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Evening star., 1947-11-20
Allied Dignifaries in Japan
Toast Elizabeth and Groom
BY the Assoeiossd Press

TOKYO, Nov. 20.-Mrs. Douglas
Macarthur and top-ranking Allied
dignitaries drank a toast today to
Princess Elizabeth and 1t. Philip
Mountbatten at a British Embassy
reception highlighting events cele-
brating the royal marriage
Gen. Macarthur did not attend
the function, but key headquarters
and 9Th Army officers, British occu-
patton force leaders and diplomatic
officials were present as A. D. F.
Gascoigne, head of the British
liaison mission, proposed the toast.
A steady, chill rain forced post
ponement until Friday of a parade
of British occupation forces. More
than 1000 representatives of vari-
Gus British units will march on the
imperial plaza, -.
Other events today In Tokyo aud
in the British occupation zone Of
Evening star., 1947-11-20

The sailors were identified by po-
lice as Seaman 1lc William l..
Morris, 20, and Clyde Selby, 70, of
Quarters K, Arlington, Va.
They were arrested by Pvts.
Francis q. Davis and William r.
Shelton of No. 2 precinct at II
O'Clock last night about 80 minutes
after Joseph w. Fulton, 46. Of the
Evening star., 1947-11-20

HOO block Of New Hampshire avenue
NV, reported he had been robbed.
Mr.. Davis, driver of a Yellow taxi,
told police two sailors had hailed
him at New York avenue and Ninth
street NV. and directed him to take
them to the 1000 block Of N. street
NV. Reaching the destination they
robbed him, he said.
Evening star., 1947-11-20

Central Japan included receptions
and a special sports program. 1t.
Gen. H. c., H. Robertson, command
ing British occupation forces, was
host at a cocktail party here for a
large number of occupation officials.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
flors Held in Yoking
q Robbery Of cabman

70 sailors were under charges
Of robbery today as the result of
the "yoking' Of a cab driver from
whom $1s was taken last night.
Evening star., 1947-09-20

York rail and air shipments except
full carloads. A company spokes-
man said full carloads constituted
only small part of the traffic here,
which averages 10000 shipments q
day.
The dispute which started when
the teamsters' two-year contract
with the company expired June 26
led to the walkout.
Reduces Wage Demand.
The union, an official of Local S0s
said, originally sought 4o-cent-an-
hour increase, then reduced its de-
mand to 1871 cents an hour, and
now had dropped request for any
pay increase and was asking a 40
hour week instead of the present A
hours with no pay reduction.
Mr.. Murphy said the company had
offered 1917 -cent-an- hour increase
and negotiation on the other de-
mands, including the shorter work
week.
He said the current weekly pay
scale was $58.10 for drivers and
$49.36 for helpers.
Teamsters' union locals and the
company have been conducting
negotiations in Chicago, st. Louis,
Cincinnati, Cleveland and San Fran
cisco. in addition to New York.
President Truman has appointed
a three man board to investigate
the dispute and asked 1t to report
by October Is.
Evening star., 1947-09-20
Two Workmen Burned
In Welding Accident

Two Annandale workmen suffered
severe burns yesterday when their
clothing caught fire in a welding
accident.
Robert L. Lamb, 28, and William
North, 26, both listed as RID Alex
andria, were in fair condition today
at Alexandria Hospital. Mr.. Lamb
suffered leg and body burns and Mr..
North leg burns.
Officials of the Frestone store
where the men were working said
Mr.. Lamb became entangled in the
lines of the welding machine and
stepped into a pan of gasoline. His
clothing caught fire, setting ablaze
the clothing of Mr.. North, who was
working nearby,
Evening star., 1947-09-20
Striking 1eamsters
Ordered by Tobin
To Return 10 Work
By the Assoeio,sd Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-Five
thousand striking AFL teamsters,
whose sudden walkout has halted all
the Railway Express Agency,s 1900
trucks here and caused an embargo
on nearly all agency shipments in
and out of New York, were under
orders today by their international
president to return to work.
Local 80S of the Teamsters' Union
began the strike Thursday night.
Thomas ]. Murphy, secretary
treasurer of Local 459, which has
headquarters in Jersey City, N. j.,
yesterday made public a telegram
from Daniel j. Tobin, international
president, ordering members of
Local 808 to resume work and to
use the machinery of the Railway
Labor Act to settle their wages
and-hours disputes.
A spokesman for Local 8O8 said no
communication from Mr.. Tobin had
been received, and that the local
would have no comment until a
message arrived.
Did Not Join Walkout.
Local 459, claiming 1,700 members
in Jersey City and vicinity and in
New York, did not join the walkout.
Spokesman for Local 808, which
claims 5000 members in New York.
said some members of Local 459 had
Joined the strike.
Company spokesmen said the en-
barge, imposed yesterday. would af-
feet about Is per cent of the firm S
national business.
The embargo included all New
Evening star., 1947-09-20
Stassen Hits 7 Rulings.
Under Taft-HartIeyA Act.
As Threats 10 Liberty
BY the Assoeiafed Press

