, May 8 - Sidney
Hillman, chairman of the ma
tional CIO Political Action Com,
mittee, today called on govern
ors and mayors throughout the
country 10 proclaim Registration
Weeks to encourage the regis
tration of voters for the NoVem-
Der election.
In an article appearing in the
May Ammunition, official pub
lication of the Education De
psrtment of the UAW-CIO, Hill
man stated positively that it was
the plan of the Political Action
Committee to extend is influence
mo every block of every com
munity in the nation.
He warned UAW readers that
light vote has always meant a
reactionary vote and stressed the
importance of union members,
their families and friends getting
TO the polls if men are to be
elected who will be sympathetic
TO labor'S point of view.
Mr.. Hillman said in part:
There can be no political de
faults in 1914. The CIO must
organize politically from the
grass roots and, by SO doing, give
example 10 fellow Americans.
When organized we will be
strong Then we can regard the
issues and the candidates and
make the free choice of free
people. The historic decisions OF
l944 will be made by political
action from the American peo-
Pile. -
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12

NEW YORK (FP)-Leaving
no stone unturned TO help serv-
icemen vote under the state law,
the Greater New York Industrial
Union Council modified all CIO
locals and community organiza-
tons in a city-wide Ballots for
Fighters campaign.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12
The M Mho trapped
a college e0lcahon

Tommy is ten.
He lives in Mountain Lakes New
Jersey. There's lake in back of the
house, and lake in front of the
house, and between them runs gay
little brook,
Some time ago, when Tommy's
book of War. Savings Stamps wasn't
filling up fast enough, he hit upon the
idea OF getting help from some rats he
knew, So he bought some traps, and
set them in the brook for muskrats.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12

- Tune In wTOL Sunday ~:
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12

= Tun. In wTOL Sunday ~ 30 P. \
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12

: Tune In WTOL Sunday II 80
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12

- Tame In wrOL SUNDAY ~ $50 p. M.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12
WAR BONDS to Have and to Hold

This Advertisement Paid For BY "TOiedO Co
Contributed BY I29 Toledo B"si
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12

- Fun. In wroL saas.y I2.ss p
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-05-12
VOTING

: Tune In wTOL S,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-28

MAzAS PASTEBE.
JIMAS

Tevynes nr. 16, Balandzio
16 d., zineleje is Chicagos SLA
23S kuopos, komisijos kvies-
lys atsisaukia j narius prasy-
damas atydziau lankyti susi-
rinkimus. Sake kad net il
laiskais kvieciant Pildomosios
Tarybos rinkimui, is virs lOC
kuopos nariu atsilanke vos Is,
Cia kaipo SLA narys galiu
pastebeti. Musu kuopa istik-
no kaip grybas isaugo, deka p
Kaulino, kuris idejo labai daug
energijos ir darbo. Jam pri-
klauso visas kreditas. Bet jei
p. Kaulinas mano kad su ,-jo
darbo idejimu pasilieka ir vi
sas kuopos autoritetas jo Ii
nioje tas neturetu butt.
Man teko net su keliais ma
riais kalbetis, kurie atviruciu
i ia susirinkima visai negavo,
kiti sake, kan eiti, mes Kau-
linas yra nustates gaires ku-
riomis vadovautis. Eisi al
neisi tai bus kaip Kaulinas pa
sakys.
Kada buvo gautas laiskas is
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos. p.
Kaulinas ne tik nariams media
We zinoti kas tame laiske ra-
syta, bet tiesiog numeti j !
gurba. Cia jau pasirode Gri-
gaitiska atmosfera.
Paskiau, kai Americas Lie
tuviu Seimo Vykdomasis ko-
mitctas prisiunte peticijas tai
ponas Kaulinas pasielgdamas
diktatoriskai ne tik laisko ne
skate susirinkime, bet nume-
tie peticijas "gurban'. Natal,
jam Lietuvos nepriklausomyba
visai nerupi. Nejaugi toksai
Kaulinas persiene suruseJuslu
Lietuviu isgamu dvasia, kad
net SLA kuopoj ju niekdaris-
kus DARIUS varo? O. gal ir p.
Kaulinas gavo gera "senviciu'
is Maskvos uz tokius darbelius.
Kas del SLA, p. Kaulinas
pasidarbavo, bet kas del Lie
tuvos tai salin panasius parsi-
Irgi kaulinis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-28
LANKY.KIMES JAUNOSIOS
LlETUVOS BALANDzIO
80 PARENGIME

