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Evening star., 1947-07-15
Gen. Ho|dridge, Retired,
Hits Compulsory Training

In an age of atom bombs, germici-
dal warfare and guided missiles,
there would be little, if any, use Tor
foot soldiers, Brig. Gen. H. c. Hold
ridge, retired, contended last night
in assailing compulsory military
training.
Gen. Holdridge spoke in Pierce
Hall under auspices OF the new
Peoples Party, of which he is chair
man. He made his statement during
a categorical contradiction "of the
erroneous conception my ex-col-
leagues of the Regular Army are
irving to sell the American people
that universal military training
would mean national security. .
The retired officer, who had served
almost 80 years in the Regular Army,
charged that the compulsory train
ing could do none of the things
claimed by its advocates.
He criticized the proposed dis
ciplinary training" of universal mill
tary training as RECOMMENDATION both
of mind and body, Of discipline by
order rather than by intelligence,
and as developing leaners' instead
of leaders.
Evening star., 1947-07-15
Is Raj 'Bombers
Of Squadron 617
FLY Here July 28

A feet of 16 heavy bombers from
the RATS famed Squadron 61i
will arrive at Andrews Field, Md.
July 28 on g goodwill flight tc
Washington and American air bases
it was announced.
Known as the Dam Busters
during the war, Squadron GIT also
helped sink the German warshiI
Won Tirpitz. The British airmen are
to visit in this country at the in
vitation of Gen. Carl Spaatz in the
celebration of Air Force Day or
August /.
Group Capt. w. P. J. Thomson,
D. F. c., veteran squadron leader
will be in command of the flight.
Squadron GIT earned the name OF
Dam Busters" when 10 of its bomb
ers burst the dams of the great
German Moehne and Eder reservoirs
in May, 1943.
approximately So officers and 176
enlisted men of the squadron will
make the tour of this country.
Evening star., 1947-07-15
Stute Auditor Approves
Two Viroiniu Accounts
By the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, July 15.-State
Auditor j. Gordon Bennett today
approved the accounts of former
State Treasurer w. Tayloe Murphy
and of the Blue Ridge Sanatorium
at Charlottesville.
In his routine report on Mr.. Muir
ply, the State auditor found that
the former treasurer was account
able for $256, ,462, ,686.57 at the date
of his retirement, February %. Mr.
Bennett said that "every penny
was found in good order.
The auditors report on the Blue
Ridge Sanatorium, covering the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1916
placed the net per capita cost OF
. maintaining a patient for the r.
month period at $981.48. The figure
was based on an average of 299 pa
tients per day.
Evening star., 1947-07-15
B.&0. Engineer Freed
In Deaths Of Two Men
Al MeIrose CROSSING

Charges of manslaughter against
Joseph A. Pessagno, Baltimore d
Ohio Railroad engineer, in the death
of two men at the Melrose crossing,
Hyattsville, on April II, were dis
missed yesterday in Hyattsville Po-
lice Court by Trial Magistrate Alan
Bowie.
The action was taken by Judge
Bowie after States Attorney Hervey
Machen informed the court that he
had no prosecution witnesses.
Mr.. Pessagno was the engineer OF
q passenger train which struck an
automobile occupied by Frank p.
Leitch, so, of 1912 Forty-third place
NV, and Ralph r. Difflemyer, A,
of Takoma Park. Both men were
instantly killed.
Mr.. Pessagne, vino lives at 1878
Walker Mill road, Pine Grove, Md,
had been free under $1,000 bond.
Fourth Postponement.
At the same session of Police
Court the case Of Metropolitan Po-
lice Pvt. Theodore Beckwith, 46,
charged with the shooting ana
wounding of a 15-year- Branch
vile (Md0, boy, April 10 was con-
tinued until September 4. The boy
Donald Hammond, told police ne
was shot while chasing some stray
chickens for a neighbor.
The continuance, the fourth which
has been asked in the case, was re-
uuested by Walter L. Green, defense
counsel. Mr.. Machen agreed to
the postponement reluctantly, ad-
vising the court that he would seek
q Jury trial if the defendant was
not in court on the September date.
Hit-Run Case Continued.
Hearing in the case OF Alden M.
Brill, 43, cab dispatcher of the 340o
block of Newton street, Mount RAIN
Ter, charged with driving while
drunk, reckless driving and hit and
run was continued until July 21.
Four District youths, charged
with treaspassing after police found
them testing their stripped down
jalopies on Naval Reserve slrstrlp
at the Governments agricultural
research farm at Beltsville, forfeited
$3.50 collateral each.
They are Roy o. Nagel, Il, OF the
1900 block of Quincy street NV; 5.
Otto Naecker, 18, and Raymond A.
Giovannoni, 20, both of the 500 block
of Rittenhouse street NV; and
Charles F. Corsillo, 18, Of the 7lOo
block of Georgia avenue NV.
Evening star., 1947-07-15
Cupper Marks 82d Birthday;
Still Strong for D. G. Suffrage

