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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-08

neduaCle meOlClDe. | ne HldI lluu been overworking. and using his eyes steadily at night. Daily head aches had led him to form the habit of taking the drug in large doses. He was not aware that 1t was poiSon- ing him until it's accumulated ef- fleets finally incapacitated him and placed him in the hands of the police.
 Such cases aS this are frequent enough to cause concern to the medical profession There is dan ger that the shortage of doctors, together with the pressure of wartime work and strain may lead people to try to relieve their aches and pains by dosing them selves with headache remedies and other drugs.
 ASK ADVICE
 While an occasional dose of medicine to relieve headache may do no harm, it is the height of folly to increase the dose or to continue taking such drugs indef- initely instead of seeking mcdica, advice to learn the cause of the disorder A headche or any other pain is symptom, and nothing is gained by relieving the pain without relieving the condi- ton that causes it.
 Home nurses should help to in- tcrpret this fact to their neigh bors and friends and warn them of the dangers of self-medicati0n Even though doctors are scarce and hard to reach. the situation is not yet so pressing that people cannot have essential medical care The advantage the we'll trained home nurse has over otEeI people is that she knows enough not to take chances when warning symptoms tell her that medical advice is needed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-08

And by having your glass-cutter chiSel hole out of the center of the table top this idea originates with Majeska, clever New York decorator you can continue to use the urn af q vase for flowers.
 Plan" she says. ito use con- talncr inside the urn to hold your posics, SO you won't have To upset your table when you change the water"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-08
BEAUTIES HINTS
 Eye-catching Ornament. Double Demand For Bright, Healthy Hair
BY ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

With so many sparkling, color ful doodads gravitating towards heads glittering leaves, flower clus- ters, ribbon-t tied fancieS-the need is urgent to make coif as bright and shining as the competing orna- ment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-08
WE. THE WOMEN
THE WOMEN-- Women On War Jobs Earn Respect And Admiration

the hundreds of jobs that used to be considered mems work.
 When woman doesn't get re- spect from the world--it is for one reason, and one alone. She doesn't demand it. She doesn't insist on her right to be regarded as fine tple of woman. deserving admira- ton and respect.
 The insistence, of course, isn't vocal It comes from Woman's conduct, her bearing and her at ttude to others.
 Copyright, l944, NEA Service. Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-08
WOLVES RECRUIT WACS

Indianapolis, Ind. - tUPp - The Wolves are on the loose after the Wacs in Ind!anal The name ol the Wac recruiting head in the state is Cap, Louis C Wolff while one of his assistants is named S@l RodRCr Wolf
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-08

According to the Hollywood girls who started all Of this business q glamorous ring-leader Is Ann c"The Doughgirls'D Sheridan-hair should look as faultleSsly groomed as a store-wlndoW mannikin's. before you reach for any doodad.
 "Unkempt locks, says spokes- man Ann, suffer badly in contrast with an eye catching ornament. on the other hand, if hair is above re- proach and the thingamabob isn't because it has been kicking around too lone he effect is just as bad "
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-08

with his mother, Mrs. William Ay- otte of East street.
 The Wolcott volunteer fire de- partment will meet att he firehouse on East street at o'clock tonight for the January meeting. Edward Theriault will preside.
 The Billy Peterson Boy Scout troop will meet at the South school tonight with Scoutmaster Edwin O. Brustat. All scouts are requested to be present. Boys l2 years of age or older are invited to join the troop.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-08

Youthful and bewllching 'dntc' frOck 10 inspire many compliments It has your beloved dirndl skirt and nlfiles tO frame Il face preltlly The bodice laelng is n novel touch,
 Pattern No. 8750 is designed for sizes Ii. i2, l3, l4 l6 and l8, Size l2 requires 2 5-B yards of 30-Inch material, yard machine made ruff fling tO trim,
 For this pattern, send 20 cents, in COINS your name, address, sile desired. and tle PATTERN MUM IjER t0 Sue Burnett Water bury Democrat, ll50 Sixth Avenue 10. N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-08

D V ! I ' ' OAd llOAl where it was learned that he was a man of 5 Q b 6 r habits, q n d II Q V Q I known to touch alcohol in any form Later he was taken to a hospital where it was discover ed that he was suffering from D o i s o n 1 II E resulting from
 continuous use of A DOnnlar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-08
TOMORROWS rhENu

