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Wis DAUGIAU PAkETU
TREMTTNIAMS

Dabar jau veik kiekvienani
zinoma kad galima siusti pa
ketelius Lietuviams NJ Lietu-
vos ribu. Taigi jau daugelis
sukruto pasiusti dovanu savo
vientauciams Vargstantiems XII
tose salyse. CARE istaiga da-
rosi zinomesne ir zmones per
ia siuncia pasalpa.
Stai ir musu veikejas, LVS
skyriaus rastininkas Vytautas
Morkuzas issiunte savo KaledCl
dovanas Lietuviams Europoje
per CARE organizaciia.
Moterys tai jau atsargiau su
pinigu. JOS verciau pacios SUI
pirkines ir suraisios, kad tik
daugiau naudos iseitu uz ju pi-
niga. stai Ona Banoniene su-
riso keIis paketelius ir pasiull-
te Kaledoms Lietuviams trem-
tiniams studentams Italijoje.
Issikalbejus SUI 1eiseju j: P.
Uvicku, pasirode kad ir jisai
siuncia paketelius Lietuviams
tremtiniams. Jis parode pun
da laisku nuo tremtiniu ir pa
pasakojo jdomiu epizodQ.
Teisejas Uvick yra Ameri-
koje ginnes ir auges, Wis tik
savo gimines zmoniu neuzmir-
Sta. Jis net svetimtaufiu Sci
myna prikalbino pasiusti do
vanu nelaimingiems Lietuviams
istremime.
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BALTIMORE, ND.
SMULKIOS zINUTES

LAPKR. 16, Lietuviu Saleje
ivyko Lietuviu Moteru Pilietis-
ko Klubo surengtas bingo losi-
mo vakaras. Publikos atsilan-
ke apie $50 asmenu megstan-
ciu jieskoti sau laimikio.
J. Ypac kaip temijau, motere-
les yra labai igudusios tame To-
syje. Vyrq burelis susede prie
atskiru stalu lose kortomis
national, vyrai bingo nesiinte-
resuoja taip labai.
Kadangi motereles kaip tos
darbscios bitukes visos pasi-
sventusiai dirba savo organiza-
cijai ir visos atsinesa kokia
nors dovanele, tai jos ir pelno
padaro savo organizacijai, mes
dovanq pirkti nereikia.
Taip ir siame vakare dova-
nu buvo tick daug prinesta kad
nemazai jig liko neisdalinta. Lii
kusias dovanas pardavi is var
zytiniu. Cia ir vel diduma ju
paeios motereles ispirko kas
kuriai labiau patiko.
Neteko patirti kan jo skirs
to vakaro pelna; butu kilnu jei
jos paremtu Lietuvos nukente-
jusius naSlaicius ir iSvietintu
Lietuviu kulturnii judejima.
LAPK. Is, 16 ir II, Lietu-
viQ saleje ivyko idoni paroda,
kuria surenge Marylando val
stijos kraliku augintoju sajun-
ga. Parodoje buvo simtai vi
sokios veisles kraliku; buvo
mazu ir dideliu, panasiu kaip
Lietuvos zuikiai.
Ant kick ia paroda buvo ido-
mi, tick il netiko Lietuviu sa-
lei; atrode kad sale paversta j
gyvuliu tvarta.
Oar viena keistenybe buvo
tai kad visa laika tos kraliku
parodos estradoj stovejo Ame-
rikos, Lietuvos, ir Maryland
valstijos veliavos. Rodos ir We
laivos tokioje parodoje netiko.
LAPKR. %, Lietuvip saleje
ivyko Lietuviu Legiono 154-to
Posto. surengtas pasilinksmini-
mo vakarelis; sveciu dalyvavo
apie 400. Sis postas rengiasi
statyti paminkla, kuriame bus
irasyta vardai visus Baltimores
Lietuviu dalyvavusiu pirmame
ir antrame Pasauliniame kare.
Tai yra didelis legionieriu uz-
sibrezimas, reikalaujas daug
sunkaus darbo. Taciau su pa
rama vietos Lietuviu legionie-
rial tiki savo tiksla atsiekti.
LAPKR. 27. Lietuviu Ame-
rikos Atletu klubas savo ma
me turejo surenges savo meti-
ne clam bake vakariene. Kaik
kas metal taip ir 81 karta klu-
bieciai turejo gausios publikos.
lures ir grazaus pelno.
p. p. Jaras.
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IS californijos Padang6s