Eighty-two-year- Senator Cap
per, Republican, Of Kansas, long
time champion of District suffrage,
says he still Is strong for the Dis
trict of Columbia"
II only wish you had the vote like
the rest of U.s." he told a birthday
party luncheon for him yesterday at
the Capitol. He promised to con-
Evening star., 1947-07-15
Dinner to Honor Pustor

A testimonial dinner for the Rev
Timothy N. MacCarthy. pastor OF
st. Margaret's Church, Seat Pleas
ant, Md. will be given at 7::30 pm,
July "a at the Lafayette Hotel. The
Commodore John Barry Division
Ancient Order of Hibernians and the
Ladies Auxiliary are giving the BAN
quet in honor of Father MacCarthy' 8
25th anniversary in the priesthood.
Evening star., 1947-07-15

pieces around to his friends. Sen
ator Wiley, Republican, of Wiscon-
sin led the group in singing Happy
Birthday to You"
Evening star., 1947-02-21
Leaves for u. !. Workers
In ARMY Reserves Asked

secretary Of War Patterson sss-
serday asked Congress to authorize
military leaves Of absence of Is
DAYS annually for Federal and Dis
trict employees who are members of
the Army Enlisted Reserve Corps.
Such leave now is authorized for
Government employees who are
members of the Officers Reserve
Corps or the National Guard.
There now are more than 500 900
enlisted reserves, many of whom
will be assigned to units whose
training will include short periods
of active duty, Mr.. Patterson ad-
vised Congress. He asked that mill
tary leaves be equalized to include
this group.
It was estimated the annual cost
Of salaries paid while enlisted re-
serves were on active duty might
run to about $1,500,000 when the
reserve training program is in full
swing.
Evening star., 1947-02-21
wsliau and Doris coucher. boy.

william z snd ho Boris souehsr; boy.
Jnhn and poris s,1a Grimes, m boy. ,x
James and Carol Haynes. girl.
5snss nd ard AIss.d AIss Hgassssn' gssss r9y' s9y'
issx by asgas Es.Ktts
James and Ruth Leaman. girl.
Arthur and & Glare Levy. Levy Ell girlI
Solomon and Freida .Loew, girl.
Albert and Frances Lumpkin, girl.
John and Aliee Lusardi, girl. ~,
Lester and I MsIssTets, , Ina IMSIalhoyyti yt boy.
%ifam ySffRn aan and 'fsn porothy e MecaSies. @ girl
William viii ma ard Dorothy psdsett, boy.
Frank and Jeanne Perna, girl.
Alex ana Dorothy Robinette, girl.
dbh A5us ana sna geanne gs5shs sansfd aSss bdy sy
Carl and Elcise, Sarof, girl.
FhiD PsEfD anS and MaTih Ndyhe shspss e eGY
Gilbert and md MABEL ai ssilss shs5fey; boy
oliver and Eva Smith, boy.
Tbelbers Sefa t'H and Iyndall Stroud. girl.
esGTss ana and 3uas as ePs Taylor boy
Gilman and Eilzabeth Tdell. airl
Rollin and Betty Webber,. girl.
John and Louise Awark, boy.
Booker and Bessie Floyd, boy.
Wilton and Shirley Hawkins, boy.
Stokes and Daisy Jones. boy
James and Ruth Landrum, boy.
Thomas and Trinette Robinson, boy.
Kenneth and Savoy Proctor, boy and girl.
John and Susie Ragins, girl.
Charles and Marion Ridout.. boy.
Joseph and Adele Whitehead. boy.
Edward and Mary Willoby, girl.
Evening star., 1947-02-21
Births Reported

