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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

Amerikos Lietuviu visuotinis
'1ongresas, - uzmindamas kad
nusu katalikai saukia savo vi
suotini kongresa, tuomi pats
orirodo kad bendras veikimas
7ezio, lydekos ir gulbes nera
ralirnas, neziurint kokiu rel
kalu bandysi jungtis.
Musu kataliku vadai susibu-
5iavo su socialistais ir liaudi-
ninkais, ir per kelis metus su-
sikibe vienas kitu, visuomenei
dumus axis pute, taciau atejo
aikas kad katalikai turf nusi-
sukti nuo savo "biciuliu" ir Ell
ii savo darbo dirbti.
Tais pagrindais kaip ALT
suorganizuota, katalikai turejo
outi socialistu ir liaudininku
pastumdeliais, nors nudave dl-
deliais draugais. Socialisto dix
tuojami, jie turejo sutikti vi
Iioti ir LVS j taryba, kad il
LVS patektu i to socialisto
ragus. Bet tas nepasiseke.
Visuomene, gerais morals va
duodamasi, trosko tik vienin-
Cos visu musu sroviu veiklos
bet kas tarybininku tarpe ejosj
20 vienybes skraiste visuomene
ir nezinos.
LVS ir AIM paskirai dirb,
damos proporciniai nuveike zy.
Mai daugiau, ir daug daugiau
negu kuri paskira tu triju ta-
rybininku sroviQ.
Dabar, kai katalikai nusikra-
tys sau nuo sprando socialistus
if liaudininkus, jei bus galima
sutarti bendrai dirbti tue pla-
nu kaip paskiausia LVS pasiu-
le tarybininkams, kad kiekvie-
ma esanti Lietuvai vaduoti or
ganizacija duoda savo atstovus
sudarymui vieno auksciausio
veikiancio komiteto, tada tik
BUS galima dirbti bendrai.
Pasivesti gi gudraus socialis-
to diktaturai, kaip padare ka-
talikai, reikstu tik LVS panai-
kinima, kaip buvo panaikinta
l.. R.-K. F'ederacijos reiksme,
nors il buvo stipriausias tary-
bos sienojus.
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VISI PAKETELIAI NUEJO

Buvo Dirvoje pamineta kad
negirdeti gaunant laisku apie
priemima paketeliu is pabege-
liu. Bet laisku gauta uz kick
viena pasiusta paketeli. Juos
siunte ir laiskus gavo (neskai-
tant Sio menesio issiQstus) Gu
zauskai, Smailiai, Kripas, Ak
somaitiene, Rinkunai, Douvan
ir Sims.
LVS 6-to skyriaus Sausio m
paaukotaisJ 500 issiusti siunti,
Mai irgi Basieke ir gauti lais.
kai nuo priemeiu. Kas nor.
JUGS matyti prasau kreiptis
name. znloniu kuriems issius,
ia dovanos pavardziu ir toliau
neskelbsime. Uzteks jei pei
LVS skyriaus susirinkima bus
iSduoti raportai. Tie kurie de,
da pinigus paketeliams ir taiE
Zinc, nes jie gauna laiskus.
M. Sims.
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Zinok Amerikos
KONSTITUCIJA

