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Arizona sun., 1948-04-09
SUNSHINE"
By Mrs. Nellie Maye Taylor

Hello there, here and every
where. Spring is in the air and ev-
erywhere. All that is lacking is the
promise of April Showers. Well,
they barred our poet from speak
ing at Tempe College. The action Of
the students was very commend
able, and others, besides or I should
say the "America's Better Citizens
Committee" headed by guy
named Koopman. Hughes is ac-
cused of affiliating himself with
some eighty-two organizations
termed as CommuniStic. After all
this country is supposed to be a
country of free Speech. Now tell
me just how would you know how
many organizations a guy was in
if you were not affiliated with
some of them too. You are suppos-
ed to speak facts, find out facts
and know facts before you move.
Hughes is supposed to be anti
Christ, and not to believe in our
Religion according to one of his
poems. Now just when did America
get so Religious and Christ-like,
even the so-called A. B. Citizens
Committee. They tell me in the
Constitution of the U. S. A. there
is a Freedom of Religion Clause.
This Committee is so loyal and
Christ-like I wonder why don't
they do a little investigation in
Washington, D. c., in Congress and
the Senate, they seem to have lot
of influence over some folk. I hope
you dig me. April Ali is supposed
to be National Negro Health Week.
I just wonder what makes it so
outstanding for the Negro. Disease
knows no color nor race, neither
does pain and misery. I was just
wondering why did it have to be a
Negro week, why not just be Ma
tional Health Week. It is said by
some if the Maker wanted the
black and white races and other
Arizona sun., 1948-04-09

tie Michael Meadows and eight of
his little friends at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. E. M. Holt. Mr.. Climmie
Caples assisted the host in serving
the little guests.
Arizona sun., 1948-04-09

Baked Apple Ring
IA cup quick-cooKing tapioca
6 tablespoons brown sugar
3 tablespoons granulated sugar
"A teaspoon salt
k teaspoon mace
1a teaspoon cinnamon
- teaspoon grated lemon rind
1 tablespoon lemon juice
2 cups water
2 tart red apples
/ tablespoon butter or margarine
1 tablespoon flour
Combine quick-cooking tapioca, 3
tablespoons brown sugar, granu-
lated sugar, salt, spices, lemon
rind, juice, and water in saucepan
and mix well. Bring quickly to a
full boil over direct heat, stirring
constantly. Remove from heat.
Core unpeeled apples and cut cross
wise into A-inch slices (makes
about 10 slices). Cover bottom of
creased glass baking dish with half
of the rings. Pour tapioca mixture
over apples in baking dish. Cream
butter, add remaining brown sugar
and flour, and mix well. Spread
mixture over tops of remaining
apple rings. Arrange apple rings,
sugar-side up, on top of tapioca.
Bake in hot oven (4OO0 F.) 80
minutes, or until apples are tender
and Drowned. If necessary, place
under broiler to finish browning.
Serve warm, plain or with cream.
Makes to servings.
Arizona sun., 1948-04-09

Quick-cooking tapioca is back!
This is an old friend known to all
of us except perhaps the less-than-
fve-year-old youngsters who have
not had the opportunity to become
acquainted with this popular des-
sert because of it's wartime absence.
Quick-cooking tapioca provides
infinite variety. Tapioca Cream, OF
course, is it's most popular use and
that recipe is given right on the
familiar red, white and blue box
you'll soon be seeing on your
grocer's shelf! To dress this des-
sert up, and make it more cOlorful,
also, to add nutritive foods, try
serving it with special additions.
For instance, Tapioca Cream with
chocolate sauce makes a superb
chocolate sundae which is especial
ly popular with young folks. Then
you can serve tapioca with any
fruit, - fresh, canned, or frozen.
With bananas, it's particularly de-
lightful; with orange sections, too.
Cherries, blueberries, blackberries,
peaches all are good with
tapioca. And if you have no fruit
available and you want to dress up
tapioca in a hurry, put a spoonful
of jam or jelly in the middle Of the
serving. It's quick, easy, and gay.
All things which appeal to busy
mothers and hungry children.
And here's a brand new tapioca
treat for you to try:
Arizona sun., 1948-04-09
April 8, 1948.