GarEett and Gladys Amburn, girl.
Max and Florence Bander, boy.
Virgil and Rose Beckwith, girl.
Jack and Marie Bishop, boy.
IT. I4hn d snd Ernsstips rnsss So,Ea ,RElaks; girl
Howard and Isabelle Boore, girl.
Frank and. Veronica Borrello, boy.
Melvin and Joan Bowers, boy.
John and Margaret Burkhardt. boy.
Francis and Helen Charrette, boy.
George and Helen Clemmer, boy.
william and Marjorie Costello, boy.
Patrick and Grace Cyr, boy.
Jean and Ines deLargentaye, boy.
George and Frances Diedrick. girl.
John and Louise Eckstine, boy.
Joseph and Miriam Fajfar, girl.
Walter and Pauline Foster. girl.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23

Minquadale-J. E. Layton.
Mt. Salem-W. P. Roberts.
*Peninsula-John N. Link.
Scott-Harvey B. Flater.
Silverbrook-Roy L. Tawes.
st. Paul's-J. Earl Cummings.
Trinity-W. Stanley Grant.
*Union-George H. Pigueron.
Wilmington Manor = Brooks E.
Reynolds.
DOVER Observation-Disclosures
dent, T. C. Mulligan.
+Bethel-M. T. Romans.
Blades-D. T. Campbell.
Bridgeville-L. E. Wimbrow.
*Camden-H. o. Wilkins.
*Canterbury-N. c. Clough.
Cheswold-C. w. Spry.
Clayton-Ewell and Leipsic, E.
A. Dougherty; st. Paul's, r. W.
Kirwan.
Dagsboro-L. w. Ross.
*DagsborO Circuit-E. C. Gra-
ham.
Dover-Grace and st. Paups, A.
W.. Goodhand, Sr.; *Wesley, Roy
Thawley.
Ellendale-W. B. Bundick.
/ FarmingtOn-Alton S. Hopkins.
*Felton-T. B. Brinton.
Ffankford-J. j. vonHagel.
Frederick and Milford Neck--D.
E. Wood.
Georgetown-Grace, w. P. Kes-
model.
Georgetown Wesley, o. E.
Jones.
Georgetown Circuit - Edwin
Thomas.
Greenwood-James O'Neil.
*GreenwoOd-Grace and Cannon,
John Anderson.
GumborO-C. E. Wilkins.
HarbesOn-E. E. Crockett.
Harrington, Asbury j. Harry
Wright.
*Harrington-Trinity F. H. Tru-
lit.
*Houston-W. j. Mckee.
Indian River-Milton Elliott.
**Kenton-Hartly, Ira Doyle.
*Laurel-Centenary, - Ralph c
: Jones.
Laurel-Christ, F. B. Bailey.
. Laurel Circuit-Lee Elliott.
| Lewes-W. H. Revelle, Sr.
Lincoln City-E. N. Wright.
MagnOlia-H. N. Nicklas.
MiddletOwn-E. e. Coleman.
Milford, Avenue-Frank Herson
*MilfOrd, Calvary-D. w. Baker
MillsbOro-W. l.. Beckwith.
Milton, GOshen-Harold Davis.
Milton, Grace-MiltOn Elliott.
sMt. Pleasant-Ira Crum.
*Nassau-Charles LOuhoff.
*Ocean View and Millville =
: Thomas c. Jones.
*Odessa-D. T. Pritchard
*Rehoboth-Waldo Dize.
*ROxana-W. M. Hamilton.
st. GeOrges-Harold Fordham.
: Seaford-Mt. Olivet, w. H
Stone; *Gethesemane, C. P. Butler
**St. Johns. O.. P. Jefferson.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23