California valstijas j Los An
geles.
Ypatinga buvo temyti ant
automobiliu keliarodzio zeme-
lapio, kuriane buvo pazymeta
keliai pirnuju pionieriu kurie
IS rytiniu yalstiju vaziavo va
karus. Jie jauciais vaziavo,
kellone truko menesius, sriti-
mis- neturinciomis jokiu keliu,
tik ka Indijonu ismindziotais
takais. Jie vaziavo-keliavo di-
delemis lygumomis, bet vieto-
mis- uztiko If keblius pervaziuo-
ii kalnus, kuriuose vargo-ka-
mavosi, kiti net gyvastis pade-
jo, nepasiekdami savo keliones
gallo. Vienas is tokiu istoriniu
keliu yra Santa Fe Trail. Da-
bar yra ir miestas Santa Fe,
New Mexico valstijoje, ir gele-
zinkelio linija tue vardu is Chi
Cages i Kalifornija, kuri trau-
kiniais nuveza pasazierius to-
linus vakarus per apie 81 va
landu laiko. ~
Dapar paprastu automobiliu-
ku is New Yorko j Los Ange-
les zmones nuvaziuoja j septy-
Mas dienas, o lektuvals 20
valandu, greitesniais dar grei-
ciau. laigi, kalifornija ir Pa
citikas yra palyginamai arti,
dabartinemis suslslekimo prie-
moments vykstant.
MUDU su zmona, atostogau-
jant vaziuodami, pasiryzom per
diena pravazluoti tarp $50 Xxi
4UO myIlQ, sustoti pasirenkant
atitinkama miestell nakvynel,
dar prizes sutema, o ryta lsva-
zluouavom tarp Z ir 8 valandos,
geral lsslmlegoJe. 1okla kelio-
ne buvo neVargInantl, tleslog
Smagl.
Apie tolimas keliones, jei.
klauSySl VlSOklu LmOnlu pasa-
ku, kartals gan lr nenuvazluO-
Il. PaVelzuan, xiii paSakOJa
kad per tyru vaistlJas vazluo-
Janr net Ir Vande1Il relkla pr
nrl, ir gasoline per Slnitus my
llu nlekur negauoI, II nakVynes
neraSl, lr tt. Mes radon If ga
sollno sJoclu pakanKamai, ku-
rlu yra lSSLatyCu kaS kelIasde-
olInLs myilu, Jel ne Kellos kru-
voJe tai nors vlena; If vandens
vlsur tureJo, If nakvynel vletu,
vadlnamuOse Auto Courts, ra-
dom. Su nakvyne bloga items
Kurle nori llgal vazluoti, net
sutemus. Kada prlvazluoJa pa
sIsklrta miesteh If norl apsl-
nakVOtl, patlrla, daznlausla,
kad vlsos nakvyniu vletos uz-
plldytoS ankSclau vazlavuSlu II
nahvotl sustoJuslQ. Iada rel
kla dar valanda vargtl Jleskant
velal vakare koklos nors neuA-
lmUos naKvynes Vletos.
(Bus daugiau)
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NEWARK, N. J.
SMAGUS VAKARAS

Sekmadieni, Lapkr. II, Lie
tuviu laisves saleje, Elizabethe
buvo surengtas j. J. Stuko
Lietuviu Radio Rutos Klubo ir
Choro metinis rudeninis kon-
certas ir balius.
Programa ispilde parinktos
menines pajiegos, solo n cho-
ru lei duetais, ir prie Lietuviu
dar dalyvavo Estonu sokiku
grupe.
Pc programo buvo sokiai,
prie Matulionio Continental or
kestro.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

Viena pabegele jiesko savo
dauZlu h4-IeI IhoJe, tAntanO lr
JuOzO 1>eytIauonu, is louaSu
H., SlntauCu Val. ALslsauhlLe
beCJy LeIngunene
JOo T.. 90 oC., Los angeles, Cal.
PajieSkomos MalioauskaiteS,
gyv. Chicago, ILL.,, lr Jonas MA
llsaushas, gyV. hanadoJ, klle Is
blrZu APPS. JleSkO
.. Juozas JaSlnevicius
is koklsKlo)
G.. j. hernandez 50
San Antonio ue tauua +. T.. y.
JlEsKAU broli Jurgi Vim
cluna, atvyko | U. 5. prles pra-
eILa kara. oellIau gyvenO Bos-
tome. JosauuLlu X, faulrzes v.
fraoau atslsaunCl. (46)
rEIEh vENCUlNA AS
Coleman, Alta. canada
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LIETUVAITE FORDO
REIKMENU PIRKEJA

Stella Nikniute tapo paskir-
ia pirmutine moteris pirkeja
Ford Motors Co. reikmenu vi
sole Fordo istorijoje. Kaipo
toki nepaprasta ivyki vietiniai
laikrasciai aprase ir patalplno
piles Mikniutes atvaizda.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
KELIONE !
LOS ANGELES
X. S. Karpius.