BREAKFAST: Orange juice. hot whole wheat cereal, raisin toast, butter or fortified mar garine, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON Vegetable and stock soup, toasted peanut but ter sandwiches, grapefruit. cookies, tea, milk.
 DINNER Veal steak with olive stuffing. mashed potatoes, buttered beets, enriched bread. butter or fortified margarine. packaged butterscotch pudding, coffee, milk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-08

to say:
 T found out how wrong they were, and l hope such talk isn't influencing other women. No mater where you work you will be treated with as much respect as you demand"
 When a Wom- an has learned that she has learned a lot. Time was when
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-08
Current RatiOning Regulations
MEATS AND BUTTER

MEATS AND BUTTER Red "Q5' through No valid tokens point
 FOODS m each worth 10 points valid Sugar 34 m Book " s pound, stamp be validated Feb. l. Anplane stamps valid pair e indefinitely,
 GASOLINE valid B-6. and c-6 valid for five gallons each
 FUEL OIL
   worth gallons per
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-08
. McKENNEY
 ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E.. MCKINNEY America'S Card Authority

Mrs A. M. CHelen) Sobel once again is demonstrating that there is littde or no luck in duplicate bridge With her teammates, Mrs. Margaret Wager, of Atlanta. Ga, Mrs. F. C. CSally) Young of Phila- delphia, Pa. and Mrs Emily Foline of Richmond Va, she again won the Womens National Team of Four Championship.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-08
Urn Turned Coffee Table
By NEA Service

You can turn an old uln-one that you have or buy from the junkman and mpaint- into de luxe coffee table by topping it with round or oval-Shaped piece of cut-to-SiZe glass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-08
By RUTH MILLETT

A woman war plant worker who took her job against the advice of friends who insisted war plant was no place for a woman has this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-08
&aMWaA &9l E&Ntc(t0N# Stuff Veal Steak
 With Dressing
BY GAYNOR MADDOX NEA staff Writer

When you can get veal. make the most Of it with delicioun stuffing.
 stuffed Veal Steak
 Two pounds veal steak. cut l-4 inch thick, ? teaspoons salt, Ia tea . spoon pepper, 3 tablespoons short ening, 2 cups tomato juice, table spoons all-purpose flour.
 Season veal steak with salt and pepper. Spread stuifng evenly over steak, and roll, Fasten togeth- CT with toothpicks, sl;ewers, or string Roll in flour, brown in hot shortening. Add l-2 cur of the to- mato juice, cover tightly, simmer 1 to l l-2 hours or until ttnder. Turn If necessary. Remove toothpicks, skewerS or string. Place on platter. Add remaining tomato .uice mixed with flour to pan, cook until thick Pour over meat.
 For the same recipe, or for a shoulder of veal tor lambD try this
 Olive Stuffing
 Three cups toasted brtad crumbs, l-2 teaspoon poultry seasoning or mixed sage, thyme. savory. marjo- ram, as desired. l-2 teaspoon salt l-8 teaspoon pepper, l-2 cup chop ped onion l-2 cup minced parsley, dozen ripe olives, l4 cup fortified margarine or other shortening, , tablespoons boiling wate.
 A pound loaf of enriched white bread or whole wheat loaf will give you cups crumbs Slice and toast the bread until L can be rolled to crumbs. Add herbs. salt, pepper, onion and parsley. Slice the olives from their seeds and add to dressing. Melt margarine with boil ing water. Add 10 dressing and toss lightly to mix Stuff pocket of pre- pared meat Note: Add cup of ripe olives to gravy in baking pan as meat roaStS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-08
By IONA l.. TROTT
 Assistant Director, Red Cross Nursing Service Written for NEA Service

Not long ago read an article in the paper about a man who had been picked up on the street in a dazed condition, stumbling about as if drunk. He was identified at the
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-18
4. PATRIOTISKUMAS IR
VERGISKUMAS

Pasveskime keleta eiluciu sio
nesveiko kliedejimo tvirtini-
mui panagrineti. Kas juo no.
rima pasakyti? Ogi stai kas.
Kadangi Americas Lietuviu
Misijos delegacija San Fran
cisco spaudos atstovams parei-
ske jog Lietuva turi butt ne
priklausoma valstybe;' o pas
kui ta patti pakartojo ir gar
bingiems Senatoriams Vanden-
bergui ir Connally bel Atsto-
vui Bloom tai situo il atliko
bolsevikiska darba. 'Irodineti
kad toks tvirtinimas yra mesa
none, butu tuscias laiko gai-
sinimas, mes kiekvienam yra
aisku kad nepriklausomos Lie
tuvos atkurimo reikalas yra
ne bolseviklskas, o patrlotls-
kas Lietuviskas darbas:
Priesingai, dziaugsmo reis-
kimas bolseviku kariuomenes
.laimejimais, kada tie laimeji-
mai sudaro didziausia pavoju
Lietuviq tautos gyvybei, yra
pro-bolsevikiskas zygis. Gi at
sikirtimas kad prizes tuos boil
sevikisku laimejimus nieko ne
galima pasakyti, mes Sovietai
yra Americas sajungininke,
teparodo tipiska p. Grigaicio
vergiskuma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-18

