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Evening star., 1946-01-13
Mcmillan 10 Probe
Delay in Constructing
New Receiving Home

A suggestion that the Commits
sioners promptly conclude the con-
troversy over plans for the new Re-
ceiving Home for Children was
voiced yesterday by Representative
Mcmillan, Democrat, of South Car
olina, chairman-designate of the
House District Committee.
He announced he would inquire
into the delays after hearing a pro-
test from Mrs. Leslie B. Wright,
chairman of the legislative depart
ment of the Federation of Women's s
Clubs, over the latest compromise
plan for changes in plans.
Mr.. Mcmillan, whose group was
instrumental last May in getting ap-
preparations for construction of the
$285 900 project, said he would talk
early this week with Col Joseph D.
Arthur, jr., assistant Engineer Com
missioner, and probably also with
the Commissioners to get the latest
details on the situation.
Mcmillan Cites Delay.
Without taking sides, at present,
in the contest over revision of plans,
Mr.. Mcmillan said, "It certainly
would seem that the Commission
ers and the Welfare Board could
arrive. at decision as to what is
the best plan and get the work
started. 1t already has been too
long delayed.
ANY plan selected may not be
considered ideal by all concerned,
but the new home is badly needed
and we should get 1t started with
out any more unnecessary delay"
The controversy revolves around
plans for segregation of delinquent
from nondelinquent children who
must be kept in the home.
Appropriation Urged Speed.
1t was recalled yesterday that a
House Appropriations Subcommittee
last May, in recommending the
$285, 900 construction fund, said it
was doing so with the understand
ing that the Board of Public We'll
fare cease its continual revision of
plans and begin construction imme-
diately this appropriation becomes
available"
The same document brought out
that funds for the project first were
made available in 1910, but that it
was held up because of a change in
plans, and that in November of last
year, a new fund was granted for
preparation of new plans.
Mrs. Wright, in her call on Mr.
Mcmillan yesterday, protested that
special work group now urging q
revision Of plans was attempting "tc
take charge of the welfare depart
ment of the District" She added
that the group was insisting on
adoption of a Receiving Home plan
not tried elsewhere and this, she
contended, would mean the District
would be used as "an experimental
guinea pig"
She specifically protested that q
decision now is being delayed until
Col. Arthur can confer some day this
week with proponents of opposition
plans, including Sherwood Norman
of New York, an executive of the
National Probation Association.
Mrs. Wright said the Federation
of Women's Clubs wants to know
why the plans must be held up until
some one from New York Is con-
suited"
Evening star., 1946-01-13
300 Attend Opening Of Display
On War Housing Reconversion

More than 800 personse many of
them veterans and their families,
waded through mud yesterday to
attend the formal opening of the
National Public Housing Authority's
War Housing Reuse Demonstra-
ton at New Hampshire avenue, ex-
tended, and University lane, Prince
Georges County.
After speeches by public housing
officials visitors were conducted
through the demonstrations group
of so assorted buildings constructed
from war housing units to show how
such material may be reconverted
for peace.
President Truman sent brief
message which was read by Philip
M. Klutznick, FPHA commissioner
II hope the demonstration
= will give practical emphasis to
our determination to insure homes
for distressed veterans and serv-
icemen's families in the very near
future.
I'VE have no greater obligation
than to help our veterans and their
families to re-establish themselves
in good adequate homes as rapidly
as possible" the President said.
Sets Pattern for Use.
The demonstrate ton "sets a pat
tern of resourcefulness that We will
need in the entire housing field
Mr.. Truman concluded.
The opening was attended by
Brig. Gen. Gordon r. Young, Engi-
neer Commissioner of the District.
Units displayed at the demonstra-
ton. he said, are like those which
FPHA is to construct for the Dis
trict, provided District funds for
streets, utility connections and sites
can be obtained.
The FPHA has approved con-
struction of 600 such units here.
Principal speakers were John B.
Blandford. jr., national housing ad-
ministrator, and Wilson w. Wyatt,
former mayor of Louisville, KY,
who made his first public appear
ance as Federal housing expediter.
Ultimate solution to the present
critical housing shortage, Mr..
Blandford said, is a long grange pro-
gram of housing assistance to COM
munities to double prewar private
construction.
I'VE can't overnight or even
within a year build up to the huge
volume of housing production needed
to overcome the shortage. So, we
must vigorously utilize very housing
resource until good homes can be
provided for ALL. he said.
Will Use Every Roof.
Speaking of FPHAs sls1, 900. 900
national program to reuse war
housing in communities, Mr.. Wyatt
said:
This program means that every
movable roof belonging to the Fede-
raj Government not already serv-
ing essential purposes will be
acute shelter requirements of vet
eranS.
During the war this Nation shat
tered all production records that
the world has known. This is no
time to settle back calmly to the
pace of the past"
Speeches followed brief cere-
mony in which the Flag was raised
over the demonstration and the Ma
tional Anthem was played by the
United States Navy Band Orchestra
The demonstration includes wide
variety of building converted from
war use. Temporary dwellings for
veterans are given primary consid-
Grafton, after which 1t is shown how
buildings may be converted to farm
recreation ard other uses after the
housing shortage eases.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Legion Tank Veterans
Name Post After Patton

