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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-06
Polling Places and Election
Officers Listed By Hamlin

City Clerk Roy Hamlin, super
visor of voter registration, today
released a complete LIST of pre-
cinct voting places and election
officers for the special election
to be held in Key West on Mon
day, September 9, for the pur-
pose of naming a new City Com
missioner.
A list of the polling places and
election officers are as follows:
In precinct No. | there are SIT
qualified voters and the polling
place is at No. / fire station.
Clerk. Samuel B. Pinder; Po-
liceman, j. Winfield Russell; in
spectors, Russell Kerr, Thelma
Sweeting, Florencio Acevedo and
Earl Ingraham.
Precinct No. 2 has 909 quail
fled voters and the polling place
is at the Monroe County Court
House. Clerk: John H. Costar;
Policeman, Will Baker; inspec-
tors, Ben Watkins. George Sch
reiber, Carrie E. Hattrick and j..
Frazier Pinder.
In Precinct No. 8 there are Ala
qualified voters and the polling
place is at Navarro's, Duval and
Southland. Clerk: Percy Roberts
Policeman, Bertis Roberts; in
spectors, j. F, Williams, Harold
r. Pinder, Grover G. Albury,
Clarence Roberts. and Myrtle
Cassassa.
Precinct No. has 1898 quail
fled voters and the polling place
is at the corner of Simonton and
Petronia. Clerk Sam B. Curry;
Policeman, Lain Dobbs; inspec-
tors, Earl r. Mickler, Charles
Karmazin, Emilio Corral Harry
Pritchard and James r. Herring.
Precinct NO. 5 has 927 quail
fled voters and the polling place
is at No. 3 fire station. Clerk;
John c. Roberts; Policeman,
James Griffin; inspectors, Jimmie
Griffin, Ira Thompson, Everett
Knowles, Mario Viera and Will
liam F. Duval
In precinct No. 6 there are
1,042 qualified voters and the
polling place is at High School
Annex, Seminary and Tropical
streets. Clerk: Isabelle Fleming;
Policeman, Edward Albertus; in
spectors, Willard Saunders, Mis-
pah Pierce, Antonio Arenclbla,
and Joseph G. Knight.
Hamlin said that Mrs. Reba
Lowe, deputy clerk in his Office,
will assist him in supervising
registration and that on election n
day he will be accompanied 10
the various polling places by OF
ficer Ramon Delgado.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-06
Wesley kindergarten
linens September 10

Wesley House kindergarten
and other activities will open
September Is. The hours for the
Kindergarten are 900 to 1900.
Only those who are already en-
rolled may enter the kindergar-
ten. Wesley House is on Varela
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-06
Requirements Of Law

The state compulsory school
law requires that all children
who have attained the age of
seven years by February / of
any school year must enter
school promptly at the opening
of school and must attend school
regularly during the entire
school year until reaching their
sixteenth birthday, Hunter exs
planned. The responsibility for
this is placed on each parent. If
a parent is found negligent or
careless in meeting this respon-
sibility, he or she or both are
subject upon conviction to fine
of 500 or Imprisonment for 90
days or both. If the child be-
comes an habitual truant or a
delinquent, it may be dealt with
by the juvenile court. Hunter
asserted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-06
Late Night Crash
Turns Car Over

Charged with driving while I'M
der the influence of liquor, with
out drivers license, and caus-
ing an accident, James Walls was
held in jail today for trial this
afternoon in City Court.
Walls, according to police,
drove his car into machine
driven by Willard E. Fowler near
White and Eaton streets, at 1890
o'clock last night, turning it over
on its side. Both men escaped
injuries, Officer M. E. Santana
made the arrest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-06
No Sqdn. Coming
To Boca Chica

A runlor going the rounds that
"a half-squadron of observation
planes were returning to Boca,
Chica airfield is without founda
ton. Naval authorities at the
Boca Chica base denied this ru-
NOR as absolutely false and
add that they do not see how it
could have started.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-06
Bond Drive Planned
Ry Nary Personnel

