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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-09
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skimi farmarji, kar bi hilo res
zazeljivo. .
Nabiralec Anton Srebot je iz-
coeil sledece prispevke: "a Louis
Marmolya $40, Anton Srebot
tsam) IS.
Krist Lokar je izrocil vsote,
XII SO prispevali: Krist Marc
druzina SIS, Frank Sn1rdel So.
Ostale vsote, XII SO tukaj ma
vedene, SO bile prispevane spo-
|daj podpisanenu tajniku po-
druznice in sicer pc $40: Joseph
Pretnar in zena, Matt in Mary
Tile, John Sire il Midway, Pa.
Pc. S.: Andrew Zupanc druzi-
ma, Louis Florjaneic, Anton in
Mary IvanciG, Leo Grajzar dru-
Tina, Mrs. Jos. Samsa, John Boz
zic druzina, Frank Sustarsic
(Holmes Ave.), Mike Lab, Louis
Lemut, John J. Prince, DIR. p. B.
Virant, John in Frances Kav-
cic, Jos. Okar, Mary Mezgec E.
176 St.
Pc $40: John Prusnik, Frank
Jurecic, Paul zele, Matt in Mary
Urek, Frank Iskra druzina, Mrs.
,Smole e. 152 ST.
Drustvo Blejsko jezero Stew.
~ SDZ $10O; drustvo Zdruzeni
bratje st. 26 sNPJ $1OO; Mr.. in
Mrs. Frank Tursic, Wilson Mills
Rd., $40.
Po $25: Anton Brencie in dru-
Mna; FREDERICK Cesnik in Mel
menovan; Paul in Barbka Ces-
mix, John Filipie gostilnicar
$50.
Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Gubanc
sta darovala SIS; Slovenski de-
lavski dom ma Waterloo Rd. pa
je podaril kar celih $1,000 in
3tako postal ustanovni clan otro-
ske bolnisnice v Sloveniji, XII je
do sedaj edna ustanova pri ma
81 podruznici kot ustanovni Clan.
.Vse priznanje clanom direktori-
ia tega narodnega podjetja.
Druzina Anton Rebec pa so
prispevali So, in Jos. in Ana Ger
gol $40.
Skupno prispevano spodaj
podpisanemu $1,578. Skupno
prispevanega "a otrosko bolnis-
nico " aprilu $2,201.
Ia obrambno akcijo smo pre-
.jel sledece: drustvo Mir stew.
142 SNPJ clanarina "a prve tri
mesece $18; drustvo Kras st.
8 SDZ Sc ga april); Pc So sta
prispevala: Anton Brencic' in
Krist Lokar.
Pc 81: Frances Sterile in FIR.
VenceL Skupaj "a obrambno ak
clio $50.
Vsem prispevateljem prav le-
pa hvala v imenu bolnih Otrok
IL Slovenije. Uspeh prvih dveh
tednov kampanje je bill dober.
Nasi pozrtvovalni zastopniki ma
biralci so sedaj ma delu. Kateri
Sc niste prispevali, ste proseni,
da to storite.
Nasi nabiralci "a kolnisnico
vas bodo v kratkem obiskai. III
So: Anton Jankovich, Ivan Bost-
jancic, Frank Celin, Anton b.
kal, Anton Srebot, Martin Plut,
Andrew Gorjanc in drugi.
Hisno kampanjo vodijo clani-
ce Progresivnih Slovenk, kate
rih imena nam MISC javljena.
Upam, da boste tudi MIN sli v
polni naeri ma roke, ker tudi one
vrsijo pozrtvovalno narodno; de-
10. zato bodite jim naklonjeni.
Podruznice sANSa 8 pouaocjo
PfnQresixnih Slnuenl1z sn GO 10
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-09
Zelo roznato napoved