The name of the late Gen. George
S. Patton, jr., has been added to
Tank Corps Post, No. 10, American
Legion, 2437 Fifteenth street NV.
Formed of tank veterans of both
wars, the George S. Patton, jr., Tank
Corps Post had the former COM
mander of the Sd Army as a
member since 1920.
The post will hold memorial serv-
ices at the Washington Cathedral
at 2:3o pm, January 20, to which
President Truman and cabinet men,
bers have been invited. Col. Harry
Sims, winner of the DISC. three
times, will be a speaker. He served
under Gen. Patton in both wars.
Evening star., 1946-01-13


Would Sub-Surface Street Lines
Improve Transportation in Down
town Washington"
Among the panel speakers who
will express their viewpoints on the
subject will be H. C. Whitehurst.
District director of highways:
George Keneipp, manager of the
Keystone Automobile Club, and
Harry Barrett, chairman of the
transportation committee, Wash
ington chapter, American Institute
of Architects.
Representative Summers is CO.
author of the Summers-Ca -Capper reso-
luton which provides for a consti-
tutional amendment to empower
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Col. Sunderson to Head
Emborkution Area

Col. John M. Sanderson, former
civil engineer here, has been ap-
pointed headquarters commandant
for the Newport News area of the
Hampton Roads port of embarka-
tion, it was announced at the Nor
folk Army base by Col. Cyrus j.
Wilder, port commander. The ap-
pointment became effective the
first of the year.
In his new command, Col. San
derson will have supervision of the
deactivation Of the Newport News
command. Col. and Mrs. Sanderson
plan to return to Washington to
live when he is separated from the
service, an Army announcement of
his appointment disclosed.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Miss Buchstune to Speok

Miss Grace Buchstane, field
worker for the National Junior
Hadassah of New York, will speak
at reception at pm. today given
by the Junior Hadassah of Wash
ington and the Zionist Youth Com
mission at the War Veterans Hos
pitality Room, 3147 Sixteenth street
NV. The meeting Is to be in honor
OF Masada, young mems Zionist Or
ganization.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Photo Contest Extended

The Two Jima statue photo contest
sponsored by the District War Fin
ance Committee has been extended
to January 81, 1t was announced yes
terday. Subject Of the contest must
be the Two Jima statue, erected in
support of the Victory Loan, at
Constitution avenue and Nineteenth
street NV. Prizes will be awarded
in both junior and senior classes.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Former Eisenhower Aide
To Broadcast Tuesdoy

Maj. Judah Nadich, former ad-
wiser to Gen. Eisenhower on Jewish
activities in Europe, will discuss the
plight Of the children of Europe over
Station WINK at tbs pm. Tues
day. He witnessed conditions there.
Maj. Nadich was awarded the
Order of the Empire by the Brit
ish government and the French
Croix de Guerre for his work during
the war.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
De Mure to Give YMCA
Public Speaking Course

The first Of d course Of public
speaking classes will be held at
8 pm. Tuesday at the YMCA, 1736
G street NV, under sponsorship OF
the Toastmasters Club. The course
will be directed by Paul De Mure,
attorney and former member OF the
Board of Directors Of the YMCA at
Passaic, N. j.
At $50 pm, in the lounge, the
third of q series OF concerts will
feature Howard Arthur Moore,
tenor, and Elena Criyela Biederman
at the pianO
Evening star., 1946-01-13

u U II b I z 5 S I o
6 r a n t District
representation in
the House and
S e n a tie a n d
among the cleo
tors for Presi-
dent. The SEN
a t e Judiciary
Committee is
S C h e d u / e d to
t a k e up tn e
measure Febru-
airy 4. A Senate
subcommittee al
ready has re-
renorted the rec.
olution favor
Evening star., 1946-01-13
D. c. Medical Society
To Hear Boston Doctor

