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In Mrn1nrtant

BURNS, HARRIET j. In loving mem.
Org Of my beloved wife. HARRIET j
BURNS, who departed this life one year
ago today, June IL, 1945
I do not need a special day
To bring you to my mind;
The days do not think Of you
Are very hard to find.
LOVING HUSBAND, CHARLES K BURNS
Conner. 1T. JOSEPH H.. JR. In lovins
memory OF my dear nephew, 1t. JOSEPH
h. Conner, Jr.. who died in the service OF
ms ms country three years ago today. june
H. l943. "AUNTIE."
Conner, 1T. JOSEPH H.. JR. In mem.
CRY OF our friend, 1t. JOSEPH H. CONFER
Jr; who was called home three years age
today, June u. 1919
DON McGEARY. BILL ARMSTRONG. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-12
Col. Wilson Potter Dies:
Famed Big-Gome Hunter
BY the Assoeioted Press

PHILADELPHIA, June l2.-Col.
Wilson Potter. "a, famed big game
hunter and University of Pennsyl-
vanla football star in 1906 and 1907.
died last night at his home here
after lengthy illness.
Col. Potter obtained the North
American prize big game heads now
IN the Smithsonian Institution.
He was the former husband of
Charlotte Rust of Cleveland and
Ada May Weeks, musical comedy
star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-12
Cut in Wage Award
For Arnold Drivers
AssaiIed by. Union

Wage Sterilization Board approval
OF only 9 cents of IL cents hourly
wage increase awarded by arbitra-
ton May % to $50 employees of the
washington, Virginia & Maryland
Motor Coach Co. was being studied
today by union officials who called
Int a Revolutionary action" and by
company officials who will use it as
the basis for requesting higher fares.
In the absence of Business Agent
j. @. Hodges, who is attending the
Chicago convention of the na tional
union, representatives Of Local 1919
OF the Amalgamated Association of
Street Electric Railway & Motor
Coach Employees tAF'LD said today
they were looking into the legal
question" whether the company still
Is obligated to pay the arbitra ton
award of II cents.
A WSB spokesman and Sherman
Wilson, an official of the Arnold
operated lines, declared that the
May % award had been specifically
contingent ION approval by the WSB.
ms Is not true of all arbitration
cases, the board spokesman ex-
planned, but in this case the original
II cents award "or any part thereof"
was made subject to WSB action.
He added that the company could
legally pay the II cents if it wished
but that in asking the ICC for a
fare boost it could go only on the
basis of 9 cents.
Company to Revise Petition.
Mr.. Wilson declared the company
would pay the 9 cents and it would
base its request for higher fares on
that figure. The company asked
the ICC for such authority at the
time of the arbitration award and
now will revise the petition, he said.
Eli l.. Oliver, union representative
on the arbitration panel, declared
last night that the men are not
going to like" the WSB action. He
described it as Revolutionary
action The WSB spokesman de-
clared, however, that an arbitration
award subject to later WSB ap-
proval or downward revision was
not at all revolutionary"
The board announced late yester-
day that the 9-cent boost is in line
with other transit workers increas es
IN the Washington area because the
Arnold company's employees OBJ
tanned a 4 cents an hour increase
and a 3 cents an hour bonus in
October, l945, retroactive to Nav.
l945, and another 3 cents last No
vember This brings the total to 10
cents since VI day.
Labor Members Dissent.
Labor members of WSB dissented
on the ground that the IL cents
arbitration award of last month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-12
James I. Howington
Dies al Home Here

James T. Howington, go, a di-
rector of the Smaller War Plans
Corp. from its beginning in 1912
until it was discontinued last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-12
Labor Members Dissent

