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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-07
Industry Sinks
In Conference
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ference over committee reports
which dealt with collective bar
gaining procedure, jurisdictional
strikes and managements right
to manage. On these issues the
executive committee had no re-
port because of the refusal of
management to yield from the
position they announced when
the month old conference got
underway.
eSpite disagreement be-
tween labor members of the con-
ference over the wage resolu-
ton, all labor members voted
together against management
and for the joint labor reports
that came from the committee.
Employers Wreck Agreement
The obstinate attitude of the
employers was the stumbling
block that wrecked all of labor S
attempt to secure agreement
and willingness to make conces-
sions.
In the final speeches of the
conference, spokesmen for the
labor members of the commit
tees charged that the reason for
no report was the "unwillingness
of industry to concede to prac-
tices already established"
The concluding speech of Ira
Mosher, Natl Assn of Manu-
facturers spokesman, listed the
Iscontentions of the tough-minded
employers. The management
propositions would have Grip
pied the Wagner Act, would
have outlawed juridisctional
strikes, and finally would have
practically killed the Norris
LaGuardia anti-injunction act.
They also asked for a ban on
unionizing of foremen, and that
labor be chained by financial
bonds. @
Johnston Is Moderate
A few management leaders
such as President Eric John
ston of the U. S. Chamber of
Commerce and David Sarnoff,
the head of Radio Corp. of
America tried to persuade their
colleagues not to press the ex-
treme demands. In his closing
speech Johnston stated that he
believed the results would be
disappointing to the American
people.
John L. Lewis, United Mine
Workers president, just before
adjournment IN arg ID that
American labor has witnessed
a precise and efficient function
ing of management who had
completed the almost complete
organization of tt cir own
forces" He charged that the
conference had resulted in man
agement emerging as a more
formidable adversary"
Lewis likewise said that la
Dor which had been divided
now was further divided. He
said that labor has a job to do
in "our own household, of the
unification of our own policS@s,
and the bringing together of
our own leadership"
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.Women'S Meet
Is A Success
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about higher wages, shorter
hours and improved working
conditions in the plants. He
spoke of the need for labor
unity at this time and compli-
mented the UAW women for
their interest in advancing un-
ion education
Hold Banquet
A banquet attended by 200
women delegates and union Of
ficisls was held Friday evening
following the day sessions at the
Hotel Secor.
Tom Burke, TIUC executive
secretary discussed the political
aspects of the current labor sit
uation and told of the progress
made by the Political Action
Committee in advancing the
economic interests of the work
ers..
A recreational program fol-
lowed the banquet which was
attended by many UAW mem
bers.
Principal speakers at Satur-
days sessions were Mildred JEFF
fries, Director of the UAW-CIO
Women's Bureau, Detroit who
gave comprehensive discussion
of the education program for
mulated by the International
Union and urged the conference
to get behind such program.
Discusses Recreation
Vivian Musselman, YWCA
recreational director discussed a
recreational program for the un-
ion women and suggested ways
and mean that could be used to
build the program.
Ollie Pecord, managing editor
of the TOLEDO UNION JOUR-
NAL discussed the labor press
and told of the necessity for i'm
proved public relations by labor
unions.
Important among the resolu-
tions passed by the conference
was one backing the action
taken by the Toledo Industrial
Union Council, Nov. % calling
for the establishment of a COM
mittee participated in by labor
and progressive groups to bring
new industries to Toledo.
The resolution recommended
setting up a committee to pub
licize the better than average
labor-management and labor
conditions which exist in To-
ledo" in an effort to bring new
industries to this city.
The principal meetings of the
two day session were held at
Local II headquarters.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-07

