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DAYT0N,OHI0
SMULKIOS ZINIOS

A. Fretikas, islaikes "Kau-
mas" uzeiga II metu, dabar IS
to biznio pasitrauke. Nauji
tos istaigos savininkai yra du
svogeriai, J. Petrokas ir J. Me-
laszius. Vardas uzeigos pasi-
lieka tas pats - "Kaunas".
DR.. Jurgis Blozis isteige den
tisterijos ofisa nuosavame ma
me, GIG Troy gatveje. Tai yra
musu vienatinis Lietuvis pro-
fesionalas.
Dirvoje buvo rasyta kad mi
rusio A. slapiko brolis Juozas
yra SO metu amziaus, tai is,
tikruju jis yra 80 metu, uz We
lioni TRIMS metals senesnis.
ID. Rep.
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ROCHESTER, n. 7,

RENKA RUFUS IR kNY-
GAS. Bendras Americas Lie
tuviu Fondas renka Lietuviams
pabegeliams drabuzius ir kny-
gas. Oar tik pradzia, o jau
pasekmes puikios. Sis vaius
musu mieste skelbiamas per
radio ir spauda. Drabuziams
sunesti parinkta visos Roches-
terio ugniagesiu stotys. Visos
katalikiskos parapijos remia 81
vaju, taipgi ir miesto mayoras
pareiske savo parama. W tai
garbe musu klebonui Kun. J.
Baksiui, Kun. Pr. Valiukui, j.
Morkunui ir Kittens.
zUVO KARYS. Sgt. Jonas
Pranckunas zuvo Graikijoj per
eksplozija, Rugp. 10 d., kaiE
apie tai pranesta jo seimai. Ii
ko nuliudime zmona, Julia
(Braziute), tevai ir trys bro.
liai. g.
MIRE. Rugsejo 27 mirf
Vincas Karvelis. Paliko nuliu
dime zmona, Morta. dvi dukte
ris, Izabele ir Alena. Palaido
tas katalikiskai.
| SIDARRINE SUkA KITS
Rugsejo 80, PIP. Kazys ir Vero
nika Zlotkai minejo Is metz
vedybu sukaktuves. Semi Ro
chesterio gyventojai, geri tau
tos ir baznycios remejai, ture
jo daug draugu ir pazystamu
todel ir pasveikint juos prisi
rinko pima sale.
LANKESI. Rugsejo 80 ci;
lankesi redaktorius p. Barcau
skas parinkti Vienybei prenu
meratu. y
PARENGIMAS. Lapkrlcio
sv. Marijos draugija rengi
notwithstanding. Vertetu vi
stems dalyvauti, nes Old Top
peris visiems graziai patar
naus. V. J. A
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Amsterdam, N. Y.
VISOkIOS zINUTES

Adv. V. Kristinaitis sugryzo
is kariuomenes, CANA gerai at
rodantis. Jis Afrikoje karo
fronte buvo suzeistas. 10 XII
ii broliai dar tebera kariuome-
neje: Stasys kapitonas, Juo-
zas vaistininkas, ir pats jau-
niausias. Jie visi inteligentis-
XII vyrai, profesionalai, tikri
Lietuviai ir geri Dedes Samo
kareiviai.
Xiii Lietuviai kariai sveiki
sugryzo: P. Sargelis, E. Gus
tas, A. zostautas, B. Saldis, A.
Marozas, E. Bublinskas, A. Ii
beris, B. Vainauskas. Saltonas
ir V. Darguzis abu buvo SUM-
kiai suzeisti. Karys Orentas
pasveiko ir dirba jau.
S. siaulinskas irgi tik ka par
vaziavo, bet jo vienas brolis
karo lauke pagulde galva.
Kick teko. girdeti, musu ko-
lonijos Lietuviu kilmes karei-
vial mano suorganizuoti Lietu-
WI Legiona.
Rugs. 80, Inzinierius Anita
mas Radzevicius apsivede su
pile O. Togailiute; sliuba dave
Kun. Rastutis, sv. Kazimiero
parapiios baznycioje. Vestu-
viu puota buvo saleje. praejo
linksmoje nuotaikoje. Tai pa
vyzdinga, tikrai grail Lietu-
viska pora. Vyturelis.
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BENNETT Mare (Sorokaite),
pusamze, mire Rugs. 10, Chi
cagoj. (Panevezio ap. RAINY
galos p.)
SINAUSKAS Juozas, pusamzis,
mire Rugs. FL, Chicagoje.
(Panevezio par.)
DRAGUNAS Pranas, seno am
ziaus, mire Rugs. 22, Chica-
goj. (siauliu ap. Tryskiu p.
Uzeiniu k.) Amerikoj isgy-
veno 10 metu.
TAMULEVICIENE Ba r b ora
(Meskiunaite), pusamze, mi
re Rugs. 16, Chicagoj. (Ma-
rijampoles par.) ~
STUCKIENE Domicele, 55 M,
mire Rugs. IA, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
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ANGLIA BIO IsNYKlMO