Amerikos Konstitucija Angliskoje
kalboje, su visais Amendmentais
80 puslapiu knygele, prisiusim vi
sal Dovanai items kurie uzsirasys
Lietuviu Naujienas dviem metams
arba gaus du metinius skaitytojus
lr prisius $500 su nurodymu kan
Lietuviu Naujienas siuntineti, mi.
nina knygele prisiusim jums visai
iovanai uz pasidarbavima.
LIETUVIU NAUJIENOS
1872 N. 9Th st. Philadelphia 6, Pa.
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MILIAUSKAs Pranas, 81 me-
tu, mire Liepos %, Mahanoy
City, Pa. (Marijampoles ap.)
UzUP1S Antanas, 81 metu,
mire Birzelio %, Coaldale,
Pa.
JANKAUSKAS Juozas, pusam-
zis, mire Rugp. %, Chicagoj.
(Telsiu ap. Alsedziu p. Pa
girmenu KY
JAsKUNAS Bronius, Al metu,
mire Rugpj. II, Chicagoje.
(Panevezio APPS. Ramygalos
par. Jotainiu KY Amerikoje
isgyveno 38 metus.
SOLIUNIENE Jieva, 76 metu,
mire Liepos 16, Donora, Pa,
Seinu apsk.) se
ADOMAITIS Antanas, 63 m.
mire Rugs. 6, Clevelande.
REsKUS Mykolas, pusamzis
mire Rugp. 4, Chicagoj.
CERNIUS Izidorius, 60 metu
mire Rugpjucio IA, Chicagoj
(Taurages ap. seimeniu par
Butenu k.) Amerikoje iSgy
veno 80 metus. ....
MIRINAS Bruno, pusamzis
mire Rugpjucio 2, Chicagoj
(Ezerenu ap. VidziQ p. Pru
ciu Ky
LASAUSKAS Jonas, mire Rug
pjucio M, Scottvile, Mich.
PALEIKIS Petras, mire Rugr
men,, Scottville, Mich.
ROCEVICIA Jonas, pusamzis
mire Rugpj. %, Chicagoje
Raseiniu apsk. Pasilio par.
Amerikoje isgyveno 80 m.
JANKAUSKAS Juozas, pusam
zis, mire Rugp. 22, Chicagoj
(Telsiu ap. Pagramancio k
Alsedziu par.)
sIRVINSKAS Mateusas, 76 n
mire Rugpjucio 22, Chicago.
(Marijampoles apsk. Skriau
dziu par.)
BARANAUSKIENE Domice |
(Vaitkaite), pusamze, mir
Rugp. "a, Chicagoj. (Telsi
ap. Plunges p. Videikiu k.
Amerikoj isgyveno 40 metz
sLONIS Elzbieta, pusamze, M
re Rugp. 27, Chicagoj.
CESSNA Antanas, pusamzis, M
re Rugp. 27, Chicagoj. (Tau
RACES ap. Girdiskiu k. Poze
res k.) Amerikoje isgyven
80 metus:
KAZIUNAS Mykolas, 73 metz
mire Rugp. 26, Berwyn, Ii
(Birzu par. Saulales k.) A
merikoj isgyveno so metq.
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KAZIUNAS Mykolas, 73 metu,
mire Rugpjucio 26, Chicagoj.
(Panevezio ap. Birzu p. Stu
leliskiu p.) Amerikoj isgyve-
no SO metu.
RIMAS Justinas, SO metQ, mi
re Rugp. 25, Chicagoj. (siau-
liu ap.) Amerikoj isgyveno
A metus.
PIAULOKAS Antanas, pusam-
zis, mire Rugp. 27, Chicagoj.
(Kretingos ap. Andriejavo p.
Liziu ky
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NASLAICIU FONDUl
SURINKTA $3,826
ATVYKO VEL SEPTYNl
LIETUVIAI NASLAICIAI

