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tAeTlNc JIG fN EunopE

LA&TaHG FAACt II EUhOPE
q sb aftermath 70 n present
unnies will be = hard thing e.
6hfeve. Dr Jolsu Ismswrt haeaI
80 menhirs 81 ihe PaseaRnuls
Rotary rhab Il the luncheon
meesins lhs @esk a. keal we.
hsliesx. Is rishs We uai So
aes aafs itfp ne~
spheres ~ influence. re- nstsnxs
1ineA ntat ile oia sagTx q
religious mtoiersnce. fsesai ~
ned ard prrsSares will
rFevnff II W. Eastern Seabosrn
81 ouf uuhe3 Stairs am pnfsea
wslh nas Is m1asns including
n republics afn Wfaf
hase ytu each wfsh ils nsVn M
eHare tfsaitfonx mediam - ex
change. iafiff bofdefs. uaditsons
as bnllUn nssea6 81 ~
4 states we have wr believe thef
wt waodld mt ssay n peaee long
with enrh uslser HoW. then can
~ expect natson& tn Europe q
lser pnareably uraef tleen cnn
dliin1s A international poIlceI
fNn b fnt ihe answer a fri
easion & Fufxwean states msghi
BIT ne srhsevinf 81 sach
: edesasI1r wrnn be : Iehg hard
ri tcFsofcaas Rad
PARKED AuToMoBIl-Es ire
aasnilx iace paseaecula pass
80 buses q siop n The niodls q
sonse n ihe ulain streets Al tise
height of the traffic rush in n
deT b take on q discharge p
unEMx Serus IKE IS aosla b
; eeod aea fu ~ cts govern
msii - establish haas genes a
anFHe q the htsaer rorneFR i
weuh e~lEniusie ; dangerous ifaf
IL hazard ani y me Sanle tsn1e
hsip 80 speed ur traffic
GOVERNOR BAfLEYs viKnr
Gus pushing % the Balance Agri
ealisErt wIsh Industry program i
ineonsrueas " vleW q as iaek
u ENTHUSIASM f. . WeekmHen
Compensation Hx recently Kill
= 81 tn state senate Io4 another
twn years Such : isN IS : vital
Factor r bringing industries 4
en- stsEs ard protecting both als
mda1friss alrssds here and TIE
workers eenploxe We believe
fhst those ssnasas responsible r.
the kiliink q Ire blu VII feel tie
WEIGHT 81 public npsntan. whlh
overwhelmingly n ias4s 81 the
hW Soch being Hae csw. maybe
tao yeafs from nov eaf ieg1h
t0se viii see IS 70 make Miskis
snsa he ssth state 10 lake the
step
wE SEE WHERE A cAEDi.
DATE - msvof So 81 Cantor
rs - ~ earpaiYn efs s eoos
= VeFv kitchen such optimism
81 least merits passing attention
80 we - air< tnat # m56 can
didafe aum b. alecie the fni
freni u TINS eampsiEn promise
al gfse 8 Tremendous impetus
T. the alisnuf effort With The
death struggle n whieh Ne zre
eneafeaza
ONE Law BEING PASSED b
or legislators WliI Ne Believe
flHa iaes 10 fAe minds 81 Re
49, msalonty = Jackson county
citizens The lsN proposes -
Hzohibis fie sale q bem between
ne hours u nlinaiEht ard : q n
saeh . iaw vigorously ENFORCED
I'll clean ID lae few dives thai
sfin mIen Hn eaanty He knoN
ne lau NiII mel fhe immediate
suproval 81 Sheriff Newman who
hsk gone such q lcas Way u
cleaning - tree divez in h8z
fes short months ln offiea
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Corporal HeEald Kafkvood F4nas
England Interesting

