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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-28
HOOPS NY DEAR!
Rv DOROTHY ROE

associated Press Fashion Editor
It looks as if Grandmother is
going to have the last laugh after
all. For her ultramoderT1 grand
daughters, they of the stream
lined silhouette and the strato-
sphere ambitions, are going back
to hoop skirts.
Newest conversation piece on
the summer fashion horizon is
the good old-fashioned hoop
skirt, built on the same principle
as those worn by Civil d5War
bellies. A@ alfsi
The designer who launched
this startling pendulum fashion
is Adele Simpson, who decided
if hips were in style again she
would put hoops around them.
The summer evening gowns she
shows have daguerrotype charm
all their own, and conservative
souls can wear them without the
hoops, if they like. In that case
they become merely slimwaisted,
full-skirted dresses.
Miss Simpson also uses an in
genious method of cutting and
tucking to produce a modified
version of the hoop skirt for
street wear. She calls it the
lantern 'front.'. 1t is skirt with
front about the hips.
b These new picturesque styles
are strictly for the slIimfl;-waisted,
Though curves are, i'm style above
and below thebt diaphra GIN. it that
r1idriff must,u be slender and
fragile. So we may go one step
further and return to the day
of the whale-bone corset. In
which case Granny would be
justified in letting losse a hearty
guffaw.
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ToDAY's BIRTHDAYS
know Americal

Mai. Gen. Joseph M. Swing,
former commander of the 18th
Airborne Div, born in Jersey
City, N. j., SO years ago.
Prof. Linus c. Pauling of the
California Institute of Technolo-
gy, head department of chemis-
try and chemical engineering
born Portland, Oregon, As years
ago.
Claude r. Wickard, former sec
rotary of agriculture, born in Car
roll Co., Ind, SO years ago.
Eugene Higgins of New York
emmett painter-etcher, born ir
Kansas City. Mo-, 70 years ago.
u, S. Senator Hugh A. Butler
of Nebraska, born in Missouri
Valley, Iowa. So years ago.
Geraldine Farrar of Ridgefield
Conn, oldtinIe singing star, borr
Melrose, Mass, 81 years ago.
James G.. Stahlman of Nash
vile, Tenn, newspaper publisher
born there. So years ago.
Ben Hecht of New York, writ
er, born in New York, So years
ago
Milton "A. Caniff, cartooniss
creator Of Terry and the Pirates"
born at Hillsboro, Ohio, 80 yeai
ago.
Fletcher w. Rockwell, preside
of National Lead Company. borr
in ST. Louis, SO years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-28
Scout Troop To
Assemble Tonight

The Monroe District Commit
tee, B. S. A., will hold its regular
monthly meeting tonight at 8
o'clock in the annex of the First
Methodist Church, according to
announcement made by Wilbert
]. Moehrke, district commission
er. 4 $t 1 k,Ikt fsI t.
Mr.. Moehrke says as there has
been more Boy Scouting activity
during February than there has
been during, any one month fol
many years An regular commit
teenlen, and all others i1iteresteo
in the local scout pfogranaf are
urged to make a special effort
to attend this meeting.
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MOffdtt, johnson
In Recital

One of the most enjoyable
musicals ever presented by the
Friends of Music was given Tues
day night at the home OF. Mrs.
Bodler and Mrs. Logan on Duval
street. The artists were William
J. Moffatt and Roland Johnson In
a cello and pianist recital.
The program was most inter-
esting and beautifully played
and it is with real regret 8 that
the club bids goodbye to these
talented young men who ghave
given so generously of their time
to further the musical Interests
of the community.
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No Castor Oil On It's d. 49,.
Z o,a q Art Says City Hall

- NEW YORK; NJ ~ 4AP)-Cas-
tor oil is hot Being Used to re-
store the So million collection Of
oil paintings, in New York City's
Hall, all reports to the contrary
notwithstanding.
George Lorber, executive secre-
tary of the city art commission
made this solemn announcement
when the Metropolitan Museum
of Art protested reports that cas-
tor oil was being used in the
work. He explained that castor
oil was used that way many years
ago, but that turpentine is the
principal agent employed now.
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Eighteen-Hole Golf Course
Is Planned For Key Wesl
Shot Up In War And
Shot Full Of Educatiol