Anglia pradejo susirupintl
gyventoju palinkimu mazas
seimas ir j gimdymu kontro-
liavima, kas reiskia tautos SUI
nykima. Nors tolimas bet tas
pavojus labai aiskus, sake Off
cialis leidinys.
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PREF. TRUMAN rekomt

PREF. TRUMAN rekomen-
duoja Kongresui imtis valdis,
ku gyvenamQ manu- statymo
programo ir siulo isstatydinti
bent pusantro milijono nauju
nanny metu begyje.
PREF. Roosevelto New Deal
laikotarpiu per II metQ tam
tikslui praleista virs IL bilijo-
nu dolariu.
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AIRE l4.5oo ISEI-
Wy LlETUvIQ

Su Shame numeryje paduo-
damais mirusiu vardais, miru-
siQ iseiviu Lietuviu skaicius
pasieke jau 14,500, nuo Vasa-
rio men,, 1887 metu, kada cia
pradeta mirusiuju vardai skel-
bti.
LORENZ Marcele (Jaceviciu-
te), 63 M, mire Rugs. 23,
Clevelande. (Kiduliu k. Su-
valkijos). Amerikoj isgyve-
no 43 metus.
JANUsAS Dominikas, 72 m.,
mire Liepos "a, Taylorville,
Illinois.
TAMULIONIENE Margarie a
(Kraveniute), mire Rugs. m.
Shenandoah, Pa.
MtJSKAVICIENE Petronele,
mire Rugs. m., Shenandoah,
Pa.
BEKAMPIS Kazys, mire Rugs
s, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
GUSTAITIS Jurgis, mire Rug
sejo 10, Pittston, Pa.
AIMUTIS Kastantas jaunuo
lis), mife Rugs. M, Baltimo
re, Md.
PAULAUSKIENE fedora, mi
re Rugs. 2, Philadelphia, Pa
KRAKAUSKAS Vincas, 63 m
mire Liepos 26, Waterbury
Conn. (Vilkaviskio ap. Zom
cines KY
KRIKsCIUNAS Ignas, 79 m,
mire Liepos "a, Nanticoke
Pa. (Seinu app
zIEMIS Jonas, 70 metu, mir
Rugs. 8, Detroit, Mich. (Vil
kaviskio ap.)
VASILKA Zigrnantas, mire
Rugsejo, Gary, Ind. Ameri
koj isgyveno 35 metus.
VILEIKlENE Ona, 35 M, mi
re Rugs, 20, Chicagoj. Gi
mus Amsterdam, N. Y.
MALINAUSKAS Mateusas, 4
M, mire Rugs. 22, Chicago.
(Panevezio p. Senamiescio.
STANCELIENE Izabele (Erlir
gaite), so M, mire Rugs. L
Chicagoj. (siauliu ap. TryS
kiu p. Pabalvijos dv.) Anne
rikoj isgyveno 32 metus.
TAMOsAITIENE Roze Grin
kaite), mire Rugs. 16, Chico
goj. (Raseiniu ap. Girdiske
par. Antiniu k.)
JAKsTIENE Petronele (Vai
kaite), mire Rugs. Is, Ch
= cagoj. (Taurages ap. svek'
nos par.) Amerikoj isgyv'
no As metus.
!. GARPER Mykolas, 54 m. m
: re Rugs. Is, .Tuscon, Ari
: (Vilniaus ap. Daugeliskiu p
: Amerikoj isgyveno 36 IN.
sOLIENE Sabina (Micevici1
te), senyvo amziaus, mil
Rugs. 18, Chicagoj. (Nal
miescio par. Suvalkijos.) I
merikoj isgyveno "a metu
KVESTERIS Jonas, pusan1zi
mire Rugs. 10, Chicagoj
:; (Jurbarko miesto.)
NORBUTIENE Domicele CLi
: tukaite), pusamze, mire
5 Rugs, Chicagoj. (Taurags
ap. Laukuvos p. Dainiskiu
STAKENAS Antanas, Sc n
amz., mire Rugs. 20, Chic'
: goj. (Panevezio ap. Vado]
, liu p. Gelaziu k.) Ameriko,
iSgyveno As m.
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SURPRIZAS KPT. MEDONIUI