- Haaa
paisas G.
~ EzEsHa 81
EHHzHHd So
am
the Hade HHR
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Esioqia vas 8 Russian province
10 more than ~ centuries b
loze Il Naz gieen - indeaendeaee
az1er Word Wa4I
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listed IN the Navy one week ago.
Before that time he was employ
&c At Ingalls, Shipyara
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FIRST SERGEANT SIMON.
ETTE J. OF caap
Gordon Ore whe hss beer
VISITING home for Inc hrs TINE
~ sever years Sgt -
ehouhze. whe divided his vlsli
between his mother MrA St.
julien Laekeusse - Der rome
on Kenneth street Il psseasou.
Ia. end his eldest brother Jules
or Telepheus road sas noe ra.
turned &c Camp AdslE wasre
he haz been stauane1 iof ne
PEST Is months Re has sssn
IN tbs army foF Hfe years.
While OF rs htseeu=aav faf.
louuh he and has brother WIu
visit relatives in kss Orleans
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f4len4zs 81 Enan e. kan ~
knssn a. - o siu -
a.easted - leaHa b. - has
sa traaaenea faaa fae JACK
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PVT. WILLIAMS RICHARD
MAXI better known 10 his
friends e. ELL After Undue
ten Maxi was sent 10 Anti Air
craft Searchlsehf division for
Ms basic gss=saq Al the end
of this period Re wss chosen
from his battalion 70 enter
Compton Junior College TO fur.
fha hls special training. Fol
lowing > week there q inten
sive training and stpdYine he
was again honored hy selection
from among msnyaer esndi-
aataes. 10 snferE axr-
Of Southern ~
my Eselslizsa training
rhis provea te BE- >
ebasic engineering eourss
whe Is noH awaiting fur
orders wss an outstanding
Zdeut and athlete Al he huf
~ sehosl and later finished his
Zsladies At the Mods Point High
school where he was : tins sta.
dent snd starred IN basketball
and baseball. He Is ire son Of
Ers Ola Maxi q HaElsY.
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ara rcenf II TIE mcr
~. - weuaeC6 - fhis
- - - iaen wounds
,,- AWar Department ne
- would seem T. m
49, 5 mans ehaues are
Awies a. god in thh esr
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every payday.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-15
PADEKA

Suomi reiskiame savo pade-
ka items kurie kuo nors prisi-
dejo prie laidotuviu musQ EMO
nos ir motinos, Onos Lutkus,
kuri mire Gruodzio /, palaido-
ia 6 d.
Dekojame Kun. Vilkutaiciul
uz pamaldas, taipgi Kun. Bar
It's ir Kun. Ivanauskui, ir uz
lankyma los ligonineje. Aciu
n. A. Wilkeliui uz jo prielan-
ku patarnavima palaidojime.
Toliau, aciu visiems gini-
mems, draugams il kaimynams
NJ aukas misioms If w pul-
kias geles sermenims.
Laidotuvems buVo atsilanke
gimines Jonas Draunis is Ia
maqua, Pa. ir Kazys Draunls
is Girardville. Pa.
Matausas Lutkus ir Selma
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kOMARAS NUGALEJO
liz GANSONA

Gruodzio II atsibuvo suren-
Gtos lmtyn6s Public Audito-
riume, kuriose 81 karta susi-
kibo du Lietuviai - pats pro
moteris Jack Ganson il Juozas
kon7aras. Tai buVo Saltas. au-
dringas yakaras, ir todel Ko-
rnaras sake, jam toks oras
kaip tik i sVeikata = jis savo
bosa Gansona sulamde 10
minutu laiko.
Jack Ganson per visa vasara
em6si vakarinese valstijose,
guldydamas l1itus stipruolius,
let rrieS musu Juoza jis ne
2tsilaike.
Svarbiausias imtikas 81 va
kara buvo nauias, dar niekad
nematytas jaunas smarkuolis,
Cliff Gustafson. kuris parito
seniau pragarsejusi Leo NJ
ma, Suomi stipruoli.
Buvo ir kitos dvi poros ge-
~ imtiku.
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VERTA APIE TAI
PAGALVOTI

sventes tik uz keliu dienu.
Su jomis uzeina ir pasismagi-
nimo laikas. IS practices pa
tyrimu policija Zinc kad per
sventes padaugeja automobiliu
nelaimes. Todel tai paskutines
trys savaites Gruodzio menesi
yra pats pavojingiausias lai-
kas motoristams ir pekstiems.
siuo kritisku laikotarpiu da-
sideda prie pavoju dar snie-
gas, ledai ir slidus keliai. Sios
ORC salygos dikciai prisideda
prie nelaimiu padidinimo. Pa
veizdan, automobiliui vaziuo-
janciam 20 myliu greitumu ant
slidzios gatves ina virS $50
pedu sustoti nuo to kai uzde-
DANA stabdziai. Tas isdalies
paaiskina kodel daug sunkiau
butt atsargiu vazinetoju ir sau-
giu peksciuoju ziemos metu.
Tokiais atvejais, reikalinga
yra vaziuoti "ekstra" atsar-
giai - vaziuoti blaivai - ir
vaziuoti atsizvelgiant j orc sa-
lygas. Tokis atsargumas pa
daro skirtuna tarp saugaus ir
ravoiingo vaziavimo. Prisilai-
llykit stu patarimu ateinan-
ciomis savaitemis.
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GAUSIT PINLGU is
E. O. GAS co.