*Rock Hale. H. Wheatley,
Rock Hall, Md.
Royal Oak and Southerland-R.
E. Ferry, Royal Oak. Md.
*St. James-R. f. Pinder, Wor-
ton, Md.
St. Michaels, Sardis-R. w. Hast
ings, St. Michaels, Md.
st. Thomas-Clarence ]. Fox,
Bishops Head, Md.
SALEM -Chatteau-W. H. John
son, fredericksburg, Md.
Secretary-Leolan Jackson, Sec
retary. Md.
Still Pond and Betterton-H. HI
Conner, Still Pond, Md.
Sudlersville-J. A. Clark, Sud
lersville, Md.
Tilghman-O. H. Connolly, Thigh
man, Md.
Trappe-R. ]. Cooke. Trappe. Md
Vienna -Elliott-R. F. Loss, Wen
ma. Md.
Wesley Chapel of Kent-S. I
Hamblin, Rock Hall, Md.
*Wye Mills and Cordova-O. G
Brewer, Wye Mills, Md.
Special Appointments
H. N. Bailey-Chaplain Veteran
| Administration.
c. l. Carpenter-U. S. Army chap
lain.
Conrad Hamer-U. S. Arm
chaplain.
E. ]. Hemphill-U. S. Navy.
l.. f. WindsOr-Conference treas
urer, 1901 River Road, Wilmingto
280, Del.
o. A. Bartley-President. Wesle
Junior College, Dover, Del.
John M. Kelso-PrOfessOr, We:
ley Junior College.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23

*Easton, Ebenezer-Paul c. Nc
Coy, EastOn, Md.
*Easton, Trinity-Herman Nc
Kay, EastOn, Md.
Fairlee-L. B. Troutman, Fairlee,
Md.
fredericksburg, Christ - H. V.
Branford, fredericksburg, Md.
fredericksburg, Union-A. T. Nc
Farland, fredericksburg, Md.
Goldsboro-C. S. Ross, Goldsboro,
Md.
Greensboro-C. f. Davis, Green's
borO, Md.
HillsbOro-Queen Anne - Frank
Baker, Queen Anne, Md.
HOOsier Memorial, HoOpers Is
land-O. G. Brewer, Fishing Creek,
Md.
"Hurlock, Unity; II. r. Lobb,
HurlOck, Md.
Hurlock, Washington. c. RAN
dali, Hurlock, Md.
Ingleside- e-Barclay-D. 0. HOr-
nung, Ingleside, Md.
*Kennedyville-Edward G. Bond
Kennedyville, Md.
Kent Island-O. B. Reed, Stevens.
Vile, Md.
*Marydel-C. III. Atkins, Marydel
Md.
*Oxford--C. c. Harris, Oxford
Md.
Pomona. A. Smith, Chester
town, Md, r. ID.
*PrestOn-J. HI. Link, Preston
Md.
Queenstown. o. Hill, Queens
town, Md.
Ridgely-J. d1. Parker, Ridgely
Md.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23

NIIUTIST1I II NIuTlISHC
Bus Connections.
(c) Ferry service through to Claiborne for We
hcles via prompt connections at Rom
ancoke.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23

Dayton E. McClain-Vice-presi-
dent American University, Wash
ingtOn, ID. c.
r. M. Green-Ex. Secretary, Pen
insula Conference Dover, Del.
Robert E. Green-Ex. Secretary,
Peninsula Conference Bd. of Evan
gelism.
w. A. Glass-Instructo in Drew
University.
A. Dudley Ward-Left without
appointment to attend school.
j. R. Bicking-Superintendent of
Anti-Saloon League of Delaware.
DeacOness Appointments
Miss Esther j. Buck-DeacOness
Riddle Memorial Home.
Miss Louise Whitsitt-Deacone
Board of Mission and Church Ex
tension.
Miss Arabella G. Crothers-Re
| tired.
Workers under w. s. c. S.-Mis
Helen Hill, Mary Todd Gambl,
Community Center.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23

