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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-07
Ion jacL WORK
Minato Explains Purpose
IOf Seattle Citizens League
Dear Editor:

OSdf hullOr.
1t has been called to my atten-
ton that several issues back your
paper conducted survey of Nisei
sentiment towards the JACL point
ing out that some had not heard
OF the organization or its work,
some even expressed the opinion
that an organization was unneces-
sary. When the time comes when
we Americans of Japanese ances.
try face only those problems which
are no different from those faced
by all other. Americans, then
JACL will have it's purpose and
can be liquidated. In the mean
time we should devote ourselves
and our efforts to the Fastening
Of that day.
The brilliant and courageous war
record of the Nisei CT. has placed
persons of Japanese ancestry in
The most favorable light in our his
tory. But the fight is not ever.
Not only must the gains made
thus far be made secure, but we
must also capitalize. now upon our
favorable position to secure for
our group, once and for all, the
tights and privileges which Amer
lea promises all her citizens.
We must wipe out discrimination
based upon race wherever they ex-
ist. In a democracy a person must
be free to live anywhere without
restriction and to work in jobs
commensurate with his abilities
with out prejudice because of his
race. The privileges of naturaliza-
ton must be extended to all re-
gardless of racial origin and our
immigration laws must operate
equally for all people. At the same
time some kind of compensation is
due those who sustained property
loss in an evacuation based solely
upon racial ancestry.
These are the things for which
Japanese American soldiers fought
and died in Italy, why they
charged ''Banzai Hill" in southern
France and risked their lives in
the Jungles of the southwest Pa
cific.
If there is fight to secure our
rights, then we should to be a
part of that fight. No matter how
actively others may battle for us.
We will never get our rights I'M
less we fight for them ourselves.
JACL is not an impersonal or
ganization which somehow, some
where, gets things done, but it is a
group of people like you and
acting together under that name.
We want a voice in shaping its
politics and to share in it's finan-
cial obligations. We want to keep
informd SO that we can be the
effective channel through which
other Americans of goodwill can
better understand our problems
and work with us toward their
solution.
We cannot evaluate the direct
benefits of joining JACL in dol
lars and cents any more than we
can membership in other organi-
cation. However, we know as we
achieve security for our total
group, we, individually, are bene-
fitted. The Nisei boys who event
for broke" never asked what bene-
fits they would receive personally.
Joined JACL because JACL is
helping to fight for all minorities
and actively cooperates with or
CARNATIONS representing other
minority peoples. In fighting for
our own minority group, we fight
for all minorities.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-07
The Mailbag

Readers of The Northwest
Times are welcomed to express
their opinions in THE Mailbag"
which will be published every time
The Northwest Times receives let
tiers from its readers. THE Mail
bag will be used to serve as a
sounding board for Nisei opinions
on various questions.
All letters must be signed by the
writer, addressed to 1.-The Mail
bag Editor" in care of The North
west Times, and limited to a
maximum of 300 words.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-07
insecurity Ups Tension

Rising economic insecurity since
the end of the war has increased
tension among groups in the
United States, Howard E. Wilson,
chairman of the Commission on
Educational Organizations of the
National Conference of Christians
and Jews, said yesterday.
Evening star., 1947-11-25
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. A
Many Chest x-Ray
SLOGANS Entered

A prompt and strong response has
been noted to the Washington Chest
x-Ray Survey slogan contest which
closes at midnight Saturday, it was
reported today.
William E. Leahy, chairman of
the General Committee in charge of
the survey. termed it the most vital
health campaign Washington has
ever undertaken"
The objective is to offer chest
X-ray to every person aged Is and
over as the first step in the ultimate
control Of tuberculosis in our city.
he said. sponsored by the District
Health Department. the United
States Public Health Service and
the District tuberculosis Associa-
ton, the survey will begin January
IL and close in June"
With the contest only two days
old, the hundreds of slogans already
entered indicate an acute public
consciousness of the importance
of the undertaking, which contem-
plates the X-raying of Washing
tons total adult population of $780,
900 within a six-month period, ii
was said.
j.. A cash prize of $3.50 will be paid
for the winning slogan. A second
prize OF $25 in cash and five addi-
tional prizes of IS each also will be
awarded.
Evening star., 1947-11-25
Protest 10 Truman Hits
. Clark Action on Covenants

