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f949 Budget Likely
To Be 100000,
District Officials Say

A check Of District officials yester-
day brought out that the 1949 budget
to 60 to Congress probably will be
In the neighborhood of 500, 900 900.
This would be a far cry from the
all-time record budget of $144, O0o,-
600 requested In District depart
mental estimates.
Budget Ondcer Walter L. Fowler
said yesterday he thought the $780,
100000 figure would just about hit
the nail on the head after the Com
missioners and the Bureau of the
Budget get through carving up de-
partmental requests.
But even this much money, he
said, might well mean an overhaul
OF the city's tax structure for the
second consecutive year, or even
deeper cuts that really would strike
at the efficient operation of the
city.
Nobody knows what revenue the
city's new tax laws will add, he said.
Therefore, no one can offer figure
for anticipated revenue as was done
in years past, when the revenue pro-
ducing ability Of each tax was we'll
known.
The $4,000 900 request from city
agencies, he said, came after de.
partment heads had been asked for
a realistic" budget.
Just for fun. he said. he had
figured roughly what kind of taxes
would be required to support the
realistic" estimates.
He said they would require two
per cent sales tax; 10 per cent
amusement tax, an additional one
cent tax on cigarets, and doubling
of the liquor and real estate taxes,
as well as Of the Federal payment
to the District.
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Won Wide Audiences.
His unusual voice might be wheedl-
ing at one moment, then sarcastic
or scornful. He discussed anything
from recipes to world affairs, but
always forcefully, and won . wide
audience.
In the face of a certain but linger-
ing death, he had kept up with his
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lcCclFcu only paTC-Llme instruction
last year and where classes were
larger than they should be to meet
existing standards; to provide Off
GERS, teachers and clerks for new
schools; to extend the improvements
OF existing school buildings and to
seek money to meet the rising cost
Of supplies and equipment.
The proposed administrative as
sistant to the first assistant super
intendent would consolidate person.
mel work in the white schools at a
salary of $5,s05. AT present, per-
sonnet administration in the public
schools is decentralized although
plans are being made to centralize
the personnel work of the colored
schools under an administrative as
sistant authorized in the 1948 ap-
preparations act.
Teaching positions requested for
the colored schools include six prin-
cipals and assistant principals, 26
elementary teachers, 27 junior high
school teachers, four vocational high
school teachers and 20 high school
teachers.
Projects Outlined.
For white pupils, money for the
following projects was asked:
Addition to the Kimban Elemen-
tary School, requested, SIS, 900: al
ready appropriated, $450,OO0; total
cost, $525 900. Sousa Junior High
School, to be located at Thirty fourth
street and Minnesota avenue Sc,
requested, 100000; already appro-
priated, 1926, 900; total cost, 81 1896 900.
Addition to Beers Elementary School,
requested, 1897, 800; already appro-
priated, $4,000; total cost, $487 800.
Also, replacement for Cranch-
Tyler Elementary School, requested,
500 500; already appropriated, $780,
500; total cost, $67O, 900. An elemen-
tary school in the vicinity of River
Terrace NE. requested, 5000 900:
total cost, 1925 900. Replacement for
the Stanton Elementary School. to
be located near Good Hope and Nay
lor road Sc, requested, $3.50, 900;
total cost, 1881 ,000. Replacement for
the Seaton Elementary School, to be
located at Third and I streets NV.
requested, $3.50, 900; jotal cost, $631, :
600. And an addition to the Taft
Junior High School, requested, $297.-
Oso; already appropriated. s516,970;
total cost, $4,000.
CoIored School PLANS
School building projects for COL
ored pupils for which money was re-
quested were:
Miller Junior High School. to be
located at Forty-ninth street and
washington place NE, requested,
$817 ,573; already appropriated,
$3.50 .427; total cost, $1,808, 600; re-
placement for Walker-J Jones School,
near Third and l. streets NV, re-
quested, $360,5O0; already appropri-
ated, $310,50O; total cost, $671 900.
I Also, Male Elementary School, to
be located near East Capitol street
and Benning road, requested, 1884,
600; already appropriated, $500, 900;
total cost, 1864 600. Spingarm High
School, to be located near Twenty
fourth street and Benning road NE,
requested, $700,117; already appro-
priated, $1,226,594; total cost, So
505,000. Montgomery Elementary
School, to be located near New Jer-
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pull his punches, made angry retorts
which failed to improve the situa-
ton. 1t was pretty generally agreed
by February, 1912, that, however well
the civilian defense program was
being administered, the jobs In
Washington and New York were
more than one man could handle
adequately, even a man OF Mr.. La
Guardia's prodigious energy. He re-
signed to give more time to running
the affairs of New York City.
New War Role SqueIched.
1t was we'll known in Washington
during the last war that he was
spelling to get into the Army again
Rumors that President Roosevelt
was about to recommend him for a
brigadier generals commission were
squelched on Capitol Hill by former
Senator Hairy Truman of Missouri,
then chairman of the Senate's War
Investigating Committee.
The former Mayor returned to
Washington in March, 1916, being
chosen as director of UNRRA. He
lived in the Mayfower Hotel to be
near his Office in the Dupont Circle
Building, returning to him home in
New York over week ends. That
spring Mr.. La Guardia toured the
wheat-producing States in the West
to make personal appeals to the
farmers for grain.
Later he toured European coun-
tries receiving UNRRA aid, includ-
ing the Ukraine and Poland, to
learn their requirements and check
on the distribution setup. He pre-
yiously had announced, however, he
would resign when the bulk of the
UNRRA commitments had been de-
livered, and he returned to private
life the first of this year.
Preferred House Role.
AS a former Representative, Mr..
La Guardias favorite haunt in
Washington was the House Res
taurant, where he liked to discuss
old times with his chronies of for
mer days. He once said he would
rather be a "third-rate Congress
man from a third-rate district than
the Mayor Of the greatest city in
the world"
In recent months Mr.. La Guar
dia spent more and more time at
home because Of failing health, but
continued to devote a great deal
OF work and research to his column
In the newspaper PM. He cam
paigned against high prices and the
lifting of rent controls and re-
tanned a spirited interest in politics
up until his final illness.
When Mr.. La Guardia retired as
Mayor at the end of 1945 he re-
ceived an annual lifetime pension of
Sl0,474, but he Immediately under
took an ambitious radio commentat-
ing and writing career.
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New Elevator Sought
At Franklin School
As Old One Stalls