r. Shield; Whatcoat, G. E. Ster
ling.
Somerset-To be supplied.
ST. Martin's-J. w. Smith.
Stockton and Girdletree-R. w.
Mills.
st. Peter's-A. A. Huntington.
**Trinity and Quindocque-E. c..
Wells.
Westover-J. B. Pettus.
Whaleyville-P. r. Schauer.
Willards and Stengles-L. l..
Knots.
EASTON DISTRICT - Superin-
tendent, Essel P. Thomas.
*Bayside-M. J. Roberts, Sher-
wood, Md.
*Beckwith and Spedden-Randall
Larson, Cambridge, Md, R. d.
Bozman and Neavitt-Dale Ruth
BOZman, Md.
Burrsville-J. D. Robb, P. o. Den
ton, Nd, R. D.
Cambridge, Grace-Richard c
Hubbard, Cambridge, Md.
Cartridge, St. Pauls-J. j. Bunt
ing, Sr., Cambridge, Md.
cambridge, Zion-S. B. Bradley
Cambridge, Md.
Cambridge Circuit. P. George
Cambridge, Md.
Centreville, Epworth - j. b
Vaughn, Centreville, Md.
Centreville, Grace-G. E. Leister
Centreville, Md.
ChestertOwn, Christ-M. II
Keene, ChestertOwn, Md.
*Chestertown, First. ]. Bunt
ing, Jr., Chestertown, Md.
*Church Creek-H. III. Schaue
Church Creek, Md.
Church Hill-F. o. Baynart
Church Hill, Md.
Concord, Grove-Melvin Kay
fredericksburg, Md; assistant paste
: J. P. Thompson, Bethlehem. Md.
+, CrapO-R. G. Given, CrapO, Md.
+, *CrumptOn-Cyril M. Jackson
CrumptOn, Md.
Denton, Grace-T. ]. TurkingtOl
: *East New Market-C. L. Reite
;. East New Market. Md.
. EastOn. Calvary-C. NJ. Elderdic,
!. EastOn, Md.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23

*Seaford Circuit. r. Diehl.
Selbyville-C. S. Jarvis.
Smyrna-R E. Green.
TOwnsend-Tilghman Smith.
*Whitesville-A. w. Turner.
Wyoming and Woodside-W. o.
Hackett.
SALISBURY DISTRICT-Super-
intendent, Joseph B. Dickerson.
*Allen-K. M. Dickey.
*Bishopville-J. It. Graham.
Crisfield-Asbury-J. T. ROwlen-
son.
Immanuel-M. E. Wheatley.
Mt. Pleasant-E. l.. Bennett.
Mariners-H. o. Hufnal.
*Deal Island-J. Langral.
Delmar-First-J. w. Townsend.
Delmar-Olive-F nj. Volk.
Fairmount-E. M. Byrd.
Friendship and st. Luke-E. S.
Perdue.
Fruitland-W. A. Donaway.
Galestown--E. G. Justis.
HebrOn-Nelson's-J. HI. Glow.
| Hebron-St. Paul's-W. H. Kohl
Mardela-W. l.. Collins.
Mt. Vernon-A. T. P. Hudson.
*Nanticoke and Bivalve-W. A
Hill.
*Newark-C. HI. Squires.
Ocean City-C. e. Ennis.
*Parsonsburg-T. III. Hudson.
*PittsvilleAyers-G. HI. McWil
liams.
Pittsville-Grace-James Lord.
*POcomoke Bethany - Paul e
Reynolds.
*Pocomoke-Salem-E. c. Hall
man.
Powellville-G. f. Turner.
Princess Amer. S. Hodgson.
QuanticO-F. G. Buckley.
Salisbury-Asbury-To be sup
piled, associate pastor. G. w. Good
ly; Bethesda, j, l.. Green; Grace
III. NJ. Parks; st. Andrews charge
A. N. B. Snapp; Trinity, ]. A. Ira
der.
Sharptown-Asbury. III. It. Cald
well; Mt. Vernon, r. f. VanCleal
Smith Island-Lloyd Townsend
Snow Hill-Bates Memorial. T
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23

Harrington does not regret the sac
rifice of four gallons as the sweet
extinguisher checked a blaze that
threatened his farm home. And
in nearby Otisfield Glenn Henry
gladly parted with the first gallon
he had collected to put out fire
on the sap house roof.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23
THIS Is THE SAP,
THAT PUTS OUT FIRES

