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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
OHIO valstija neturi

OHIO valstija neturi tvar.
kos ir rimtu nusimananciu as
menu sugloboti protisku ligV
zmones, kurie atitenda valsti-
jos globon.
Paveizdan, Clevelande, ap-
skrities kalejime siomis dieno-
mis- radosi apie As protiski Ii
goniai. Perkelti JUGS j valsti-
jos ligonine ina taip ilgai, is
rodo kad visai nezino ka dare
tie kuriu globoje toxic ligoniai
atsiranda.
Viena .diena isveza kelis, pas
kui uz savaites vel kelis, toliau
dar kelis paeme isgabena.
Pasieks ir Rugpjucio pabai'
ga Xxi tie As ligoniai bus isskir-
styti j jiems reikalingas ligo.
mines.
siaip lengviau serganciu pro-
tiskomis ligomis Cuyahoga ap-
skrityje randasi virs 800, is.
dalinti po tam tikrus namus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
SVECIAVIMAISI

Pc dvieju savaiciu atostogu
grizo redaktorius Karpius sU
zmona; jie viesejo p. Baciuno
vasariniame hotelyje Macata-
wa, aplanke kitus du Baciunc
rezortus, Prospect Point ir Bla-
ney Park, Michigan siaureje.
Buvo nuvaziave aplankyti XII
tq savo broli, Antana, kuris su
Selma gyvena Milwaukee, Wis.
Grizdami apsilanke Saginaw,
Mich, kur dabar gyvena zino-
ma dainininke Roze Lukosevi-
CUTE su savo Selma, Baltrusai-
ciai.
IS Providence, R. l., buvo at
vaziave porai dienQ Dirvos re-
daktoriaus Karpiaus broliai =
Juozas ir Pranas, Sis SUI EMO
ma ir vaikais. Jie vieSejo ir
ras PIP. Salasevicius. Aplanke
nekurias Lietuviu vietas, Lie
tuviu Kulturini DARRELL, ir is
vaziavo atgal Rugp. II.
Keturi Detroitieciai, Jurgis
Palionis, Bronius Tamosiunas
su zmona, ir Tekle Stalionis,
rakeliui is Bostono apsilanke
Dirvos redakcijoje. Jie lankesi
Pittsburghe, Brooklyne, New
Yorke ir kitur.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
KEISTAS PASILINKS-
MINIMAS

ClevelandO kOmunisteliai 81
sekmadieni rengia savo geguzi-
ne. Pelnas eisias jq raudonla-
piui 'Vilniai' paremti. Oar,
mat negana gauna is tevelio
Stalino, stengsis ir is darbs-
ciu Lietuviu savo neaiskiems
keslams pinigus vilioti.
Detroite j toki "Vilnies' pix
nika buvo atsilanke F'BI agen-
tai pasiziureti, ir sau pasizyme-
ii, ka daro Lietuviskieji Mas
kvos bernai ir kas JUGS remia.
Ir Clevelande be abejones i 81
piknika jie ateis. Drebes kim
kos Andruliui, jei jis is viso
cia bus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
LITHUANIA SHALL
BE FREE!

We have just received a 40 page
booklet entitled "Lithuania Shall Be
Free!" This booklet contains Ex-
cerpts From Proceeding of the Sen
ate of the United States and House
Of Representatives. This booklet
illustrates that the various senators
and representatives of the United
States Government are not asleep to
the fact that Lithuania has been
absorbed against her will by the
USSR. Their remarks and speeches
are very encouraging with their ex-
pressed thought and hopes that in
the future Lithuania shall again be
free.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
BALTS ASKED TO IGNORE
SOVIET BID

Canberra, Australia. - The Com
monwealth Government has advised
al! Balts who have been brought to
Australia under the international
Refugee Organization program to
ignore the Soviet Embassy's invita-
ton to register as Russian nationals
before June 1, it was announced
yesterday. 1t was also announced
that Australia did not recognize the
incorporation Of Estonia, Latvia and
Lithuania into the Soviet Union.
Nonrecognitions of Soviet rights to
Lithuania was pronounced recently
by Spain in connection with the
freezing of Lithuanian funds in that
country, thus protecting them from
Soviet reach.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
WHAT SHALL WE
DO FOR DISPLACED
PERSONS?

