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Evening star., 1947-05-04

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Evening star., 1947-05-04

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Evening star., 1947-05-04
Wouldn't Mother Love
a Permanent!

So often Mothers ho needs can be pushed aside for oer
fomy expenses So wouldn't permanent be wonderful
Mothers Day gift! Especially Hecht Co. Oil Permanent
that makes her hair SO beautifully easy to manage With
it, she'll have exclusive Louis cofure adopted to her
features by expert hair syIists Coll National $780,
Beauty Salon, for her appointment Oil pernnonent-S1O
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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-17

on their essays, Journey Of MIX.
Baney Of GLASGOW has en-
tered the 18th grade.
Nuggets
Members Of the Tobacco Valley
Grange met with Home &c. chair
man, Elsie Helms, last week at the
Grange hall to put the undercoat
of paint on all wood work and cup
boards. The new kitchen is near
completion. The linOieum pur-
chased from funds raised by the
home economics committee, was
laid Sunday. A second work day
has been called this week, when
the hall win receive q thorough
cleaning in preparation for the jun
Tor banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Johnson
and family were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Helms
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Miles left
Monday for Weipp, Ida, after
spending several days in Eureka
visiting Mrs Miles parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. French.
Homer Garrison was a KalispeH
visitor Monday. He was accompan-
led by Burgess Drake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Shenefel'
were Whitefish visitors last week
They were accompanied by then
daughter, Mrs. Tom H. Price and
son.
Robert Mason returned to Eureks
from Seattle on Tuesday of last
week Bob will soon. receive his
discharge from the Army. He has
spent the past months in Japan.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-17

visitors on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jim Rein, and two
children Dolores and Jimmie have
moved here from Somers. They
have rented the DR.. Lowell farm at
Tobacco Siding.
Mrs. w l. Schuck spent a few
days of last week in Kalispell visi-
ting, Mrs. r. White
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Schaale
were dinner guests on Easter at the
Alverson and Anderson Ranch.
Foster Hendrickson of Missoula
was a Eureka visitor Saturday and
Sunday. He was accompanied by
his sister, Mrs. Sara Harper Of Mis-
soula and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Hendrickson of Eureka who have
been visiting in Misosula the past
month. Mr.. Hendrickson was quite
i'll with pneumonia for a couple OF
weeks during his stay in Missoula
but is able TO be around again.
Mrs. L. W. Fetterly accompanied
Mr.. Hendrickson and Mrs. Harper
on their return trip to Missonls
Mrs. FetterIy win visit her daugh-
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jas
Rusk of Missoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hanson and
son Richard, and MIR. and Mrs. A
r. Hanson of Scobey We're guests
at the Vredenberg home, visiting
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hooper
were Kalispell visitors on Tuesday
of last week. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Burgess Drake.
c. F. Dierman returned Thursday
from Chewelah, Wash, where ne
had been visiting his daughter and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Grandville
Lyons and children.
Mrs. Gus Soldering returned fri
day from Chicago, where she mao
been visiting her parents fol nVe
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Thompson and
Paul Poheen were weekend vlsi-
tors at the home of Mr.. and MRS
Boots Coombs. MIR. and Mrs. CoomDs
returned to Havre with them OH
Monday
Miss Alice Downing Of Grea'
Falls is visiting with her sister, MRS
Emmett Quirk.
Bud Titchbourne left Monday for
Newport, Wash, where he Will spend
a few days on business.
Harry Withycombe is visiting ms
mother in PortlRnd and attending
the Rexall convention.
Mrs. Clifford GAchrist returned
Monday from visit in Spokane
She was accompanied by her moth
er, Mrs. Agnes Badgley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Hansmar
assited in the grand opening OF the
new Gamble store in Kalispell OF
Monday.
Sheriff Roy Livengood was IL
Eureka and Rexford on business
Saturday
Otto OFT, Irene Pluid, Mr.: an'
Mrs. Norbert Schuck were LIBBY
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Roosevelt Grade School Notes