WEST FRYEBURG, Me.-With
maple syrup scarce and high-priced
in Maine this season, two or
chard owners used five gallons of
sap-as fire extinguisher. Will,
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23

Losses by American farmers be-
cause of weeds are estimated at
more than So billion dollars a year.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23
So CHANGES MADE AT ~"
METHODIST CONCLAvE
continued from FIRST psse)

now serving as pastor of the Bal
timOre Church, was appointed to
the pulpit of McCabe Memorial
Church in Wilmington, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation
of the Rev. DR.. Edward j. Bond,
who retired from the ministry af-
ter serving in the Wilmington
church for nine years.
Other changes in the Whining
ton churches include Bellefonte,
Calvary, Eastlake, Grace, assist
ant pastor, Hillcrest Peninsula and
Union.
The Rev. ]. T. Sard, who resign
ed as pastor of Union Church and
asked for retirement status, was
appointed to the Bellefonte Church
succeeding the Rev. Charles S.
Clarkson; the Rev. Charles W..
Brandford succeeds the Rev. A. T.
MacFarland at Calvary; the Rev.
H. G. Holloway succeeds the Rev.
Charles c. Harris at Eastlake; the
Rev. d.. c. Wildey succeeds Mr.
Clarkson at Hillcrest; the Rev.
John N. Link, who has been a mem
.ber of the faculty at Westminster
Theological Seminary, goes to
Peninsula, formerly occupied by
the Rev. Otis P. Jefferson; and the
Rev. George H. Pigueron will be
the pastor at Union Church.
List OF Appointments
The complete list of appoint
ments follow:
*Indicates change in pastOrates
Wilmington District = Superin-
tendent, H. p. Fox, of 27O5 North
Harrison street, Wilmington.
Bethel and Town Point-Rich.
ard f. Hawkins.
Cecil Circuit-Edward Hoffman
*CeciltOn-Roy l.. Jones.
iCharlestown-Russell w. Simp
son.
Cherry Hill-John w. Jones.
chesapeake City-Harold Lew
is.
Chester Bethel-W. E. Habbard
sChristiana-Jerry Cover
Claymont-P. w. Spence.
*Ebenezer-Lester Loder.
@Elk Neck-JOhn HI. Jehle.
ElktOn--Walter A. Hearn.
Galena-A. E. Kniceley.
*HOekessin-C. G. Harris.
Holly Oak-Ralph E. Proud.
*HOpewell-E. Leon Dage.
Leeds-TO be supplied.
Marshallton-H. Kirby Krams.
+Miflington-J. H. Whedbee.
Newark -Union-Wm d. Geog
hegan.
NewarkAA. j. Jackson.
New Castle-John w. Wootten.
sNewport-F. d. Milbury
*North East-Charles S. Clark
Perryville-Ralph w. Hopkins
Port Deposit-William III. Re,
ellie, Jr.
Red Lion-lavid j. Moore.
Richardson Park-A. B. Frye.
.'Rising Sun-A. w. Strickland
ST. Georges-Charles HI. Hudson
est. Johns-W. f. Abbott.
Stanton-Ellwood w. Cursey.
WarWlck--lra l.. TnetfOrd. .
Zion Circuit. l.. Powell.
WILMINGTON
Asbury-JacOb c. Handy.
*BellefOnte-T. J. Sard.
Brack- -Ex-William III. Hudson
<Brandywine-L. E. Werner.
Calvary-Charles w. Branfor
*Eastlake-H. G. Holloway.
.Grace-B. M. Johns; assistar
A. W.. Goodhand, Jr.
Harrison Street-Carlton M. Ha
ris.
*Hillcrest-D. c. Wildey.
Kingswood-H. B. Flater.
Madeley-Robert G. Conner. =.
sMcCabe-Robin Bould.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23
THE CHESAPEAKE BAY
FERRY SYSTEM

SCHEDUI.E-DAILY AND SUNDAY
Eastern Standard Time)
EFFECTIVE, APRIL IS, 1947
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DAY

