davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-06-01
"GAY CADETS"
By NANCY PEPPER
.ssociated Newspapers-wNu Features.

for her knick-knack shelf. How's
your zoo these days?
Big Blow-If he gifts her with a
windbreaker, just like his, you'll
know they're Swingin' on a Star.
Especially if she sews his fraternity
emblem on the back.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-06-01
THAT LITTLE MORON AGAIN

IHHI 1t lie NOItOV HOHHV
He put plaster on the iCindoiU be-
cause the glass iUas in pane.
He ate gunpoioder so he could shoot
of his mouth.
He sat up all night Uaifing for the
sunset and finally ii darUned on him.
He thinks foul language is chicken
CONFER SdfiOn:
Well, as one coffee pot said to the
other. "Perk up-dont be drip all
your life"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-06-01

you'd think you
were looking at a
corps of hospital
nurses. Why? Be-
cause they're all
women in white
t h e S e d a y S.
Seems they're
wearing mothers
di S htowels on
their b e a d S a nd
they're urOud of it
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-06-01
TOWEL-TOPS

II you took a birds eye view Of
gang of highscho0lers these days,
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-05
A Blind Trail
A Guest Editorial

Governor Sam c. Ford says he is opposed Missouri
Valley Authority any other authority of that type For
Missouri Basin development he favos the Federal Bureau of
Reclamation plan.
take another look governors and
the attitude it clearly points in light of ALL the facts
Like governor, Montana Power Co-Montana, Dakota
Power Co and every other and monoposc
interest the land is opposed Missouri Valley Authority
any other authority of that type Any such type of de-
veopments cheap and abundant power against which
monopostic power companies will have to compete Of
course, they don't want that.
So the strategy to pick out specific pan
speaking accuraeya partial plan for development and
line sody behind it, to the exclusion of all else Of
the Reclamation Bureau Plan appeals Montana Wyoming
part of the Dakotas It primarily plan
irrigation with considerable Incidental power development and
control thrown For the half of the Missouri
Basin it mighty good plan. If only of the existing
plans could be adopted Montana would be unanimously for
the Reclamation Bureaus Plan.
Down in the lower half of Missouri Basin where popula
ton four five times larger and its voting strength in
gress correspondngy greater there need for irrigation
Flood control and cheap transportation navgabe channel
the the basic needs So down there all the
ostc interests and their politicians may be expected to line
sody behind the Army Engneres Pick Pam which
also partial plan primarily concerned with flood control
navigation If only plan could be adopted and
ported lower Missouri Basin with four five times
political strength would be unanimously for the Pick
Plan.
Fortunately there levelheaded people who
want and participate coming development to become
ensnared regional quarrel out of which the basin
easily draw exactly nothing except longer period
of protection for its power monopoists MvA up
and undoubtedly will both Reclamation Bureau and
Pick Plans by ironing out and coordnatng their of con-
fc overlap get plan that will bring maxi
of benefits to all sections and all people, Montana
digests and to full understanding of the situation
will be development hatched
regional quarrel in the sole interest of monopoly
not down a blind trail.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-05
How About This?

The Great Falls Tribune, of the few daily papers
owned and controlled by the Anaconda Copper Mining Com
and the Montana Power Company it's issue of Deem
Der TO- carried interesting special dispatch from Billings
This concerned the attitude of Secretary of the In
Harold ckes toward the proposal for river valley deve
opment by authorities such the IVA. Mr. ckes opinions
this question had been transmitted by Reclamation Commits
Harry W. Bashore H. D. Comstock of Billings director
of Region of the Bureau of Reclamation.
1t quoted Mr.. Ickes in part follows:
&C" in favor of these river valley authorities have
been for long time 1t is natural development and that
will mean a great deal for the country.
each should operate ANONYMOUSLY but should be ine
grated into national program
The regional authority idea has special values in eff
ciency unified planning and local interest and participation
which makes highly desirable Each authority would
together effective unity the functional activities
of the government its region Regional conservation
development of public directed by regional
bodies important. 1t must of fit into the pattern
of national conservation and development directed by the
tonal government"
Mr. suggested according to the story that the
partment of the Interior might be empowered to act
ordnag agency the interests of the river valley
authorities of conflict between them While it is
likely that major difficulties would arise between the
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-05

