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Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to our friends and
neighbOrs for their help and SYM
pathy and lovely flowers, also to
Rev. James O'Neil for his comfort
ing words in our recent bereave-
ment. Mrs. Ida Sheppard and
daughter. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
EDWARD H. KINNEY, JR.
for
Fuel OH and Kerosene
IT Call 319R2, Milford, Del.
CARD OF THANKS

wish to thank everyone for the
beautiful cards and flowers, also
the doctors and nurses, during my
stay in the Milford Memorial Hos
pital. Mrs. Anna Martin. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank relatives,
friends and neighbOrs for their
cards, flowers and other kindnesses
during our recent bereavement in
the death of our husband and ia
ther. Penelope FARRELL, Virgil Jar
rell. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
IN MEMoRIAM

In loving memory of my sister Mil
dred Todd Walls, who passed away
December 10, 1916.
Sadly missed by Bessie. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10

This contract is a Federal Aid Pro-
ject and. will come under the pTOViS-
ions of the Federal Aid Highway Act
as amended.
contract shall be the Delaware State
Employment Service Office, 601 Ship
ley Street, Wilmington, Delaware.
Attention is called to the Special
Provisions in the proposal. specifiCa-
tiOns and contract agreement.
Performance of contract shall COM
mence within ten (1O) days after eX-
ecutiOn of the contract and be COM
pleted as specified.
Monthly payments will be made for
ninety 600 per cent Of the construct
ion completed each month.
Bidders must submit proposals upon
forms provided by the Department.
Each proposal must be accompanied
by a surety bond, certified check, or
money to the amount of at least ten
(10) per centum of the total amount
of the proposal
The envelope containing the propos-
al must be marked Proposal for the
construction of State Highway Con-
tract Mo-" ="
The contract will be awarded or re-
jected within twenty 600 days from
the date of opening proposals.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
Complete sets of plans and speci-
ficatiOns may be obtained after De-
cember is, 1948, upon receipt of Five
dollars ($5.00) for each contract, which
amount will not be refunded.
Make checks payable to the State
Highway Department.
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
BY: F. V. DUPONT. Chairman
w. A. McWilliams, Chief Engineer.
Dover, Delaware
November 80. 1948. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
NOTICEI

For water proofng service Call
4. H. Short and Son, Ellendale, Del.
phOne Greenwood 1891. m9-tf
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
NOTICE!

No driving across my land
known as the Lewis Farm.
d3-2tp ROLAND J. DAVIS
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
and
Personal Property

l will offer at Public Auction at my
home on Cedar street, opposite the
BridgeVille High School in Bridge
vile, Del, the following Real Estate
and Personal PrOperty. on
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

