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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-22
NEEDS SIGNATURE or
GOVERNOR, ALLOWS
| EVERY $500 PER
SONS
NO TURNER IIqu0r-Vend1nG eS-
Establishments win probably be
permitted in Key West. That was
the significance Of q telepholss
call received this morning by
City Clerk Roy Hamlin from the
State Beverage Office in Miami.

The Miami officials advised
Hanlin Mat llcuss Nm SIS Yves
. passed ~ Mo Senate today
and awaits only 0ovesnes
caldwslfs signature 10 bsesms
I Law. The bin RESTRICTS NE
number Of liquoe-vendlhs g.
Establishments IN = community
to one for every 2.soo pssseus.
The Miami office told Hamlin
that it had resolved a telegram
from State Beverage DircctOe
James a.. Vocellc in Tallahassee
instructing ii to advise all city
offices and NQuor-license appli-
cants in its district Of the pas.
sage Of the bill by the Senate.
According - The bill. The
lslS census viii b used q .
basis for The number 81 liquor
pisces. The lels populaAion q
Key West was l43<o. and Of
Monros County. lesol& On This
basis. KpY West ID entitled 10
elk tS.7} hquos-vendin0 estsb- .
lishmsnts.. Tax Collsceor Ar
chic Roberts reports that there
are 50 now opeFatin0. This
numbss Is enough for . city Of
l32.s00. Z"
Persons now having licenses
will not be affected by the law.
II VIII however, definitely stop
6n,6 ~ ir nl(1lhnr ~
lfqtlpr1 Vending plaees Here. hob
ertS and Hainlin expressed doubt
that it will permit liquor vendors
who move from here or go out
of business to transfer their Ii
censes to another person.
The status of four applications
made recently and approved ~
the City Commission remains I'M.
certain. These are Jesus Car
mona,. lila Duval street; Arnold
Roberts, 31l Petronia street. and
H. l.. Waters, $40 Petronia street.
Some observers believed that
these applicants had gotten safe
ly under the wire before the law
goes into effect and will be per-
mitted to operate.
The bill applies TO packaged IL
quor stores anu retail liquor-vend-
ing establishments (bars). APP
parently it does not apply to
wholesale houses, Of which there
are two here, the Lopez and the
Cabrera liquor wholesale COM
panies. The law also does not in
clude clubs, but Hamlin said the
organization must be a perman-
ent, recognized statewide organi-
cation. The American Legion,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Elks
and Colored Elks have club Ii
censeS now.
Key West has five package
stores, and 48 retail liquor estab-
lishments. Hamlin instructed
Roberts not to sell any more Ii
quor licenses in accordance with
the orders he received from the
State Beverage Office.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30
Employers Must File
Quarterly Reports

Columbus, Oct. 29-Frank J. Col
lopy, administrator of the State
Bureau of Unemployment Compen-
sation, said today that employers
who wish to avoid being subjected
to a new penalty under the Ohio
Law must file their quarterly contri-
button reports no later than mid
night, Friday, October 81.
The penalty, which was written
into the Unemployment Compen-
sation Law at the last session of the
General Assembly, provides: That
any Ohio employer, subject to the
Law, who fails to file his contribu-
ton report within the time set by
the administrator, shall have his
contribution amount increased un-
less such failure is due to circum-
stances beyond the employers con-
troll
Such an increase, Collopy said,
would amount to S. for contribution
reports that are not more than 80
days overdue plus an additional SIS
for each addition 80 overdue days or
fraction thereof. The maximum pen
ally for a single violation is $25,
Covered employers throughout the
state have been sent letters explain
ing the new penalty in detail.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30