Ne AAcl
KUR karta atsilankai, tave
zmones mielai priima, ir .kur
tau patinka, ten ir vel nori at
silankyti. Tie pakartotini at
silankymai kartais buna mieli,
kartais gi labai apvylia, antru
kartu nuvykes kartais apgai-
lauji kan vaziavai.
Ar taip bus ir su manim,
antru kartu nuvaziavus Kali
fornija, ypatingai pas Los An
geles Lietuvius?
Pernai lankiausi pas Los An
geles Lietuvius, plrma karta,
kai vaziavau nuo Lietuvai Va
duotl SaJungos San F'rancio-
co kenterenclJa. flrm vyklmo
/ San Francisco, pOrai dlenu
uzsukau Los Angeles, kur ra-
oau geru Lletuvlu, suslpraUuslQ
patrlotu, lr Ia proga pavyko ls-
telktl LVS skyrlQ.
ArteJant zlemaI, mano EMO
nele, kurl blJo salclQ, kokie pas
mus Clevelande kas -zlema ne
apslrlkdaml ateina, sumane pa
Vazluotl / sllta kallIOrnlJa, pa
gyventl su savo pussesere, Is
cambridge, Mass, II pazluretl
kokle ten buna oral Zlema.
kadangi il rengesi kenauti
automoolllu, pagalvoJau kau IL
as kartu gallu uZ tuOS paclus
plnlguS nuvazluoJ1. II talp, pr.
MA karta nuo 1895 metu, kal
vaAlavau ] Plrma fasaunu Lac
tuvlq hongresa haune, pastry
.Aau paslnaudotI prOga II duoC!
sau aCostogu nors iris savaltes
81 karUa, kal praneslau LVc
skyrlul aple paslryzlIna aCva-
1luotl ] LOS Angeles, skyrlus
pasldarpavo surengrl vlesa su-
slrlnKlma II prakalbas.
KELIONE is Clevelando, pei
Indiana, Illinois, Xxi Kansas IL
ty, MO-, buvo De Joklu lvalru-
nIQ, II per tas valsJlJas gamta
toKla paul, neldoml. Zmones IL
mlesral lrgl toxic paJys.
| Kansas City, Mo-, vazia-
vom todel kad ten gyvena ma
no sesers dukte, Ona Grlsklu-
te-Flynn, is Providence, K. L.,
lstekeJus uz Amerlkleclo, Kan
sas city teritoriJos Ethyl Ga
sollno kompanlJos atstovo. Juos
aplankem Ia prOga.
ldomu buvo pamatyti ir per
VazIuOtl aDl garSlas d1dAlaoias
$40 kontinento upes, Mlsslsslp-
p1 Ir MISSISSIPPI, kurlas BAN
dem lyglntl su Lletuvos Nemu-
nu. NUNS paslralke Vazluotl
per taS upeS tOklalS tlltals ku-
RE Nemunui butu perdldell.
ArteJant prle Kansas City,
stalga aUsldureme independent
ce, MO-, mlestelyje, II tuoJ at
slmlnem kad cla yra PreZlden-
10 Irumano namal. 'PaSlKlau-
sIneJom kurloJe gatveJe, II pa
slrOde kad Vlsal pekenul, tooel
del visa ko paSukOm paLlureJl
kOKlus' namus turl slos salles
valdZloS galva.
Mama radon didell, senovis-
ka, meulnl Dalta, dluoku kle-
lnu apllnkul, bet De tvoros. kle-
me ant SJleUo DuVo lSkelua We
llava, Kaaangl laukta prezlden-
to parvazluOJant DaIsavlmams,
mes tai DuVO dlena prizes rlnkl-
nus. Pora Dernloku graDoJo
kleme Iapus, If. prlesakyJe ma
mo ValnaclOJo pora uiueilu Wy
ru deJektlVu.
DVI NAKTIS ir diena pavie-
seJe Kansas city, IS Tell Jau
leluOmes ] pleJuS, paSlekJl Uo
ob, KurlS KellaS eliza nuo Cnl-
cagos per ST. Louis, ,sOhlanonia,
Texas, New Mexico, Arizona II
4 Ii L IL IN IL II il L Il As E0u
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LIEPIA LIETUlVON
NESIUSTI

