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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-07
Plan to speed subway
by negotiations"

A plan to enable the city to
complete the northwest section
of the subway within two years,
was before the city council this
week, submitted by V. f, Gun.
lock, Commissioner of Subways
and Superhighways.
He asked the finance commit
tee of the council to permit him
to negotiate" contracts for the
construction of the subway "a
Their than to advertise for bids.
Work involved in the Milwau-
kee avenue, Dearborn street, Con-
gress street subway follows: cen
struction of 2,271 feet of double
tubes; 1,084 feet of single tube in
a turn-around loop; station sec
ton; and auxiliary structures in
Congress street between Van Bu-
rem street and the Chicago river.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-07

book is endorsed by Upton
Close, and is repeatedly dis
tributed, by American Action
Inc, pro-fascist Big Business
outfit.
Another pre-fire occupant of
the LaSalle was the Republican
Party.
Edna Noble, one of the incorpo.
rators of the Midland Publishing
Company, was also on the payroll
of the LaSalle Hotel. She was en-
ployed by the hotel in a clerical
capacity.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-07
THE SMUT SET AIRS ITS DIRTY LINEN

What would the daily papers
do without the Smart Set?"
Chicago papers this week
were hitting new circulation
thighs, featuring the sordid
sex saga of the Battling Bor.
ms"
Three In Bed" and Bath
tub Scandals of 1916" were the
feature attractions at the lurid
Chicago divorce trial of Nathan
and Claire Borin, playing to
packed houses.
Meanwhile, Hearst's "Cholly
Knickerbocker," had the keyhole
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-07

connection with $4,000 which
the publisher was alleged to
have received from the NaZi
government.
AVERY BRUNDAGE, chair.
man of the LaSalle Hotel, has a
long record as Hitler admirer.
1t was Brundage who in 1896
took the American Olympic
games team to Berlin, over pro-
tests of outraged Americans.
The doors of the LaSalle
have always been open to
such fascists as Gerald L. X.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-07

happy home.
The guest list was swarming
with seditionists, Nazi agents,
and assorted members of the
fascist lunatic fringe. So was
the hotel payroll.
This week it was disclosed
that Douglas MacCollum Stew
art, former publisher OF the pro-
Nazi Commentator" magazine,
was employed as a room
clerk" at the LaSalle.
The Justice Department has
indicted Stewart for perjury in
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-07

At the Sunday closing session
testimony to be presented to the
UN was adopted. A New Years
goal of $4,000 signatures to the
UN petition was set. The legisla.
tive program formulated calls for
the March on Springfield, a state
FEPC, fair housing practices
act, barring of restrictive cove
nants and guarantees for Ne
groes in slum clearance and ur-
ban development programs.
Officers elected were: Mrs.
Naola Mae Smith, president;
Attorney c. Francis Stratford,
Milas S. Stephens, billiard Ellis,
Rev. James L. Horace, Paul Gard.
ner and Rev. Richard Davis, vice
presidents. John M. Gray was
named. executive secretary; AL
bert George, organizational secre-
tary; Miss Leona Karkov, record
ing secretary, and Rachel Carter,
treasurer.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-07
UoPWA wins pact
at Urbon League

A contract covering "a workers
at the Urban League, 1892 S.
Wabash, was signed here this
week with the Social Service Elm.
ployees Union, Local 80, UOPWA.
Included in the agreement are
provisions for union shop,
check-off, severance pay and a
promotion clause
Chief negotiators were Anne
Van Tyne, UOPWA representa-.
tive and William Prince, chair
man of the Urban League chap.
ter.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-07

The warning took the form of
q threat to recommend black
listing of the Chicago schools
at the annual meeting of the
NCA next March IL any of
these five is still i'm office, IL
their successors are political
appOintees," or If former school
superintendent William HI.
Johnson Is not removed from
the top administrative group
in the schools.
Implied acceptance of some NCA
warnings was given earlier by
Board of Education president
James B. McCahey; chief target
Of the NCA.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-07

