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The union times., 1947-04-12
KenneIy Victory
 HelpedBy Unions

CHICAGO CPD = United labor support was the deciding factor in the victory of Democrat Martin H. Ken nelly as Chicago's new mayor.
 Kennelly's landslide plurality of more than 273,000 votes in the April 1 election upset the strong bid for con- trol of the city by Chicago Tribune publisher Robert R. Mccormick and Gov. Dwight Green, who backed the candidacy of Russell w. Root.
 AFL and CIO leaders congratulat- ed Kennedy on his success and his interpretation of the balloting as "a commission from the people" The De- mocratic candidate had the personal backing of more than 150 top leaders of the city's AFL and CIO unions.
 Tn the campaign Kennelly, busi- nessman, divorced himself from the Democratic machine and refused to discuss national issues.
The union times., 1947-04-12
|Shirer Custer
 By CBS Brings Sharp Protest
R. R. Trainrnen Say Liberal Broadcasters Apparently
 Not Wanted

Protest against the silencing of William L. Shirer by CBS was vOic- ed this week by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Under the heading ''ReactiOn Silences Shirer, '' the official organ of the Trainmen, ''Trainmen News," says:
 s'AnOther liberal voice has been silenced by the vicious wave of re- action sweeping America. This time it was William l.. Shirer, cOmmen- tator for the Columbia Broadcast ing System and author of Berlin Diary, who got the axe.
 "Shirer, for 10 years a leading CBS staff member, had the highest Hooper rating of any CBS Sunday afternoon show except Hoagy Carmichael, out drawing listener interest from other famous and expensive broadcasts.
 "That this fact which is usually so al1-important to advertisers did not count apparently in the case of this progressive radio reporter, underlines the determination of big business to stifle all liberal ideas from the ether
 "When told of the decision of CBS to discontinue his sponsored broad cast, Shirer commented, If the Co., 1umbia Broadcasting System throws me off when I have this tremendous appeal, then they must not like my views"
 ''The attitude of Shirer's spon. sOr, the J. B. Williams Co.,, makers of shave cream, became known last Fall when it began to forward to him a number of hostile letters. many of which bore Wall St. ad- dresses and spoke bitterly against his liberal views.
 Thus Shirer joins the ranks of the other liberal commentators who were fired because of their viewS-Ro- bert St. John, Johannes Steel and John w. Vandercook, not to mention a host of less we11-known broadcasters.
 S'When these men on other net works were silenced last Fall at the insistence of their sponsors and other big radio advertisers, CBS loudly boasted that advertisers would not influence its policies. That boast was an empty one, in the face of Shirer's dismissal.
 "Shirer said, I worked for years under Nazi censorship and would hate to see it come to us"
 "That, however, seems to be the trend. If it continues, before long one more timber of democracy will be loosened, ready to crash.
 ''All members of organized labor, in fact, all Americans who love their liberty, should vigorously pro- test this latest assault on free speech
The union times., 1947-04-12
Detroit Teachers
 Nail Down Raise.

DETROIT = (FP) - Under the hawklike eyes of the Detroit Fedora tion of Teachers (AFL) the Detroit city council voted and Mayor Jefries has approved an addition of $2,149,OO0 to the budget for teacher wage raises.
 The new schedule goes in effect next September and gives teachers with a bachelor degree a hiring rate of $2775 a year and those with a masters $29O0. Top rate for bachelor degree teachers was boosted to $4375 year and for masters to $45OO.
 "That ends this campaign with a bang" Exec. Sec. Helen Moore of the federation told Federated Press. It had begun with negotiations, refusal of the board of education to bargain with the AFL union, a strike vote and was c1imaxed with a strike threat, rein forced by promises of AFL and CIO picket1ine assistance, that finally in tinidated the board, which is headed by crusty banker.
The union times., 1947-04-12
Same Boat Club" Formed By Y.W.C.A.

