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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-05
''FdiHness for All"
Is Campaign Motto
OF Colonel Lennon

Colonel Bert Nj. Lennon, candi-
date for State Senate in the 33rd
district, retired from the regular
army in l944, after over 80 years
Of active service.
A veteran Of both World Wars
and ii, Lennon saw service at one
time with the men Of the famous
Negro ninth and tenth cavalry, and
the Gath and 25th infantry regi-
ments.
Lemons motto is fair and i'm
partial legislative representation
for ALL"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-05
George w. Matthew's
Reul Liberol

Geo. W. Matthews, candidate for
county commissioner Of the second
district, is a liberal and believes in
opportunity for all.
He was a member Of the Mime
sofa FEPC committee which went
to Washington to urge passage Of
Mr.. Matthews is at present al
derman Of the 18th ward. He re-
sides at 3648 44th Ave. s.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-05
AL Bostis Record
Speoks For Itself
Committee Declares

City Councilman Albert G. Bas-
tbs, candidate for Hennepin County
Sheriff, has TO his credit, accord
ing TO his campaign committee, the
sponsorship Of a Twin City sewage
disposal system and the saving Of
millions Of dollars for Minneapolis
taxpayers in his capacity as finance
committee chairman Of the City
Council. He is also responsible for
the mOderniEation Of the Mime
apolis police department, his sup
porters claim.
II elected, he plans to modernize
the sheriff's office, and to improve
highways for the benefit Of the city
and county. Bastis has ehalked
up 30 years as a public office
holder.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-05
Delta Rhythm Boys
Rreak RnY Office Records

HOLLYWOOD Pacific Press
Syndicate -AccOrding to the man
agement Of Hotel Ell Rancho Vegas,
in Las Vegas, New, the Delta
a permanent FEPC bill.
Rhythm Boys broke all previous
dred prospective dinner guests were
being turned away nightly.
Carmen Cavallero previously held
the record.
Following their four-week stint
at Las Vegas, which ended this
week, the vocal cOmbo opens an ex-
tensive eastern tour, highlighted by
a guest appearance with Percy
Faith on the Carnation Milk ether
program in New York July 20.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-05
Blohm WithdrGws in
Favor Of Vol e. Ness

Gus A. Blohm Tuesday withdrew
from the race for Hennepin County
Commissioner from the Second
District and announces he favored
the election Of Val E. Ness. Blohm
said:
II am withdrawing as a candi-
date for the nomination for Sec
ond District County Commissioner,
and urging my friends and sup
porters 10 give their assistance TO
Val e. Ness, for this nomination,
as he is in my opinion the out
standing candidate based on civic
experience, for a square deal for
everybody"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-05


Elected TO the executive commit
tee were; B. Huggar, ]. w. Pate,
and Harry Lewis. Delegates to the
NTH district convention are: G. j.
Smith, B. Huggar, E. NJ. Fassett,
and Jack Posten, with G. r. Men
doza, j. w. Pate, Martin Brown,
and Robert Jackson as alternates.
Officers elected 10 Johnny Baker
Post auxiliary were: Mrs. Caroline
Perry, president; Mrs. Cecil Stow
all, first vice president; Mrs. v.
Richardson, second vice president;
Mrs. Leila M. Stewart, secretary
Mrs. Cornelia Burns, treasurer;
Mrs. Henrietta Posten, chaplain,
and Mrs. Villa TurnbOugh, SER
geant-at-arms.
The Fourth Of July celebration
sponsored by Johnny Baker Post,
win be held at Sumner Field, from
/ 10 8 p. m, on Thursday, July 4,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-05
SOCIALIST PARTY NAMES
THREE POLITICAL CAM
nNnATEG

Three candidates were named at
the state convention Of Socialist
Workers Party, held here June 30,
at the party headquarters, $40
Cedar Street. DR.. Grace Carlson
Of Sc. Paul was selected as candid
ate for United States senator from
Minnesota; Warren Creel Of Min
neapolis will be candidate for
United States representative from
the third district; Dorothy Schultz
Of Sc. Paul viii run as candidate
for United States representative
from the fourth district.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-05
MILLER is ONLY S5TH
DISTRICT WHO SOLICITS
VOTES FOR DIR REAnER9