LIE ~ v lAl ~ NASLAISAAA
NEW YORK. - Xxi Rugse-
jo Is, j BALE pradeta Lietuvos
Naslaiciu Fonda jau suaukota
$3,826.25.
siomis dienomis j Amerika
atvyko septyni Lietuviai mas
laiciai:
Stasys Siutilas,; II M, gimes
ze1naitijos Naumiestyje, Paza-
liojoj. Tevas Antanas, mott
ma Petronele Kursyte. Su te-
vais atsiskyre 1914 m. Ameri-
koje turf dede, Vlada Siutila,
bet nezino kur jis gyvena.
Jonas Martinkus, 16 M, gi-
mes Luokeje, Telsiu ap. Tevas
Juozas, motina Stase Razba-
dauskaite. Atsiskyre nuo tevu
1914 m. Baige A gimnazijos
klases. Amerikoje esanciu gil
miniu pavardziu ir adresu ne
Zinc.
Arvydas simonis, Is M, g.
Kaune. Tevas Kazys, motina
fedora. Brooklyn, n. Y. gy-
vena jo dede. Baiges iris gim-
nazijos klases.
Jonas Kruzinauskas, 16 M.
g. Alvite, zvanguciu k. Tevas
Jurgis, motina Ursule Nasukal,
tyte. Baigus dvi gimnazijos
klases. Giminiu cia neturi.
Albina RauIynaityte, 13 M.
g. Vilkaviskio m. Tevas Pet
ras, mire Lietuvoj, motina Jie,
va Trapaviciute. Ginning cis
neturi.
Danute Vasiliauskaite, 16 m
gimus Kaune. Tevas Aleksan,
dras, motina Zose. Baige 5 GIN.
nazijos klases. Cia giminiu ne
turf.
Anele Stumbryte, 16 M, gi'
mus Alvite, zvanguciu kaime
Baige 5 gimnazijos klases. Ne
zino ar turi Amerikoj giminiu
Sic naslaiciai laikinai buvc
apgyvendinti Naslaiciu Priemi
mo Centre, New Yorke, O is
ten berniukai isvyko Maria
napolio Kolegija, Thompson
Conn, kur jie apsigyvens IL
mokysis. Mergaites isvyko
sv. Pranciskaus AkademlJa
Pittsburgh, Pa, kur jos bu'
aprupintos pragyvenimu If mo
kslu.
Anksciau Amerika atvyk'
naslaiciai stai ka veikia: Juzt
Adomonyte il Brute Kungyt'
siuo metu gyvena pas Vargdle
niu Seseles, Putnam, Conn
kur jos lanko moksla.
Valentino Naujokaityte kur
laika gyvena pas saVo teta 30
ston, Mass.
Vytautas Plungis siuo metz
gyvena vienoje Lietuviu seimo
je Bridgeport, Conn.
Tuo tarpu yra ziniQ kad ne
trukus is Europos Amerlk;
atvyks daugiau Lietuviu mas
laitiu, kuriais rupinasi Lietu
viu Naslaiciu komitetas, vel
kiantis prie Bendro Ameriko'
Lietuviu Fondo.
Visas aukas naslaiciams ce
kiais ar paste perlaidom stun
Giant, pazymekite: Lithuanian
Orphans Fund ir siuskite:
United Lithuanian Relief
Fund of America, Inc.
19 West 44th Street,
Ma 1,,VorL 12 NJ Y
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CHICAGO, ILL.
ADV. OILS FOR TRUSTEE
GOLFO DIENA PAVYKO

" D1O1NIA IA nv
Rugs. IL surengta Golfo Die,
Ma ir vakariene Adv. Antano
Olio kandidaturai paremti pa
vyko gerai. Pc golfo losimo
vakare vakarienei susirinko
kluba keli simtai zmoniu, jQ
tarpe buvo zymiu politikieriu,
is Lietuviu dalyvavo diduma
biznieriu ir professionally. Laik-
rasciu atstovai dalyvavo nuo
Draugo Kun. Naudziunas il. .Ig-
mas Sakalas; nuo Sandaros M.
Vaidyla; nuo Margucio - A.
Vanagaitis.
Programa vede Russell Root,
Cook County Republikonu pir-
mininkas; jis perstate teiseja
Roberts, kelis Aldermanus ir
kitus. Pabaigoje kalbejo pats
kandidatas, Adv. Antanas A.
Oils. Po savo kalbos p. Oils
dar paskambino pianu pora
daineliu, kurias visa publika
dainavo. Po trumpo programo
tesesi sokiai, visi linksminosi
Xxi velumos.
Susirinkusiu tarpe buvo la
bal geras upas ir didelis entu-
ziazmas kandidatui Oliui.
Musu zinomas veikejas ADV.
Antanas A. Oils yra Republi-
konu sarase kandidatas j Trus-
tee for Sanitary District.
J. Jakubauskas.
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PITTSBURGH

