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Evening star., 1947-08-13
|Wife, 17sKi|led il Fohl
After Kissing Husband
By fhe IssSeiatsd Pssssl


NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 13.-Joseph
v. Weislo, %, sat on the porch rail OF
his second floor apartment, eating
ice cream.
Mrs. Anna Marie Weislo, his IT.
year -old wife, walked to him, threw
her arms about him and leaned over
to kiss him.
Mr.. Weislo lost his balance and
toppled over the rail. His wife
grabbed him and was dragged over
with him.
Mrs. Weislo died of a fractured
skull several hours later.
Her husband was released from a
hospital after treatment for severe
bruises.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Williom {. Leohy to Speak

William E. Leahy. Washington at
torney and former director Of selec-
tive service in the District, will ad-
dress the Rotary Club of College
Park, Md, at a regular dinner meet
ing at the Varsity Grill at s:15
o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Lloyd Jones in HospituI

Lloyd Jones, we'll known grain
and farm implement dealer o1
Dickerson, Md, has been admitted
to the Frederick City Hospital, for
treatment of a heart ailment.~ His
condition today was reported as
satisfactory.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Gordeniu Is Chinese

The gardenia is a native of China
but is named after DR.. Alexander
Garden, . physician Of Charleston,
s. G.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Ex-Wave Becomes WGAY
EarIyMorning Disc Jockey

An ex-Wave has joined the staff
Of radio station WGAY and WGAY-
FM, Silver Spring, as an early
morning "disc-jockey."
Evening star., 1947-08-13

the Navy Department here as a
yeoman. After her discharge, she
studied dramatics at a local drama
school and then went to work for
WGAY as a typist.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
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Evening star., 1947-08-13

tncumbentS, and the Republican.
have named Frederic Dawson anc
Mrs. @. Ethel Clair.
III Only One to Be Picked.
III Only one candidate will be selected
for the remainder of the Offices tt
be filled, all on political basis. The
offices and candidates are as follows
State Senate-Charles r. Fen
wick, Democrat, and Talmage Will
cher, Republican.
commemorative Attorney-Den-
man T. Rucker, Democrat, and Oren
Lewis, Republican.
Trial 5ustice-Hugh Reid, Demo
cratic incumbent; John Paul Jones
Independent, and Charles o. Pratt
Republican.
/ Commissioner of revenue-Harry
x. Green, Democratic incumbent
and Clyde B. Stovall, Republican.
ii Treasurer-Jonn Lock Green, in
cumbent, and only Republican now
holding an elective Office, and
George P. Grove, Democrat, who
was unopposed in the primary.
Viii Sheriff.. Elwood Clements,
Democrat, who was unopposed in
the primary; Herbert Marcy, inde-
pendent, retired White House police
man, and Charles B. Quade, also
independent, county restaurant
operator. The Republicans did not
nominate a candidate for sheriff.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14
The Ohio Bell Telephone
Is Metu Sukakties
Paminejimas

Pazymint 25 metu The Ohio Bell
Telephone Company's korporacinio
gyvavimo, buvo patiektas metinis
gyvavimo, Prezidentas Randolph Eli
de patieke kompanijos direktoriu
raporta stockholderiams Clevelande,
parodanti 1946 metq nepaprastus
laimejimus, su patarnavimu kuris
sieke arti prieskarinio laipsnio ne
ziurint didziausio skaieiaus pasikal-
bejimp atlikimo bent kuriame sios
kompanijos veikimo mete.
Pradeta daugiau .uzpildyti uzvilk-
tus reikalavimus telefono patarnavi-
mo; ivesta mobile radio telefono
patarnavimas daugiau automobi-
liu; praplesta telefono naudojimas
j umiescius; padaugejo algos darbi-
ninkams 43To 1946 metals, kuomet
darbininku skaicius padaugejo 344e.
Operavimo ineigos 1916 metals
buvo $85,987,000 ir operavimo islai4
dos, isemus taksus, buvo $58, ,791 900
| is kuriu daugiau negu du trecdaliai
ismoketa algomis, tarnautoju pasal-
pomis ir pensiju aprupinimui.
Operavimo taksai sieke $13, ,488,-
900, kas lygu 16 centu is kiekvieno
| dolarlo operavlmo lnelgu lr W CEN
tai per menesi uz kiekviena naudo-
jana telefona.
Gale 1916 metu tarnybon paimta
1900 daugiau darbininku, kas su-
dare 81 nuos. virs tu ka dirbo me-
| tn pradzioje. 1916 metals algomis
ismoketa As milijonai dolariu, arba
43 nuos. daugiau negu 1945 metals.
1916 metu algos sudare beveik du
ir puse kartu tick kick 1910 metals.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14
Morkunaite, Emilia,