FORT LEWIS, Wash. (AP). =
Pfc. Gustaf A. Carlson of Coeul
d'Alene, Ind, is regarded as thl
prize specimen of the informal
ton and education section of the
Madigan convalescent center.
He had not finished his frs
year Of high school when BIZ
went overseas. During six MONTH
convalescence here from tws
wounds he had become a full
fledged high school graduate and
has "a semester hours to his cred
it to enter college with when hS
Is discharged. /
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NJ. !: SOCIETY 80: y: ::
q fzES&SE[7 By PATRICIA PHONE SOS
Miss Virginia Knowles MGrries
MarUin Hoffman Of Indiana

series and a corsage of white car
nations! Mrs. Morris wore dress
of lime green with a corsage of
blue iris. The brides mother
wore a light grey suit with cor
sage of pink carnations.
The ceremony was performed
by Justice of the Peace Enrique
Esquinaldo. After the ceremony a
reception was given at the home
for all friends attending. An en-
joyable time was had by all
Many useful and beautiful gifts
were received.
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Legion Group
Meets Tonight

The American Legion Auxilis
aryf Unit of Arthur Sawyer Post
NoS 20 will hold their regular
meeting tonight at the Legion
Hone, Southland and White SITS.
Heports of the Poppy Sale held
Saturday will be made and other
important business so the presi-
dent is urging all members to be
in attendance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-28

The wedding of Miss Virginia
Knowles to Marvin Hoffman of
Indiana took place at the home
of the brides mother at $50 Mon
day evening. The bride was given
away by her brother, Chas.
Knowles of Tavernier. The we'd
ding party consisted of the Sis
ter of the bride, Mrs. Ruby Nor
ris, and Harold Ringdahl, of the
u. S. Navy.
The bride was wearing a short
dress of aqua with white acces-
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Dlues Singer
Visits

~ - hAfIl Tr-77- ..
Libby Holman, once world
famous, as a. blues singer, is in
Key West, Z staying at North
Beach Inn.
. She, was in The ssfirst little
aheateE and 4nS ae yhe khit Moan
IN 1R,ow' 5spopailar. Later with
Clifton Webb and Bob Allen,
the tobacco king.
Miss Holman is known for her
beauty and her CAVITY and she
is a charming person.
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OF INTEREST TO KEY WEST 9 Ewn.
X
NATIONAL and STATE NEWS WITH A LOCAL SLANT
1916 HOOP SKIRT

fit of both motorists and pedes-
trianS.
The project was approved at
the Florida Junior Chamber OF
Commerce Winter Conference ir
Pensacola, s1nf H'ol 19o {
81 Recently organized 3 chapters al
.Apalaehie01a, Plant City and Bar
I tow were admitted to state JAY.
Gee membership. 7''.i 'aos'
Key West also has Jay Shee
auxiliary to the local chapter.
Jsyfees and Jayshees-all for
.Cayp Hueso.
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- -. - % - q y J ti-AtA'ss :
Florida Produces aasa Teg eg1
43.2S4 Barrels Of Oil ab.T 4

VIZ FI6
sr While residents of Monroe
county are anticipating the cry. OF
HSOil!h within the .county's Dor
ders, here's some dope on the
amount of oil produced in Flor
ida.
State geological survey reveals
that between Sept: Is, 1913, and
Jan. l, 1916, 43,254 barrels of
crude oil came forth from two
producing wells in Florida.
The wells were drilled by tie
Humble Oil Company, both in
Collier county. The first to pio-
duce, Sunniland Well No. /, gave
oil at 1858 feet and was COM
pleted in 1943. The other well
produced oil in May of 1876 at
fI,597 feet. During 1915 the two
wells produced 27;400 barrels.
OF the "a wells begun in 1915,
16 were completed and eight were
stf1f being drilled at the beginning
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-28
Is0dOre WeintrdUb
Weds March 20

