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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14
REUMATISkI
SKAUSMAI

Deksnio Galinga Mostis, sudaryts
is daug skirtingu elementu, turi sa-
vyje galinga silima. sildydama ga
lingai, istarpins Reumati5kus skaus-
mus, ranku, koju skaudejima ir tir-
pima, dieglius, salti. Daugeliui Emo
niu pagelbejo ir tamstai pagelbes
Nelauk ilgiau, bet tuojau isigyk -
DICKENS OINTMENT, arba rasy-
kite j dirbtuve. kama 2-oz. $1.00;
4-oz. $500. Ekstra didele deze -
16 OF. $500. (26)
DICKENS OINTMENT
P.U. Box 666 Newark I, N. j.
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Padeka SLA 1O5 kuo-
pal, Dayton, Ohio


Man ilgai liks prisiminimas
grazioje gamtoje esancio Day
ton, Ohio, kur randasi nors il
mazas bet susipratusiu Lietu-
viu skaiCius.
Reiskiu nuosirdzia padeN
visiems Daytonieciams, ypa(
PIP. J. A. Urbonams if Saka
lams, kurie tick daug pasidar
bavo parengdami mano firml
rodyma Daytone.
w ma 'onia parama man pa
skiriant visa filmu rodymo pei
na tariu nuosirdu aciu.
W.T.. Beleckas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14

kelis puslapius - toki ilga jis
ia straipsni padare, caves Tx
ros nedziagos apie Amerlkos
Lietuviu kova uz Lietuvos ne
priklausomybe, apie sovietu
ziaurius darbus Lietuvoje IL
kitose salyse; apie Lietuvos
pozemio kovotojus, apie trem-
tinius vakaru Europoje, ir aple
tai ka Prez. Roosevelt Lletu-
viams zadejo bet neispilde.
Kita vakara, po to lalkrasclo
isleidimo, p. Beaufort paslkvle-
te mudu su zmona pas save,
taipgi o. Irena Vidziuniene, If
kadangi Jonas Petrauskas gy-
vena jo .kaimynysteje, dalyva-
vo ir jis malonioje to "vienuo-
lio" journalistic arbateleje, kuria
lis NUNS surenge. Ten jis pa
tieke NUNS to laikrascio nu-
meri su savo straipsniu, pasi-
pasakodamas kokia kova tureJo
su savo redaktorium kad jo IL
gas straipsnis visas tilptu. Jls
Xxi tol gaudavo vietos savo
straipsniukams uzsienio klau-
simais tik pusantros kolumnos
viename puslapyJe.
Is vaisiu pas p. Beaufort su-
gryzom vakarienei pas velklq
Los Angeles Lietuvi, Petra Ii
linska, kur be musu dalyVavo
dar, kitas veiklus tautietis, '.
B. Archis. Jis trumpai gyve-
no Clevelande apie 27 metal
atgal. Poni zilinskiene, Pet
no motina, ne tik gera seiml-
mike, bet ir atkakli kovotoja
SUI komunistais ir kitais tau
tos nenaudeliais. il Los Ange-
les apsigyveno sveikatos dellal.
Los Angeles ir apielinkese ap-
ATEJO ir Lapkricio 16, ku-
rios nakti jau reikejo rengtls
apleisti Los Angeles ir gryztl
Ii Clevelanda. Vakare prizes tai,
Lapkr. Is, buvo surengta man
isleistuves ir kartu LVS sky
riaus susirinkimas geru Lietu-
viu, Watak namuose.
Susirinko vel didelis burls
yienminciu, tarp ju penki atsi-
RADIO nauji nariai LVS. Pasl-
kalbejom apie bendrus tautos
reikalus, pasidalinom mintl-
mis-, daugiau susidraugavom,
ir taip baigesi mano sveciavi-
masis pas Los Angeles Lletu-
vius.
Paskutini vakara praleidom,
su savo giminemis, su zmonos
pussesere, kuri su savo biznio
partneriu velai nakti islydeJo
name j lektuvu stoti, ir as, pa
likdamas zmona su pussesere
paziemavoti siltame Kalifornl-
Jos klimate, apie l val. max
ties isskridau atgal j Clevelan-
da, ir tos dienos vakare jau bu-
vau mamie. siuo il baigiasi
mano aprasymas.
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JAUNAMECIl IsLAIkYMAS
RRANGUS