HAMPTON BEACH, N. H, Sept.
20zHarold E. Stassen, former Gov
ernor of Minnesota, yesterday ques-
toned the constitutionality of two
rulings under the Taft-Hartley law
which he described as serious in
fringements of individual liberty"
He questioned the ruling that all
general officers of the AFL and CIO
must swear they are not Communists
before affiliated local unions could
qualify for assistance of the Ma
tional Labor Relations Board and
denounced the inclusion of union
newspapers under the clause pro-
hibiting direct or indirect political
contributions.
He said that the former could de-
prive millions of workers of their
rights and that the latter was IAN
opening wedge in an attack on a
free press"
Mr.. Strassen, campaigning for
the Republican nomination for
President, told a meeting of the
Massachusetts and New Hampshire
Press Associations last night that
these rulings by Robert Denham,
labor bound general counsel, should
be modified.
Citing the case of John L. Lewis
refusal to sign an affidavit that he
was not a Communist, Mr.. Stassen
said that his action could disqualify
local organizations in his union.
The. ruling, he added, gives to
John l.. Lewis a veto as drastic as
the veto used by Mr.. Molotov in the
United Nations Security Council"
The only sound rule" he said,
"is that the affidavit requirements
apply in each instance only
to those officers who have direct
authority over a specific union, in
cluding the power to authorize
strikes
He said that newspapers published
by unions should have inviolate
the complete right of freedom of
the press to print anything they
Evening star., 1947-09-20

tions on Jewish children which had
been described by a relief worker as
horrible and shocking"
The statement admitted that an
investigation already was under way
to determine the facts behind the
charge of Harold Trowb, director
of the Vienna Office of the Amer
lean Joint Distribution Committee,
that at least 20 of 60 children ad-
mitted to the Vienna Municipal
Hospital for infectious diseases had
undergone Shocking" medical ex-
periments.
/ Mr.. Trowb told reporters the
children were in the hospital for
mild cases of measles. He. said DR..
zikowski, the chief surgeon, had
removed skin from at least eight
to see what type measles they had,
and ordered lumbar tap" punctures
OF II to learn whether they had in
fantile paralysis (poliomyelitis).
Later DR.. Zikowski, who managed
the hospital throughout the war,
Evening star., 1947-09-20
. THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
9

wish on any subject, including poll
tics. limited only by the regular laws
of libel.
ITO hold otherwise would consti-
tute an opening wedge in an attack
on freedom of the press"
MIR. Stassen said in a press con-
ference that charges of Andrei Y.
Vishinsky, Deputy Soviet Foreign
Minister, that the United States was
preparing for war with Russia were
not true"
"And I believe" he added, "lnis
address (before the United Nations
Assembly, should be thoroughly,
completely and calmly answered
with documentary evidence before
the United Nations Assembly. 1t
would be good thing to have such
an open discussion before this town
hall of the world"
Evening star., 1947-09-20
Howard Myers Dead;
New York Publisher

NEW YORK. Sept. 2o.-Howard
Myers, 81, publisher of Architec-
tural Forum and leading sponsor of
progressive architectural design,
who served frequently as govern
ment consultant on housing, died
Thursday night.
Mr.. Myers also was publisher Of
Building Age, Good Furniture,
Heating and Ventilating, Building
Material Marketing, Home Builders
Catalogue and Building Investment.
He was a native of Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1947-09-20

admitted to reporters that he had
carried out certain experiments on
the children, but he said these were
perfectly legal"
The city's public relations officer,
Hans Riemer, said the lumbar tap
'is a minor and harmless incision
of the spine" and the skin test was
"a nondangerous operation which
entails the removal of one-half
square centimeter of skin to test
patients for spotted typhus." He
said the operations were usual ways
of carrying out exact diagnosis"
Evening star., 1947-09-20
Loshbouqh Honored