The Y.W.C.A. in New Haven is forming a new club for young men and women employed in industries. Its first meeting will be at 500 PM. Monday, April 14th, and the name of club will be Same Boat Club The meetings will be devoted to current issues and include a recreation pro gram First meeting will have FEE. PC, as topic of discussion followed by games, dancing and refreshments. Further information can be had by calling 8-5171.
The union times., 1947-04-12
Can't Insist On
 No-Strike Clause

The right to strike, to picket and otherwise to engage i'll concerted acti- vities is a right guaranteed by law. When, therefore, an employer says he won't bargain unless the union in cludes no-strike, no-picketing clauses in the contract, he is violating the Wagner act So ruled an NLRB trial examiner in a case involving Shell Oil and other companies.
 This does not mean that the union cannot voluntarily waive the right. But the agreement to do so must arise out of the give and take of collective bar gaining. The employer just can't say he won't bargain at all unless the un- ion agrees to include the clauses. That doesn't show the good faith the law requires.
The union times., 1947-04-12
As We See It
 by THE STAFF

Many a parent who won't believe that the neighbours kid beat his boy up without prOvocation is perfectly willing to believe a newspaper re- port that workers are striking an innocent corporation that never did thing to deserve it.
 Our personal nomination for la- bor's "Shnook-of-the-Month Club" is Republican National Chairman Carroll Reece. With no less than l35 COP anti-labor proposals now pending in Congress, Reece took deep drag on whatever he was smoking and opined, "We have more industrial peace now than we've had in years and that's be- cause of the mere presence in Washington of Republican Con- gress."
 One of the big reasons why con- gressmen are out for antilabor leg islation is their claim that jurisdic- tiOnal strikes represent key prob lem.
 Here are the facts of life about jurisdictional strikes, which the press did not reveal when they were presented to Congress by Sen. Wayne Morse (R., Ore.):
 During the first half of l946 there were exactly "A jurisdictional strikes involving the grand total of 10000 out of America's Is million union members.
 Congress has been hearing testi- mony from labor and weekly pa- per editors on how the newsprint shortage is forcing them to the wall. Some sort of climax was reached when a man named David Korneman, of the Green Publish ing Co.,, New York City, testified that he was really driven to the depths by the newsprint shortage. From printing comic books, he was forced to take up printing govern ment income tax forms. And that wasn't all. "Even the government has hard time getting the paper for me-" he said. ''It took two months to get it for the tax forms. 5
 We're disturbed about the Wall Street Journal: it's starting to in- dulge in seIf-torture. A lead editO- rial last week said, "One subscriber has written us under the impress sion that we are at least tolerant if not favorable to Communists. 5 From now on no more stock mar ket quotations on American firms making Russian dressing.
 The Int'l Business Machine Corp. announced that it has begun firing all its married women employees in plants and offices throughout the country. Out of the sheer kindness of its heart, however, IBM decided not to require each purchaser of its adding machines and comptometers ] Continued on Page Four)
The union times., 1947-04-12
A FINE RECORD

The Consolidation Service. U. s. De- partment of Labor, aided in the peace ful adjustment of 13,00O industrial disputes last year.
The union times., 1947-04-12
Are Attempting
 Trough" Policy With AFL Locals
Putting Heat On 'Independ- ents" Not To Sign New
 Agreements

Officials of the New Haven Building Trades Council today asserted that the New Haven chapter of the Associated General Contractors "seem to have en- tered into a conspiracy against organized labor, with the result that much-needed construction work is being held up." A similar situation exists in Bridgeport and a number of other Connecticut cities.
 JOINT STATEMENT
 A statement made public by spOkesmen for the Building Trades Council, asserted that the general contractors ''have embarked on a policy of getting tough with labOr," and added that the contractors 'sare cOercing, or attempting to cOerce, the sub-cOntractOrs, into refusing to sign new contracts with the building trades unions" The statement was issued by Saul Kreas, president of the Council; Bernard Cilbride, Se- cretary; and James DiLOnardO, business agent of the Bricklayers Union.
 ''The public should knOw,'' the statement asserted, "that our wage demands are strictly in accord with the increased cost of living, and in most cases, are lower than in other cities. By agreeing to eliminate overtime work, for which double rates are traditionally ly paid, there is no actual increase in the take home pay of our men or in build. ing costs. In faet, Our proposals reduce tGke-hOme pay On the Grer- age by OUer 30 percent. We are following a policy which is in ac- cord with the standards and prac- tices of the American Federation of Labor, and have the full support of all thoughtful groups.
 We are glad to make an exception i'll the case of emergency housing for veterans. The painters and 1aborers definitely will complete work on the Waterside and Boulevard projects.
 ARE SIGNING
 "We are also glad to be able to announce that the campaign of coer- cion being carried on by the general contractors is not yielding results. The number signing up with the un- ions is increasing daily
 ''It is our hope that the cOntrac- tors will soon realize that they have an obligation to the public to en- gage in genuine collective bargain ing. The days when they could get tough with labor are gone. Unions are here to stay, and are prepared to continue to make constructive contributions to stabilize the build ing industry. Upon the general con- tractors falls the responsibility now to show their good faith. The public awaits their answer.''
 The unions involved are the Brick layers, Painters, Building Laborers, Hoisting Engineers, and Iron Work CTS. With the exception of the veter- ans housing project, the members of these unions are now working only for the independent contractors who have signed new agreements with the ur- ions.
The union times., 1947-04-12