Fog of Albania.
1.-THE Countess" says the
Hearst scribe, "is in frantic
search for an American or a
British husband"
"The reason for this is not
only due to her prediction
for Anglo-American males,
but because a husband who
is a citizen of either country
could save a large part of her
estate in Hungary from con-
fiscatiOn by the Russians
Is there moron in the
house?
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-07

Anti-Negro politicians threat
ened to dynamite the whole
plan for veterans homes I'M
less the restrictive covenant
principle is laid down at the
disputed Southwest Side pro-
ject.
Meanwhile, all but one of the
vet "squatters" at the project
were ousted. Paul Principato,. a
leader of the homeless ex-GPs,
admitted, ''It looks like it'll be
pretty tough to get our houses
back.
ON TUESDAY, lieutenants of
Alderman Michael P. Hogan
(13th) led citizens" from the
project neighborhood, 63rd and
HARLOW, in to the City Council
Housing Committee hearing.
The Hogan crowd loudly pro-
claimed it's patriotism, in a vain
attempt to mask it's anti-Negro
lynch spirit.
The mob was finally silenced
by Aldermen George D. Kells
(28th) and Bertram B. Moss
(5th), who denounced its tactics
as thoroughly un-American and
Hitler-like.
n
SIDNEY S. Ordower, of the
American Veterans Committee,
asked what kind of tears these
people were shedding for the
homeless veterans when they had
opposed construction of the pro
iect in the first place.
Anthony GertZ, who intends to
run for alderman in the 10Th
ward, clustered, "We want to
choose our own neighbours
A Mrs. Sosnick blurted out,
II always thought there was q
restrictive covenant in our
area. Why isn't 1t enforced?"
"a
JOHN j. McPadden of the West
Lawn Civic Association, secretary
of County Clerk Michael Flynn
blasted the Chicago Housing Au-
thority for its "inefficiency and
bungling" in housing outsiders
before boys in the community.
Lucille Masterson added: "The
project is a sore eye to the COM
munity, but at least we should be
allowed to say who can move in"
Miss Elizabeth Wood, director
of the CHA, explained to the
council committee that while the
Authority assigned certain num-
Der of neighborhood veterans to
projects, there will never be a
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-07
aSae Hotel fascist ruts nest or vets housing project

When the LaSalle Hotel opens
again in the Spring, will it be-
come once again the fascist
rats nest that it has been for
many years?
The alternative is that the
1,0OO-room Loop hotel be turned
instead into housing project,
providing homes for many of
Chicago's un-housed vets.
WHEN the LaSalle was gut
ted In the disastrous fire of last
June 5, many a fascist lost his
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-07

Smith, Elizabeth Dilling, Joe
McWilliams and who have re.
peatedIy held their hate-mOn-
gering rallies in the hotels
meeting rooms.
In addition, the LaSalle Hotel
was the headquarters for a large
number of pro-fascist groups.
AMONG those burned out
was the Midland Publishing Co.,
headed by Stephen Nenoff,
which puts out a pro-fascist
book called 1.-TWO Worlds" The
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-07

