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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
j, Rheumatism, Nevritis. Seiotiea

e-pay Trial Oder: To prove what Remind
can do to help you feel improved and hew
fast 1t works, get Remind from your drug
gist n take exactly as directed. See the re-
suits for yourself. You be the Judge. Unlsas
surprised and delighted, simply return the
empty package and your money back u
guaranteed. Don't suffer another hsur With
out trying Romind. insist on ~Rsmind-f
your druggist is out, ask him 70 get II fyem
his wholesaler.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
AnhrifiS Pains -,
(urbed Easy Way -
Fiqht Pains Of Swollen Joints.

Thousands Of sufferers from the pains and
aches Of Arthritis, Rheumatism, Swollen
Joints, Lumbago, sciatica and Neuritis have
been delighted to discover that the Doctors
formula called Romind starts circulating
through the blood almost Immediately after
the frst dose, usually helping nature remove
poisonous wastes ana excess acids that often
cause pains and soreness, and at the same
time promptly combating the pain and ds-
comfort
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
Wilmington Soldier
Visits Alaska Wilds

Participating in a 150-mile over
land trek through the frozen wider
ness of Alaska, S-Sgt. Charles M.
Hines, of Wilmington, accompanied
"A other members of Co. E, 505th
Parachute Infantry on Feb. II. &C
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23

Genial President Taft
Was Well Feted In Civ
9, 1909, Was a Day To Be Remem-
bered, As Thousands of Carolinians jam
med Into the City to See the President
By THE REV. ANDREW ]. HOWELL
Author of The Book of Wilmington

President William Howard Taft was genial, and his
broad smile, which was always radiating friendliness and
warm-heartednesss made him at home everywhere. He had
visited Augusta, Georgia, and that city claimed him and
listed him as one of it's citizens, but he was really from
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23

Switzerland and representatives Of
the press.
They asked Miss Daisy Lee
Woodbury. if she would serve
cokes and sandwiches when the
meeting dragged on endlessly in
view of the scores of people visit
ing the council session. But Mrs.
Switzerland relieved their minds
by remembering that j. e. L.
Wade was in Raleigh.
SO confusing was the meeting
with the tumble of spectators -
including women who cnatted
busily with one another that
after the visitors had departed,
Mayor w. Ronald Lane began to
take a vote, saying:
"All in favor of the motion. . .
What is the notion"
A bit of fashion news can even
be cleaned from these council
meetings, because bow ties are
being seen more frequently.
Wednesday Councilman R. L. Bur-
nett appeared with one of the fold
ed cravats, while on Friday, Wade
wore a bright yellow model.
In addition to the bright red
Horni fire alarm box on display
III the City Managers office, J. r.
Benson also had a tricky calen'
dar from the Horni company tc
show to inquisitive reporters Tues
day.
Yesterday the city hall was
calm and still with the inhabitants
away in celebration of Washing
tons birthday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23

The u. S. toy industry did a rec.
ord $3.50. 900, 900 business in 194e.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23