PERSONAL property
Having decided to discontinue farm
ing, am offering at Public Auction
at the Ed. MalOney Farm, on road
from Frederick to ThOmpsOnVille, the
following Live Stock, Farming Inn
plements and Household Goods. on
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER Is, AS
AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Rain or Shine
The following:
LIVE STOCK
Two Bay Mares, 12 years old, work
anywhere; l gray horse, years old,
as good as they come; one Guernsey
cow lO years old, good mixer; /
Guernsey COW, years old, none bet
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One nine-spOut hoe drill. / Super
lor corn planter, / Deering mower, /
riding plow, l riding harrow, l grind
stone, l treadle emery wheel, 1 wheel
barrow No 13 Oliver and IA
ploW, walking harrOws, 1 set double
leather wagon harness, l set chain
harness, sets plOW harness, 1 pair
double lines, log chains, shovels.
hoes, fork, lot of corn knives and
/ other things too numerous to mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One bedstead, mattress and springs,
l bureau, 1 wash stand, 2 Brussels 8
x II rugs, ] rag rug, 8 x II; 1 mating
rug, II; l linOleum rug, 8 X IL;
22 yards linOleum, Is yards rag car
pet, ] set waffle irons, 1 wash boiler,
/ milk separator, 2 milk buckets, g.
piece toilet set, l wash bowl and pit
cher, 2 bureau sets, ! set flat irons,
l cook table, l library table, l cylinder
| Edison phOnOgraph, l writing desk, I
couch, high back cane seated chairs,
/ 5 low back cane seated chairs, 6 kit
chen chairs, 1 buffet, 1 china closet
1 MOtOrOla radio, mantle clocks, ]
leather rocker, wooden rockers, !
cook stove, lot of window blinds. l set
silverware. lot of pots, pans and dish
eS, / COOlerator, 100-pOund capacity
1 Singer sewing machine, in good con-
ditiOn; 1 kitchen cabinet, 1 3-buTneI
oil stove; 2 oil burner set stoves,
nickel lamp, l bracket lamp, lot OF
pictures, lot of throw rugs, 1 sausage
grinder and suffer, l large and !
small lard pot; lot of butcher knives
and butter prints.
One Extension Table.
One REQ automobile, in good running
order: so bushels corn. and lot oil
poultry wire.
TERMS: CASH day of sale.
BEN w. MARTIN
The Milford Neck Aid will serve
Harry Pruess. Auctioneer. dS-2tI
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AT TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ.
The following:
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Massey Harris tractor, 1O1 Jr.
with power take-Off and hVdrauIic
lift; set Massey-H Harris cultivators,
l set Massey Harris IA inch plOWs, /
set Massey Harris double disk, foot
Massey Harris combine, / Massey
Harris manure Spreader, / cultipack-
er, l grain binder, foot cut, years
old; l Mccormick Deering hay load
er, l Mccormick Deering grain drill.
II spout, good shape; / side delivery
rake, Oliver; 1 horse hay rake, l high
! wheel wagon rack and sides, / low
wheel wagon, one 999 John Deere
corn planter, with fertilizer attach
ment, 80 rods wire; ! riding cultiVa-
| tor, l potato planter, 1 potato digger.
All this machinery in good working
condition.
One hammer mill. I row corn cut
ter, walking cultivatOrs, / Syracuse
walking plOW, as good as new; l No.
10 Oliver plOw, corn knives, 2 bush
axes, one 50-fOot endless belt, log
chains, 3 milk cans. 2 strainers, 4
milk buckets, milk stools, pairs of
COW chains. l tie-out chain, l grind
stone, nearly new: / brOOder stove
nearly new; l set DeLaVal mixers, 2
single units, complete with pipe line
l water pump, l Fairbanks Morse gas
engine, 2 long handle hay forks, man
ure forks and shOvels, platfrOm scales.
pair beams, l crOss-cut saw and old
wood saws, ] saw bench with good
saw, l set leather harness and l
single set; collars and brides, head
halters, many wrenches. l butcher
outfit as follows: shear poles, / large
/ scalder, 600 III. size, lard pots, 1 lard
press, l sausage grinder, 3 lard pad
| dies, hog hooks. Many other things
| too numerous to mentiOni
LIVE STOCK
/ IL Head Milk Cows-Ages range
! from years to years. registered
! Guernseys with papers, high testers;
IN black COW, a real mixer, l SpeCk
COW with calf by side. 8 years old; l
! spotted COW. he fresh i'm December;
l red COW, close springer. l register
/ ed Guernsey heifer with calf; l reg
/ istered Guernsey COW with calf at
side, a real creamer; 1 red COW, will
freShen in January.
! Two Horses, work anywhere and
gentle, ii years old.
IS BALES HAY
/ LOT OF LOOSE HAY
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One Quick Meal Range. library
! tables, dining room chairs, 2 rock
erS, l book case and desk l white
! iron bed and dresser. l wash stand
! l cOmmOde, l NictrOla, l chunk stove
l Allen parlOr furnace, coal or wood
9 20 inch chunk; MOhair davenport
and chair
TERMS: CASH.
Lunch will be served by Burrsvillt
CLOID FRY. SIR.
! Harrington, r. d. 2. Box 1O9, Del
! AuctiOneers, DiCkerSOn Bros.
4 Clerk, Elmer Brown. d3-2i
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed proposals will be received by
the State Highway Department at its
offices, Dover, Delaware. until 200 T.
NJ, E. S. r., December 80, 194S, and
at that time and place publicly opened
for a contract involving the following
approximate quantities:
CONTRACT 962-A
Federal Aid Project F-4S (5)
Newport Bridge
Reflooring and Fender System
80 Tons Bituminous Concrete
is NJ. Ft. CreOsOted Timber Struc-
lures
z c. Y. Cement Concrete Mason
$4,000 Lib. Structural Steel
1,944 L. F. CreOsOted Timber Piles
$50 S. +. 3" I-Beam Lok Slab
1880 S. +. 5" Open Steel Floor
Removal Present Timber Floor
Balancing Bascule Leaf
Maintenance of River Traffic
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
Administrators Sale
OF VALUABLE
TIMBER LAND
and
REAL ESTATE