Paskutiniai laiskai gauti is
Lietuvos rakartotinai sake kad
dovanu ten nesiustume, mes jos
buna iskraustytos ir tik maui
te dalele paliekama, o muitas
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PER SNIEGO AUDRA Gruo-
dzio l d. Pittsburgho srityje
trafiko nelaimese uzmusta 6
asmenys, IA suzeista.
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(Bus daugiau)

DABAR laikas issirasyti sau
Dlrva l94l metul.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

Platinkit DirYal
Issirasyta galima bent kada.
Metanns 81. Pusei metQ 81.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-01-11
Jewish Labor Committee
COmmends Presidents
Order On Refugees

New York City (ILNS). Jew
ish Labor Committee, has wired COM
mendations to President Harry S.
Truman, congratulating him on his hu-
manitarian direction designed to facili-
tate the admission into the United
States of displaced persons and refu-
gees from Europe, under the existing
immigration quotas ,as we'll as on his
action on releasing the 922 announced
by Adolph Held, national chairman of
the committee.
"Your deed, which we consider the
first step in providing a home for the
victims of fascism, and especially the
Jews who have been the worst suffer-
ers in this war;" the committees tele-
gram to Truman said, demonstrates
once again that America has remained
a firm protagonist Of the great ideal
of providing haven for the perse-
cuted and oppressed everywhere"
The President was also thanked
"for shedding a ray of hope upon the
homeless who have avidly been look
ing forward to this humane act of re-
settlement and rehabilitation"
Labor Heads Asked Action
Held also revealed that William
Green, president of the American
Federation of Labor, and Philip Muir
ray, president of the Congress of In
dustrial Organizations, have express
ed their full support of President
Truman's action in ordering the re-
lease of the refugees at the Oswego
shelter. Green sent letter to Ugo
Carusi, commissioner of the Immigra-
tion and Naturalization Service, and
the CIO sent a similar letter to Dean
Acheson, acting Secretary Of State,
urging that these victims of fascism
be accorded the right to reside in this
country.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-01-11
Discharged From Navy

Middletown: Smith, Marschal c.,
AMM3c, 1920 Yankee Rd.; Lawson,
Rexill c., SM2c, 2411 Sherman Ave;
Clark, junior L., MOMM3c, RR 2
Greentree Rd.; Klamo, Joseph M, S1c
1900 Taylor Ave-; Carr, Herbert R.,
Cox, 118 N. Sutphin ST.; Duff, Thomas
F., EM1c, 3104 Ohio Ave.
Hamilton: Gray, Alfred (n)
SC3c(T) R. R. 8 Mason Rd.; Johnson,
Wade R. F1c, 728 Melville Ave; lines
Everett P. MOMM2c( c(T), 76O Ridge
wood Ave; Turner, Thomas T. SIC
1104 Edison Ave; Carter, Everett (n)
QM3c(T), 148 Webster Ave; Eggles-
ton, Thomas M. EM3c(T), COS Pry-
tania Ave; Bown, Clifford, E. Sic, R.
R. l.; Brandner, Edward H. SM3c,
1888 Kahn Ave-; Davish, Melvin (n)
MAM3c(T (T), 18 Augspurger Ave.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-01-11
PREVENTING RAILROAD WRECKS

There has been a disquieting in
crease in fatal railroad wrecks recent
ly-an increase that calls for drastic
and speedy remedial action. Railroad
officials are reported as blaming hui
man carelessness and bad weather for
the increase. They say that with traf-
fic at record levels, carelessness is
bound to creep in and no safety de-
vices can cope with this human fail
ing. This may be true but there are
other factors, too.
One of the factors in causing acci-
dents is manpower shortage, which
still exists, despite the millions of men
that have been discharged from the
military forces. Many experienced
railroad men are still in the services.
1t would seem to be only common
sense that they ,.e discharged if they
possibly can be spared, regardless of
the number of discharge points they
may have. If getting men back in
railroad employment will save lives,
the sooner it is done, the better.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-01-11
AFL GOVT COUNCIL
HITS PAY RAISE
OBSTRUCTION