DR.. Frank H. Lahey, director of
the Lahey Clinic in Boston, will
speak on the newer developments
In treatment of thyroid disease in
the Medical Societys auditorium,
17l8 M street NV, at 8:l5 pm.
Wednesday.
Participating in discussion will
be DR.. Charles Stanley White. pro-
lessor OF surgery, George Washing
ton University School of Medicine
and DR.. Fred R. Sanderson. pro-
1essor OF surgery at Georgetown
University.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Registration Open

Registration remains open in nine
of the Public Library Reading for
Discussion" groups, Miss Clara w.
Herbert, librarian, announced yes
terday. The groups will meet Satur-
day afternoons at the Petworth
Branch, Georgia avenue and Upshur
street NV, and at the Central Lii
brary, Eighth and K streets NV,
Thursday nights.
Evening star., 1946-01-13

In the latter group buildings have
been changed into schools, libraries,
churches, meeting houses, roadside
markets, milkhouses, corn cribs,
poultry houses. hog houses, cattle
sheds, tool houses, workshops, tourist
cabins, park shelters, laundries,
garages, gas stations and even plane
hangers.
Evening star., 1946-01-13

on Nat o n a !
Representa- i o n
in the District
Of Columbia, !"
will feature the
meeting of the
w a S h j n G t o n
Board of Trade
at 8 pm. Friday
in the Mayfower
Hotel.
Ge orge v
Denny, Jr., mod
orator of Amer
ica's Town Meet
ing of the Air" +"
will preside over
tha Iahofa ~~
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Spanish Glass Scheduled

A beginners class in conversa-
tlonai Spanish. sponsored by the
District Recreation Department, will
start at pm. tomorrow at the
Thomson Recreation Center, Twelfth
and L street NV, under the direc-
tion of Prof. j. v. Mccall.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Only 76l Generals Now

The War Department announced
yesterday it has ordered the number
OF generals reduced to 76l in line
with the general demobilization of
the Army. The peak was 1850.
Evening star., 1946-01-13

The meeting also will hear Com
missioner John Russell Young out
line high lights of the District
budget for l946-47 which is sched-
uled to be sent to Congress from
the Budget Bureau this week.
President B. M. McKelway will
Introduce leaders of the District
government and ranking members
Of the Senate and House District
Committees. A buffet supper will
follow the meeting.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Trade Board 10 Hear
D. T.. Traffic Debate,
Talk on Suffrage

A panel discussion of transpor-
tation congestion in the downtown
area, and speech by Representa-
tive Summers, Democrat, of Texas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
PABEGELIAI DAM
OE DEKOJA w
DIRVA

M. Brakas, Danijos LietuviQ
Komiteto pirmininkas, prisiun-
te sekancio turinio padeka uz
siuntima Lietuviams pabege-
liams Danijoje Dirvos:
"Nuosirdziai dekoju visu Da-
nijoje esanciu Lietuviu vardu
Tamstoms, pone Redaktoriau,
uz siuntinejima NUNS savait-
rascio Dirvos. il eina pas mus
is ranku j rankas, Xxi visiskai
suplysta. Lietuviskos spaudos
tick pat truksta kick il
kitty dalyku.
"Jusu laikrascio skiltyse ap.
rasona politine veikla palaike
mumyse laisves Willis ir kelis
pasididziavima musq tautie'
ciais uzsienyje".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
TIRIA LIETUVIU IMI-
GRACIJOS ! KAMA
DA GALIMYBES

zinomas Lietuviu veikejas j..
}. Bachunas, susirupines Lietu-
viz pabegeliu likimu, atsiklau-
Sc Kanados valdzios ar il ne
sutiktu isileisti Kanadon 1000
Lietuviu pabegeliu seimu ir ar
neaprupintu ju zeme.
siomis dienomis p. Bachu-
mas gavo is Kanados kasyklu
ir iStekliu ministro J. A. Glen
atsakyma kad, susisiekimui
tarp Europos ir kanados teb-
esant nenoramaliam, toxic di-
delio imigrantu skaiciaus at
gabenimas dabartiniu metu bu-
tQ neimanomas. Kas del ze-
mes gavimo, Glen atsake kad
tie reikalai is federales admi-
nistracijos perejo provinci-
ju administraciju zinia, bet ir
jos zeme aprupinancios Primo
je eileje senus vietos gwen
tojus, o ne imigrantus.
Taigi atrodo kad bent tue
tarpu didesnes Lietuviu imi-
gracijos j Kanada klausimas
atpuola. Mintis betgi yra svei-
ka ir, susisiekimui su Europa
sunormalejus, Lietuviu imigra-
cijos Kanada klausima reik-
tu atgaivinti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
Detroit, Mich, Naujiiien0s
.LIETUVIQ VIENETO
PASIRYzIMAS