The East Ohio Gas Compa
ny ismokes visiems gaso nau-
dotojams uz praeitus pora me-
tn pervirs paimtus pinigus uz
CASA, bendroie sumoia apie
du n1ilijonu dolariQ.
Miesto valdyba laimejo by
Ia prizes gaso kompanija, kuri
tuvo rasta perbrangiai imanti
w CASA. ir galutiniu Ohio Pub
lie Utilities komisijos sprendi-
mu lures atmoketi pervirsi
pradedant nuo Birz. 80, 1912.
Case kompanija eme po SIC
uz 1000 kubisku pedQ, jai pri-
pazinta teisa init tik apie 63c.
Kompanija skubina ismoketi
cekius prizes Kaledas. Cekiai
tus atsiusti i namus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-15
DAUG DALYVAVO
KNYGOS DEDIKA-
CIJOJE

Skaitlinga minia Lietuvir
dalyvavo sv. Jurgio parapijos
saleje pereita sekmadieni, de.
dikavimo ceremonijose Cleve-
lando Lietuviu Garbes Knygos
kurioje surasomi Americas ka-
rineje tarnyboje esanti Lietu-
vial vaikinai ir merginos.
Programa atidare ir vede
American Lithuanian War Ac-
tivity komiteto pirmininkas J.
K. Venslovas. Jaunameciu pa
rapijos choras, klebonui Kun.
V. G.. Vilkutaiciui akompanuo-
jant, sugiedojo Amerikos If
Lietuvos himnus.
Kalbas sake P. P. Muliolis ir
Kun. Vilkutaitis.
Klebono kalba ypac buvo IA
bal svarbi kad jis ragino Lie
tuvius, kuriu tick mazai yra,
laikytis vienybes, dirbti isvien
savo tautos lahui. netrukdyti
vieni kittens, kaip pas Lietu-
vius yra priimta.
Paaiskino placiau ir apie
ruosiama Didziajame CleveIan-
de ruby vaiu, prizadeio para
pijos mokykloje patalpas tu
rubu sude.iimui, kur jie bus
surusiuoti ir issiusti ] centra-
lini sandeli Brooklyn, n. Y.
Kitas kalbetoias buvo Ame-
rikos kariuomenes sarzentas,
kuris apsake kaip Amerikie-
ciai kariauja su Japonais Pa
cifike, ir ragi-, pirkti bonus.
Buvo atsilankes ir vienas
Lietuvis karys. Kuncajtis.
Po programo buvo pardavi-
naiama karo "onai, priimama
kareiviu vardai ta Garbes
Knyga, ir tesesi kortavimas.
ReD.
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AUGA FONDAS

Rubp persiuntimas, supaka-
vlmas II kiti dalykai sudarys
tam tikrus kastus. Tam tiks-
!ul komitetas augina fonda -
Jane iau yra apie $50. Kas
gall prasomi paaukoti ir dola
II kit2 tam fondui.
Fondas prad6ta su kortavi-
mo vakareliu PIP. KarpiQ ma
muose GruOdzio 10, ir Lietuviu
MoterQ Ratelis paaukojo $40.
Gruodzio II, savo rezidenci-
Jole Sio fondo naudai rengia
leliQ paroda Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
+. Bartshe, 2466 bennington
Road, Cleveland Heights. Jie
yra AmerikieCiai Lietuviu ge-
RI prieteIiai. Parodos pamaty-
mui auka bus 81 arba daugiau.
Uzkvleciami if LietuViai tarp
3 If ; val. po pietu.
BALI skyrius rangia korta-
Vino Vakara Lietuviu salaie,
sestadieni, Sausio l3.
Taipgi rongs kortayima sa
20 namu0se Dr. ziuriai, diena
BUS pranesta yoliau.
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RUBU VAJAUS WEI.
kEJU SUSIRINKI-
MAS