THE Western World cannot make
up it's mind what to do about the
unhappy displaced persons. Only
the Soviet Union knows what to
do with them; there is room for
millions in the Siberian forced Ia
Dor camps and prisons, for what
purpose it is only too clear. But
the displaced persons value their
lives and liberty even as you and
| and do not heed either the blan-
dishments or the threats of the Rus
sian Bear.
While the world deliberates, their
plight is truly wretched. Please
help tighten their desolation by at
least sending them the clothing or
footwear you no longer need. The
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
CRAZIAI PAVYKO NAUJOS
PARAPUOS PIENIKAS

Paneles Sv. N. P. Parapijos
piknikas pereita sekmadieni pa
vyko visai gerai. zmoniu buvo
daug. Tremtiniu grupe pasoko
tautisku sokiu ir padainavo
daineliu. Publika buvo labai pa
tenkinta. Daugiau tokiu pikni-
ku..
Klebonas kun. J. Angelaitis
dekoja visiems ivairiais budais
prisidejusiems prize pikniko pa
sisekimo.
Pelnas is pikniko yra skiria-
mas naujos baznycios statymo
fondui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
LANKESI LAIDOTUVESE

Jono TulauskO Selma ir SuO-
piu Selma buvo nuvaziave j lai-
dotuves a. a. Onos Tulauskie-
nes, Detroit, Mich, kuri mire
Liepos 80, sulaukus II m. am
ziaus. Velione paeio Girniku
k, Garliavos p, Marijampoles
ap. Amerikoje isgyveno SO m.
JOS vyras, Kazimieras Tulaus-
kas, mire 13 metu atgal.
Velione paliko nuliudime iris
sunus ir dukteri, visi yra vede.
Paliko daug giminiu Detroite
ir Clevelande.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
PA,JIESKOMT

JUOZAS M1LICNAS, gyVe-
mas Clevelande, apie 55 m. am
ziaus, kiles is Leliunq w., Ute
nos ap.
Fabiionas Zaranka, irgi is
Leliunu ", trecia karta is Lie
tuvos atvykes j USA. 1910 m.
Noriu butinai su jais SUI
siraSyti.
Vytautas Karosas,
(14a) Sch. Gmuend
Litauisch Lager,
USA. Zone, Germany.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
CANADA REBUKES SOVIETS FOR ASKING
LTTHUANIANs TO REGISTER AS RUSSIANS
(Reprint from the Globe and Mail.
of Toronto Ontario)
By Harvey Hickey

by harvey Hickey
With a slap at Russia, Canada s
Government announced that Lith-
uanlans resident in Canada are un-
der no obligation whatever to regis
ter as Soviet citizens.
Recently the Soviet Embassy had
an announcement to all Lithuanians
printed in the Canadian foreign
language press. The announcement
called on all persons born in the
Russian part of Lithuania who were
in Canada on Dec. 16 and who were
not Canadian citizens to register as
Soviet citizens at the Soviet EN-
bassy or consulates.
In a press release, Canada's Ex-
ternal Affairs Dept. made plain it's
annoyance that the Soviet Embas-
sy should make such an announce
ment without first letting the Ca
madam Government know. The dept.
expressed regret that such a step
was not taken and added that it
would have expected the Soviet EN-
bassy to inform it in advance of any
such public announcement.
After this diplomatic rebuke. the
department then declared that the
Canadian Government has never
recognized the Lithuanian Republic
as part of the USSR. Lithuanian
nationals residing in Canada were
therefore not regarded as Soviet
citizens and, in fact, said the re-
lease, Canada hoped that if they
were making this country their per-
home, they would become
Canadian citizens.
"The Canadian Government" said
the statement, regards the regis
tration of Lithuanian nationals in
accordance with the decree of the
praesidium of the Supreme Soviet
of the USSR as announced by the
Soviet Embassy is the Slavic-lan-
guage press in Canada to be entire
ly voluntary matter and recognizes
no obligation on the part of any res
ident of Canada to register"
The Soviet announcement failed
to make it clear that there was no
obligation on anyone to register, the
release added. Accordingly, the de-
partment had requested the embas-
~ in any future announcements to
make it clear that registration was
The most recent figures available
1ere on the number of persons Of
birth residing in Canada
are those of the 1941 census. These
show total of 1888 persons born
n Lithuania, of whom 1852 then
'esided in Ontario and 2,724 in Que
)ec.
Nonrecognition Of the Soviet oc-
of Lithuania was expressed
lnder similar circumstances by the
Governments of Australia and the
Union of South Africa. In those
Countries Lithuanian is held to be
# Lithuanian, but not of Soviet, ci-
izenship, unless he registers volun-
arily with a Soviet consulate Cases
# such registration are almost nom
xistent. We reproduce from the
lew York Times news dispatch
epicting the attitude of Australia:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
MIRIM Al
ANTANAS BACEVICE. SO M