Jurgaitiene Morkunaite. Emilia,
gyv. Chicago.
Jurkiene, buvo pirkusi mama ant
Union Ave-, Brooklyn.
Jusciutes, Agnieska ir Veronika, duk-
terys Andriejaus, il Varnaiciu ks
Batakiu ", Taurages aps., gyv
Chicago.
Juscius, Jonas, sunus Juozo ir Mari.
jonos, is Erzvilko val, Taurages
aps., gyv. Chicago.
Kacinskis (Kelpsa), Jonas ir Cru
lis, is Raseiniu APPS.
Kadzius, Simas, turejes giminiu al
pazystamu Pajevonio VAL, Vilka'
viskio APPS.
Kairys Kazys ir Stasys, is Birzr
apkricio, gyv. New York.
Kalinauskas, Jonas, is Zabarauskr
k, Aukstadvario val, <Trakq aps
Karalevicius, Stasys.
Karciauskaites, Magde ir Mare, is
tekejusiu pavardes' nezinomos, i:
Veiveriu val, Marijampoles aps
Karpauskas, Vincas, gyv. Bayonne
Karpinskai, vaikai broliu Stanislo
vas Karpinskaites-G -Girdvainienes.
Kaucius, Antanas, is Laiciu k, Vie
sintu val, gyv. Boston,
Kavaliauskas, Vincas, is Igliaukos
parap., Marijampoles aps., gyv
Newark.
Kazakevicius, Juozas, sunus Jono
is Marijampoles APPS.
Kazakeviciute. Marijona, dukte Vim
CO, is Marijampoles APPS.
Kazilionis, Antanas ir Juozas, i:
Panevezio.
Kazlauskaite, Adele, istekejusios pa
varde nezinonna, is Veiveriu val.
gyv. Philadelphia.
Kazemekas, Stanislovas, is Tekly
mes k, Rokiskio APPS.
Keliuotis, gimes Amerikoie. 10 te
vas is Palunkio k, Rokiskio APPS
Kelpsa (Kacinskis), Jonas ir Cir
culis, is Raseiniu APPS.
Klatt, gim. Gatavis, Minna, sesut
Mykolo, gyv. Oakland, Cal.
Klimiene Kaladzinskaite, Barbo
ra, is Kursenu val, siauliu APPS.
| gyv. Boston.
Kniuksta, Antanas, Karolis ir Leo
poldas, gyv. Chicago.
Koielis, Jonas, sunus Martyno, il
Gargzdu val, Kretingos aps., gyv
Geneva.
Koliai, broliai (kito tevo) Pajaujo
Komicaitis, Antanas, naslys, buv'
vedes Petronele zilionyte.
Kopustis, Juozas ir dukte Aldona
Kostsicas, Vladas, sunus Aleksan
| dro, is Krekenavo val, Panevezit
aps.
Kreivaitis, Kazys.
Kreivenas, Jonas ir Kazys, sur
Kazio, is Dambravos k, Sasnavo
parap., Marijampoles aps., isvy
Ike "Glaske".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14