Petras ir Petronele Medoniai,
Spaliu 7, savo namuose suruo-
Sc surprizo pokili savo sunui
Kapitonui Petrhi Medoniui, ku-
ris garbirgai paliuosuotas is
tarnybos ir su zmona ruoslasl
apsigyventi savame butte. Ma
loniems jaunavedziams sudo-
vanota graziu daiktu, ju nanny
ikurtuvems. Sveciu atsilanke
CANA daug ir seimininkai juos
sirdingai vaisino visu Lietuvls-
ku svetingumu.
Bet ,dovanu perziurejimo lai-
ku buvo net ir susigraudinta
Mat, Kapt. Medonis apkabinC
savo mamyte, pabuciavo if
svecius pratare: sAs turiu ge,
riausia mamyte visame pasau'
lyle"
Taip, PIP. Medoniai geri EMO.
mes, geri Lietuviai ir geri te,
val. Jie isaukleio net keturis
sunus if trys is ju tarnavo De.
del Samui. Vienas berods da1
tarnyboje. Ju namuose graz
harmonic if broliska meilf
spindi; sveciui ten pakliuvuS
yra miela ir malonu.
Ilgo ir linksmo gyvenimo lin.
kline Kapt. Medoniui ir jo my
linai zmonai! Rep.
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Detroit, Mich, Nnujiien0s
PAGERBE DIR. GURSKAITE