Mrs. Lee Isaac of 1914 Holmes
avenue, Tampa, Florida announce
the approaching marriage of their
daughter, Gilda, to Isadore Vein
traub of Key West.
Mr.. Weintraub is the son of
Mrs. Rose Weintraub and the
late Berman Weintraub of this
city.
THE wedding will be celebrated
March "a in Tampa. The couple
plan to reside in Key West.
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FRIDAY
dTd Party and Buffet Supper,
WomaN's Clubhouse, given
by jay Shoes.
Troop 4, Girl Scouts, st. Paups
Parish Hall. 400 pm.
Weekly Winter Visitor Social
Sponsored by Hotel Associa-
ton, USO Club, corner Duval
and Caroline Streets. BOO
pm.
K 4 i
SATURDAY
Brownies Meeting, 1000 am.
Fleming Street Methodist
Church Annex.
= X X
MONDAY
Key West Players, 500 pm.
Barn Theater.
Jay Shoes, 800 pm, J. G. Club
house.
TUESDAY
Woman's Club Meeting, Wonl.
ans Clubhouse. 400 pm.
X * Il
WEDNESDAY
Bridge Club, Officers Club
Whitehead and United SITS.
800 pm.
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Egg Shortase

-SS- T1e>>H Hfss.StSSs .f4tJl t&tcs tts% -
You can expect less eggs dur
ing the extltwot or three months.
That's what William Il. Wilson,
State farm market director, says,
Mr.. Wilson explains that sur
plus of eggs will be noted only In
DaaeI county and that throughout
the rest of the state there will be
a shortage. The situation will inl-
prove within the next three
months, he added. Then it is ex-
pecte6 overall distribution OF
poultry produ,i.s will be just
about leveled off
If you want to keep the sunny
side up, you'll have to raise .Sour
own chicks.
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Your Lodge Meets

Fern Chapter, OES, End and 4th
Fridays of each month, 800
pm, Scottish Rite Temple.
Pocahontas Lodge, 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays, 7:30 pm. Red Mems
Hall.
Pythian Sisters, 1st and 3rd Mon
days, 7:30 pm, knights Of
Pythias Hall.
Rebekah, lst and 3rd Fridays, 7::30
pm, Golden Eagle Hail.
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CAN SEE FARTHER

BROOKLYN.-The cornea of
a cats eye has curved area
two-thirds greater than a mans
eornea and for, this reason can
see farther to the side than a
man can. o@I D94n jsoc
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.WeII-KnOtUn
Painter Here

Lieut.. -Comdr. and Mrs. L. H
Goddard have had as their house
guest Vincent Arguimbeau, fam
Gus painter and well known i'm
porter. Mr.. Arguimbeau left re-
Gently on business for Cuba. -
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Tea HOnOrS
.rS.SdnfOrd

q Al tea was given yesterday by
Mrs. L, H. Goddard honoring
Mrs. Clark A. Sanford, of Mar
aretsville, N. Y. Mrs. Sanford is
visiting In Key West and the
house guest of Mrs. Arthur Pas
torini.
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Personal Notes
BY PATRICIA
HIIIIllIlIIIIllIIlIlIIllmllllIIIIlIIIllIIulIlIIH


There are many Florida peo-
pie in the Navy here. First of all
there's Commander CARL w.
ROONEY who was recently dec
GRATED by Captain Hamilton at
the Seaplane Base. Commander
Rooney was a student at Hills
borough High in Tampa and
loves Florida very much. Both
Public Information Officers here
are from Florida. Lieutenant
VIRGIL SHEPARD, public. in
formation and legal officer at
MOB and aide to the command
ant is FROM the northwestern
part Of Florida and Lieuten ant
Commander HERBERT P. Me-
NEAL, former editor of the
Ocala Banner, is from Ocala
BY the way, congratulations to
Mr.. McNeaL 1t is Lieutenant
Commander McNeal, Z as of I a
couple of days ago. Bet if we
dug little. farther we would
find a lot more Florida crackers.
4 X - s 6G
Mr.. and Mrs. TALBOT Glib
SON are moving into their own
home at 1918 Seminary street.
MRS. Gibson is well known, hav-
ing been associated with recrea-
ton activities here for many
years. She is at present employed
in Tax Collector Archie Roberts
office.
4 4 4
Mrs. NELLIE JOHNSON is a
very sweet person. Every visit
TO the tax collectors office finds
her smiling as much as ever.
X = X
Did you know that there is a
former POWERS MODEL work.
ing in the city? Now there'n be
guesses. -
\ X r
If you would like delightful
experience have a chat with Mrs.
ABE r. WOLKOFF. She viii tell
you Of her first trip to Key West
and of how much she has en-
joyed it here, of how much lit
has meant in health to her hus-
band and of the little strawberry
patch they have planted in their
back yard which blooms merrily
every often and then strawberries
and cream are enjoyed in the
morning.
X X X
Commanding officer of the
NACTU group here is Captain
FRANK c. SUTTON; executive
officer is Commander HALEY
RUSSELL and administrative
officer is AUGUSTUS ]. RUSH
In case you don't recognize the
Navy hieroglyphics above i
means Night Attack Comba
Training Unit and in case yol
still can't recognize the unit sui
flee it to say that it is the nigh
fighter school at Boca Chica.
\ X =
Mrs. HOLLOW sBERVALDI i,
worthy matron of Fern Chapter
Order of Eastern Star and i
active in the Division Street room
mothers and Parent-Teacher As
ISOLATION.
X kEE
One thing | like abou
EVERETT RIvAS is his straigh
from the shoulder talking
Everett says exactly what h
feels.
y \ n
The Paid and Volunteer Fir,
Dept. wishes to express Their
gratitude to the kind hearted
Citizen-Taxpayer for their dona
ton Of $4,000. One half for thu
Volunteer Dept. and one-half fol
the paid men of the department
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ORIGIN OF WORD