Americas Raudonojo Kry-
ziaus Lietuviq vienetas savo
metiniame susirinkime Gruo-
dzio 27, nusitare palaikyti sky
riu. Nutarta dalyvauti nett
neje rinkliavoje,' surengti sky
riaus vakareli Kovo II, ir, Ii
noma, gauti kick galima nauju
.nariu. Susirinkime 10 nariu
.uzsimokejo uz siuos 1916 m.
Perrinkta vieneto valdyba,
'kuria dabar sudaro: pirminin-
ke Malvina Smailiene: vice pir-
minimize - julie Juodvalkiene
rastininke - Mare Sims; izdi-
ninke - Magdalena Greiviene
organizatore -- Bessie Keblai-
tiene.
Isrinkta ir vakaro rengimo
komisija: B. Keblaitiene, M
Greiviene, A. Gustaitiene, M
Smailiene ir M. Sims. 81 ko,
misija jau platina Kovo II d
rengiamo vakarelio tikietus.
Prize progos noriu pamineti
kad Americas Raudonasis Kry,
zius jau senai uzdare mezgimc
ir siuvimo punktus. Reiskia
musu vienetui nieko neliko da.
ryti kaip tik kelti R. K. vaju.
je pinigus. Ia skyrius nusita.
re daryti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
NEWARK, n. J.
State DEPARTMENT.
Atsakymas

Amerikos Lietuviu Tautinin-
ku Centras pasiunte State De-
partmentui telegrama reikale
jau zinomo Pabaltijo pabegeliu
incidento, kuriuos Sovietai pa
reikalavo is Svedijos grazinti.
Telegrama pasirase A. S.
Treciokas, pirmininkas, ir J..
Sagys, sekretorius.
Gruodzio 27, 1915, State De-
partmento buvo prisiustas at
sakymo laiskas, kuriame nors
sakoma kad Amerikos valdzia
negali kistis j svedQ-Rusu rel
kalus, taciau primena kad SUI
lyg paskutiniu ziniu is Stock
holmo,. ten svarstyta tu asme-
ny isgabenimo atidejimo klau-
simas, ir jq kiekvieno stovis
bus sprendziamas paskirai.
(Nuo Red: Skaitykit strai-
psni nirvos correspondence is
svedijos tu pabegeliu reikalu.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
YOUNGSTOWN, O.
PLIENO STREIkAS Ne
IVYKO

Rasant sia korespondencija
man yra linksma kad planuotas
plieno industrijos streikas ne
lvyko ir gal bus isspresta de-
rybu keliu visi nesusipratimai.
Kaip buvo girdima is radio
if matyti is spaudos ziniu, tai
valdzia Washingtone dirbo pra-
kaituodama kad Sis negeisti-
mas streikas neivyktu, kaip bu-
vo nustatyta Sausio IA dienai.
Plieno kompanijoms OPA
sutiko leisti pabranginti pile
na S4.0O tonui, kad galetu mo-
keti darbininkams daugiau al
gu.
Taciau is patiketinu saltiniu
ejo zinios kad kompanijos ne
sutiks pakelti darbininkams po
81 j diena jeigu negaus leidi-
ma is OPA pakelti plieno kai-
na po 81 tonui.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Co. pasiruoSe streiko metu va
ryti darbus, suvezdama dirb-
,tuVes daug maisto il ivairiu
padargu prilaikyti dirbtuvese
tuos kurie streiko metu sutiks
dirbti. Tai tick 81 syki. Rep.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
PENNSYLVANIJOJE
PITTSBURGH
PLIENINES DIRRA