Arthur B. Miller, 1905 Sheridan
Ave. No., a real estate man, is the
only candidate for representative
from the 35th district which in
cludes the Third Ward, who was in
terested enough in the votes Of read
ers Of this paper TO appeal for their
votes in our ad columns.
Arthur Miller pledges his support
for equal rights for all.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-05
S. Vincent Owens
On Key Committee
OF Socidl Workers

s. Vincent Owens, executive sec
rotary of the st. Paul Urban
League, was notified this week Of
his election TO the Social Action
committee of the National Con-
ference Of Social work at the re-
cent conference which was held in
Buffalo, New York, May 1925.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-05
SZCZECH is FOR

Walter l.. Szczech, candidate for
Representative (38 district South
told this newspaper If elected he
will support a state FEPC law, full
employment, adequate housing and
equal rights for all.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-05
Hurold Harrison VIII
Support FEpC

Harold Harrison, veteran State
Senator from the 33rd district, will
support a state FEPC bill If one is
introduced in the Senate, he told
this newspaper this week.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-05
p. KENNETH PETERSON
ACTIVE YOUNG CANDIDATE

P. Kenneth Peterson is candi-
date for the legislature from the
Bath district.
He told this newspaper he is in
favor Of a square deal for all re-
gardless Of race, creed or color.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-05

I wish TO extend my deepest
gratitude 10 those who have been
90 kind during my misfortune.
Mrs. Mary Moss
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-05
Donald Chapman Is
Veteran Of World Wor ]

Donald A. Chapman, a veteran
Of World War l, Is candidate for
Senator from the 33rd district. Mr..
Chapman is an attorney.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-05
Charles j. Smith Elected
Johnny Baker Commander;
Holiday Celebration Held

Johnny Baker Post POI held election Of officers Phyllis Wbeaey
house Wednesday command
r. r.
commander; Edward Greene third commander Jack Posten ad
utan E. NJ Fasse officer p Buford chapan B. Huggar
Evening star., 1946-12-17

succeeds William Alvin Pittenger,
Republican.
Mr.. Blatnik is IS and made a re-
markable record in the recent war.
He served three and a half years
with the Army Air Corps Intelli-
gence and the Office Of Strategic
Services. In the course of 18 months
overseas, he spent eight months be-
hind the enemy lines with the Parti-
sans in northern Yugoslayia. His
duties were mainly to gather enemy
intelligence : and rescue American
airmen who had bailed out In hostile
territory. He received two citations
for "heroic and meritorious achieve
ment," the Bronze Star Medal with
Oak Leaf cluster and the Air Medal
He earned his paratrooper wings
He was discharged with the rank
of captain.
Mr.. Blatnik was born in Chisholm,
Mimi. his present home. He was
educated at the Winona State
Teachers College and the UNIVERSE
ties of Minnesota and Chicago. He
has been a public school teacher
Evening star., 1946-12-17
New Faces "A
in Congress fh1|1

and administrator Tor eight years.
In 1910 he was elected to the State
Senate at the age of 20, and re-
elected in 1912.
When he ran for Congress, Mr..
Blatnik was indorsed by the
Farmer-Labor party and by various
labor organizations. His chief in
terest In recent years has been the
development of vast deposits OF
low-grade iron ore to provide year.
round. rather than seasonal, en-
ployment.
Evening star., 1946-12-17
Gun Factory to Sponsor
Purty for 300 Orphans

A Christmas party for 800 chill
dren OF orphanages and homes In
the Washington area, sponsored by
Navy Gun Factory employees and
the factory's recreation association,
will be held at 1880 pm. Thursday
in the departmental auditorium,
between Twelfth and Fourteenth
streets on Constitution avenue NV.
The party will include refresh
ments and entertainment. The
Capital Transit Co. will furnish
transportation.
Any one wishing to contribute a
gift should call Franklin 5700, Ex-
tension 470.
Evening star., 1946-12-17

Joseph B. Walling. ~, on charges
OF setting up : gaming table in
the Trojan Club. in the 100 block
OF Massachusetts avenue NV, was
afIirmed yesterday BY the United
states Court Of Appeals. Each de-
fendant had been sentenced IN the
Evening star., 1946-12-17

lower court to serve from 8 to IS
months, but has been at liberty un-
der bond pending appeal.
Warde's address at the time Of
trial last spring was given as being
In the 2lOO block Of Massachusetts
avenue NV. and Walling's in the
Evening star., 1946-12-17

John Al. Blatnik has the distinction
of being the only Democrat elected
to the 80th Congress from Minne-
sofa. He represents the Eighth Dis
trict which includes Duluth. He
Evening star., 1946-12-17
Massachusetts, avenue