WASHINGTON (LPA) La
Dor advisory committees will
continue to function with the
War Production Boards success
sor, the recently established Civ.
llian Production Administration,
according to CPA administrator
~. ID. Small, and a survey Is be-
ing made as TO whether addi-
tional labor advisers are needed
to protect the interests OF here
tofore unrepresented la b boI
groups.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-07
G-M Workers
Hold Out For 3Oee

their books is not new, Taylo
said, land the only novel thing
may be in labor tying in wage
demands with ability to pay"
Ford Adds Fuel
The entire auto situation drew
closer to explosion as Ford an
nounced that 10000 workers
would be cut from the River
Rouge and other plant payroll'
this week and proposed that the
UAW, as part of its new con,
tract, agree to pay SIS day fol
each worker involved in an un'
authorized strike. Ford had
previously made 81 demands fol-
changes in the new contract in
order to give the company, il
was argued, the same security
as union members have. Ford
workers at Windsor, Ontario, re-
mained on strike and rejected an
arbitration proposal by the
Canadian Labor Minister.
In Congress, Rep. Frank Hook
ID, Mich.) asserted that the
GIN stoppage 'it not a strike but
a lockout" F"
GIN, it was revealed last week,
does not even open its books to
stockholders. Moreover, GIN had
fewer strikes during wartime
than any of its major compe-
titors.
Reuther Charges GM
Vice-president Walter Reu-
ther, director of the JAWS GIN
division, declared, "The corpo-
ration management is now direct
and flagrant violation of the
National Labor Relations Act
in defiance of the National La
Dor Relations Board. Thus the
managerial revolution in Gen
eral Motors, bent upon industrial
war and the destruction of eff
fectiVe unionism, commits the
corporation to defiance of the
Federal Government itself, not
only with respect to national
wage and price policy as an
nounced by the President, but
also in attempting to set aside
labor's charter of economic
democracy, the Wagner Act"
The explosive situation in De-
troit mounted as Chrysler sub
mitted amendments to the cur
rent UAW contract. Chrysler,
according to the union, has
chosen to continue a policy of
fostering and continuing indus
trial civil war"
A public hearing with top De-
troit clergymen, labor and civic
leaders was called by the UAW
to consider the verbatim tran
script of the initial negotiations
with GIN. Numerous AFL un-
ions in Detroit and other cities
have rallied to the JAWS sup
port. The Seafarers International
Union-AFL unanimously adopted
a resolution supporting the UAW
strike, declaring that 1--WE recog-
nize that for this union, the
largest in the world, will be a
major, if not fatal, setback for
all unions, large and small
alike"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-07
So, you would pay
this much more


this much more $1,000
II you earn $4,000 per year
think you can afford the ex-
ira $50. Even IL the rate is
set at double, or 90, under
your $4,000 per year income
you would still pay $3.50
less per year In city taxes
than you do now.
THEY WILL KICK
OF course the people who
will be required to pay more
and those who now pay moth
ing at all but who make their
living in the city and use the
services of the city will kick
like steers because no one
wants to pay taxes. They will
be well satisfied to have you
continue to carry the burden.
As a small home owner, you
have rebelled al carrying the
whole thing. You and others
would rebel at any further
curtailment of city services so
something must be done
Maybe we will have to
do what you suggest - OPP
crate the city on what we now
get. You and all the people
will rebel against the result of
that and possibly that Is the
final rebellion needed. At pre-
sent, | don't think so, because
l believe that turning down
all the proposals on the bal
lot on election day was the
final uprising.
CHANGE NEEDED
| don't believe that thinking
citizens like yourself wish to
hurt your community to any
greater extent than Is neces-
Sary to demonstrate to your
community leaders that a
complete change i'm thinking
is called for. No one likes to
change his ways of thinking
and | realize that anyone who
attempts to start a change Is
bound to be storm center of
disapproval. But, somebody
had to start every change or
we would all still be riding
horses or walking.
sincerely hope that this
letter gives you better un
derstanding of the proposal by
giving more information
than was impaired by the pub
lie press. ! shall be glad 10 dis
cuss this with you or to give
you any further information
you might want on il.
! want to say, in closing,
that ! sincerely appreciate
your fairness in coming dl-
rectly TO me for tull informa-
tion. consider that as con-
i.ructive criticism and / am
always glad TO get it because
when you carry the response
bility of representing thou
sands OF people you must con-
stsntly check your own judg-
ment and II can only be done
by seeking and getting honest
and constructive criticism.
Fraternally yours,
Tom Bu~k
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-07

SYRACUSE, N. Y. LPA) -
Gustave A. Strebel, whose first
union card was issued by the
historic knights of Labor, died
in st. Joseph's Hospital here
last week. Fifty of his 70 years
had been spent in forwarding
workers interests, and he had
risen from laborer in a clothing
factory to the President of the
New York State CIO, at. one
time running for governor of
NJ. Y. on the Socialist ticket.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-07
Vicious Labor Laws
Pending In Congress
Unions Rally Forces To
Defeat Rabid Legislation