Pittsburgho plieno industri-
ia buvo visiskai pasirengus. di-
deliam streikui ir artejant nu-
statytai streiko dienai darbai
visai buvo suleteie. Taciau
kaip tik paaiskejo kad strei-
kas savaitei atidetas, darbai
vel pradejo eiti platesniu mas
tu.
Yra Wits kad streiko bus
isvengta ir kad pradetos derry.
hos tarp u. S. Steel Corp. at.
stow ir CIO unijos vadu bus
baigtos susitarimu.
Pittsburgho distrikte istikc
tik vienas streikeriu susiremi.
mas - tai Ambridge, kuomet
ryto meta darbininikai pradejc
eiti darba American Bridge
Co. dirbtuvese, kit, kurie bu.
vo pasirenge streikui, pastojc
aniems kelia, nezinodami dal
kad streikas neivyks.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18

zIDzIUNAS Petras, AZ metu,
mire Lapkr. 20, Montreal,
Kanadoj. (Panevezio ap. Va
dokliu par.)
BENDER Eva (Sinkeviciute),
seno amz., mire Gruodzio %,
Chicagoj. (Suvalku ~ A
merikoj isgyveno 60 m.
NEVERAUSKAS Jurgis, mire
Gruodzio m. Gilberton, Pa.
KUZMA Steponas, pusamzis,
mire Gruodzio Il, Chicagoj.
(Panev. ap. silagales k.)
SABALIENE Ona, 40 M, mi
re Gruodzio l, Terre Haute,
Ind. #1.-ss
ROMANAS Povilas, mire CIR.
1, Schenectady, N. Y. (Ke-
dainty ap. Surviliskio p. Mie-
genu k.)
TALUsIENE Ona, 63 M, mi
re Gr. IA, Philadelphia, Pa.
VENSAUSKIENE Jieva, mire
Gruod. 6, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
sMULKsTIS Zakarijus, mire 7
Gruod., Kingston, Pa.
BURBIENE Katrina, mire IL
Gruod., Kingston, Pa.
SINKEVIClUS Juozas, mire Z
i Gruod., Edwardsville, Pa.
KRUNGLEVICIUS (Krug er)
Adolfas, 81 M, mire Gruod.
81, Elizabeth, n. J. Palaido-
tas Sausio 2, SUI baznytine-
mis- pamaldom. Gimes She
nandoah, Pa. 10 tevai persi-
kele j cia 40 metu atgal If
visa laika cia gyveno. 10
zmona, Mercella, mire metal
atgal. Paliko sum-, iona,
nesenai gryzusi is karo, du
brolius, Juoza ir Vinca, sese-
ri Brigita Gordon. visi Eli
zabethe. A. X.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
Palangos Trejanka

Yra tai augalinis sutaisymas, su-
sideda grynai is sakneliu, lapu, zie-
du, seklu ir zoliu. Veikia ant kuno
organu taip kad pavartojus ia tula
laika zmogus gauna nauju jiegu ir
energijos. s.Kiekvienas kas tik nori
butt visada sveikas, turetu vartoti
Trejanka. Mes tai geriausias vais-
ia nuo dispepsijos, viduriu uzkiete-
teiimo, nerviSkumo, stokos apetito,
Strides supykimo, neuralgijos, pilvo
sugedimo, reumatizmo, neuralgijos,
kosulio, gerkles skaudejimo, karseia-
Vino, krupo, blogo upo, bendro nu-
silpimo, inkstu ir kepenu ligos.
kama SUI prisiuntimu S1.00.
Pataba: Kartu su orderiu siuskit
ir pinigus, kitaip orderis nepildoma,
FLORAL HERB co. Dept. 7
Box 305 Clinton, Ind.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
APkALTINTA ZUDYSTEJE

Pereita Liepos 25 d. nuo uz-
puolimo ir sumuSimo lake api-
plesimo mire George Schnel-
bach, II m. amziaus. Suimtas
ir nuteistas buvO vienas neg
ras. Bet dabar tote zudysteje
ir apipleSime susekta ir viena
Is metu amziaus negr6 mer-
gate, kuri su tue pleSiku kar-
tn atliko to zmogaus uEpuoli-
ma. il nuteista antro laips-
Mo zmogzudysteje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
THOMAS, w. VA.

MlRE. Cia pasimire ilgame,
It's SiO miestelio gyventojas 10,
mas Milkintas, arti 100 metz
amziaus. Like zmona, keli su,
mai - Jonas, Petras, ir Anita,
mas, visi jau senyvi. Palaido,
tas Thomas kataliku kapine-
Sc. Velionis is Lietuvos paejo
Taurages ap., Kaltinenu par.
Varsedziu filijos.
Mire taipgi LietuViams Ii
nomas Davis kasyklu perdeti-
mis-, po kuriuo daug Lietuviu
dirbo If kuris su Lietuviais ge-
raj sugyveno. Jis nemokejo
raSyti, bet buvo kasyklu supe-
rintendentas.
Mire cia if w. Virginijos Sc
natorius, kuris cia turejo savo
palociQ if jane gyveno.
Kitados Thomas buvo garsus
West Virginia valstijos mics
tas, is apie 800 gyventoju di-
desne puse buvo Lietuviu. Cia
yra kataliku baznytele, tula
laika joie klebonavo Kun. Jak-
SITS. Dabar cia liko vos kelios
LietuviQ seimos. Anglis kasy-
klose issibaige if JOS uzsidare.
Darbininkai dirba apielinkes
kasyklose. Kalnas,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
NEW HAVEN, Conn.
SURUPINO LIETUVIUS