Well Folks:
1t is now $3.50 in the morning and
L should be home sleeping. I've
had the doors closed since 1 a. M,
because, as you know, we can't
sell anything in Arizona between
l a. m. and 6 a. m., but I've been
busy building a display of Canned
Beer in our big refrigerator. B-rrr
But 1t Is Cold i'm there, down BE-
LOW SO degrees. just the right
temperature for your Beer, and
there are nearly 200 CASES in
there. Quart Cans, Quart Bottles,
12-OZ. Cans, 12-OZ. Bottles, 12-Oz.
and Quart thrOw-away Bottles. All
sizes and Brands for your pleasure
rather cold place for an or
ArizOnian like me though. Don't
know what 1 would do if / had to
move back up into the DakOtas
again where / was reared. PrOba-
bly, could take it. but I'd rather
be in Sunny Arizona where I can
sell Beer the year around and take
my cold weather as / want it. by
walking into the refrigerator.
BOROVICKA GIN! Ever heard
of it before! hadn't before L
bought some the other day, but it
was in full quarts and cheap
enough that I can sell it to you
for $3.50, SO / took a chance on
some of it. and those who have
tried it say that it isn't at all bad.
With this hot Gin weather coming
on that is q lot of Gin for little
bit of money. Better get some for
future use in that Cooling Tom
Collins and Gin Fizz, you'll be maxi
ing soon.
Virlee's back on the job again
since Tuesday. just as happy and
sassy as ever.
Well, Folks, as we always say!
'Tt is here for you! Come an get
Itw We are Freddy" to serve you!
ANNIE MAE-VIRLEE
and FREDDY"
p. S.-Did you see Reddy's Boost
erS play ball last Sunday? Well
Well they play their opening game
in the Central Arizona Semi-PrO
League next Sunday at $3.50 p. M,
against Litchfield Park. Make it q
special point to see 'em. They have
been playing good baseball.
FREDDY"
Arizona sun., 1948-04-09

races mixed He would have made
them all alike. It has never occurr-
ed to me that the Almighty gave
a care, if He did He would sure be
worried. Because the so-called pure
white superior race, has crossed
every race and nationality under
the sun, where ever he has eX-
plored and that is nearly every
where. The German, the Nazis' fav-
orite pianist is booked for Wash
ington's Constitutional Hall for
April, 1949. His name is Walter
Giesking. This same Hall through
the D. A. r. is the same one that
denied or rejected contralto Mar
ion Anderson, true American.
Color, not talent, was the cause. I
agree with our broad-minded, in
telligent, well-bred Mayor of our
city, when he said he didn't see how
Arizona sun., 1948-04-09

Your Arizona Suns office has
moved to it's new location, IL North
9th Street.
There is a standing invitation to
the public to drop in at any time
for a visit.
Open from 9 to 5 on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday; and to IL noon on
Saturdays. Telephone 3-3682.
Arizona sun., 1948-04-09
Mrs. Huff Lucky,
Wins Refrigerator

Luck is a fortune, said Mrs. L.
M. Huff of 1709 E. Adams ST., when
she was informed she was the hold
er of the lucky number on $500
Kelvinator, which was raffled off
last week by the Triple E. Club at
the Elks Home on So. 7th Ave.
Mrs. Huff was not present at the
drawing. You can imagine her sur
prise when she was informed the
next day about three o'clock that
she held the lucky number 900.
The occasion was sponsored by
the Triple E. Club for the benefit
of the Carver High School Athletic
Fund.
Arizona sun., 1948-04-09

FLASH! FLASH!
ATTENTION ALL CLUB
MEMBERS
A new arrival at the Sunset Club,
BETTE TREADVILLE, "The Girl
of a Thousand Songs" arrived this
week for a limited engagement.
Miss Treadville sang here two
years ago at both the PecOe Club
and the Sunset.
She entertainS Tuesday, Thurs
day, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
nights.
jam session every Tuesday night.
Fer reservations call 4-O968.
Arizona sun., 1948-04-09

Miss Kitty Powell has returned
to Oakland, Calf, after spending
the Easter season with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thomas, 1918
S. 9th Ave. Miss Powell attends
the Merits Business College in
Oakland.
Arizona sun., 1948-04-09
Phoenix Social
and
Club News
HAZEL PAXTON
Phone 3-9346
Phone 3-9346
Celebrates First Birthday.

Little Cheryl Moore celebrated
her first birthday recently at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie M. Moore, 1912 East Adams
Street.
Her small guests were: 10 Eta
Griffin, Carol Staten, Yvonne and
Troy Smith. Others present were:
Mesdames Clark, Cora Griffin, Iris
Staten, Valdia Smith, Clarence
Copeland, Rev. Savage of, New
York, Rev. and Mrs. c. o. Green
field and Misses Lorena Miller and
Crystal Townsend.
Pictures were taken of little
Cheryl, her guests, parents and
lovely gifts.
Cake, ice cream and candy was
served.
SOCIAL. 49,. .....--. ---- dbl
Mr.. I. C. Hammons, 1850 Mon
golia is visiting in Tallulah and
also Monroe, Louisiana, where his
father-in-law Mr.. Junius Taylor is
sick in a hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ray and
sons, Alfred and Sammy, and their
daughter, Mrs. Laura M. Simpson,
and her two children, all from But
Ter, Missouri, have moved to Phoe-
nix to make their home. They are
staying, temporarily, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Jones, S16 w. Mongolia
Street.
Mr.. Walter Taylor of st. Louis
is visiting his mother and father,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Taylor, of 1851
w. Watkins.
Mrs. Lucille Reese, of 108 S. 18th
ST., left Friday night for Fort
Worth, Texas, and other points
south, to visit friends and relatives.
Her stay is indefinite.
A dinner party was given for lit
Arizona sun., 1948-04-09