The undersigned Administrator of
Jesse j: Brittingham (deceased) will
sell at Public Auction at the Sussex
1Iasl rusl Bank of Laurel, Sussex County.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
Administrators Sale
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property
and
REAL ESTATE

- We will offer the following Personal
property and Real Estate at public
4uct1on at the late residence of John
Harrington. Del, on -'''''
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-10
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Having decided to discontinue farm
ing, will sell at my home, Z miles
west Of Harrington, on dirt road from
Whitleysburg to Burrsville, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IA, 194S
AT TEN O'CLOCK n. NJ.
The following:
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
The Arizona post., 1948-04-02
TRUMAN SCORED
Continued from Page II

cal confusion. Abdul Husseini, the
Mufti's gang leader in the Jeru-
salem area, called for an all-out
war now to sweep the Jews from
Palestine.
81 DR.. Herbert V. Evatt, Austria
liam Deputy Foreign Minister,
who headed the General Assem-
bly's Ad Hoe committee which
whipped the partition plan into
it's final form, charged bluntly in
Melbourne that the U.N. decision
was undermined by anti-Jewish
intrigues and said that trustee
ship might be acceptable, but only
as a means of facilitating parti-
ton.
g. At Lake Success America
was forced to hold off a vote on
the trusteeship proposal when
Canada and France withheld their
support. The U.C. decided to seek
a truce instead at this time.
y At the same time, DR.. Abba
Hillel Silver, Chairman of the
American section of the Jewish
Agency Executive, read to the Sc
curity Council a statement an
nouncing that the Jewish Provi-
sional Council of Government
will be proclaimed regardless of
what happens.
81 The Washington Arab Office,
representing the seven Arab
states, issued a statement calling
President Truman's trusteeship
proposal fantastic" as well as a
timely warning to Arabs to be-
ware of all United States ma
neuvers"
The Arizona post., 1948-04-02

almost anything, and it apparently
doesn't bother her at all when
hearts get broken and school work
is neglected and businesses go on
the rocks, and housewives sit
around and sigh and sigh and sigh.
But with all her faults, and
wench that she is, make no mis-
take about that, there is some
thing about her-some indefinable
something-could be just the fra
GRANGE of that tangy perfume, or
a certain rakish, uninhibited but
definitely arresting quality-mad-
dening but irresistible - which
would make me very sad indeed
should she decide some fine day
not to come back again. Good old
Spring
The Arizona post., 1948-04-02
B'NAI BIRTH
CONTINUED from Page II

Community Center nor attempt to
meet the recreational needs sup
piled by such a center. But it will
relieve the serious congestion of
available meeting places for the
various organizations, including
B'nai Birth and it's five affiliates.
Last weekend Mr.. Schachner
met with DR.. Sam Levine, chair
man of the District Council, in Los
Angeles who gave his approval
and assured his support of the
project when it is submitted at
the Vancouver convention.
The Arizona post., 1948-04-02
WOMEN'S DIVISION
Continued from Page II

Kane, exhorting the women to
contribute more, reminding them
they were making no sacrifice,
only giving their money.
The second Tea sponsored by
the Sisterhood of Temple Emanu-
Ell was held at the home of Mrs.
Louis Blumberg, Gale Barcelona,
at which Rabbi Albert T. Bilgray
gave a stirring talk about DPS and
their present needs. Hostesses
were, in addition to Mrs. Blum
berg, Mrs. Dave w. Bloom, Mrs.
Murray Felsman, Mrs. Nate Glass
berg, Mrs. Joe Myerson, Mrs.
Weinberg, Mrs. Karl Zamost.
Yesterday Hadassah joined with
the SiSterhood of Congregation
Anshei Israel at a Tea at which
Mrs. Marvin Kane spoke. She
made stirring appeal for funds.
Hostesses for this Tea were Mrs.
David Batavia. Mrs. Lee Berner,
Mrs. Nathan Bookstein, Mrs. Mar
Gus Breger. Mrs. William David
son, Mrs. Joe Fishman, Mrs. Nate
Glassberg, Mrs. Elmer J, Gold
wyn, Mrs. 1. H. Handmaker, Mrs.
I. MargoliS, Mrs. Joe Myerson and
Mrs. Harry Strauss.
Mrs. Kane said in part: "Hit-
ler's persecution of the Jews mere
ly added cumulative proof to the
histories of Egypt and Spain.
Here in our democratic America
we need our Jews for the meal
culable benefits of their thought
and work. But we are as if para
lyzed. Our shape and character
are being destroyed. At this time
we cannot afford an atrophy in
the Combined Jewish Appeal.
Just as we apply therapy to brok-
en- bodies, we must apply it to
the Appeal. The city of Tucson
has heart, but the heart beat is
slow. If some of the women in
this city have been play girls"
it is only because their will to
action has not found an outlet.
Let us get together in this Drive
and make of Tucson the most
generous city in America"
Another gathering is scheduled
for April 7 when the Pioneer
Women will gather at the home
of Mrs. Rose Fruchtman, E. 7th.
The Arizona post., 1948-04-02
Ell Rancho Renie
To Hold SederS