Naval personnel in the Key
West area are planning Savings
Bond drive for the week OF Sep
tember 9 through Is, it was an
nounced today. All Navy per-
sonnet at the base here, as well
as all civilians employed by the
Navy, will take. part in the'drIve,
it was said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-06
Hunting License
Now On Sale

County Judge Lord said today
that he had received application
blanks for hunting licenses.
Dates are different concerning
when game may be shot, ne ex-
planned. The season for some
game starts September Is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-06
Law
For School Kids
To Be Enforced

Dwight Hunter, attendance as
sistant for the Board of Public
Instruction, announced today that
the compulsory school attend
ance law will this school term be
rigidly enforced in Key West.
He explained that during the
war years it was advisable to
allow considerable leniency in
issuing working permits to mi
nors because of the shortage of
manpower needed to keep the
home jobs going, and with war
workers moving from commune
ity to community it was difficult
to catch all cases of non-enroll-
ment and non-attendance. Those
conditions do not now exist,
Hunter said, and all parents are
urged to see that their children
of school age are enrolled and
that they attend school regular
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-06

WHERE TO DANCE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-06
ByTnGS Says Germans Ready
TO Resume Self Government
Under Supervision Of Allies
RUSSIA AND FRANCE
EXPRESS DISPLEAS-
URE OVER HIS Re-
MARKS AT STUFF
CART
tBy Associated Pre.s)

STUTTGART, Sept. 6.--Ger-
many is ready for the re-estab-
lishment of central govern
ment. Secretary Of state James
F. Byrnes declared today in a
speech delivered here.
He added, though, that such
a government would be under
the supervision of the Allies for
many years 10 come
Byrnes advocated that many of
the Allied troops in the occupa-
ton zones of Germany be with
drawn, and that only sufficient
number be left behind to see
that the Germans adhere to the
policy set forth by the council
of allied nations.
Germany should not be broken
up into small states, Byrnes as
serted. 1t should have a national
central council or government,
similar to that in a democracy.
and the people in the various
provinces should be given a
voice in the election of national
officers, such as a president and
members of a congress or parlia-
ment.
He stated that the United
States is against Remembering
Germany, the chief tendency of
which would be the weakening
of the economy of the Germans
as nation. He was specific in
one instance, and that regarded
Silesia. He declared that that
province, now occupied by the
Poles, must be returned to the
German people.
Byrncs explained that the
United States neither would be
soft nor hard in dealing with the
German people. They must pay,
and pay dearly, for having be-
gun World War II, resulting in
the killing of millions of people
and the destruction of billions in
property.
As nation, and not as segre-
gated states, each all-powerful in
its domain, Germany will recov-
er far quicker from the results
of the war, and, therefore, will
be in a bettet position to make
PREPARATIONS to the Allied ma
tons.
His speech was 5000 words
long. He touched on every ques-
ton that would have to do with
a centralized nation, and though
he was emphatic in stating that
Germany must be punished for
having initiated the war, yet his
speech created disapproval in
France and Russia.
French leaders were reported
to be furious over Byrne's rec
concentrations, even though he
advocating giving the Saar Basin
to France.
AS for Russia, it was said that
no representatives from that
country were present to hear his
talk, as though they had antici-
pated what he would say on the
subject, particularly the con-
tinuance of Germany as an en-
tity. Germany must not be q
apoorhouse," he concluded.
A few hours before Byrnes
spoke, American General Nc
Narny issued a statement to the
press in which he said that Ger
many was not prepared, in any
circumstance, to organize a CEN
trail OF any other kind OF gov
eminent. In the 10 months, Nc
Nanny declared, since the Allied
occupation of Germany, her peo-
ule have made no political prog
ress whatever. Progress along
that line, he contended, has been
mil"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-28