BROOKLYN.-The expression
doyez", used in announcing the
opening Of court was introduced
into England by the Norinails.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-28
Watermelons At
Last Years Prices

WatermeIons AT
Last Years Prices
If Key Westers feel the urge
to buy watermelons. this year they
must be prepared to pay practic7
ally the same prices, charged fer
the fruit last year. :. -,
AT first it was thought OPk
would lower the prices, but recent
events indicate, it will keep hands
off the 1916 crop and let 1915
prices remain, ASA, ss,..,4,o.,,e,4s
/, To sink your "invories" into
''watery redp you'll have to fork
over your sgreen lettuce"-"sil-
very whiteYe won't be enough. ~
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Television sets 1IAIglIUn

Don't know if thefe1f belany in
Key West before the end of this
year, but radio manufacturers say
they plan to produce between &c.,
600 to 100000 black-and- white
television sets in 49,
Tentative prices call for $3.50
for small sets to $500 for console
models. OPA Will have the last
say about the prices, however.
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Social Calendar


Junior Woman's Social, Wom-
ans Clubhouse. 800 pm.
Ladies Auxiliary, Sewing Coll:-
mittee, Municipal Hospital.
200 pm.
Rotary Club, st. Paul's Parish
Hall. 1915 pm.
Lions Club, Clubhouse, Semin-
Iary Street. ns9sS0 pd9s !.
Army Dinner Dance, Officers
Club, WHiteAeaH and United
N-AnnnA,
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CHINESE DISCOVERY

NEW YORK.-The discov
cry that coal could be used t
produce high temperatures wa
first made by the Chinese i
the sixth century.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-28

New Juneau, commissioned
joins Atlantic Fleet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-28

Pvt. George Valdez
Coming Home
Private George A. Valdez ar.
rived in New York early this week
aboard SIS. Stevens. He'll be
heading for home soon.
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JaYcees want Safety

JaYcees Want Safety
For All
Key West Jaycees, along with
fellow members all over the state,
viii launch safety campaign
some time this year forthe beHe7
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-28

The Paid and Volunteer Fire
Dept. wishes to express their
gratitude to the kind hearted
Citizen-Taxpayer for their dona-
ton Of $4,000. One half for the
Volunteer Dept. and one-half for
the paid men of the department.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-28

One thing | like about
EVERETT RIvAS is his straight
from the shoulder talking
Everett says exactly what he
feels.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-28

Mrs. HoLLON sBERVALDI is
worthy matron of Fern Chapter
Order of Eastern Star and is
active in the Division Street room
mothers and Parent-Teacher As
ISOLATION.
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MIRIM Al
MlRE. ISEIVIAI AMERIkOS LlETUVIAI
(znos apie mruss Letuvius same skyriue tanama dks