Renie Cohen announces that Ell
Rancho Renie will hold Seder
service both nights to which per-
sons in the community may come
These will be excellent Passover
dinners both nights. Reservations
must be made one week in ad-
vance.
The Arizona post., 1948-04-02
::x9De<QoAeS
By Virginia Pistor

Well, so she's here again. Just
slipped in sort of quietly this time
with no fanfare to speak of, and
very little publicity, everything
considered. But I'd be willing to
bet you practically anything, that
she hasn't changed a bit. Same
old trickey approach, sneaking up
on you when you least expect it,
and always up to the same old
notwithstanding everything
topsy- -turvy, making changes here
and there, upsetting the schedules
of all kinds of people-sticking to
the same old routine until hon
estly, you'd think she'd get little
bored with it all.
1t is amazing though, how she
holds on to her looks. | understand
she is as old &. well, 1 suppose it
wouldn't be very charitable to
come right out with her exact age,
even though you couldn't believe
it looking at her now. / was just
thinking today, as she came down
our street, my goodness gracious
the old girl is still fresh as a
daisy, graceful and lovely to look
at, and she does have charm,
there's no denying it, even if her
manners are so unpredictable and
erratic."
Yes, I'll concede her beauty,
but, while l don't often gossip, l
can't help but feel that beauty
isn't enough in her case, with her
reputation and all. Why - the
things I've heard! And 1 know
from some years of close personal
observation that she is an exhibi-
ZIONIST of the first order. / can
believe that a good psychoanalyst
would have a regular field day
getting at her subconsciouSl
Really, she's a shameless hussy,
although I'm quite willing to
grant she mas some good qualities,
and I'd be the last person in the
world to want to run her down
However, at her age she should
know better. All those loud colors
she wears for instance, absolutely
flashy they are and no reticence
about putting on bright red and
canary yellow, pink and orange
and several shades of green all at
the same time. Talk about the
New Look - we'll, she certainly
has it-but then, she always has,
year in and year out.
Well, I suppose 1 could take the
colors, after all it's her own bust
ness if she wants to go around
that way, and I suppose too, I
could just not look at her, but
there are some things l simply
can't forgive her. In the first
place, no well-bred lady, of what
ever age, has any right to be SO
noisy. Why in our neighborhood
she is often up and around whis-
ting and singing at the crack of
dawn!
In the second place, everybody
knows she has no regard for peo-
pies feelings. AS matter of fact,
she is as completely heartless as
she is unreliable. She thinks moth
ing of getting people stirred up to
the point where they're apt to dc
The Arizona post., 1948-04-02

David Abramowitz of Toronto
who spent some time in Tucson,
has gone to visit his daughter, DR..
Rose Lahman of Atlanta. He is
long time Zionist, actually since
1902, and one of the first disciples
of Hertzl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29