Be tevu esanciu yaiku Allie
gheny apskrities valdybai glo-
bojimas per meta sudaro mi
lijono dolariu apyvartq. If di-
duma tu pinigu paeina is taksq
moketoju, tik dali sumoka te-
Val kurie patys negali saVo
vaiku globoti.
Apskrities globoje yra VirS
1000 jaunameciu, kurie iSdalin-
ii 20 privacius namus augini-
mui ir kuriu islaikyma paden-
gia apskrities valdyba.
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P,ENNSYLVANIJOJE
' PITTSBURGH
JAUNIMAS SUSITVARKO

] Karo metals padidejes jaunu
nusizengeliQ siautimas Alleghe-
ny apskrityje jau beveik bai-
giasi. Nors dar Wis rekaujama
apie ''jaunus kriminalistus"
taciau kaip apskrities rekordai
rodo, tie nusizengimai nupuole
Xxi prizes kara buvusio laps
MO.
1945 \metais jaunu nusizen-
geliu buvo sugauta BAIT, kuriu
bylos teisme svarstytos; 194e
metals ju skaicius buvo 1861
maziausias nuo 1910 metQ.
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SEPIMAS KASTUOS 225
MILUONUS DOLARIU

Sulyg dabar krypstanciu ola,
lyku, skaiciuojama kad selpimc
reikalams per du metu prade,
dant Birzelio l Pennsylvania
lures isleisti 225 miljonus do.
larip. Prizes kara per du ME
tn 1939-4O kaStavo 256 rfilijo
mai. 80.
Is tos 225 milijonu sHn1os
valstija duoda $50 milijonu, {
federale valdzia IS milijonus.
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NAUJAI ATVYkE
LIETUVIAI

NEW YORK. - Kovo 3 d
laivu Marine Marline" tarpe
923 keleiviu is Vokietijos atvy,
10 sic Lietuviai:
Julia Musteikene, SUI sunum
Kestuciu il dukra Brute, ap-
sigyveno 391 Berry St., Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Bronius Sinicas, veikiausia
apsigyvens Brooklyn, N. Y.
les tue tarpu nera dar pavykf
surasti jo giminiu Amerikoje.
Stefanija Skiryte apsistojC
pas gimines: 1907 S. Cottage
Grove ave-, Chicago.
Julius ir Agota Satai su du-
kra, apsistojo pas p. Skamarak.
236 Fernon ST., Philadelphia
Pa.
Algis simkus, US. piletis.
apsistojo pas tetq: 321 Chan
cey ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Grasilda sliupiene, welcomes
DR.. J. Sliupo nasle, su sunum
Vytautu, laikinai apsistojo pas
DR.. Aldona sliupaite, 176 So.
2nd ST.. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Jonas ir Margarita Tarus-
xiai, SUI dviem vaikais, apsisto-
10 153 Grandview ave., Water
i,,,,.,, ro,,,, ~ Il
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PENNSYLNANIJOS

ineSta sumanymas paimti IS
pelno gaunamo uz alkohollniu5
gerimus tam tikras sumas IS
laikymui ligoniniu kuriose bu-
tn gydomi chroniSki alkoholi-
kai.
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Vincent E. Archis

Dirvos Atstovas
Prenumeratoms, Skelbimams
331 So. Rampant Blvd.
LOS ANGELES, CALF.
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Detroit, Mich, NaujienOs
LAIsKAS PREF. TRUMANuI