Zelo roznato napoved
Elmer L. Lindseth, predsed-
mix Electric Illuminating Co., je
incl skrajno optimisticen 60
vor pred 4S5 uposlenci, katerihs
vsak della ze najmanj rs let pri
omenjeni druzbi. Dejal je, da v
prihodnjih SO letih bo elektrie-
ma znanost ogromno. napredova-
Ia, da Sc obeta veeji industri-
jalni razvoj in zaposlitev, visji
standard zivljenja, daljse in
srecnejse zivljenje in svetovni
mir.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-09
STRAIN 5

modele "a hisne ure n stotine
|drugih reci.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-15

and "The Family and its Social Functions"
 He lists the causes of the great boom in divorce mills as imprud- ent, nasty marriages, marriages made for such ulterior motives as receiving government allow ancse allotted to wives of service men, passion marriages" and marriages that had no proper start because of the hectic cir cumstances before the husbands went overseas. All of these re- vealed their poor foundations as the basis for lifetime unions, ac- cording to Professor Groves. Changes in affection, differences in maturity, and fading of rom ence caused by war conditions which destroyed compatibility, all so contributed, he writes.
 Another factor contributing its part to marital break-upS was unfaithfulnesS of wives, either real or imagined by Servicemen returning from overseas, many of whom had themselves helped oth- CT wives break their marriage VOWS, says Dr. Groves.
 Numerous problems encountered
 by returning service husbands added to domestic difficulties, such as the hardShips involved in trying to find suitable shelter for the family. Restlessness on the part of men and women who had lived highly emotional lives during the war and were faced by the realistic social consequent ces of the post-conflict era, con- tributed it's part as well.
 While the divorce rate was ex-
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-15

pected to soar as it did after World War I, its staggering in- crease was far in excess of the first wars disruption, the Britan- ica article states Some sociolo- gists expected that during post war years there would be one divorce for every four marriages. The independence acquired by women war workers and their loathing to return to dishes and making, may contribute to this result, Groves indicates.
 Educational efforts to conserve marriage and the family grew in l945, Dr. Groves reports. Courses in preparation for marriage were we'll established in the U. s. col lege program. Marriage counsel ling was being increasingly re- cognized as a professional serv- ice that is greatly needed. Head way was made in advancing the professional standards for such specialists as a result of the in fluence of the American Asso- citation of Marriage Councillors. A Family Life conference was held at the Catholic University of America during the year, the Foundation for Family Study and Research was established under the direction of the Rev. Edgar Schmiedeler, and the University of North Carolina instituted a graduate program to teachers of marriage and family courses.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-15
DIVORCE AFTERMATH WORLD WAR II

Throughout the English-speak- ing world the astronomical in- crease in divorce brought on as an aftermath of World War II gave rise to general alarms and revolutionary outlooks upon mar riage and the family, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica l94S Book of the Year.
 A startling development in the t945 history of marriage and 6i- vorce came in England from the Archbishop of York, second rank ing leader of the Church of Eng land. The church leader told the press that whereas in 1914 there had been only 600 divorces in all England, in 1945 in London alone there were 4,000 divorce cases waiting to be heard, and his interest in salvaging marri- bSCS DiOuSht illIil lO uCSldl tlldI adultery must not necessarily be followed by divorce since it was often the result of a great strain and temptation and did not mean a loss of affection" ac- cording to the Year Book.
 Stresses revealed in domestic relationships so apparent before the close of the war were in creased and found freer expres- sion during 1945, Professor Ern- est R. Groves of the University of North Carolina, and author of the Britannica Year Book articles writes. Dr. Groves, sociologist, is author of numerous books on fam fly relationships, including "The American Family" Marriage"
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-15
wEUNE D A Y M A 10, l946

c. My husband was discharged with less than 90 days service. He has a service connected disability but has never filed a claim. Can he get schooling under the G. I Bill?
 A. Your husbnad will be eligi- ble for training only after he has filed claim and it has been ap- proved showing service connected disability. A veteran who has served less than 90 days must have service incurred disability to be eligible for training under
 the c. I. Bill.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-15
Vets Mail Bag

Q. understand that an NSLl policy provides for a waiver of premium in the event of total dis ability. What is considered total disability?
 A. Total disability is defined as any impairment of mind or body which continuously renders it inn possibly for the insured to follow any substantially gainful occupa- ton.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-15

Sprouted soybeans can be grown without soil or sunlight, will mature in three to five days and help prevent scurvy.
The Valley settler., 1946-07-11