Spaliu 4, p. Stephanijos Dou-
van Ciurlionytes pastangomis
buvo suruosta pagerbimo puo-
ia DIR. j. Sims namuose, OAK
tarei Eugenijai Gurskaitei, ku-
ri laimingai baige gydytojos
moksla Liepos menesl ir Jau
atsidare savo ofisa, kaip jau
rasiau pereitame Dirvos mum.
Pagerbtuvese dalyvavo apie
SO sveciu, tarp ju ir DR.. Cur
skates mamyte, Juze Ruksta-
les. teta Maria Mathes is Wau-
kegan, ILL.,, ir sesute Ruth Roy,
kuri nesenai apsigyveno Det-
roite.
Pagerbtuvese, Teisejas J. P.
Uvick pasake grazia kalba, IS
aiskindamas kaip sunku yra pa
siekti aukstas mokslas ir koks
didelis kreditas. reikia atiduo-
tt items kurie jo taip pasiryzu-
siai siekia. Cia gerb. Teisejas
iteike DR.. Gurskaitei laikrode-
Ii tinkama jos specialybei, do
vana nuo visu pagerbtuvese
dalyvaujanciu sveciu.
DR.. Gurskaite liko suzavets
tokiu skaitlingu sveciu burir
ir iu vertinga dovana. Wis
sveciai pasirase korteleje, at
minciai. DR.. Gurskaite, save
kalboje, pasizadejo butt istiki
ma Lietuvybei ir visuomet Lie
tuviams reikale padeti. Ta'
susilde sveciu .krutines.
P. Ruksteliene ir teta Ma
thes dekojo sveciams ir renge
JOINS kad ju miela dukrele ne
pamirso ir graziame pobuvyj
supazindino SUI Lietuviais pro
fesionalais ir veikejais.
SveCiai linksmoje nuotaiko
: ie praleido vakara vaisindamie
81, pasisokdami ir padainuoda
mi. Kadangi dalyvavo p. A
Kvederas ir Jonas Valiuka
Iietuviu Balso radio daininin
kas) tai ir chorelis buvo sutai
sytas.
Stephania Douvan sirdinga
d1koja sveciams kad jos kvie
TINA prierne ir atvyko sutikt
ir susipazinti su nauja tautie
, te daktare, Eugenija Gurskal
te.
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FtaWdll SdlQ, pdhSllul Noo
ingtona sustojo San Francisco
nieste ir pareikalavo pietums
dideli steaka, kas dar yra re-
tenybe Amerikoje.
reigunams, ypatingai tvirtai
pasisake uz vieninguma. Kas
daugiau uz Americas Lietuviu
vieninguma Lietuvos vadavi-
mui, kelkite balsa!
Z. Jankauskas.
NUO REDAkCIJOS: sio ra-
sinio autoriaus paskutinio sa-
kinio, kuriame jis saukia: "Su-
kilkit, Amerikos Lietuviai, SUI
traukykite musu vadu pan
ciusr', netalpiname. Daugelis
geru musu patriotu veikeju pa
nasiai noretu kad Amerikos
Lietuviai sukiltu prizes savo va
dus, uz nesusitarima bendrai
dirbti Lietuvos byloje.
Ir tokius sukilimus, paveiz-
dan, nekurie geri zmones gale
tu padaryti: Ivyksta suvaziavi,
mas Washingtone, tie sukile-
liai, smerkdami vadus uz ne
veikima isvien, atvyke pakelis
truksma, suvaziavima isardo
vadus isvaiko.
Ivyksta kongresas Chicago,
je, tie patys gerasirdziai nu-
vyksta ten, sukelia riauses, SUI
shrinking suardo, vadus isvai,
ko. Tikslas butu atsiektas
ziurint akimi tu kurie nori pa
! salinti vadus, ar ne? Bet kas
toliau?
Taigi, neuztenka tik smerk
ii vadus arba juos paSalintl
Reikia tureti veikimo progra
mas. Ar tam naujam progra
mui ir naujai j darba stoju
stems vadams pritars kit vi
81? Aisku kad nepritars, ir ia
da vietoje dvieju grupiu dar
: bas susiskaldytu j iris grupes
Visuomene neturetu butt ra
! ginama kilt prizes veikiancia
organizacijas if ju vadus, ne
jie padare ir padaro daug dar
bo Xxi siolei.
Reikalauti kad visi sueitQ
viena burr ir tada jau vadint
vieningu veikimu yra be pras
mes, nes jeigu dabar vadai ne
susitaria sueiti bendrai dirb1
tai ir visuomenes botagu suva
ryti susieje tik tarp saves pc
sis uz tuos skirtumus kuri
dabar jiems kliudo sueiti vie
ningon veiklon.
Amerika pravede didziaus
is didziausiu pasaulyje 5uvu
stu karu Xxi pasekmingo gallo
niekam nereikalaujant kad pa
sinaikintu Demokratu ir Repu
blikonu partijos. JOS turejo sa
vo skirtumus Xxi pat gallo.
Bet ju vadai susitare de
principu kuriais reikia bendra
dirbti norint kara laimeti. Ji'
ejo j bendras komisijas ir de
legacijas ir jos dirbo pasiim
tus ar nuskirtus darbus.
Pas mus, ALT vadai Xxi sio
pasiskelbe jie viska atstovau
ia, ju atstovaujama dalis pa
vede viska triju rankas, il
dabar patti jQ visuomene netu
ri balso pasakyti items trims
kad jie susitartu su LVS il
nenaikinant vienos nei kitos
organizacijos dirbtu bendrs
tiksla. lSkaitykit Shame mum
telpanti straipsni "Realus Evil
gsnis Vienybe".)
Viskas ko reikia tai kad ALI
vadai priimtQ LVS ir AIM stu
lymus sudaryti bendra abiejl
pusiu vykdomaji komiteta, ST
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RENNSYLVANIJOE
PHlEADELP PHIJOS
El PASTABOS