Working very stealth powerful interests have advanced
the millonaires amendment to point where we cannot
afford neglect longer This proposed federal amend
would limit federal incomes, inherances, gifts
and estates to Already sixteen states among
them Pennsylvania Illinois, Michigan and Massachusetts, have
adopted resolutions urging to propose this
and to call ratifying conventions in the states.
This amendment would create catastrophe in federal IL
solvency By limiting tax collections to
maximum % it would relieve the wealthy classes from
Just full share the maintenance of government
any other industrial potentate with income OF
81 OOOO year would be saved 100000 more
present Teachers and other lower middle
class groups paying which 20
war emergency would have continue these rates the
mainder of lives Mutmlliondoar estates would be
handed on oneourth diminished to perpeuae and
centuate great differences in wealth
To the further mpovershment of lower income groups
part of the loss in might be recouped by heavy fed
era sales tax probably less than 1870 which has been
frequently interests Drastic
socially projects and expenditures would be the
order of the dav School budgets would almost certainly
Offor DC result of This change The federal finance
would be turned back full centuries in the u s.
Unless wish avoid this retrogresson IN taxation we
must pubcze this outrageous proposal by letters
and resolutions congress- the legislature the press and
every organ of opnionBy Leslie e. Schwartz Local. New
York, in the The American Teacher
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-05
FROM EDITORIAL COLUMNS
Missouri Valley Authority Would
Give 100000 Jobs

The 10th congress that will this January has a
chance to OK work muti-million dollar reclamation
project backed by the CO. that will:
1. Provide, on the of work for 14O0
600 people-n line with the CLOS plan to guarantee
i so million postwar jobs
g. Offer 900 returning veterans the chance
get a 40-acre farm apiece
g. Control one of the richest farm
ing in the nation, affecting than seven mil
lion people in nine states
wonder that the CLIO thought that this
project involving the Missouri River Valeyought to be
No. 1 item on the Congressional agenda.
Plans for the Missouri river visualize the creation
MVA-Mssour Valley Authoriy-similar to the IVA. The
iva has helped to reclaim millions of of Tennessee
River Valley land has provided millions of manhours work.
and has helped millions of people to enjoy better life
Plans for the MVA tremendously important the
whole national economy which will have every nation
al the CLOS poswarobs is to
made into a reality.
outgoing 18th congress had this plan
rolling The lame ducks and the special interests boys mufed
Now the incoming 18th Congress will have its chance and
one of the biggest fruitful developments
will start rolling-f help the to do the
right thing.
description for the Missouri Valley Authority like IVA will
only the Missouri River BASIN but the whole country
Take look at number jobs create as estimated
by CLOS United Electrical Radio Machine Workers.
of the initators of MVA.
According to William Sentner UE vice president MvA
provide $50 900 manyears of for at least five
years construction This includes 100000 jobs building
DAMS making equipment laying railways road building
ct cetera.
Electrfication homes and farms in valley, plus
of the steel and other supplies wiring plumbing
etc. will provide about 3OOOO0 manyears annually Tor 1--we
years
housing that will result from the development will
add still another million manyears Sngng lines
alone will 5000 Irrigation soil conservation and
the will So 900 workers. At least 10000 yearround
workers will be needed for maintenance If like totals
that up around 1400OoO of work
period of five to ten years.
These big figures. The Missouri is big river
500 miles t-and with its tributaries directly affects
the lives and in nine states Montana North
and South Dakota Wyoming, Colorado Nebraska, Kansas
Iowa and Missouri.
The Missouri drains about 10 per cent of the nation
Missouri Valley about third of all
country Seven million people live in the valley
average income today around $3.50 Be
fore the war, it was $500.
The Missouri Valley rich in people and in
lacking MVA plan being thrown
and the uncontrolled waters of the at
appalling rate.
Flood damage alone in 1940-43 estimated at $780,,
700 OOO and that only the immediate visible ruin
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-05