Smalenskas, Juozas, ID Paezeriu ",
Vilkaviskio aps., gyv. Baltimore.
Sorokas, Juozas, gyv. Chicago.
Stanioniene Stanionyte, Stase, ID
Katlu k, Kedainip APPS.
Stasiukaitis ar Staciukaitis, ar
Staciokas), is Ringuvos k, Vilkijos
val, Kauno APPS.
Stogiene Kvedaraite, dukte Mari
jonos Ripskytes gyv. rodos Brook
lyn.
Strimaitis, Antanas, sunus Vinco
Tevas buvo kiles is sakiu, motina
Matilda Simokaityte, is Marijam-
poles aps., gyv. Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Stulgiene Maslaite, Rozalija, is
silales val, Taurages APPS.
Stupuriene Savickaite, Antanina
Sutkaitis, Antanas, is Kepstu, sa.
kiu aps., Chicago.
Svenciunas, Juozas, gyv. Chicago, te
vas Danieliaus.
saulengris, Stasys, zmona Marce
vaikai, Saulus ir Indrijana, |:
Balsiu, Taurages aps., gyv. Chi
cago.
Siauciunas, Kazys.
SulmlstraS, Andrlus, gyV. Is hoDa
limo ir Selma.
Trijonis, Antanas ir Jonas, is 81
lales val, Taurages APPS.
Tumusaitis, Jonas.
Urbanavicius, Petras, is Janku val
sakiu aps., gyv. Chicago, So. un
ion Ave.
Vaiciekunas Antanas ir Vaicieku
mas, Juozas, broliai Viktoro i
iu seimos, gyv. Scotland mieste
Vaieiulis, Lucia Liudvika, gimus
Boston, dukte Simono Vaiclullo
is Kaukoliku H., lankesi Lietu
vote, veliau gryzo Boston.
Valavicius. Antanas ir Selma, kile
is Lekeeiu VAL, sakiu APPS.
Valentynas, Jonas, sunus Jono, il
Radviliskio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14
PAJIESKOJIMAl
Jieskomieji ar apie JUGS Ii.
nantieji prasomi atsiliepsi j:
CONSULATE GENERAL OF
LITHUANIA
Al West S2nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.

Ambrazas, Adomas.
Antuzaite, Barbora ir Maryte, gi-
musios Amerikoje gyv. Gargzduo-
Sc, kretingos aps. veliau gryzo
Amerikon.
Ananasfus Kazys, is Dapkiskiu k,
Pajurio parap., Taurages APPS.
Atkociunas, Mykolas, is Melniku k.
Apytalsukio val, Kedainiu APPS. il
jo zmona ir, vaikai, kuriu tarpe
Vince ir Aleksandras.
Ausiura, Pranas (Amsier, Frank
IS Sakiu aps., gyv. Oklahoma val
Ausra, Jonas, Petras ir Stasys, is
Taurages APPS.
Bagdonas, Kazimieras, gyv. New
York kiles Vosiliskio VAL, Ke.
dainiu APPS.
Bagoeinskiene, Barbora, is vieks.
niu M, Mazeikiu aps., Chicago.
Baksinskas, Jurgis ir Vincas il
Baksinskaite, Maria, vaikai Ka.
zio, is Vilkaviskio APPS.
Baltrukonis, Antanas, brolis Kaza.
kevicienes, is Marijampoles APPS.
Baniukaitis, Zigmas, is Melnikq k.
Apytalaukio val, Kedainiu APPS.
brolis Antaninos ir jo zmona il
vaikai. Vienos dukters vardas
Sophie.
Bartkevicius, Vincas ir Juozas be-
Vincas Bartkeviciai, gyv. Scran
ton, Pa.
Barzdas, Maikis, turejes giminiu al
pazystamu Pajevonio vals., Vilka.
viskio APPS.
Bendalin, Bendel ir Solom, is siau.
dimes k, Kiduliu val, sakiu APPS
Bertulis, Antanas ir Augustus, bro.
liai Jono, gyv. Chicago.
Bikneriene, Ona,. is Pasesuvio KIM.
Batakiu VAL, Taurages aps., gyv
Brooklyn.
Brons, Ieva, gyv. kazkur Colorado
Box 100.
Bucinskas. brolis Zofijos, is Leliu k.
Musninku val, Ukmerges APPS.
Bucinskis, Juozas, is. Rugalaiciu X.
Silavos val, Raseifiu APPS.
Butrimiene, Veronika.
Cesumskas, Juozas, gyv. Chicago.
Cicelevicius (Cicelone), rodos Jo'
mas, brolis Vinco, gyv. Pittsburgh
ar Philadelphia.
Cebaitiene, Agota.
Dambrauskiene = Jurciute, Ona, duk-
tie Juozo ir Marijonos, is Erzvil,
ko VAL, Taurages aps., gyv. Chi.
cago.
Daugela, Petras, is Nodiskes k.
Zapyskio val, Kauno aps., gyv
Chicago.
Daukas, Jonas, sunus Jurgio, j:
Simoniu val, Panevezio APPS.
Dirzulaitis, Antanas, Andrius, Juo
zas ir Mykolas, ir Dirzulaitytes
Ieva ir Maria, is Marijampoles
gyv. Mt. Carmel.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14

