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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13

Cordell Hull in speech delivered
on September IL, 1943, reaffirmeo
the above principles wherein he
said, each sovereign nation, large
and small is in law and under the
law the equal of every other nation
and all nations, large and small
which respects the rights of others,
are entitled to freedom from out
side interference in their internal
affairs.
No people have a better right to
self-government and independence
than the people of the Republic of
Lithuania. When war broke out
they were an Independent nation,
at peace with the world and on
f. endly relations with their
neighbors. They were not aggres-
sors and did not do anything to
bring on this terrible conflict.
The Republic of Lithuania was
established on February 16, 1918
as modern nation under a con-
stitutional government. For the
short space of time their country
enjoyed freedom and independence,
they made great progress. Lith-
uania improved the living condi-
tions of their people. Their farms
were productive and the products
thereof not only fed their .own
people but they contributed to the
support of other nations. They
constructed roads and bridges. Edu-
cation was widespread and encour-
aged. Attendance in the elementary
schools was compulsory. They erec-
ted beautiful churches and public in
stitutions of higher learning. They
were a peace loving nation, happy
and contented. They are now one
of the conquered nations, suffering
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
DAUG1AU APIE SGT. PETRO
JAKUCIO MIRTI

Kovo 80, Didiji Penktadieni,
Jakuciu Selma Clevelande pa
sieke liudna zinia, kad ju jau-
niausias sunus, Petras, % m.,
padejo savo gyvasti gindamas
savo tevyne Vasario 25 d. 10
tevai gyvena 6212 Linwood av.
Petras buvo Sarzentas Ma
rinu Korpuse, Ketvirtoj Divi-
zijoj. Kariuomeneje tarnavo
virs 3 metQ, ir kariavo prizes
Japonus per praeitus du metu.
Pirmas musis buvo Marshall
Islands, po tam Saipan, kur jis
buvo suzeistas ir gavo Purple
Heart. Susveikes vel buvo
pasiustas prizes Japonus ant
Tinian salos, ketvirtoje vie
toje, nzimant Two Jima sala,
padejo savo gyvasti.
Petras paliko dideliame nu-
liudime teva, Adolfa, ir mott
na, julia, sesute Ona, ir du bro
Illus kurie irgi tarnauja ka-
rluomeneje: Corp. Jurgis yra
tail gunner Orc Korpuse ir da-
bar randasi Anglijoje. Pfc.
Juozas tarnauja U. S. Armiio-
je, randasi Indijoje.
Petras lanke Lietuviu sv.
Jurgio parapijos mokykla, ja
moksla tese East
Technical High School. Prizes
iseinant tarnybon dirbo Cleve-
land Worm & Gear Co.
" a. a. Petro siela buvo at
laikyta misios Bal. 7, 900 V.
ryto, Sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
PAVOUNGAI SUMUS-
TAS j. BENDLERIS

Lietuvis Juozas Bendleris, So
m. amziaus, antradieni buvo
ziauriai sumustas atsilankes
namus tulo Burcha Dumas, ant
Central ave-, patirti kodel jo
vaikai nelanko mokyklos.
Juozas Bendleris tarnauja
mokyklu vaiku suziuretoju, ir
atsilankes j to zmogaus namus
pasiteirauti apie 10 vaiku isli-
kima is mokyklos, Euvo to pix
to zmogaus uzpultas gelezine
paipa, jam permusta galva, ir
gal but pavojingai. Nedorelis
issivijo p. Bendleri is namu ir
sumuse j beganti automo-
bill, kuriame gatveje sedejo jo
kitas draugas. Uzpuolikas su-
imtas.
J. Bendleris nuveztas ligoni-
nen. Jis keli metal atgal pa
sitarnavo prie SLA vaiku mo-
kyklos ir bendrai prisideda
prie Lietuvisku kulturiniu dar-
by Clevelande.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
|RAPORTAS APIE NIL
SIJA WASHINGTONE