School officials want a new
elevator at the Franklin Ad-
ministration Building, Thir-
tenth and K streets NV.
A request for $4,000 was
placed in the Board of Educa-
tons budget estimates to re-
place the old elevator which
was removed from an old Dis
trict institution more than 20
years ago" and has not been
satisfactory since. The request
said the passenger car was
stuck between floors often and
there was limit to the repairs
that could be made.
1T is difficult for operators
to open the doors and the
method of closing the doors con-
stitutes hazard to every per-
son using the elevator" the
request stated.
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La Guordio Won Friends,
Enemies in CAPITAL Life

From Yesterdays Last Edition.)
The Little Flower" was almost as
we'll known in Washington as he
was in New York. During his IA
years in the House, which began in
1917, and throughout the second war,
the public Of a blase Capital paid
him the homage due a celebrity.
The public saw him mostly on the
move, scarcely breaking his stride to
wave a greeting or flash grin
to frequent friends, acquaintance
or merely admirers along the way.
He won friends and enemies during
the days of prohibition when, in
a characteristic dramatization, he
demonstrated on the Capitol steps
his own method of making home
brew. But his most enduring memo
rial in Washington, his friends say,
was the Norris-La Guardia Act,
which has become an important
labor bill of rights"
The act is looked upon by labor
as a fundamental bill of rights" Of
equal Importance to the Wagner
Act. The recent injunction pro-
ceedings against John L. Lewis and
his striking miners was upheld by
the Supreme Court only because
the Injunction was sought by the
Government as the employer, act
ing in the public interest.
Sought to Defend Tenants.
Although Mr.. La Guardia's visits
to Washington were infrequent
in recent months, one of his last
appearances here was in defense Of
what he considered to be the rights
Of low-income tenants.
z In June he came here to fight
before q Congressional committee
for the continuation Of rent controls.
Hurrying up the steps of the
Capitol, he yelled to a newspaper
friend in his high-pitched voice
something to the effect that he prob
ably would be the only witness at
the hearing to be paying his own
expenses.
The explosive little Mayor became
a storm center here soon after
Pearl Harbor when the late Presi-
dent Roosevelt's critics attacked
Mr.. La Guardia's< administration
as director of the Office of National
Defense. Mr.. La Guardia, appointed
in May, 1s41, by President Roose-
welt, selected Mrs. Roosevelt as his
assistant.
Much of the criticism centered
about Mrs. Roosevelt's recreation
and physical training program,
which included instruction in folk
dancing among its public welfare
detectives.
(, Later it was felt the nome defense
measures were too vague and gen.
eral and lacked specific means of
protecting the population in case
Of attack.
The fighting Mayor, never one to
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Occupation
Continued From First Page.)