Roosevelt Grade School Notes
First Grade:-Barbara Baney and
Dolores Rein have entered school
Calvin Stokes has moved to the
Flathead.
/. Second Grade:-Herbert Baney
has entered the second grade. JAG
queline Stokes has moved to the
Flathead.
Third Grade:-Lila Baney has en-
tered school Delbert Sindon brought
a mole to school last week. He
took it around to other rooms &C
companied by PAMELA Dickinson,
who read a very interesting story
on the habits of the mole. Norma,
and Jane Swenson and Linda Roose
entertained the Fourth Grade on
Friday with an interesting story,
told by Norma, of her pet deer.
Linda showed the picture OF the
deer taken with Norma in the yard
of their home in the Flathead.
Fourth Grade:-This grade took
their first field trip on Thursday.
A number of wild flowers were
brought in and planted. Lunch was
enioyed on Waiter Tank Hill.
Fifth Grade:-James Rein OF
Somers has entered school.
Philip Stevens of the sixth grade
and Beverly Dickinson Of the 9TH
grade won third place IN thc county
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-17

Tobacco Valley Grange News
Tobacco Valley Grange met IN
regular session April 9Th with an
officers present except one:
Twelve candidates were gwen tae
1st and End degrees. The Youth
team put on the list degree, begin
ming with a snappy drill. The whoie
thing was very well put on
The Adult team put on the zna
degree with q nice drill and very
commendable degree work
THE Home &c. Comm. called on
Sister Ralph johnson for a house
hold hint. They asked for volun-
teers to paint the cupboards, also
volunteers to move the dishes ana
THINGS into the new kitchen. A rug
has been ordered for the Kitchen.
The men are TO move the store sun
day morning. Don't forget the as
play table next meeting.
The Grange will serve the Sen
ior-Junior Banquet April 18th. SIS
ter Alverson asked if some OF the
members could bring pussywlllows
for decoratong the hall. We also
voted to serve the banquet for the
T.VIA. in May.
The Agriculture committee re-
ported a series of Agriculture meet
ings to be held Wednesday after
noon. April 18th at the Ant Flat
Raneer Station. Friday evening,
April 18th, at the Rexford school,
and Saturday. afternoon. April 18th
AT the c. Y. o. hall, Eureka. There
will be slides, color sound, movies
and talks, any one interested shoulo
attend.
All leader, Howard Helms, an
nounced there would be meetine
April 18th to complete organization
and elect officers. He asked for
a volunteer for Leader of the Cook
ing group. This need not be a
Grange member, anyone who IS in
terested in helping these young
people out, contact Howard Helms.
By vote of the Grange 1t was
decided that the Grange would stand
half the cost of record changer
for the Grange Youth.
Master Anderson asked the Youth
Degree Team to conduct the next
regular meeting of the Grange.
Bro. Mackey announced he was
placing orders for DeXtrose syrup.
had table syrup, garden SEED ana
hay or stock salt on hand.
The Business Agent announced ne
had cheese, walnut and flloerts tor
sale and was placing orders for
seed.
chairman was presented with a sash
for her office.
Sister Mary Moses thanked the
Grange for the Past Lecturer pin
Thanks was also received from Art
Henningsen for the Past Master pin
sent him.
Bro. Gilbert was reported i'll. CARD
of Thanks was received from the
Withycombe family.
The Secretary suggested that al
members pay their dues in advance
In that way il would not be neces'
sary 70 send the notices.
There will be a Grange dance
April 26th.
The State Master announced tina
a new Grange had been ORGANIZED
on the East Shore of Flathead Lake
with a charter of 107 members.
The Youth are having a contes'
in getting subscriptions for the Ma
tional Grange Monthly. They have
divided their members into twt
groups and are going TO see which
side can obtain the most subserlp
tons. Come on Changers and hell
the kids out. The subscription Z
only zoe and its a nice little mag
azine. The slogan is The Natlona
Monthly in every Grange Home;
Lunch of ice cream and cookie
was served.
Next meeting April 22nd, and al
of you that have Birthdays IN Apr
had better come and get some o
your birthday cake.
Episcopal Guild
Met AT Waller Home
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relatives and friends. The Vreden-
bergs from Berkeley, Calf, have
bought the P. V. Klinke Fish
Hatchery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston of Libby
CONTINUED on Page Six
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-17

Busy Bees MeeL -.
The Busy Bee Card Club met
Thursday evening at the home Of
Miss Clara Dierman with Mrs. Frank
j. Dierman assisting hostess.
Cards were played throughout the
evening and scores were won BY
Mrs. Ike Ferris, high and Mrs. L..
Frost, low.
A delicious lunch was served at
the close of the evening.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-17
Hospital Notes