There were about / ASS, 900
horses and mules on U. S. farms
in 1916 compared with 26. 700, 900
during World War l and IA, 481,-
900 in 1910.
Evening star., 1947-09-21
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE Sept. 20, R;MAppks;
vania aii and west virginia, Rsmbos. Ga
5So Deliefous, SS osSs 81 inches @ up, s s5S4
some Red Delicious. 2l3 inches up, a9oo.
Grimes, sh inches up. s.s5 fair quality.
r5S.s sOs 90 New nss Jsrssy psfGu: ssfn3o:b
inches, 2;;,75. Northwestern Greeninss' 2h
bn:6ss tnshes ,smnsr, s7s crfS Sosg sPgpes' nearby
stated, Psnnsyivania, cobbiers,. too few
e saes tH Used fuoss sssts q
Katahdins, 1.35; Russets, ] ,25: New jar
sweet Potatoes@Market dull; few ssles;
Eastern Shore, Goidens. T. 8. IS, washed.
Ordinary i y'STn quality i.oo-25; Puerto Ricsns
nearby. 5; h-busSei hampers, aoldens. 90:
Poultry Quotations.
| Poultry-Market firm best, dull others;
demand fairly goood; RECEIPTS liberal frysss
lightweights CLeghorns), supplies insuf
ficient to quote; roasters dncludinE 4ul-
sney IL bsbeP Popnas es ue econsa Ss'y so a. x
fancy higher; lightweishts Geshornsl
1922; few best. 90; ducks. Muscovies, few
80: turkeys, hens 4S-49.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CATTLE-Nonc. Compared with week
others Boz 90 down: heifers weak .. 80
lower; cows uneven. .canner. cutterssand
seas t1 10 o HTsb bus bS
average good S5o-11oo ID. Erassiat
good light weight Erassers 1s.Oo.sf5;
"a 90, good beef cows 1s,00;ls 90: Aom.
and cutters ii. 0o-13oo; light assht
shelly Gamers down, to 1900 and ,4ess;
odd head lots good beef bulls ZOO.
I7.5O-Ie00; light and medium wsfshts
l .00--17 90; medium and good st9eker
aad fssdeG eG steers soso1 frST $50 5s
eXtyEsmsons &C. acomnsr:d pared yi,n ss5 s5
Common com and medium is,oo-2 90; sulls
around 100; weighty slaughteI eEyes
dgagsy 200 lower good 276-36o@S.lo lbs
Aoos@None Compared With ,os,ss ossss
= 90; isS,@5oon Is r.. .Ss g 59S2@is5. sla SS-
25.25; $50 lbs. up a8,s5oS5: good, ,.and
choice sows under 400 lbs. 90 2.O0-9300;
rsows over 400 lbs. 21.75 down.
SHEEP-None. Compared with geek
ago: Slaughter lambs and SLAUGHTER Iwes
steady; good and choice spring lsnnbs:
bucks included. "a ,0O-25.0 90; medium and
good II 7.0O-23 .O0 Gull and common 1900
ter ewes under $50 ID; 700-5o; conmon
and medium 3.5O-6.50
Grain Market. =
n,our paceipfs Q310 q n u&nInd
Whea.aReesipts: s4,52s bushels; .e.E; mp
bushels: No. 2 red. garlicky. spot. dor1es-
tic, 2.5s: September. 3.29s. 54l:
Corn-ReceiptS: $500 bushels; shiPs
ments, 1000 bushels; stocks. $500
oats-zReceipts 1889 bushels; shpi-
ments, none. stocks. 1,221 bushels; white
0Ais; iBsa;rieySkeeslpts,, none; shipments.
Rye-Receipts, 1884 bushels; ship
ments, l,l43 bushels; stocks S2'4ls
Soybeans-Receipts, none: shipments
none; stocks, 3,00S bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts. 10S tons.
othy, clover and mixed hay prices: S2l to
S23 per ton. For all grades Of hay below
No prices are irregular.
Straw-Market steady; wheat straw NO.
Butter and Eggs.
ate. Receipts light. wholesale selling
S0-7o; A mediums, 62-63; B large, 60~62;
current receipts ungraded. 52:55,-
Evening star., 1947-09-21
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1917.
Stocks Rally in Week
As Buying Interest
Turns From Staples
By T. Z. AppIeeote
A@~;~k~l H.~ Ei..I~I W.;.~.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2o.-1nterest
In stocks revived sharply this week
and the market scored its first ad-
vance for 5-day period since
August /.
After an almost stagnant start on
Monday, when only 100000 shares
were traded on one Of the lightest
days on the exchange in three
years, dealings picked up to $780,
600 on Wednesday for the fastest
rally since late July.
Analysts saw in the upswing an
expansion of imitation psychology
and flow into the market of funds
from customers who reached a con-
clusion that share prices were more
attractive than those OF spiraling
commodities. In addition. stocks
had been regarded recently as in
an oversold condition and ripe for a
comeback move. Brokers said some
short-covering contributed to the
demand for shares, while profit
taking placed brake on the i'm
provement late in the week.
The collapse of grain prices on
Friday, when wheat. corn and oats
at Chicago plunged the allowable
daily limits, was seen as disquiet-
ing news for imitation minded ele-
ments.
Average Up 8 of Point.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was ahead 8 of a point
on the week at 64s. For the five
sessions transactions totaling A.
f180,320 shares were the largest since
the week ended August l and COM
pared with 3,71S,360 In the pre-
ceding period.
Despite the dip of i of a point in
the average for the eighth success
sive Monday decline, extremely light
dealings and the narrowest market
since August 27, many industrial
shares gave evidence of ready sup
port in the weeks initial session.
Encouraging was the quick rise of
steel's operating rate after settle
ment of the rail strike in the Pitts
burgh district.
Sluggish dealings prevailed until
the final hour on Tuesday when
pivotal steels, motors and rubbers
gave leadership to a smart rally
that saw 100000 shares traded in
the go minutes and lifted the aver
ages S Of a point. Total transfers
for tne day were 100000 shares.
Wednesdays average rise OF Z
was the best since July 81 and
heartened bullish contingents. A
wide assortment of issues climbed
] to around points, with more
"blue chip" leadership. Declara-
tions Of extra and increased divi-
dents lifted a number of special
stocks.
Liquors were in demand on Thurs
day as possibility of Government
restrictions on grain use was inter-
preted favorably in the light of
large inventory accumulations. Prof
it-taking choked attempts to extend
the upswing, but activity dried
upon the decline and transactions
dwindled to $4,000 shares. Dis
closure that the short interest in
listed stocks on September Is
amounted to 1923, ,153 shares, a de-
cline of 125,599 since August Is, oc-
casioned no surprise in Wall Street
boardrooms.
Despite moderate selling pressure
against the rails on Friday, result
ing from gloomy estimates Of earn
Evening star., 1947-09-21
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Sept 90 dP.-Grains moved
ket on the Board Of Trace today ..
in oats were recorded during the frst
This represented the limit permitted in :
single session and for corn it was the
third consecutive day Of limit declines;
Considerable new buying was attracted
into the pit ct that level, particularly in
wheat: The bread cereal had good
cline and brought deferred contracts
oats advanced several cents in sympathy
with wheat.
The rally. however. failed to hold. Re-
neved liquidation coming through COM
mission houses again forced prices down
with corn sinking again to the limit
decline.
Mills were fairly aggressive buyers OF
wheat at one time: evidently lifting hedges
moderate sized quantities Of hour over:
night and France was expected to be in
the market Monday. Elevator interests
AiS Wheat tScs Closed h:s ss.-7M lower. September
s.. STA; corn was cents LOVER, Septem-
Der, So .3S, ana oats we're 3A-5s lower;
September. S1.0S.
Evening star., 1947-09-21
Business Briefs