and CIVIL nDertleS Tor NegrOeS-V
The Crusade to Springfield"
which will take place during Ne
gro History Week, February 9-15,
grew out of the National Negro
Congress Peoples Tribunal held
here last Friday, Saturday and
Sunday.
The Tribunal also gathered
documentary evidence on oppres-
sion of American Negroes to be
presented to the United Nations.
The mass of factual testimony
will be presented to the UN early
in January by a delegation of H.
linois Baptist ministers, led by
Rev. James L. Horace of the
Monumental Baptist Church.
DIR. MAX YERGAN, president
of MIC, keynoted the conference
at an open session Friday night.
He tore the mask off American
imperialism, revealing its close
ties and constant support to bru-
tai oppression of colonial peoples
as exemplified by Jan Christian
SHUTS, premier of the Union of
South Africa.
How can a Dulles, Byrnes or
Sol Bloom support the UN char
ter when they violate it every
day." he asked.
Citing the recent defeat Of
"elder statesman" SHUTS before
the UN by India delegate Mrs.
Paridit, Yergan declared it was
"a great victory of all democracy
loving men to have defeated this
oppressors."
THE GATHERING held four
hearings on jobs, peace, demo-
cracy and housing Saturday aft
ernoOn.
Chairman Rev. Richard Davis
of the Indiana Christian Church
heard Attorney George Nesbitt
of the National Housing Author.
ity deliver the main housing re-
port. After witnesses from vet,
consumer and youth organlza-
tons testified, the panel adopted
a program calling for govern
ment housing, fair housing prac.
tees act and retention of all rent
controls.
The democracy hearing worked
out plans for delegations to call
on city police and municipal au-
thorities to demand equal en-
forcement of laws and equal use
OF all public facilities.
JOHN nj. GRAY described the
job discrimination against Ne
groes. The panel adopted a reso-
tuition calling for state and ma
tional Fair Employment Prac-
tees Act. Mollie Lieber of the
American Youth for Democracy
spanked the discussion on peace.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-07
Tribunal plans huge
Crusade to Springfield

"a house to live in, in the place want"
Thousands Negro and white Ccagoans will gather Spring
Abraham Lincoln
birthday demanding the State Legislature housing jobs
liberties Negroes-without
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-07

MRS. Robert Guggenheim,
wife of "the copper million
heir" is vying with the real es-
tate rich Mrs. Morris Cafritz
over who could entertain the
biggest Washington big wigs.
Cholly also reports on the ar.
rival of one of the more mil
dewed members of the faded
European aristocracy Countess
Aponyi, sister-in-law of ex-King
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-07
project filled with only commun-
ity residents.
dependent.

GEORGE B. Murphy, of the
United Negro and Allied Veterans
of America, challenged Aid. Ho-
CAMS sincerity. 'The real need is
not just vets housing he said,
"but the housing of all our eiti-
Zens.
Michael Mann, secretary of the
Chicago CLIO Council, calling at
tention to the many CLIO mem
bers who live in West Lawn, told
the committee that housing
should be for all veterans who
fought for their country.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-07
Vet housing program threatened in
move to bar Negroes at Airport Homes

Looming threat
he at
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-07
MeCuhey must quit, Board told
20 eeotQc

The handwriting the wall for follower Chi
Board of Education written clearly
Illinois Committee of the North Central Colleges and
Secondary Schools that long political an.
pontees remain the board politically
dependent.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-07

story of a feud in Washington's
high society.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-03
amsterdam, N. Y.
LVS SKYRIUS GABIU
ZMONIU RANKOSE

SuSlorganlzavus cia Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajungos skyriui, mu-
sQ kolonijos geros valios Lietu-
vial linki jam geriausiu pasek-
mlQ ir patys zada priguleti bel
remit. Ypac labai gerai kad
cla auge aukstus mokslus is
eJe profesionalai, gryze is ka-
ro frontQ, stojo LVS skyriaus
vadovyben. Adv. Kristinaitis,
kurls buvo delegatu antroje
Misijoje Washingtone, paeme
skyriaus pirmininkyste, taipgi
su juo dirba ir kit, prie iu
darba stojo ir musu mokytos
darbScios Lietuvaites, kurios
visa sirdimi atsidavusios Lie
tuvos Vadavimo darbams.
Musu kolonijoje galima lai-
kyti pavyzdingiausia ir darbs-
clausia Lietuviu Kareiviu Mo-
tiny Draugija, r jos nekurios
mares priguli prie LVS 16-to
skyriaus.
VeiklQs A. L. Klubo sporti-
kuriuos vadovauia V.
gan graziai pasiro-
de su basketball tymu, kuris
yra zymiausias musu apielin-
kes miestu; sic jaunuoliai lai-
mejo 80 zaidimus, ir rodos tik
6 pralose. Tuomi jie graziai
Lietuvius bel A.
L. Kluba.
Placiai ziurintieji ir Lietu-
vOs reikalus sake, "tik stipriai
mes Amerikos.
Lietuviai galime padeti savo
broliams atgauti laisva nepri-
klausoma Lietuva".
LVS tikslai dirbti Lietuvos
vadavimui yra geri., Vietos ir
Lietuviai maloneki-
te atsilankyti pirma LVS sky
riaus parengima - prakalnas
ir filmas - sekmadieni, Gegu-
les 5, A. l.. klubo saleje. Pra-
dzia 3 val. po pietu. 49,
Kalbeti atvyksta LVS centro
nariai, P. J. Ziuris,
oirmininkas, ir X. S. Karpius,
Sekretorius, is Cleveland, Ohio.
LVS Naujas Narys.
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Laivai bus Mazesni
ir Greitesni