MILcjIUs. Pranas, So M, mire
Geg, "a, Marquette, Mich.
DUNKEVICIUS Juozas, so M,
mire Geguzes %, Clevelande.
(Pakausiu sod. Pumpenu p.)
Amerikoj isgyveno apie 80.
metu.
zARSKIENE Marijona, &c. M,
mire. Geguzes II, Brooklyn,
N. Y. Prizes Didyji Kara per
20 metu il gyveno Vilniuje,
kur per kara jos vyras mire
badu. Vilniuje il buvo cru
tos" draugijos sales priziu-
retoja, pazino daug tuome-
tiniu Vilniaus Lietuviu inte-
ligentu ir veikeju, pazino ir
DR.. Jona Basanaviciu.
JUREVICIUS Jonas, pusamzis,
mire Geg. z, ChlcagoJ. ga
nevezio apsk, Daujenu par.)
Amerikoj isgyveno Al m.
.BALCIUNIENE Elena, seno
amziaus, mire Geg. Z, Chi
cagoj. (siauliu ap. .zagares
par. Bruzo dvaro). Amerikoj
isgyveno "a metus.
JASAS Juozas, II metq, mire
Geguzes 6, Chicagoj. (TelsiV
ap. Luokes p. Montvidu k.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 81 m.
GRICIENE Mare (Vilickaite1
pusamze, mire Geg. 5, Chi,
cagoj. (siauliu APPS. Papiles
par. Jonaiciu k) -.
KASMAUSKIENE Elz b i eta
mire Geguzes 4, Dorchester
Mass.
PETKUNIENE Marijona, mire
Geg. men,, So. Boston, Mass
PESAVICIUS Matas, mire &C.
guzes men,, William Penn
Pa.
KUCINSKAS Antanas, mire
Geguzes men,, Shenandoah
Pa.
GILIUTE Terese, mire Gegu'
zes men,, Port Carbon, Pa.
GUDELIAUSKIENE Ona (Ba'
ginskaite), pusamze, mir@
Geg. 5, Chicagoj. (Telsiq ap
Luokes p. Rapolu k.) Amerl'
koj isgyveno 35 metus.
zVINGAUSKIS Vincas, pus'
amzis, mire Geg. 8, Chicagoj
(Taurages ap. zigaiciu par
Vilusciu Ky Amerikoj isgy'
veno 40 metu. .~ ~-.-.
STIMBURIS Pranas, so metu
mire Bal. Is, Springfield, Ill
SEIKAUSKAS Pranas, AZ m.
mire Geguzes 9, ChicagoJe
Gimes Westville, Ill.
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|. I.RENNSYLVANIJOU
JUODA RINKA DARBUOSE

Paaiskejo kad Pittsburghe
isiveise juodos rinkos biznis
statybos darbinink y algu at
zvilgiu. Statybos darbais uz-
siimanti kontraktoriai tapo
persergeti nuo to.
'Black market" statyboje
veikia sitaip: kurie statybos
kontraktoriai nori ka pastaty-
ii, jie slaptomis daro sutartis
moketi statybos darbininkams
aukstesnes algas ir jie darbi-
ninkus gauna, o kurie laikosi
unijos sutartu algu tie darbi-
ninku negauna. ...
Toks apsiejimas tik pabran-
gina statyba ir kenksmingai
atsiliepia j visa ekonomini gy-
venima.
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STAIGA MIRE FRANCES
SIEDLIK TEVELIS

Gavome liudna zinia kad
staiga .mire Dirvoss Anglisko
skyriaus. bendradarbes rasyto-
jos Frances M. Siedlik tevelis,
DR.. S. T. Siedlik. Mire Gegu-
zes Is d., Shenandoah, Pa.
Frances gavo zinia kad jos
tevelis turejo Strides ataka ir
il issiskubejo, troksdama su
juo butt jo sunkioje ligoje, bet
beviltiskai nusimine kai izen-
ge pro savo tevu stubos slen-
kstl, mes DR.. Siedlik buvo jau
mires.
Frances uzbaigus kolegija
kaip dantQ technike, nesenai
atvyko j Detroita, kaip plates
ne dirva savo praktikai. il
cia isbuvo apie pora menesiu ir
suslrado darba.
Man ja teko pazinti trumpai,
bet ja pamegau, kaip ir kiti ia
gerbia il myli. Frances buvo
gera drauge, uoli darbuotoja ir
jautri Lietuvos reikalams. Tai
jau ne eiline mergaite, bet vie
ma is nedaugelio. Jos rasiniai
itikino kiekviena kuris JUGS
paskaite, kad il yra gilios Sic
los jaunuole.
il tulam laikui sugryzo j
Shenandoah. 81 Pranutes ne
laime mus irgi jaudina, nes ga
lime isivaizduoti koki liudesi
if sirdgela il pergyvena siomis
dienOmis.
Linkime Pranutei ir JOS mie-
lai mamytei ir sesutei nusira-
minimo. Prasome kad il cry
ztu pas mus j Detroita vel prie
savo kasdieninio darbo ir su
testu ta brangia pain
II ir draugyste. NJ. Sims.
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Bolsevikams Paslaptys
Buvo Prieinamos