WASHINGTON, Dec LPA)-Al branches of organ
lied labor rallied their forces this week effort to de-
feat rabid anunon legislation pending in Congress Lead
of the AFL CO and Railroad Brotherhood urged their
members to demand of their local congressman that
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-07

Near the beginning of this
letter told you that the
premise on which started
was that real estate is no
longer the basic measure OF
wealth; therefore it is unjust
that II should carry the major
share Of community upkeep.
However, it is a capital asset
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-07

You would be ahead $24.80
But if your home is worth
$4,000 and you earn 100000
per year you wouldn't make
out so good because you would
work out as follows:
You now pay
1920 per
thousand on
$4,000 - $4,000
You would
pay un d er
this program
$40 per thou
sand on $10,-
900 $4,000
1% of $780,
600 less ST.
90 or
$4,000 282.OO $4,000
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-07

and it requires part of COM
munity service. 1t should pay
whatever its direct cost may
be. You say you are buying
your own home and if it is the
same as the average workers
home, ii has about a $4,000 as
sessed valuation. You are now
paying 1920 per thousand on
your home. If this plan goes
through, you would pay about
$40 per thousand.
You mentioned an income
of $4,000 per year. | don't
know whether you meant that
is your actual income or not,
but for the purposes of ex-
ample we'll say it is. Here's
how you would make out. Let
us say the minimum income is
established at $1,000 and we
won't figure anything out for
dependencies or other tax
credits
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-07

HOW YOU PAY
You now pay 1920
per thousand on
$4,000 - $7s.8O
$40 per thou
sand on $4,000 $4,000
II of $4,000
less $1,000 or
$1,000 1900 $500
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02

Didziajame Clevelande pra-
dedamas An1erikos Raudonojo
Kryziaus vajus, aptarnavimui
virs 100000 vyru paimtu j ka-
rines eiles is sios srities. Va
jus tests per visa Kovo meme
81, kaip pranesa Chas. H. Kell-
stadt, generalinis pirnlininkas,
sukelimui sioje srityje $780,
600. Visoje salyje Raudonojo
Kryziaus kvota yra S200,0O0,-
900. Padideje reikalai visuo-
Sc karo frontuose Europoje il
Pacifike reikalauja didesniu
pinigu tu reikalu aprupinimui.
Apie $4,000 savanoriu vyru,
moteru ir vaiku siame vaiuje
bandys pasiekti 'kiekviena Di-
dziojo Clevelando gyventoja ir
tikima gauti bent 100000 au-
kotoju sudarymui nustatytos
S3,100,000 sumos.
IS tos sumos S2,213,50O els
tautiniam ir tarptautiniam
Raudonojo Kryziaus progra-
mui, @ kita dalis vietiniams
reikalams.
Pereitais metals Raudonasis
Kryzius aptarnavo 84,1S3 Sci
mas Cuyahoga apskrityje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02

Argentinos Lietuviai su di-
dziausia atyda sekame siaures
Amerikos Lietuviu veikla Lie
tuvos vadavimo darbe. Kick
viena Americas Lietuviu SUI
vaziavima, ju sumanymus ir
nutarimus laikome labai svar-
biais ir butinai reikalingais.
Mes siuo laiku tai tik Ameri-
kos Lietuviai gall atlikti tuos
savo tautos darbus kurie ne
galimi nei Lietuvoje nei kituo-
Sc pasaulio krastuose. Kodel
Todel kad Amerika Lietuvai
laisves ir nepriklausomybes
dar nepaneige, o be to, iseivi-
joje Americas Lietuviu kolo-
Mia yra didziausia, turtingiau-
sia ir kulturingiausia. Ameri-
kos Lietuviai turf dideli skai-
ciu savo tautieciu baigusiu
aukstus mokslus Amerikoje,
kurie Ultima svarbias vietas ir
valdiskose istaigose bel dirba
privatiskose Amerikie6iu istai-
gose, ko neturime Argentinos
Lietuviai.
Nuns nesuprantamas tik
Amerikos Lietuviu kataliku
nusistatymas Lietuvos vadavi-
mo atzvilgiu, kurie ranka ram
kon eina SUI socialistais, tiky-
bos didziausiais priesais ir tue
paciu kenkia tautininkams, ku-
rie religija palaiko ir pasek-
mingai dirba savo tautos labui,
Lietuvos valstybes atstatymui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
Palangos Trejos
Devynerios