Amerikos pasazieriniai lai-
val transatlantiniam bizniui 81
karta bus mazesni, po $1,000
tonu, bet greitesni, gales eiti
pc 20 mazgus j valanda grei-
tumu, ir bus labai patogiais
lrengimais, taip kad akeliavimas
juromis bus vienas smagumas.
Laivu irengimas pasazie-
riams lures tiesiog hoteliu par
togumus.
Jau rengiasi II laivu kom-
paniju pradeti jurini bizni .su
apie 80 nauju laivu. Naujie-
j LAVAL bus apie 1000 pedu il
gio,, su talpa del apie 1000 pa.
sazieriu. s.. !.
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Lietuviski Marguciiai
Atkreipe Den1esi

Chicagoj, The Armour Star,
tue vardu skerdyklos organas,
Balandzio 10 idejo aprasyma
Lietuvisku Velykiniu margu-
civ, straipsnyje ant Primo pus-
lapio, armour Dry Sausage
Worker Keeps Lithuanian Eas-
ter Egg Custom. Prize apra-
symo idejo ir Lietuvio Aleksan-
dro Zalpio, atvaizda su pora
jo numargintu Lietuvisko sti-
liaus kiausiniu, primindamas
kaip Sis Lietuvis, atvykes A
merikon 1911 metals, palaiko
Velyku marguciu dazymo pa
prot atsivezta is Lietuvon.
Prize kitu dalyku, A. Zolpis
pazymejo Amerikieciams nezi-
noma paproti tai kad Lietuvo-
je jaunikaiciai duoda pacius
graziausius Velyku margucius
tam asmeniui kuris arciausia
prie jo Strides.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-03
LIETUVIU CHORU
VADAMS 49,.

Lietutiu pabegeliu choru We
deJal Europoje praso Ameri-
kleclq chorQ vedeju suteikti
llems muzikos kuriniu: Nauja-
llo, Petrausko, simkaus, Alex
$40, Vanagaicio, Strolio, zilevi-
claus, Pociaus, Cizausko, Ii
zluno If kitu Americas Lietu-
viz kompozitoriu kuriniu.
Kiekvienas choro vedeias,
perziurejes savo dainu roper
tuara prasomas bent dali pa
aukoti musu broliams pabege-
llams dainininkams kurie yra
susispiete j choru grupes, ir
LietuViskoje' dainoje randa sau
lalklna suraminima.
Kurie atliekamu muzikos ku-
rlneliu gerame stovyje neturi,
prasau uz viena- -kita dolari nu-
pirkti dainu is sekanciu muzi-
kos leidimo istaigu:
Muzikos zinios, 1852 South
Halsted ST., Chicago, III.
X. Strumskis, 1872 Union av.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Margutis, 6755 So. Western
ave-, Chicago, Ill.
kad zodis butu paremtas
darbu, as pats tam tikslui stun
tiu 200 kopiju ivairiu muzikos
kurineliu.- Tikiuosi kad nei vie
mas choro vedejas neatsisakys
prize Sio grazaus patriotinio
reikalo.
Savo dovanas prasau siNsti:
LITHUANIAN WAREHOUSE
101 Grand street,
Brooklyn IL, n. Y.
Su pagarba
Aleksandras J. Aleksis,
Varginininku Sajungos
Centro Pirmininkas.
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PITTSBURGH
ATIDEJO DUMU KONTROLE