/ ir tai neiskaitoma j tas vargses 1900 kolorijQ.
Tai mazi pavyzdziai, palyginamai, taciau
kaip gall kokio nors valgio noreti DIP, jeigu jis
gauna daugiau uz tuos kuriems beveik visas pa
saulis siunca lektuvais masta Berlyna.
Be to, DIP nesukele karo, nesugriove Euro
pos, nepleskavo keolikoje valstybiu, bet CRU
mesi, bego gebejosi nuo smurto, totalizmo, nuo
Sibirijos koncageriu, nuo Auschwitz'u, Bu-
chenvald'u.
DIP yra priprate badauti, skudurus baigti
nesioti rusiuose, griuvesiuose gyventi, nieko ne
tureti (kad nereiketu prarasti - gailetis), ME-
ko netroksti, pasitenkint tue, kas yra, arba tik
noru, kad tai butQ.
Taigi ir kyla klausimas: ar gall DIP ko nors
noreti, ar gall butt daiktas reikalas kurio DIP
turetu teise reikalauti, prasyti.
Dabar tur but, bus sick tick numanu, kodel
as negaiu atsakyti, ko NUNS labiausiai stinga.
Tacau butu neteisu gal net pikta, jei as
Jums nepasakycau keliu zodziu apie tai, ka pa
saulis nori pamirsti, nutyleti.
JUS, Mister Jacksonai, esate salyje, kur gi-
liausiai prigijo Zmogaus ir Pilieciu Teisiu De-
klaracija JUS esat piets Valstybiu kurios pa
gimde Jefferson'a, Linkoln'a, Wilson'a, Roose-
velt'a. Taigi Roosevelt'a kuris nesenai paskelbe
Atlantic Charta ir Keturias Laisves.
Tikekit, Mr.. Jacks6n'ai, nebuvo ir nebus pa
pasaulyje kitty zodziu, kaip Keturos Laisves,
kurias taip sudejo sirdi ir prota Europos tautu
zmones is kuriu kilo ir DIP Baltai, Balkanu tau
tos, lenkai, cekoslovakai ir kit, kuriuos uzgule
- po juodojo - raudonasis despotizmas visas
Wits, visa tikejima sudejo Charta ir Lasves.
Mes visokiu atveju, visaip, visur kurstome
ia tikej lima, bet vsokios pastangos turf savo ga
la, - mes baigiame kantrybes ir tikejimo liku-
cius. mes pradedame 20 gal baigiame) nusivilti
zmogaus, Piliecio teisemis, Atlantic Charta, Ke-
turiomis Laisvemis mes kas kart giiau tikime,
jog nieku negalima tiketi
Mister Jackson'ai, mes nesam islepe, ne
atsparus, mes mus uzgrudino bombos, rusiai, ka-
cetai, badas ligos, mes perejom baisiu bandyml
laukus dienomis r naktmis, taciau kai mes ma
tome mazojo zmogaus teisiu likuciu paaukojima
teroru grobimui, kai ant mazu ir mazuju tautu
skriaudu norma sukurti taika ir sauguma, -
ko g mes mazieji - DIP game troksti ko
NUNS gall stigti?.. Kokia teise, kuriuo tiksu
beteisis zmogus gall prasyti drabuzio duonos
kampo, eigu jo esme = laisve ir teise pamirsta
arba suniekinta Laisve ir teise tai yra pats
zmOgus, patti jO esme.
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Is AMERIKOS pabeges So

Is AMERIKOS pabeges SO.
vietu snipas, DR.. Viktor saren.
kov, kuris cia budamas turejo
Columbia universitete profeso-
riaus vieta, dabar vazineja pc
bolseviku okupuotas sails, kal-
bedamas koks Amerikoje siau-
cia baisus politiskas persekio-
jimas, kad jis turejes pabegti
is Amerikos. Amerikoje jam
buvo sovietu pavesta vadovau-
ii Americas Slavu Kongresui,
kuriame jis turejo vice pirmi-
ninko vieta. ....,.
Jis tarp kitkeii pasake, kad
Americas Federalis Investiga-
cijos Biuras susidejes SUI to-
kiais isdavikais kaip Mikoloj-
czyk, Macy, Dimitrov ir kitais
persekiojimui progresyviu EMO
niu".
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SVETUR
(Petras Babickas)

(Petras Babickas)
Kur emu cia svetur, kur tik ziuriu
Tx tave, Lietuva, as regiu,
Sviesu dangu ir melyna jura,
Kvepiancia zeme il lauka rugiu.
Ir ia upe kaz kur man matyta
Ir tas medis pazistamas bus,
Ir tos mielos mazytes paukstytes,
Net ir jos man Wis mena namus,
O nakcia, kai ilsiuos as sutvaikes,
ISkamuotas verguves dienos,
Susiguzes kampelyj, it vaikas,
Siekiu zvaigzdziu erdves melynos.
Ir mintis nerami name vercia
Wis budet per naktis, ligi ryt. -.
Kad taip taure gyvenimo karcia
Uzsimerkus isgert, - sudauzyt. ..r.
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EKSTRA! 288 DAINU KNYGELE
LElSkIT / TEVYNE
kama su prisiuntimu $1.OO