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American Day" 1S47 metams
Ta savaite visa laikoma kair
tam tikslui paSvesta, o Gegu-
zes Is bus atlikta tam tikros
apeigos sarysyje su Pilietybe.
Tos dienos iskilmemis bus
pagerbti apie 100000 vyru il
merginu kurie symet suejo
pilna amziu ir tapo pilieciais,
ir apie 100000 tu ateiviu ku,
rie pasidare Americas pile,
ciais.
Numatyta kad apie 100000
zmoniu dalyvaus tose iskilmese
Geguzes 18 d.
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ia Geguzes menesi 1910 metals
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BALTIMORE, Nd.
RINKLIAVA BALFUI MIES
TO GATVESE

Vietos Lietuviai priklausant
prie BALI 64-to skyriaus rem
giasi prie rinkliavos miestt
gatvese, kuri ivyks sestadieni
Birzelio IA. Adv. N. Rastenis
BALE centro vice pirmininkas
jau turf tam leidima isrupines
Sis skyrius neskaitlingas ma
riais, draugiju delegatai taipgi
mazai kada atsilanko ] skyriauS
susirinkimus, tai ir salpos dar-
bas nelengvas items kurie yra
pasieme ant savo peciu ta sun
kia nasta nesti.
Shame skyriuje daugiausia
dirha pirmininke julie Raste-
niene, rastininke Emilia Railie-
ne, I'D. Kastas Matuliauskas
Jiems daug gelbsti Adv. Nadas
Rastenis ir garbes pirmininkas
Kun. DR.. L. Mendelis. Sun
kiausia darbo nasta tai mesa
I'D. X. Matuliauskas.
K. Matuliauskas, kaipo bu-
yes sillveju pramones atstovas,
turintis gerq pazinciu ne tik su
Lietuviais kontraktoriais bet
ir su kitais darbdaviais, lanky-
damas darbavietes, gauna dau-
giausia auku. Tx deka D. K.
Matuliausko ir kitu auksciau
ivardintu asmenu, jau tapo su-
rinkta ir j BALI centra pasiu-
sta $4,000, il jau baigiama rim
xii septintas tukstantis. Xxi
nustatytos kvotos dar truksta
virs $4,000, ka gal pavyks uz-
pildyti per viesa rinlsliava o
tai priklausys nuo to kick sky
rius paiiegs sugrupuoti ir islei-
sti j gatves auku rinkeju.
Cia tai turetu j talka ateiti
visi Baltimores Lietuviai ir pri-
sideti prie to Svento, garbingo
darbo. Rinkliavai diena nuskir-
ia sestadienis, liuosa nuo dar-
bo, taigi jeigu ta diena atsiras
kokie penki-seSi simtai rinke-
ju tai pasekmes butu geros.
Taigi, visi stokite BALF'o
skyriui j talka ir uzsirasykite
j auku rinkejus. Skyriaus su-
sirinkimai laikomi kas savaite
treciadieni, Lietuviu saleje.
GEGUzES 10 d., L. A. A.
Klubo saleje ivyko sauni pra-
moga Americas Legiono Lietu-
viu posto naudai. Lietuviai Le-
gionieriai pilnoje savo unifor-
mole priiminejo svecius il tel
ke jiems malonu patarnavima.
Tx gala kad sveciu atsilanke
neperdaug. P. p. Jaras.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-16
UNIJISTAI TURF SUMOkETI
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George l.. Mueller vadovau,
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rios darbininkus js pereita
ziena buvo iSvedes. streikui
dabar pajunta antra to strei-
ko smugi: kiekvienam unijos
nariui vadai uzdejo po $40 Elk
stra duokliu ir reikalauja kad
sumoketu. Unijos izdas istuS-
tejo, reiskia aukstieji vadai
bijo kad ju algoms gall neuz-
TEXT pinigQ. Vietoje be strei-
ko susitarti su kompanija, tie
darbininkai buvo priversti pa
nesti nuostolius streikavimu,
ir dabar vietoje naudos dar
turf moketi unijai ekstra duo
kleS.
Tos unijos laimingesnes ku-
riose patys darbininkai geriau
tvarko savo reikalus ir apsiei-
na be viska prizadanciu dikta-
toriu.