Rev. R. E. McKeen left Wednes-
day night for Houston, Texas, af-
ter spending ten days in the city.
Arizona sun., 1948-04-09

Mrs. Iris Clark and children o1
904 S. 3rd Ave-, left for months
vacation in Los Angeles to visi
relatives.
Arizona sun., 1948-04-09

A dinner party was given for lit
Arizona sun., 1948-04-09

Mr.. Walter Taylor of st. Louis
is visiting his mother and father,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Taylor, of 1851
w. Watkins.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09
THE
RECORD
PARADE
BY OTTO MACK

CHATTER ABOUT PLATTER
MAKERS ELLA FITZGERALD
invadss Hollywood for q nitsry date
at Billy BsrR's Feb. 10, and the film
town In all AGog with excitement
over the SonRbird's scheduled visit,
according 10 scouts. NELLIE
LUTCHER will open at Washing
tons Howard theatre on Jan. %.
followed by q weeks engagement
In Baltimore while playing at
ChlcagO'a Sherman hotel, Nellie
waxsd several platters for Capitol
the new discs will be released
In . LutehsF album come Spring.
LOUIS JORDAN IL now summing
himself on q beach in Florida. hay-
Ing cancelled all commitments for
three months 10 take q much need.
cd rest following q West Coast tour.
|. LOUIS ARMSTRONG has
been invited by . group Of French
IAEE festival In Paris from Jan. 2b
through March I.
BILLY EcKSTINE viii report
for duty at MGM on Jan. 8. having
passed his screen tests. KING
COLE few 10 New York this month
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09
No asaa


LAND TITLE SUMMONS
State OF Minnesota, County Of Hen
nspin--ss. District Court. Fourth
Judicial District.
John n. Bowman TO register the
title 90 the following described
real estate situated In Hsnnepin
County. Minnesota. namely; Lot
-Four go, Block Stx (sl, POcahon-
tas Heights,
Mary Matsy. Andrew PsnicnAk, An
drew pRenicnak and all other per-
sons or parties unknown, claiming
any right, title, estate, Hen or In.
tsTest In the real estate described
ia the application herein,
The state 81 Minneaota 20 the above
named defendants:
You are hereby summoned end 70;
quirsd 20 answer the application OF
the applicant In the above entitled
pFocsedlnE ana 20 Gle your answer
10 the said application In the offics
Of the clerk OF said court, In said
county. within twenty ta0) day.
after the service. OF this summonI
upon you, exclusive Of the day Of
sweF the application within the time
aforesaid. the applicant IN this pro-
ceeding viii apply TO the court foi
the relief demanded therein.
WITNESS n, X. wasmuth, Clsrt
Of said court, and the seal thereof
At Minnsapolln. In said county, thiI
18th day Of December, A. y. iel1.
ID. X. WARMTH,
By 6. D MAuRER.
Deputy.
(SEALl
HELsTEIN. HALL SMITH a ENKEL
Attorneys for Applicant
7pf New York Life Building
Minneapolis .. Minnesota
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FIIa No. Ga1ik


Pile No. ee1tS
ORDER RO8 NEARING VINAL AC-
COuAF AND PETfTaON ROR Dnn-
T1hBCTdOA.
State Of Minnesota. County Of Hen
n@ptn. Probate Court
Re- Estate Of Andrew Olaf M0digh,
Dacedsns
ORDER Scr Hearanw % Wtmnl Aeeomna
ma4 PVtifi@l Tor UtptFabuaa1m
1T - ORDERED that the nnAl
account and petition for examination
thereof and for distribution, hlsd
herein. be heard on Monday, FebFu-
airy and. iste, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ by
this Court In the Court House in
Minneapolis. Minnesota. and that all
persons interested In this estate pre-
sent objections. " any, why said Pc
tition should not be granted.
This order shall be published In
the Minneapolis Spokesman and cop
les thereof mailed according 20 law.
WITNES4 the HON. JAMES n.
KEHOE. Judge % Probate Court.
this sth day % January. 1919.
ERNEST p ty0RENZ.
(aEALD Clerk Of Probate Court.
Johnson q Ildatad
73b Rand Tower
Attorneys
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09