1. SENATORIAL VANDEN-
BERG IR CONNALLY IR
ATS. BLOOM PRIEME AIM
DELEGACIJA. J. E. SAN
FRANCISCO ARKIVYSKU-
PAS GEG. 20 MELSIS
Uz LIETUVA
Prizes kuri laika buvo rasy-
ia kad Amerikos Lietuviu Mi
sija Lietuvos balsa Nnukele j
Amerikos sirdi. Dabar gi dra-
siai galima pasakyti kad Lie
tuvos balsas nukeltas j pasau-
lilo nervu centra.
Nuvyke j San Francisco.
Americas Lietuviu Misijos at
stovai tuojau surenge spaudos
atstovams priemima, j kuri at
silanke virs so didziausiu A
merikos laikrasciu korespon-
dentu. Adv. Oils, kaip vienas
Misijos pirmininku, tam gau-
siam rinktiniu Americas laik-
rastininku buriui placiai nu-
sviete Lietuvos butt bel iske-
le ia skriauda kuri Lietuvai
padaryta jos nepriemimu
United Nations Selma. sito
rezultate, sekancia diena Lie
tuvos balsas nuaidejo per visa
didziaja Amerikos spauda, pra-
dedant San Francisco svar-
biaisiais laikrasciais, baigiant
zymiuoju Chicago Tribune.
Geguzes 8, visa Americas
Lietuviu Misijos delegacija, t.
y. PIP. Oils, Kumskis, ziuris,
buvo Amerikos delegacijos var
du priimta Senatoriq Vanden-
bergo ir Connally ir Atstovo
Bloom. Priemimo metu buvo
kalbetasi apie Geguzes A Lie
tuvos klausimu iteikta memo
randuma, kuriuo, pasiremiant
negincyjamais faktais bel do
kumentais, buvo pareikalauta
patikrinti Lietuvos respublikai,
kaip suvereninei valstybei, att
tinkama vieta pasaulio organi-
zacijoje.
Padrasinta siais pirminiais
pasisekimais, Amerikos Lietu-
viu Misijos delegacija griebe-
81 ir tolesniu zygiu, kurie Lie
tuvos ateiciai gall tureti dar
didesnes reiksmes negu visi
ligsioliniai zygiai.
Geguzes 20 d. Americas Lie
tuviu Misija rengia officially
priemima visoms mazuju tau
tu ir Amerikos delegations
San Francisco konferencijoje,
Taigi kaip prizes du menesius
t. y. Kovo %, puosniame Wa
shingtono Statler viesbucic
Presidential Ballroom patrio-
tingieji Lietuvos tevynainiai
astuoniasdesimciai A m er ikos
Kongreso nariu aiskiai isdeste
kruvina musu mylimos Lietu-
vos rauda, taip dabar tie patys
vyrai didingame San Francis
co visq pasauio mazuju tautq
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-18
3. MUSU SOCIALISM, Prizes
LIETUVISKOS PASTANGOS

Sitai betgi terra mazmozis
palyginus su tue ka daro vie
mas save vadu pasiskelbes ir j
Lietuviska visuomene isisprau-
des Rusiskas socialistelis. Oar
prizes istoriskaji Misijos suva-
ziavima Washingtone Sis Lie
tuvisku reikalu kenkejas per
Naujienas visaip niekino Misi-
jos sumanyma ir visomis gall
momis ir negalimomis priemo-
nemis stengesi diskredituoti
jos iniciatorius.
sitoms jo pries-lietuviskoms
pastangoms nuejus niekais, jis
per tas pacias Naujienas eme
rekte rekti prizes Americas
Lietuviq Misijos tarima pasiu-
sti savo atstovus j San Fran
cisco konferencija.
Kai Amerikos, Lietuviu Mi
sija sarysyje SUI San Francis
co konferencija gavo palankq
laiska is State DEPARTMENT. ir
kai paaiskejo kad net pats
Valstybes Sekretorius yra pa
informuotas apie Misijos dele
gacija j San Francisco ir yra
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-18
Ant Lietuvos Aukuro
LETUVOs BALsAs NUKELTAS PAsAULIO NERvU CENTRA