ney asked his colleagues to remem-
Der that there are lot of little
Vishinskys in France and Italy" and
that failure of this country to help
stimulate production in those coun-
tries will aid those forces.
Senator OMahoney made the
point that an adequate food ration
for workers is essential to restoring
the production for coal. steel and
basic commodities In the liberated
areas.
Demand for Funds Recalled.
Senator Ferguson, Republican, OF
Michigan expressed concern over the
growing demand for American dol
lars, declaring that every dollar sent
abroad is likely to send the cost of
living higher at home. He said 1t
is not the actual dollars which &c
abroad, but the food supplies they
purchase.
Committee members agreed that
they need more detailed informa-
ton on the whole European picture,
and they hope to get 1t when Is
of them leave on October for a
first-hand inspection of conditions
in Europe.
Those planning to make the trip
are Chairman Bridges and Senators
Brooks, of Illinois; Reed, of Kan
sas; Ferguson, Wherry, of Nebraska
Gordon, of Oregon; Young, Know
land, of California; Dworshak, OF
Idaho; Russell, of Georgia. and Nc
Carran, of Nevada. The other men,
bers-Senators Tydings, of Mary
land and Green, of Rhode Island
already have gone.
Special Session Seen.
They will be gone until mid-No.
vember. Chairman Bridges indi.
Gated he does not expect special
session to be called before that time
He intimated, however, he would
not be surprised If Congress is
called to meet about November Is
Secretary Royal reminded thu
Senators that the $500, 100000 al.
lowed by Congress for relief in al
American zones of occupation was
$12s,000,00 less than the Depart
ment originally requested for the
year starting July /. He recalled
telling Congress in July that ever
$725, 000, 900 might have proved in.
adequate.
Since the end of July, when the
appropriation was acted upon by
Congress" he continued, lit has be-
come increasingly evident that thu
concern which then expressed hal
been borne out by events. There
has, of course, been continuou.
increase in prices of all foods. There
has been a progressive shortage O.
grains, making necessary the pur.
chase of larger amounts of othel
more expensive foods. There ha!
also been a further reduction ir
the estimates of the German har.
vest due to a serious drought"
In addition to Mr.. Royal, thu
Senate committee was given in.
formation by spokesman for tn,
State and Treasury Departments.
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Writers to Hear Hursch

The Overseas Writers will hear
Joseph c. Harsch, foreign cores
pondent and radio commentator, at
q luncheon Thursday at 1915 pm.
in the Federal Room of the Hotel
Statler when he talks on Summer
of 1s47 in Europe" Mr.. Harsch is
a Columbia Broadcasting System
news commentator,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17
SKIRIA 7 MILlJONUS
PADIDINIMAMS

Manufacturers Light & Heat
Co. pasiryzus praplesti Pitts
burgho srityje gaso patarnavi-
ma zymiai placiau, ir naujiems
dideliems irengimams paskyre
Z milijonus dolariu. Patarna-
vino prapletimas apims namus
ir industrijas.
Prize to pastumejo dar tas
faktas kad daugelis manu- il
industriju pradejo pakeisti ku-
rinima if sildyma nuo ANGLES
CASA, del angliakasiu streiko
ir trukumo ANGLES.
81 kompanija uzbaige praves-
tt nauja "a myliu gaso varymo
paipa nuo West Virginia Xxi
netoli Coraopolis. TIA kompa-
Mia aptarnauja iris valstijas
Pennsylvania, West Virginia ir
Ohio
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AMBRlDGE, PA.