ANTANAS BACEVICE, So M,
nuo 1916 Bartfield avenue,
mire staiga Rugp. 9, laidoja-
mas 13 d., Kalvarijos kapinese.
Pamaldos atsibus Sv. Jurgio
baznycioje $3.50 val. ryto.
Liko zmona, Barbora, sunus
Antanas, dukte Mrs. r. Clee-
land, du posuniai: George Ar
buckas ir Alfred Jatska.
VIKTORAS Walls, SO metu,
naslys, nuo 442 Dundee Dr.,
mire Rugp. 10, laidojamas 13
d., Kalvarijos kapinese. Pa
maldos 1920 v. ryto, sv. Jur-
gio baznycioje.
Like sunus, Vincas, ir brolis,
Jonas Wallis.
Abieju laidojime pasitarnavo
Jakubs Funeral Home.
JONAS sLEzAS, 60 m., mire
Liepos "a d., New Milford,
Ohio.
Palaidotas Liepos % d., sv.
Marijos kapinese, Ravenna, o.
Laidotuviu pamaldos atsibu-
vo Nekalto Prasidejimo bazny-
ciOie. RaVenna.
Isl yra pataisa pranesimo
tilpusio apie a. a. iona sleza
pirmiau. kur buvo netiksliai
pasakyta apie baznycia ir ka-
pines.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13

REIKALINGI KAMBARIAI
Maza Selma be vaiku jiesko
nuomai buto, kur galetu tuoj
gyventi, nesvarbu kick kamba-
riu. (33)
M. Bagdonas, 1878 E. SIS st.
Telef. HE 1929.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
RkO KEITH'S 1O5th
STREET THEATRE

Shame teatre matysit sekancias
idomias filmas:
Aug. 1917: "Blood and Sand !,
ir 81 Aug. 15-17Bt"us'
Aug. 1911: "Blood and Sand"
ir Il Wake Up Screaming.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13

SIUSKIT Dirvai zinias apie
mirima Lietuviu jusu kolonl-
joje, paduodant amziu ir kill
ma is Lietuvos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13

United Lithuanian Relief Fund of
America will gladly see that the
most needy DPS get your gifts.
Bring them to your local clothing
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
By COLLIE R

collection center at DIRVA or send
directly to United Lithuanian Relief
Fund Warehouse, 1O5 Grand ST.,
Brooklyn, II, NY.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13

DIRVAI issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu. Issira-
sykit dabar. Pusei metu $1.5O.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04

Choose the style you prefer e.
ROYAL custom tailoring gives
you the comfortable, correct fit
you want because your suit
is individually tailored for YOU.
Come in tomorrow get a
better value suit that gives your
wardrobe lift all year 'roundl
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04
Continued from First Page
MISSOULA MEN PURCHASE
THE LIBBY MOTORS