Jaunoji Lietuya, prizes ketu-
ris metus susitverus organiza-
cija, butent Vasario 2G d. 1910
metals, nusistate dirbti tauti-
Mai Lietuviska darba. Per
praeitus keturis metus daug
ka nuveike. Dabar zengdama
j penl1tus metus, jau turf sa-
vo knygyneli, kuriame yra ga
ma daug rimto turinio ir belle
tristikos knygu bel veikalu.
Siais metals nusitarta butt
mai isleisti Angliskoje kalbojc
brosiura apie Lietuva ir is
siuntineti visiems universite-
tams ir siaip zymiems Ameri-
kos zmonems bel knygynams.
Tas darbas dalinai pradetas ir
greitu laiku bus uzbaigtas.
Dabar pazvelgkime kas su
siuo parengimu surista. Kada
ivyko Amerikos Lietuviu Sci
mas New Yorke, Vasario So,
Jaunaja Lietuva atstovavo net
trys delegatai.
Tame seine nutarta begyje
Vasario 16 Xxi Balandzio 80 is
parduoti Karo BonQ uz penkis
milijonus dolariu. Su Balan-
dzio 30 Sis vajus pasekmingai
pasibaigia ir bus atsizymetas
tam tikromis ceremonijomis,
dalyvaujant Treasury Depart
mento, Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajun-
gos ir kittens atstovams.
Uzbaigiant 81 vaju bus pra-
dedamas vajus rinkimo milijo-
no parasu ant Peticijos Prezi-
dentui Rooseveltui, prasant
uztarti Lietuvos nepriklauso-
mybe. Tos Peticijos pirma
'karta pasirodys oficialiai Chi
cagos publikai. Kiekvienas at
silankiusis gales gauti tokia
peticija ir rinkdamas parasus
nuo Americas pilieciu prisides
prize kovojimo uz Lietuyos ne
priklausomybe.
Su- Balandzio : menesiu suei-
ma l6 metu kai pirma karta
pasir ode Margutis-kvieslys.
Nereikia aiskinti, kiekvienas
Lietuvis zino ka Marquis nu-
veike per tuos 16 metQ dirbda-
mas tautini- -Lietuviska darba
ir skleisdamas liaudies daina.
Todel siame vakare' pagerbsi-
i Z .
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-28
PHILADELPHIA
HAS YRA LIETUVISkAS
! KOMuNISTAS?

Philadelphijoje yra keliolika
Lietuvisku komunistq, kurie
yisu atsidavimu slaptai ir vie
Sal veikia svetimai valstybei.
Is kur jie atsirado ir kodel jie
taip aklai tarnauja amziniems
Lietuviu engajamsl R,1sams?
zmones visaip apie tuos is
gamas kalba. Yra isva du kad
seniau, kaip zinome, kai po
Lietuvos zemele maiseSi Mas
koliai zandarai, valsciuose ras-
tininkeliai, kailiadirbiai ir XII
toki praejunai, tai gal kaip tik
nuo anu laiku sic Lietuvii5ki
iSgamOs komunisteliai. kaip
nors is geros valios ar pre-
varta. tapo burliokais, igauoa-
mi Rusisko kraujo, svetinC
proto ir energijos, if todel jie
taip lanksciai seka tu Azijatu
pedomis. Kas, tik yra Rusis-
ka tas jiems malonu.
Be to, is ju dabartiniu pasi-
elgimu jauciamas Rusiskas ka-
capiSkas ziaurumas. kerstingu-
mas. Kai kurie net turi. slyk-
Scia burliOko zandaro iSvaizda.
Xiii panasus j anu laiku walls
ciu Ruskius rastininkelius, ku-
rie nors visai mazai moka, bet
turi palinkimo rasyti. IA if
Nisaip bjauriai Lietuvius ME
kina komunistu kacapu-Gruzi-
nu apmokamame popiergaly e.
Dabar jie uzsimojo valdyti
Philadelphijos Lietuvius if su-
kurtas turtingas organizacljas.
Nerziasi j valdybas ir savotis-
kai seilnininkauja. Tie komu-
nistines pavietres nuodingi
perai saukia ekstra susirinki-
mus, keicia klubu istatus, duo
ola Lietuviams dabartiniu ko-
munistu Ruskiu isakymus, If
tt, Liepia pinigus, drapanas
il kitoki turta skubiai atiduo-
ii del Russian Relief, kad su
ia nagalba greiciau komunis-
tai ateje Lietuva galetQ Lie
tuvilss 5 ispjauti. Ia ne sykl
vra pareiske zodziu if spaudo-
je tie Lietuviski benkartai.
IStremtasiS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-28
WATERBURY,, CT.
PENkIU MILIJONV DOLA.
RIU KARO RONU VAJUS