kongrese paaiskejo kad karo
metu Earl BroWder, Xxi jis bu-
vo komunistu partijos galva,
jam buvo leista perziureti pa
vogti IS State DEPARTMENT. do
kumentai kurie dar ir dabar
paciam Kongresui neprileidzia-
ma pamatyti del ju didelio pa
slaptumo. Tie tyrinejimai ku-
RE bus pradeti Kongreso ko-
misijos, sakoma sujudins visa
sail.
sitas dalykas isejo aiksten
kuomet Atstovu Rumu teisiu
komisija pradejo tyrineti kaip
uzbaigta spiegavimo apkaltini-
mas ir turejimas slaptu doku-
mentu prizes Philip Jaffe, re-
daktoriu pro-komunistinio zur-
nalo Amerasia, kuris buvo lei
dziamas Americas valdzios pi-
nigais.
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Detroit, Mich, Nditjiiien6s
RADIO. / KONCERTO
PADEKA

r. 81.
iieAiAos i hietuyttV '7 IVY Daioo q ~ L.
Wy niuoas sulese n'lee
ues o4es - " ., - ~ slsAo s1uo
~ iiol 'e sne1N0,i sie0 p@p.
Aon 1o0 v',e0 NoA ' '.A -
siue!o pre- Aoil.1i ~ Il " v"
A"ro s.lo p"sloeA'', 1:
'"aaie' ". Delso 1:: ,.aalo
1i.oio oi' NUS .p t0p Iu.,
.ai''o ..' .l 80
.iAl q" ,e,u.i'A"e ' p
'oi.ul 'aln ~ - p"uo''1
p'es - ~ 1' 60: a. oo'' ~
"A, D"'oAo'lioi' e. "ioNo' 40
'o- 49,,
VeiA"io ai.ie' "o o"io
u.n'o'" Aoh .h1s ie saw A'
liho puiA'"usl" .-
isoiis u,i Oaiioils 80: ,
'e' pp' Neo w. ~,
'ieiiei II .oi''s 'iioi ie.e' ~
.oa paD'se ~
'neuveJe' ~ >.-..ss... ~.
1oliau' aoiu Violeii,' A''' -
kuiie sur. oaroaVosi piie oaio' - -
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31
PITTSBURGH
ANGLIAKASYkLOS
NEDIRBA

Angles produkcija Vakari-
neje ir Centralineje Pennsylva-
nijoje visai buvo sulaikyta po
pasibaigimo streiko pertraukos
kuri buvo padaryta John L.
Lewis malone.
Zinios sake kad tarp anglia
kasiQ Pennsylvanijoje ir kai-
myninese valstijose eina tie
siog sukilimas prizes Lewis ir
prizes federale valdzia.
Neziurint valdzios paskelbi-
mo jog palma kasyklas j val
dzios rankas, maineriai atsisa-
ke dirbti.
Tx labai mazas skaicius an
gliakasiu atkreipe demesio
valdzios raginima dirbti.
Angles streikas laiko par.
bloskes Pittsburgho plieno is
dirbystes, nes del stokos ang
lies negalima varyti darbu, ne
ziurint kad uzsakymu turimt
daugybes.
Plieno industries vadai sa
ko maza pagalba bus jeigu il
baigsis didieji streikai, mes p'
ju seks ellie mazuju streikQ
kurie sutrukdys siaip .reikme
nu ir zaliavu gavima ir truk
dys darbus ilgesni laika.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31
STOKA DUONOS

Pastaru laiku del stokOs mil
tu apsireiske stoka duonos If
Pittsburghe lygiai turtuoliai
kaip ir darbininkai turf rupin-
tis kur gaus sekanti kepaluka
duonos.
Miltu pardaveiai If duonke-
piai tikrina kad padetis yra
''labai bloga' ir dar els pras-
tyn jeigu valdzia neleis paru-
pinti daugiau miltu.
Valdzia pasiryzus pirkti is
ukininku grudus Xxi Birzelio
80, greitam Selpimui uzsie-
niuose karo nukentejusiu ir
badaujanciu zmoniQ.
Tuo tarpu is niekur ! Pitts
burgha miItu neatsiunciama if
nesitikima atsiunciant.