VETERANS. ..CO-OPS. AND THE COLLEGES
 PRO SIDE Cont.
 All that may seem pretty discouro ging. But it needn't bo. It's only ido of tho picture--and tho rcon" side at that. Let, S go on to tho "pro" angle and soo if the positives eliminate the negatives. For example, Profe ssor S.H. Dovault at the University of Maryland, where a course in cooperatinn has been given s ince 1914, says mlany of our agricultural graduates arc now employed with various cooperati i've or- gonizot ions throughout the Nation and rendering a service of which uo aro proud" Profe ssor J. I. Fo1coner of Ohio State University points out tho need for closo cooperation between tho co-operot ivos and tho colleges so that at least few good jobs will be available a st imulus to students. Ohio BtEto hxdnsuch working
The Valley settler., 1946-07-11

program ith tho Ohio Farm Bureau before Ithe war;, On the recomnen dat ion of tho University tho Farm Bureau cooperat ivcs hired a number of students during tho slrna~ f 'mot vacot ion between tho junior and senior lyoars. If tho Farm Bureau liko5tho boy a- land tho boy likodtho work, during his scn@cy for yoar ho took studies to prepare him for a future job vi tn the Fhrm Bureau. Ohio To oxpects to cont ttnuo this program. Louisi-
 ana State hnd started such course just before the Uor. Thoro tho student vas |o7poctod to york for cooperative organ izatton undor college supervision.
 During the var period, tho volmno of busi-
 moss dono by co-ops has increased consid- |erably. Such expansion and increasing stability of cooperative business indicates
 that thore probably will be increasing
 demand for moro Uo1l-troined mon with
 mana ger iol and executive bi1ity. |Of tho 34 land grant colleges replying to
 inquiries of the cooperative research end servico division, about half said that in
 addition to such courses as accounting,
 bus inc ss lau end gri cul tural economies,
 businc ss and marketing, which are useful Ito future cooperative employees, they uero
 giving or moro special courses on |cooporot ives. Seven Uero giving more than |ono course.
 In anticipation of future demands in tho lcooporotive field for college trained mon, la number of agricultural colleges have or Iorc planning to add nov courses on cooper ltion.
 Some col1c ges arc planning on going as far Cont on next page.
Evening star., 1946-05-21
After Dark
News and Comment Of the Night Clubs.
Mark Registered o. g. Patent ON

feel in the morning as II four dozen
monkeys have spent the night chew
ing on their insides," we told him.
you will feel better then"
X X Il
Note to the legion of admirers of
Dorothy Shay, the Park Avenue
Hillbilly." now making the Statler's
Embassy Room about the gayest spot
In town: There will be available
asl album of those tender ballads
c"Your Baby Has Gone Down the
Drainpipe," "Feudin', Fightin' and
Fussin'," etc) just as soon as Miss
Shay can get together with a re-
cording date. And if you don't think
that Is good news, you don't know
good news when you hear it.
The ShoWbill-Newest arrival on
the music scene hereabouts is Bill
Karr. whose orchestra is whipping
out rumba, samba and less exotic
rhythms for dancers at the Cartons
Congo Room. Leans toward the SUBJ
dued, does Mr.. Karr, musically
speaking, featuring three and some
times four violins. Johnny
Barnes, the tap dancer (good one
tool. arrives at the Duet Thursday
night; Marie Nash, the singer, and
Jack Powell, the rhythm expert, re-
manning. :. Alan Dale, the singer
who last was here with Carmen
Cavallero's orchestra and who has
made upward of 80 records, will,
headline the new show at the Trade
Winds tomorrow night. Others:
Jackie Harvey, dancer and mimic
and Betty Jane Moore, comedienne
-. G. Ray Terrell, one of the more
skilled masters of sleight of hand
continues second week at the
Shoreham Blue Room. ). Ella Fitz-
gerald, followed at the 5 O'Clock
Club by the Brown Dots, has moved
to the Club Bali. .. Lee Castle and
his Castles in the Air" arrive at the
Victory Room of the Hotel Roosevelt
tonight. There is a sentence in
Neptune Room publicity release
about the Diplomats that has us, tc
wit: Their smooth renditions OF
musical comedy and operetta IA
vorites." That's the whole sentence
What about their smooth renditions
Evening star., 1946-05-21
By Harry Macarthur