Devak Stoba, Aleksandra, gyv.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Fridritz, gim. Seitz, Emile, is Pilio-
nos k, A. Panemunes VAL, Kau-
no APPS.
Gasiunas, Kazimieras, sunus Laury-
no, is Pandelio VAL, Rokiskio aps.,
gyv. Philadelphia.
Gavriloviene : Burnickaite, Valerija,
jos vyras dirba USA Pasiuntiny-
bese Rygoje veliau Belgrade il
veliausiai sveicarijoje.
Geistoraitiene (Gaston), Mary il
jos motina Elze Rimkus, gyv.
Munroe Terr., So. Boston, Mass
Germanavicius, Antanas, sunus An
tano, is Stakliskiu, Alytaus apps
Giedraitis, Liudas, gyv. New York
ar New Britain, Conn
Giraitytes, trys seserys, vyriausioi
Onute. Dukterys Jono ir Marijos
Damijonaitytes, is Vilkaviskio a
Grebliauskas, Stasys, sunus Marci-
jono ir Grebliauskaite, NJ, is Cruz.
dziu val, Siauliu APPS.
Grigas, Povilas, is Varniu VAL, Pa.
vandenio parap., Telsiu APPS.
Grioviskis, Titas, sunus Petro, in.
zinierius, gyv. Boston.
Grivaila, Antanas, is Radviliskio ".
Siauliu aps., gyv. Chicago.
Gruzlys, Jonas, znona Ursule il
dukte Elena, is Rudaiciu k, Kre.
tingos aps.
Grybiene, motina Juozo, gyv. Brook.
h lyn, N. Y.
Grybiene Gervinskaite, Rozalija.
Gurskis, Adolfas ir Gurskis, Stanis
lovas, su seimomis, is Raseiniu a.
gyv. Bayonne.
Halachna, Kostas. 10 motina Pc
tronele is Bartininku val, Vilka
viSkio APPS.
Harrison ziedelyte, Ieva, is Lai
biskiu k, Deltuvos val, Ukmer
ges aps., gyv. Boston, Mass.
Ignatavicius, Jonas ir Ignataviciute
Gene, gime Amerikoje, kile is ci
cunu k, Aukstadavario val, Ira
ku aps., gryzo Amerikon 1882 m
Jaksiaviciute, Mikalina, dukte Niko
demo, is Auriliskiu k, Naujamies
clio val, Panevezio aps., gyv. New
York.
Jakubaitis, vincas, gyv. New York
Jakucionis (Jacobs), Andrius, bro
lis Jono.
Jankus, is Radviliskio val, Siaulir
aps., turejo kepykla.
Januskeviciute, Stefanija, atvykus
Amerikon 1882 metals.
Jatuziene Indriunaite, Prane, is
Skamaraku k, Vabalninko val.
Jeciuniene, (bu. zmuikiene-Rutkaus
kaite), Marijona is Alvito val.
Vilkaviskio aps., gyv. Chicago.
Jesiunaite, gyv. Chicago. Jos mo-
tina Jesiuniene-C -Cincyte, is Talae.
koniu k, Pasvalio val.
Jievaranskas, Antanas ir Juozas, is
Subaciskiu k, Sasnavos VAL, Ma
rijampoles APPS.
Jomant, A., gyv. Chicago, 1915 s
Halsted ST.
Juodaitis, Pranciskus, girlinaitis Juo
| 20.
Juodakiene DaukSyte, Emilia, il
Jauniunu k, Meskuiciu val, Siau
liu aps., gyv. Philadelphia.
Jurgilait, gim., Seitz, Liena, is PHO
nos k, A. Panemunes VAL, kau
no aps., gyv. Grand Rapids a
. Chicago.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14
MIRIMAI
MIRE. IsEIVIAI AMERIKOS LIETUVIAI
znios apie musius Leuvus siame syrue tapnama