The Fort Davis Citizens Associa-
ton has sent to President Truman
a letter explaining the association S
position that Attorney General
Clark has no right to file brief in
the covenant cases now pending be-
fore the Supreme Court and asking
that he not be allowed to take part.
The association passed such a
resolution at meeting last week,
The letter says: 1T Is contended
by this association that these cases
are strictly between individuals,
and while we realize that outsiders
have the right to enter as friends
of the court, we believe that any
official of the Federal Government,
and especially the Attorney Gen.
eral, so long as he holds Office,
should not take sides in the pro-
ceedings, because it will tend to
prejudice the court and to give the
impression that he is representing
the policy of the Government"
The letter contends that certain
phases" of human relations cannot
be subjected to legislation and that
court orders forcing the issue can
but lead to hatred and overt acts
in number far beyond police ability
to detect and prosecute. In time
and through equal educational op-
portunities for all races, prejudices
may be overcome, the letter added.
Evening star., 1947-11-25

rash on his ear. His boss, David
Selznick, Is waiting to see john s
performance in War Party" with
wife Shirley. Temple before assign
ing him to a major movie property
he owns.
Ingrid Bergman fell of her horse
last week, when it stumbled during
scene in Joan" Ingrid was wear
ing armor at the time and most of
the people on the set passed out be-
cause they thought she was seriously
injured when she continued to lie
on the ground. Ingrid was okay
however. She just couldn't get up
her armour had jammed at the
knees.
Anne Baxter gives me the grue-
some details of how she lost II
pounds in five weeks. For the first
two days she didn't eat anything al
all For the rest of the time she
existed on a diet of $50 calories pei
day. Anne doesn't recommend II
TO any one. Neither do I.
| (Releasea by North American Newspaper
Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1947-11-25

nASA sA&S~1 WI. 4348
REX HARRISON, MAUREEN o'HARA in
FOXES OF HARROW"
Al $50. 7:40. ESQ Pm. Donald Duck,
Evening star., 1947-11-25

II am, los, $40, SIS. 7:30 and
9:40 pm.
Metropolitan-"Last Of the Red
men: 1880 am, 1:3o, 3:35. $40
TAO and GAS pm.
Palace-"Body and Soul: 10:4S
am, 1855, 3;05, Sis, 7:25 and 9:3s
pm.
Pix-"Ecstasy": 2:10, 4:45, 7:25
and 10 pm.
Trans Lux News and shorts
Continuous from 1915 am.
Warner Escape Me Never"
10;45 am, 1885, $40. $40, 1885 anc
GAS pm.
Evening star., 1947-11-25
Graham
Continued From Page A-16.)

for that movie star she claims
spread all those stories about her
marriage break with Jean Pierre
Aumont. Marie swears she is ter
refcally" happy with her Jean and
this marriage can never break up,
because eet was made in heaven"
Lew Ayres and Audrey Totter
have resumed where they left off
before Lew went on location with
Johnny Belinda" But this won't
be long because Lew is leaving to
spend the holidays in New York.
Katharine Hepburn, so I'm told,
has sworn off politics from now on.
Stars are getting afraid these days
to open their mouths because some
one will call them communistic. 1
understand that when Katie spoke
for Henry Wallace she did it not
because she believed in his politics,
whatever they are. but because she
believes in giving every one chance
to be heard.
Shirley Temples husband, John
Agar, is suffering with painful
Evening star., 1947-11-25
YOU need NO BLEACH. -. the "extra suds" wash
clothes cleaner, whittier. And coIors stay bright!