Raportas apie Misija ir vie.
sas susirinkimas LVS nariu il
ju 'draugu ne nariu rengiamas
sekmadieni, Balandzio %, nuo
300 V. po pietQ, Lietuvai Va
duoti Saj-gos centro pirm. P. J.
ziurio namuose, 1434 Clarence
ave-, prie Detroit ave. ir w.
40 street. Bus uzkandziu ir
vaises.
Ten bus patiekta pranesimas
apie siuntima Lietuviu atstovo
] San Francisco Konferenciia
gales dalyviai isigyti knyga
Angliskoje kalboje "Kaip Jie
Mus Susaude".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
REIKTA DARRININKU

Fisher Aircraft dirbtuveje
netoli Airporto reikalaujama,
kaip pranesa, 1000 darbinin-
ku. Ten dirbdinama B-29 lex
tuvai, kuriu gaminimas nori-
ma pagreitinti. IS ten PEREZ
ia rudeni buvo paleista 1000
darbininku.
IS Jamaica salos atgabenta
Clevelanda 100 negru darbi-
ninku dirbti Republic Steel
dirbtuveje. Tu negru is ia
maica jau randasi Clevelande
apie 600, kurie visi dirba dirb-
tuvese.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
GRAINS SALIUNUS?

Columbus, Ohio, valstijos Sc.
nato degtines kontroles komi-
tetas nubalsavo rekomenduoti
valstijai biliu kad butu legali-
quota pardavimas degtines Sc
novisku budu saliunuose.
Dabartiniu laiku Ohio ista-
tymas neleidzia saliunu; sulyg
lstatymo degtine gall butt
parduodama tik restoranuose,
kur kartu turf butt parduoda-
ma ir valgiai.
Bet kaip, zinot, mazai kur
jau rasit tokiu vietu kur deg
tine parduodama kad galetu-
met gauti valgyt.
IS Columbus praneSa kad ir
vel Ohio valstijoje prades su-
mazeti degtines istekliai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
vi TRIM Al

BUMBuLISNE Agnieska, IS
M, nuo 971 E. 81 St., mire
Bal. 10. Palaidota Kalvarijos
kaplnese; pamaldos atsibuvo
sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Velione paejo Migioniu k,
kruonio par, Vilnijos; Ameri-
kon atvyko 1922 m.
Liko sunai: Mykolas Cleve-
lande, Motiejus Long Island,
N. Y, ir Vincas Dorchester,
Mass. Anukas Antanas tar
nauja U. S.. Armijoje; ir anuke
Adele Cvitkovic.
Laidojime pasitarnavo laido-
tuviu direktorius N. A. Will
kelis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
PRANESIMAS

Bendra Amerikos Raudonojc
Kryziaus komisija rengia kor,
tavimo vakara if sokius, SEX
madieni, Balandzio Is, sv. Jur-
gio parapijos saleje. Kortavi-
mas prasides $3.50 val. po pie
tQ; bus duodama dovanos prie
kiekvieno kortuotoju staliuko,
taipgi uzkandziai.
sokiai prasides 7 val, gros
A. Buknio orkestras. Puikus
laimejimai su izangos tikiete-
liais. Izanga tik soc. ypatai.
Komisija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
SVECIAS

Clevelande biznio reikalais
lankesi Adv. VIM. J. Darke-
Dragunas, is Jamaica, N. Y.
Jis pora metQ atgal buvo
kandidatu is Queens County j
U. S. Kongresa, ir tik visai
mazu skaiCium balsQ pralai-
mejo.
Svecias atsilanke Dirvos re-
dakcijoje susipazinti, ir uzsi-
rase sau Dirva.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
kITAS SVECIAS

Pastaromis dienomis po Gle
velanda slampinejo Pittsburgho
saslavyno redaktorius. Tulos
Clevelando moterel6s turejo
nemaza darbo SUI tuo sveciu !:
vienos prosijo jam kelnes, XII
tos baltinius skalbe.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
SUSIRINKTMAS