Steed, Karen Colley, Martha Nc
Ferren, Betty Lou Bond, Carol Uhl.
Attendance-Earl Bond, Nelson
Clark, James DeVolld, Johnnie Gay
dos, Jackie Hrinko, Arthur Larrick,
Charles Steed, James Urdak, Dale
Yerian, Sarah Baker, Betty Lou
Bond, Karen Colley, Janet Halahan,
Patricia Hickman, Phyllis Lisak,
Martha McFerren, Ruth Ann Phelps,
Shirley Roberts, Ann Sklenar, Carol
Uhl.
Third Grade: Scholastic-Barba
Buckley. Attendance-Kay Alton,
John Anderson, Carl De Lancey,
Dewey Hickman, Jr., Marian Hick-
man, Maurice Richardson, Ward
Teeters, Betty Davis, Dorothy Hick-
man, Dolores Longaberger, Edna
Carol Roberts, Burness Secrest, Ruth
Ann Tulga, Linda Vyloscik, Maurice
Davis.
Second Grade. Scholastic-James
Dennis, Floyd Steed, Sarah Buckley,
Janet Davis, Nancy Lou Mckee,
Linda Schott, Janice Sklenar, Nor
ma Coyle. Attendance-Alva Clark,
James Dennis, Harry Moore, Ken
meth Perkins Howard Ringer, Floyd
Steed, Raymond Yerian, Wanda
Anderson, Lynda Sue Bond, Janet
Davis, Wava Geary, Floella Great
house, Nancy Lou Mckee, Mary Ann
Moorland, Linda Schott, Janice
Sklenar, Charlene Wheeler.
First Grade: ScholaStic-Mary Ell
len Dennis, Sandra Lee Newhouse,
Attendance-Harold Archer, David
Bond, Robert Gaydos, Herbert
Hurst, George Ralph, Mary Frances
Baker, Mary Ellen Dennis, Fontella
Greathouse, Anna Mae Hickman,
Joyce Hunter, Sandra Newhouse,
Sandra Rayner and Sylvia Wheeler
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30
''Tuffy'' Tilton Scores
Four TOuChdOWns
In League Victory

After trailing 60 in the first
quarter, the Redskins bounced back
TO smother Glouster under a furry
OF touchdowns 31-6, on the home
held last Friday night 1t was .Cald-
wells second consecutive win and
their third of the season, against
three ties and loss.
Tuffy" Tilton punched over four
touchdowns for the Redskins on runs
OF AZ, 26, 27 and four yards. A 81
yard scoring run was nullified when
he stepped out of bounds on the -26.
Glouster drew first blood early
IN the game when Jim Cctter took
Tilton's long punt on his own 10
yard line and sprinted up the right
side of the field for a touchdown
1t was 90-yard jaunt that happen
ed almost before the customers had
settled in their seats. Angle at
tempted to plunge for the point but
was thrown back
Caldwell Immediately launched a
65-yard drive for their first touch
down, after Bigley took the kickoff
on the 80 and returned it to the 35.
Ferguson was unable to gain, and
Tilton picked up one yard, then Til
ton shot 26yard pass to Craft on
the Glouster 38. Tilton advanced the
ball to the 80, before Jimmy Potts
on two line bucks added 20 yards
setting up first down on the 10. At
this point Craft passed over the line
to Shaw on the four, from where Til
ton driving hard skirted right end
for the score. Craft passed to Dave
Shaw in the end zone for the point
swnr H. Il - -
the quarter.
The Redskins went rs yards for
the next marker with play starting
on their own 25. Ferguson, Tilton
and j. Potts carried the ball to the
40, where Fergy was shaken loose
on an 18-yard jaunt to the Glouster
AZ. On the next play fluffy" slipped
around right end on his favorite
ondary for a touchdown. Jimmy
Potts passed to Bill Christopher for
the point but it was unsuccessful,
leaving the score 1876.
A tumble on the Glouster 10 cost
the Redskins a score on the next
series of plays, but Glouster was
On the first play Tilton around
AA6A1 SAAS "IAAN 11A IllS way AOl "iioI
was believed score but it was ruled
that he stepped out of bounds on
the 26. fluffy" Immediately retail
lated by going right down the middle
to make it sure thing. Merry's at
tempted placement was wide, leav-
ing the count 1916 at halftime.
The second half opened with Ben
Craft returning the kick IS yards
to Caldwells AZ. Short gains by j.
Potts, Tilton and Ferguson moved
the ball to Glouster's 81, from where
Tilton got loose again around right
end for touchdown number four.
Craft attempted to plunge for the
point but was stopped short of the
goal line, making it 25-6.
Dave Shaw intercepted a Tomcat
pass on the so and returned it to the
Glouster 20 to set up the next play.
This time Glen Potts, Ferguson and
Riski shared the ball carrying duties
advancing to the five, where Fergu-
son scored right through the middle,
funning the count to 31-6. Merrys
kick for point was wide again
The final quarter was Scoreless
with Glen Potts breaking up the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30
Honor Students Named AT Belle Valley
Schools For First Complete Six Weeks