jai palanRiai nusiteikes, tai ir
tuos faktus jis megino apver-
sti aukstyn kojom. Pagal Ru-
sisku socialistu tradicijas ia
proga jis pilte pyle purvus j
energingu Misijos veikeju PIP.
ziurio, Olio, Kumskio kelia.
Dabar, kai Misijos delegaci-
ia jau yra San Francisco ir
kai il ten dideliu pasisekimu
darbuojasi Lietuvos labui, N
nos vel atidare savo Rusisko
kvapelio purkstuva. Girdi, rel
kalaudami Lietuvai atstovybes
San Francisco konferencijoje
jie It. y. Misijos atstovaD tik
patalkininkaus Molotovui. Tia
proga N-nu redaktorius prira-
So ilgiausia skilti visokiu SAM
protavimu. Baigia, zinoma
kaip paprastai, savo iprasta
nuvalkiota demagogija. Jis
raso: Jeigu jie, t. Y. PIP. Oils
Kumskis ir ziuris Sta krypti.
mi darbuosis ir San Francisco
tai jie nepasijus kaip atsidurs
vienoje kompanijoje su AbekU
ir Karsokiene.
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5. KEIETAS IDOMIU
FAKTU

Is to kas auksciau pasakyta
isplaukia kad p. Grigaitis ko-
va del Lietqvos atkurimo ST.
pranta kaip trukdyma pastan-
gu Lietuvos nepriklausomybei
atgauti. Jei tokia isvada tu-
liens gall atrodyti kick nett
keta, tue nemaziau j sudaro
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-18

logiska p. Grigaicio tipo socia-
listu nusistatymo patvirtini-
ma. Kad taip tikrai yra, pa
rodo netolimos praeities isgy-
venimai. stai ju svarbiausie-
il.
Kai 1917 metals Petrapilio
Lietuviu seine tautininkai ir
katalikai pasisake uz nepri-
klausoma Lietuva, socialistai
is seimo protesto zenklan pasi-
trauke. Jie bevelyjo pasilikti
federacijoje su motinele Rusi-
ia.
Kai 1927 metals socialistui
Jeronimui Pleckaiciui nepavy-
ko perversmas Lietuvoje, jis
nubego pas Pilsudski ir prase
kad Pilsudskis jam padetu
Lietuvoje "atstatyti fdemokra-
tija".
Kai 1941 metals Preziden-
tas Smetona atvyko j Ameri-
ka ir pradejo Lietuvos islais-
vinimo veikla ir sieke Lietu-
vos vyriausybes in exile suku-
rimo, p. Grigaitis prizes il pra-
dejo smeiztu kampanija ir tas
p. Smetonos pastangas GROVE.
Kai dabar energinga Lietu-
vos islaisvinimo akcija prade-
jo vesti a. a. Antano Smetonos
buvusieji bendradarbiai, p. Gri-
gaitis stengiasi sugriauti tick
pacia akcija, tick ju vienybes
pastangas, o tuos veikejus api-
barsto savo socialistiskos kul-
turos perlais.
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DETROIT, MICH.
AUKOS AMERIKOs LIETUvIU MIsIJAI
Kovo 1924, Washingtone:
Viktoras ir Mrs. Petriks, Crosse Point $4,000
DR.. Juozas Jonikaitis 1O5.00
Juozas Tamosiunas 800
Joseph J. Smailis, Hamtramck 5000
DR.. J. j.. ir Mare Sims 5000
Kazys Wilkas $500
Henry Kapres 1000
Ambrose Kizis 1000
Vyt. Markuzas 1000
Vincas Dapkus 500
Stephania Douvan- -Ciurlionyte 500
Mrs. P. Medonis LOO
Mr.. ir Mrs. A. Rinkunas 500
Mrs. Anna Wikas 500
}. .Bartasius 500
Zigmas ir Johanna Kundrotai 200
Mrs. Helen Rauby 200
Jonas ir Elzbeta Valuka 200
Joseph Guzauskas 200
Juozas Kripas, Ann Arbor, Mich 1000
Petfas ID. Barakauskas, Ann Arbor Mich. 500
Nellie Kibartiene (Kabur), Irons, Mich 900
Mrs. P. Miscovch, LAinse, Mich 400
Ant. Medelis, Monroe, Mich 200
Detroitietiai delegatai uz zenklelius
Dr. J. Jonkaitis LOO
Mrs p Medonis LOO
DR.. ir Mrs. J. j. Sims 200
Mrs. Anna Wilkas 100
MIR. ir Mrs. V. Petriks so
Juozas j. Smailis so
DETROIT, MICH.
Aukos LVS 6-to Skyriaus Prakalbose Geg. 6
Misjos delegacijai San Francisco
DR.. j. Jonikaitis S25OO
Juozas j. Smailis 1900
Alblna Ambrose 1000
VIM. Brozs 1000
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-18