TOO block Massachusetts avenue
NV.
A third defendant who was on
trial was acquitted In the lower
court. and two others who were
named In an indictment never were
apprehended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-10-17

In the history Of the National
Symphony Orchestra, there has sell
dom been a seasons opening as
gala and suspicious as that of last
night. Inaugurating the Wednes-
day night series with full house,
it was the occasion also of two
noteworthy events: the appearance
after a long absence of the great
woman pianist, Dame Myra Hess,
as soloist and the first performance
of the Symphony as full-grown
body of 100 members. 1t was the
GROWING point of 16 years of I'M
selfish, labor and mistaken faith.
With the stage enlarged to &C
commodate the increased personnel.
it looked an imposing and distin-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-10-17
100-Member Orchestra Opens
Concert Series Auspicuously
By Alice Eversmon

guished group. The arrival of Presi-
dent and Mrs. Truman and their
party followed Immediately on the
warm welcome accorded DR.. Hans
Kinder who, during the summer
interim, has brought honor to his
organization by his successful tour
as guest conductor Of orchestras in
South America. The playing of
the National Anthem led into the
remarkably fine transcription made
by DR.. Kinder of the Bach-Vivaldi
Concerto Crosse in D Minor" The
rich, sonorous tone that filled the
hall Immediately disclosed the new
caliber of the group.
This was but prelude, however,
to the eagerly awaited appearance
of Dame Hess. The memory of
her superb art has remained fresh
In the minds of her American adj
mirers during the years when echoes
of her generous work for the pub
lie of war-torn England reached
this country. The prolonged recep-
ton given her last night was a
tribute to her as artist, woman and
patriot.
Her solo number was the Beetho-
ven Concerto in G Major" 1t has
been played here frequently, but it
Is doubtful If any of its interpreters
has grasped SO thoroughly its deli
cate essence. From the first medita-
tive notes to the gayety Of the final
IF ~
a performance but a musical MARIA
tive reaching its high point in the
exquisite dialogue of the andante.
The shy, gentle spirit she infused
into this movement was of compel
ling beauty, a striking contrast to
the iridescent runs, respondent ar
peggios and the broadly flowing ca
denza that preceded it.
There is a sheen in Dame Hess
playing, born of her limpid tone and
poetic insight, that is of rare lowell
ness. 1t graces whatever she does
and is mallable to her highly de-
veloped and deeply sensitive descrip-
tive powers. But back Of it is a
finely equalized technique, crystal
clear in passage work, robust and
sinewy when needed but all bent to
the poetic cadences of the music.
Her approach to her art is different,
with personal character that is
communicative and her listeners
last night felt and responded to it.
completely. Their applause brought
her out again and again but there
was no encore.
The second part of the program
brought a second performance by
the orchestra of -Four Sea Inter-
Mdes" from Benjamin Brittens
Peter Grimes" and first hearing
of Alfonso Lang's "Canto de In
vierno." The latter work by one of
Chile's outstanding composers was
brought back by DR.. Kinder from
his recent tour. 1t is excellently
constructed in compact fashion that
gives rather noble quality to its
innate romanticism. The orchestral
portions of Brittens opera needed.
perhaps, the more delicate treat
ment given them when premiered
but the impression remains that
here is a composer possessing rich
musical palette with which to create
vivid tone pictures. /
Respighi's colorful THE Pines OF
Rome" formed fitting ending for
. concert that was one Of the most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-10-17

| distinctive tho orchestra has pre-
scented and the conductor and his
men were given an ovation at its
conclusion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-10-17
Africu Plans New Lake

Rhodesia is to have the largest
artificial lake in Africa, formed by
the Kariba Gorge Dam to be built
on the Zambest River, 40 miles up
from the Otto Belt bridge at Chi
rundu, Salisbury reports. The dam
will have a wall $50 feet high and
the lake will cover ], 100 square miles.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
Senis Whitney Pradejo
kersyti