Dismissed: = Wellington Brock,
April 18th.
Admitted:-Mrs.D Donald B. Sharp,
April 10th, son born same day.
Mrs. F. L. Lewno, April 18th, son
born same day.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-17
Episcopal Guild

Episcopal Guild
Met At Waller Home
April nth the Guild met at the
home of Mrs. Cora Waller with MIS-
John Buhmiller as hostess, who SCI :
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-17
Election

Election
The following candidates were
elected for aldermen in the town
of Eureka.
Mayor-Jack Stevens
Aldermen-T. Gwynn, Ferguson
Lyle Schermerhorn and Darrell
RooSe.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-17
EUREKA NEWS

we'd delicious cake with whipped
cream and coffee at two o'clock
A record attendance of 81 members
and guests were present. Mrs. l.
A. Riley had charge of the program
for the afternoon and gave most
thorough report on the LIE OF
David. The next meeting viii De
at the home of Mrs. Riley on Aprp
IS.
Whats Your Beef?
These ''beefs" have been turned
into tie Western News reporter for
publication in this paper. II you
have any "beefs" concerning Eur
eka turn them into the Eureka re-
Whats. going to be done a
bout the ''cats" tearing up our city
streets?
2-Lets stop using our streets for
speed ways.
S-Lets get out and clean up our
yard.
4.-Get all junk sacked and boxed
for cleanup week.
The Valley settler., 1947-12-05
DAIRY NEWS ADVANTAGES or WINTER PRESERVING

Record sCQdleS involving 9134 COWS under standard plan D.H.I IA. test show that COWS freshening during |, the winter months produced an aver7 age of 476 pounds of milk and 18:2 pounds of hutterfat more than did those freshening during the summer months. Feed costs, regardless of the season of freshening, were ap- proxi ma te1y the same. M.B. Nichols, Bxtonsio Dairyman i'd Washington State college, points out that there are many arguments in favor of A11 and winter reshen- ing. Dairv plants generally urge
 their patrons to have COWS freshen in the fall and winter. This meansI a higher price as a general rule to the dairy farmer, because of the
 surplus production in the early spring and summer This is due not only to many farmers having their cows freshen at the latter season but also due to the flush that
 comes from carly pastures, By hav- ing COWS freshen in the fall and winter, it means that the diary farmer will have less of his milk go into surplus ..-
 Many producers prefer fall and
 winter freshening as it nc ane that they can give their hi igh- producing COWS more attention It that time
 than would othorWise be the case. Dairy hers, as a whole, receive les attention during the spring and
 sumner months because farm work
 such as seeding, cultivating, and putting up hay and silage takes up a great deal of times
 True, higher production occurs in the spring and early sumner months when pasture is good, and lover
 production in the fail and winter months when COWS arc on dry feed. Heavier grain feeding is factor which may assist in cqualj zing pro- duction when a larger quantity of milk is desired, says Professor D.L Fourt, head, department of dairy hus bandry for the University of Idaho. Fall freshening cows have al second flush period when turned on spring pas ture. This is vet an- other factor whic ch tends to incrcas( mi lk flow when the diary animal has been producing for some mon ths.s I Calf losses, admi tted1y, are frCate1 in the fall and winter than in the spring and sumner, but it is doubt f l if this is fac tor in planning the frcshening dates on most farms. A recent survey conducted among Idaho Dairy Herd Improvement associ4
The Valley settler., 1947-12-05

It was moved by VIC. 1fau and sec- ondod by E E. oHarriss that the Treasurer s Report be accepted and that the balance remaining after payment of bills be carried forward to the following Xmas. All voted ,: It was moved by Chairman, J.L. Prescott, and seconded by E.E. Harriss that l..C. Nau be appointed Acting Chairman for the Cally Meet ing of l947 Palmer Community Chris t. mas. All voted in the affirma tive. The meeting was ad djourned by Chair man Prescott.
 Signed
 PCCC SecrctarV
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-19
LEWIS PRIESINASI UNIJU
VADU PRIESAIKAI