A waiter we know, man named
Frank, insists that he has heard
of a hotel in Chile, up in the Andes
Mountains, where monkeys are used
as walters. They are large monkeys,
almost human in some of their
manners, Frank says he was told.
They don't talk, of course, but when
sent to a room the monk carries a
pad and pencil. You write down
your order and shortly the monkey
in a monkey suit returns with laden
tray. Frank seemed to believe this
yarn and since We never even have
been in Chile, we couldn't very well
deny 1t. 1t might be true, for all we
know. AS matter of fact it ought
to be an ideal system, from the
hotels point of view. The wage
scale should be fairly low. A monkey
should not be needing large amounts
of cash for playing the races, pur-
chasing racy sports shirts, settling
poker losses and buying champagne
with which to ply thirsty blondes.
A handful of such native fruits and
nuts as wight be plucked on the
outskirts of town and a bit of COM
pany of his own kind should keep
a monkey quite happy.
There is only one drawback to this
system, according to our informant.
You must treat the monkey with
proper respect. Laugh at him and
he'll slam the traV tn tho f1oor
scattering you and your room with
Chilean victuals. We think maybe
Frank sees this whole thing as a
sort of allegory. at once bemoaning
the walters station and pleading for
kinder treatment of him, for he went
on: sometimes I feel a little like a
monkey myself"
Look around this place about /
am. and count the people who will
Evening star., 1946-05-21

fellahs? Don't stand there holding
your breath.
Musical hero of the week is Pete
Macias of the Lounge Riviera at Ho-
tel 2400. He has won the title hands
down, without half trying. Feminine
dancer approached him timidly at
the Lounge the other night and said
meekly: Il don't suppose you play
Cement Mixer" "You suppose
correctly, madam" said Mr.. Macias.
And what's more, we're never going
to play it. Not ever!"
~ X
Herb Sachs earned an honest
quarter at his Club Duet the other
night and waiter proved his judg-
ment astute. All happened when
the waiter was being bitter about
one Of his parties. at a table where
the thirst-quencher of the moment
was imported champagne. I'D sell
that tip for buck" he groWled, and
Evening star., 1946-05-21

leader. has Just discovered what an
optimistic pessimist is. Last week
he received a pair Of new scores
from would-be singer, the manu-
scripts being accompanied by note.
Il am confident" it read, you will
give these fair hearing before re-
jecting them"
Evening star., 1946-05-21

Mr.. S. took him up on 1t. Well, the
check finally came to $16 for all that
fizzling grape juice and the waiter
discovered his guess was aWfully
close to the size of the tip. That was
$125.
y II x 4
Jack Schafer, the Club Night
ingale's trumpet-playing orchestra
Evening star., 1946-05-21
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. A-9
z,

ton Zionist districts annual meeting
at $50 pm. tomorrow in the Lyon
Park Community House. Choral
selections by the Arlington Jewish
Center group also are scheduled.
Evening star., 1946-05-21
Zionist Group to Meet

A Commute sound film of Pales-
tine, "A Pass to Tomorrow" will
high light a meeting of the Arling-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-13
u. S. ZONOJE PERTV ARKO.
MA LIETUVIU SPAUDA