Butte, Mont, Jan. 2, 1916
Mr. H. S. Bruce, Managing Editor
The Peoples Voice
Helena, Montana
Dear Sir:
[ suggest an addition to your Legis-
lative program. This is made neces-
sary by reason of the recent decision
of our Supreme Court in the case of
Minnie Tarrant, administrative of the
estae of Helen June Tarrant, VS.. Hell
ena Building and Reality Company
decided December 10, 1944. as
sumo you are familiar with the de-
cision.
Section 1868, Revised Codes of Mon
tana, 1885, is as follows:
EMPLOYEE and WORKMAN
defined Employee and workman
are used anonymously and mean
every person in this state, including
a contract other than an 'independ-
ent contractor who is in the service
of an employer as defined by the
preceding section, under any ap-
pointment or contract of hire, ex-
pressed or implied, oral or written,
including aliens, and ALSO includ-
ing minors, whether lawfully or I'M
lawfully EMPLOYED, and all who
are connected with, or engaged in
hazardous occupations of the elected
and appointed paid public officers
and officers and members of boards
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-05

of directors of quasi-public or pri-
vate corporations while rendering
actual service for such corporations
for pay, but excluding any person
whose employment is both casual
and not in the courses of the trade,
business, profession or occupation
of his employer, unless such en-
ployer has elected to be bound by
the provisions of the compensation
law, in which case all employees
are included, whether their employ
ment is casual or otherwise, and
also excluding any employee en-
gagged in household or domestic
service" Capitals mine).
This section should be amended
and | suggest that the phrase land
also including" and the phrase "wheth-
err lawfully or unlawfully employed
be eliminated, and that the following
words which l underlined be inserted.
I re-quote the section as l believe it
should read, as amended:
'EMPLOYEE' and WORKMAN
defined. Employee and workman
are used anonymously and mean
every person in this state, including
a contractor other than an indie
pendent contractor who is in serV-
ice of an employer as defined by
the preceding section, under any ap-
pointment or contract of hire, ex-
pressed or implied, oral or written,
including aliens and minors, provid-
ed that any minor, unlaWfully en-
pIoyed, his guardian, or in event of
his death his personal representa-
tive, has the right, within ninety
days after injury to the minor to
refuse to be bound by the terms of
this act by filing with the Board
his written refusal to be so bound,
and his failure to act within the
time aforesaid shall be deemed an
acceptance to take compensation
under the terms hereof, and all who
are connected with or engaged in
hazardous occupations =
Of course, the inserted portion may
be phrased differently, but l had in
mind a change beneficial to the minor
who might elect to sue under the
Child Labor Law, Section 3095, Re
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-05

FARMS livestock homes washed Three quarters
of the best topsothe soil that things inhas been
eoded between Minnesota and the Ozarks of Missouri The
human living standards be measured
The MVA will end these conditions and raise the living
producing consuming, standards of million
people.
No issue has ever been raised which much to
the people of Montana does the MVA 1t spells
Jobs security Montana folks. decent future
Montana which has been begged down too long tme
depending it had to it's limited mining industry
The powers that be are opposing the MVA. They
now silent on the MVA their newspapers but
the VA support they will raise countless fake argu
ments against it.
up the people of state to that the great
project, the MVA, is not Observation-Disclosures Voice.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-05

vised Codes of Montana, 1885; how
ever, this would depend to great
extent on the financial ability of the
employer to pay the judgment. If the
employer is financially unable to pay
judgment for the injury, or death of
the minor, it might be better to accept
compensation under the act. This,
however, would be a matter for the
minor, his guardian or personal rep
resentative to consider The amend
ment should not be too broad so as
to eliminate minors unlawfully en-
ployed from the benefits of the act.
Otherwise, a minor may be severely
injured, and it might be better for him
to take under the act than to sue
his employer. The Children Labor
Law should be enforced in Montana,
particularly against those employers
who can respond financially, and yet
the unlawfully employed child should
have some protection under the Com
pensation Act
| hope | have made myself clear,
and | certainly hope that you agree
with the thought | have in mind.
Cordially yours,
q SHONE
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-05

different authorities might be well plan for the adjust
of such in the that they would For instance
authorities established the Columbia River Authority
would operate west of the mountains Montana and the
Missouri River Authority east of the mountains.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-05