Labor members of WSB dissented
on the ground that the u cents
arbitration award of last month
contained nothing contrary to wage
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GOLDENA WELLINGTON, Sec.
CoWLES, MARY c. Suddenly, on Mon
day, June 10, 1916. at Emergency Hos
pital, MARY C. COWLES (nee McCannl o
391S Illinois ave. NV, beloved wife O
George B. Cowles Funeral from the abov
residence on Thursday, June 10, at S:3t
am. Requiem mass at ST. Gabriel
Church at m. Relatives and friend
invited. Interment Mount Olivet Gene
terry. 10
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| Attest: Worshipful Master.
/ JOHNSTON r. ZIMMERMAN. Sec. 10
1 KEEFER, ABRAHAM B. Members CT
E E.! !
" day. June, 10, 1916, at 2 pm
oRRfN j. DAVY. Secretary
KING Sf JOIN 1HS W K vi on M9 Sssyeo Jsns
Elmer, ]. and Edward H. King. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home. SIT 18th st.
on Thn M nonp4 Suns eem ssq
june hAylFAN pA Bsksbh Fl pvss 81
Of Rena Ievitsn. father Of Mrs. l chsrIe5
Max NJ Levitan. brother Of Mrs. Samuel
sperling, Miss Sarah Levitan: Mrs. Ed
Eevan Simon mrs w. R fan k and
ESnsTal Home ONE 29sol 14t q St; NV; on
men nt Washington Hebrew &c congreg ationai
| Cemetery 13
LEE. ETA. Departed this life, on Sun
'q LEE Of t ftf ST. ae Dra he oyins
wife of James F. Lee and devoted mother
ef Mrs. Virginia Easton, Robert Christ,
sh Allen and bsa Iee She also
is survived by two brothers: one sister
other relatives and host of friends. Rel
T. Rhines g. CO. Funeral Home, 3rd and
Eye SITS. s.w.. on Wednesday, June u, after
pm Funeral THURSDAY; June 13; at 2
Caroline County, Va. Interment in
church cemetery.
s william A f e hseSf fashe 2ue 81
Samuel B. william James and Irvine
Blair Notice, Of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Malvan g. schey.
! LITTELL. JOSEPHINE NJ. On Monday
wife of Capt. Frank B. Litteli. U. S. N;
mother Of Mrs Marion Littell Bailey and
Jeanne Bailey Services at the above resi-.
dence on Thursday, June u. at . pm
Interment Arlington National Cemetery. IL
MARBURY, DAISY. On Wednesday. june
g n4sY MA IsSasIce sister ee' Of ION ADe st
She also leaves other relatives and friends
sae xa cb sthu No msnD e IF the salem s
arrans s BY W. Ernest Jarsis Co s'ef
MARTIN. JULIA A. On Wednesday
1uns 81 :; 1915 at r 9r resider Msp "a Heck
daughter Of the late sarah and Richard arc
Boston, sister of the late John w. Boston
She leaves to mQrn their loss two devoted
\ daughters, Mary F. Willis and Julia c. Mar
I tin; nieces and nephews. Notice of funera
later. Arrangements by John T. Rhines &
Co., Bird and Eye SITS. sw.
\ MASANGKAY, LILLIAN DOROTHY
l Suddenly, on Tuesday, June IL, 1915 at hel
residence, 1904 53rd pl, Rogers Heights
Md, LILLIAN DOROTHY MASANGKAY
beloved wife of Martin Masangkay ant
! mother of Elizabeth Masangkay. Remain
Baltimore ave, Hyattsville Md: unit
Funeral Home. North ave. and Broadway
Baltimore. Md, where services will be helt
on Saturday. June Is. at . pm. Intermen
Mount Oliver Cemetery, Baltimore. Md
MICHAEL, BRUCE COMPILER. 0,
Tuesday. June II, 1915. at his home, $50!
MICHAEL. beloved husband Of Ada Hueh n,s
Norris RI s0 M il sarV of La BY pa "a
Md; two brothers. Ralph H. and Roll;
Richael, and his sister. Mrs. Gladly
Severe. Services at his late residenc
l FTIdss june LII T. at pm Interment CO
Va IA a.
~ MORRIS ,1Ia !, JOIN aIs VERNON ys a On Tues
R1s Of $500 Moth ICED canito FK st. be MUs
Mrs. Samuel B., Basiant ana Becky s
needy OF Kentucky Services at the s.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29O1 l4th st
. | NV, on Friday. June IA, At 10 am In
T terment National Memorial Park Gene
terry. Falls Church. Va. IL
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nesday. June II. 1916, at the Naval Hos
EVANS, husband of the late Nellie Payton
Evans, brother of Jennie Fulton and uncle
and Catherine Blackwell. He also leaves
other relatives and friends. Notice of fu-
neral later. Arrangements by W. Ernest
Jarvis Co.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-15
GENERAL Electric Corn.