DIVORSAI Allegheny apps
krityje Wis dar daugeja ir su-
mus visus pirmesnius rekordus
Xxi gallo metu.
Per astuonis menesius symet
buvo paduota divorsu prasymu
tick kick pernai per visa meta.
Skaitlines parodo kad nuo Sau-
sio l Xxi Rugsejo 7 buvo pa
Quota 5O55 divorsu prasymai,
gi pernai per visa meta buvo
5086 praSymai.
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NAUJAS TVARANAVICIp
ADRESAS

Savo artimems giminems if
draugams, taipgi ir draugiju
sekretoriams, praneSame musu
nauja adresa:
Antanas Tvaranavicius,
1875 f. Westmoreland St.
Philadelphia "a, Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

MICHIGAN valstijoje dar
randasi 80 kalviu dirbtuviu,
200 pakinktu isdirbysciu ir 70
arklydziu.
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BUVES Kongreso atsto,

BUVES Kongreso atstovas
Charles |. Faddis, Waynesbur-
go Demokratas, isejo prizes De-
mokrata kandidata U. S. Sc
natoriu Guffey, del jo susideji-
mo su komunistais. Faddis pa
sirinko remit kandidatura
Sonata dabartinio gubernato-
riaus Martin, Republikono.
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Detroito Lietuviai

nori taikytis, tik darbininku
vadai privalo pasiaukoti is sa-
vo puses.
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TAIKOS SUTARTIS elektros

kompanijos su unija, po isven-
gimo streiko pereita savaite,
dabar daroma abiem pusems
paskyrus taikytojus, ir U. S.
Darbo Sekretoriui paskyrus is
savo puses trecia taikytoja.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
ATVYkO MAUI LIE
TUVIAI PABEGE-
LIAI is EUROPOS

Rugsejo 16 atplauke is Vo-
kietijos laivas su 922 kelei-
viais. Tarp atvykusiu yra po-
ra desimtu Lietuviu.
Kun. JuOzas Cekavicius ap-
sistojo pas savo seseri ir svo-
geri sepucius, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Juozas Juozaitis su zmona
Olese, Amerikos piliete, apsi-
stojo pas Juoza Mauruti, Wa
terbury, Conn. Ten pat nuvy-
ko ir Adele Maurutiene SUI SUI
mum Albinu, dukterimis Aldo
ma ir Anele krukiene.
Edvardas Peciulis su zmona
Veronika, Americas piliete, ir
vaikais Alfonsu ir Danute lai-
kinai apsistojo pas Ona Siga-
liene, Pittsburgh, Pa. Ten ap-
sistojo ir Jonas Saltenis.
Andreas Gaufmanas SUI EMO
ma Darija, buvusia Dauguvie-
tyte, apsistojo Kew Gardens,
N. Y.
Antanas Jucius, US. pilietis,
SUI dukterim Irena ir Joana is
vyko pas gimines Chicago.
Jonas Vilius Duncia, u. S.
pilietis, isvyko pas dede J. Uso-
riu, Detroit, Mich.
Fridrikas ir Berta Kill jaus-
kai apsigyveno pas savo duk-
teri New Yorke.
ABU Toxic PATYS
Inc 'vienas pabegeliu skun-
dziasi kad jiems Xxi gyvo kau-
10 igrise Amerikieciu ir kitty
klausinejimas: Kas geriau -
bolsevikai ar naziai. Nuo pa
nasiu klausimu ir pikciausios
rusies itarinejimu Lietuviai
Vokietijoje nera laisvi net ir
is UNRRA stovyklu metomi
uz tai kan jie bego nuo boise
viku, nes tai esq atrodo kad
jiems naziai patiko.
Geriausia Lietuviu nusista-
tyma bolseviku ir naziu atzvil-
giu perdaves pozeminis Vokie-
ciu okupacijos metu Lietuvoje
leistas juoku laikrastis Kun
taplis, kuri inerzinti Lietuviai
kartoja kiekvienam kuris klau-
sia katrie geresni:
Dvi svilpynes-vienas tomas,
Cia Berlynas, ten Maskva,
Viens raudonas kaip setonas,
Kitas rudas kaip suva.
Dvi svilpynes-vienas tomas,
Cia Berlynas, ten Maskva,
Kas negroja kaip jo ponas
Tam nusirita galva.
Tos dainuskos nekartos nei
nazis nei bolsevikas, bet Lie
tuviui jie abu labu tokiu.
L. c.. X.
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NUO REDAKCIJOS. Musu