Waterburio Lietuviu Penkiu
MilijonQ Karo Bonu Vajaus
komitetas sdeda visas pastan-
gas kad parduoti karo bonu
kuodaugiausia. Komitetas at
sikreipe i bankus, pasta ir XII
tas vietas kur tik karo bonus
parduoda, prasant pagalbos.
Prize to, komitetas paskyre
iris dienas: Balandzio 27-28-
20 dienomis Victory House"
nuo 10 val. ryto Xxi 7 val. va
kare, viesai parduoti karo bo-
nus Lietuviams ir publikai.
Nors tas darbas nelengvas
bet neapsakomai svarbus, ir
turf butt atliktas kuogeriau-
sia.
Brangus Lietuviai, gal cia
neispultu priminti tas liudnas
naujienas kurias' kasdien mes
girdime, kad vieno sunus zuvo
karo lauke, antro brolis arba
kaimynas, trecios vyras, il IT,,
ir kuo toliau tue dazniau Sic
liudni praneSimai atsikartoja,
tat mes kurie ramiose aplinky-
bese gyvename, turetume jau-
sits kad mus neapsunkins nu-
sipirkimas vieno ekstra koro
bono, tas ekstra bonas gall
isgelbeti jusu mylimiausio su-
naus ar dukters gyvasti. Ne
bandykime pasiteisinti nusi-
skusdami taksavimais ir kitais
gyvenimo sunkumais, mes mes
palyginus su tu musu kareiviu
gyvenimu karo fronte esame
kaip rojuje, pavalge ir ramiai
lSllSeJe.
Todel prisidekit, nusipirkite
nors viena ekstra karo bona
dabar Shame $5,O0O,00O Bonu
vajuje. Ateikit Victory
House" Balandzio 27-28-29 ir
pirkite ekstra bonus, arba ku-
rie esat pirke dirbtuvese tarp
Vasario 16 ir Balandzio 80, at
eikit ir uzsiregistruokit, ko-
mitetas gaus uz tai kredita.
Arba ateikit uz uzregistruo-
kit pas Karo Bonu Komiteta :
Jonas Tareila, Jacob Treciokas,
John Klikna, Petras Stepona-
vicius, Izabele Krugeliene, An
tanina Colney, Charles Stri-
ckulis, DR.. M. J. Colney.
Komitetas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-28
ANSONIJOS MOTERYS PRA
LENkE KITAS

Nors Ansonijos Lietuviu ko-
lonija nera skaitlinga, bet ten
randasi geru veikeju. Pavyz-
dziui, New Yorko seine buvo
nutarta organizuoti KareiviQ
Motinu, Seseru ir zmonQ kuo-
pas. sio kuopu tikslas rupintis
kareiviu reikalais, pasiusti do
vaneliu, kai jie grys namon
JUGS tinkamai priimti, ir tt.
stai Bal. 2 d. sv. Antano pa
rapijos saleje susirinllo apie
80 moteru ir suorganizavusios
tokia kuopa, isrinko valdyba I:
Pirm. - Anna Ceplinskiene
Vice pirm. - Barbora Bara-
nauskiene ir Marijona Janus
keviciene;
Fin. rast. - Marijona Balco
Uzrasu rastin. - Veronica
Barstiene,
Izdininke Marijona Ra-
dzeviciene, jos padejeja Anna
Valoniene.
Taigi garbe Ansonijos mo-
TERMS uz jq darbstuma. Nors
yra daug ir didesniu Lietuviu
kolonijq, bet ten motereles Wis
dar saldziai MEGA Ar jos ne
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-28
PENNSYLVANIJOJE
PITTSBURGH
Pennsylvania Rernia
Roosevetla If
Dewey

Balandzio 25 d. nominaciju
balsavimuose P n sylvanijos
Republikonai parode dideli pa
linkima j New Yorko valstijos
gubernatoriu Thomas E. De
Mey kaipo kandidata j prezi-
dentus. Isrodo kad 20 sios
Nalstijos delegatu kurie vyks
{ Republikonu partijos konven-
rija galutinam nominavimui
kandidato laikysis uz Dewey.
Demokratu nominacijose di-
dele dauguma balsu atiduota
w Prezidenta Roosevelta, il
tik jo vieno vardas buvo sara
Be.
Republikonai balsavo uz De-
Ney, Martin, Gen. Macarthur
PREF. Roosevelta, Bricker. LIT
Com. Stassen ir Willkie.
Tuo tarpu, prizes kelias die
mas Wilkes-Barre, Pa, lvyku
sioje metineje Penna Darbt
Federacijos konvencijoje Pre-
kidentas Roosevelt gavo uzgy
Tima ketvirtam terlninui ir nu
tarta net draftuoti~ j jeigu jis
atsisakytu kandidatuoti.
Skelbiama kad Xxi siol jar
hpie 65O,OOO organizuctu dar.
bininku Pennsylvanijoje pasl-
kadeje remit Prezidenta Roo
sevelta Lapkricio 7 rinkir9uo-
Sc.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-28

SVARBUS VEIKEJU SUSI.
RINIxIMAS. Sekmadieni, Ba-
landzio %, Lietuvip Muzikalio
NamO viename kambaryje ivy
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-28

Charles Evans Hughers ir
10 zmona lake pasivaikScioji-
mo Washingtone, pc sugryzi-
mo is Arizonos, kur praleido
ziema. Hughes jau 80 metu
amziaus. Jis buvo kandidatas
j prezidentus prize Prezidenta
Wilsona pereito karo metu,
bet nelaimejo. Veliau buvo
paskirtas Vyriausiu Teiseju S.
Y. Auksciausiame teisme. Del
senatves is teisejo vietos atsi-
statydino 1941 metals.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-28

CHICAGO, Ill. zymus
Lietuviq veikejas, ADV. Anita.
mas A. Oils, Balandzio II no.
minaciju balsavimuose laime.
jo nominacijas j Chicagos Mu-
nicipal (miesto) Teisma teise-
ju. Chicagoje darosi stiprus
Lietuviu komitetas paremti jo
kandidatlra, kad ADV. Anita,
mas A. sOlis butu isrinktas tel
seju generaliniuose balsavi-
muose..~