KVAINAUSKAS Kazys, mire
Geg. M, Minersvillea, Pa.
RlNKEVICIUS Kastantas, mi
re Geg. m., Minersville, Pa.
DALINKEVICIENE Scolastika,
pusamze, mire Geg. 81, Chi
cagoj. (Panevezio ap. Pum-
penQ p. Gudstadeliu Ky A
merikoj isgyveno 40 metu.
PALONIS Mateusas, pusamzis,
mire Birz. 2, Chicagoj. (Pa-
nevezio ap. Upytes p. Dubis-
kiu k.) Amerikoj isgyveno
35 metus.
SVILA Juozas, pusamzis, mi
re Birz. 1, Chicagoj. Ame-
rikoj isgyveno 81 metus.
PELIKIS Juozas, pusamzis,
mire Geguzes 20, Chicagoj.
(Taurages ap. zvingiu p. Pa
lignos k.)
ZARUMBIENE Ona, seno am
ziaus, mire Birz. 3, Chica.
goj. (siauliu ap. Luokes p
Gvitkiu k.) Amerikoj isgy.
veno 46 m.
DANUsA Kazys, 81 M, mir5
Geg. %, Brooklyn, N. Y.
ONEIDUKE Marijona, 80 m.
mire Geg. 18, Kearny-Harri
son, N. J.
UzDAVINIS Valerija, SO m.
mire Geg. 13, Philadelphia
PALAKAITIS Bronius, 20 m.
mire Birz. 3, Chicagoj, kul
buvo ir gimes.
| NARUSEVICIENE Ona (Paga
reckaite), pusamze, mire
Birzelio, Chicagoj. (Paneve
zio par.) Amerikoj isgyven'
43 metus.
VAZGARDAS Juozas, sem
amz., mire Birzelio A, Chica
goj. (siauliu ap. Tryskiu p..
Amerikoj isgyveno 48 me
tus.
BAKIS Jonas, As metu, mir
Birz. 4, Chicagoj. (sakiu ap
Naumiescio par. Lauckaimil
kaimo.)
ARTIsAUSKAS Mateusas, Sc
no amz., mire Birz. 4, Chica
goj. (Panevezio. ap. Nauja
miescio p. Natsegalos KIM,
Amerikoj isgyveno so m.
ADAMKEVICIUS K a tantas
Sc M, mire Birz. 4, Chica
goj. (Kedainiu ap. Dotna
vos p. Siponiu Ky Ameriko
isgyveno 40 metu.
PETKIENE Marcijona, 62 m.
mire Birzelio 5, Chicagoj
Amerikoj isgyveno 80 m.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-28
ISPARDAVE KARO BONU
w VIRS PUSE MILIJONO

Mrs. Helen Rauby, LietuViQ
komiteto Karo Bonu pirminin-
ke, ir Mrs. Stephania Douvan,
komiteto sekretore, skelbia kad
per sesis Karo Bonu vajus sis
komitetas per savo darbuoto-
jus, vyrus ir moteris, isparda-
We karo bonq ir stampu bend
role sumoje uz S533,770.20.
Paskirais vajais bonu par
davimas ejo sitaip:
Ambulance Plane
vajuje uz S208,456.5O
Lietuviu Penkiu Milijonu
value 96,400.00
Penktoje Paskoloje 68,9O5.OO
sestoje Paskoloje 32,4OO.0O
Septintoje Paskoloje 72,563.7O
Victory Drive 55,O45.OO
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Detroit, Mich, NaujienOs
Suvaldo Unity Vadus
Raketierius

Detroite, du valstijos auks-
ciausiojo teismo tardytojai ve-
ola tyrinejimus isveziotoju uni
JOS vadu raketierisko elgimosi.
Pasekmeje to tyrinejimo vie
mas akiplesa, Arthur M. Strin-
gari, buves AFL organizato-
rius, --dabar pasidares "darbo
santikiu patareju', tapo uzda-
rytas 80 dienu kalejiman uz
paniekinima ir izeidima teis,
mo sarysyje su tais tardymais
Jis, lake tardymu, dave me,
lagingus atsakymus, klaidin.
gus aiskinimus ir issisukineji.
mus.
Pastaru laiku Detroito pre-
kiu ir reikmenu iSveziojimo
unijos vadai sugalvojo prisi
lupti is mazu biznieriQ, parei
kalaudami is ju tam tikro at
lyginimo pavidale duokliu
unija, uz tai kad ju krautuve:
unijistai isveziotojai turetu tel
sc atvezti reikmenis.
Valdzia emesi ta raketa uz
kirsti ir pradejo tardyti viso
kius "darbininkQ atstovus".
Nors nekurie uniju vadai i.
virsininkai yra padorus emo
nes, savo darbais prisided;
prie darbininku reikalQ page
rinimo, kiti ju yra lupikai i,
raketieriai, prisikabine j dar
bininku ir darbdaviu reikalus
kaip dieles. Ju kenksmingi i:
sukti darbai neprisideda pri'
darbininku reikalQ pagerinim'
ir tik pakenkia darbininku ge
ram susitarimui su darbda
viais. Pavojus darbininkam
is ju puses yra tame kad ji'
nusistate gaudyti dolarius i
nepaiso kur juos pagaus.
Rimtieji uniju vadai tur5tl
apsiziureti ir stengtis atsikra
tyti ju, nes jie kenkia ir ge
riems ZmOnems.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-28