Pittsburgho miesto taryba,
susidurus SUI spaudimu is visu
pusiu nevykdyti dumu kontro-
liavima nuo sio rudens, turejo
sutikti atideti ta reikala Xxi XII
to meto. Visi kurie reikalauja
atidejimo, sutinka kad dumQ
kontroliavimas Shame mieste
galima bus pradeti vykdyti su
Spaliu l diena, 1947 M, bet
Symet dar ne.
Nuo siu metu rudens priva-
tiniai namai lures stengtis
naudoti maziausia rukstama
angli arba isitaisyti dumus SUI
naikinantius prietaisus.
Kita meta gi ta patti lures
daryti dirbtuves ir visos kitos
istaigos kur tik kurina angli.
Taigi, sakoma, nuo Spaliu /,
1947 metu, zmones Pittsburgho
nepazins - mieste nebus du-
mQ. ...
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KUN. sADOMAS C. LOPATA,
SO M, mire Bal. 8, Elmhurst,
Pa. (Rozalimo par.)
TAMULYNAS Leonardas, %
M, mire Kovo %, Wilkes
Barre, Pa.
KASIUBA Antanas, seno amz.
mire Bal. Z, Pittston, Pa.
Amerikoj isgyveno So m.
KAELAUsKIENE Elz bi.eta,
1nire Bal. 7, Pringle, Pa.
ADOMAITIS Antanas, mire 2
Baland. Wilkes-Barre Town
ship, Pa.
DUMBLYS Kazys, mire Bal.
2, Brooklyn, N. Y.
LUTA Jonas, mire Bal. men,,
Shenandoah, Pa.
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MIR

&. MlRE ISEIVlAI AN1ERIkOS LIETUVIAl
inos ape mrsus Letuvius siae skyriue tapnama dyka
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MlAzIK1ENE y Elena, mire Ko-
vo %, Chicagoi. Amerikoje
lsgyveno 48 metus.
JUODAITIS Jonas, &c M mi
re kovo m., Worcester, Mass.
sIMONIENE Elena, mire Ko-
vo' m., Worcester, Mass.
M, Worcester, Mass.
LAURYNAITIENE Ona (Am-
brozaite), ga M, mire Bal
|, Chlcagoj. (Raseiniu APPS
Jurbarko p. Kuteru k.) A
merikoj isgyveno 40 metu.
kAZLAUCIUNAS Povilas, &C
M, mire Kovo II, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
LUDAS Antanas, 70 M, mire
Kovo 18, Waukegan, Illinois
Amerikoj isgyveno 46 m.
VITKAUSKAS sAntanas, 50 m
mire Kovo 80, Chicagoi
fTaurages ap. Pagramancic
p. Autinciu k.)
MACIONIS Steponas, mire Ko.
vo men,, Jersey City, N. J.
URBONAS Adomas, seno amz.,
mire Kovo II, Baltimore, Md
LASTAUSKAS (Lasky) Liud.
vikas, 60 M, mire Bal. II
Cleveland, Ohio. Qslandziv
k. sestoku par. Marijampo.
les app Amerikoj isgyvene
43 metus.
BINKIS Mykolas, rs M, mire
Bal. A, South Boston, Mass
Amerikoj isgyveno so metu
BRAZINSKAS Viktoras, 62 m
mire Bal. 8, Chicagoj. Ira,
seiniu ap. Girkalnes p. Pa
vidaujo k.)
SAPKAUSKIENE Petr onele
Lipskaite), pusamze, mire
Bal. 8, Harvey, Ill. KursenQ
par.) Amerikoj isgyveno 81
metus.
MO1ECIENE Antanina, 80 M,
mire Bal. l, Moline, Illinois
PasuSvio p. Levakaimio k.
siauliu app
GALKAUSKAS Simas, mire
Bal. men,, Shenandoah, Pa.
BEKERIS Juozas, "a M, mire
Bal. 5, Philadelphia, Pa.
GROCKIS Jurgis, mire Bal. 6,
Mt. Carmel, Pa.
BULSKIS Stasys, 33 M, mire
Kovo %, Philadelphia, Pa.
SKUBILSKIENE Ona, Sc M,
mire Bal. 5, Richmond Hill,
N. Y. (Salociu p. zadeikoniu
k.) Amerikoj iSgyveno 36 m.
BENDORAITIS Kastantas, II
m., mire Kovo 20, Auburn,
Illinois.
MACIULIENE Jieva, 68 m,
mire Kovo %, Worcester,
Mass. (Vilniaus ap. Lesoniu
kaimo.)
ALIKONIS Stasys, Sc M, mi
re Kovo Is, Pittsburgh, Pa.
(Vilniaus red.)
Juozas, mire Ko-
vo 26, Detroit, Mich.
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ANGLES STREIkAS
NEBAIGIAMAS