Building Permits in 215 leading
cities of the Nation were valued at
81 y855 OIL 1888 in the first eight
months of this year, a drop Of 2.5%
from year earlier-Dun & Brads
street. An August total Of $500. .n43,
$50 was 28To above the preceding
month and 1857 above the same
1916 month. 1t was the highest
monthly total since March. ls46, and
with that exception, the highest
since April, 1929.
Iron Ore Consumption by United
States furnaces in August rose to
6, ,401 BAT gross tons VS.. 5,936, ,426 in
the previous month and 6,84l ,347-in
August, 1946-Lake Superior Iron
Ore Association.
Bituminous Coal Production for
the week ended September 13 ap-
proximated 12,600,000 tons VS.. To-
650.000 in the previous week and
IL, ,888, 900 in the like l946 week
National Coal Association. 4"
Crude Petroleum Stocks on Sep
tember 13 totaled 226 sos, 900 barrels,
a net increase of 355,000 barrels
from week earlier-Bureau of
Mines. Domestic crude declined
148,000 barrels, but, foreign crude
increased $4,000.
Consolidated Edison Co. an.
nounced plans to issue 1,750.oOO
shares of new preferred stock and
s57 ,382, 800 of convertible debentures.
The firm would redeem present IS
cumulative preferred at los. y.
Hicock Mfg. Co. registered with
the SEC 100000 common shares. to-
be sold publicly for the account of
SO stockholders.
Consolidated Electric & Gas Co.
received SEC permission to sell S..
900 900 of its 2a4po one-year promis-
sorry notes to two banks at par
Georgia Power Co. received state
public service commission approval
to issue $4,000, 900 of new first mort
gage bonds to finance expansion
City of Atlanta will receive bids
October 7 on SIS ,354 900 of new OBJ
legations, due September !, 194S-
rs.
Cluett Peabody & Co. stockholders
approved authorization OF 10000
shares of second preferred stock with
par value of 500 share. An initial
1924 shares will be offered common
holders on the basis of one share fof
each six held.
Quaker Oats Co. earned $7,s5S..
588 or 1894 a share in IL months
ended June 80 VS.. SCAT ,051 or sT7l
in the previous year.
Erie Railroad net income for eight
months ended August 81 was 81
962 ,993 or Is cents VS.. deficit of
S., 5,163,374 in the same 1946 period.
American Sumatra Tobacco Corp.
earned $1,939, ,483 or $10.08 in IL
months ended July 81 VS.. 81 $685. ,573
or $3.50 in the previous year.
National Manufacture g. Stores
Corp. profit for IL months ended
June 80 was $1,134,819 or $725 VS..
s735, ,O58 or $435 in the preceding
fiscal period.
National CaSket Co. earned $685.
O8a or $lO80 in IL months ended
June 30 VS.. $756,262 or $6.62 in the
previous year.
G. r. Kinney Co. profit for six
months ended June 80 was $529, ,R1
or $1.82 VS.. $611 ,626 or $2ll in the
same 1916 period.
Minnesota Valley Canning Go.
purchased four canning plants in
Iowa from the Iowa Canning Go.
The plants are Shellsburg, Vinton,
Garrison and Lapore City. -
Bendix Home Appliances, lac,
announced the assembly of Its AUTO
matte washers in Mexico will start
next month to overcome the i'm
port embargo on appliances.
H. J. Heinz Co, elected r. B.
Gookin assistant comptroller.
Evening star., 1947-09-21