3OO,OOO people were collecting unemployment insurance in New York City in March.
The union times., 1947-04-12
Flagstad Suspected

New York (LPA)-Singer Kristen Flagstad will not be restored to full membership in the American Guild of Musical Artists-AFL because of charges that she did nothing to oppose the Nazi's occupation of her native Norway. Her husband, at the time of his death last year, was under prose cution for treason. The AGMA has issued a working permit to Miss Flagstad for her current concert tour because the Norwegian charges have not been substantiated:
The union times., 1947-04-12

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The frontiersman., 1947-02-08
HOMER DOCK $ DESTROYED

HOMER 1.-The Homer dock is ent rely de- mol ished now. The struc ture was batter- ed down by the ice Hoes which have fi1- led the bay for the past several weeks.
 It is repor ted that only a small portion of the ap- pr oach to the dock still tands.
The frontiersman., 1947-02-08
The Fron tier sman

FROn0 WHAT 1 HEAR
 Now that the Reef Knot has and gone, I thought it might be teresting to let all of you folks in on the reason for an extra on that occasion. It all grew out of the editor's wanting to see what that special large type would look like in a headline.
 And speaking of the Reef Knot, you also might like to know that she was still upset ting plans on the day of her arrival, just as she has been for the past two months. The nesday edition of the paper, by o'clock that afternoo oon. It planned to slip the extra in the wrapper wi tn the regular issue. But check revealed Reef Knot. Advice might come in later, and to wait hour.
 So promptly on the hour a second check was made. Still Reef Knot, and it seemed unlikely that she would get in before the following day. So 1t decided to hold the extra for Thur sday, and hour behind schedule the Wednesday issue was wrapped and prepared for mailing.
 And 1t wasn't until that regular issue anyone in The Frontier office aware of the fact that the relief ship had sneaked in and tied up at the dock hour before. Thursday Git didn't reach the pos tofftce until o lock Wedne sday even ing) and your Wednesday paper Ia te,- just blame it the Reef Knot.
 With the weather considerably warmer than it has been for the past thr ee weeks, per- hars now we bear to think a. bit about the wild beauty of the bay during that time.
 One glimpse caught of si lver moonl ight Aho 7o1 +loo
The frontiersman., 1947-02-08
CARL NORDEN SON RETURNS

Carl Nordenson re- turned from Clear water last Tuesday af ternoon. He was fl own to Seldovia by the pilot of an An chor age plane which had been cal led to tr an sport Mr s. Ric h. ard Or annis of Bear Cove to that city.
 Mrs. Grannis left for Anchor age from Bear Cove later that >6av
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-05
DAYTON, OHIO
PASTABOS IS LAISKU