UZSIMUSE. Gruodzio 27 d..
paroles is darbo, Kazys Vasi-
liauskas sunese j sklepa anglis,
po vakarienes vel nuejo ] skle-
pa. National is sklepo lipo at
gal, mes aukStieninkas nupuoles
nuo laiptu ant cemento prasi-
skele uzpakalyje galva ir jam
nutekejo daug krapjo. zmona
nesulaukdama jo nuejo skle-
pa paziureti if RADIO mirtinai
susizeidusi. Pasisauke kaimy-
na kuris pirmiau jam gelbejo
sunesti anglis, tuoj pasauke
policija ir daktara, ir nelaimin-
ga isveze i ligonine. Sekancia
diena 5 val. ryto zmonai prane-
Sc kad jis ligonineje mire.
Kazys Vasiliauskas buvo Sc
m. amziaus, Amerikoje isgyve-
no Al meta; is Lietuvos Vado-
kiln par, Maceiniu k. Paliko
cia zmona, iris dukteris, kurios
visos iStekejusios uz Lietuviu,
kuo jis labai dziaugdavosi, If
didziavosi savo anukais, kurie
dailiai LietuviSkai kalbejo. We
lionis buvo geras zmogus, SUI
nieko uz nieka nesivarze, buvo
darbStus ir visada sutikdavo
kittens pagelbet prasomas; bu-
vo taupus zmogus, taigi paliko
mama ir kick pinigu.
Palaidotas Airiu kapinese ir
pamaldos atsibuvo Airiu baz-
nycioje. Palydejime dalyvavo
daug giminiu ir kaimynu, il
sermenims buvo susiusta daug
geliu. Ilsekis ramiai Amerikos
zemeleje. B. Gramba.
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LOWELL, MASS.

PRAKALBOS. Musu koloni.
joje Gruodzio 8 ivyko prakal.
bos Sv. Juozapo parapijos sale,
je. Kalbejo Kun. j. Jakaitis
DR.. Kazlauskas, nesenai atva.
ziaves is Europos. Abu kalbe.
tojai nusviete koks likimas da,
bar laukia musu tautos, ir kac
mes turime dirbti visomis jie.
gomis uz savo tautos laisve.
Kalbetojus perstate victims
klebonas Kun. F. Strakauskas
Auku surinkta 1920 ALT rel
kalams. SLA 173 kuopa is sa
vo lido aukavo $25.
VYTAUTO Klubas pardavi
savo parka, kur Lietuviai lai
kydavo savo piknikus; dabal
ir Lietuvyste nukentes. Par.
davimo priezastis: daugumas
musu jaunimo nuejo pas kita.
taucius; senoji karta jau rete.
ia, trumpai sakant vaikai ne.
nori' tevu turta paveldeti.
Taipgi M. Kindaras pardavt
savo uke; seniau Lietuviai to-
je ukeje laikydavo savo pikni-
kus.
LIETUVIAI cia susilaukemt
nors vieno daktaro, dentistc
William KrawZun. Krauciunas
tik ka gryzo is kariuomenes.
tarnavo Vokietijoje, kapitonc
laipsniu. DR.. Krawzun cia
gimes, auges ir moksla ejes.
Butu gerai kad atsirastu cia
ir Lietuvis medicines daktaras,
kolonija yra gera.
CIA Lietuviai labai nusimins
negaIedami susirasyti SUI save
giminemis Lietuvoje ir negale-
dami pagelbeti. Nekurie siun-
tie pagalba, tai is siuntiniu ge-
resni daiktai is drabuziu isvog-
ii. DirvOs SkaitytOjas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17

Valstijos ligonmeje, Ann Ar
Dor, Mich, pasidave operacijai
musu veikeja, Stephanija Ciur-
lionyte-Douvan.
Sausio IL d. ja aplanke il
dovaneles nuveze DR.. Eugenia
Gurskaite, Adele Mase, Juozas
Kripas, ir DR.. Jonas Sims su
zmona. Jie nuveze jai geliu
vazona nuo Helenos Rauby il
bukieta nuo LietuVai, Vaduoti
Sajungos 6 skyriaus, kaip uzuo-
jautos zenkla savo~ organizaci-
jos darbsciai narei. Ligone tue
buvo giliai sujaudinta.
Mes visi LVS 6 skyriaus ma
rial ir draugai linkime Stepha-
nijai greitai pasveikti. Mes vi
81 pasigendame taves, Stepha-
Mia!
Saratoga ligonineje serga il
turejo lengva operacija nuola-
tinis LVS 6 skyriaus darbuoto-
jas ir izdininkas Augustus Rim
kunas. Tikimes musu darbs-
tus narys greitai susveiks.
LVS 6 skyrius savo susirin-
kline paskyre uzuojautos iSrei-
skimui nariui Rinkunui nuvez-
ii dovanele. Nariai pasiryze
sergancius lankyti.
Musu sergantieji- gailisi kad
negales pamatyti LVS 6 sky
riaus. suruostos tremtiniu pro-
gramos.
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Waterbury. Conn.
BALlUS NASLAICIU
NAUDAI