Stai kokiems: Birzelio 18, mu,
su mieste Amerikonu spaudo,
je didelemis raidemis pasirode
ilgi skelbimai praneSanti kao
american Society for Russian
Relief, Inc.', Birzelio 21, Aca,
denny of Music, rengia susirin.
kima if koncerta, sukelimu
100000 supirkimui medikalir
instrumentu ligoninems ireng.
ii Rusijoje. Pc tue atsisauki
mu pasiraSo daug AmerikoniS.
kom pavardem asmenu; pro.
CRANE ina dalyvuma net to.
kis aukstas asmuo kaip buves
.. S. Supreme Court teisejas
D. J. Roberts.
Kad patys Rusai tue reikalU
uzsiimtu nereiketu NUNS tue
dalyku dometis. Bet kada A.
merikonai, kurie, kaip mine
jau, streiko laiku 27 metal at
gal, kltame mleste nelge atel-
vius uz pareikalavima pakelti
algos 10 centu ant dolario, ku,
riuos Rusijos revoliucija buvc
uzkretus bolsevizmu, dabar no.
rial dapadeda bolSevizmui sU
100000, man rodos pridera
tai pastebeti. Tas vajus grei.
ciausia yra vedamas visoje Sa.
Lyle, ne tik musu mieste, kas
prides Rusijai dovanu dar ke.
lis simtus tukstanciu dolariy
prie lend-lease duotu II bilijo-
nu dolariu Sovietu pagaIbai
Todel tai ir darau palyginima
If noriu tai pastebeti.
Iseina taip: ar Amerikonai
savo duosnumu ir gera sirdi-
mi susvelnins ir suzmonins
Rusijos bolsevizma, ar boise
vizmas apgaus ir sunaikins
Amerikonu zmoniskuma. At
eitis tai parodys.
Z. Jankauskas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-28

MILIAUSKIENE Prane, SO m.
mire Birz. 3, Ccihagoj.
KUPSAS Kazys, pusamzis, mi
re Birz. 5, Chicagoj. (siau-
liu ap. zagares p. Tatioteliu
k.) Amerikoj isgyveno 35
metus.
KUPSTIENE Marijona, mire 2
Birzelio, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
LABECKIENE Ona, mire Ge-
guzes 80, w. Pittston, Pa.
RUTKIENE Mare, "a M, mi
re Birz. 3, Brooklyn, N. Y.
BANIONIS Juozas, pusamzis,
nire Birz. 2, Chicagoj. (Vil-
kaviskio ap. sumsku p. ziu-
riu Gudeliu Ky Amerikoj is
gyveno 38 metus.
SVILAINIS Kazys, pusamzis,
mire Geguzes %, Chicagoj.
(Utenos ap. Videniskiu par.
svedu k.)
ROCKIENE Ona (Buneviciute)
40 metu, mire Birz. 8, Chica-
goj. Gimus Steger, Ill.
RIMKEVICIUS Petras, Ga m.,
mire Birz.- 2, Brooklyn, NY.
URBONIENE Mare, sc metu,
mire Birz. A, Brooklyn, NY.
KLEINAUSKAITE Mare, "a
M, mire Geg. 81, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
ADOMAITIS Jonas, mire Ge-
guzes %, Waterbury, Conn.
PILICAUSKAS Vincas, GA m.
mire Geg. 26, Worcester,
Mass.
BALTRUsAITIENE Ona, Ga
metu, mire Geg. II, Lee
Park, Pa. (Suvalku red. Valin-
ciu k.)
| ALENSKIENE Mare, 81 M,
mire Kovo %, Los Angeles,
Calf. (Naumiescio ap. SUI
valku red.)
! STIMBURIS Pranas, 60 metQ.
mire Bal. Is, Springfield, ILL.,
Kauno red. zeimiu k.)
| DULIS Jeronimas, 81 M, mi
re Geg. 81, Philadelphia, Pa
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APSIVEDIMAI