Ona K. gavo du laiskus is
Lietuvos nuo sesers. Abudu
laiskai yra visai vienodo turf
nio, tiktai pirmame laiske ne
parasyta kad mes gerai gyve-
name, o antrame tas prideta.
Reiskia, tuojaus reikejo rasy-
tt antra laiska, vien delto, kad
pridejus jog "mes gerai gyve-
name!" Tai yra bolsevikiskas
reikalavimas, visi rasydami is
tenai turi prideti ir dabartinio
skurdaus gyvenimo pagyrima.
Dabar paziurekime, kaip jie
tenai ''gerai gyyena". Rasoma
sekanciai:
Miela sesute. AS esu dar svei-
ka ir gyva. Mamyte musu irgi
gyva, tiktai visai nedruta nuo
to baisaus karo. Jai teko daug
nukenteti, pavargti. Mano val
kai jau yra dideli, vyriausias
18 metu, antras II, trecias
6 metu. Abudu didesnieji jau
tarnauja iris metus, per vasa-
ra gano. ziema jie pareina gy-
venti pas name. Cia jie budaml
dainuoja senoviskas daineles
ir laukia vel pavasarelio kao
galetu vel ganyti gyvulelius.
JOS vyras yra tremtyje, bet
il nei zodelio neuzsimena apie
savo vyro likima.
Antanina z. gavo laiska is
Lenkijos nuo savo brolio su-
naus, kuris ten yra pabeges
is Lietuvos. Cia paduosime ke-
leta sakiniu is jo:
Tetule, jusu Amerikoje val,
dzia yra susipratus, kulturin-
ga,sviesi kaip saule. Nesistebe-
kite manimi kad as likau toks
vargsas, tai ne man vienam
toks likimas atiteko, bet vi
stems Lietuvos zmonems tail
yra.
Reiskia, ne vien pabegelial
Lietuviai vargsta, bet ir pacio-
je Lietuvoje vargas. 49,.
Jie tenai jaucia kad Ameri-
kos valdzia yra "sviesi kaiI
saule", o pas mus atsiranda to-
kiu zmoniu, kurie garbina Sta.
lima. d. Rep.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-05
UNIJU VADAI TURF RIMTAI
VEIKTl, SAKO FORD

Henry Ford II, knriam att
teko vadovybe :garsios Ford
Motor Co. firrnos, pastaroje
savo kalboj Boston, Mass, kur
jis buvo apsilankes, pareiske
uniju vadams kad jie privalo
limits salinti salygas kurios SUI
kelia nesusipratimus ir nega-
roves SUI darbdaviais, jeigu jie
nori pagelbeti darbininkams ir
tarnauti darbininku atstovais.
Ford II sake kad derybose su
dirbtuviu vedejais del algu ir
darbo salygu. uniju vadai i've
liza savo paciu nesusipratimus
ir dar leidzia komunistu MAUI
mons prisideti prie sudarymo
sumiximu ir sukelimo neapy-
kant6s, nors tas nieko bendro
neturi SUI darbininku reikalais.
Ford Motor Co. dirbtuvese
Detroite, po "a metq uzdraudi-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-05

me ir patyreme, pasirode kad
trys dolariai pilnai verta mo-
keti.
Yellowstone Nacionalis Par
kas tokiu buvo padarytas Kovo
1, 1872 metals, Kongreso nu-
tarimu. Kai tyrinetojai aplan-
ke. ia sriti pamate kokie gam
tos prajovai ten randasi, buvo
rekomendpota ta sriti paimti
valstybes zinia, apsaugojimui
to visko mokslui ir zmoniu pa
matymui. Ten kartu randasi
ir daugybe ivairiq gyvunu,
nuo mesku mazyn, kuriems ir-
gi ten apsauga nuo zmoniu
naikinimo uztikrinta.
Yellowstone Parko plotas
yra 3,57O ketvirtaines myliu,
taigi didesnis kaip nekurios
rytines valstijos. Paw, Rhode
Island yra 1850 ketv. myliu
ploto, Delaware - 1850 my
liu, ir Connecticut = 1890 m.
KAIP jau minejau, Shame
parke randasi tas pasaulyje is
garsejes karsto vandens geize-
ris. kuris issilieja j ora kas
valanda ir 6 minutes, ir kadan-
gi tas Old Faithful vadinamas
stebuklas randasi vakarineje
parko dalyje, tai visais keliais
kas tik j Yellowstone Parka
atvaziuoja, traukia pirmiausia
prie to Old Faithful geizerio,
kitka pamatyti palikdami pas
kiau. Ten, prize to Old Faith
full geizerio, ir buna visas SUI
sigrudimas, ir zmoniu sutalpi-
nimui nakvynei ir pavalgydini-
mui ten yra isstatytas mazas
miestelis SUI hoteliu, valgyklo-
mis-, nakvyniu kabinais, krau-
tuvemis, pastu, ir tt. Neziu-
rint kick ten zmoniu susigru-
da, veik visi sutelpa, o kurie
nera laimingi nakvynei patal-
pas gauti viena nakti prasnau-
dzia ir savo masinoje.
Shame dideliame parke yra
irengti keli toxic miesteliai -ir
jie ypac vasaros laiku buna uz-
pildyti lankytojais. JVos iren-
gus patti valdzia savo kastais,
taciau biznius operuoti atida-
vus privatiniams zmonems kon-
cesiju tvarka.
Privaziavimui prie to geiza-
rio mes turejome pervaziuoti
E34 mylias kelio nuo ivaziavimo
i parka. II Pakeliui te ko perva-
ziuoti per to Kontinehtalio Pa
dalinimo kalnus, kurie parke
yra CANA auksti, Xxi 10000 pc
dQ. Tas Kontinentalis Padali-
nimas - nuo kurio upes skiria-
81 teketi ] rytus ir j vakarus,--
neina lygia linija, bet kalnynu
naturaliai issirangiusiais ciu-
kurais, taigi NUNS teko kelis
kartus ia Padalinimo riba per-
vaziuoti vykstant toliau parka
apziureti.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-05
SUSIRINkO POP VAGONAI
SU MAISTU EUROPAI