Clothes washed with new 194S Super
suds are whittier because they're cleaner!
Sweetersmelling, too! And the same in
gradients in new Super suds that wash
white clothes 1uhiter wash colors color
bright! Gentle on hands, too!
So . for the whitest, cleanest Super
Suds wash you've ever had, get new 194S
Super Suds atyour dealers now. No soap
in the world can wash clothes winter!
Evening star., 1947-11-25
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

stage.
National - The Firefly" $3.50
pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"Es Escape Me Never"
l, 3, $40, 7:20 and $40 pm.
Capitol - The Lost Moment;
11:10 am, 1;45, 4:30, 7:15 and 9:5s
pm. Stage shows: 1855, $40, 6:25
and 9:10 pm.
COlumbia-"Foreve Amber: :1C
am, 1:45, 4:20, $50 and $50 pm
Hippodrome-"Green for Danger:
2:15, 4:05, 6, 7:5O and $40 pm.
Keiths-"Fun and Fancy Free:
11:15 am, 1855, 2:45, ABS, 6:25, 81
and 1905 pm.
Little "Wuthering Heights:
Evening star., 1947-11-25
He's Not at Metro
BY the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Santa Claus had a new address
for while, and the first to discover
it were the kiddies.
A batch of letters addressed to
Santa Claus, MGM Studios" has
lust arrived and been forwarded to
Edmund Gwenn. who played st.
Nick in The Miracle of Thirty
fourth Street"
Before the idea catches on, both
Gwenn and the studio would like
every one to know that Santa has
resumed his residence at the North
Pole.
Evening star., 1947-11-25
No Capone Film
BY the Associated Press

bY the AssocIofed Fre4t
HOLLYWOOD.
II you have been wondering when
Hollywood would make a movie
based on the life of Al Capone, relax.
1t isn't in the cards.
The Johnston Office has been nix
ing all such proposals for many
months, and only recently disclosed
that there absolutely are no cur
rent plans for Capone production.
Gangster pictures, however, will
continue to be made from time to
time
Evening star., 1947-11-25

n TO OTHER SOAP in the world can re-
IN move more dirt -. wash clothes
cleaner >. wash. white clothes whittier
than the new 1948 Super Suds
The famous laboratories of Colgate
Palmolive-Peet have made the greatest
Super Suds ever! Increased amounts of
costly ingredients were added to the
sudsing wonder, Super Suds, to make
even more suds.. to wash clothes whittier
and you need no bleach.
Evening star., 1947-11-25

II never washed white
clothes whittier than with the
wonderful new 1948 Super
Suds! l have to wash for a
family of FIVE, so I really
need suds! Do I appreciate
Super Suds' eatra suds for
eztra whiteness! Especially
since I need no bieach!pr
Evening star., 1947-11-25
Lioht on Russian Work

BERLIN (P.-Some factories in
the Russian zone, plagued by the
theft of electric light bulbs. now
require workers who wish light at
their work benches to bring their
own bulbs.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1947-08-07

(cont inuod from naGe y
appointments this week may cone in -ednoa-
day or Tuesday. They do not need to make
new appointments.
They may call during the fol lowing hours:
Monday Is 2..i. 20 Pm.
tuesday = II AN. Is IL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4YEA*f%*<f
1915 PERSONS ETER uAsA
DURING Asst YER
The US. Customs orr ice in Juneau revealed
that. 59l6 persons entered ALASKA via the
II aska Eighuay duria tho past fiscal year.
According to current travel regulation 0
only hlaskan residents or persons having
1oGit haato business reasons, are permitted
to travel on the highway.
Tok Junction was the busiest point.
total Of 1914 private autos, carrying 3l5
passengers entered there. Also passin
through Tok zero Ito buses carrying Al9
passengers. Fairbanks was the second busi-
est point. total Of l62 private autos,
carrying 315 passengers entered there plus
- buses carrying &c passengers.
Tho tom OF Eainoa was the only othor Dor@
of entry from tho Highway, but this is
available only a fcu months out OF the
year. 1ainos report cd that botal Of
l55 private cars carryi 400 passengers
and soVon buses With ~ people entered
there.
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The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1947-08-07

'elnor Photographic Center has in stock now
Ansco Cemoras 10000 and Is NH. color
1i1n SO and LOO feot.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-05