Vaizdas
Americas
Lietuviu
Misijos
didingos
Kongresines
Vakarienes
Kovo %, 1945.
Hotel Statler
Washington,
d. G.
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6. ISVADA: ISSKIRKIME
PRIEs-LIETUVISKA
ELEMENTA Is MUSU
TARPO
Viso sito akivaizdoje, terra
galimas vienas sprendimas. P.
Grigaitis ir jo bendra-smeizi-
kai turf butt isskirti is Lietu-
viskosios visuomenes tarpo ir
ismesti salin. Tuomet visos
pozityvios Amerikos Lietuviu
jiegos ras tarpusavyje bendra
kalba, susijungs ir kova del
Iietuvos laisves varys dar Xxi
siol negirdeta energija ir efek-
tyvumu.
julius Smetona.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-18

atstoyams rengiasi patiekti SUI
mindziotq Lietuvos teisiq gra-
zinimo reikalavima.
Kaip viso sito ispudinga pre-
liuda, 10 Ekscelencija pats
San Francisco Arkivyskupas
Geguzes 20 sutiko atlaikyti is
kilmingas pamaldas uz Lietu-
va.
q. sALTAS AMERIKOS
LIETUVIU TARYBOS
ATSAKYMAS
Taigi griuvant tyronams ir
Vakaru Europai isbreskus lai-
sves rytui, ir Americas Lietu-
viu kuriamosios jiegos susi-
junge milziniskai pastangai
padeti ir senajai tevu saliai
nusikratyti verguves panciu
Visa patriotingoji Amerikos
Lietuviu visuomene entuzias.
tingai isijunge j ta didyji dar.
ba, ir siadien yra dziugu kon.
statuoti kad jos Americas Lie.
tuviu Misijos vadovybei paro.
dytas pasitikejimas nebuvc
veltui.
Deja, ir sioje zutbutineje
kovoje musu tarpe pasigirsts
nemaloniu disonansu. Kai A.
merikos. Lietuviu Misijos SEX.
retorius p. ziuris, nuvykes
San Francisco, norejo sueiti
artimesni kontakta SUI ten jau
anksciau nuvykusia Amerikos
Lietuviu Tarybos delegacija
is jos vadovo gavo nedraugin.
ga atsakyma. sitai parodo
kad ir siuo lemtingu metz
anaiptol ne visi musu suprants
vieningo veikimo svarba.
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m mmum
AUKOS AMERIKOS LET. MISIJAI

Misos vykdymui
tode tie kure neaukavot prasom pr
katyta j bendra suma Aukas siuskit siuo adresu:
L.V. S. Centras $500 Superior Ave. Cleveland 3, O..
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Americas Lietuviu Misijai Washingtons
Kovo 1924 ir po to, taipgi LVS Cen
ira, Prisiusta Sekancios Aukos:
(Jeigu kuriu aukotoju vardai ar mestai
praleista, arba auku suma netikra,
prasome tuoj pranesti Dirvai)
PRALEISTA TARP BROOKLYNIECIU
AUKU AM. LET. MISIJAI:
Amerikos Lietuviu Tautininku Klubas, Inc.
Brooklyn, N. Y $4,000
DETROIT, MICH.
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DETROIT, MICH.

LVS 6-to skyriaus nariu buckles:
Dr. Juozas Peters 200
Ona Aksomaitis 200
(Nauji nariai prisirase LVS eta skyriu):
Helen Rauby 200
Hermanas Pavilons 200
Konrad Senauit 200
Antanas P Aurila (S2 narystes, 81 auka) 800
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PINIGAI w KNYGAS