American Lithuanian War
Activity komiteto susirinki-
mas bus laikomas antradieni,
Balandzio "a, LietuviQ saleje,
nuo 8 val. vakare. Malonakit
atsilankyti visi ir kvieskit ka-
riu tevus ir pacius karius ku-
RE jau gryze arha viesi, atsi-
lankyti. Valdyba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
LIETUVIU SALEJE

Ateikit Lietuviu sale pasi-
losti ir smagiai praleisti vaka-
ra su savo draugais. sios su-
eigos atsibuna kiekviena vaka-
ra, nuo 8 val. lygiai. Parem-
kit savo kluba ir Lietuviu sa-
le, vietoje eiti kitur. Cia tapo
padidintos dovanos, todel jums
bus naudinga atsilankyti daz-
niau j Lietuviu sale.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
LANkOSI KARIAI

Joe Markevicius, CCM, nuo
1909 Giddings rd., parvyko pa
vieseti pas savo tevus, po ka-
70 zygiu Pietu Pacifike.
Karys Pranas Guzauskas at
vaziavo palankyti savo motina,
Mare Guzauskiene. il, triju
kariu motina, dalyvavo petici-
ju iteikime Washingtone Ko-
VO 23.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
PA'DEKA

Velyku Dienai altoriaus pa.
puosimui P. sv. N. P. bazny.
cioie aukojo: Mr.. ir Mrs. Juo.
zas Ramanauskas Selma; Mr.
If Mrs. Joseph Bellat; Mr.. il
Mrs. F. Vester, Bill Schultz.
Kun. J. F. Angelaitis, kle.
bonas, dekoja visiems uz au-
kas sudetas Velyku Dienoje.
Rep.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
KOMARAS IM.ASI

Musu stipruolis Juozas Ko-
maras su imtynemis iSvaziavo
j Pietines valstijas. Paskiau-
sia buvo Chattanooga, Tenn.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
sDABARTINIS

mayoras Thomas A. Burke pa
skelbe savo prizada kad ope-
ruos miesto reikalus subalan-
suotu biudzetu. Jokiu aEu pa
kelimu miesto Valdybos tar
nautojams symet nebus duo
DANA, nes pernai pakelta algos
bendroje sumoje S1,O00,0OO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
PARSIDUODA FARMA

PARSIDUODA FARMA
Troy Township, Garrettsvil-
lie, Ohio, netoli Cuyahoga upes.
12h akrQ, didelis sodas, apie
400 vaismedziu. Nuo City Lii
mits % males. Kreipkites ar
ba raSykit: (15)
J. ZAKAS
1902 LaWnview Avenue
Cleveland 3, Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13

PARSIDUODA NAMAS
6 kamb. pavienis, 99x110 kam-
pinis lotas, 3 dideli miegkam-
bariai, tile moderniska virtu-
We, plieno Venetian blinds, su
karpetais, kietas ivaziavimas i
garaziQ. Savininkas Q5)
1850 East II Street
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13

eDIDzIAISIAIS Ezerais vel
prasidejo laivu vaiksciojimas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13

SAVININKAI PARDUODA
2 po keturias seimas murinius
apartmentus, 8 garazai. Ma
tyti galima Q6)
1902 Linwood Ave.
TelefOnas HE. 6949..
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06

. The architects sketch of the lew school buildings which are proposed at
Opheim is shown above. The structures will consist of a dormtOry, a gym
nasium, and a small addition to the present building, shown al the right. The
dormitory, middle, is designed to house SO students and provides a large living
and recreation roo as well as dining space and kitchen facilities. The gym
nasium will provide a large floor space for physical education and athletic
activities, together with adequate shower and locker room facilities. The gym
nasium will also provide space for shop, home economics and for student
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06
State Committee
Urges More
Corn in Montana