Kaledu vakare cia buvo su-
rengtas balius Lietuviu naslai-
clQ naudai. Nors parengimas
nebuvo skaitlingas atsilankymu
bet pasekmingas tue kad Wis
zmoniQ randasi su gerom Sir
dim, kurie toki tiksla paremia.
stai LietuviQ Neprig. Politikos
klubas dave dykai sale tam va
karui. Garbe NUNS tureti to-
kiu patriotingu organizaciju
kurios niekad neapleidzia lab
daringu darby.
sio vakaro rengimo komisija
dekoja aukotojams, darbinin-
ninkams ir items kurie pareme
atsilankymu. Likusis pelnas
skiriamas Lietuviu karo mas
laiciu suselpimui.
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S1O5 TREMTINIAMS
SUSELPTI

Gruodzio 20 ivykes seimyni.
mis- vakarelis dave gryno pei,
no S105. Tai labai grazus sal,
DOS zestas. LVS skyrius u5
tuos Dinigus suselps keleta Sci
mu Europoje.
Kai kas aiskina kad mes sell
plane tik savo draugus. Tame
nebutu irgi rieko blogo, bet is
tikro LVS 6 skyrius ir narial
selpia visus kan pasalpa labal
reikalinga, Kai kuriuos is Sell
piamuiu zinome, nes iie nuola-
tos raso visuose Lietuviskuose
laikrasciuose, kitais gi pasiten-
kirame kad iie yra musu tau
tiediai, hroliai ir sesutes Lietu-
vial. Mes gaudami pasalpos
sauksmo balsa niekad neklau-
sineiame iu partiios ar dvasi-
Mo nusistatvmo. salpa turf ir
privalo Futi skaisti. Tx tada
bus selpimas nuosirdus.
LVS 6 skyrius iksiol ia lvg-
svara islaike ir mano tro<ki-
mas Fad ir ateit 'ie iSlaikytu.
Sio skyriaus nariai kurie va.
dovauia selpime. turf rvsius i1
su dvasiskiais tremtiniais W.
juryje, ir jei kuris is tn diva
siskiu nurodo selma labai rel
kalinga suselpti,. Sis skyrius IL
nariai selpia paoal isgales Tai
gi toxic primetimai turf butt
paneigti.
Negaliu praloisti nepazynlc-
ius kad trarntinp IS Selrti va
karelio billetu daugiausla IS
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CARE SIUNTINIAI
PABEGELIAMS

CARE, valdiska pasalpos pa
begeliams pasiuntimo organi-
zacija, ir toliau priima uzsa-
kymus po $40 persiuntimui pa
ketu karo nukentejusiems Eu-
ropoje. Kaip atsimenate skel-
bima, CARE pakietai sveria
49 svarus, is ju 20 svarai yra
gerai parinktu maisto produk-
tu, kit dalykai yra siaip reik-
menys, nuo cigaretu Xxi muilo.
Kadangi CARE turi ta Wis
ka gatavai Europoje, todel ne
ra sunkumo tuos paketus pri-
statyti Europoje esantiems jul
su giminieciams kuriuos norit
tiesioginiai suselpti.
Daugelis Dirvos skaitytoju
syki pasiunte, paskiau uzmirso
CARE adresa ir noredami XII
items arba antru kartu pasius-'
ii tuos paketus nezino kaip.
CARE veikia ir toliau, ir ka-
da tik norit apdovanoti saws
kius maistu ir kitais reikmeni-
mis-, daug geriau ir pigiau yra
pasiusti j CARE ceki ar money
orderi ant $40 su aiskiais adj
resais savo ir to kan siuntinl
uzsakot. CARE adresas:
CARE
so Broad Street,
New York 4, N. Y.
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LVS SkYRIUS RUOSIASI
VASARIO l6 MINEJIMIJI

Varde LVS ir AIM cia ruo.
siamasi paminejimui 20 me.
tu Lietuvos Nepriklausomybes
Parengimas ivyks Vasaric
Is d., Elton Hotel. Nors dal
visa programa tam nera nu
statyta, bet prie jos ruosiama
81 visapusiskai, kad parengimas
padarytu gera ispudi if tarr
Amerikieciu. Tam reikalings
ir visu geros valios Lietuvil
paramos.
Taigi vardan musu brangios
tevynes kvieciame visus gerus
Lietuvius dalyvauti Shame pa
rengime.
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NAUJAS GUBERNA-
TORIUS