bendradarbis z. Jankauskas,
kuris gaima sakyti yra atsto-
vautojas gerais morals vaduo-
janciosis musu visuomenes, if
nuolatinis ragintojas musu sro-
viu bendro veikimo Lietuvos
vadavimo darbe, Shame savo ra-
Single, vel reikalaudamas kad
butq saukiamas kitas, tikras
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COP Invited

inviting policeman Clarence
Wilson %, the 18th precinct INTO
dice game proved 70 ~ "a. On
doine OF William Garter - az
5o1l Naybury Grand and ciaud-
" Long eS e7s Brush
Tho policeman Wa- a~s-u ~
Join a game IN zoe oas aeni ~ 3
supposed social clnh q no. Brusb
re entered the game ami los 81 ~
on three rolls
Patolmau Wilson 'hsn nroke Up
the game and sel1ed s. IS Bul me
dice We're lost in the fracas.
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R UL L E T IN
- $50 BOARD =
BY Ulysses W. Boykn
ABoR BACKS DIMES DRIVE

American labor has been among the staunches sup
,s - the National Foundation for lnfante Paralysis
= ~ FIGHT against polomyelitis through funds contrlbu
- ri annual March Of Dimes. When the late PrcS
, rankin d. Roosevelt founded the organization IN
,oas ~ n,lfill the growing need for concerted war
s No crppling disease organized labor throughout
TX nrv responded Immediately to the call for assist
Z Tnhcsitatingy, AFL president William Green and
,.io president Philip Murray accepted appointments as
.,.n Of the National Foundations Labor division
lrred their members to lend assistance in all possible
Z f, thc success Of this
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'ird the hoor they lost BY ne
score OF $3.50 Coach Al Ward
low hopes To use This recess time
To work the team ont The IN
trrmediaic team continued vs.
Winning streak hv defeating the
stro'e Northern team saturday.
December % saturday January
< ~ Antoine met the Western
team az Western.
sunday january - 1916. the
81 Antoine YNCA will rreseu-
the second meeting in its 2ond
annual Forum Series 4 panel
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discussion will he psr'icinsied in
bv five Detroit and Sarparhan
high schools The Suhis FOR
the discussion viii he Today
Youth and romrul>ory Military
Tianine This will be sr irter-
racial panel and ne fonovNg
hish schools Will he represented
P'r~hink ROYAL OAK liaz"l Park
Hamtramok and Miles There vil
be music and short radio skh
on the rrosram This rroeram
vii ne sponsored by tho Miller
liieh school urdoT the direction
and Supervision Of Alvin Lcyiug
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PEOPLES DAILY DOINCS
BY ISAAC JONES