Dldzlajame Clevelande ru-
by vajus Lietuvos nukenteiu-
stems jau suorganizuotas If
prasides Gruodzio 26. tests Xxi
Sausio 2.
VIsi gerOs valios Lietuviai
prason1i duoti savo atliekamus
rubus, If gauti is savo kaimv-
nq, o paskiau pristatyti i CEN
trallne vieta, sv. Jurgio para
pijos mokykla.
Apsisaugokit, betgi, neduo-
kit bolSevikams. kurie gall pas
Jus lysti ir prasyti rubu varde
Lietuviu.
Sis vaius apims platu Cleve-
landa, apie il raSys visi laik-
raSciai ir skelbs radio. Rubus
duoda If duos Amerikonai ir
xiii. Bet iie pristatvs i pazy-
metas vietas arba musn EMO
nes nuvyks is .iu paimti. taiD
tai apsiSaugoiama kad bolSevi-
kai nepaorobtu.
Abi LietuviQ narapiios hai-
@e savo rubu rinkimo vaius,
bet liko dar daue Lietuviu ku-
rie savo rubns neatidave. Pa
darvkit ta dahar pristatvdami
j DIVA arba ! paraniios sales.
Amerikonams bus irgi nuro-
dvta vietos kur rutus prista~
tvti.
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SUSIRINKIMAS

American Lithuanian War
Activity Komiteto menesinis
susirinkimas bus laikomas an
tradienio vakare, Gruodzio 19.
nuo 8 VAL, Lietuviu saleje. vi
81 vietiniai Lietuviai yra kvie
ciami ateiti ir kurie dar nera
nariais prisirasyti. Bus isduo-
ia raportai is praejusio paren-
gimo ir apkalbama ateities vel
Xmas. J. X. Venslovas.
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lishman to accept the idea that
Russian demands are reasonable
and the attitude Of the exiled Gov
ernment untenable".
LITHUANIANS, however, never
performed any anti-Soviet actions.
They refused to join Germany in
the attack on Poland, as Berlin ur-
ged them to do, and Soviet Russia
did. Therefore, it seems, the case
of the Baltic States should be en-
tirely dissociated not only in the
minds of "the average English
man" but also in the mind of the
British Government from the case
of Poland and her boundaries.
1T WAS made clear that the
United States dissociated itself
from the British interference in
Italian internal affairs, when Lon
don vetoed the selection of Count
Sforza as Foreign Minister. This
complete abstention of Americans
has alarmed the Italians and pro-
baby all other countries in liberia
ted Europe. 1t is being asked
wheter the United States is again
going to wash it's hands of Euro
pean affairs as it did after the
World War l. This would be sad
for small countries, like Lithuania.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-15
(Continued)

i. A number of Lithuanian societies
existed in Prussian Lithuania, such
as Brute, founded in Tilsit in
1885, and the "Litauische Litera-
tische Gesellschaft', founded in
1886 under the leadership of j.
Bezzenberger. Valuable material
about the Lithuanian language ap-
peared in publications of the latter
societies.
Vydunas, author philosopher, of
Tilsit, Martynas Jankus and nu-
merous others did much tc UNFOLD
Lithuanian national consciousness
in Prussian Lithuania.
The linguistic boundaries of Prus-
sian Lithuania in more recent times
are generally accepted as those out
lined in Professor Kurscnat's in
PRODUCTION to Goammatik del Litau-
ischen Sprache (lS76), which says
that Lithuanian is still spoken in
the northern parts of Prussia, name
ly, in and near the vicinity Of the
towns Of Labguva (Labiau), Klaipe-
da (MemeD, Tilze (TiIsit), Ragai-
ne (Ragnitl, Pilkalnis {Pilkallen), J,
Stalupenai (Stalupoenen), Darlsiemis
(Darkehmen). Isrutis Insterburg), j,
and Goldape (Goldapen)."
Toward the end of World War I,
w. Lutoslawski, illustrating the
Lithuanian characted of East Prus-
sia, wrote in the book East Prussia.
published by the Polish Commission
Of Work preparatory to the Peace
Conference of 1919:
''H East Prussia remains indepen-
dent, the Junkers will very likely
emigrate and the people, after a
few generations, will ask for the
alliance of East Prussia with Po-
land or Lithuania'' (p. 16).
Claimed by Lithuania
In memorandum presented to
the Paris Peace Conference. Prus-
sian Lithuania was claimed for
Lithuania by Augustinas Voldema-
ras, chairman of the Lithuanian
Delegation. The same claim was
presented in various publications,
among them The Boundaries of
Lithuania. by ]. Zilius. member of
that delegation, in which he says
that, "to the great regret and dis
appointment of the entire Lithu
anian nation. Lithuanian claims
to Prussian Lithuania have not
been satisfied.
According to the Lithuanian Ma.
tional Council in the United States
(see independence for the Lithu-
anian Nation, 1918, u S. Senate
Document No. 305):
''The Lithuanlans never cc?ucs-
ced in their severance from Prus-
sian Iithuania, but, to the contrary,
persisted in their demands for its
annexation -.
"Granting the boundaries indi
Gated by Prof. Kurschat, the piece
of territory which should for. every
reason be returned to Lithuania
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SUSIRINKIMAS