Ulviciute, istek. pavarde nezinoma,
is Salociu val, Birzu ap.
Umbraziene Stimburyte, Ona, is
Deltuvos val, Ukmerges ap., wy
ras Antanas.
Umbrazas ir vaikai Bronius, Jonas,
Jurgis ir Povilas.
Valteris, Albertas, sunus Vinco, is
Marijampoles ap., gyv. Pitts
burgh.
Vareika, Kazys, is Vabalninko val,
Birzu ap.
Vasauskas, Jurgis, is Alvito val,
Vilkaviskio ap., ir jo Selma.
VeikSa, Juozas, is Uzvencio val,
siauliu ap., gyv. Chicago.
Velza. Kazimieras ir Stanislovas is
Smilgiu val, Panevezio ap.
Vidugiris, Stanislovas, is Birzu ap.
Vingis, Adomas, is Taurages ap.
Virmauskiene, Agota, is Luokes w.,
Telsiu ap.
Visniauskas, Andrius, ir Visniaus-
kaites, Morta ir Ona, is Pilviskiu
Vitartas, Vladislovas, is Raseiniu a.
Voveris, studijaves Kauno Konser-
vatorijoje, gyv. rodos Chicago.
Vysniaveckis, Antanas ir Kazys, is
Gelgaudiskio W., sakiu ap.
Vaitkevicius, julius, is Utenos ap.
Vaitkyte, Prane, is Cekiskes VAL,
Kauno ap.
Vaivaryte, Elena, is Babtu VAL,
Kauno ap.
Valentaviciute, ar Valentinaviciute,
Ona, nuo Prienu gyv. rodos Chi
cago.
Venskutonis, Stasys, is Traku ap.
Viciulis, Feliksas, is Salantu val,
Kretingos ap.
Vilkaitytes, istekejusios, dukterys
Kardelio, is sakiu ap.
Visockas, Vladas, is Traku ap.
Vogone, Jonas, is Pilviskiu val,
Vilkaviskio ap, gyv. Phila.
Volkovskiene Kirilovitch, Bronis-
Valleys, Pranas, is Erzvilko val,
Taurages ap., gyv. Philadelphia.
Vaicyte. Petronele, is Jurbarko v.
Vaitkeviciute (buv. Paviloniene), Va
lerija, is Birzu ap., istekejo an
tru kart, gyv. Chicago.
lava, gyv. Cambridge.
Vabolytes, Kunigunda ir Ona, vyrq
pavardes nezinomos, is Aloves ",
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Alytaus ap.
Vaitekunas, Elegijusas, Jonas ir
Justinas, is Radviliskio val, Siau-
liq ap., gyv. Philadelphia (Jonas)
ir Pittsburgh.
Vaitkevicius. (Woit), Leonas, gyv.
New York.
Valys, Pranas, gyv. Philadelphia.
Varnagiryte Kriksciuniene, Ona,
ir kiti Varnegiriai is sunku val,
MarijaSlpoles ap.
Verbyla, Juozas ir Pranciskus, is
Alvito val, Vilkaviskio ap.
Vidrinskienes, Marijona, Selma.
Vilnonis, nasle ir vaikai, Detroit tu-
rejo teatra ir restorana.
Vitkus, Povilas ir Monika, gyv.
New York.
zizis, Povilas il sesuo Ona, is Tx
merges ap., gyv. Berlin, New
Hampshire, Canada, pas Jusef
Milewski.
zostautaites, Elzbieta ir Michalina,
dukterys Adomo, viena istekejusi
uz Kairio.
zostautas, Petras, is Panevezio ap.
zuliene Prasauskaite, Julia, gyv.
New York ar apylinkeje.
Zaboskiene Vailiauskaite, Anita
nina, is Birzu ap., gyv. Lawrence.
Zokas. Vincas, is Gelgaudiskio ",
sakiu ap.
Zubriute, Morta, is Udrijos val,
Alytaus ap., istekejusi antru kart
gyv. New York.
Zulonas, Juozas, ir jo zmona .Tri-
buliauskyte, is Birzu ap., gyv.
Boston.
zemaitis, Jonas, sunus Tamosiaus,
is 'Juozpavo, gyv. Shenandoah, Pa.
ziukas, Adomas, is Birstono VAL,
Alytaus ap.
Zagurskiene, nasle mirusio Juozo
Zagurskio, ir dvi dukterys, viena
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vardu Adele, gyv. rodos Phila.
ziemiene, Ursule, ir sunus Jonas
ziemys, gyv. Lawrence, Mass.
zilinskas, Jonas, is Bernatoniu H.,
Panevezio ap.
zukaite, Kazimiera, (Stoniene), is
Joniskio, vyras Stonis is Kauno,
gyv. Chicago.
Zarankus, Aleksandras, is Cekiskes
val, Kauno ap.
Zetaveckas, Tomas ir Vladas, is
Udrijos val, Alytaus ap.
Ziuzyte, Marcijona, is Veliuonos w.,
istekejusios pavarde nezinoma.
zemaitis, Jonas, is Seredziaus v.
zilaicikes, Barbora ir Petronele,
dukterys Marijonos, is Veliuonos
val, istekejusiu pavardes nezino-
zolynaite Kiskiene, is Vilkaviskio
ap
zukauskas, Juozapas, ir Selma, is
TelSiu ap., Nevarenu vals., gyv.
Chicago.
zukauskas, Nikodemas, gyv. Cam
bridge.
zutautas. Stanislovas, is cekiskes
val, Kauno ap., gyv. Chicago ir
| Boston.
Zdanavicius, Jonas.
Zigler Liutkaite, Terese is zeimiu
parap., Kedainiu ap., gyv. Chicago.
Zigmantaite, Helen, gyv. Grand Ra-
| pids, Mich.
Zlatkus, Petras.
Zubavicius, (Zube), Antanas, is Mo-
sedzio val, Kretingos ap., ir jo
Selma.
zakiene Aksomaityte. Marija, is
Kauno ap.
zostartiene, Stase, is Vieksniu.
ziLnskas, is Petkaliu k. Skuodo ",
kur tuejo SAUNA.
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PALIULIENE Barbora, 21 m.
mire Birz. 8, Chicagoj.