savo Schenectady, N. Y, ofisu
praneSa kad symet uzgyre sta
ba naujQ dirbtuviu vandens ir
elektros turbinu if generatoriu
dirbimui. Tos dirbtuves uzims
apie 10 akrQ plota zemes ir is
statyti kastuos 20 milijonu do
lariu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-15
ENdicott 44S6-Atdara vakarais
KAS ZINOTINA APIE
SOCIAL SECURITY

Social Security istaigos yra
didele pagalba darbininkams Sc
natveje ir ivairiais kitais atsi-
tikimais. Bet ypac svarbu su
tomis istaigomis palaikyti rysi,
kai darbininkas pasiekia IS me-
tus amziaus ar kai jis numirsta,
nes tuomet jo Selma gall gauti
pasalpa. Social Security ofisai
yra visoje salyje ir jie MEMO
KAMAI teikia visas reikalingas
informacijas.
Clevelande yra trys Social Sc
curity ofisai: vienas Marshall
Building, kurs randasi paciame
Public Square, kitas - 1O609
Superior Ave. ir trecias 140O
West Goth ST. Visi jie atdari
kasdien, isskyrus sestadienius
If Sekmadienius, nuo $3.50 a
m. Xxi 500 pm.
Kai darOininkas numirSta, ne,
svarbu kokio amziaus jis buvo
nasle If vaikai turf teise gaut
paSalpa. Jeigu nasle veliau is
teka, il teises i pasalpa nusto
ia, bet nepilnameciai vaikai (ik
Is metQ amziaus) ir toliau tn
ri teises ia pasalpa gauti. Spe
ciali pasalpa teikiama naslem
65 ir vyresnio amziaus.' Be
kad visi tie ismokejimai. but
daromi, reikia atlikti tam tik
rus formalus. Tad dar kart
primename: mirties atveju Sci
mos nariai tuojau kreipkites
artimiausi Social Security ofiss
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-15
$500 SUPERIOR AVENUE
Homeless Pilgrims!
(Reprint from The Ell Reno Daily
Tribune-El Reno, Okla.)

reprint from The Ell Reno Daily
Tribune-El Reno, Okla.)
THE Indians who confronted the
Pilgrim Fathers when they arrived
in 1920 had gone when the most
recent band of pilgrims reached our
shores in their search for freedom.
But immigration laws, less danger
Gus but no less unfriendly, were
waiting to greet them. And so Is
Estonian refugees have resumed their
wearisome journey and set sail for
the Dominican republic. Their fell
low pilgrims who remain here are
wondering what happens next.
These Estonians are AZ in all
They are refugees from the totali
tartan Communist government which
swallowed up their little country.
They came here over a period of
the last 10 months in four groups,
arriving with only minor casualties
after voyages of incredible hazard.
Not for them was todays swift
and comfortable travel, the flight
of hours from Europe to America
or the leasurely super-luxury of
Britain's new luxury liner.
What they had would make the
Mayflower seem like the Queen Eli.
zabeth. The largest of their foul
boats was 40 feet long. One of the
voyages took four months. The sur
vival of these pilgrims was as
amazing as their fortitude.
And what was their reward -
They reached the threshold of the
land of the free, whose virtues
and pleasures we and others 81
earnestly proclaimed to war
weary Europe, only to find thai
they had broken a law. They hac
40 entrance visas. The president
of that land was concerned and ev.
en- sympathetic. He ordered that
all avenues be explored to see il
chey might not be permitted to stay
But it turned out to be a matter OF
legislation.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-15