Washington, D. C.-The Govern
ment Employees Council of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor asked Sena-
tors Byrd and Hickenlooper to cease
obstructive tactics against the Downey
salary bill for federal employees.
"The President has called for his
former Senatorial colleagues support
in maintaining the nations purchas-
ing power and has specified he wants
the government to follow it's own
precept by putting the 20 percent sal
ary proposal into effect in the federal
civilian service" the council said.
"Yet, this important legislation has
been kicked around and hardly toler-
ated on the Senate floor to date, ap-
parently because Senators Byrd and
Hickenlooper failed to have their way
in the Civil Service Committee"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-01-11
JOBLESS PAY CLAIMS
MOUNT IN new YORK

Albany, N. Y.-Unemployment in
surance claims in New York State
have jumped from about $4,000 on
VI Day to a current 240,000 and
further increases are expected in
1916, the State Division of Placement
and Unemployment Insurance re-
ported.
The total does not include $4,000
veterans who have filed claims fol
readjustment allowances under the
"GI Bill"
The division pointed out, however
that the jobless total for the state as
a whole still falls far short of 1910
when the greatest number of insur.
ance benefits were paid. The 194(
top weekly figure was 400, ,488, COM
pared with total Of 240,052 for the
week ending Dec. IA.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-01-11
FRIDAY JANUARY IL, 1916
THIS BILL MUST PASS

Pending before Congress is bill,
which if passed would be one of the
most important steps ever taken to
cure the economic ills of the South.
This measure, introduced by Senator
Claude Pepper of Florida, would make
it illegal to pay a wage of less than
65 cents an hour to workers engaged
in interstate commerce.
The substandard wages paid to a
great majority of Southern workers
are the root of the South's economic
ills. Directly they have kept a large
proportion of the Southern population
poorly fed, poorly clothed and poorly
housed. Their secondary effects on
the life of the South have been even
more disastrous.
They have kept the Southern farm
er poor by undermining the market
for his products. They have depress-
ed Southern business by restricting
the purchasing power which is it's life
blood. They have distorted the South's
economy by discouraging the manufac-
ture of finished goods in Southern
states.
Some of the Southern delegation in
Congress, led by Senator Ellender Of
Louisiana, are opposing Senator Pep
per's bill. They claim to speak for the
South. Actually they speak for inter-
ests which profit by the South's mis-
fortune. The Southern people-and
the people throughout the nation
cannot remain silent in the face of this
misrepresentation, which threatens
defeat of this indispensable measure.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-01-11
Truman Signs Big
UNRRA Fund Measure

Washington, D. C.-President Tru-
man signed the second United Nations
Relief and Rehabilitation Administra-
tion bill, authorizing appropriation OF
an additional 81 ,350,0O0,000.
The measure stipulates UNRRA
spending must end in Europe by De-
cember 81, 1916, and in the Orient
by March 81, 1947.
The UNRRA measure contains a
House amendment under which the
President is requested to seek free
access of American news correspon-
dents into countries receiving aid
The AFL vigorously supported in
creased appropriations for UNRRA
as humanitarian measure.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-01-11
COMMENT on WORLD EVENTS

tend Canadian Trades and Labor
Congress at Montreal in 1912.
During the second World War,
throughout the worst days of blitz,
Thorne showed his devotion to the
common people by living in East Lon
don despite his great age, refusing
all offers of shelter in the country.
"My job is to stand by the people who
have trusted me for so many years" F"
he said.
Labor and humanity throughout the
world have lost great friend and
champion in the passing of Will
Thorne.
Prompt reopening of the mails to
Germany and Japan was recently urg-
ed on Acting Secretary of State Dean
Acheson by the American Civil Liber-
ties Union ITO remove the last re-
naming barriers to worldwide free
dom of mail service" The mails have
been reopened with all other enemy
countries. Officers of the union, seek
ing to determine why postal service
has not been resumed to Germany,
were advised by Second Assistant
Postmaster General Gael Sullivan in
charge of foreign mails, that without
adequate transportation facilities and
stabilized postal administration
within the country concerned, mail
service from the United States cannot
be undertaken"
According to the union further in
quiries developed that in the case of
Germany political reasons are more
persuasive than the difficulties of
transportation. The Secretary of State
was urged to make known to the pub
lie its attitude, if political considera-
tions are standing in the way"
The union cited many appeals to the
government to resume postal service
in order that thousands of Americans
may make contact with relatives, and
through the parcel post help relieve
widespread Sllffering
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-01-11
CAMPAIGN SAVES LIVES