"kAlP JlE MUS SUSAUDE
NJ. SIMS Detroit Mich. 1000
A. J. Kaniusis, Phila, Pa. 800
Frank Pukas, Phila. knygoms 500
V. V. Vaisnoras, Shenandoah Pa. 500
Mrs. John Domalakes, Frackvie, Pa. 500
George Skuczas, Reading, Pa. 500
D. Smigis, Sharon, Pa. 500
Krist. zemaitis, Phila, Pa. 200
Kun J. sukevicius, Tamaqua, Pa. LOO
Kun. Pranas Mockus, Coaldae, Pa. LOO
L. j. Lietuvnikas, Orlando, Fla. 100
Michael Butkus, Naugatuck, Conn. 100
Sgt Anthony Kateiva Tampa Fla. LOO
Anthony Gudaitis, Detroit, Mich LOO
J. J. Braknis Rochester, N. Y. LOO
Ben. Jayson, Clinton, N C. 100
Justina Jakavicene, Taunton, Mass. 100
Ida Silks, New Haven, Conn. 500
John Laukaitis Cambridge Mass. LOO
Jonas Kidolis, New York 100
Mrs. Fl. Juozapaitis, Amsterdam, N. Y. 100
Joe Liepinatis Detroit, Mich 100
A. Smgis, Norwood, Mass. 200
Mrs. Monreal, Cleveland 200
P W. Urban, Cleveland 500
Dirva, Cleveland 4.50
(Bus daugiau)
eAMERIKOS auksciausas paukstis yra
tai smeliu gerve. Patinai stovinti stati yra be-
veik zmogaus aukSco.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
Map Gas
Refunds

LANSING, Dec. 20-Overcom-
ing objections filed by Detroit 5
corporation counsel in the state
supreme court, the Michigan Pub
lie Service Commission today be-
gan hearings on plan TO dis
tribute $13,000,000 In refunds 10
customers of Panhandle Eastern
Pipeline Co.
The supreme court refused an
appeal OF James II. Lee, Detroit
assistant corporation counsel, who
sought TO prevent the commission
from handling the refund moneys.
"It looks TO me-" said Justice
George T.. Bushnell, "that you're
simply sparring for the right to
play Santa Claus with this
money"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
Relief for Jews
Asked by 70 Senators

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20 - A
petition, signed by 20 senators,
was before President Truman to-
day 10 effect the immediate
evacuation of 100000 Jews in
European concentration camps 10
Palestine before the winter in
CreaSeS their death toll"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
Cube to Ship Sugar

HAVANA, Dec. 20 (INS)-
President Ramon Grau San Mar
tin announced today that Cuban
sugar shipments would begin be-
fore conclusion of contract nego-
tiations in order TO relieve short
ages in the United States.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
Wayne 10 BaIk
AT State Control

If the board of education yields
any part of its jurisdiction over
Wayne University in return for
state aid for the school, the
divorce process will be no bargain
ing matter.
Individual board members today
agreed that Wayne had outgrown
Detroit's pocketbook and that the
state must help with its finances.
But nothing less than a shotgun
could force any member TO grant
the rurally dominated state gov
ernmcnt a voice in its administra-
ton
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
Relief Ship Hits Mine

ROME, Dec. 20 QNS)-The
merchant ship Matanier Pacon.
loaded with UNRRA supplies for
Italy, struck two mines today off
the coast from Civitavecchia,
northwest Of Rome, and caught
fro
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21

The same kind of coats that fairly flew out of our
store two weeks ago. The manufacturer decided he
wanted money instead of coats and we bought at
big discount for cash. Chesterfed sports models and
dfessy styles. Splendid fabrics, including all woods,
Meltons, suedes, and wool-face Aeeces and several
styles in pile fabrics Black brown, navy, green. Sizes
10 to You H have to move fast to get one, for you
can imagine how eager women will be to buy 24.45
coat for only 400.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
CAN'T MEET BILLS

wayne is definitely a Detroit
institution" said board member
Frank A. German, "but Detroit
cant afford TO pay for II any
more"
John H. Webster conceded that
the board might be forced TO
yield some measure OF control in
return for state aid but declared
local control had numerous ad-
VantageS.
DR. Clark y Brooks pointed
out that everything was running
smoothly-"all save TIE financing %
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
MRS. OSBORN OPPOSED

Mrs, Laura Osborn is known 10
oppose any change in the ad-
minlStration Of Wayne.
The question arose when Cox
Kelly said he would not ask the
Legislature 10 vote Wayne state
aid during lis special session, with
holding action until the board Of
education would say whether it
would want its S3.OOO.OOO on an
emergency basis or whether 1t
would prefer continuing aid.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21

To arrange for carrier deiiy-
cry OF The Detroit Times 10
your hosne. dial Cherry $500
and ask for Home Delivery"