sALTMERIENE Juozapata, IS
M, mire .Birz. 26, Stamford,
Conn. (Varniq p. saukliu KY
NEMKEVIC1ENE Elzbieta, mi
re Liepos 6, Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
GRUZINSKAS Jonas, mire 2
Liepos, Kingston, Pa.
JOGINT1ENE Veronika, mire
Liepos 6, Pittston, Pa.
KUPRIS Antanas, mire Liepos
6, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
SABUTIENE Petronele, pus-
anne, mire Liepos IL, Chi
cagoj. (Plunges par.)
SIRATAVICIUS Matas, IS m.,
mire Birz. Is, Philadelphia,
Pa. (Sidabravo par.) Ame-
rikoj isgyveno Al metus.
RASIMAVICIUS Petras, mire
Birz. 29, Washougal, Wash.
(Vabalninku par.)
KELOCKI Ona (Klausiute), II
M, mire Liepos 6, Kenosha,
Wis.
KARECKIENE Caroline, 62
m., mire Liepos 8, Kenosha,
Wis.
NADZEIKIENE Ona, Sc me-
tu, mire Liepos 4, Nashua,
N. H.
BALTODUON1S Elena (Slaz-
dnickaite), mire Liepos Is,
Norwood, Mass.
VIsINSKAS Vladas, 43 metu,
mire Liepos IL, Norwood,
Mass.
VALATKA Juozas, SO metQ,
mire Liepos II, Worcester,
Mass.
KUNDROTAS Juozas, mire II
Liepos, Eagarville, Ill. IRA
seiniu ap. Erzvilko app
Marijona (Mall-
nauskaite), pusamze, mire
Rugp. /, Chicagoj. Mari
jampoles ap. Skriaudziu p.)
Amerikoj isgyveno SO m.
RUTKAUSKIENE Ona (sar-
paiciute), SO m, mire Liepos
20, Chicagoj. (Raseiniu ap.
silales p. Kerbedziu KY A
merikoj isgyveno 36 m.
VAIsNORIENE Ursule (Grl-
galiunaite), pusamze, mire
Liepos 81, Chicagoj. (Pane-
vezio ap. Vabalninko p. 81
dabriskiu ky Amerikoj IS
gyveno AZ m.
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Pociene (Potts), Gertrude, aisle
Frank Pociaus (Potts), gyv. DAN
vile, Pa.
Pukys. Augustus.
Puodziukaitiene ir jos vaikai An
tanas ir Ona, gyv. Detroit.
Pupsaite, Barbora, istekejusi, GIN.
Amerikoje, gyv. Kretingos ap.
Rackauskas, Kazimieras, is Vaitkai-
ciu k, Laukuvos val, Taurages
ap., gyv. Chicago.
Racys, Juozas, is Linkuvos val,
Siauliu ap.
Radzeviciute Kizlaitiene, Ona, is
Garliavos val, Kauno ap.
Rakauskas, Alfonsas ir. Modestas,
is Ukmerges ap.
Ramanauskas, Jonas, sun. Juozo ir
Rozaliios Kalauskaites Ramanaus-
ku gyv. Elizabeth.
Ramanauskiene Jasaiciute, Adele,
is Pilviskiu val, Vilkaviskio ap.
Raudonis, Vladas, is Papragiu k,
Kovasko prap., gyv. Chicago.
Raudys, Juozas ir Petras, is Plate
liu val, Kretingos ap., gyv. Chi
cago.
Redveikis (Redweik), Jokubas, is
Klaipedos krasto.
Retlaitiene Stengvilaite, Ane, is
Raseiniq ap.
Rimkiene Svilaite, Brute, is Tel
siu ap.
Ruksenas, Juozas, sunus Jono, is
Svencioniu ap.
Ruksenas, Juozas, sunus Justine. is
Svencioniu ap.
Rusinskas, Plus, gyv. Cleveland, O.
Senkuviene Bruozyte, Konstanci-
ia, is Alvito val, Vilkaviskio ap.
ir vyras Senkus, Vincas, gyv
Cleveland, o.
Skardzius, Juozas, sun. Petro is Su-
naciaus VAL, Panevezio ap.
Skirtunas, Vincas, is Asmenos ap.
Skritulskiene Glaveckaite, is Bar.
tininku VAL, Vilkaviskio ap.,
Smetonius, Adomas, Jokubas, Jur.
gis ir Petras, is Jurbarko val.
Stankevicius, Kazimieras ir Pranas
gyv. Boston.
Stasiukaitis, Antanas ir Jonas, is
Islauzu k, Pagirio val, Ukmer-
ges ap., gyv. Chicago ar Ne"
York.
Stasinskaite, Ona, is Linkuvos w.
Siauliu ap., dukte Ievos Petru-
saitytes- es-Stasinskienes.
Stengvila, Kazimieras, is Raseiniu a.
Stengvilaite Retlaitiene, Ane, is
Raseiniu ap.
Steponavicius, Stasys,y is. Kedainiu a.
Stonkute, Rozalija, is Veivirzenu ",
Ketingos ap.
Silinskas, Petras, is zemaitijos.
Tallat, Kelpsa, Vacys, is sveksnos
val, Telsiu ap., gyv. Chicago.
Tauras, Juozas, is Kruonio val.
Kauno ap.
Trainauskiene Biteraite, Marija
is Kretingos ap.
Turonis, Juozas, is Vilniaus-TrakV
ap., gyv. Chicago.
Tumeliene Ruseckaite, Magdalena
ir vyras Tumelis, Juozas.
Untulis (Ontulis) Antanas, is Yla-
kiu val, Mazeikiu ap.
Urbsys, Andrius, Ignas ir Kostas
is Kedainiu ap. r.i4
Usas, giminaiciai Juozo ir 10 su-
naus Viktoro, is sakiu ap.
Usinskas, Romas, GIN. Amerikoje,
sun. Salomejos Usinskienes-Kaz-
lausks ftes, gyv. New York.
Uzmanas, Jonas, is Pasvitinio val,
Siauliu ap.
Uzupis, Juozas, is Zapyskio, Kauno
ap., gyv. Brooklyn.
Undzila, Jonas, gyv. Shenandoah,
Pa, nuo Lazdiju.
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MIRIMAI
MlRE. ISEIVIAI AMERIKOS LIETUVIAI
tznos ape mrusius Letuvus ame syruje tapnama dyka