Gruodzio l d. j Philadelphia
atvezta POP vagonai SUI mais-
tn, surinktu is plaCios Ameri-
kos, pasiuntimui Europos EMO
niu suselpimui.
Tas sumanymas, pradetas is
Los Angeles, Kalifornijoje, i;
tef pradejes su apie tuzinu va
gonu, isplito j virs pora simtg
vagonu, kai traukinys vaziavc
is vakaru j rytus.
Prize tu POP vagonu tikima
dar dades savo keliolika vago-
nu ir Naujoji Anglia.
Philadelphijoje tas maistas
kraunamas j laivus il. siuncia-
mas Prancuzijon ir Italijon.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-05
BALTIMORE, ND.
SMUEkIOS ZINUTES

Lapkr. 25, Lietuviu saleje
ivyko BALI 64-to skyriaus
susirinkimas, kuriame placiai
apkalbeta skyriaus veik i m 0
planai, kaip sekmingiau butu
galima uzbaigti savo BALF'ui
kvota, mes dar truksta virs
$500.
Toliau seke raportas komisi-
jos rengiamo vakarelio Lapkr.
20; isrinkta tam vakareliui rel
kalingi darbininkai. Po to bu-
vo pasiulyta sumanymas reng-
tt prakalbas; po trumpo pasi-
kalbejimo sumanymas priimtas
ir nutarta kviesti p. Deveniene,
kuri tik nesenai gryzo is Euro
pos, atlankius iSvietintus mu-
SUI tautiecius ivairiuose Euro
pos kampuose. Prakalbq su-
renginui isrinkta komisija.
Jeigu nepavyktu gauti kali
beti p. Deveniene, komisijai
pavesta kviesti Adv. Leona,
mirusio Adv. Petro Leono su-
nu, kuris tikima siomis dieno-
mis- atvyks is Europos tiesiog
j Baltimore.
sIOMIS dienomis vietos laik-
rasciuose pasirode kelstoka Ii
zinute, kad vienas valkata at
ejes j policijos' nuovada prase-
81 padeti j j kalejima. Teise-
jas jo prasyma ispilde ir dave
jam Is dienu. Valkata tue ne
buvo patenkintas ir prase tel
sejo kadS skirtu jam daugiau
laiko. Tada teisejas nusisyp-
sojes pasake: "Mes visuomet
norime kad musu kostumeriai
butu patenkinti, ir duodu tau
80 dienu'.
Tas valkata yra gimes is
Lietuviu tevu, yra "a metQ
amziaus, moka neblogai Lietu-,
viskai kalbeti ir yra neprastas
siuveias, taciau dirbti nenori
ir valkatauja nuo | Pasaulinio
Karo. Gerai kad teisejas ne
klausinejo jo tautybes, tas ne
butu padare Lietuviams gar
bes. P. p. Jaras.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-05
kA DARYTI DEL SKAUSMU
REUMATIZMO
ARTHRITIS