John L. Lewis, angliakasiQ
unijos pirmininkas, nusprenda
lsakyti savo unijos skyriu vir-
sinilikams kad jie nepasirasy-
tn pries-komunistinius affida-
vitus kokiu naujas Darbo ista-
tymas is uniju vadu reikalau-
ia.
Betgi tas Darbo istatymas
pasako kad unija kurios vadai
nepadarys toxic affidavito ne
gaus nacionales Darbo Santi-
kiu Tarybos tarpininkystes ir
tos unijos darbdaviai neprivalo
pripazinti.
Lewis ir daug bolsevikuo-
janciu uniju vadu kovoja prizes
ta istatyma, nors jis yra pri-
taikytas apsaugojimui sios sa-
lies - ir toxic paties Lewis
kailio - nuo komunizmo.
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TAG DAY SPECIALE
KOMISIJA

BALF"o 76 skyrius susirin-
kline Rugs. IL buvo isrinkta
is dvieju buvusiu tremtiniu,
Inz. Jono Duncios ir Agr. To-
mo Dambrausko, speciale va
dovybe priruosimui auku rim
keju Tag Dienoje ir sutvarky-
mui pacios rinkliavos. Shame
susirinkime buvo pranesta kad
BALF'o valdybos posedyje bu-
vo isrinkta publikacijos komi-
sija. Taigi ir Dirvai isrinkta
korespondentas ta vaju pro-
paguoti. Todel sioje kolumno-
je tilpstanti +mano pareiskimai
nepriklausys nuo BALI sky
riaus vadovybes, bus tai ma
no asmeniskos mintys. =
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pRiP PAZINO ATLYGINIMUS
W PRAEITA LAIKA

Suvirs 1900 Pennsylvani-
jos darbininku, kurie dirbo del
1470 darbdaviu, kurie nepilde
Federali Darbo ir Valandu is
tatyma, gaus atlyginimu uz
praeita laika bendroje sumoje
$895,00O. ~aT.>
Valdzios inspektoriai laikas
nuo laiko patikrina darbo is
staigas, darbininku dirbamas
valandas, ir kick jose darbi-
ninkams moka. Rastos darba-
vietes neprisilaikancios Fede-
raliu darbo patvarkymu pri-
Verciamos moketi sulyg to u.s.
tatyno, if atlyginti savo dar-
bininkams uz praeityje iSdirb-
ta laika.
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GELZKELIECIAI LAIMEJO

Streikuojanti 1900 operuo-
janciu Union Railroad Co. dar-
bininku baige savo streika, su-
sitaikydami ant kompanijos
siulomo algos pakelimo po Is
centu valandai.
Xxi siol del ju streiko jau
buvo paleista is darbu 10000
kitu darbininku, mes dirbtuves
kurias tas gelzkelis aptarnavo
negalejo gauti darbui reikme-
nu.
Per 8 dienu streika panesta
apie S2,OOO,O0O nuostoliu visu
darbininku algomis, nepaga-
minta 168,0OO tonu plieno ir
liko nepadirbta l2S,OOO tonu
uzbaigto plieno.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-19

kongresmanus, irodydami rel
kalo ir prasydami ta billy pra-
vesti.
Reikia suprasti kad ir kito-
sc valstijose tas reikalas tam
pa isnaujo pajudinamas.
Rugsejo 10 tue klausimu pa
sizadejo kalbeti Mich. valsti-
jos Senatorius Homer Fergu-
son.
Jeigu visoje salyje taip bus
sukrusta uz atnaujinima ir
pravedima sio biliaus, reikia
tiketis tas bilius turi galimy-
blu butt pravestas.
Kick NUNS Lietuviams is to
bus naudos dabar sunku spre-
sti, bet kad tas padidins kvota
j Amerika ivaziavimui tai ne
abejotina. M. Sims
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LIETUVOS VAIZDAI|
26 VAIZDAI w $1.OO