AAoAp 0UOFl LIN udliS uo,
Wis vargsta nuo valdzios
Tas vargsas mus zmogus.
Taip buvo nuo pradzics Il
nuo Pittsburgho Lietuviu kon-
ferencijos, - taip pasikartos
ir toliau, busimane Lietuviu
kongrese Chicagoje.
Musu vadai, tie politiski pes
tukai, vargina ta ''vargsa EMO
gu" (visuomene) kaip tik, jie
nori. Skaldymo darba pramo-
ke nuo Marksistines Rusus re-
voliucijos 1905 metals, visokle
atvaziaveliai Amerikon, kaip
pradejo taip ir tesla, nepaisy-
damn daugumos noru.
Xxi ateis 1916 metal, aiskiai
matyti, mes turesim vel Anne
rikos Lietuviu DU suvaziavi-
mus: Washingtone ir Chicago
je. Trecia rengia ''progresy-
vial" (komunistai ir komunis-
tuojantD Lietuviai Pittsburghe.
Apie paskutini nera reikalo daug
ka kalbeti.
Lietuvos bvlai ginti, aiSku
kaip giedri diena, vieta tinka-
mesne yra Westinghouse negu
Chicago. Bet ar ALT vadus
gall kas pertikrinti if isprasy'
ii ju sutartinai vaziuoti j .Ame-
rikos sostine, jei ne ju suma-
nyta suvaziavimas? Ne. Spau-
dos pranesimai tai liudija.
Lygiai kaip vienas penkiu
didziuiu, uzsispyres chamas,
Londono konferencijoje suar-
de San Francisco United Ma
tions pasaulinei taikai padary-
tus pagrindus, taip musu uzsl-
spyreliai ardo ir sApnina Lie
tuvos bylai ginti akcija.
SOVIETU chamiskam uzsi-
kirtimui Londono konferencijo-
je, the Philadelphia Inquirer
Spaliu 4 isporino puikiai panic:
kinanti editoriala, uzvardintf
"Soviets Must Learn Team,
Play, pridedamas prize jc tin
kamai nupiesta Rusams kari
katura, "Nesuauge Rusai Di
plomatai''. O Philadelphia Re
cord, Spaliu 5, savo editorialf
uzvardino Londono konferenci
cijos nepasisekimus, "Russit
Wants to Work Both Sides o.
the Street..
Abu editorialai labai artim
vienas kitam, parodanti Anne
rikos skaitanCiai visuomene
Sovietu diplomatijos gremez
diskuma, suardanti konferen
cija.
Tie editorialai tinka if musl
politikieriams, kurie taip pa
nemoka "Team-Play" sutarti
no veikimo Lietuvos vadavim(
darbe.
KODEL nesiimt Teamwork
visiems isvien Lietuvos byla
ginti vaziavimu j Washingto
ma, 0 veliau Chicagon, jei nori
me du suvaziavimus tureti?
Kokios tamsios jiegos visa
tai trukdo? Ar drasos stinga
pasakyti visuomenei viesai sa-
vo uzmacias? | siuos ir kitus
klausimus .musu vadai turetV
aLSakyCl.
Oar liko kick laikO visuome-
nes veikejams, raSytojams, or
ganizacijoms, visiems kurie gy-
vena Lietuviu tautos gelbeji-
mui nuo prazuties, pasakyti
per spauda musu vadams:
Susitarkite isvien Lietuvq
gelbeti arba pasitraukite sava,
noriai is vadovybes.
Mandagesneje kalboje negu
mano pasisake jau ne vienas
geras Lietuvis uz suvienodini-
ma darbo Lietuvos klausimuo-
SCI. Rochester, N. Y, ALT
skyrius ir to paties miesto kle-
bonas Kun. J. Baksys, savo gi-
lios reiksmes laiske, ALT pa.
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Zinok Amerikos
kONSTTTUCIJA