Inverness, Mont, Jan. 1, 1915
The Peoples Voice
Helena, Montana
Dear Mr. Bruce:
My subscription being up | will in
close two dollars for renewal, with a
hope that the legislative program you
are recommending in your paper will
be passed with flying colors. | would
like to call your attention to the arti-
Gle in your paper in regard to the
state lands in which the holders of
large tracts of state land, would like
to hold these leases forever by pro-
hibiting bidding on these same leases.
Hope you will draw this to the at
tention of some of the legislators.
With best wishes for the New Year,
JESSE MANSFIELD.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-05

For information Labor, Agriculture and Political
issues subscribe to The Voice. $500 per year.
The Peoples Voice, Box 1913, Helena, Mont.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-01-05
OPINIONS OF READERS

Publications
opinions Letters sub
be brief and subject
least effectively Anonymous letters will
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-30
AKRON, OHIO
Smulkios Zinios

Pc sunkios, ilgos ligos, ku-
rioje turejo iris operacijas, p.
Veronika Rudiene sveiksta. Jos
vyras Antanas tue dziaugiasi,
mes jos gydymui ispyle didele
suma pinigu, bet jai gyvasti
ir sveikata grazino. Tuo la
bal dziaugiasi jos sunai, duk-
terys, zentai ir draugai. Ru-
diene yra veikli ir darbsti mo-
teris ir visiems draugiska.
Bronius Aigirdas laimingai
gryzes is karo lauku, Lapkri-
Clio 6 apsivede, zmonele paeme
kitataute.
a j.. Kutas, ilgametis Akrono
gyventojas naslys, paskutiniu
laiku gyveno pas Vinca Puisi.
Sunegalejes sveikatoje nuejo
savo dukters mama ir ten ma
mo sklepe nusizude. Jis me-
go gausiai alkoholinius geri-
mus. Is Lietuvos paejo Tx
merges apsk. Mire Lapkricio
pradzioje. kalnas,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-30
PADARE 8,19S MY
LIU SKRIDIMO
REKORDA

Per septynis metus Britai
lake skridimo tolumo rekor-
da, kuomet 1898. metals du jQ
lakunai nuskrido 7,158 myliu
be sustojimo is Egipto j Aus
tralija.
Dabar, karuia su Japonija
pasibaigus, tolimame Pacifike
budami Americas karo laku-
mai pradejo daryti bandymus
nauju skridimo rekordu, ir jau
trim atvejais jie parskrido
Amerika. Pirmas parskridimas
buvo j Chicago kelios savaitas
atgal. Antras j Washingtona.
Dabar, karui su Japonija
rekordinis skridimas is Guam
salos, Pacifike, is kur BIG ka-
riskas lektuvas padare 8,l98
myliu kelio j Washingtona be
sustojimo. Suomi Amerikai
teko tolumo rekordas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-30
Amsterdam, N. Y.
KAREIVIU MOTINU DR-JOs
VEIKLA KARIAMS IR
LIETUVAI