Bernard E. Loshbough. deputy in
charge OF operations of the National
Capital Housing Authority and a
past chairman Of the Potomac
Chapter, National Association of
Housing officials. recently was elect
ed president of the associations S
Middle Atlantic regional council at
meeting in New York.
Evening star., 1947-09-20
Vienna Backs Doctor
On Child Experiments
BY the Assoeiofed rress

VIENNA, Sept. 10 Delayed
The city of Vienna declared to-
night in an official release that DR..
Joseph Zikowski was only following
"the well-known scientific method
of medicine" in performing opera
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-13

Miss Martha Heen Westmore-
land and Miss Anita FonNleIIe
we're visitors 1t White Lake sun
lay.
Miss Mary Floyd and Mary
IRAN Floyd Of WhitevilIe were
visitors in the home Of Mrs.. Earle
Fioyd during the week end.
> ! = =
Miss JanelI White recently re-
.urned from Bladenboro where
he visited Misses Mary Alice
Brid%er and Sadie Dunn.
Mrs. O. l.. Benton and two
,nonths-olh SON, l.eGrand, Of Co
Mmbia are visiting Mrs Bcnton'S
PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Bell,
81. Mrs Benton is te former Miss
Catherine Bell. Mr. Benton will
ioin them here during the week
rud after which Mrs Benton and
on will accompany him home.
i
Miss Martial Helen Wcstmore-
la9G viii BE- The week end guest OF
Miss France Hickman Il; Gce>n
Drive beach.
Mr.. J. u. AIcCou%an spent Ins:
week end H. P"ieioI with her
daughter. Mir" VI. D. Martin, JI'.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-13
Miss Edith Bruton
Has Musical Tea

At her home iii thadbo"r.' o., o.,
Monday afternoon from 4 n o n",n
to $ o'clork Miss Edith hru'?"
entertained at a musical Yea ~
honor of her Greensboro 'pli'% :.
rIas~matc. Miss Martina Brady u
Siler City. ,,o,.,;n-
Mss brady. pianist %nicr, ',,.,'
cd With selections FROM her F''t
toirc incladin% classical AA' $'''"-
classical numbers. .>,..a.
The selections included \ n! 'l.
and Day. "Smokc Gets IN S"u'
E;ycs'' "Tea For Two hrc'h"l
ems "Woldstejm Sonata, ''rf''3
wins "Phap.ody In Blue at"
ChoDin's SC Minor Ballads.
After tea Wa served by the
hostess and her mother. M'%S
Brady PLAYED request numbers
and Miss Eruton sang
Guests included Mr.. DAVIS hfi-
ION. .Ir and Mrs. ". " Woody
Of Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-13

RED CIRCLE on
BOKAR . . in
the whole bean
CHATS how A&P
G o F F E E is
always sold to
insure its fresh
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-13

Whether you've been married ten days or ten ve.
"marly' month of Tune is good time to serve l."
to vour "D2tter hal" And way to do (anf
husband think you're financial WIZARD to boG, is ~
regularly at your thrifty A&P. =
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-13
MIGHTY NICE WITH ICE

MIGHTY NICE WITH ICE
7 don't think there's anything
more delicious under the sun than
really good iced coffee! It's easy
to make, too, when you use A&P
COFFEE. Select one Of these
three blends. . EIGHT O'CLOCK,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-13

ness), and have it Custom Ground
exactly right for your cotfeepot.
Make your coffee double strength,
pour it over ice, and serve.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-06-13
Fer fLAVoE Youil =, >.