BOHEMIAN - With only 10000
acres planted to corn in Montana
in 1915, an increase of 250,O00 acres
in 1916 is recommended by the state
production adjustment committee
composed Of state and federal
agencies concerned with agriculture.
In the report covering suggested
use of crop land in 1916, the COM
mittee points out that corn NAV be
profitably rotated with small grains
in eastern Montana, particularly in
areas where summer fallow is not
recommended.
This additional corn production,
the committee reports, would pro
duce livestock feed which would be
needed should drouth occur in the
eastern part of the state. In ad-
dition, cor in rotation makes pos
sible more efficient use of labor
than is the case under continuous
cropping to small grains.
Corn varieties on the recon-
mended list for Montana are: Hy-
bridS-(early) Wisconsin 255, Min
nhybrid 800 medium to late)
Wisconsin 275, Minnhybrid 400 Wis
consin 279; open pollinated varieties
-(dry land early Gehu, Mixed
Flint, Dakota White Flint, (dry and
irrigated land, medium to late) Fall
coner, Northwestern Dent, Pioneer
White Dent, Brown county yellow
Dent, Irrigated and dry land, late)
Minnesota 10, Paynes White Dent,
Silver King.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06
Commission from
Missouri Opposed
to MVA Proposal

JEFFERSON CITY, MO.-A spe-
cial Missouri commission agreed the
water resources of the Missouri val
ley should be developed by a BASIN
wide controlling agency but said
pending congressional plans for a
Missouri valley authority we're OBJ
fashionable.
The report. submitted TO Gov.
Phil M. Donnelly by Senator Claude
B. Ricketts, (R) of st. Louis, "also
recommended that construction of
reservoir projects in Missouri pro-
posed and included in the author
lied Pick-Sloan plan be deferred
until those features of the plan have
been again reviewed. . "
The commission said that it was
sound public policy to develop
river resources under a basinwide
co-ordinated plan. 1t added that
such a development was regional in
scope and could be handled by a
regional authority if such an agency
were strictly limited in its power.
Making an inspection of the up
per Missouri river, the Missouri
state commission visited Glasgow
and Fort Peck in october.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06
III Clubs, Members
Receive Awards
at County BANQUET

Valley county All clubs, leaders
and members received awards for
the years work at the annual coun-
ty All recognition banquet in the
Methodist church Saturday night at
z. More than IS attended.
Awards were presented by Coun-
ty Agents James K. McGibney and
Iva L. Holiday. They paid special
tribute to club leaders for their
work. The group gave a vote of
thanks and farewell to Mr.. McGib-
ney, who is leaving extension work
the first of the year.
A brief talk on the four HIS in
the club pledge-head, heart, hands
and health-was given by Sam Gil
luly, editor of The Courier.
All clubs and leaders in the
county are Center Aggies, Mrs. Mike
Heikens and James Heikens; Center
Cissor Cnippers, Mrs. Frank Ferrin;
Beaverton Busy Beavers, John
Brooke; Hinsdale Sunshine club.
Mrs. Peter Gaasch: East Tampico
club, Mrs. Sidney Cotton and Mrs.
Sadie Hall; West Glasgow Dairy
club, Mrs. Harold Stensland and
John Wesen; Needlecraft club, Mrs.
Lawrence c. Cheadle: Glasgow Kit
chen Queens, Mrs. Kathryn Soesbe
and Martha Sisson, and Oswego
Beavers, Mrs. Ruby Lingle.
New clubs organized for next wear
are Richland Busy Bee club. Mrs.
George Killenbeck and Mrs. Hattie
Clark, and jolly Todd Lake club.
Mrs. Elizabeth Reddig.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06
G. N. Payments
to Counties
Over $S50,000

Checks totaling 1851, 319.48 have
been received by the treasurers OF
26 Montana counties and the city
of Butte from the Great Northern
railway In payment Of the first half
of 1915 taxes on its operating prop
erty in the state.
Valley county's check for S48, 9l3,
ranks it sixth in the state among
payments to counties. First five
counties, in order, are Cascade, Flat
head, Lincoln, Roosevelt and Toole.
Levies on Great Northern operat-
ing property in Montana in 1945
total 81, 702, 624, or 1872 per cent more
than the total for 1914. The second
and final installment will be paid
next May.
About half of this tax money goes
to schools in Montana, 10 percent
to county and village road and bridge
funds, and the remaining 40 percent
to the state, counties, cities and
villages for other purpose.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06
Licenses to Wed
Should Be Used
In County Issued