-Dirva gavo is Vokietijos Lie
tuviu tremtiniu isleistu Lietu-
vos vaizdu rinkinius. Yra gau-
ii du skirtingi rinkineliai. Vie
mas susideda is IA atvaizdu,
kurie vaizduoja Lietuvos mie-
stus, paminklus, baznycias. IS
ju galima matyti kad Lietuva
buvo toll pazengus savo moder-
niska statyba ir gyvenimu.
Antras rinkinelis susideda is
IL vaizdu. Jie vaizduoja Lietu-
vos kama. laukus, liaudies dar-
DO kryzelius ir parodo kokia
grail buvo Lietuvos Sails.
Tuos abu rinkinelius, viso 26
Lietuvos vaizdelius, galite gau-
tt Dirvos krautuveje uz $1.OO.
Pirkdami tuos vaizdelius ne
tik pamatysim kokia grail bu-
vo paskutiniais laisves laikais
Lietuva, bet taip pat paremsi-
me ir netiesioginiai ir Lietu-
vius tremtinius ir jq kulturini
gyvenima. Jie tokiose sunkio-
Sc salygose visa tai isleido, O
Dirva platina.
Taigi, siuskite $1.0O siadien,
ir tuoj gausit 26 vaizdelius.
DTRVA,
$500 Superior Ave.
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
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pIENO PABRANGINIMAS
UZTVIRTINTAS

Harrisburge padaryta tari-
mas sulyg kurio leidziama pa
branginti Pittsburghe ir kito-
Sc Pennsylvanijos dalyse pie
no kama, pradedant Spaliu 1
Kartu praneSama kad Rug
pjucio menesi pieno gauta re-
kordinis kicks, 491 milijonas
sVarQ. Valstijoje randasi apie
10000 pieno ukiu.
Per Liepos menesi pieno bu-
vo gauta SIS milijonai svaru.
Pieno kvorta Pittsb u g h e
parsiduos po 2O12c.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-19
Detroit, Mich., Naujienos
DIR. KAZLAUSKAS MOKY-
TOJAUS CROSSE POINT

Artinantis mokslo metams,
malonu buvo patirti kad j Det-
roito priemiescio Crosse Point
University School ,yra pakvie-
stas mokytojauti DR.. Kazlaus-
kas, kuris jau darba pradejo.
DR.. Kazlauskas, kaip pastebe-
jome is laikrasciq, atvyko is
Europos kaip Lietuvos tremti-
mis-, prizes kelis menesius.
Musu miesto Lietuviu tarpe
prisipildo inteligentq atvyks-
tanciu is anapus vandenyno.
DR.. Kazlauskas ir kiti jau-
nieji Lietuviai buve DIP, isl
trauke j BALE darba, ypac
dabar kada ruosiama Lietuviu
Tag Day.
Sveikiname miela tautieti,
DR.. Kazlauska, atvykusi j mu-
sQ miesta, su jo nauja vieta.
ir Gnkime daug, daug sekmiQ
Nors svecias pareiske kad jis
bijojes j Detroita vykti, tair
toll nuo centriniu Lietuviu ko-
loniju, bet tikiu kad nenusivils
perdaug, pajutes sio miestc
Lietuviu sirdinguma ir kad cia
taipgi galima darbuotis save
tautieciu tarpe.
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AM. LIETUVIU BALSO
GRAZUOLE

Amerikos Lietuviu Balsas,
radio klubas, ruosia piknika 81
sekmadieni, Rugs. Fl, Birutes
Darze. Shame piknike bus rem
kama ir Lietuvaite Grazuole.
Karo metu toks grazuoles rim
kimas buvo nutraukas, bet da-
bar tas vel atnaujinama. Mer-
gaitems bus iteikta atitinka-
mos dovanos.
Kuri Lietuvaite dar neuzsi-
rasius j kontesta, skubekite
kreiptis pas anaunserl Ralph
Valatka. Priimamos nuo 16
metu amziaus. Mes "seniai"
turesime daug malonumo ir
juoko matant savo tautos gra-
zutes dukrytes.
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WATER BURY. Ct.
VASAROS PARENGIMJJS
BAIGIANT