VEsOTA Adomas, seno amz.,
mire Liepos 13, Chicagoje.
(Panevezio ap. Naujamiescio
par. Birzelio ky Amerikoie
isgyveno "a m.
STATKUS Jonas, pusa m zis.,
mire Liepos II d., Chicagoj.
(siauliu ap. Papiles p. Pago-
jq KY Amerikoj isgyveno 80
metus.
MUc1NSKAS Stasys, 29 metu,
mire Liepos men,, Detroit,
Mich.
KASPARAS Antanas, Is M,
mire Liepos 9, Chicagoje.
(siauliu ap. Vaiguvos parap,
Barsiskiu KY
SABUTIENE Petrone (Kaspa-
raite), pusamze, mire Liepos
II, Chicagoj. (Plunges par.)
DIRKIENE Karolina (Skrip-
kaite), pusamze, mire Liepos
6, Chicagoj. (siauliQ ap. Klo-
viu p.) Amerikoje isgyveno
"a metus.
TAMOsAITIENE Ona, mire
Liepos m, Bristol, Pa.
PUTINSKAS Jonas, mire Geg.
80, Frey Bentos, Urugvaju-
je. (Alytaus ap.)
MIsKELIS Antanas, mire Su-
gar Notch, Pa. !.
BARTKEVICIENE Mare, mire
Birz. "a, Pittston, Pa.
JANELIENE Marcele, m ire
Birz. 26, Pittston, Pa.
BANDONIS Jonas, mire Lie
pos 5, E. Walpole, Mass.
MARINA Pijus, Is metQ, mire
Liepos 8, Baltimore, Md.
CIUKsA Mykolas, 63 m, mire
Geg. 80, Lorain, Ohio. (Vil-
niaus red.)
KASMAUSKAS Antanas, pus-
amzis, mire Liepos 81, Chi
cagoj. (Taurages ap. Kalti-
menu par.)
DAUKsIENE Rozalija ADO
maiciute), pusamze, mire 2
Rugp., Chicagoj. (siauliq a.
Amerikoj isgyveno As m.
LIKAS Juozas, mire Liepos IA,
Detroit, Mich.
VILKAS Pranas, mire Liepos
3, Wilmerding, Pa.
BRAZDzIUNAS Antanas, 66
m., mire Birz. M, Norwood,
Mass. (Panevezio ap. ciula-
du ky
AINORIUS Romualdas, mire
Liepos m., Lowell, Mass. |
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Telephone
Continued From First Page.)