Antradienio vakare, Gruod.
10. P. P. MuliOlio ofise atsibus
viSu tn kurie nori rrie rubu
'nvezinlo pasidarhuoti susirin-
kin1as. Pradzia 8 val. vakare,
Gr'odzio' 10.
Kas gall maSinom naSitar-
ranti iSve5io+i ruhan1s dazes ir
ruhus parve5ti praSomi ateiti
j &i s''sirinkima, antra$u 66o6
Superior ave.
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eSNIEGAS U:klup0 ir

eSNIEGAS v:lilupo ir Gle
veIanda, nors orc biuras tik-
rino kad ia didzioji puga kuri
is siauras vakaru uzeina, Gle
velanda lies tik menkai.
,Prisnigo apie puse pedos gl-
lumo sniego, sutramde trafika.
sioje pugoje Ohio valstijoje
sutiko mirti apie 10 asmenu.
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ANGLES PERVEZIMAS

Numatvta Gin metu sezonu
Didziaisiais Ezerais pervezti
apie 55 milijonns tonu minks-
tos ANGLES Pernai perveZta
81, 1894, 1000 tonu.
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ATSIZYMEJO

Dirvos skaitytojai Feliksas
ir Sofia Mudrauskai gavo Ii
MIA nuo savo sunaus, Aviation
Machinist Mate Alfonso Mud
rausko. Pacifiko salose kad jis
aptureio atszymejimQ nuo pa
ties Admirolo Nimitz.
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Skelbirnai Dirvoje
soc uz viena karta
iris kartus uE S1.0O

Smulkqs skelbimai Dirvoje,
kaip tai namu pardavimas, is
nuomavimas, kambariai, pa
jieskojimas giminiu, talpina-
ma SOC az viena karta, iris
kartus uz $1.O0. Priduokit
gatavai parasyta.
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1945 KALENDORIAI
JAU GATAVI

Jau galit gauti savo 1915
metu sienini kalendoriu, kurl
Dirva duoda visiems skaityto-
jams uzsimokantiems prenu-
merata.
Dirvos ofisas atdaras vaka-
rails Xxi 8 val.
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ISVAZIAVO

Margaret Galkauskas, nuo
1925 E.. 65th ST., pirmadieni
isvaziavo Los Angeles, Cal.
Ten tikisi susieiti su Lietu-
Viais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-15
THE PERYSCOPE
BY SARUNAS.

VIEWING from London the un-
abated political unrest sweeping the
liberated countries of Europe, John
MacCormac of the New York Times
says, Europe is having trouble
finding her feet again. The people
seem to be "clinging to the rock of
nationalism, but many other hold
fasts are swept away.
Lithuanians expect this same
rock of nationalism will, finally.
save their nation and help it stand
again on strong feet after the cruel
buffeting by brutal Soviet and Ma
ri occupations.
ASSOCIATED Press reports from
Washington that the last of the
five of Doolittle's Tokyo raiders
interned in Soviet Russia after the
raid, escaped across the Soviet bor-
der into Iran. A Lithuanian from
kenosha, Wis, technical sergeant
Theodore H. Laban, escaped some
time previously, and now is back
in service
RAYMOND Daniell reports to
the New York Times from London:
The absorption of the Baltic Sta
tes by the Soviet Union and the
partition of Poland were not at
first easy for the average English
man to swallow, although the Gov
eminent recognized their inevitabi-
lity. The recent behavior Of the
exiled Polish Government in Lon
don, however, has made it some.
what easier fer the ordinary Eng
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.PAGELBEDAMAS
KITAM GELRSTI
PATS SAU