Amsterdamo Kareiviu Mott
nu Draugija rupinasi ne tik
apie savo sunus kareivius, bet
ir apie islaisvinima musu te-
vynes Lietuvos. Gavus atsi-
saukima apie Misija Washing
tone, susauke ekstra susirin-
kima apsvarstyti kuomi galetu
prisideti. Pc pasikalbejimo nu-
tarta buvo siusti delegatus
gryzusius is karo tarnybos
Isrinkta buvo trys motinos, p
Kinderiene, p. Luksiene ir p
Togailiene eiti pas nuskirtus
sugryzusius kareivius ir pra.
sgt ju kad veztu motinu nu
skirta dovana j Misija Wash
ingtone ir jas atstovautq.
Taigi isrinkti kareiviai, Ig
mas Marozas ir Adv. Vincas
Kristanaitis mielu noru apsi
eme ta padaryti ir prieme nu'
motinu dovana, kurios buv'
aukave po 81, nuvezti Misijai
Musu Motinu Draugija vi
stengiasi dirbti toliau kad pa
darius pinigu musu gryztancl'
kareiviu naudai. Ju pastanga
visi remia, tai JOINS ir links
ma dirbti. Buvo surengta pix
nikas, kuriame padaryta pei
no $3.50. Dabar rengiama ba
zaras, irgi tikimasi padaryt
gero pelno, mes pacios motino
padaro visokiu skaniu namini1
valgiu publikai pavaisinti.
Turiu siuo sykiu paminet
kad musu Motinu Dr-ja tur
gera pirmininke, Ona Maleskie
ne, kuri visu atsidavimu dirb'
siai organizacijai, neziurint vi
sokiu nesmagumu kokiu sulau
kia uz savo darbus. Visuome
il dirba kaip komisijos pirmi
ninke ir jos rupesciu viska
graziausia pavyksta; su ia dir
ba sios komisijos mares: Luci
ia Karbotiene, Mag. Aleksai
tiene, Marijona Darguziene
Olese Meiluniene, Amilija Va
siliauskiene, Ona Kukauskienf
Anastazija Gavrilcikiene, Kot
rina Karuziene, Juze Puciunie
ne, ir Alena Mikolaitiene.
Viena is MOtinl
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-30

gaus siela. Man ten buvo itei-
kta netiketas laiskas nuo vie
nos Lietuviu pabegeliu seimos.
Ju pavardes, del saugumo, ne
minesiu. Sis laiskelis dave man
paspirties ir nauju pasiryzimq.
AS prasau Dievo kad man duo
tu sveikatos items pasiryzi-
mans ivykdyti.
Apsilanke pas savo dede h.
Carnecki, Kingstone, Pa, lai-
mingai gryzome savo miela
Detroita. Rep.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-30

zVIRBLIENE Morta (Guzaus-
kaite), "a M, mire Lapkr.
6, Chicagoj, kur buvo If gi-
mus.
sESKIENE Ona, 81 M, mire
Lapkr. 3. So. Boston, Mass.
Sirgo virs 80 metu.
JAzEVICIUS Jurgis, 60 metu,
mire Lapk. m. Sioux City,
Iowa.
VENSKUS Jurgis, 81 M, mi
re Spaliu II, Sioux City, la.
GAICAS Aleksandras, pusamz.
mire Lapkricio 8, Chicagoj.
(Telsiu ap. Luokes p. Molo-
venu k.)
CEPULIONIS Jonas, 81 metu,
mire Lapkricio Z, Chicagoj,
(Traku APPS. ziezmariu par.
Bialtiniu Ky Amerikoje is
| gyveno "a m.
MILIAUSKIENE M lar garieta,
mire Lap. M, Gilberton, Pa.
|GIBIENE Rozaliia, 62 m., mi
re Lapk. men. Kenosha, Wis.
sILAIKIENE Jieva (Kalinaus-
kaite), mire Lapk. men. Bal
timore, Md.
ABROMAI'TIENE Vaclova, mi
re Lapk. m. Baltimore, Md.
/ IGRIGAREVICIENE Stase, 62
M, mire Spaliu 18, Roches-
ter, N. Y.
MESKENIS Nikodemas, pus-
amzis, mire Lapk. 8, Chica-
goj. (Ezerenu ap. Salako p
/ Rakenu k.) Amerikoje isgy-
veno 33 metus.
BAZARIENE fedora, m ir c
Spaliu m. Omaha, Nebr.
sIMKUS Stasys, mire Spaliu
M, Omaha, Nebr.
JABLONSkIENF. Ona. "a m..
mire Spaliu m. Omaha, Neb
BALDATJSkIENE E liz bic t g
(Samolaite), pusamze, mirf
Lapk. II, Chicagoi. Mari.
jamp. p. Deguciu k.) Anne
rikoi isgyveno AS metus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-30
GIN STREIKAS