Tai augalinis sutaisymas, suside-
da grynai is sakneliu, lapu, ziedu,
seklu ir zoliu. Veikia ant kuno or
ganu taip kad pavartojus ia tula
laika zmogus gauna nauju jiegu ir
energijos. Kiekvienas kas tik no.
ri butt visados sveikas turetu var
toti Trejanka, Mes tai geriausias
vaistas nuo dispepsijos, viduriu uz-
kieteiimo, nerviskumo, stokos apeti-
to, Strides grauzimo, isputimo, pill
vo sugedimo, reunatizmo, neural
gilos, kosulio, gerkles skaudejimo,
karscio. krupo, blogo upo, abelno
nusilpimo, inkstu ir kepenu ligos.
kama SUI prisiuntimu 75c.
visada gaunama pas
FLORAL HERB co. Dept.
Pastaba: Kartu su orderiu prisius-
kit il pinigus, mes kitaip orderius
neispildysim.
]. SKINDER
S44S S. Emerald Ave. Chicago, Ill.
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AKRON, OHIO
SnuIkios Zinios

MIRE. Vasario II d. mir6
Veronika Stukien6, 46 metQ
amziaus, ilgamete Akrono gy-
ventoja. Iskilringai tapo pa
laidato Vasario Is, Sv. kry-
ziaus kapinese; pamaIdos at
sibuvo buvusioje Lietuviu sv.
Petro baznycioje.
Liko jos vyras, Jurgis Stu
kas. sunai Jurgis ir Vincas,
kurie randasi kariuomeneje il
rodos uz vandenu. Brolis Vim
cas- Darulis gyvena Akrone ir
kitas ukeje. IS Lietuvos pa
ejo Selves miestelio, Ukmer-
ges ap.
Velione mego skaityti Lietu-
viskus laikrascius il knygss,
per daug metu skate Dirva.
Ilsekis ramiai sioje iseivijos
Salyje. Welcomes likusiam Wy
rui il sunams reiskiama uzuo-
jauta nuo Akrono Lietuviu.
Veronikos Rudienes sunus
Jonas is kariuonenes rase mo-
tinai kad buvo susirges ar su-
zeistas, dabar jau pasveiko.
Jono Navickio zmona serga,
susizeide koja.
Xxi siol Akrone buvo Salta
su daug sniego ir ledo; slidu
buvo ir pavaikscioti. Pastaru
pora. savai6iu begiu ledas didu-
mole nuvarytas. kalnas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02

MARsALAS zukov ruoSiasi
paimti' Berlina. zukov reiSkia
Vabala Rusu kalboje. Pas Lie
tuvius vabalai tampa tarako-
niskais prusokais, O pas Ru-
sus - marsalais.
+DOMUS dalykas: kuo dau-
giau Pjusas pucia tue stipres-
nj tautininkai tampa. Sako-
ma, keikiamas ozys tunka.
VIENO Pittsburgho bolsevi-
ko keln6se dar ir dabar lyme
matosi. po to kai Lietuviai j
ismete is savo konferencijos.
MUSU bolsevikai renka au-
kas ikurti 'centralini archyva',
lIur sudes savo proto 'proces"
vaisius. Fatartume uzpirkti
SklypQ kurlO nOrS tarmerlO ge-
70 ne$lyno - pilnai ju proto
procei atitiks.
BIMBALU mizerija uzveda
kova prizes Lietuvos Atstova
zadeiki. Mes atsimenam kaip
Don Kisotas kovojo su VETO
maluno sparnais.
IDOMI musQ sovietininkq-
tarybininku logika: jei kas
paraso jQ Tarybos kritika tai
vadina "Sneiztu", bet kai jie
paraso smeizta prizes LVS tai
pavadina "kritika'.
+ VIENANIE bastarame Lietu-
1fvos 'NsplfKltausomyb6s mineji-
me, Picburl1o Gab-kas uzsi-
trauke kaip ozys bliove, "Kaip
as turejau kaime mergele",
0 apie Lieuvos Himno giedoji-
ma - .nei neuzsin1ine.
Pasirodo kan kas rupi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
APSIRUPINKIT 1914
INCOME TAX
PRANESIMU