When a recipe says,
taste" | have 10 euc. a..
tlty of spices to use. -,
guess at their qualify. w..
IT'S high by CHOOSING ,
SP!CIS at the A&r
plete line incluc,s J.
va, .ctles of whole :.
specs al dcgsn
and att:;. lively price,. .
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-25
MEKSIkOJE APSILANKIUS

apsidairyti, jau mes buvom
atviruose kalnuotuose plotuo-
Sc, SUI dideliais kalnais kysan-
ciais j virsu priesakyje. Gal
vojau ar mes pakilsim pakan-
kamai aukstai perskristi per
tuos kalnus. Ausys pradejo
justi orc spaudima, jose pra-
dejo dunkseti ir uzti, bet tik
trumpam laikui, ir netrukus
pradejo jaustis normaliai.
Petronele tue tarpu kalbejo
j name, bet as manau ne Wis
ka girdejau, nes buvau uzimta
sugaudymu visu ispudziu pasi-
kelimo ora. Tx atsimenu ja
sakius kad NUNS teks skristi
virs debesu; betgi debesu ME
kur nemaciau, mes jQ nebuvo.
Patarnautoja pasake man kad
mes esame 1000 pedu auks-
tumoje. Dabar pradejo NUNS
duoti pusrycius specialiai pa
ruostose lekstese, kas yra vie
ma orlaiviu savybe.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-25
LOWELL, MASS.
MUSU VEIKIMAS

Vietos BALI skyriui paskel-
bus vaju, tuoj atsirado dauge-
lis darbuotoju kurie pradejo
lankytis per namus ir renka
aukas. Daugelis jau dave ge-
ras aukas, O kurie dar nedave
tai nepamirskite duoti.
Pirmoji "kregzde" kuri vi
suomet pasirodo pirmiausia su
aukomis Lietuvybes reikaluose
tai D. l.. K. Vytauto Klubas,
kuris paskutiniame susirinki-
me paskyre $100 BALF'ui. Tai
grail auka ir geras pavyzdis
kitoms organizations. 81 au-
ka nera D. L. K. Vytauto Klu-
DO pirmutine salpos reikalams,
prizes kelis menesius klubas bu-
vo paskyres $50 pabegeliams
paremti kurie mokosi Hambur-
90 Baltic universitete; buvo
pasiusta 5 CARE pakietai.
KLUBAS STATYS MANA
DIX. Vytauto Klubo ,nariu
demesiui: Visi nariai prasoml
butinai dalyvauti Klubo susi-
rinkime Geguzes II d., kur bus
renkama komitetas statymui
naujo klubo namo if suderini-
mui tam tikslui planu. Susirin-
xmas prasides 3 val. po pietu,
Sekmadieni, Geguzes 4, nuo
7 val. vakare, cia bus rodoma
Lietuviskos filmos, prasomi VI
81 Lowell Lietuviai dalyvautl.
D. l.. K. Vytauto klubas
sveikina sv. Juozapo Draugl-
los narius Sios draugijos 4O
metu jubilejaus proga ir link
jai daug metu gyvuoti ir dlrb-
tt naudinga Lietuvybes darba
ir savo nariu gerovei.
Balandzio 27 d. Vytauto klu-
DO saleie rengiamas sv. Juoza-
DO Draugijos jubilejine vaka-
riene. Vyt. Ramanauskas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-25
BALI TELEGRAMA
|TRUMANUI

Amerikos kariuomenes Vo-
kietijoje virsininkui Gen. Clay
isleidus tremtiniams paragini-
ma gryzti j savo gimtuosius
krastus, BALI pirm. Kun. DR..
]. B. Koncius nusiunte Prezi-
dentui Trumanui telegrama.
BALI pirmininkas savo te-
legramoje isreiske nusistebeji"
mo del Gen. Clay pasielgimo,
kuriuo tremtiniams siuloma 60
dienu maisto atsarga jei jie su-
tiktu gryzti j savo sails. Pir-
mininkas nurode kad spaudi-
mas gryzti ypac neteisingas
Lietuviu atzvilgiu, kurie, bu-
damn nekalti karo aukos, tike-
JOSH ir tikisi Americas pagal-
bos ir apsaugos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-25
INDUSTRINES NELAIMES