Attorney General R. v. Bottomly
has appealed to Montana ministers,
magistrates and others qualified to
perform marriage ceremonies to aid
in seeing that parties to marriages
comply with a state law requiring
that marriage licenses be obtained
from the clerk of the district court
in the county in whcih the mar
riage is performed.
Bottomly explained that it is the
duty of those performing the mar
riage to check the license and adj
wise the parties to the marriage that
the law prohibits marriage where
the license is issued in one county
and the marriage performed in an
other. If the parties have that
knowledge, Bottomly said, it is pos
sible in later years for the marriage
to be invalidated.
He said a situation has occurred
in which some difficulty has been
experienced when those performing
marriages fail to comply with this
law g. if, through ~inadvertence
or mistake the license is used out
side the county where issued, the
P4O'AoAO4io "a SSSOAOt oiAS' ACtSISU
codes of Montana, 1895. would be
applicable. This section would make
any marriage entered into by either
or both of the parties in good faith
valid, even though the marriage
ceremony was performed outside the
county that issued the license"
Because of this dilemma, Bottomly
said, and because of increasing
numbers of marriages under such
conditions, it is essential that all
persons solemnizing marriages use
care in scrutinizing mar
licenses.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06
Glasgow Woman'S
Husband Ends
Duties i'm Also

WRIGHT FIELD, Ohio-Maj. r.
H. Davis, who served here almost
four years and recently was acting
chief OF administration for head
quarters, air technical service COM
mand, has been relieved from active
duty. He will resume his former
position with Douglas Aircraft.
During his service here, he was a
member of the stats of Lieut.. Gen.
William S. Knudsen and Maj. Gen.
B. E. Meyers as one of the original
group of officers who initiated the
Indignation of the ASC and material
command into ATSC.
Major Davis is the husband of the
former Geraldine Huber of Glasgow,
Mont. They have two sons, Roger
Hasbruuck Jr. and Robert Graham.
The Davises will live in Washington.
d. G.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06
THOENY
Mrs. j. Nj. Thoeny

Albert Davenport went to Hinsdale
with the mail Monday to return to
school in Poplar.
Charles Rogers returned from
Chicago with a shipment of cattle
and called in Thoeny Monday.
Mrs. Earl Marshall returned last
week from a tWo-week visit in
Grenora, N. d.
Fred Munger is hauling hay for
Bill Lee. Mr.. Lee bought the hay
from Mrs. Hilda Hunter.
Allen Stuber towed TO Glasgow a
couple of antelope hunters who
were stalled at the Mann Simmons
ranch for a few days.
Frank Bronx is hauling coal home
that was delivered for him at
Thoeny store.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06

in moderate wen (35O'). 3h dozen
cookies. Try these Peanut Jumbles made
with REX Enriched Flour. They're
delicious!
For cookies that are too good to last long
use REX Enriched Flour. Milled
from carefully selected choice wheats.
Tested by bakings. AS fine a -four as it's
possible to mill for the purpose. Tailor
made for your kitchen. Double money
back guarantee.
Get REX Enriched Flour from
your grocer ~today-and try these Peanut
JumbleS. Use REX for every
thing you bake cakes, pies, bread
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06

tons Of Glasgow history and were
corrected by Professor Fried" for
errors. Special guests of the club
who added colorful recollections to
some of the questions were Justice
c. w. Kampfer and C. Prentice.
Other guests were Mark Sternhagen,
son of j. P. Sternhagen, and Milo
Jennings Of Opheim.
From time to time, selected Know
your Glasgow" questions from the
quiz will be printed in The Courier
to provide interesting information on
the city's history.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06
DOWNING BROTHER nF.n

j. A. Downing, formerly Of Tam
pico, has written that his brother.
w. Charles Downing. died in Comp
ton. Calf, Nov. 20. The former
Valley man has been in California
the past Is months taking care of
his brother and expects to stav until
the estate is settled. Surviving are
two brothers and two sisters, as well
as other relatives.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06

and hot-breads, too.
They're all delicious
when made with REX
Flour and your favor
lite recipes.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06
IN ORC