ti'>d'nt 1ruman's Preside Chat
! Hei' Humans first fire
9r 'Nt broadcast 10 the Alnori-
= pfople from the White House
iAprsddy night has been
'''fea MANY different ways.
re of lhe newspapers have
h'N q ass he frankest talk
-ifrn hr the chief eNecu-
~ . NO United states; some
Ac representatives OF Con-
W nave branded Mr.. Tru-
Fay as Red. Editorials in
n q ino now spapers seem TO
T. hat the president has
According 90 press releases.
4 'ff Thar 100 kilograms arrived
4 P" White House after the
4 '''ca" from the people. and
f 'ii- of them were In ac-
~ win Tho plans outlined in
e Presidents talk.
1'fes ono SIRE fact. President
Il man I'D not try 70 beat the
"-arognd-the bush" On lie
4 me facts TO the American
A .p'e 1s thew were: G., lie
,"'te out the source OF the
",e' go lie took his stand
. '''ofs side fN Again he
Tor a permanent FEPc.
"' gave congress credit
y. Tor HE little that Il has
''hed; iel lie allowed the
end the American peo-
snow that he fch congress
gave done more. "a lie
nla'n that for IN, bene-
Y" The people food aud
,s., control we're essential.
Y an together. this
i'nds no fault with Mr.
speech May We ada.
ro' nave Classified 1t as a MAS.
'"''o"'s Oldest Nan pies
al. The nation eolaest man
''''' he was James walter
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wilson Nlr. Wilson was horn
MAY Is. 1925 in slave quarters
on plantation in southeast
Georgia. He died last week at
the age Of 100 on his sons farm
near vidalia Georgia
Uncle Jim las he was called
had proof Of his age backed up
Nv records Of the United States
Census Bureau.
We ;elt that YOU would like 70
know little more about this
faithful old servant N the Lord
and mankind Here II is
lie was the father Of seven
children. The first child was
born when he was 40 years Of
age. Mr.. Wilson became an or
dained BAPTIST minister a the
ripc Old age OF 100 on his 10th
birthday last May 500 persons.
100 Of them white forgot The
sou,h's color-line, and gave him
a big birthday party. He received
si3.Oi in cash from his que SITS
aud a dozen valuable presents.
During Mr.. Wilson's speech to
the gathering on his last birth
day he inquired OF himself. old
man. WHY do you live 40 long
lie promptly replied tho answer
because ! have obeved the laws
o. God end man and lived mocer-
ately"
II I Were A Negro
Sneaklrr from the lhcme III
7 were n negro the Rev Peter
". Samson. pastor Of The Firs'
Unitarian church OF San Diego
California, brought out some
facts for food" points Said this
minister. IL Mere A Negro.
would have strong personal reae
lions to the position which
occupied and the attitudes Of the
majority toward me. would real
ize that neither rebellion nor
spaihegic acceptance we're ans
Ners with any promise 90 m'
and my people. Each is kin'
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~ escape 10 relieve the pressure
when Il becomes intolerable."
BE concluded HIS statement BY
rcirtirr tho way ont AZ he saw
IL. Give people soueiAirr con-
strnrtivc w 10 nrd they will not
have time to hate each oth.r."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12

Gland, Harvard.
aA tn4 inventor and per-
, snd OF Henry Ford Is
II Is. states after seeing
tho China-B urma-India
raadcs ship arrived in
mas exc hut he had to
IRON the boat On a
hecause he had an acute
e~a attach a telephone call
roth,r Saturday reported
m hc improving rapidly
emergency Operation.
~ >np.kis>cd cr>
~. 6rated last Wednesday
American university
sh4m England. As COM
spoaker for the oc-
which 4ooo American
received their army
ntan Kenneth +. OF
e NndilI school OF
Northwestern uniyer-
wa lot lot or m
iohs In our Nm"r'ca
IS pt ~ war--prohlems
he solved " onr dcmo-
e aeceed md some OF
,ns are going to be
l'e when this war is
N mst make our system
nsi everyone who wants
san en- decent jon.
Va lrrtilom Nithont Free Markets
(, nolhi ior Americas youth
i mber. The New York
faDee points ont a fact
q tni advertisement that
'ueliean people seem to
tste lna-t forsolicn-that the
50, freedom IN the
states IS Gree markets
eas built on this
Atnt has had The
naa,e and sell to the
ability a second
Mar has heen fought TO
~ sl OF lhe individ-
ena freedom. How far.
maa ffeedom viii nc
emuus 20 be seen. But
' markets there Will
onnufnuity. Some ele-
cogntry claim that
ren copying more and
0p,an system under
rneut. in return for
fet "gm 81 security. takes
ofr ic rights Of the individual
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aud limits his freedom Of opor-
tunity Thcy believe state social
ism and free markets do not exist
together. There a~c two sides to
this question
Protests Proiane Word
The AMP reports from Scalil'
vashmgtou that ~ members OF
,fe famed sccond battalion OF
tic 3sith Infantry protested last
eek against the use Of the word
ogcr tho radio The word Niger
vac used nv an unnamed marine
radio ncws announcer when tell
Ing ABOUT Cab Galloway nc
lin crow fracas The broadcast
came from a station w san Franz
cisco
Whispering Campaign Reported
Claude Rdrnetts relrtSr that
Southern white workers are he
ine encouraged TO advocate i'm
CROW labor unions is q Warning
for labor leaders TO De on the
alert aroni Vicious anti Negro
Whispering campaigns are eoine
on in nnion halls who're white
We kers aer told there are not
enough Jobs for them ana me
Negroes too"
Bad Manners Hurt Negro
oswald G. Nillarc fofu,er editor
end Publisher Of the New YORK
POST and Nation claims That Bad
manners do more harm TO thH
Negro than ANYTHING else Except
outright crime In "Nesro III
eest" ariicl- Willard saws that
Through fine manners American
Negroes ean pilc M p national
hank account % GOODWILL 70 help
them along the road TO the goals
they rightly propose 70 achieve
and viii achieve We agrce thai
good manners help hut this has
got To- work both WAYS and re-
CARELESS OF how nice yoa arc
some pcoplc still discriminate
a9MgsL Won because OF your coli
ar
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Part Of the gose as started ~ persons Nhp lhen-
Sehe, were unable 20 make the grade with Uncle sam a
lot OF il from we'll known women lgalNzaons
which claimed 70 know what hey IS efe taking about
bat who limited their artltt % go~sp.and bridge
PLAYING wnic The Red Gross workers and ac took ne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12