ings prospects and new wage de-
mands by operating brotherhoods
which could add $375, 100000 an
nually to the carriers costs, these
shares managed to finish the day
with losses limited largely to frac-
tions. The United Nations Assembly
speech of Soviet Deputy Foreign
Minister Vishinsky was not designed
to dispel doubts of those anxious
about foreign relations and eco
nomic prospects. Stocks held to a
narrow range, however, with an
average decline of i of point on
volume of ESQ. 600 shares.
Evening star., 1947-09-21
Chicago Cash Market

4oa; ES ~aes ae. T. sos sssHs4oh @ 'sseov NO @ss s
No. 4. 2.36: sample grade. 2.03-2 %: No
| White, ;5sH; Oats No: 1 white, 1.12h;
No. heavy white medium. 1.0534. Bar
ley mating. 2.352. 40.. nominal; feed
So 80, nominal. Field seed per hun
dredweight. nominal: Timothy. 4.O0-4.25
red top, IL 50-l3.00.
Evening star., 1947-09-21

Kellett Aircraft Corp. trustees re-
ported a net loss Of $1s,12s in op-
Grafton from October 18, 194t
through last July 81. The firms
new xR-10 helicopter will be tested
September IS.
Evening star., 1947-09-21

fUnit OF trading, 10 shares. I'm banKrupLcy OF II
or being reorganzed under the Bankruptcy
dividends in the forsgoins table are annual ds
declaration Unless otherwise noted special or extra
dividends Are not included. xES dividend ds,rddend
Cash Or stock Paid last year fPaysbls in stock
Canadian funds. Accumulated dividends paid or de-
clared this year.
Evening star., 1947-09-21

MARKET AVERAGES COM
piled by the Associated Press
are traced on the chart above.
In the last week, stocks ad-
vanced while bonds declined
slightly. Commodities broke
sharply.
Evening star., 1947-11-29
passed at the meeting in the District

passed at the meeting in the District
Building.
One asked President Truman te
appoint Immediately a committee
Of outstanding District citizens with
authority and responsibility and
given the necessary finance, ito CO.
operate with the Government ano
all interested citizens groups to carry
out the democratic recommendation
and proposals" as set forth in the
report of the. Presidents Committee
on Civil Rights.
Arts Center Backing Asked.
The other resolution asked that
the Federation give full support tt
the plan of the Washington Arts
Center to obtain the old Belascc
Theater as a place where persons
of any creed, race or color might
see theatrical productions. The reso-
luton asked President Truman tc
release the theater for this purpose
It is now under control Of the
Treasury Department.
In other business, the, Meridian
Hill Civic Association was elected tc
membership in the Federation, fol-
lowing a report of the Credentials
Committee. Anthony H. Pierce is
president of the association.
The Federation named George w
Beasley a former president, as q
delegate at large for life.
The delegates were reminded that
the Federation's annual dinner will
take place at pm. Wednesday ir
the Phyllis Wheatley YWCA, sol
Rhode Island avenue NV.
Evening star., 1947-11-29
{. F. Harper Elected
Head Of Federation :
OF Civic Association.