Jeigu JUS keneiate nuo Nugaros
skaudejimO. RaumenQ gelimo, Scia-
tikos, StrenQ skausmq, Neuralgijos,
Sanariq sustingimo. Neuritis. Poda-
grOs ir IT,, pabandykit RADE TAB
LETS del geru pasekmiu. Mes nc
rim kad jus pamegintumet RADE
TABLETS (Bandomaji kieki be jo-
kiu jums kastu.. Nesiuskit pinigq,
tiktai savo varda ir adresa, ir mes
jums tuoj pasiusime tableteliu. vi
ST nurodymai ant pakelio. Nieko
jums nekastuos jei nepatiks. (5D
NORTHWAY PHARMACAL co.
439 North Street
Dept. Al Rochester 5, N. Y.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-05
NUSAUTA VIRS 10000
BRIEDzIU

Maine valstijoje 81 rudenl
medziokles metu tarp Lapkr.
10 ir 80 nusauta 3O,116 brie-
dziu. Tai yra apie 1000 ma
ziau negu 1916 metals, kuomet
buvo nusauta 31,728 briedziai.
symet medziokle sutrukde
siautes didelis girios gaisras
Lapkricio pradzioje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-05
SENIAUSIAS LIETU-
Wis ATLETAS
AMERIKOJE

MusQ atletas Veterans Pra-
mas Norkus paskutiniu laiku
prisimine kad jam nesenai su-
kako 70 metu amziaus ir kad
81 meta suejo As metal nuo to
kada jis pradejo dalyvauti
sporte. Tai reiskia kad jis yra
musu seniausias atletas Ame-
rikoje, dar tebesantis musu
tarpe.
Ia proga jis prisimine savo
svarbiausius sporto veikime
ivykius. Pirma karta Norkus
pasirode viesai kaip stipruolis
ir imtikas Rygoje 1902 metals
rengiamoje Lietuviu Visuome-
niskos Draugijos 'zaislas' pra-
mogoje. Norkaus programa
plakatuose ir laikrastyje Ry-
gos Balsas buvo skelbiama to-
kia: Kilnos sunkius daiktus,
metys ant kaklo sunkiausia ge-
lezine katie, islaikys ant kojq
gelezine karte SUI zmonemis
sunkumo 1900 svaru, islaikys
ant krutines partapijonus, ant
kuriu muzikantas sugros mar
So, istures ant krutines prieka-
Ia SUI dviem zmonemis, kurie
kujais kals gelezi, plika ranka
perkals vinimi lenta pustrecio
colo storumo, ir po to jis da-
lyvaus ristynese.
Pc tos programos Norkus sa-
vo stiprumo veiksmais pragar-
sejo taip kad saliu savininkai
duodavo sale dykai jeigu pra-
mogoje dalyvaus Norkus.
Jis prisimena kita svarbu
ivyki, kai 1912 metals Lietu-
viu Rymo Kataliku Draugija
Rygoje renge pramoga atida-
rymui Lietuviu mokyklos, kur
buvo pakviestas Norkus kaip
svarbiausias tos programos da-
lyvis. Prizes programa j pasi-
tiko keli kunigai ir SUI didele-
mis- ceremonijomis atlydejo ant
estrados, kur j perstate kaipo
Drutuoliu Karaliu.
Kitas jam svarbus ivykis
buvo tai atvykimas j Ameri-
ka 1913 metals.
Pradzioje 1914 m. Chicagoje
Lietuviu Baltos Rozes Dr-gija
suruose jam sporto pramoga.
Tuo laiku laikrastis ''Katali-
kas" taip rase apie il: "Mes
tankiai bedavojam kad NUNS
stinga mokytojq ir vadQ; da-
bar musu tarpe randasi Atle-
tikos mokytojas Pranas Nor
kus, kurio gabumus mes turin
isnaudoti lavinimui jaunimo."
Prizes atvykima j Amerika,
Norkus apvazinejo Europa ro-
dydamas eavo stipruma ir at
vykes cia jis aplanke beveik
visas Lietuviu kolonijas, Ste
bindamas zmones savo raume-
ningu kunu ir nepaprasta svei-
kata.
Stu zodziu rasytojas j mate
pirma karta pabaigoje 1914 m.
suruostoje pramogoje LietuviQ
saleje, So. Boston, Mass, kur
.is tikrai stebino ziuretojus
savo ivairiais stiprumo aktais.
Chicagos Lietuviai sportinin-
tai zada rengti pramoga pa
gerbimui sio musu seniausio
drutuolio musu tarpe.
]. Jakubauskas.