Visi kurie gavo algas ir XII
tokias ineigas turi patiekti pa
reiskima apie savo ineigas ne
veliau Kovo Is.
Visi kurie gavo is savo dar-
bavieciu taip vadinamas With
holding Receipts uz 1914 me-
tus ir uzdirbo maziau negu
$4,000, gall pasiusti tiktai ta
Receipt.
stai kas reikia padaryti:
1. Butinai ispildykit illfor-
macija apte savo ineigas eilu-
tese l Xxi 5 ant priesakines pu-
ses to lakstelio. Jeigu JUS tu-
rejot daugiau negu viena dar-
ba ir ineigas butinai tas visas
ineigas iskaitykit.
Jei vyras ir zmona daro sa-
vo ineigu pareiskima kartu,
reikia pazymeti aoieju incl
gas. Jeigu ju ineigos ir islai-
dos yra maisytos, reikalinga
naudoti Form 104O ir prize tos
formos prideti savo Withhold
ing Receipt.
2, Ant tu Withholding Re-
ceipts uzpakalio butinai pazy-
mekit uz kick asmenu JUS at
siskaitot isimti (exemption),
kartu priskaitant ir save.
Jei vyras ir zmona patiekia
savo hendra pareiskima, abu
privalo pasirasyti ant lakstu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02

Pasirodo kan kas rupi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
GILIAUSIA SKYLE

Giliausia skyle pasaulyje yra
dabar greziamas saltinis prie
Taft, CAL, kuris isgreztas Xxi
apie $1,000 pedu (virs triju
myliu) jieskant aliejaus, bet
aliejaus nerasta. Pirmiau bu-
vo giliausia skyle aliejaus Sal
tinio Texas valstijoje, 1929
pedu gylio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
lSTIKUS GAISRO
NELAIMEI

Kada jusu namai arba ra-
kandai tampa sunaikinti arba
sugadinti ugnies, kreipkites
r. j. KERsIS, del apkainavi-
mo, ko visada reikalauja ap-
draudos kompanijos pirm ne
gu ismoka uz nuostolius.
Patarnausiu gerai ir greitai,
su nauda jums.
P. j. KERSIS
800 Society for Savings Bldg.
Telef.: Main Its.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02

Juk socialistai tik tick su ka-
talikais bendradarbiauja kick
jie nori pakenkti tikrisiems
Lietuvos patriotams tautinin-
kams, O jei tik tautininku Ell
les susilpnetu tai tie patys da-
bartiniai kataliku ''draugai"-
socialistai detusi su komunis-
tais kad pakenkti ir katali-
kams. Argentinoje vienas is
zymiausiu Lietuviu kataliku,
viename svarbiame susirinki-
me, apie socialistus stai kaip
yra pasakes:
"Socialistai tol neva savo te-
vynes ,patriotai kol paruosia
komunistams dirva, o kai ko-
munistai uzplusta tai vieni ju
tampa komisarais arba enka-
vedistais, O kurie buna dar ne
apsisprende items tenka vykti
j Sibira arba priimti po pora
suviu j pakausius. Taip buvo
Lietuvoje, taip vyksta kituose
bolseviku okupuotuose krastuo-
se."
Primininas katalikams
Kol Amerikos Lietuviai ka-
talikai nejieskos bendro veiki-
mo su tautininkais tol ju dar-
bas bus be reiksmes savo tau
tai ir jos laisves atgavimui.
Priesingai, katalikai ignoruo-
dami tautininkus, remia didlji
savo tautos priesa - bolseviz-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02