Ernest F. Harper, AZ, former pres.
ident Of the Kingman Park Civic
Association, today assumed his
duties a1 president of the Federation
of Civic Associations.
Mr.. Harper, postal clerk living
at 500 Twenty-third place NE, was
elected at a Federation meeting last
night with 60 votes to 81 for the
other candidate, Huver I. Brown OF
the Pleasant Plains Civic Associa-
ton. Mr.. IIarper succeeds Woolsey
Hall, who held the Office for two
terms.
Mr.. Hall has been recommended
by the Federation to succeed Com
missioner Guy Mason when the lat
ter's term of Office comes to an end
shortly.
The new president and his wife
have two children, Miss Eeris Har-
per, 10, and James, 49, Mr.. Harper
has been a member of the Fedora
| ton Tor IA years.
Other Officers Elected.
Others elected by membership
vote were Mrs. Rosina Tucker. first
vice president. and John B. Duncan
second vice president.
On the motion of DR.. Edward F
Harris, all other officers were chosen
to succeed themselves by secretary's
ballot They are: Mrs. Edith P
Thomas, recording secretary; Isaiah
Jordon, assistant recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Elzie w. Payton, cor.
responding secretary; Lawrence S
Larry, assistant corresponding sec.
retary; Bernard C. Chapman, treas
urer, and the Rev. William B. Marsh
chaplain.
Two resolutions offered by Mercer
S. Sampson, delegate of the Central
Northwest Civic Association, were
Evening star., 1947-11-29
Wiley Calls for Machine
10 Record Senate Votes

Senator Wiley, Republican, OF
Wisconsin, charging that the con-
gressional system Of voting is "ar-
chaic," has introduced legislation
proposing mechanical or electrical
devices for recording Senate roll
calls and votes.
Congress needs push button
equipment for the push-button age ~
he declared. "It's absurd that we
should proceed on horse and buggy
basis and should not avail ourselves
of the latest instruments for
progress and efficiency"
Explaining that his bill would
Evening star., 1947-11-29

authorize the Senate Rules and Ad-
ministration COMMITTEES to study the
desirability and feasibility" Of in
stalling either mechanical or elec-
trical device" for automatically re-
cording votes, the Senator praised
new move on the House side, along
the same line. Representative Nc
Garvey, Republican, OF Pennsyl-
Evening star., 1947-11-29
Dean Nelson to Speak

william Stewart Nelson, dean OF
the Howard University School Of
Religion, will speak at 4 pm. tomor-
row at the World Fellowship Service,
Phyllis Wheatley YWCA, 901 Rhode
| Island avenue NV.
The Valley settler., 1947-12-12
OR. II HOEHN WRITES

A letter vas received this week by Mrs. Bell from Pr. Hoehn who is now In Rea Rank, Tenne 5see. He saws that Roberta seems to be dotnc verv , we'll and may not nee to have an epe ra ii on. They expect t ret her cast off In about a. month and in dtcat ons are that 1t may be left of
 Dr.. Hoehn also sa i'd that Dr. Andrews folks have found nice home about thirty mi les from Led: Bank in a sma Il town. They are clos toa church and to the" stores and. like 1t very much. One of the frs persons they met there was an old friend of Mrs. Andrews when they were young women.-
 Dr.. Hoehn closed his letter with the fol1owinr para graph:
 "As the Chri 8 tmas s season comes around, aratn,, we think of our rood friends In Ala ska, a nd hope for each Of YOU very merry season, and a good New Year. Those Of YOU who helped so much in keeping thinos rotnr. when the hospital vas in need. will never Ne forEotten, and we espec ally remen' CT YOU at this time. Nav your cup, of Gladness be full at this time. ..;-~- ,.~ .....t.. for Mrs. Kenser' as 8 Fiscal Agent for not be able Q return to work for SC me time. Mrs. Graham was the for mor Posting Clerk in the Qfftce. :,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-26
DEL PRASTU sVIE-
SU SYMET zUVO
10000 GYVASCIQ

Suvirs 10000 zmoniu sutiko
nelaiminga ir nereikalinga mir
tt gatvese ir vieskeliuose sio-
je salyje 1947 betais vien tik
del nepakankamo ir nasaugaus
gatviu ir keliu apsvietimo.
Tie zuvusieji yra apie puse
auku zuvusiu trafiko nelaimese
po sutemos. Kita puse zustan-
ciu trafike nakties metu yra
is priezasties mechanisku il
paciu zmoniu kaltes. Taciau
gatvese ir skerskeliuose svie-
sos yra tokios menkos kad dau-
gelyje atveju nelaimingieji il
nezino kas juos uzgavo.
1916 metu trafiko statisti.
kos parodo kad zuvo 33,7OO as
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-26
VALSTIJOS izdas