The complete honor roll and per-
feet attendance record of all stu
dents in the Belle Valley schools,
has been announced by Superintend-
ent Harry c. Colley. The list is as
follows:
Seniors: Scholastic-Donna Sc
crest, Phyllis Corne. Attendance
Frances Greathouse, Betty Halahan,
Vera Palmer, Donna Thomas, Goldie
Bania, Mary Uro and Paul Zaleha.
Juniors: Scholastic-Jim Shattuck,
Frances Bates. Attendance-Frances
Bates, Helen Yerian, Patricia
Buckley, Iris Joan Geary, Virginia
Ringer and Phyllis Lanier.
Sophomores: Attendance-Nellie
Bond, Virginia McCune, Donna
Humphrey, Vivian Champlin, Norma
Champlin, Norma Geary, Don
Palmer, Edward Schott, Arthur
Zudell, Byron Hall.
Freshmen: Scholastic - Dorothy
Archer, Betty Buckley, Connie
Sklenar, Beatrice Richards, Carl Nc
Kee and Margaret Joan Uhl. At
Observation-Disclosures Dennis, Dorothy
Archer, Irene Minyo, Martha Tom
cho, Eileen Zudell, Hilda Archer,
Betty Buckley, Shirley Hronec, Con-
ME Sklenar, Eileen Perkins, Bea-
trice Richard, Lavella Ringer, Mar
garet Joan Uhl, Lillian Ruth Thomas
and Virginia Halahan.
Eighth Grade: Scholastic-Emelis
Sklenar, Clara Schott, Betty Mackie
Attendance-Nellie McCune, Joan
Palmer, Valera Rippeth, Florence
Samay, Emelia Sklenar, Clara
Schott, Jimmy Bates, Wayne Bet
finger, Neil Danford, Jack Edwards,
Edith Archer, Ruth Clark, Ruth
Danford
Seventh Grade: Scholastic-Don
Uhl. observation-disclosures Johnson,
Shirley Cain, Evelyn Halahan, Thel-
ma Hannum, Norma Lorey, Geneva
Tulga, Paul Hrinko, Eugene Hick-
man, Kenneth Nicholson, Freddy
Bond, Clarence Yoho, William Davis,
Donald Urdak.
Sixth Grade: Scholastic-Shirley
Archer. Attendance-Delbert Rich
ardson Ernest Varhola, Junior Yer
ian, Shirley Archer, Norma Jean
Morland, Eileen Rayner, 10 Ann
Yoho.
Fifth Grade: Barbara
Gombeda, Lavina Macenko. Attend
ance-Ray Geary, Detmer Great
house, Theodore Hickman, Russell
Johnson, Aubrey McCune, David
Modlin, William Nicholson, Clayton
Perkins, John Sklenar, Gilbert Tul-
ga, Larry Velosky, Eugene Yerian.
Fourth Grade: Scholastic-Charles
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30

32-19, New Concord 20-14, Crooks
vile 25-6, and New Lex 7-6. Last
year the Redskins thought this game
was in the bag and ended up on the
short end of a TO score which cost
them share of the league title.
BYESVILLE FALCONS will help
Caldwell to wind up the home sea-
son on Tuesday, November 4, in
game starting at 800 o'clock on the
Caldwell field. This will be home
coming for Caldwell, complete with
queen, attendants, halftime festiv-
tiles, etc. Byesville band will also
perform at the half and will be ac-
companied by large delegation of
approximately 500 fans. The Falcons
have been looking forward to this
game and would gain needed pres
tige for their first season of football
by walking away with a victory. Re-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30
NAMED TREASURER

At recent meetlng OF the DOdTu
of directors of the Mackenroth Co,
Inc, department store operators in
Cuyahoga Falls, Paul Mcbride was
elected by unanimous vote to the
position of treasurer of the corpor-
alton.
Mcbride has been employed as ac-
countant there since last December.
He is a graduate of Summerfield
high school, Marietta business insti-
tute and now holds a lifetime mem
bership in the International Ac-
countantS Society He is the son of
T. w. and Pearl Mcbride, both de-
ceased.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30
DANCE AND SOCIAL

Sponsored by Center grange. "a
Halloween grange party and dane 2
will be held at the high school gymi
nasium, Friday evening, October 81 |
at Sarahsville. The program, which,
includes a community song fest and
cake walk, in addition to the dance
will begin at 7:30 o'clock. Admission
will be slightly higher for those who,
do not come masked. All children
under school age will be admitted
free. The public is invited to this
seasonal festival.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30
RECEIVES PROMOTION