NAUR Vincas, 81 M, mire IL
Vasario, Cleveland, o. (Pra-
ciunu k. Pakuoju par. Siau-
liu ap.) Amerikoj isgyveno
48 metus.
MANNES Juozas, IA m., mi
re Vas. Is, Clevelande. (Pa-
ejo is Kauno g.) Arherikoje
isgyveno A metus.
sLEKYS Simanas, 80 M, mi
re Vas. %, Clevelande. (Sa-
raku k. Marijamp. ap. Sun
sku par.) Amerikoj isgyveno
so metq.
KASPARIENE julie, Sc metu,
mire Vas. 20, Clevelande.
PIRKAUSKIENE Amile, Sc m.
mire Vasario Fl, Clevelande.
MAzUIKA Jurgis, mire Lapkr.
M, Berisso, Argentinoj. Us
Birzu ap. Papiles p. Dukar-
niu k.)
MALECKIENE Juanita, 25 m.
mire Gruodzio m., Scottville,
Mich (Gimus Ludington,
Mich.)
GRIKSTAS Leonas, 70 metu,
mire Sausio Is, Brooklyn,
N. Y. (Luokes par. Pasku-
venu Ky
BUTVILIENE Ona, GA M, mi
re Sausio 81, Chicago. (ke-
dainiu ap. Dotnuvos p.) A
meril1oje isgyveno "A m.
STEPONAVICIUS Klemensas,
76 m., mire Sausio 20, Phi
ladelphia, Pa. Amerikoje is
gyveno so metu.
BENETA Vincas, So M, MI
re Spaliu %, 1946, f. st.
Louis, III. (Raseiniu ap. ku-
tenu k.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14

rEIELINIS Antanas, So M, mi.
re Gruod. %, Scranton, Pa
PUTAUSKIENE Roze, SO me.
| tQ, mire Sausio 1, So. Bos.
| ton, Mass. (Raseiniu aps.)
MACIENE Mare, Sc M, mir1
| Sausio 8 d. Pittsburgh, Pa
(Telsiu ap.)
STACINSKIENE Petrone, 5s
| metu, mire Sausio 8, Pitts.
| burgh, Pa. (Suvalku r. Lauc.
kaimio Ky
VELIVIS Karolis, 54 metu
mire Gruod. 8, Trenton, N. J
(Varenos miestelio),
BABELIS Petras, pusamzis
mire Sausio 80, Chicagoje
! (Utenos ap. Aluntos p. Pa.
dvariu Ky
| COLLIFlLOWER Brone (Puzai
tyte), SO M, mire Sausio Is
Baltimore, Md.
CEPAITIENE Emilia, mire 2t
Sausio, Baltimore, Md.
SOKIENE Elena (Grauslyte)
mire Sausio 25, Nashua, NH
VICIORKA Stanislovas, miri
Sausio Fl, Cambridge, Mass
PAUTIENIUS Juozas, m ir
Sausio men,, Reading, Pa.
SKUKAUSKIENE Elzbieta, IS
M, mire Sausio %, Crane
Rapids, Mich.
MATULIONIS Antanas, 40 m
mire Sausio m., Grand Ra
pids, Mich.
VOSYLIUS Juozas, 60 metu
mire Vasario m., Rockford
Ill.
BAGOCIUS Antanas, pusamz.
mire Vas. 8, Chicagoj. (Tel
siu ap. Alsedziu k.) Ameri
-koj isgyveno "a metus.
JASULAITIENE Johanna (Ri
mydaite), mire Vas. 9, Chi
cagoj. (Raseiniu ap. Krazi'
par.)
CESIUNAS Adomas, mire Vas
men,, Lowell, Mass.
RAKUSIENE Margarieta, mi
re Vasario m., Shenandoah
Pa.
SKEIRIENE Agota, 43 m., mi
re Sausio l d., Montevldeo
Urugvajuje.
! DIKAS Evaldas, 55 M, mir
CIR. 26, Montevideo, Urugva
] juje. (Suvalku KalvarlJosD
Evening star., 1947-09-29
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Evening star., 1947-04-17