Kovo / d. buvo pasiustas
laiskas rezoliucija Prez. Har-
ry S. Trumanui, prasant uztar-
tt tremtinius ir ginti ju inte-
resus u. S. Kongrese, bel kelti
mint kad kuodaugiausia trem-
tiniu butu ileidziama j sia sail.
Laiske primenama kad butu
uzpildyta karo laiku atsilikus
imigracijos kvota, ir tt.
Kartu padekota Prez. Tru-
manu- uz jo Xxi siol pareikstas
tremtiniu uztarimui mintis ir
sumanymus Kongresui.
Laiska parase ir issiunte
Lietuvai Vaduoti Saiungos {
skyriaus Spaudos Komisija, su
valdybos parasais.
Mint sitoki laiska preziden.
tut pasiusti sukele Council OF
Social Agencies, ivairoms tau
toms. Ia organizacija sukvie
te visu tautu atstovus ir ragi
no kad kuodaugiausia butu IS
siusta laisku PREF. Trumanui
prasant ileisti kuodaugiausi;
tremtiniu j sia prieglaudos sail
ir LVS 6-tas skyrius ta padare
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NUSIPIRkO VELIAVAS

LVS 6-tas skyrius nusipirko
Lietuviska ir Amerikoniska We
liavas, abb vieno dydzio. Tiki
masi kad jos bus gatavos Ko-
vo Is ir bus atnestos j skyriaus
seimynini vakareli, rengiama
tremtiniams paremti, DR.. J.
Sims namuose.
Sio vakarelio rengimo koml-
sija: Adele Mase, Matilda Mai
tiene, Augustus Rinkunas ii
xiii; komisija rupestingai tvar,
ko dalykus kad sveciai butl
patenkinti. Agr. Tomas Dam
brauskas zada pasakyti kalbS
apie tremtiniu gyvenima. Su.
eigoje bus ir daugiau Lietuvil
nauiai atvaziavusiu is Europos
su kuriais sveciai gales pasi
kalbeti ivairiais reikalais. Pa
simatysime sestadienio vaka
re, Kovo Is.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14

DIRVAI issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu-pasiu-
skit prenumerata dabar ir
= Dirva jus tuoj lankys.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-14

A moderate decline in hog
prices through fall an dearly
winter is likely as marketing OF
l947 spring pigs reach their har-
vest volume.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-14

The production of peanuts IN
North Carolina this year IS es-
tinated at $50, 100000 pounds,
compared with the 1916 crop OF
272,975, 900 pounds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-14

Egg production per layer IN
September was 1917 eggs com
pared with 1915 last year and an
average of 81 eggs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-14

affairs of love, life, and business.
Why remain in boudt? See this
gifted medium today. Special
$500 reading, limited time only
$500. Readings dolly. Located
first house out of city limits. 27l4
Carolina Beach Road. Wilmington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-14

Average prices received by
farmers in the state for corn
climbed to an all-time high OF
S2.33 per bushel in September.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-14

Prices for fall and winter var
ieties this year are expected to
average about the same as last
year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-14

This years outlook on the pea
nut crop is l3 percent below the
ten-year average of 2,330,OOO
pounds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-14

KIDNEY TROUBLE get you up
at night? BE worried no longer.
Try KIDDO today. Only 97c.
Guaranteed by HarrclSon's Phar-
macy
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-14

LOST: Confidence in Your
Watch? Try ReerrS expert watch
repair service. Recess Jewelry
Taobr City, u
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-14

FOR SALE: Coal or Wood burn
ing Heatrola. Heats 4 to i
rooms. Write Box 81, Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-14

and what you wish to
know without asking
questions. Cure sick
ness without medicine.
Will remove evil influ-
ence from around you.
Reunite the separated
and guide you in all
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-14

SEE JOHN DORMAN for Plumb
ing. bathroom fixtures. kitchen
sinks, water heaters and water
numnS. Dorman Furniture Co.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-14
NOTICE

NOTICE
Effective at once there will be
penalty of 10 percent of amount
Of water bill for nonpayment
between the lst and 30th of each
month. If bill is still unpaid by
last of each month, services will
be discontinued and d charge of
10 percent of bill plus $l.00 will
be made for reconnection. By
order board of Commissioners.
Town CT Tabor City
j. P. Brown, clerk.
MI
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-14

DISPLAY CLASSIFIED RATES
Two and a half columnar inch ad
appearing as many as four issue
as special rate of 75c per in
sertiOn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-14
Old FIT

In seeking d dlv"',e d Ri""l lrr
wife charged that aii"niSh Lr'
husband was a deer sea liver hs
almost never took d -. a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-14
Wife Praseryers

BENJAMIN, Worlds Greatest
Medium, born with strange pow
ers. Will call your name in full
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-14