Charles W. CozZens, USN, son OF
Mrs. Pearl S. Danford of Caldwell,
now of Waterford, has been adj
vanced to storekeeper, second class
at the Naval Barracks, Washington,
D. c.
. Cozzens entered the naval service
September II, 1945, at the Naval Re-
cruiting Station, Marietta, and re-
ceived recruit training at the Naval
Training Center, Bainbridge, Md.
Before entering the navy, he at
tended Marietta high school, Mari
eta.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30
Redskins Wallop Glouster 31-6I

ports say Byesville's team is big and
rugged with plenty of fight, making
the outcome doubtful At any rate,
the largest crowd of the season is
expected for the game, so better
come early.
CROOKS VILE smacked down
Philo $40 last week to retain their
unblemished record Only Glouster
and New Lex remain to challenge
their supremacy. In other games,
McConnelsville tripped Roseville
32-19, New Lex and Dresden battled
to 1919 tie, while New Concord
was idle.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30
SOME WAC in the crowd locke,

SOME WAC in the crowd looked
at Glouster's lineup and said: eff
Wright's at left, who's at right?" He
Costello shows. Another, having
nothing better to do at the half,
made up this pun on the Tomcat's
backfield: THE halfback was
MOODY, so he passed WRIGHT
over the line to the quarterback, who
COTTER while running across the
field at an ANGLE"
MELVIN Pollen, a senior at Massil-
lon high school, was a spectator at
the game, and was very high in his
praise of CaldWells band. He re-
ferred to it as a miniature of Mas
sillons famed Swing band"
AN UNUSUAL INCIDENT marked
the fourth quarter of the game.
After Caldwell had gained IL yards
on the opening play, it was dis
covered the officials had failed to re-
verse the field. The game was de-
layed Is minutes while coaches, cap
tains, and officials went into a
huddle resulting in the field being
reversed but the play allowed.
SHORTS - Cotter's 9O-yard touch
down run was the longest against
Caldwell this year =. Tilton had to
prove his touchdown just before the
half After going 81 yards for the
score, the officials ruled out of
bounds on the 26, but 'Tuffy"
undismayed, carried it over on the
next play . Glen Potts went high
into the air to snag a Glouster pass
in the third quarter, while Dave
Shaw scooped up another just at his
shoe tops .. Bernard Riski was the
boy who recovered the Glouster
tumble on the visitors 10-yard line
near the close of the game e.
Jimmy Potts hung on to the Glouster
pass receiver just before the half
and finally pulled him down after
a 27-yard gain Two pin-wheels
were, set off at the intermission by
the Booster club E. . Glouster punted
into the stands frequently, but on
one occasion a small boy jumped up
and kicked the ball back Don
King and Bill Murrey are the boys
who have been keeping score this
year Caldwell's backfield was
outweighed Il pounds per man,
while the Redskins line had an ad-
vantage of 13 pounds per man.
CALDWELL BOWLERS defeated
their opponents in three straight
games at Cambridge last Monday
night, although spotting them 20
pins.
Scores:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30

sidered a "breath-
er" despite the fact
Roseville has won
only two games,
over Dresden 1870
and P hilo 1877.
They have piled up
touchdoWnS wit h
regularity although
losing to NJ & M,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30
DEER PERMITS

Deer permits for hunters of Noble
county must be secured from the
district office of headquarters office
at Columbus, according to Game
Warden Reuben w. Parks. The per
mits are not on sale at the office of
Clerk of Courts George L. Thomp-
son, since deer hunting is not a sport
in Noble county-due to the lack of
deer
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30
SPONSORING DANCE

The ladies of Corpus Christi Cath
olic church, Belle Valley, are spon-
soring halloween party and eve
ming of entertainment at the church
basement, Thursday evening, Octo-
Der 80. The program will begin at
800 o'clock.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30
FIGURE IN ACCIDENT

Mrs. Devlin of Oxford, who suf
fered a broken leg Thursday in an
automobile accident between Lewis
vile and Stafford, was reported re-
covering Saturday at the home of
her sister. The accident occurred
when an axle of the Packard she
was driving broke, causing it to turn
over.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30
COUNCIL MEETING

Regular meeting of the village
council for November will be held
at the call of Mayor Sam Secrest
next week. Regular meeting night
next month falls on November 4,
date of the off-year election, and the
City Hall is always used as precinct
headquarters.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30
SH or IS
By LONG