RETURNING GIRLS FACE UNGRATEFUL
WORLD AS SLANDEROUS RUMOURS GROW

Wac in uniform used be the talk Of the town However
now that the shooting Negro Wacs Waves Red Cross
workers and any other who donned uniform during the
becoming the unfa concerning umoed
bad behavior in overseas ports.
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Negro Advisor for
Hartford Schools

Thomas l.. Borders. q native o.
Macon. Ca ana = graduate Of
Warehouse college and the lni-
vcrsitv Of IIawaii has been hircd
w the Hartford Conn hoard OF
education to advise school cnun-
Confined on Page u
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC!

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Of The TRIBUNE must reach our Of
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PM. Tuesdays.
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General Manager
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HOSE calls 10 home mean everything
TO war veterans just back from overseas.
Sometimes they find Long Distance
circuits crowded That's because we still
lacl lines Over two million miles OF
new circuits are being built by the Bell
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12

System. But this is big job and it VIII
take time,
You can help us put service mems
calls through more promptly BY cooper
ating when the operator says. "'Pieass
limit your call 20 S minutes"
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'"''o"'s Oldest Nan pies
, al. the nation solaes, man
'0' ne was James walter
Evening star., 1946-06-28
Frank E. Goss, rs, Retires Today
After so Years in Smithsonian

Frank E. GasS, rs, native WASH
ingtonian with the longest continue
GUS Government service, today will
retire as acting chief clerk of the
International Exchange Service,
Smithsonian Institution, after near
ly so years of service.
Mr.. Gass will be honored by as
sociates along with five other retir-
ing Smithsonian veterans in the in
stitution at 4 pm. today.
Mr.. Gass came to work on August
l, 1886, as messenger for the in
stitution and has served as acting
chief clerk for several months. He
was assistant chief clerk for 80
years.
II carried on a family tradition
when came to work at the Smith
sonian," he said. My father had
worked there for 81 years, ending his
service in 1884, and my grandfather
was employed there before that"
His son, Wilbur Gass, actually car
ried the chain into the fourth gen.
Grafton by working at the Smith
sonian as youth during summer
months, Mr.. Gass said. He now is
employed as claims reviewer with
the General Accounting Office.
Mr.. Gass was presented a citation
in 1910 by the National Federation
OF Federal Employees for being the
Washingtonian with the. longest
Government service and won a trip
to the New York Worlds Fair.
Il began to get interested in golf
when: I was 65,' he said, adding
that he still manages few rounds
once in a while
Mr.. Gass lives with his son at