VALSTIJOS izdas pasiruo-
ses nupirkti visa zeme Pitts
burgho tarpupiu smailgalyje
ir ta vieta perdirbti j istorini
parka. Ten yra numatyta 36
akru plotas, kurio nupirkimas
ir pavertimas Valstijiniu par
ku atsieis apie septyni milijo-
mai dolariQ.
Ta vieta yra istoriska, ten
buvo pirmutine medine tvirto-
Ve kur baltieji zmones isteige
Fort Pitt kaimeli, nuo ko is
augo milziniskas Pittsburghas.
Ten yra lankesis ir Jurgis Wa
shingtonas, kuomet jis buvo
Britu valdzios atsiustas ta sri
ii iSmatuoti zemes. Tas buvo
dar pirm Americas 1776 metQ
revoliucijos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-26
NAUJI BANDYMAI
SU ORC PASAzIERIAIS

Pittsburghe pradeta daryti
naujos rusies bandymai, kurie
padarys zymu pagreitinima or
laivininkysteje pasazieriu We
ziojime. Tie bandymai yra
paimti pasazieri nuo zemes
lektuva be lektuvo nusileidi-
mo ir sustojimo.
Dabar jau yra naudojama
paemimas j lektuva paste mai
su tam tikrais prietaisais, be
lektuvo nusileidimo.
Karo metu ta Americas lex
tuvai jau praktikavo SUI karis-
kiais, tik tas buvo laikoma pa
slaptimi. Dabar norma ta is
bandyti ir su civiliniais EMO
nemis.
Siais bandymais Pittsburghe
pats pirmutinis gyvas daiktas
kuris bandyta skrendancio lex
tuvo pagauti nuo zemes ir ISL
kelti lektuya, buvo didelis avi-
mas. Taip tuoj darys if su tik-
ru zmogus, kuris nores auko-
tis tam pirmam bandymui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-26

Manu- savininkai Simtais no.
ri gauti savo nuomininku SUI
tikima pakelti nuoma Is nuos
daugiau, kaip ta istatymas lei
dzia, Xxi Gruodzio 81. .Kurie
nuomininkai nori pasilikti ia
me butte ar name gyventi, gall
pasirasyti sutarti su savinin-
ku ilgesniam laikui, sutinkant
moketi Is nuoS. nuomos dau-
giau. Jeigu nuomininkas ne
pasiraso jo priversti negali, bet
jis gall butt iskraustytas is to
buto, arba jam veliau nuoma
gall butt pakelta ne sulyg SUI
tarties bet sulyg namu saw
ninko noru.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-26
DAYTON, OHIO
LAlSkAS Is LIEIUVUS

AoAAAAo Ao AAA L ~ W.
Daytoniete Dirvos skaitytoja
gavo laiska is Lietuvos nuo
savo brolio. sio laisko istrau-
ka sekanti:
"Siaip pas mus nieko ypa-
lingo. Darbai menki tai ir uz-
darbiai sprendziant pagal dar-
ba menki. Symet metal NUNS
prastesni palyginus su anksty-
vesniais metals"
Ten gyvenantis Lietuvis dar-
bininkas visai nemato to boise
vikiSko rojaus, ir net pasigen-
da ankstyvesniu metu, tai yra
nepriklausomos Lietuvos lai.
kotarpio. o bolSevikiski slam.
stai cia bubnija kad Lietuvos
liaudis jau jaucia ir gyvens
rojiska gyvenima dabar tikrai
Tai yra didziausias bolsevi
kiskas melas ir pasityciojimas
is Lietuvos zmoniu kanciu il
vargu, kuriems ten tenka per
gyventi nuo Stalino kraugeril
budeliu ir saviskiu isgamu.
J. A. UrbOnas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-26
AKRON, OHIO
PASIDARBUOKIME!

Su pradzia naujQ fnetu pra-
Some visu Akrono geru Lietu-
viz, tu kurie jau daug kartQ
prisidejo su darbu ir pinigu, il
toliau dirbti ir aukoti.
zinote kad musu broliu, Sc
suciu vargai nebaigti, jie sve-
timose salyse vargdami laukia
musq pagalbos.
Sausio 4 d., nuo 3 V. po pie
tu, sv. Petro pafapijos saleje
ivyks BALF'o skyriaus susi-
rinkimas. Atsilankykite kick
vienas kas prijauciate salpos
darbui. VisQ musQ pareiga
pasidarbuoti Shame dideliame
reikale.
Pirm. n. Trumpickas,
Sekr. J. V. Ramoska