LIETUVIU tremtiniu spadda
padare labia didele pazanga. il
isaugo ir kiekybiskai ir koky-
biskai, t. Y. ir laikrasciu skai-
cium ir ju turiniu. Is zymes-
niu laikrasciu minetini savait-
rascal Musu Kelias, gausiai
iliustruoti ziburiai ir Teviskes
Garsas; ir dvisavaitiniu litera-
turos ir kulturos zurnalas All
dai ir religinis zurnalas Nau-
jasis Gyvenimas.
Nepersenai Nuetingene iris
syk per savaite pradeta leisti
Apzvalga. Be to, jau kuris
laikas leidziami ir du dienras
tukai: ziburiai = Augsburge,
ir Mintis - Memingene.
KADANGI siuo metu Vokie-
tijoje jauciamas CANA didelis
popieriaus trukumas tai Anne
rikieciu karine valdzia siais SUI
metimais vaduodamasi pertvar-
ko ir DIP spauda.
Rugp. 5 Muenchene buvo SUI
sauktas DIP laikrasciu redak-
toriu pasitarimas, kuriame bu-
vo pranesta kad Amerikiecir
zonoje kiekviename UNRRA
distrikte (tokiu distriktu yrs
keturi) kiekviena DIP tautybf
galesianti per savaite leisti til
viena laikrasti IL psi. didumo
ir toxic egzemplioriu skaiciaus
jog vienas egzempliorius tex
tu 5 DIP.
Lietvuiu buvo nusistatyts
toliaus leisti Musu Kelia, zibu
rius, Aidus ir Wiesbadene is
teigti nauja laikrasti, Tremti
niu zinios. Sis laikrastis butt
lyg ir centrinis Lietuviu trem
tiniu bendruomenes laikrastis
Mat, Wiesbadeno Lietuviu sto
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-13
NEW YORKO STREI.
kU EIGA

New Yorko Mayoras Will
liam O'Dwyer itare komu-
nistus uz troku darbininku
streika, kuris sulaike visa
maisto ir reikmenu prista-
tyma ir priverte uzsidaryti
daugeliui krautuviu.
ALL vadai isake savo
unijos nariams gryzti dir
bti. Tas apima apie 10000
trokeriu. Bet dar kit 15,-
600 troku darbininku lieka
streikuoti.
Sulyg policijos irodymu,
81 streika vadovauja komu-
nistai, sake mayoras. Jis
pasiryzo streika sulauzyti
ir pranasauja kraujo pra-
liejima, jeigu unijos virSi-
ninkai streiko nesulaikys.
Kitas didelis New Yorke
streikas tai laivu il uosto
darbininku. Jie streikuoja
del to kad valdzios Algu
Taryba atsisako uztvirtin-
tt ju sutartas su laivu ope-
ratoriais aukstesnes algas.
Laivu darbininku uniju
vadai reikalauja kad CIO
ir AF'L prezidentai issauk-
tu salyje visuotina streika
ir per "a valandas sulaiky-
tu visus darbus, priyerti-
mui Algu Taryba uzgirti
uniju sutartas algas.
Tarp kitu laivu, sulaiky-
ia krovimas ir UNRRA lai-
WI kurie turi vezti reikme-
mis- j Jugoslavija.
Unijos vadas net pasake
kad "darbininkai atsisakys
lioduoti tuos laivus Xxi Wa.
shingtonas islaikys sios sa'
lies garbe".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-13
MASkVA REIKALAU.
ia MILITARISKU
ZINIU

U: N. Saugumo Tarybos
konferencijoje, sovietu at
stovas visai netiketai pa
reikalavo kad Amerika ir
Anglia patiektu zinias kur
ir kick ivairiose pasaulio
dalyse randasi ju kariuo-
meniu.
Gromyko vetavo isileidi-
ma j UN Airijos, Portuga-
lijos ir Trans-Jordanijos,
mes SUI jomis Maskva neturi
normaliu santikiu. Reiskia
tik sovietu draugingos sa-
lys gall priklausyti j UN,
nesvarbu ar jos yra drau-
gingos Amerikai ir Brita-
nijai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-13
TREMTINIU LIETUVIU
DAINU SVENTE

S. M. RUGSEJO 8 dienos
Tautos sventes proga Wuerz-
burgo Lietuviu stovykloje rem
giama pirmutine Lietuviu Vo-
kietijoje Dainu svente, kurio-
je dalyvaus Wuerzbergo, Sail
genstadto, Hanau, Schweinfur-
to, Fuldos ir Bambergo Lietu-
viu stovyklu choral.
Dainu sventeje dalyvaus apie
500 choristu ir apie 120 tauti-
niu sokiu sokeju. Dainu Sven
tes vyriausiu dirigentu isrink-
tas muzikas Bronius Budriu-
mas, o dirigentais v. Simkus il
Br. Jonusas. Jungtiniu tauti-
niu sokiu vadove I. Eidrigevi-
CUTE ir Batura. Tikima kad
sia dainu svente aplankys apie
5000 Lietuviu is kitu stovyklu
A. Merkelis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-13
PATARIA SAUGOTIS
SOVIETU