WORCESTER, Mass, Birze.
lio 20 d., Sv. Kazimiero bazny,
cioje ivyksta sliubas Elzbieto<
Bacytes SUI Viktoru Sirvydu.
Bacyte yra dukte PIP. Juozc
Baciu, jaunavedys yra sunus
zinomo musQ journalistic Wy,
tauto sirvydo.
WATERLOO, Iowa, Birzelic
"a apsivede 1t. Comdr. Anth-
ony K. Kaires, is Brooklyn, N
Y, su pile Pauline McNally,
Mr.. ir Mrs. Thomas McNalIy
dukteria. Lake sliubo St. Ma
rvs baznycioje giedojo atitin-
kamas vestuvems giesmes POM
J. P. Ginkus, jaunikio 'sesuo,
Brooklyn, N. Y, ir Mrs. Ray
mond Nelson.
Tarp vestuviu sveciu buvo
Jaunavedzio artimi gimines,
pile Verai Kaires ir p. Juozas
?. Ginkus su zmona, is Brook
lyn, N. Y.
1t. Comdr. A. Kaires baiges
dentisterijos mokykla New
York University, College of
Dentistry, dabar yra aktiveie
tarnyboje U. S: Navy. Jauno-
il, buvus WAC kapitonas. yra
haigus Iowa State Teachers
College. Cedar Falls. ir Colum-
bia University, N. Y. C.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-28
DAYTON, OHIO
sIV DIENV IvYKIAI

Keletas Lietuviu yra gave
laiskus is vakaru Europos, nuo
artimu giminiu, kurie ten yra
atsidure kaip pabegeliai. Jie
nei vienas nenori gryzti boil
sevikiska tarybu Lietuva. Ne
kurie daro zygius parsitrauki-
mui tu pabegeliu pas save
Daytona.
Taipgi keletas yra gave lai-
Skus is dabartines Lietuvos.
Bet tie laiskai yra triumph, vos
po keleta zodziu. Pirmiau tie
zmones yra rase gan ilgokus
laiskus.
Birzelio II mire Alice Dau-
geliene, nasle, AS metu; palai-
dota Kalvarijos kapinese. Lii
ko dvi dukterys, sunus, jauna-
meciai naslaiciai. Taipgi pail
ko teva, iona zilinska, iris Sc
seris ir du brolius. Velione
atvyko is Lietuvos vos 5 metQ
amziaus.
sv. Kryziaus LietuviQ haz-
nycioje atsibuvo 40 valandQ at
laidai. Buvo atvykes is kitur
Prof. Kun. Urbonavicius. Ia
proga svecias apsilanke DR.. IL
ponios Bloziu namuose.
Birzelio % anksti ryta va
ziuojant namon is sokiu trims
vaikinams ir dviem merginoms,
ju automobiliui apsivertus, abb
merginos ir vienas vaikinas
sutiko mirti, o du vakinai ia
DO sunkiai suzeisti. Vienas
suzeistu yra Lietuvis, Vincas
Mikalauskas.
Reikia pazymeti kad .visi jie
yra buve kareiviai, is karo SUI
gryzo sveiki, O cia pat mamie
JUGS patiko tokia skaudi, nett
keta nelaime. ID. Rep.
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Waterbury,. Conn.
zYMIU LIETUVIU SUSIRIN'
XMAS JR PRAKALBOS