So one party has departed, minus
it's leader and his wife, whose con-
dition will not permit her to live
in the tropics. Perhaps it will be
possible to find a haven for the
others in the little republics to the
south, Mexico or South America.
Laws are laws, of course, and
must be written for broad and gen
eral application. But it does seem
pity that this country could not
find room within it's broad bound
aries for 48 persons whose courage
and motives so resemble those of
the hardy band who first settled our
land. 1t seems a pity that we can
not find room for more like them.
President Truman told the United
States assembly that he intends tc
urge congress to authorize our full
part, with other nations, in receiv
ing persons who do not wish to re
turn to their former homes for re
ligious or political reasons. 1t als'
might be possible, as part of the in
ternational refugee organization fo
US to receive those who wish to leav
their present homes for the sam
reason.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-15
AMERIKOS darbo organ


zacijos pasieke savo auksciau-
sia laipsni organizuotu darbi-
ninku skaicium savo istorijoje.
AFL., CIO, gelzkeliu unijos ir
ellie nepriklausomu uniju suda-
70 bendrai apie 16 milijonu ma
riu. UnijQ augimo istorija yra
kruVina. Amerikoje 1912 me-
tais pagaliau teismas pripazi-
no kad nera prieSinga istaty-
mans darbininkams organizuo-
tis. Pc 1870 metu darbinfnkai
pasidare daug drasesni ir nuc
ida pradejus smarkiau unijas
organizuoti istiko daug kruvi-
ny kovQ SUI kompanijomis il
Simtai darbininku uzmusta.
Dabar Amerikos darbininkus
griebiasi pasivergti komunista
If verziasi j uniju vadus. CIC
yra dideleje komunistu itako
je. Taciau dabar pradejo gy
vas subruzdimas komunistu il
uniiQ atsikratyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-15

The unprejudiced and non-polli-
tically minded reader will be fas-
cinated by this intriguing story of
people, once rulers of a great
European nation.
Lithuania's role in the recent
world conflict, only reported in so
many spasms, has heretofore never
been fully discussed in American
publications. 1t is gratifying to
find that Father Chase enlighten-
ing and interpretive Story of Lith-
uania" is complete in every res
pect. The English-speaking world
is only specifically acquainted with
the story of iLthuania's sufferings
at the hands of those two mighty
aggressors, Nazi Germany and then
Soviet Russia.
The present invaluable and au-
thentic reference work, making a.
vailable all the known facts essen.
tial to a true understanding of this
country's plight, past and presen
is thoroughly documented with nu
merous maps, charts and chrono
logical table.
"The Story of Lithuania" is VI
among the best, if it snot tn
very best, Interpretation of Lith
uanian history to have come of
the presses in this country. AS
highminded impartial and generou
presentation of the case for tn
small nation, today inevitably be
ing ground beneath the milestone
of Unsuitable Soviet power lust an
general European ineptitude, 18th
Story of Lithuania" deserves to
among the foremost historical, cuI
tural and sociological documents G
our time.
JOSEPH BELAZARAS, JR.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-15
DIRVA-6S2O Superior Avenue.
TREMTINIU SUSIRlNKIMAS

S. m. Lapkricio men. 9 d., pc
pietu ''Dirvos" redakcijos patal-
pos susirinko Lietuviai tremti-
Mai, nesenai atvyke is Vokieti-
jos il dabar apsigyvene Cleve-
lande.
Cia siuo metu jau yra II
tremtiniu, kuriu jauniausias tu-
ri vos 16 menesiu amziaus. Pas
savo vyra ir teva atvyke: Mag
dalena Grinkeviciene, Juoza s
Grinkevicius, Juze Severiniene-
Grinkeviciute, pas p. Brazi: AL
dona Maurutyte, Nele Krukis,
Olese Juozaitis ir Juozas Juo-
zaitis, pas broli: Vale zitkus If
Edmundas zitkus, beto julie Sal
kauskiene ir Martynas Laurina-
vicius. Nors dar ir nesenai !
Anerika atvyke, bet jau beveik
visi susirado darbo ir pradejo
nauja gyvenima.
Tai buvo ju pirmasis infor-
macinis susirinkimas, gal dau-
giau ispudziu pasipasakojimas
ir nuomoniu pasikeitimas. Kick
vienas is ju, kaip paaiskejo is
pasikalbejimQ, daugiau ar ma
ziau apsivyles Americas gyve,
nimu. Tiesa, jie dabar tur
darba, yra social pavalge, tur
pastoge. giminiu parama, ne
bejaucia daugiau baimes, be-
ju sirdys pilnos ilgesio Lietu
val, Lietuvos laukams.
Daugelis is ju paliko artimuo
sius pavergtoje Lietuvoje a
Vokietijos stovykluose. Jie Ii
no, kaip jie ten kenCia ir skur
sta, mazai pagelbos is cia su
silaukdami, jie tikrai Zinc ka
ten darosi, mes .jie patys Wis;
tai pergyveno ir tik dabar i
ten atvyko. Atvaziuodami
Amerika jie tikejosi surasti vi
sus Americas Lietuvius susi
buriusius j viena kruva if nuo
sirdziai bendrai dirbancius, be
jiems teko cia pamatyti visa
ka kita.
1Skelus ir apsvars6ius kelett
q sumanymu, pasidalinus ispudzi
ais, nutarta nenustoti vilties i
dirbti kick salygos leis Lietu
vos il tremtiniu vadavimo dar
be. Susirinkinai numatyti kick
viena SeStadieni. NJ. l.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-15
LAUKIA VEL DIDE-
LIU AUTOMOBILE
DARBININKU
STREIKU