Japonijoje lankantisi U.
S. Kongreso nariu delega-
cija pradejo raginti savo
valdzia Washingtone stip-
rinti Americas pozicijas
Pacifike, mes gall susilauk-
tt kito Pearl Harbor. Jie
permato Amerikai aisku
pavoju is Rusijos puses.
Tai komisijai {buvo pa
tiektas slaptas aukstos va
dovybes raportas. apie toll
mu rytu militariska ir di-
plomatine padeti, kas ko-
misijai atidare axis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-13
.PAREIKALAVO 3OO,.
600 ATLYGINIMO

U. S. vyriausybe iteike
Jugoslavijai pareikalavima
100000 ar daugiau atty
ginimo uz gyvastis ir pra-
rasta turta sarysyje su nu-
sovimu dvieju U. S. lektu-
WI. Tito sake sutinkas at
lyginti uz gyvastis, bet at
sisakas uzmoketi uz sunai-
kitus lektuvus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-13
U.S.. Neduosiant |ta|ijai Daugiau PinigQ
IR KITOMS BOLSEVl.
KU SALIMS BETGI PARAMA PlLA

Kokia nesamoninga poll.
tika Amerika veda reikia
tlk lsitemyti j Rugs. II Pa
ryziaus konferencijoje u.
5. State DEPARTMENT. ma
RIO Wizard L. Thorp parei-
sklma, kuris savo vyriausy-
bes vardu pasake kad u. S,
neduos daugiau 1t a lii al
pinigQ kuriais il galetu mo-
keti kitoms valstybems ka-
ro atlyginimus.
Xxi siol Amerika jau SUI
kiso Italijos palaikymui vi
So bilijona dolariu, Italijos
nukariavimn praleido &c
bilijonu dolariu, ir Shame
kare bendrai pasidare sko-
lu 1886, 900, 100000.
Tuomi Americas atsto-
vas take pasakyti Rusijai
kad, kai patti Amerika ne
reikalauja is Italijos jokiu
karo nuostoliu atlyginimu,
ir Rusija negales pasinau-
doti Amerikos teikiama pa
rama Italijai init sau pa
siskirtus karo nuostoliu at
lyginimus.
Nesamone stai kane:
Italai niekad Rusijoj ne
buvo isiverze ir prizes rau-
donuosius nekariavo, issky-
rus ka daliniai Italu ka.
riuomenes buvo Vokieciv
nuvesti j Rusu fronta.
Amerika nesistengia uz,
kirsti Maskvai galimybes
plesti Italia, Austria, Vo-
kietija ir kitas raudonujQ
okupuotas Sails, bet bau-
dzia jas atsisakymu teikti
paramos ir UNRRA pa
galbos, del to kad tos salys
liko bejieges prizes sovietus
atsispirti.
Italijai graso komuniz,
mas, ir vietoje apsaugoti
ir apginti ja nuo Maskvos
palieka toliau bolsevikams
ja plesti ir komunizma pla.
tinti. Ar Amerika duos tia.
lijai pinigq ar ne, sovietu
plesimas tos Sales bus te.
siamas.
Is kitos puses, Ameriks
ir po siai dienai siuncia vi
sokia pagalba Jugoslavija
ir duoda ivairias reikmeni:
paciai Rusijai; Kinijai pa
skirtas gelezinkeliu reikme
mis- UNRRA vogtinai per
siunte Jugoslavijai, ir tt.
Siomis dienomis isplauki
j Jugoslavija 13 Ameriko'
laivu su UNRRA dovanomi'
atsilyginimui uz saudym:
Americas lakunu.
Neziurint ivairiu protes
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-13
KOMUNISTAI Prizes
CUB. DEWEY

New York O komunistai
visu ituzimu pasmerke Gu
bernatoriu Dewey, kurs vel
kandidatuoja j gubernato-
rius, ir susimete j Demo
kratu puse remit Demokra-
tu kandidata Senatoriu Ja-
mes Mead j gubernatorius
ir Herbert Lehman j sena-
torius.