Aboard the USS Cascade at
Wakayama, Japan Delayed -
Stephen Anthony Winderl, Rich
land, Mont, and other navy men
serving aboard this destroyer tender
arrived here recently TO take their
places with the naval occupation
forces. The port Of Wakayama is
located on the southwestern coast
of the japanese main island of
Honshu, approximately go miles
south of the great port Of Osaka.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06
Five Valley Men
Given DISCHARGES

FORT LEWIS, Wash. Men hon.
orably discharged from the separa-
ton center here include Corp. Ralph
S. Young of Glasgow, Staff Serg.
Lee w. Britzman of North Star
route, Glasgow; Pfc. Richard j.
Partridge of Glasgow, Pfc. Myron
A. Wright of Glasgow and ia Ing
valid G.. Vegge of Glasgow.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06
Price Ceiling on
Newsprint liked

W-ASHINGTON-O. P. A. plans to
announces soon an increase of at
least IS a ton in newsprint ceiling
prices, 1t was learned today.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06
"Know Glasgow" Is
Program Staged
at KiwaniS Meet

"Know your Glasgow" was the
subject Of a quiz program staged
at the Glasgow Kiwanis club meet
ing in the Allen cafe Thursday noon,
with President II. j. Fried and Cur
It's Beede in charge.
Members were quizzed on ques-
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06

We will have IN can Individual
selfishness to preserve world peace.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-12-06
SERG. ARNOLD HOME

Geevieve - Serg. Ray Arnold re-
turned home Saturday following his
recent discharge from the army air
forces. He is the son of County Com
missioner Maurice Arnold.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-02-02

affiliations or nationality, all en-
ployes under the jurisdiction of the
international union ITO this and
the following program of positive
action is adopted"
Among the first rules laid down
pertaining to the duties of the COM
mittee is the admonition that the
international will investigate all
complaints Of alleged violation of
the unions anti-discrimination pol
icy. It further instructs them to CO.
operate with and actively assist the
international educational depart
ment in all educational activities
which may have as their purpose
the enlightenment of union men,
bers concerning the policy Of the
UAW-CIO respecting discrimina-
ton.
While this FPC is made up Of
members of the international exec
utive board, on which no Negro sits,
a Negro, George w. Crockett Jr.,
has been appointed as executive di-
rector of the committee. While this
sounds good on paper there are sew
eral outstanding Negro union men,
bers here who believe that the work
of this committee would go further
if small committee was set up in
each plant, or in each union local to
keep tabs on any unfair practices
and report the same to the proper
authorities.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-02-02

Chicago physician and surgeon,
was recently awarded a Bronze
medal and Purple heart, his wife,
Mrs. Eunice V. Adamson, a proba-
ton officer for the juvenile court
of Cook county, disclosed here.
A native of Alabama, and grad
uate of Talladog and Meharry Med
ical College, Capt. Adamson served
an internship at the John A. An
drew Memorial hospital, Tuskegee
Institute. He is a former secretary
of the Cook County Medical Associ-
alton, as we'll as past president of
the Chicago-Tuskegee club.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-02-02

for the purpose of coping with the
problem of dependent territories.
The success of the Anglo-American
Caribbean commission was cited as
a demonstration of new device
in international arrangements"
Concluding, Mr.. Willard referred
to the 26th session of the Interna-
tional Labor conference held in
Philadelphia last spring and OBJ
served that the adoption of mini
mum standards of social policy for
dependent territories will merit
wider application and could be en-
ployed to the advantage of depend
ent peoples in the broad spheres
Of general political and economic
development"