Gelzkelieciu Brolijos pirmi-
ninkas A. F. Whitney, kersy.
damas PREF. Trurnanui uz il
griezta zygi sulaikyti gelezin.
keliu streika menuo laiko at.
gal, lpradejo savo pirma kova
prizes Prezidenta Truman, pa.
talpindamas didelius skelbimus
visuose Amerikos laikrasciuose
ragindamas visus priesintis
Prezidento sumanytam streiku
varzymo biliui.
Uz tuos skelbimus tas uzsi.
spyrelis senis moka labai bran.
giai, bet ne savo, o savo uni.
jos darbininkq sudetais pini.
gals. Whitney pasake ka.d jis
tuoj gatavai isleis $2,50O,00C
is unijos turimu AZ milijong
dolariu lido, kovai prizes Tru.
mana, o kai artes prezidentc
rinkimai 1948 metals, jis pa.
grasino praleisti visus AT mi.
lijonus uzkirtimui Trumanui
kelio likti prezidentu.
Nors istatymai draudzia pi-
nigais papirkti rinkimus, bet
Sis kerstingas senis pasiryzes
ispilti milijonus dolariu rinki.
mu pakreipimui - jis spjau.
ma j istatymus.
Sis ivykis atidengia dar vie
ma fakta: kad uniju nariai dar,
bininkai yra savo animal vies.
pataujanciu vadu vergai. Ma.
rial patys turf tik sumoket5
buckles, kurios yra CANA auks.
tos, ir neturi teises pasakyti
kas SUI tais pinigais turf but!
daroma, bet unijos diktatorius
vadas gall visus tuos milijonus
ismesti savo uzgaidoms.
Jeigu tokens diktatoriams
rupetu tik savo unijos darbi
ninku reikalai, jie neluptu il
darbininkp aukstas unijos duo
kles, nekrautu milfjonus fon
dus, ir neverstu darbininkus
eiti j streikus savo nauju uz
gaidu atsiekimui. Ka darbinin'
kai panesa nuostoliu per strei
kus ir aukstomis unijos duck.
lemis, jie turetu daug daugiau
naudos jeigu tarybu keliu bu.
tn susitariama uz mazesnius
algu pakelimus, negu kad uni.
iu diktatoriai uzsimoja.
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NENURIMS SIRDIS

,Nenurims sirdis, nenurims,
Be sielai nameliQ, pastogeles -
p Nors ir lupos nutils, numirs,
Ant kapo zydes tik tykios geles.
Nenurims sirdis, nenurims,
Kol nebus teviske mano laisva::s~s
Kol pancius nuo ranku nuims, q;
Ir kol pasaulyj uz ja els kova. /.
Nenurims sirdis, nenurims,
Kol jos visi yaikai nebus mamie,
Kol issiblaskiusius surinks,
Ir trispalvei laisve negiedos jie. II
,Nenurims sirdis, nenurin1s,
Kol vadinana Sails Lietuva
Name nepriglaus, apkabins,
Ten neskambes Lietuviska DANA.
Los Angeles, Calf. Una Pucetalte.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
Denokratai Bio Ire
Clos Partijos

Demokratu partija pradejo
darbuotis sulaikyti isikurima
Amerikoje trecios partijos, ku-
rial mintis kilo is puses darbo
unijq vadu, nepasitenkinusiu
PREF. Trumano isbarimu gelz-
kelieciu streiko vadu ir reika-
lavimu pravesti istatymus ku-
rie draustu streikavinna prizes
valdzia.
Jeigu tik trecios partijos ju-
dejimas prasidetu, Demokratu
partija 1948 metu prezidento
rinkimuose butu sumusta. Mat,
ir taip nera vilties kad Ameri-
kos zmones daugiau balsuos uz
Demokratus po 16 metu ju val
dymo.
Pats pirmutinis prizes trecia
partija isejo Komercijos Sex
retorius Wallace, kuris prabilo
j "progresivius" nesigriebti or
ganizavimo trecios partijos, mes
tas uztikrintu rinkimu laimeji-
ma "reakcijonieriams".
Wallace, radikalu salininkas,
tik per maza manevra 1914
m. Demokratu partijos kon-
vencijoje neliko nominuotas j
vice prezidento vieta, ir jis da-
bar butu buves prezidentu vie
toje Truman'o.
Wallace vel sieks vice prezi-
dento vietos, ir jis mato sau
laimejima vieningoje Demo-
kratu partijoje.
Treciai PARTIAL neisikurus,
j Demokratu partija per Wal
lace suguzes visas tas slamstas
kuris suguzejo lake Roosevelt
to trecio ir ketvirto termino
rinkimu, stengiantis Demokra-
tu PARTIAL laimeti. Ten vel
plaksis komunistai ir visi XII
ii, ir jiems bus pazadeta gau-
sybe aukstu valdisku vietu jei
tik Demokratai iseitu laimeto-
jais, ir tada Amerika automa-
tiskai pazenktu pusiau j komu-
nizma. yE
Del to vieno rirnti Lietuviai
kurie praeityje balsavo uz ge-
ra Demokratu partijos valdzia
turf butt sargyboieikad newell
tu sia laiminga sali j prazutin-
gas zabangas. o. -
Is MASKVOS .galima tiketi
ir daugiau negalimybiu = Sta
linas gall padaryti sutarti ir
su Ispanijos valdytoju Franco,
kuri dabar faSistina ir reika-
lauja isvertimo jo vyriausybes,
kaip kenksmingos pasaulio tai
kai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
zMoklJos IsToRIJA