PERSONALITIES individually de
signed Spencer garments, see
or write Mrs. Duncum, Box z, Ia
hor City. Al
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-14

WANTED: PECANS- Highest
cash price paid for your pc
cans at Dixon's Warehouse on
Highway rs in Mullins. D5p.
Evening star., 1947-02-24
5 Virginians Contribute
Encyclopaedia Revisions
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Feb. 24-Five Vir-
ginians have made their first con-
tributions to the Encyclopedias Bri-
tannica for It's 1S47 revised printing,
Walter Yust, editor-in-chief, has
announced.
Two residents Of Alexandra
Roger Tory Peterson, author Of the
book, "Field Guide to the Birds"
and Don K. Price. associate direc-
tor of Public Administration Clear
ing House, are first-time contribu-
tors. Mr.. Peterson has revised the
article on bird sanctuaries and
protection of birds, and Mr.. Price
has written a new article, "City
Manager"
Robert Granville Stone of Airing
ton, meteorologist, at the head
quarters of the Air Weather Service,
and editor of the Bulletin OF the
American Meteorological Society,
has written new articles on sleet
and soft hail and on fiye other
topics related to meteorology.
Another new contributor, James
Hart, professor Of political science
at the University Of Virginia, Char
lottesville, is the author Of articles
on administrative law and admin
istrative authority, and Carlisle
Monroe Thacker Of Petersburg, who
is on the staff Of the Solvay Process
Corp. In Hopewell, has written new
article on carbon disulphide.
Evening star., 1947-02-24
Maryland Budget Item
Termed 'Extravagant'

Allowance of $156, 800 for office
equipment in next years Maryland
budget was criticized as "extrava-
CANT" by the Baltimore City Tax
payers Association Of the Maryland
Public Expenditure Council.
Citizens who have walked into
any State office have noted that 1t
is equipped with desks, chairs, fhng
cabinets, typewriters, ETC., ali good
for another 10 years" the associa-
tion said.
"They will wonder why these Of
fees have been allowed by the Gov
ernor, for office equipment, such
sums for each of the next two years
as $500, 81, 900, $4,000, $20, 0,0o0."
The association report added that
"this extravaganza is characteristic
Of the budget"
The association maintained that
citizens would not have been
shocked" If Gov. Lane had allowed
20 per cent raises ir State salaries
as .cost-of- Living adjustments.
"But he went beyond that py
some 100000 for the next BIZ
ennium,' the report declared.
eliminate the budget extraya.
gance and authorize the political
subdivisions of the State to levy
taxes on q home rule basis when
needed" the report asserted. Then
the State will have enough money
to meet its increased obligations
without any new taxes.
Large annual surpluses will moi
be accumulated, but these are not
necessary anyway"
Evening star., 1947-02-24
Montgomery Clinics
On Rheumatic Fever
To Be Started Soon
By the Associcted Press

/ BALTIMORE, Feb. "a The
Maryland State Department OF
Health said the start Of a rheu-
matte fever program for which Fed
eral funds have been allocated in
Montgomery County awaits only
arranging of a schedule by an ex-
amining physician.
DR.. G. II. Halliday, director of the
crippled children's division Of the
department, said plans call for q
clinic to be held semimonthly In
Suburban Hospital, Bethesda. It is
planned, DR.. Halliday said, to have
more clinics as the program de-
velops.
DR.. v. L. Ellicott, Montgomery
County health officer, will be in
immediate charge of the program,
which will include disqualification
for acute and chronic cases of rheu-
matte fever, convalescent care and
education.
Cases will be located through
private physicians, regular school
Examinations and referrals from
other clinics. Those requiring hos
pitalization will be sent to the SUBJ
urban Hospital; Montgomery County
General Hospital, Olney; Children's
Hospital School, Harriet Lane Home
for Invalid Children, University Of
Maryland Hospital Union Memorial
Hospital and Sinai Hospital, all In
Baltimore.
Convalescent patients will be sent
either to the Happy Hills Gonzales
cent Home, Baltimore, or the Christ
Child Home, Rockville. =.
Evening star., 1947-02-24
S380,521 in Contract,
Lief for Mains in Two
Maryland Counties