Laukiamas perlauzimas ang-
llakasiQ streiko pasilieka ne
pajudinamoje padetyje Xxi Ge-
guzes l dienos ir kick ilgai DO
to streikas tests lieka tik spe-
lioti.
Po trijQ saVaiciu streikavi-
mo, vienatine Wilt teikianti pu-
Sc yra ia kad John L. Lewis
leidosi kasykIu operatoriams
pradeti kalbas apie naujas su-
tariffs.
Valdzia susirupinus kas bus
kadangi ANGLES rezervai bal
glaml sunaudoti, plieno ir elek-
tros jiegos gaminimas mazeja ;
gelezinkeliai rimtai palieciami
ANGLES stokos. Jei streikas il
giau uzsites Sales pagrindines
industrijos taps suparaIiuiuo-
tOS.
Nors visuomene prijauCia an
gliakasiq norui gauti daugiau
uzmokesties, if ivedimui neku-
riq pagerinimu jQ darbe, Ia
ciau Lewis tais atvejais loSia
gudravimo loSi, turedamas vi
So kontrole angliakasiu unijos.
Nei valdzia nei kasyklu opera
toriai negali priversti jo pasa-
lyti ko jis reikalauja grazini-
mui taikos ANGLES industrijoje.
Lewis uzsispyres ne tick is
kovoti maineriams algQ pake-
lima kick pasidaryti diktato-
rum 60 milijonu dolariu fon-
do, kuri uzsispyres isteigti is
holektavimt po 1Oc privatiniQ
unijos taksu uz kiekviena to-
nq iSkasamos ANGLES. Tiesa,
tq suma, po 90 milijonu dola-
riQ daugiau kas metal, turetQ
5umoketi ANGLES pirkejai.
Nesenai taip elgesi muzikan-
~ unijos diktatoriukas Petril-
%, kuris buvo paemes j saVo
sauja visas radio stotis il bu-
70 privertes moketi visokias
buckles muzikantQ unijai.
Ia padetis pasidare tick ne
1akenciama kad Kongresas tu-
'ejo imtis priemoniu toki ra-
1eteriaVimq sulaikyti. Ir su-
alike.
Dabar John L. Lewis isigaI-
Iojo kad publika turi sudeti
10 unijai pc 60 miIijonu dola-
,iu kas meta. Tai Wis paski-
y zmoniu diktatoriSki uzsimo-
imai, kuriuos jie ina siekti
)asinaudodami darbininku var
iu. Prize to dar is paciu darbi-
finku isrenka milziniskas su-
Gas duokliQ.
Lewis If kit toxic paskiri
liktatoriukai igaVo sau gala
alike Roosevelto valdymo, ka-
la ivesta visokie patvarkymai
aukstuosius uniju
'adus galingesniais uz pacia
aldzia.
NIainerio Draugas.
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Detroit, Mich, Naujienos
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajun-
gos 6-tas Seimas