ROSEVILLE RAMBLERS entertain
the Redskins on Thursday night of
this week, the game starting at 800
o'clock. The Ramblers, cannot be
taken too lightly nor the game con-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30
TO HOLD DANCE

Sponsored by the .BatesVille
American Legion Auxiliary a mixed
dance will be held at the high school
building, Friday evening, October 81,
beginning at 800 o'clock. The pub
lie is invited,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30

Tomcat's main thrust by intercept
ing a pass on the Caldwell 25 and
returning it to the Al The Redskin
subs played the fourth quarter and
while unable to score themselves,
likewise held the Tomcats in check.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30

Scoring-Touchdowns: Tilton, 4;
Ferguson, Cotter. Point after touch
down-Shaw (pass from Craft.)
Officials-Kries and Matheney,
Duncan Falls; Scholl, GAINESVILLE.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30
PAID ADMISSIONS for the Glous-
GlouSter

PAID ADMISSIONS for the Glous-
ter game were TIC with adults num-
bering 566 and students $50. Gate re-
ceipts were $320.50. 1t was the third
largest crowd of the season and
boosted the home attendance to
1920 With favorable weather, the
crowd at the Byesville game should
exceed the seasons high mark of
1,184 which witnessed the Crooks
vile contest.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30

BACKFIELD STATISTICS show the
Redskins piled up 313 yards rushing
compared to Glouster's So. Tilton ac-
counted for $50 yards in IL times
carrying the ball, an average of 1913
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-15
ATEITIES LVS VEIK-
LA NAUJOJE
ANGLIJOE
Pasimatyki1n Piknike
Rugsejo l d.

Kurie dalyvavo LVS seine
Waterbury, Conn.,, Birzelio %.
20 d., gerai atmena LVS cen.
tro valdybos uolu darbavima.
81, kas pasirode is raportu pa.
ciame seine. Seimo dalyvia.
gavo placiu ziniq apie LVS vel.
kima, ir kad- tas veikimas yra
visapusiai naudingas ir reika.
lingas.
Pereitame Dirvos numeryje
pasirode LVS centro atsisauki-
mas j skyrius, raginant. rupin-
tis tolesne darbuote. Centre
darbuote priklauso zymiai nuo
to kaip skyriai centre paremia.
Budamas vienas is Naujosios
Anglijos veikeju noreciau pa
reiksti ir savo mintis musu at
cities veikla1 LVS labui, ir pa
kvieciu kitty LVS skyriq veike-
jus tue reikalu pagalvoti ka ir
kaip turetume daryti toliau.
Nuo saves pridedu kad mes
pasinaudotume NUNS be dide-
lilo vargo suteikiama proga su-
sitikti ir aptarti LVS veikla
Naujojoje Anglijoje.
Rugsejo l d. Worcesterio sa-
vaitrastis Americas Lietuvis
rengia savo piknika. I pikni-
ka savu noru suvaziuos, kaip
ir visada, daugumas Naujosios
Anglijos veikeju. Taigi ten ir
butu patogiausia susitikti ir
aptarti musq kaip rytieciu ru-
denio ir ziemos tolimesnis LVS
skyriu organizuotas veikimas.
81 mano mintis yra kaip pa
vienio. Xiii skyriai ir pavie-
Mai, taip pat geros valios Lie
tuviai, pagalvokite .ir Rugsejo
/ d., per Labor Day, dalyvau-
kite Americas Lietuvio pikni-
ke. Susitike vieni kitus Wis ka
nors suplanuosime.
X. Demikis,
New Britain, Conn.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-15
PRAEITIES SESELIAI
Mire zmogus kuris buvo uzgrobes Vilniu