Amerikos Konstitucija Angliskoje
kalboje, su visais Amendmentais.
80 puslapiu knygele, prisiusim vi
sal Dovanai items kurie uzsirasys
Lietuviu Naujienas dviem metams
arba gaus du metinius skaitytojus
ir prisius $500 su nurodymu kan
Lietuviu Naujienas siuntineti, mi
nina knygele prisiusim jums yisai
dovanai uz pasidarbavima.
LIETUVIU NAUJIENOS
1872 N. 9Th St. Philadelphia 6 Pa.
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.Juozas v. Valickas

Dirvos Atstovas Rytuose
Prenumeratoms, Skelbimams
86 Jackson Street
NEWARK 5, N. j.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-04
S.P. Gets Permit
To Build Spurs

An advance permit to construet
three spur tracks in First street and
across Main street was granted to
the Southern Pacific company by
Ell Centre city council Wednesday
night.
The advance permit was granted
so that the company may appear
before the California railroad COM
mission at its meeting next Wednes-
day to seek approval of its plans.
At its next regular meeting jan
uary 10 the council will consider
an ordinance authorizing the con-
struction, subject to stipulations in
volving the railroads responsible
ity to the city.
The terms of this ordinance must
be approved by the general man
ager of the Southern Pacific COM
pany before the agreement between
the city and the railroad is ccm-
pleted.
The new spur tracts are to serve
loading and unloading purposes to
three and possibly four sites.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-04
Ike OUR SPORTS

halter the conditions or the con-
lies, the American people keep pace
heir demand and liking for sports.
has evidenced New Year day when
u 350,00O people saw nine bowl
a contests from Florida to San
|sco. They all got there some way,
|ortage or no. While there can be
Iak-down as to distances travelled
segment Of the crowds, all the
were played in large cities, each
fch could have mustered the at
zee within their own confines. Since
4arbor there have been arguments
n con as to whether major sports
be discontinued for the duration.
be believed that a good sportsman
Il hamper the war effort, and mis-
implements of war, and it is to
led that the war will not kill the
themselves or the peoples liking
krts.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-04
BRITAIN'S GRAND OLD
MAN TO QUIT POLITICS
(Los Angeles iTimes)


The announcement by David Lloyd
George, British Prime Minister for most
of World War |, that he will retire from
politics at the conclusion of his present
service in the House of Commons, marks
the conclusion of one of the longest pub
lie careers on record, Lloyd George won
his first seat in Parliament in 1890 and
has never been beaten in an election
since, which in itself must be record.
The militant Welshman is 81 years of
age. and entitled to a rest
What will happen to the Liberal party
when Lloyd George retires will be inter-
esting to see.
That Lloyd George made plenty OF
mistakes both during the war and in the
peace settlement he himself would prob
ably admit. But like his contemporary,
Clemenceau, he was a rallying figure
around which victory was organized and
his services in that respect can never be
forgotten In this war his memorable
phrase, "Too little, too late probably
turned the scale against the Chamber
lain regime and brought in the winning
combination headed by Churchill.
In the House of Commons, Lloyd
George will be missed. He has seemed
permanent fixture there.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-04
Wickard Stresses
Need Of Buyers
For Farm Produce

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4. (UP)-
Secretary of Agriculture Claude r
Wickard warned Thursday that the
tremendous producing power of the
nations farms might prove disas-
trous, once war needs decline, unless
agriculture, labor, and industry CO.
operate to maintain high level OF
demand.
"If we do not use our heaoS we
can be drowned in supplies OF farm
products that will make those OF
the 1930's look small in COMPARE
son." he told the annual Institute
CT the departments extension SER
vice.
Few if any of the major agri-
cultural problems are strictly con-
fined to agriculture" Wickard said.
when you Gig down to their roots,
you find that they are nationwide
problems, usually linked up with
industrial production and factory
and business payrolls."
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-04
sShlNGTON'S BUNGLING
IS DIRECT AT VALLEY