GIN STREIKAS
Lapkricio Fl, II val. ryto,
sustreikavo visu General Mo-
tors Corp. dirbtuviu apie 300,-
900 darbininku. General Mo-
tors yra didziausia pasaulyje
automobiliu isdirbyste, su 100
dirbtuviu visoje salyje; is ju
apie 20 Michigan valstijoje.
Darbininkai reikalauja pa
kelti mokesties po SOC valan-
dai. Unijos atstovai yra isty-
rineje kad korporacija turi di-
delius pelnus ir lengvai gall
pakelti darbininkams mokestl
po 30c valandai, be pakelimo
automobiliu kainu.
Tarp unijos ir kompanijos
atstovu derybos jau ejo per sc
dienu algu pakelimo klausimu
taciau prie nieko neprisita -
kompanija pasake kad negal
daugiau moketi ir nepakels ne
cento, be pakelimo kainu auto,
mobiliams.
Lapkr. 20 unijos atstovai pa.
reikalavo kad butu paskirta
3 zmones j Arbitration Boare
! perziureti korporacijos knygas
iei knygos parodys kad korpo.
racija negali moketi daugiau
darbininkai nestreikuos.
Veliau unijos atstovu buve
nusiustas kompanijai ultima
tumas, kad atsakytu j laisks
begyje "a valandu. Kompani
ia pasake kad negali duct
savo knygas perziureti ir kat
butu duodama daugiau laikt
apsvarstymui. Sekancia dienf
prasidejo streikas. Darbinin
ku jau senai buvo nubalsuots
ieigu nebus mokestis pakelts
30c valandai, unijos vadai tur
paskelbti streika, ir taip ivyko
Siuo laiku viskas yra pabran
ge, kompanijos duoda darbinin
kams dirbti tik 5 dienas savai
teje uz tick pat valandai k;
karo laiku mokejo; tada darbi
ninkai dirbo 6 dienas, uz sest;
diena gavo uzmoketi laika il
puse. Dabartiniu uzdarbiu 81
Selma darbininkui negalima IS
gyventi dideliame mieste.
MIRE. Spaliu IA d. palai
dotas Povilas Matuzevicius, g.
b .amziaus, nuo 2092 McLaan
Pamaldos atsibuvo Lietuviu Sv
Jurgio baznycioje. Velionis pa
ejo Laipuskiu k, Panevezi
m. amziaus, nuo 2O92 McLane
Zigmas Samuolis, dede, ir d.
sesers sunai. Lai buna velio
niui lengva animal ilsetis.
V. NJ
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-30

SIRElkAl
sios savaites pradzioje pla-
cioje Pittsburgho srityje strei-
kavo apie 10000 darbininku -
dauguma ju jau nedirba pc
menesi laiko.
Didziausia paskira streike-
riu grupe yra apie 5000 silk
darbininku.
Isviso streikuoja apie $4,000
stiklo darbininku keliose vie
tose, dirbanciu Libbey-O Owens
Ford Glass Co.
Westinghouse Air Brake Co,
darbininku unija kreipesi
NLRB prasydama sutikimo tos
kompanijos 5000 darbininkQ
balsuoti streiko klausimu.
Skerdyklu kompaniju mesi-
ninkai cia reikalauja S36 mi
nimum mokesties uz 40 valan-
du savaite.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-30
DARBININkAI NENORI
DIRBTI

Ne visi darbininkai nori dir.
bti, kaip pasirodo ir ziniu va
karineje Pennsylvanijoje. Cis
darbininku samdymo biurai il
nekurios dirbtuves jieSko dar-
bininku, taciau bedarbiQ darbi-
ninku ir gryzusiu bedarbiu ka-
riu eiles dideja.
Priezastys yra tokios: vieni
darbininkai netinka tam tik-
rus darbus, kit sake jiems ne
moka CANA, 0 kit pasitenkine
,gauh $50 i saVaite bedarEes
atlyainimo nieko nedirbant.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-30
zydai Kalba Lietuviu
Vardu

Dachau, Vokietijoje, viena
zyde, Riva Levy, kuris save
vadina Lietuve, kaip Americas
spauda paduoda, liudijo apie
Vokieciu ziaurumus su Zydais
Dachau koncentracijos stovyk-
loje, kllr jie buvo kankinami,
mazai maitinami ir verciami
sunkiai dirbti. Jiems buvo gra-
sinama kad "tuoj eisit j pra-
CARA pirm laiko" jeigu nepil-
dys sunkiu darbo prievoliu.