61O pusl. didumo knyga - kama $500
stai didziausia knyga kokia tik galit tike-
tbs uz $500 gauti: paveiksluota, tvirtais au-
dino virseliais, populiariska lengva kalba
parasyta, stambiom raidem Apsakoma pa
; saulo istorijos or eiga, didie!i karai kure To-
darby pedsakai. Napoleono uzpuolifnas Ru-
sijos ir IT, Rasit aprasyta joje kaip EMO
mia gyyeno, kariavo nuo pat pries-istori-
niu laiku, per visus amzius Xxi musu dienus
kokios~ buvo didzios ir galingos tautos ir
ju valdovai.
Siuskit laiske $500 su savo adresu ir
prasykit prisiusti jums 610 puslapiQ
didumo zmonijos Istorija.
Reikalaukit Dirvoje
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21

is elllq lsJunge, aiskindami jog is Lietuviu bus
sudaroma atskra eile-kolona, bet buvo aiSku kad
tue tarpu nori kuogreiciau pirna praleisti Vo-
k1eclus Musu protestai nieko negelbeio. ir is
kolonos teko issijungti
1emo. Pasklido gandai kad apie 10 val.
naktl bus issprogdintas tiltas, mes puolamieii
sovletu smallgaliai jau esq visai netoli Tita
vel uzpludo karisk sunkvezimiai, sarvuociai,
lr kitoki kariski vezimai. Mes prisstumem Sick
tick arciau pagrindinio plento ir stebeiome kas
bus toliau.
Kai visiskai sutemo, tvarka pairo Verzesi
kiekvienas j prick, stengdamasis kuogreiciau
pasiektl tilta. Plente r ant tito pasidare nepa-
prastas susikimsimas, viskas susimaiSe: ir ka-
riuomene ir civiliai begiai. Mes irgi nuspren-
dem verztis j prieli ir nutaike proga isigrudom
i netvarkinga vezimu spusti. Desimta valanda
nakti mes dar stovejom prizes tilta. Atrode kad
gandai apie tito issprogdinima buvo tycia ar
siaip jau fantastisku galvu sukurti.
Pasidare neramu kai virs musu galvu pasi-
girdo lektuvu uzimas. Kur ne kur pabiro is
lektuvu parasiutines rakietos skaisciai nusvies-
damos placias apielinkes. Kaz kur driokstelejo
bombos. Dingti nebuvo kur; beliko tik laukti
r Wits kad musu nepastebes.
PIRMA valanda nakti uzvaziavome ant til
to- Tito viduryje teko vel pastoveti, mes pries-
akyje uzsikimso kolona. Nemune pute stiprus
dregnas vejas. Apacioje sniokste vanduo.
% jei dabar ateis momentas tiltui islek-
tt ora. - svystelejo siurpi mintis Nera-
n1ios sroveles perbego visu kunu. Kakta rasojo
nlazais salto prakaito pursleliais. Itemptai ziu-
rejau prizes stovincius vezimus, lyg noredamas
juos zvigsniu greiciau isstumti.
Dangu goste prozektoru sviesos, gaudyda-
mos sovietq lektuvus, kure Wis dazniau pasi-
sviesdavo ir apzurinedavo kas dedasi zemeie
nakti. Vel plysdavo bombos, issviesdamos di-
delius ugnies pluostus.
Pagaliau pajudejome j prick. Apeme ne
paprastai ramus jausmas kai pasijutome beva-
ziuoja akmeniniu gatves grindimu kitoje Nemu-
no puseje. Kritiskasis momentas praejo Mes
buvom Voketijoje. Prizes mus tiesesi plentai ir
keliai kuriais galejome begti toliau nuo besive-
jancios prazuties IT,. nezinomybe
Tai pajute, begom nedelsdami ir ilgai ne
galvodami. Isimaisem j begalines begliu kolo-
mas, plakami rudens letaus, puciam Salty veju,
perslape, purvn, neissimiegoje verzemes Wis
priek Pastoge NUNS buvo pilkas dangus, o
guolis cia pat ant vezimq, letu lyjant po We
zimais, ant pento grindinio. siIta vagi pasga-
mindavom jei kur pasitaikydavo ilgeliau susto-
IT, Konkretaus keones tikslo laikinai neture-
JON, mes buvo neimanoma il nustatyti. Arti-
miausas tikslas buvo Karaliaucius Deja,
mes j ne taip greitai pamatem kaip kad tike-
JONES'
(Bus daugiau)
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Maistas Nuns Kastuos 485 Milijonai Daugiau