The pedestrian death rate in Day
ton, O., during the first 5 months fol
lowing the adoption of anti-jaywalking
ordinance was Ia per month, de-
crease of more than SO percent from
1914, the international City Managers
Association says. The ordinance, which
became effective March %, 1945, pro-
hibits pedestrians from crossing
streets against traffic signals and at
any place other than crosswalks at
intersections. Pedestrians must use
the right half Of crosswalks and driv-
ers of all vehicles must yield the right
of-way to a pedestrian lawfully cross
ing the roadway within any cross
walk.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-01-11
PAPER MAKERS
REACH new WAGE
AGREE N E N I

Tacoma, Wash. - John Sherman,
vice president of the International
Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and
Paper Mill Workers, said that AFL
unions in the industry had approved
an agreement with Northwest paper
manufacturers. The agreement covers
80 mills of the Pacific Coast Associa-
tion Of Pulp and Paper Manufacturers
employing about 1900 workers. Mr..
Sherman said that contracts calling
for a Is percent wage boost for all
male employees receiving 921A cents
an hour and up, and 171s percent
increase on the base rate, bringing it
up to $1.O5 an hour, would be signed
Immediately.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-01-11
Schultheiss Appointed
Deputy

Middletown, Ohio.-Appointment of
Richard Schultheiss, Monroe, as a
Deputy Sheriff of Butler County was
announced by Charles Wake, Sheriff.
He is the son of Emanuel Schultheiss,
Deputy Sheriff and veterans of the
County Sheriff's office.
The younger Schultheiss was re-
leased from the Army in September
after more than three years with the
82nd Airborne Division. He served in
North Africa and Europe and partic-
ipated in six campaigns.
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WHAT NEXT?

A new vaporizing unit, the size of a
small table radio, will soon be used
to attack influenza, pneumonia and the
common cold, all of which cause enor-
nous economic losses. Function of the
new device will be to release by an
undisclosed electrical means an in
visible fog Of triethylene glycol which
is said to have reduced absenteeism in
a big airplane plant and to have cut
the incidence of the diseases in tests
by the military forces.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-01-11
U. A. w. Community Dance

The public is invited to the COM
munity dance by the Amalgamated
Local, No. 176, C. l. O., at the Moose
auditorium, Saturday night, February
End. The dance will be given for the
benefit welfare fund. Barney Rapp
and his New Englanders' Orchestra
will furnish the music.
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With the death of Will Thorne, old
est Member Of Parliament when he
retired before the general election of
last July, there has gone another link
with the pioneer British labor-politi-
cal movement, which produced such
outstanding men as Keir Hardie,
George Lansbury, Ben Tillett and
many others.
William James Thorne, who was al
ways known simply as Will Thorne,
was 88 at his death in London Jan. q.
He had served as Labor member in
the House of Commons for the London
borough of West Ham for 38 years,
a period of time equalled by few. He
was born in Birmingham, his father
and mother being brickyard workers.
Thorne began his political career in
1884 as member of the Social Demo-
crat Federation. Five years later he
organized the first meeting of the
Gas Workers Union, now the National
Union of General and Municipal Work
ers. At the first meeting he was made
secretary, a position he held for 45
years.
In 1892 Thorne became a member
of West Hams Borough Council and
8 years later made his first campaign
for Parliament. He was defeated but
in the 1906 voting he was elected,
serving until his retirement. During
his long Parliamentary career, he
made a record both for punctuality
and regularity of attendance. He won
a reputation for asking questions that
were direct and to the point and on
several occasions caused minor SEN
sations by blowing a whistle when he
thought a member should be brought
to order.
In 1898, Thorne was delegate from
the British Trades Union Congress to
the American Federation of Labor
Convention at Kansas City and he was
the first delegate from Britain to at
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-01-11
Augspurger Named
President

Gordon Augspurger, 815 Main St.,
Hamilton, was named President Of the
Butler County Board Of Commission
ers at the organization meeting Mon
day. He succeeds John Schumacher.
Augspurger, a Democrat, is serving
his first term on the board.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-01-11

They must deluge their Senator and
Representatives with messages from
both organizations and individuals sup
porting the Pepper bill.
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WISDOM

Better to expose ourselves to in
gratitude than fail in assisting the
unfortunate.-Du Coeur.