From 4 distance tho
scene Of the blasts re-.
sernbled the horrifying
column Of an atomic bomb
blast. This view was taken
from Galveston Bay q few
minutes after the initial
explosion and just as the
second blast that,wrecked
the'waterfront began.
Evening star., 1947-04-17

Their faces clearly show
Ing q daxed condi dition after
working hours to extricate
injured under the con-
slant threat Of fires and
new blasts, four rescue
workers stagger away from
the danger area. Note old
type gas masks they wore
as protection from chem
ical fumes.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-14
Card of Thanks

I wish to thank my many friends
and neighbors for their kindness
and many lovely flowers during nv
illness.-Mrs. Nellye Taylor, 1915
Watkins Rd.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-14
SUNSHINE"
BY Mrs. Nellie Maye Taylor

Hello there, here and every
where. I've been 50 lonesome for
you, gee, how I've missed you; no
foolin'. Did you think I'd up and
gone bye bye? No, no, won't be
that good to you.
I am sure you know I've been
under the weather, or I should say
under the knife in the hospital;
all mixed up with Okies, Arkies,
Texies and Mexies. An elderly
Texas lady lying in bed next to me,
had a blood TRANSMISSION following
an operation. After every thing
was over, she began to wonder and
worry as to whose blood had been
given her, I told her not to worry
it was only a puppy's blood, she
said, ooh, well that is alright" On
second thought I should have said
it was mine. Then my, my Il won
der). Everyone doesn't have oper-
ations and no one wants them, yet
we who have them can always have
a new topic for conversation such
as lover the back fence) you know
my operation and bla bla. And
there are always friends who pam
per and pet you, now just who
doesn't just love that. o course we
are told we are entering our Sec
ond childhood for liking such, but
that is OK right on. I wonder who
is petting and pampering Bilbo!
You know he is in the hospital. And
I am sure he likes "Stuff Like That
There" I wonder.
Too much praise cannot be given
an institution where each individ-
ual is given the best of care re-
gardless of color, financial condi-
ton or behavior. Each afternoon
many of the patients are carried
out in their beds and wheel-chaifs
onto the lawns to enjoy this, blessed
Arizona sunshine, which is won
derful doctor in itself. Can you
name another place where that is
done? Such wonderful angels of
Mercy!"
Nothing good is impossible.
There is something within each Of
us that is greater than anything
around us. It is sometimes called
the subconscious mind. Everything
Arizona sun., 1947-03-14
Billy Rose Condemns
Dialect Jokes Aimed
Al Minority Groups

NEW YORK = Billy Rose,
songwriter, producer and show
man-turned columnist devoted a
recent column to a verbal lash
ing of dialect jokes dricted at
minority groups. z
Rose said "racist" jokes are
not only "bad tast but bad box
office" And he cites the much
attacked "Abie's Irish Rose" to
back him up. "After looking at
the crosses" Billy wisecracks,
they're (the producers) think
ing of cutting up the film for
mandolin picks :"
Rose continues:
1.-THE fellows peddling race rid
icule are inferior comedians and
midgets. No top performer on
Broadway today is telling the
gag about Rastus and the chick
ems No big radio funnymen
are telling the one about the
jew who burned down his shop
for the insurance. These c0rny
cracks come only from the mouths
of second rates.
81 laughed at these jokes 20
years ago. I yawned at them 10
years ago. I winched at them five
years ago. Today they nauseate.
Their punch lines were tele-
graphed long before Morse"
Arizona sun., 1947-03-14
Former Phoenix Boy
Tells of Narrow Escape
During L. A. Explosion