gress enacts permanent labor legis-
lation. Mr.. Hoffman's bill would
be permanent.
Both bills would amend the Norris
La Guardia Anti-Injunction Act to
empower the Government to obtain
injunctions to stop a strike threat
ening public health, welfare or
safety. The committee was held
sure to indorse one Of the bills, prob
ably Mr.. Hartley's.
Little Chance of Passage.
There seemed little chance, how
ever. that Congress could act before
April 7, the date set for the tele-
phone strike.
The conciliation conference here
was between officials of the Amer
ican Telephone g. Telegraph Co. and
the American Union Of Telephone
Workers, representing mostly long
distance operators. The conference
was set for the Labor Department
at 1880 pm.
A. T. & T. long lines department
officials and the union began their
conference in New York Saturday
Federal officials gave no reason for
shifting the meeting here. A last
minute agreement for long-lines en-
ployes set the settlement pattern
and averted a coast-to- coast tele-
phone tieup year ago.
Labor Department officials believe
if a settlement can be reached fol
long lines it could be extended tc
cover other unions of the Nationa,
Federation of Telephone Workers
the parent union.
Earlier, John J. Moran, president
of the long lines union, said "It looks
very much as though we'd walk out
at am. April Z as planned.
Ballot on Terms Provided.
Mr.. Hartley's emergency bill
which would expire July 81 or when
Congress adjourns, provides for sc
days of mediation. After that, the
National Labor Relations Board
would hold a secret ballot election
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Shark Teeth Fall Awuy

The teeth Of nearly all sharks
and skates are set in the gums
rather than the jaws and fall away
and are replaced more or less con-
tinuously.