hck Of foresight and plain bungling
|he part of the government is being
|ght direct to Imperial Valley in the
pnued housing shortage The blum
stem from several administration
cles and strike directly at the Val
chief Observation-Disclosures.
in the Valley depends upon
|uate labor at the proper time. Con-
over this vital set-up is shown in
|tatement of the head of the farm
4 bureau office in FL Centre.
points out that the first need is
Ter for workers both in fields and
Is. His fears for a packing and move
of crops are based on a critical sur
III existing conditions.
|tead of a stable and reliable migra-
lat seasonal crop periods, because of
Ing lack, the migrant workers have
forced to make their pilgrimages
place to place primarily on the
of finding a roof to shelter them
fdless of employment calls.
Instruction is prohibitive as to in
|1als. Only the government can move
lat direction, yet here in the Valley
e untold supplies of food have been
b and sent out in response to the
|nment's call for more and more,
cles are thrown in the way instead
operation and initiative on the part
government.
b conditions here are an example
lat is going on over the entire coun-
1t is almost inconceivable that such
ers are tolerated. With the people
lg in every way to do the part
kary in the whole picture, why is 1t
he government makes it harder and
to perform these duties?
ILLUSTRATION of the hopeless confu-
he government has brought about
disclosed recently right here in I'll
b. A housing project finally
ed out of the tumble was halted
it even started simply because the
uction workers could not be housed
thev were working on the project.
nav be pertinent, but it equally is
lish to say that the professors and
tS and growers should provide their
nth shelter. That is answered SIM
hd truly-the government refuses
hem do it and the government falls
whole situation is made more dis
q and disgusting because of the
proximity of this great food pro-
area to the border. Across an
iary line one sees unrestricted
h activity of every kind booming,
tn materials shipped from this
-the very materials the govern
kays its industries can not have
Denaltv of even imprisonment.
kproblem is not a new one here. 1t
en one long time and constantly
8 worse, yet no sign from govern
i1thorities to get down to common
md help.
lad. new barriers are being set up
time.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-04
OIL INDUSTRYS
WAR SERVICE
pasadena Star-News)

lPaSadena Star-NeWs)
One of the most commonplace remarks
regarding the war is that oil is the fuel
and motive power of the modern military
machine.
Possession of an abundance of oil is
all-important to warning nation, and
one of Germany's main objectives, there
fore, was to seize the oil fields of Roma
MIA, the Caucasus and the Middle East.
One of the Allies principal purposes
was to keep Germany out of the Caucasus
and the Middle East, because of the oil
fields, and to wreck the Romanian fields
before the Nazis were expelled from Ro-
mania.
All of this is we'll understood, but
probably the average person in the Unit
ed States does not realize that the oil
industry of this country has been an even
more powerful factor in the war.
1t is no exaggeration to say that the en-
tire war plan of the United Nations de-
pended upon the American oil industry
for its successful operation. Without the
oil, the naval and mechanized military
offensives that cracked the Axis never
could have been carried out successfully.
The oil industry was able to respond
to the demands made upon it by war be-
cause of its years of laboratory work IN
developing products and improving me-
thods
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-04
Canadians Gain
On Italy Line

ROME, Jan. 4. (UP)-Canadian
troops CT the Eighth army have
hammered OFT further gains along
the Fogso Vechio, 10 miles northeast
OF Ravenna, after beating off four
strong German counterattackS,
headquarters announced Thursday.
In drive north of Alfonsine, Can
adian irfantrymen and armored un-
its inflicted heavy casualties cn the
enemy and took more than 100 pris-
cners.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-04
Currency Ban into Mexico Is Removed

and Mexico. Persons crossing the
border henceforth may carry cur
rency in denominations of $40 OF
less.
Previously only 81 bills could be
carried to and from Mexico. This
was to foil any move of Axis agents
toward bringing in American cur
rency looted from other countries.
Few, if any So bills were in Axis
possession.
The treasury said Mexican con-
trolls over the import of currency
from all other countries will now
be sufficient to prevent Mexico
from becoming a channel for the
distribution of United States cur
rency. Restrictions continue on bills
of $50 or higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-04
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