Automobiliu isdirbejai Det-
roite tiki kad neuzilgo salyje
gall kilt kita dideliu streikq
oanga, kuri palies automobiliu
industrija. Ia pranasauja Ge-
neral Motors Corp. prezidentas
.. E. Wilson, kuris tikrina kad
dabartiniai nesusipratimai kile
Chrysler Corp. darbininku su
kompanija pranasauja naujus
uniju pareikalavimus trumpes-
niu darbo valandu ir didesniu
algu.
Wilson visa sta nesusiprati-
ma primeta Washingtono adj
ministracijai, kuri iris kartus
pakeite savo veida arba savo
politika pereitu metu begyje,
ir prisidejo prie sudarymo in
fliaciniu salygu.
'Mes negalime planuoti toll
mesnei ateiciai kuomet nezino-
me is dienos j diena kokius
naujus patvarkymus Washing.
tomas iSleis'', sake Wilson.
Paklaustas kodel automobi.
liu gamyba velkasi taip men.
kai palyginus su 1941 metz
gamyba, Wilson patieke iris
priezastis: reikmenu tiekejl
streikai, sumazejimas darbinin
ku darbingumo, kurie nepaist
nuosirdziai dirbti, ir trukumaE
zaliavu ir daliu.
Wilson atvirai pareiske kac
darbininku apsileidimas darbe
ir nepaisymas nusmuko altar.
mingai. Vidutiniai dabar dar.
bininkai parodo 80 nuos. ma.
bininkai padaro 80 nuoS. ma.
ziau negu padarydavo 1941 m
Is kitos puses, darbdaviai ru.
pinasi rasti naujus budus is,
sprendimui industriniu nesusi
pratimu, kurie taikos metu su.
dare didziausius trukdymus vi
sos Sales produkcijos ir biz
niu. Nesusipratimais ir strei
kais darbininkai ir darbdavia
panese baisiausius nuostolius.
Detroitas visai ne tas kok'
> buvo karo metu, kuomet gami
no visai naujus ir nematytu'
karo pabuklus, ir darba atlikC
gerai ir netrukdOmai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-15
FROM THE BOOK REVIEWS
A MARTYRED
NATION!
THE STORY OF LITHUANlA-
By Thomas G. Chase: Stratforc
House, New York; $3.50.

By Thomas G. Chase: Strattord
House, New York; $3.50.
When we contemplate the poll
tical cauldron of Eastern Europe,
Lithuania in particular, seething as
it is with political unrest and chaos
and when all the news concerning
that area is warped to suit unscru-
pulous political ends, the appear
ance of Father Chase's unbiased
"The Story of Lithuania" comes in
deed as a welcome saga. This. is
one of the extremely few authori-
tative books in English delving in
to the intricate history and little
known factual aspects of the Lith-
uanian nation from its earliest be-
ginning, over 1000 years ago, down
to the present day.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-15
PLEADS FOR PEN PALS?

l want to organize a correspon-
dence club in affiliation with
American Scouts Organization.
Any Lithuanian of American de-
scent, please write a letter or
post card to me. 1t can be in
English, German or Lithuanian
Each and every bit of CORES
pondence will get a prompt re-
ply. Just address it to:
Lithuanian Sea Scout,
Zubrickas Justas Nurtingen
Katharinen str. 21
Wurttemberg 20, Germany
u. S. Zone.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-15