kad tarp patriotiniu sroviu ne
butu vienybes, nes ia nevieny-
be jiems padeda padidinti sa-
vo judosiu skaiciq.
Argentinoje tautininkai SUI
katalikais Lietuvos laisvinimo
darbe yra vieningi. Energingai
veikia Lietuvai Islaisvinti Gen.
tras Argentinoje, prie kurio
priklauso visos tautiskos ir ka-
talikiskos organizacijos bel
siauresnio veikimo grupes. sio
organo garbes pirmininku yra
Lietuvos Ministras Pietu Ame-
rikai DR.. Kazimieras Grauzinis.
Nepriklauso tik komunistai ir
ju organas A. l.. Balsas.
Taciau esant Argentinos Lie
tuviu kolonijai jaunai ir tik
dabar pradedant stipriau isl
kurti, be to, beveik neturime
tokiu tautieciu kurie turetu
itaka j vietos vyriausybe bel
visuomene, antra ir patti Ar
gentina Shame kare mazai ka
reiskia, todel nedaug tepasiti-
kline savo darbo uz Lietuvos
laisve ir nepriklausomybe val
siais ir del to Argentinos Lie
tuviu visos mintys nukreiptos
il Amerikos Lietuvius. Juk
Americas Lietuviai dalyvauja
kare, lieja savo krauja, auko-
ia gyvybes uz teisinga perga-
le, todel turf pilna teise reika-
lauti savo tevu krastui Lietu-
val laisves ir nepriklausomy-
bes. siaures Amerikos zodis
siuo laiku kaip tik daugiausia
reiskia tarptautiniuose reika-
luose, tik reikalinga vieningai
dirbti ir vieningai reikalauti
kas musu tautai priklauso.
Pasitiki LVS
Kick is Americas Lietuviu
spaudos isitikinam tai NUNS
atrodo kad Amerikoje pasek-
mingiausia veikia Lietuvai Va
duoti Sajunga, kuriai Argent
nos Lietuviai pilnai pasitikime
ir moraliai visa sirdimi remia-
me. ...
Ypatingai mus domina Anne
rikos Lietuviu Seimo nutari-
mai, kurie buvo padaryti Va
sario 5 ir 6 dienomis, 1914 me-
tais. 81 Americas Lietuviu
tautininku zygi mes laikome
istoriniu ivykiu ir su didziau-
stu susirupinimu laukiame, re-
zultatu. Ypac mus interesuoja
milijono parasu surinkimas ant
prasymu kad Amerikos wy
riausybe gintu Lietuviu tautos
byla del laisves ir nepriklau-
somybes atgavimo.
Be to, mes priduodane labai
dideles reiksmes knygai Ell
meless Lithuania", kuria, kaip
is Dirvos zinome, parase bu-
yes Amerikos Ministras Lietu-
val DR.. Owen j. G.. Norem, O
isleido Lietuvai Vaduoti Sa-
junga.' >
Mes Argentinos Lietuviai
sveikiname Amerikos Lietu-
vius tautininkus ir sirdingai
linkime dar didesniu pasiseki-
.mu Lietuvos vadavimo darbe
bel kovoje SUI pries-gamtiskais
koalicininkais.
Mes aiskiai matome JUSU
gerus norus bendradarbiauti
su katalikais ir kitais kurie sa-
kosi kad kovoja uz Lietuvos
gerove, bet jei jie tautininkQ
kilnius zygius ignoruoja, vie
nybes nenori tai jiems patterns
kris uz tai ir atsakomybe. Juos
pasmerks visa Lietuviu tauta,
tautininkus sutiks kaipo tik-
ruosius .uz Lietuvos laisve ir
nepriklausomybe kovotojus ir
musu tautos iseivijos vienin-
tojus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-23

wounded, with three reported seri-
ously hurt.
Reports said seven men, taken to
the station On charges of disturbing
the peace. began shooting when they
entered the building. Other men
were reported to have fired into the
station from the outside.
One man was shot as he reached
the door to the arsenal room, and
two unexploded hand grenades were
found later inside the station, ad-
vices said.
Minister of Government Carlos
Sucre said all other principal cities
remained calm, and that at least Is
Arias supporters had been arrested.
Arias' Paper Confiscated.
Police confiscated an edition of Ell
Panamanista, the Arias party
weekly. and said it apparently was
prepared for big news, since two
inside pages carried inconsequential
news and the two outside pages still
were blank.
Unofiicial reports said an attack
was attempted also against the
telephone exchange in Colon, on
the Atlantic side Of the Isthmus of
Panama, about n miles from Pana-
ma City. The Mayor Of Colon and
a strong police guard were reported
to be In the exchange building
with the situation under control.
Panama City was quiet, and ap-
parently news of the Colon attempt
was not generally known for sew
eral hours after 1t had occurred.