Kaip jau buo Dirvoje pa
skelbta, Lietuvai Vaduoti Sa-
jungos sestas metinis Seimas
lvyks Birzelio-June l ir 2 DID,,
Book-Cadillac Hotel, prize Wa
shington Blvd. ir Michigan
Avenue, Detroite.
Pirma seimo diena, Birzelio
l, sestadieni, numatoma atlik-
tt organizacijos reikalai, antra
diena, sekmadieni, seimo po-
.sedis bus tik Xxi pietu, pc
pietu bus piknikas Birutes Dar-
re, kuri 'rengia Detroito LVS
6-tas skyrius. Piknike bus ga
lima praleisti popieti tyrame
ore ir seimo sveciams susitikti
ir susipazinti SUI Detroitieciais.
Seimo rengejai, LVS 6-to
skyriaus nariai, ypac rengimo
komisija, kviecia visus LVS
skyrius skaitlingai dalyvauti
seine ir piknike. .....
sio skyriaus troskimas yra
kad seine butu kuodaugiausia
aptarta Lietuvos vadavimo zy-
giai, kuomet Lietuvos reikalai
dabar randasi tokioje kritisko-
je padetyje., L.
Plati visuomene prasoma
prisideti aukomis, nes be ,au-
ky darbas negalima varyti.
Kvieciami visi Detroito biz
nieriai, ju. cia yra daug if
geru patriotu, dalyvauti seine,
pateikti seimui savo gerus su-
manymus .ir nepasigaileti Siam
kilniam darbui auku.
Mes prasysim kiekviena biz
nieriu, kiekviena professionally
If kiekviena gera Lietuvi prie
sio darbo prisideti, kad musu
miesto LVS skyrius galetu siuo
uzsimoiimu pagelbeti Lietuvos
zmonems ne!aimeje if pagelbe-
ii tauriai, kad Detroito miestc
Lietuviams nsbutq sgeda toxic
seimo surengime.
Jeigu muSu tautieciai, dau-
gumos musu broliai ir sesutes
jau taip daug iskentejo ir Wis
dar kencia tai ir NUNS verta
giliai apsisvarstyti, jQ pasigai-
lett if visomis jiegomis JUGS
gelbeti. Juk ir NUNS tokia
pat nelaime butu galejus istik-
ii jei nebutume iSvaziave ]
ir mes dabar badau-
tune ir butume stumdomi is
vietos j vieta nezinodami save
ateities, ir kanciose ir varguo-
Sc kreiptumes' j Americas bro
Illus pagalbos i ir uztarimo. Bet
mes esame laimingi - taigi
teikime pagalba musu bro
liams kurie kentedami taip Jos
laukia.
Seimo Rengimo k kom S i j d
kviecia visus Lietuva gerbian-
cius vientaucius is visu Ameri-
kos krastu atvykti, LVS Sci
ma. Komisija lauks Visu if
.uos su dideliu dziaugsmu su-
tiks ir bandys parodyti sayo
nuosirduma.
Vykstantieji Detroita sci
mui, rasykit sau kambariui re-
zervacijos tiesiog j Book -Cadil-
lac Hotel, Detroit, Mich, pa
zymint kada tikrai atvaziuo-
sit. Rep.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-03
/ lR.ENNSYLVANIJOE

daug sveikiau jei patys Lietu-
vial Europoje rengtusi ja gin
ii, Amerikieciu padedami.
z. Jankauskas.