The Brooks state they deeply ap-
preciate the splendid patronage
they have enjoyed from the public.
the cooperation and good will which
they have always received from the
other dealers and garagemen in the
community; and they feel that much
of their success has come from the
efficient and faithful service which
has been given by their help
in the shop. They state that the
owner of the building, A. N. Rich
ard has always been a willing CO.
operator in every way possible, and
they also state they have received
the utmost consideration and CO.
operation from the Chrysler Motor
Co.
During their years of business life
and community service in Libby
the Brooks have built up large
circle of friends, who will be pleased
to learn that these good citizens
do not plan to leave the community.
but expect to continue to make
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04
TWO NEW RIFLE TEAMS
JOIN THE LIBBY RIFLE
AND PISTOL CLUB

Two Rifle teams sponsored bv
the " F. w. Post No. 1548 make
a total OF eight teams now in the
Libby Rifle and Pistol Club.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04

their home here, for as they say
, There is no other place in the
World like Libby, and Lincoln
County" They expect to devote
considerable time in catching IN on
their rest, and A. L. states also
that he plans to see a lot of his
1aavorlte hobbies which the stress
OF business has forced him to neg
Iect in late years.
Inc new owners of the business
come con to Libby highly recommended
Mr.. Stordock has been connected
WIN the Tucker Motor Co. of Mis-
sSoula, which incidentally has TIL the
Chrysler Agency for that place His
partner for 20 years has owned and
managed the S. R. Smart Texa l1C,
service at 9th & Higgins, MissouIa
both men are enthusiastic mem
perS Of Lions International and
pom are members of the Masonic
Lodge. Mr. Smart is senior Wa
zen IN Missoula Lodge No. 40 A
r. q A. M. and had he remained
mere another year was in line n
become the Master of the Todoe
Mr and Mrs. Smart have four sons
TWO OF whom are in high school |
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04
TOTAL
TOTAL
MONTANA SCHOOL FUNDS
TO INCREASE IN 1913

During the school year 1916 AZ
the net amount expended on the
public schools of Montana was ST.
O95,8ll Of this amount, S3,146. 664
was received from the State; ST.
394,579 was received from county
funds and S4,555, 2O4 was received
from district school funds. The re-
malnder of the revenue was levied
for the liquidation of debts which
included the sale of bonds, interest
on bonds and insurance adjust
ments. During this same period.
the Federal Government furnished
Sl4I,Ol724 for Vocational Educa-
ton and in payments from Forest
Reserve funds. Receipts from all
IS shown in district school revenue
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs Stordock have a son
in high school and a daughter in
the grade schools. The StordoclCs
are members of the Lutheran
Church and the Smart family are
PreSbyterians. The families will NOT
move to Libby until after the close
Of school this spring.
The new management has asked
The Western News to state that II
expects to endeavor to carry on the
business at Libby Motors along the
same lines of honest service and
courtesy to all that has characterized
the Brooks; and that it is also happy
to announce the present force in
the mechanical department. consist
ing of Give Roark, George Rouse
Gene Butt and Vern Render are
expected to remain with the new
management Mrs. o. J. Nollar has
been engaged to serve as bookkeep-
er. The firm will retain the Dodge
Plymouth agency.
An expression of appreciation
from Mr.. and Mrs. Brock, and an
announcement by the Messrs. Stor-
dock and Smart appear elsewhere
in this issue of The Western News
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04

sources, except from Federal funds
exceeded the receipts for the IRE.
vious year. The biggest increase
which rose from $3,772.O to "a
$4,000. Payments from the Fed
eral Government showed a decrease
of $4,000 during this period.
Records now available in
dictate that revenue for school on
Grafton for the current year. 1917
1913, will be increased more than
20 percent. County and district
property tax revenues will Weld the
biggest percentage of this increase F."
N TICE
DR. c. G. Sundelius of Whitefish
Montana, will be absent from his
office from March z to March 25
1870. 42-3c
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04
FIGURES ON SALARIES OF
TEACHERS INTERESTING