Contracts for $3S0,521 in water
and sewer main construction in
Prince Georges and Montgomery
Counties and for the purchase of
pipe have been awarded by the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission, it was reported today.
A portion of the Bulls Run trunk
sewer, in the Bethesda area, will be
built from Greentree road to a con-
nection with the existing Booth s
Creek sewer. The contract was
awarded to the Intercounty Con-
struction Corp. of Hyattsville on a
bid of $25, ,538.
Leo Butler Co. of Silver Spring
submitted the low bid of $18,201 for
construction Of water and sewer
mains in the Carole Highlands Sec
ton of Chillum. The Butler firm
also submitted the low bid of SIT ,269
for Waterman and sewer construc-
ton along Connecticut avenue, Saul
road and Dunnel lane in the sub
division adjoining Rock Creek Hills.
Water and sewer extensions will
be built in Takoma Park, Indian
Spring and Country Club Park by
Ahl Bros. Of West Lanham Hills
on the low bid Of $3,104.
The Road Machinery Rental Co.
Of Hyattsville was awarded a con-
tract for water and sewer mains
along Huron and Porter streets In
the Crosier Gardens section Of Suit
land, on a low bid Of $3,058. The
same firm entered the low bid of
$4,161 for water and sewer mains
on Seventieth and Fifty-second
places, Hillside.
The A. & M. Construction Co. of
Baltimore was the low bidder on two
projects, water and sewer mains in
North Kensington and College View,
So, ,159; and water and sewer mains
in Landoyer Hills and Sunnybrook,
1896.
The Florence Pipe Foundry &
Machine Co. Of Philadelphia has
been awarded two contracts for sup
plying east iron pipe on q low bid of
1902 sos.
Evening star., 1947-02-24
Maryland U. Receive,
u. 5. Funds 10 Plan
S4,0O0,000 Airport
BY the Assoeioted Press

President H. c. Byrd announced
yestrday that the University of
Maryland had received Federal
funds to draw plans for new facil-
tiles at the Glenn L. Martin College
of Engineering and Aeronautical
Sciences, including an airport esti-
mated to cost 100000.
DR.. Byrd said the Federal Works
Agency had advanced $500 for the
plans. The money will be repaid the
Government when construction is
started.
The university president pointed
out no funds were available for the
airport, but 1--WE want to go forward
with the preparation plans and
specif1ca tions for the structures for
which there is a genuine near -fu-
ture need.
Therefore, If additional Federal
grants for public works are made
available, whe shall be ready to pro-
ceed with construction.
"Also, if the Civil Aeronautics
Administration distributes funds for
construction of airport facilities, we
want to be ready to secure a fair
share for the project proposed here" ;"
DR.. Byrd said that while the air.
port will be undertaken primarily as
an adjunct of the university, 'It will
serve the entire metropolitan area.
1t will be available not only to COM
mercial operators but to private fly
ers, and I believe the facility can be
made self-supporting"
A wind tunnel is included among
the proposed buildings.
Evening star., 1947-02-24
Uncle Sam Says

One OF my nephewS, Assistant
Secretary Of the United States
Treasury Edward n. Foley. made Q
few remarks the other day which
are worth the attention and action
Of all my other nieces and nephews.
In talking about buying Savings
Bonds through the payroll savings
plan, he said: Workers are doing
themselves a favor when they in
crease their take-home savings. The
man who has saved up a reserve
has a sense of security which the
man who lives from hand to mouth
can never know. He gets more out
Of life. He can take today as it
comes, rather than spend it worry
ing about tomorrow. The same rea-
soning applies not only to Americans
on somebody's payroll but to the
millions Of men and women who
earn their living as doctors, lawyers
and independent business men who
can arrange for regular purchases
OF Savings Bond at their banks.
Omitted States Treasury Depsrtmsns)
Evening star., 1947-02-24