Ir vietos Amerikieciu spau-
da patalpino pranesima kuria-
me daroma isvedziojimu kad
Amerika ir Anglia gall siais
metals pripazinti ir galutinai
atiduoti Lietuva, Latvija ir Es-
tija Rusijai. Nors Xxi siol tik-
rinama kad tu tautu stovis pa
silieka tas pats po senovei, bet
jeigu bolsevikai gall isreikalau-
ii pripazinimo ju globai kitu
net didesniu saliu tai gall pri-
eiti ir prie ispildymo sito rau-
donuju reikalavimo.
Tas kartu reikstq paliuosavi-
ma ir pavedima Rusijai Lietu-
vos uzsaldytu Amerikoje pini-
GU ir panaikinima Atstovybes
ir konsulaturu.
las StralpSnlS labal Surupl-
no vietos LietuviuS.
APIE LAIkRAsCIU STUN.
TINA. Dirvoje buVo pazyme-
ia kad Lietuvos pabegeliai no.
ri gauti Amerikos laikraSciu,
il raginama skaitytojai parem-
ii ta tiksla. Bet nebuvo pa
Quota vardu ir adresu kas pra-
SO Lietuviskos spaudos. Jei
butu paduota toxic adresai ga
lima butu jiems laikrastis pa
siusti. Ch. Krizevicius.
NuO RedakcijOs: Xxi Siol is
paskiru asmenu gauti prasymai
siuntineti Dirva buvo galimi
patenkinti tik jei pabegeliai
randasi Prancuzijoje. sveicari-
joje ar kitoje kurioje laisvoje
salyje. IS Vokietijos gaunama
prasymai, bet Xxi siol ju nebu-
vo galima patenkinti. Dirva
siunciama tik pabegeliu komi-
tetams ir tai ne po viena bet
po kelis egzempliorius. Komi-
tetu valdyba padalina laikrasti
tarp pabegeliu, if jie didziau-
stu pasitenkinimu skaito, kaip
Xxi siol is paskiru vietu buvo
atsiliepta il kaip vienas lais-
kas telpantis Shame Dirvos nu-
meryje vel tai patvirtina.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
MAINERIAI Wis OAR
IAUKIA

Streikave angliakasiai Penn
sylvanijoje Wis dar laukia pa
tvarkymo ar jiems turi butt
mokama bedarbes atlyginimas
uz streikavimo laikotarpi, kaip
mokama kittens bedarbiams.
Valstijos istatymas leidzia mo-
keti bedarbes atlyginima strei-
keriams jeigu streikas uzsite-
sia daugiau kaip penkias sa-
Yates. Tas angliakasiu strei-
kas betgi buvo trumpesnis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
NUMIRE PRIZE GRABORIAUS
MANU-

Sausio II, graboriaus name,
ant w. Liberty avenue, istiko
gaisras. Tuoj pradejo atva-
ziuoti ugniagesiu aparatai.
IS vieno ugniagesiu automo-
bilio issoko ugniagesiu kapito-
mas komanduoti gaisro gesini-
ma. Jis tik islipes ant saligat-
vic sukniubo ir mire. Tai bu-
vo Capt. John Lauderbaugh,
ga metu amziaus. Ugniagesiu
komandoje istarnavo Al meta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-18
1915 METALS

1915 METALS padaryta re-
kordas minkStos ANGLES indus
trijoje. Sakoma kad Xxi gallo
1945 metu pagaminta minkstos
ANGLES apie 57O,0O0.0OO tonu-
daugiau negu buvo pagaminta
vlsur kitur pasaulyje sudejus
j viena.
Toks rekordas pasiekta ne
ziurint darbo jiegu trukumo,
nes darbininku skaicius kasyk-
lose buvo pasiekes zemiausi
laipsni begyje pastaru AZ me-
tu.
Sakoma kad ANGLES indus
trijai dar dabar truksta 10000
angliakasiu, ir kasyklos galetu
sunaudoti bent $4,000 darbi-
ninku tuojau.