PraneSimais is Harrisburgo
Darbo ir Industries depart
mento surinktomis ziniomis,
nelaimingi atsitikimai darbuo-
Sc Pennsylvaniioje per Vasa-
rio menesi symet sumazejo apie
10 nuoS,
Sulyg pranesimo, prie viso-
kiQ darbu sioje valstijoje Va
sario menesi uzmusta SO dar-
bininkai, o Sausio menesi bu-
vo uzmuSta 104 darbininkai.
.sSuzeidimu darbuose Vasario
menesi buvo 1O,373, Sausio m,
- II, ,557.
20 nuos. visu nelaimingu at
sitikimu darbuose buna ANGLES
kasyklose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-25
NELEIDO DAINUOTI

PEORIA, Ill. - Miesto ma
yoras atsisake leisti Shame mie-
ste rengti koncerta negrui dali
nininkui Paul Robson, irodi-
nejant kad io pasirodymas vie
Sal publikoje gall sukelti kru-
vinas riauses.
Paul Robson yra komunis-
tas, Maskvoje lavintas sovietu
agentas komunizmui Ameriko-
je platinti. Jis taipgi atvirai
agituoja uz juodu vedimasi su
baltaisiais, ka draudzia sios sa.-
lies istatymai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-25
/. NAUJAS BALE
IZDININkAS

NEW YORK. - BALE. izdi-
ninkui DR.. A. Zymontui atsi-
statydinus, BALE direktoriu
taryba savo specialiame susi-
rinkime Kovo Is d. nauju Ben
dro Amerikos Lietuviu Fondo
izdininku isrinko ponia Petro-
nele Jurgeliute-B Beverage.
Nauja BALI izdininke, poni
Petronele Beverage, savo par
eigas pradejo eiti Balandzio 1.
il nuo pat BALI isisteigimo
pradzios buvo arti Lietuviu
salpos veiklos. Nuo 1916 M.
vasaros il veike Lietuviu Mas
laieiu Komisijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-25

xii zmogu pagal savo skoni,
kuniga, professionals ar darbi-
ninka ir jam siusti pasalpa.
(Nuo Redakcijos: To laisko
pirm dalis telpa Dirvoje sia-
me numeryje.)
Prizes metus laiko, sunku bu-
vo musu tautieciams net su-
prasti ir patiketi tam, kai mes
paprastieji raseme ir ragino-
me siusti tremtiniams pagal-
bos paketelius. Bet dabar jau
tikrai turetu isitikinti kiekvie-
mas Lietuvis kad reikia siusti.
ir siusti neatideliojant.
Tos kurios man sakydavo kad
nori pasiusti paketel vargstan-
clam, bet bijancios kritikos ir
itarimo is savo bendradarbip
dabar gall siusti drasiai, tiktai
neismanelis galetu uz tai kri-
tikuoti. Teikiu pagarba toms
kurios jau seniau pasieme an
trasus ir siuncia savo pagalba
nuolatos. Is ju aktyvesnes
ST. Douvan, V. Motuziene, V.
Kriaueiuniene, M. Nasleniene,
DR.. B. Gurskaite ir jos many
te ne Detroite, J. Kripas ir KIT.
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PENNSYLVANIJOE'
PHILADELPHIA
PAZADINIMAS MUSU
VIENGENCIU

..Isvykus is cia Kristopui ir
Emilei zemaiciams, visa dar-
buote Lietuvos vadavimui veik
uzsibaige. Tiesa, cia daug yra
veikiama ir net SUI geromis pa
sekmemis, taciau tik vienpu-
siskiems reikalams, kaip vie
nuolynQ ir baznyciu, tik ne
Lietuvos vadavimui.
Wen tik tulas suklypes Sc
mis-, mokas, be I.ietuviu ir dar
kelias kitas kalbas, vienu vie
mas kick isgali klabina Lietu-
vos reikala, darbuojasi nors
= plunksna. Tarp kita ko, jis
nuo tulo laiko. semdamas me-
dziaga is veikalo ''Mirties Ko-
lona'', Antano Tolio, Lenku
spauda pagamino apie desimtl
ilgu straipsniu, tue sekmingai
garsindamas dabar nelaimin-
gos Lietuvos varda ir iskelda-
mas maskoliu bolseviku zveris-
kumus. 'Mirties Kolona" vel
kalo turinys daug turf panasu-
mo j Pulk. Petruicio "Kaip Jie
Mus Susaude".
Philadelphijos Lietuviai pri-
valo pabusti, turetu atsirasti
daugiau patriotu kurie noretu
dirbti uz savo senosios tevy-
mes iSlaisvinima. Kaip gi jums
ne sarmata snausti, miegoti to-
kiu laiku kada musu motina-
Lietuva baigiama siaures mes
kino smaugti. Jei nepajiegia-
te. aktyviai veikti tai nors, su-
lyg isgales, aukokite leidimui
ia kova vedanciu knygu ir pa
rernkite organiZacijas kurios
dirba. LietuvOs Patriotic.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-25
LIETUVIU VYSKUPU
LAISKAS