Jus us VI u LIS A-4SeiSo
wr' - other AMI f9'hor Mr..
and Mrs. J L. Davis, 1910 E. Madi-
son, of rs narrow esca3e from the
recent av~'Osion which occurred in
the business district of downtown
Los Aroolcs.
Justus works on his job in the
eveni7'~ 90 ''Ut because of the illness
of fellow worker, worked until
2 an. no next mcrning. He had
been offered a part-time job in the
neighborlood where the explosion
occurred and was to have reporte1
that morning. Having worked so
LONG the night before he was too
tired to report to the new j'b,
therefore, he feels Gods protective
hand srared him as being a nos
sible victim of injuries or death,
of that terrible explosion.
"I know / have many failings but
I feel that because try to hold to
Gods unchanging hands he pro-
tects," he told his mother and fa-
ther.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitehead,
of COS 6. 3rd st. motored to Doug
las, over the weekend to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Lillian Clark,
who has established her beauty
bus,ness] there.
Arizona sun., 1947-03-14
Secretary Appeals
Continued From Page II

to arise out OF interstate COM
merce, and therefore are beyond
the realm of discussion here, and
are within the field of the ooer-
ations of the Congress of the Unit
ed States exclusively.
1--WE therefore content ourselves,
as far as Senate Bill No. IS is con-
cerned, by pointing out that we be-
lieve the same to be unconstitu-
tional.
GAS regards Senate Bill No. 66,
this bill, in substance, is not much
different than the Hot Cargo Act
of California, which was declared
unconstitutional, in Bar v. Los An
geles Building Trades Council and
other phases of it in Fortenbury v.
Superior Court 1O6 Pac. (2d Ill,
and in Cafeteria Employees Union
". Angeleo, 800 U. S. 1913. A SINH
lar bill in Colorado was declare7
unconstitutional in American Fed
Grafton of Labor v. Riley, 155 Pac.
(2d) 145, as we'll as cases in other
states.
''It may be that some persons, in
their desire to disrupt the labor
organizations, desire to inflict upon
us unlimited litigation to defend
our rights. If that be the purpose,
then all we can say is that such a
policy can only lead to disorder and
disruption of industrial peace, and
to the bankruptcy of existing en-
ployers and employees, and the
prevention of other EMPLOYERS from
establishing their businesses in Ari-
zona.
"As to Senate Bill No. 67, we do
no challenge the bill in princinle.
Labor organizations have resorted
to the courts to enforce collective
bargaining contracts. We know
of no A. F. of L. organization which
has entered into a contract that
failed to observe its agreements,
except in some instances of wildcat
strikes unapproved by the organi-
zation, and international organiza-
tions have SUSPENDED charters OF
such organizations who violated
their contracts and have compelled
observance thereof.
GAS to Senator Hathaway's Bill,
which we understand to be based
upon Minnesota law, the bill might
merit serious consideration if it
contained the whole of the Mime
sofa Law regulating trade union
activities. The omissions rob the
Minnesota statute of compensating
provisions, so that it is manifestly
unfair and unavoidable"
Arizona sun., 1947-03-14


that we do, everything that we
plan to do, has first been through
the portals of the subconscious.
Every expression, or every thought
is seed SOWn in the field of SUBJ
conscious and will produce after
it's kind, be it good, bad or other
wise. Personal power, good health,
remarkable ability extraordinary
talent are attainments that every
one may attain. It doesn't come
by education alone, there may be
many genius who'll never get a
sheepskin. Now don't get the
wrong impression, education al
ways pays and it is something that
cannot be taken away from you;
and it can always come. in handy.
There is talent or gift that is
within every individual, lying dor
mant within, it is like a shell that
has to be cracked before the ker-
mel can be useful. Deep within
there is a longing for something
we think is long ways away, but
it is deep within. Don't forget that
Paul says in his letter to the Cor
inthians there are diversities of
gifts, and the manifestation is
given to every man to profit with
al.
After you have read your Sun
pass it to your neighbor or send it
to Cuz back home so they can
have a small idea of what is going
on in the land of Sunshine.
So-long, bye now, until then!
Arizona sun., 1947-03-14

Mr.. nn1 Mrs. Ennis Wisener, of
1345 f Jefferson st. entertained
as Their Guest last Sunday, Mr.! and
Mrs Tor1n,7 Harris, and son Rob-
ert, Hr7 Mrs. Ruby Harris Carter
of Tl1r eriX