Walstas NIums Kastuos 4oo NHlIona1 Dauglau
DASTAROMIS dienonlis valdzia sutikus pabranginti|
maisto kana, valdzios ekonomstai apskaciavo kad
tas tk payginamai mazyts pakeimas padaro per meta
net S485OOO0OO daugiau slaidu maistui INFANT visa sa
didele Sail bendrai.
Duonos bakanelis pabrangintas 1 centu sudaro pa
daugema 125 milijonas dolariu per meta;
Vienas centas kVortai pieno, dar dadejus pakelima
kainu sviesui II suriu $25OOOOOOO per meta dagiau
Su Baiandzio leista pabranginti mesa = tas pa
daro S110O00,O00 per metus daugiau.
Tx Sic trys reikalingiausio masto pabranginimai
padaro tok milzniska sldrtuna.
Kadangi OPA sutiko lesti pakelti kanas uz valgi
restoranuose ir ten maistas pasoksta stais mijonu
doariu. #.,.
Sis pabrangnimas maisto restoranuose liecia tik
tuos dalykus kuru kama pakio perkant negaminta o
ant kitu gatavu valgiu OPA kama tebera palikta.
sLONDONE jau daroma bandyma sidyti namus
per radio e, gs sda a ras0 stsgE1 sjo tam a
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
(Bus daugiau)

sRHODE ISLAND valstija, maziausia sios
Sales valstija, turi po 668 asmenis ketvirtainei
myliai Nevada valstijoje, vakaruose, kiekvie
mai ketvirtanei mylia ispuola po viena asmenl
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
Friedrich Schiller

Jei is slenio sio gilybes,
rukas kur saltai-slogus,
rasciau kelio galimybes,
koksai buciau as dziugus.
AS isvysciau grazia sali,
zalia, skaiscia animal!
Jon lyg pauksti, lyg bedali
nunestu name sparnai.
:, Stai laivelis ant banguziq!
Bet vairuotojas? Kur jis?
E, pirmyn, dvejones luzo
bures kelia padarys.
Reik tiket, neabojoti,
jei nepadeda stabai,
tai stebuklai nezaboti
rodys kelia istabiai. ...,,.,.
Verte Kastytis
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-26
ENTERTAiNs LADIES

Eaton Mills. Mich.-Mrs. Earl
Wright entertained group OF la
dies at her home, Tuesday evening.
for brush demonstration given By
Mrs. Harris, Ypsilant.
Those present were Mrs. Charles
Bodell. Mrs. Sanna Simons, Mrs.
Betty Williams, Mrs. Fredia Craw-
ford, Willis; Mrs. David Cox. Mrs.
David Potter, Mrs. George Essex.
Mrs. Darrell Essex. Mrs. Edward
Maleski, Mrs. Lee Day, Mrs. Rob.
ert Styers and daughter Virginia.
Mrs. Glen Roberts, Mrs. Harry
Sparrow and Mrs Shirley Bruder
Dolores Potter entertained the
All girls al her home, Tuesday
evening. Those present were Eliza.
beth Bodley, Whitaker: Marie and
Barbara Day. Paint Creek: Wlni.
fred Jean and Julia Preston, Carol
Day and Alice Cay lunch of
jello. cookies and cocoa were serv.
ed at the close OF the meeting.
Alden Day has returned home
from Monroe Hospital where he
had a appendicitis operation, Sat
urday. Among those who visited
him were Mrs. Alden Day, Mrs.
Glen Roberts, Mrs. Lee Day and
AERO Day.