Birz. %, Hotel Elton, Anne
rikos Lietuviu Misija ir Lietu-
val Vaduoti Sajungos skyrius
surenge prakalbas ir radio pro-
grama, kuris buvo transliuoja-
mas is Hotel Elton per WATR
stoti 8 val. vakare.
sio parengimo tikslas buvo
pagerbti svecius, AIM pirmi-
ninka Adv. Antana Oil, ir SLA
Daktara-Kvoteja, DR.. S. Biezl,
abu is Chicagos.
Radio programs pradeta su
DANA "God Bless America,
sudainavo poni Natalie Colney
po to seke DR.. S. Biezio kalba
Jis placiai nusviete SLA orga-
nizacijos svarbuma, ir ragino
visus butt iStikimais Lietuviais
ir remit Lietuvos nepriklauso-
mybes byla, ypatingai Willis
Kelly rezoliucija kongrese.
Adv. Olio kalba ejo per ra-
dio. Jis sake, neziurint ko-
kia politika mes isitikine, ne
atsizvelgiant ar mes vienu, ar
kitu keliu einame, faktas yra
aiskus kad mes visi siekiame
vieno ir to paties tikslo. To
del, sake, del meiles Dievo ir
musu tevynes Lietuvos kvieciu
visus, stokime visi kaip vienas
ir kovokime uz Lietuvos laisve,
kovokime Siadien, mes rytoj ga
Ii butt pervelu.
Toliau, susirinkimas uzgyre
vienbalsiai dvi rezoliucijas, vie
ma kad uzgiria BALE drabuziQ
ir kitus vajus bendrai remit
Antra, kad mes kvieciame vi
sus Lietuvius bendrai remit
Willis-Kelly rezoliucijas U. S.
Kongrese ir kad Kongresas i'm
tusi pozityvios akcijos vykdyti
Atlantic Carterio principus, uz-
tikrinant visoms mazoms tau
toms ir Lietuvai teise save lai-
svai tvarkytis.
Kitas kalbetojas buvo Prof
Jurgis zilinskas, tik ka atvy,
kes is Europos. Jis daug pa.
pasakojo apie pab6geliu var.
gus, kancias, ligas, deportavi.
mu ir kitus komunistu zveri5.
kus pasielgimus, ir ragino A.
merikos Lietuvius, siekti ben
dros veikslos ir skubiai gelbet
nors tuos kurie gal ir stebuk.
lingu budu paspejo isneSti sa.
vo gyvasti is komunistQ ziau,
rios zudynes, dabar randasi
sunkioje padetyje uzsieniuose
Toliau kalbejo LVS 9-to sky
riaus pirmininkas Jonas Ia
reila, DR.. Petras VileiSis, Jo-
mas Valaitis.
Cia dalyvavo daug izymiQ
sveciQ, kaip tai poetas Jonas
Aleksandravicius su zmona,
spaudos darbuotojos p. Jaku-
byniene is Toronto, Kanados,
Prane Lapiene is Stony Brook,
L. l.. ir ellie kitQ.
PIE zilinskaite, tik ka atvy-
kus is Europos, graziai pasake
kelias deklamacijas.
Programs baigta su Ame-
rikos ir Lietuvos himnais, Adv.
A. Oils vede pianu, Ona Bic
ziene sugiedojo.
Pc programo sveciai uzkan-
dziavo. Auku surinkta Sal,
veliau bus paskelbta aukotoju
saraSas.
Sekmadieni, Birzelio %, sve-
ciai DR.. S.. Biezis su zmona ir
Adv. Oils su zmona Waterbury
apleido CANA ankstokai ryte,
p. Jonas Valaitis su zmona, DR..
NJ. J. Colney su zmona paly-
dejo sveCius, if visi aplanke DR..
Kriksciunus,. Hartforde. IS ten,
geredamiesi graziomis Connec-
ticut tabako ukemis, keliavo
Marianapolio Kolegi-
ia, veliau vaziavo Bostona.
Virsminetu parengimu rupi-
nosi p. Albinas KuSlis su EMO
ma ir poni M. j. Colney.
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MIRIMA Al