LANSING, Mich. - Nauju
Metu dienoje, Michigan valsti-
jos sostineje, Lansing, atsibu-
vo naujai isrinkto valstijos gu
bernatoriaus, Kim Sigler, pri-
saikdinimo ceremonijos.
Dalyvavo daug zymiu politi,
ku ir sveciu, kuriu tarpe buvc
ir Ohio valstijos naujai isrink'
tas gubernatorius Herbert.
Naujas Michigan gubernato
RUS buvo pasizymejes perse
kiojimu .ir patraukimu atsako
myben sios valstijos raketieril
ir valdininku uz kysiu emima
10 administracija lures zmonil
gera pasitikejima. J.
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Trerntiniu koncerto
Dalyviai

81 sekmadieni, Sausio-Jan. 19
d., Lietuviu tremtiniu vakaro
programa pildys naujos jiegos
nesenai atvykusios is Lietuvos,
menininkes ir kalbetojai. Jie
yra: jau NUNS zinoma pianis-
te Brute Smetoniene, soliste
Elena Petrokaite; deklamuos
pasipuosus tautiskais rubais
Prane Ceckauskienes; papasakos
paskutinius savo ispudzius is
Europos ka tik atyykus karie
zmona, Irena Gudiene.
Kalbes ir referata skaity:
Inz. Jonas Duncia ir Inz. Mar
tynas Laurinavicius. M. Lau
rinavicius dabar turf inzinie
riaus tarnyba Michigan valsti
jos sostineje Lansing.
Solo ir duetus padainuos vie
tiniai solistai Jonas Valiuka
ir Jonas Baliukonis. Akompa
nuos jiems pianiste Elena Dai
lydaite.
Visa tai ivyks buvusioje Lie
tuviu saleje, prie 25th ir Yves
Vernon Hwy. Programos pra
dzia 500 val. Pc programo
bus sokiai prie zinomos Star
orkestros, taipgi vaises pri
bufeto.
Atsilanke pamatysite ir gil
desite idomia programa ir tu
resite proga susipazinti s
naujaisiais Lietuviais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17
STILLS AMERIKOJE
PLINTA

NeziuriNt karo meto atsar
gumO II dramatinio pasisekimc
gydymo penicillinu, lytiskos Ii
gos tarp Amerikos vyru ir mo.
terQ nuo karo pabaigos pakilo
Apskaiciuojama kad trys mill,
JONAH Amerikieciu turi sifili
Desimts milijonu kitu turi go.
norrhea. Tarp Americas ka-
reiViQ Europoje lytiski uzsikrG-
tlmai pasieke auksciausio laip-
snlo sios Sales militarneje is
torjoje. Viso to priezastis yra
lyti$kas palaidumas.
DR.. Walter Clarke, Americas
Socialines Hygienos Sajungos
direktorius, ra$o kad lytiskas
palaidumas tarp zmoniu taip
paplites, kad, kaip paduoda vie
ma paVyZdl, New Iorke Viena
trylikos metu mergaite uzkre-
te sifiliu net 80 vyrus ir mer-
einas, per ju lytiskus susineEi-
mus.
Nors lytiskos ligos sekamos
labai atydziai, ir zinomi asme-
nvs su lvtiSka liga net varu
privercimi eiti gydytis, taciau
lytiskas palaidumas taip pra
plites kad su ia pikta liga ga
lima kovoti tik viena po kito
asmeni susekus ir privertus Ell
ii gydytis. Xiii net nepasiru-
pima gydymusi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-17
KOMUNISTU TAVORAS
NUSMUKO

sioje kolonijoje komunisty
Laisve nusmuko tick kad jau
griebtasi siuntineti ja dykai
Suprantama, purvo pirkti ne
reikia, jo atsiranda namuose il
taip pakankamai, taip ir tas
bolSevikiskas purvas pradejo
pasiekti nekuriu if doru Lietu-
viu namus. Tarp ju, ir Lietu-
Viu Neprigulmingas Politikos
klubas to purvo gauna. Tiki
ma klubieciams daug laiko nc.
uzims nusikratyti to raudono
purvo. M. J. &.