The point system that the league
uses allows one point for each game
and one point for each high series
total
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-15

A HEARTY welcome home to Geo.
Dereska who last week was released
from the army. George is another
of the many basketball players re
turning from service. St. Georges
basketball possibilities should i'm
prove vastly with the availability
of such cage material.
PROMOTER Jack Ganson is bring
ing former heavyweight boxing
champion Primo Camera to the
Arena on November 21st. Camera
is now a wrestler.
Ganson is conducting an elimi-
nation series to decide who will be
the one to meet "The Preem". -
This Thursday night will see the
finals of this elimination series The
matches are at the Arena and will
as usual start at $3.50 PM.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-15
LIETUVISKI KALEDINIAI
ATVIRUKAI.

BALFas isleido grazius Lie
tuviskus kaledinius atvirukus.
8 atvirukai, spalvoti, uz 500,
arba 48 atvirukai uz $500. W.
sisakyti galima, pasiunciant pi-
nigus: United Lithuanian Relief
Fund, 19 West 44th St., New
York 18, NY.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-15
X A S SV A r BI A L ?
Ar Kick Uzdirbi -
Ar Kick Sutaupai?

Daug yra zmoniu, kurie
daug uzdirba, bet nieka-
dos nieko nesutaupo. XII
ii maziau uzdirba, bet
reikalui atejus, visados tu-
ri sutaupu.
Tai yra mokejimas tvar-
kingai, sistematiskai tau
pyti.
Lietuviu Bankas yra pa
togi vieta, kas kick isgali,
su maza ar didele suma,
taupyti ir su nuosimciu
suma didn't.
Sutaupos yra garantuo-
jamos Federal Insurance
Corp. Duodamos pasko-
los greitai ir su pritiry-
mu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-15

REIKALINGI vyrai pabelbeti
pataisyti motorus. Taipogi ope-
ruoti maza punch press.
Valandinis mokestis, As valan-
du savaite, 5 dienos savaitejo.
Electric Generator & Motor Co.
45l9 Hamilton Ave. EN-. 5656
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-15
WHAT'S NEW?
(In Cleveland)

THE Lithuanian Handicap Bowl
ing League goes into it's tenth week
Sunday with three teams only a
point apart at the top of the stand
ings. The standings at this time:
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-09-01

Rabbi Joshua 10th Lehman of
Bosron, brilliant author of the re-
cent best-seller, PE A c E OF
MIND, is scheduled to be the
speaker for the month of October
on the MESSAGE OF ISRAEL,
the American Broadcasting Com
pany's Jewish religious service, cur
rently released over almost a
hundred stations throughout the
United States and Canada from
1O-1O:3O A. M, Current New York
time. Consult your local news
paper for exact time.)
The MESSAGE OF ISRAEL,
now in its fourteenth year of con-
tinuous weekly broadcasting, is not
only one of the Oldest radio pro-
grams in America, it is also the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-09-01
HEAVY DROUGHT IN
RUMANIA INCREASES
RELIEF NEEDS FOR JEWS

NEW YORK-As the New Year
5707 approaches in the United
States, the Joint Distribution Com
mittee in Europe is already making
plans for Passover supplies for the
nearly million and half Jews SUR
viving overseas. Initial orders are
now being placed in the U. S. for
100000 pounds of matzoth for
shipment to various European coun-
tries in time for the Passover ho1-
idays. OF this quantity, 10000
pounds have already been allocatcd
to Hungary, where the food furn-
ished daily in ]. D. c. cantecns is
the major food supply for over one
half of the 10000 Jews in that
country.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-09-01
COLUMBUS, GA.
S5oo,ooo WORTH PENICILLIN
PURCHASED FOR u. S. S. R.

NEW YORK-Half a million
dollars worth of penicilin has been
purchased by the Joint Distribution
Committee for shipment to the
Soviet Union where it will be dis
tributed by the Russian Red Cross
and the Red Crescent to hospitals
in communities where large num-
bers of Jews reside. OF the entire
purchase, amounting to $4,000
walls of 100000 units each, more
than half has already been shipped
to Russia. The remainder will be
sent in the near future.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-09-01
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