Favorable reports are adopted on
three of the measures, No action
Is taken on the four other bills
pending further study.
Stands Through Senate Hearing.
The group completes its business
at 1880 am. and Mr.. Wilkinson
walks up to the second floor to at
tend a hearing before the Senate
judiciary Committee on a bill In
which his county is interested. The
measure would revise child adoption
procedures. r..
The room is crowded and Mr.
wilkinson has to stand in The hall
during the hearing. The committee
adjourns at 1890 pm. and Mr.
Wilkinson stays around to meet any
of his constituents who may be
present. -e-
He. does not see any. 1t is time
for lunch and he goes down to
the first-foor lunch counter oper-
ated under the auspices OF the
Maryland Workshop for the Blind
He gets a sandwich and a bottle
of milk before going up to the
House about pm. to take his seat
on the aisle. Beside him are five
Evening star., 1947-02-24
Vepco AIIocates Fund
To Extend Service
BY the Assoeioted Press

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 25.-The
Virginia Electric & Power Co. has
earmarked 100000 for .construc-
ton and short-line extensions to
connect $4,000 new customers during
194T, Jack G. Holtzclaw, president Of
the company, has announced.
The 100000 ALLEGATION is the
largest single item on the $14,750,-
900 program Of construction for next
year approved by Vepco director
Saturday, Mr.. Holtzclaw said.
Applications of approximately 49,
900 prospective customers already
are on file awaiting processing, the
Vepco president reported, adding
that electrical service will be ex-
tended to all Of these-plus $4,000
other new misunderstanding the
year ahead.
Also included in the budget 10
$4,000, 900 for installation of q new
boiler in the company's Norfolk
power plant. Mr.. Holtzclaw said
this replacement should increase the
plants total output by 10000 kilo-
watts,
Evening star., 1947-02-24

with the bills introduced by other
delegations.
After all new bills are read, COM
mittee meetings for the following
day are announced. II there is no
further business the House adjourns
Delegation Discusses Bills.
Mr.. Wilkinson Immediately calls
his delegation together for a meet
ing in a committee room to discuss
the bills sent up the night before
by the county commissioners.
Several proposals are put aside
for further consideration. Others
are sent back to the commissioners
with request that they look into
the matters involved more thor
oughly.
At the conclusion of the meeting,
Mr.. Wilkinson informs the group
that the County League of Women
Voters wants to meet the delegation
soon to discuss minimum wages
and hours bill pending before the
Legislature. After some discussion,
the group sets date for an evening
the following week.
IT guess that's all for today" says
Mr.. Wilkinson. The other delegates
leave and Mr.. Wilkinson puts the
bills into his brief case.
Works After Dinner.
It's S pm. and time to 60 to din
ner. At Z pm, Mr.. Wilkinson meets
a constituent from University Park
in the hotel lobby. The constituent
wants a copy Of a bill introduced
recently by the delegation, which
would increase the University Parl
Councils borrowing powers.
do you know the number of thu
bill?" asks Mr.. Wilkinson.
mo, I DON'T" says the constituent
well, I'll try to get it for you, but
it will take a few days."
Mr.. Wilkinson looks at his watch
It's almost pm. He walks upstairs
to his room on the second floor
there is no elevator service. He
spends the next two hours answer
ing mail, looking over the bills dis
cussed that afternoon by the dele
cation, indexing them and examin-
ing other bills in which he is in
terested.
BY that time, 1t Is past 10 pm
and time for bed.
Evening star., 1947-02-24
| Rifle Fire Sprays
Baltimore Cafe;
| Man Is Held
By the Assoeioted Press

BALTIMORE Feb. pa Chester
8 (Pa.) man who said he was former
paratrooper was held today by
southern district police after the
outside of crowded South Balti-
more restaurant was sprayed with
bullets from q semiautomatic rifle.
He was identified as John P.
Small, %, charged with disorderly
conduct and carrying weapon with
s. intent to do bodily HARM" Police
reported Small created a disturb
ance In the restaurant before the
shooting. None of the patrons in
the restaurant bar was struck by the
f,lsillade yesterday, but officers said
six holes were found in the glass
bricks on the outside.
Police said the weapon was a SO
caliber carbine.
Police Sergt John Helmer re-
ported that Small was arrested after
an automobile operated by him COL
lided with another machine as it
started away from the restaurant
The car crashed into a curb, and
several onlookers and patrons, who
. rushed out of the restaurant, held
the driver until police arrived. Sergt
Helmer added. .,