(Kiseninio didumo = 272 puslapiu)
Dirva gavo Europoj naujai isleista knyga
ivairiu Lietuviskg liaudies dainY If kitokiq
nepaprasta knygele - tiesiog didele knyga,
272 puslapiu didumo ir joje' telpa net 288
zinomu eilerasciu. Skubekit isigyti sau vic
ma Xxi ju turime. il suteiks jums didziau-
sio malonumo, nes rasite daugybe savo Ii.
nomu dainu, ir daug tokiu kurias turetumes
zinoti. Isleido "Mintis". Vokietijoje.
Reikalaukit DirvOje
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darem nepatogumu tevams ir Kittens? kaip - jeigu
mus az tai butu paskandine, kap kaciukus?
Teisybe, vaikai kiekvienam namu savininku suke-
liza bames del nepatogumo. Bet eigu prizes 80 - 40
tu kt del musu sudaromu nepaogumu buu tureje tick
baimes = mes butumem siandiena tue, kuo esame?
Todel padarykime didj gera darba vis per daug
1esnems uz save?
Todel padarykime ddii gera darba visi, per baug
bijodam nepatogumu, kurie yra menkuciai, palygnus
su tais nepatogumas kuriuos pergyvena musu pagal-
bOs laukianteii!
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zMONlJOS ISTORIJA
61O pusl. didllmo knyga - kama

61O pusI didUmO knyga = kama SZ.UU
stai didzausia knyga kokia tik galit tiketis
gauti uz $780, paveiksluota, tvirtais audimo
virseliais, lengva kalba parasyta, stambiomis
raidemis. Apsakoma pasaulio istorijos eiga,
ka privalo zinoti kiekvienas norintis platesnio
issiiavinimo Aprasoma ivairus buve didieji
karai kurie nueme zmonijos gyvenimo krypti,
valstybiu persitvarkymus.
Siuskit laiske $500 su savo adresu If
prasykit prisiusti jums sia 61O puslapiQ
didumO zmonijos istorijos knyga.
REIKALAUKITE DIRVOJE
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ZYGIAI PAS DEWEY

Vidurines ir Rytu Europos
Kilmes Amerikieciu Federacija,
veikianti prie Republikonu par
tijos nacionalinio komiteto ir
pirmininkaujama Americas Slo-
vaku pirmininko P. P. Jurchak,
spalio 20 d. New Yorke buvo
susaukusi konferencija, kurio-
je kalbejo Thomas E. Dewey.
Konferencijoje dalyvavo apie
100 ivairiQ tautybiu amerikie-
ciu astovu. JQ tarpe buvo ir
lietuviu delegacija, kuria suda-
re Americas Lietuviu Tarybos
Vykdomojo Komiteto nariai -
l.. Simutis, P. Grigaitis ir M.
Vaidyla.
Tos Federacijos Vykdomasis
Komitetas pranesa, kad konfe-
rencija, isklausiusi Thomas E..
Dewey pranesimo, for m aliai
pareme Dewey kandidatura j
prezidento vieta.
~ Rezoliucija, kurioje skelbia-
mas toks nutarimas, yra pa
matuojama tuo, kad:
l. Dewey yra viesai pazade-
jes pasalinti is federaliniu tar
nybu komunistus ir vesti griez-
ta uzsienio politika prizes ko-
munistu agresija Europoje,
2. Dewey viesai pasisake esas
palankus Europos tautu fede-
racial, siekianciai didesnes lai-
sves ir didesnio saugumo nuo
agresijos.
Rezoliucija remit Dewey kan
didatura yra' parasyta vardu
siu organizaciju:
Americas Lenku Kongreso,
Americas SlovakQ Sajun g o S,
Americas Lietuviu Tary b os,
Americas Vengru Federacijos,
karpatu-Rusinu Kon-
greso, Americas SerbQ Tary-
bos, Americas Slovenu Katali-
ku Sajungos, Americas KroatQ
ir UkrainieciQ Kon-
greso Komiteto.
IL milijonu tos kilmes pile
ciu siu organizaciju vardu ra-
ginami balsuoti uz Dewey.
NAUJIENA siame ivykyje
yra tai, kad Americas Lietuviu
Tarybos virsunes dalyvavo Re- !