Dabar eina vajus sestos
u. S. Karo Paskolos bonu
pardavimo. Bonds yra tai
taupymas ir uz JUGS Ame-
rikos valdzia moka nuosim-
cius.
Skolindamas savo pini-
gus valdziai gelbsti Ame-
rikai laimeti kara.
Prisiejus laikui ir pinigQ
reikalui, atgausi savo pa
skola SUI nuosimciais.
Lietuviu Bankas yra val
diska istaiga War Bonds
pardavimui. Cia gait pir-
xii bonds uz kick tik kas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-12-15

sTRAFIKO nelaimese nuo
pradzios metu Isl Gruodzio II
Clevelande uzmuSta sc asme-
DyS.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
Protection
(ContInued from Page u

verbal request for a permit for
water and license 10 sell non
intoxicating beverages at the club
The applications have been filed
with the village commission, ac-
cording 10 Harold ]. Walden. one OF
the owners. but because OF opposi-
ton by whites in the vicinity OF the
club. the permits have not been
granted.
On learning OF the threats which
had been made. Walden and his
associates sent the following tele-
gram 10 Gov. Kelly:
I'VE have received information
from responsible officials OF the viii
lage that the safety OF those who
appear before the Commission 10
seek the application cannot be as
sured by local authorities. Threats
have also been openly made 10 pre-
vent. by force II necessary, the use
OF Blossom Heath by our club. We
urge you 10 take steps necessary 10
assure the safety OF those who ap-
pear al the Tuesday meeting and
the safety Of persons and property
OF club members"
Thomas A. Kenney, legal advisor
10 the governor. in answering the
telegram Monday. said the "execu-
tive office has communicated with
Commissioner Orlander. Michigan
State Police, who will contact local
enforcing agencies. All steps neces-
sary in the premises will be taken
to assure safety OF all persons in
attendance at the meeting"
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3 Men Facing
Extradition To
Southern States

Two men who are alleged to have
escaped from prison camps in
Georgia, and another who is under
indictment in Mississippi face re-
turn to the southern states
Willie Frank Chambers. %, 4248
Hastings street, who is alleged to
have escaped from a prison at Reed
Vile, Ga. while serving a term for
safe robbery. and Robert Brown,
38, 1910 w. Kirby, alias Nathaniel
Askew, who escaped from the
County Public Works camp at Car
rollton. Ga, while serving a seven
10 10-year term for robbery, are
held on extradition warrants.
B. j. Holiday, 20. 4748 Hastings.
appeared before Recorders Court
Judge John p. Scallen. Tuesday. as
a fugitive from a grand jury indict-
ment in Aberdeen, Miss. where he
is alleged to set fire to a house in
l94l. TIE court granted him "a
hours to get an attorney to answer
the charge.
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Issues
CONTINUED from Page u

afternoon session, definite sugges-
.tions were made as to how the vari-
Gus groups represented would 60
about getting their followers to
register and vote according to the
needs Of the nation as a whole.
While there was much agitation
to support Roosevelt and endorse
him as a candidate for the coming
presidential election, the point OF
the conference was kept and the
non-partisan character OF the meet
ing was maintained.
Delegates from the local labor
unions and various civic and re-
ligious groups of the state amounted
to a representation Of 100000 per-
sons who would be affected by the
measures agreed upon.
In the final meeting Sunday at
the Ebenezer AN. f. church DR.. Al
fred NJ. Lee of Wayne university,
and Mort Furey Of the CIO stressed
the need for action now TO guaran-
tee that the forces Of liberalism
will triumph over the forces OF
fascism and reaction in Michigan
and the United States in general.
Poth stressed the need for remoV-
ing certain public officials who have
ehown by their records that they
are not in favor Of progress and
that the issues with which the con-
'erence has interested itself have
been ignored by them.
Will Set Pattern
DR.. Arthur Huff Fauset. president
OF the United Peoples Action Com
mittee of Philadelphia. in the main
address Of the evening declared that
the 1914 elections in the United
States will set the pattern for China,
Mexico. India and Africa, and that
these countries are watching to see
wha; the people of the United States
are going to do.
In land OF plenty" Faucet
said. there should be plenty for
all and it is up TO the people OF
the country to see TO il that it will
not become plenty for the few.
, The times are getting critical and
we must mobilize our forces 10 meet
the forces Of reaction who have al
ready mobilized,' he said.
Faucet said further that the idea
/ that all things will come in time
must now be discarded because I'VE
intend 10 get in the near future
those guarantees OF first class citi-
zenship which have alluded my
! people for so long"
Faucet insisted that bipartisan
does not mean that a group will be-
come neutral or inarticulate but that
the group will take a stand on men
and issues which will guarantee
the four freedoms for all.