ga 1889 metals isdavikiskai
puole jo tevyne mirtino jai pa
vojaus valandoje ja pasidalino
SUI Vokietija ir paverge.
sitokiomis aplinkybemis bu-
tq viso pagrindo manyti kad
cia zeligovskio karjera pasi-
baige, kaip prasidejo = skan-
dalu. Ir Wis delto kai kuriu
Lenkq spaudos organu nekro-
loguose jis vadinamas "Vilniaus
lsvaduotoju". Lyg uzpuldamas
Lietuva ir okupuodamas Vilniu
tas generolas butu igyjes to-
klu nuopelnu Lenkijos atzvil-
giu kurie net leido jam tureti
isdavikisku santykiu su mirti-
nu Lenkijos priesu.
Vilniaus okupacija buvo gi-
liai uznuodijus santykius tarp
Lietuvos ir Lenkijos, kurios vi
suomene taip ir nebuvo isten-
gus suprasti jog 1920 metu
ivykiai ne tik sunkiai pazeide
LietuviQ tautinius jausmus bel
valstybinius interesus, bet tie
siog izeide kiekviena Lietuvi.
Lenkijos laikysena Lietuvos at
zvilgiu turejo labai neigiamu
pasekmiu bendrai Rytu Euro
pos politinei organizacijai.
Nuo 1920 metu isejo daug
laiko ir nutekejo daug Lietu-
viu ir Lenku kraujo kovose SUI
tu tautu priesais, Rusu boise
vikais ir Vokieciais. Tick Lie
tuvai, tick Lenkijai gresia di-
delis pavojus is Sovietu puses.
Todel reikia tiketis jog vien
jau situ tragingu aplinkybiu
pakaks patikrinti abieju kai-
myniriu tautu bendradarbiavi-
mui dabar bel ateityje ir ap-
saugoti Lietuvos sostinei nuo
nauju pasikesinimQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-15

LlEPOS 20 d., Naujienu re-
daktorius savo apzvalgos sky
riuje patalpino sekanciai:
"Pries dvejeta menesiu buvo
paskelbta spaudoje kad Sen.
Brooks is Illinois, pono Olio pa
ragintas iteike bendra rezoliu-
CHA JAW. Senatui, kuria JAW
Prezidentas yra autorizuoja-
mas isleisti proklamacija pa
zymedamas Liepos 27 d. 1947
m. kaipo Lietuviu Diena", ir
toliau N. redaktorius desto sa-
vo pamokymus: "kaip matote
cia yra klaidingai paduota Lie
tuvos pripazinimo data. Jung
tines Americas Valstybes pri-
pazino Lietuva Liepos % d., Q
ne Liepos 27 d. Svarbiame ras-
te tokiu klaidq neturetu butt
Adv. A. Olio atsakymas
! 81 N. redaktoriaus uzsipuo.
lima uz neva datu sumaisyma
Adv. A. Oils issamiai atsake
savo kalboje per Margucio ra.
rio, Rugpjucio 3. Jis nurode
ellie saltiniu kuriuose aiskia
pasisakyta del minetos datos
Paw. Lietuviskoje Enciklopedi
joje, pirmame tome,n 479 pusl.
yra parasyta: 'sLiepOs q d
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-15
HARRY B. HAYES
CANDIDATE FOR CLERK OF
MUNICIPAL COURT

Mr.. Hayes, kandidatas i Clerk
of Municipal Court, Clevelande, gi-
me Cumberland, w. Va, Geguzes
21, 1896, yra 81 metu amziaus, We
des, turi viena dukteri ir iris anu
kus. Jis baige high school, studija-
vo kolegijoje, biznio kursa, Allan
ce, Ohio, paskui du metu lanke
Fem College inzinerijos srityje.
Mr.. Hayes tarnavo inzinierium
prie Cleveland Builders Supplies per
kelis metus, veliau tapo padejeju
prie County Engineer John o. Nc
Williams, Clevelande. Pastaru 10
metu begyje buvo savame biznyje.
Karo metu placiai darbavosi vi
suomeniniuose darbuose, buvo pir-
mininku Shaker Club, kuris daug
darbavosi rinkimui pasalpos karo
nukentejusiems.
Mr.. Hayes veikliai dalyvauja vi
suose reikaluose Holy Family baz-
nycios. Per pastarus 20 metus Mr.
Hayes gyveno ir mokejo taksus
Clevelande; jo namu adresas 1901
Harrington avenue.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-15

Adv. A. Oils nesiklauses 10,
Lietuvos klausima daznai iske-
liza Washingtone.
Lietuvos gelbejimo reikalas
nera monopolizuOtas
Kiekvieno Lietuvio darbai ir
zygiai, jei jie yra daromi Lie
tuvos laisvinimui is bolseviku
okupacijos ar bent jos gebeji-
mo reikalai, garsinami kita-
tauciu tarpe, patriotisku Lietu-
viu yra vertinami. O tie dir
bantieji asmenys yra gerbia-
mi. Tie kurie nevertina Lietu-
vos gelbejimo darby, prie ju
neprisideda, ir dar niekina pat
riotiskus Lietuvius, yra vadi-
nami Bimbos "tavorSciai'.
J. Janulis.