At this time when so much dis
cussion of teachers salaries is being
gone into, we were furnished by
County Supt w. J. Anderson with
figures on Lincoln County teachers
salaries which should prove of in
terest
In computing the minimum. aver
age and maximum salaries, those
OF superintendent and principles
were included in the totals.
p laro
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04

Increase your savings by buying for
cash. The position of your coopera.
tive is also STRENGTHENED. When
spring time work comes don't be
seriously hampered bv fuel and oil
shortages, place your coming needs
IN reliable hands. Use Coop pro
ducts. For better service and closer
cooperation try the able hands OF
the manager of the Eureka Far.
mers Union Exchange. 36-tf
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04

2751 DRIVERS LICENSES
APPLIED FOR TO DATE

There have been 2751 drivers IL
censes issued to Lincoln county
motorists as of March 3 ACCORDING
to County Treasurer Kenneth Bige7
low
Car licenses sold number 1866
and trucks 672.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04
NOTICE

l will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone but my
self Carroll Gates, Rexford 39-4x
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-04
FOR RENT

Room for Rent.-Near the Mill
Row, Spruce and Minnesota. E.
Paulson. 42-9V
Evening star., 1948-01-07
Alaska Ship Survivors
Praise Young Captain
" n. A..eeio,sd Press

KODIAK, Alaska, Jan. Sur
yivors of the wrecked motorshir
Spencer, who were stranded for i've
days and nights on an ice-coated
ledge, today attributed their safety
to the coolheadedness Of the 'ves-
sells youthful captain.
The 10 survivors, including q
mother, her i've children and . Z.
year-old grandson, were returned
here yesterday, along with three
Navy men whose small boat over
turned during a daring rescue at
tempt last Saturday night.
All were rescued by the Coast
Guard cutter Glover and Navy tug
Mataco Monday after 60-mile-an-
hour winds and heavy seas had
baked efforts for three days.
In interviews, the survivors
praised Capt. Axel Carlson, man
in his 20s. He led them from the
broken ship and up a 25-foot blufi
to q shelter In the rocks.
The ship, . cannery tender. left
Chignik for Kodiak, where Capt
Carlson and Alva skonberg, one OF
the survivors, were to be married
The 65-foot craft ran onto the
rocks 100 feet from shore about !
miles from the village Of Kanatak
during . gale. The party managed
to reach shore with q supply OF
ropes, blankets, personal belongings
and canned food.
Evening star., 1948-01-07


party and 50 remove from the Tru-
man candidacy . really serious taint
one that many blame for the 1916
debacle.
Campaign Problems Remain.
But while the President has
cleared his title to the name Of
liberal, 30 far as his professions 90,
he has not solved all the problems
Of his campaign. Senator Taylor's
remark, that he would run with Mr..
Wallace If Mr.. Truman appointed a
banker to succeed James M. Lands,
q former Roosevelt brain trtlster, as
chairman of the Civil Aeronautics
Authority, was childish; it expressed,
however, q Illustration that the whole
party has been feeling for = long
time.
This arises out of the intensely
personal manner in which the Pres
ident administers his ONCE; the fact
that virtually all major appoint
ments are made for reasons personal
to him or to his cabinet. Because he
takes q policy line fairly consistent
with his predecessor the chasm
which exists between him and the
general run Of Democratic politi-
clans has been obscured to public
view but it exists.
It was the reason that Bronx Boss
Flynn among others demanded q
Evening star., 1948-01-07