AOA1AANA
Rugsejo IA, ivyko LVS 9-to
SIX. surengtas piknikas> Linden
Parke, Union City, Conn. 81
karta gamta pabaude, lietus
lilo visa ryta; nors po pietu
saulute pasirode, bet diduma
Wis tik susilaike nuo vaziavimo
i piknika.
Nors piknikas nebuvo gau-
sus, bet idomus. Patriotinga
kalba pasake Lietuvos Konsu-
lato Attache Anic. Simutis is
New Yorko. Taipgi kalbejo
Lietuviu geras draugas, Repu-
blikonas Town Chairman Ri
chard Bensen, buves Aldermo-
mas William Kolback; kandida-
tas j Waterbury mayoro parei-
gas Raymond Snyder; Joku-
bas Treciokas, R. Yokovonis is
Bristol, Conn; p. Bakunas, is
Bridgeport, Conn.,, pasake la
bal ispudingas eilutes.
Dalyvavo daug izymiu zmo-
niu: DR.. Petras Vileisis, Prof.
K. zilinskas, Adv. w. Matuse-
vicius, Paul Usonis su Selma,
is Miami, Fla; zurnalistas St.
Zobarskas, mokytoja pile Ed
wiga Raulinaitis, sesutes Leo
Mates is Worcester, Mass, T.
M. D. pirm. Ant. Dzimidas ir
ellie kitu.
Komisija kuri rupinosi SUI
rengimu sio pikniko ir darba-
vosi piknike: Albinas Kuslis,
Stanley Senkai, Dir. ir ponia
M. J. Colney, Frances ir Daniel
Washes; ponios Petronele Kve-
deras, Frances Ledeika, Eliza
beth Matelunas, Betty Bule-
rick, Anastazia Kishonis, Stel-
la Romanauskas, Mary Sabis,
Leon Pranskietis, Joseph Mi
kenas, Steve Geonaitis, Jonas
Kairis, Juozas Slezas, Juozas
Yokubaitis, Joseph Belazaras
Jr., Julius Vilcauskas Sr., Mi
chael Bogusas, Charles Dap
kus, Ben. Silkauskas, J. Greb-
lunas ST., JOS. Daugskurdis.
LVS valdyba dekoja nuesir-
dziai visiems ir visoms daily
viams piknike, O ypatingai pa
sidarbavusiems, kurie niekuo-
met neatsisako, visuomet prl-
sidema, pagelbsti, dalyvauja,
ir tt. Aciu visiems.
Dabar, kada VaSarOS Velkl-
mai baigiasi, .LVS skyrius pra-
deda ruostis prie Vasarlo 10
minejimo programmes.
LIETUVIU Care ir Relief
Club rengia kortavimo pra-
moga sekm. Rugsejo Fl, PIP.
zukauskas namuose,
l48 Alder st. Komisija nuo-
Sirdziai kvieCia visus atsllan-
kyti; prasides II val. dlenos,
tests Xxi velai. Pelnas sklrla-
mas pasiuntimui pakieteliu IS
vietintiems Europieciams.
Vol
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-19
PENNSYLVANIJOE
PENNSYLVANIJOJE
"SAUSIEJI" LAIMI

O1AooAA0A A1A1V11
Prohibicija palengva vel at
gryzta j Pennsylvania, kaip
is pereitos savaites balsavimu
paaiski.
Prohibicijos klausimas buvo
pastatytas balsavimui 2O8 kai-
muose ir miesteliuose, ir pa
sirodo kad laimejo % mieste-
liuose, kuriuose grieztai tam
pa uzdraudziama svaigin a n i
gerimai pardavineti. Prize to,
dar 10 kitq miesteliQ nubalsa-
vo. uzdrausti pardavima paski-
raj ar tai degtines ar alaus,
tik ne abieju.
Xiii miesteliai jau primes
niais metals prohibicija nusi-
balsavo.
Miesteliai tokius tarimus pa
daro kur esanciose karciamose
tesiasi nepadorus apsiejimai ir
girtuokliavimas, is kuriu isei-
ma ivairiu papiktinanciu nusi-
zengimu. Ten policija nepa-
sirupina sutvarkyti padeties,
kuo pasinaudodami 'prohibici-
ninkai'' pasistengia pravesti
balsavimus uzdraudimui svai-
ginanciu gerimu vartojima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-19
RAUDONIEJI NELEIDZIA
CTO TR AFL SUSUUNGTI

AFL pirmininkas Green pra-
mesa kad tarp CIO ir AFL ne
galima pasiekti susijungimo
del tos priezasties kad komu-
nistai deda visas pastangas ne
daleisti CIO vadams susitarti
SUI AFL.
Green taigi ir sake kad jis
neturi vilciu greitu laiku tas
dvi organizacijas sujungti po
viena vadovybe, del charakte-
rio nekuriu vadu kurie Waldo
tulas CIO unijas.