Musu spaudoje pasirode IL
gas I.ietuvos vyskupu tremti-
niu laiskas, kuriame atsikrei-
pia j visas Amerikos LietuviQ
kolonijas, visas parapijas ir
draugijas prasydami organi
zuoti is cia siuntima kick gall
ma daugiau paketeEu maisto
ir drabuziu broliams uzjuryje
Paduodama Europoje veikian-
clio Lietuviu Raudonojo Kry-
ziaus ir eiles kunigu antrasai,
per kuriuos galima siusti pake-
telius. Be to galima pasirin-
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TEXAS NELAIME
Praeityje Istikusios
81
Dideses Nelaines

AAtlCi Ahoo ldlhI oSCIQ ISpOI-
teriai kurie oru skrido apziu-
reti pereita savaite istikusia
Texas City, Texas, nelaime,
tuli sake mate panasu vaizda
iSnaikinto miesto tik kai ato-
mine bomba buvo susprogdin-
ia virs Nagasaki, Japonijoje.
zuvusiu skaicius pasieke SUI
virs 700, virs 5000 suzeistu,
ir daug dingusiu, kit dar te-
berankiojami is griuvesiu ir.
purvo, lavonai.
Sprogimai istiko keli, po to
kai ugnis pasieke toliau mics
te esancius gasoline tankus ir
kitas sprogstamas vietas.
Kitos sioje salyje istikusios
dideles nelaimes, kuriose tulo-
Sc zuvo ir daug daugiau EMO
niu, buvo sios:
1865 metals. Rugp. "a, su-
sprogo laivas Mississippi upe-
je, vezes Civilinio Karo karei-
vius belaisvius atgal mainais.
zuvo 1405 asmenys.
Didziausia Xxi Siol istikus
nelaime ivyko irgi Texas, Gal
weston mieste, Rugsejo 8, 1900
metals, kuomet iUru vandens
uzliejime zuvo apie 5000 EMO
niu.
Kita didziausia katastrota
buvo tai Johnstown, Pa, potvi-
mis- Geguzes 81, 1889, kuomet
zuvo 22O9 zmones.
Didziausia misko ugnis buvo
Peshtigo, Wis, Spaliq m. 1871
metals, kur misko gaisras su-
nalklno 1852 gyVasclQ.
Kita siu metu nelaime ku-
rioje uzmuSta Ill angliakasiq
istiko Centralia, Ill.,, Kovo 25.
Balandzio 18 suejo Al me-
tas nuo didziojo zemes drebe-
limo San Francisco, Calf, kur
1906 metals sugriauta namai,
iStikus .gaisrui per iris dienas
sunaikinta AIS miesto blokai ir
priskaityta 514 zuvusiu EMO
niu.
1908 m. Iroquois teatro gai-
sre, Chicagoj, zuvo SIS I'm.
1915 m. Chicagoje, apvirtus
laivui Eastland, prigere Sl2.
1926 - Floridos audroje
uzmusta 1927, zmones.
1880 - Ohio kalejime, CO.
lumbus, gaisre zuvo $50 I'm.
1897 - Ohio Upes potviniuo-
Sc, Pittsburghe ir toliau, zuvo
1877 zmones.
1887 - New London, Tex,
mokyklos sprogime zuvo 2o3.
1914 - Hartford, Ct, cir
ko gaisre' zuvo 16S.
1914 - Port of Chicago,
Calf, amunicijos sproglme zu-
vo 321 I'm.
1917 m. Gruodzio 6, istiko
kita didele siaures Amerikojc
nelaimee uz U. S. rlbu, kuo-
met Halifax uoste, N. S., SUI
sprogo Prancuzq laivas su ANU
nicija ir buvo uzmusta 1926