Margaret prac- Henry MsLsmsre.
icing arias al day ID the Martin
Van Buren, Room and Feller howl
ing and yowling al night from be-
hind the doors Of the Zachary Tay-
lor room and Henry wallace bark
ing over the radio.
OF course. I haven't seen Feller
In operation around the White
House, having been too busy COW,
ering up my grain speculations to
take trip to Washington. No Fed
eral agent Is going to catch me
with all the Post Toasties and Corn
Flakes I bought on . bear market
for three cents . package less than
they are today.
However, don't need to see Fel-
Ter without being able to make q
good guess as to how he Is acting.
II he hasn't already chewed the
Great Seal Of the United States
around the edges then I'd be very
surprised. A. for that vital docu-
ment that mysteriously disappeared
from the White House few days
ago, It's a cinch where 1t went. Pup
pies have strange appetites.
Ownership May Alter.
All the pictures have seen OF
the White Houses new cocker
spaniel have referred to him as the
Presidents dog. I would say that
this Is true to . certain extent.
Wher, he IN m hiS 0nnd behavior
and when he is posing for pictures
he will be the Presidents dog. But
and I know this from long expert
ence-let the least little thing get
wrong with him and he auto
matically becomes Mrs. Truman's
dog and her responsibility.
The first time Feller takes q ride
In the presidential automobile and
gets q little queasy In his stomach
Evening star., 1948-01-07
Armour S Net in 1947|
Reaches S3o,950,269
Nearly 3-Mi!!ion Rise
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-Armour and
Co.. meat packing and food process
ing hrm. today reported net earn
ings of $3o, $50, ,26s for the last fiscal
year compared with net earnings
Of $2S, ,o2s,s ,s42 in the preceding year.
The period covered in the last fiscal
year was the 81 weeks ended No
vember /, 1947.
After appropriating 5000 1000 for
inventory price decline, the balance
Of earnings was $22.s5o, ,2ee, equal to
$49l . common share. Last year
the inventory price decline appro-
priation was $9.5oo, 900. leaving an
unappropriated balance Of $l8526.-
342, equal to $3.50 common share.
The company announced 1t. uti-
lized the Iast-in, frst-out" basis Of
pricing inventories more extensively
this year, and that last years figures
were adjusted to this basis for
comparative purposes.
'1n number Of dollars" the COM
pany said, "our earnings were well
above prewar earnings and this was
a fortunate circumstance because
the present-day dollar has shrunken
considerably as q result Of infla-
tionary forces. With corporations,
Just as with individuals, it takes a
lot more than prewar wages to
exist under present conditions"
Total sales for the 1s47 fiscal year
were $1,956, 400, ,057, up 65 per cent
from the previous year and a new
record. The company said the in
crease resulted from q 25 per cent
expansion In tonnage and higher
price levels. Last year, sales were
81, ,183, ,537 ,561.
While the company primarily is
considered q meat packer, it said
domestic meat operations provided
only 26.15 per cent Of total earnings.
Profits on meat were equivalent to
.one-fifth Of q cent o pound, which
the company said could not account
for the increase in prices which, has
come since prewar days"
"The real cause Of prevailing meat
prices" the company said, "lies in
the fact that the public has much
more money than it had before the
war, and consumers have greatly
increased their demand for meat,
while there has been, relatively, only
a small increase In the amount Of
meat available"
Evening star., 1948-01-07
THE EvEM5No STAN !,.,ls; y Ws...Insson, .I G s

|it viii be Ma. Truman not III
President who will have the hoisoi
|of risking holding him On her hi
and comforting him.
Too. the flrst time he eets sosnl
little puppy ailment you can be1
that the President win relinquisl
complete ownership Of the dog lonl
enough to say something like this:
"Bess. there Is something wrout
with Feller. He has been lnopinl
around al day. DO something fol
him right away"
Experience Cited
Don't think for q minute that ]
think Mr.. Truman's high position
prevents him from taking care of On
ailing pup himself. He's not throw
ing his weight around, 50 to speak.
He is like all OF US men who own
dogs. When something gets the
matter with our dogs it Is the fault
Of our wives or mothers and therere
no two ways about It.
I'll also bet that since Feiler o..
rived the President already has sid
this:
HAS the pup been fed, Eesss
He hasn't? Why, he should have
had his supper IN hour ago. You
or Margaret 80 feed him right
away"
Then ! bet you he has 4 benign
smile, pleased with himself for hav-
Ing taken care Of the dogs feed
ing.
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