.MIRE ISEIVIAI ANlERIKOS LIETUVIAI
inios ape mrusus Letuvius sae skyruje apinaa dyka
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MINkSTOS ANGLES maineri

MlNksTOS ANGLES maineriV
atostogos sutarta sutrumpinti
nuo vienos savaites Xxi 4 die
nu, del ANGLES trukumo. Bet
darbininkai gaus savo 800 ato-
stogu uzmokesti kaip unijos
yra sutarta, ir bus apmoketa
uz ia laika kuri dirbs is tos sa-
vaites atostogu dienu.
Angliakasiai buvo pasiryze
init visuotinas atostogas nuo
Birzelio 20 Xxi Liepos 8, ma 0
tas 8 dienu nedirbimas reikstQ
dideli nuostoli ANGLES.
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Pastaba .Skaitytojams-

Jeigu kada negaunate kurio
Dirvos numerio tai prasyda-
mi Administrations prisiusti
ta numeri, nerasykit: "Ne-
gavau pereito numerio," bet
pazymekit aiskiai: Negavau
mr.. 5, ar Is, ar "a, ar 47".
Tas palengvins be jokiu su-
klydimu greit pasiQsti jums
ta numeri kurio negavot.
DIRVOS 4Administracija.
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Zinok Amerikos
KONSTITUCIJA

Americas Konstitucija Angliskoje
kalboje, su visais Amendmentais
80 puslapiu knygele, prisiqsim vi
sal Dovanai items kurie uzsirasys
Lietuviu Naujienas dviem metams
arba gaus du metinius skaitytojus
ir prisius $500 su nurodymu kan
LietuviQ Naujienas siuntineti, mi.
nina knygele prisiusim jums visai
dovanai uz pasidarbavima.
LIETUVIU NAUJIENOS
1892 N. 9th St. Philadelphia 6, Pa.
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sBIZNIUI augintos darzo-
YES Pennsylvanijoje 1915 me-
tais buvo vertos virS 18 milijo-
nQ dolariu, arba dusyk tick
kick buvo vertas sumazejes
obuoliu derlius.
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sUKESE Amerikoje gaisrai
padaro po S40,0O0,000 nuostoliV
j meta; 40 nuos. tu gaisru yra
gyvenami ukiu namai.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-21
Thank Taft & Co.
for your turkey
dinner costs

WASHINGTON - (FP) -
Doing your Christmas dinner
S h opping? Watch your
food costs. For your guidance,
bureau of labor statistics says
that Washington housewives
paid about 80 per cent more
this year for the same Thanks
giving menu they served in
1915 when most foods were un-
der price ceilings.
The cost of food eaten by an
average family of four at their
Thanksgiving dinner was
about S., compared to 1882 a
year ago and $3.50 at uncon-
trolled prices in 1871.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-21
Women must break conspiracy
which tugs them NCrucie Allen"

iority. Often the women VINO say
they want no other life than the
care of home and children are
the most neurotic of all, because
they refuse to recognize their dis
satisfaction. They fear it might
imply that they Go not love their
families.
Women have always been the
greatest minority For cent
turtles mOralists have preached
contentment to us. Now at last
a healthy discomfort is arising.
We are taking the first step
identifying ourselves with other
women, banding together in con-
sumner groups, parent-teacher as
sociations, political organizations,
running for office, fighting for
decent nursery schools
BUT the great masses of wom-
en- are still imprisoned, each in
her little home, still listening to
soap serials, reading only the
woman's pages of newspapers,
signing at Rita Haywortf's
clothes, swallowing all the pills of
glamour with which the advertis-
ers keep woman in her place.
We have so much to cOntri-
butte to the building of peace.
Men alone have not done too
well. WOmen's suffrage, over q
quarter of a century old is a
valuable weapon in our hands.
We have always known what
it means to be oppressed and dis
eliminated against. We have the
understanding to fight for the
oppressed peoples. We are the
natural enemies of unjust wars,
trickeries. 1t is late for us, but
not too late in history to look
outside our homes. We have the
ballot and a mythical equality.
We must make that equality real.