Are you there Great deal then
let's start our weekly ramble with
racing, chasing. hippty, hoppty,
freely fromby, fleeing friends.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09

lie can play half the instruments in
the band, but the one thing that
hangs me II 10 see him get real
wild and jump up on one OF his
drums and do u cool dance, be-
lisye thatlI
The entire evening was filed
with the good soft and the good
went music. The only thing that
most Of the music lovers disliked
was the fact that Il could not have
been q couple hours longer. What
ehu bet, my petit -
I ran into q little difficulty the
last time ! mentioned the facts
about girls running around In
gangs.
Well, here go again. Anybody
would be q fool 10 say don't run
with q gang. The idea is when you
do run In q group, make sure that
you have picked the right kind Of
. group.
II . group Of girls ever get the
name ~ being bad. roWdy, uncouth
and disordsrly, they might As well
forget being popular. We all know
that every one In the world makes
mistakes. But II In the fool that
makes the same mistake repeat
eddy.
lam not writing this for Just one
group but all groups. This Is not
n ridIcule on any one person or
group but u hint, that time will
tell (if you don't) that there is .
time and place for everything.
So why not both boys and girls
start thinking Of a way to make
more friends rather than lose them.
II can be done, you know. Before
any one blows their top after read
ing this, sit down and think about
Il first, and I'm almost sure you'll
see this IL no pun, but l hope q
helpful hint.
Freddy Dillon and John BsasIsy
are really tearing up on Norths
basketball team. Freddy. one Of
the smallest men on the team, can
Out-dodge. run. and shoot the aver
age man on the team. Johnny can
really tear up, too, with his big
self.
Coolest skater I have seen ID
Connie Austin. He has q stride that
20 far no one has been able to keep
up with. He also has . girl betty
Kingl it's even hard for her TO
keep up with him; ummmf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09

State Of Minnesota
County OF Henneptn
District Court
Fourth Judicial District
willie J, Allen, Plaintiff.
W.
Flora v. Allen. Defendant.
SUMMONS
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO
THE ABOVE NAMED
DEPENDANT
You are hereby summoned and re-
aulred TO answer the complaint %
the plaintiff In the above entitled
action. the original of which 10 on
file In the oflce OF the CLERK % Dis
trict Court, Hennepin County, Min
nesota. and 60 serve q copy Of your
answer 20 the said complaint on the
subacrIhars at their office In the
CITY Of Minneapolis. County Of Hen
nepin. In said State. within thirty
ts0l days after the service OF this
summons upon you. exclusive Of the
day OF such service, ana " you fail
10 answer the said complaint with
In the time aforesaid. PLAINTIFF will
apply 20 tho Court for the relief de-
nRnded In the complaint
Helstein, Halt Smith q Enksi
Attorneys for Plaintiff
70I New York Life Building,
Minneapolis .. Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09
Rual Raa

Rwel nee
Ashes should b kept Lowell with
ne andlrons 10 provide . bed Cor
glowing charcoal which win yield
steady heat and help ignite new
logs a. they are added.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09

Did you know that Horace Gree
ley. founder Of the New York Trib-
une, was considered q radical Re-
publican back In the days Of
Lincoln9
Did you know that right after
the adoption Of the l4th amend.
msnt to the Constitution, Ulysses
s. Grant was elected president
largely on the strength Of the $780,
900 votes he received from Negroes
in the SOUTH Except for those
votes, Gov. Seymour would have
been the 18th president Of the
United States.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09

10 participate In Mstronome Maya
Eins's annual "all-Star" wax SEES
sion the Trio won all the polls
again this year. VAUGHN
MONROE has added beautiful
Madslyn Russell, . new gal vocal
list, 10 his band.
RECORD STORES report sx-
esptionAlly good business with
BILL sAMuELs' recording Of any
Bicycle TIllle" with the "Cats and
TANNER Three" Mercury furnish
ing the musical background one
reviewer, hearing the novelty, said
there should be q Hays Office for
records"
BIG BILL, Columbia recording
specialist In the blues, rocks all
over his recent recording Of big
Bills BoOgie" and "shoo Blues"
Bin Ii one Of the real solid citizens,
when Il comes 10 waxing q bOogis
tune and this Ii one Of those tunes.
There's y lot Of new blues
lyrics and solid instrumental work
on both sides.
RECOMMENDED SIN GLE
DISCS; Benny Goodman'R magnlh-
cent recording Of "sweet and Love
ly" Capitol. ANNE Shell
Tons How Deep IL the ocean,
just released by London records.
FRANK SINATRA's ct An.
Came True" (ColumblaI. e. THE
RAVENS Write Me A Letter"
COUNT BASIE's Blue and
Sentimental"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09

For Rsnt-Two furnished rooms.
698 ROndO Ave. Ell. 1881.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09

Remember when Betty Lewis and
Clio Parker danced with their heads
To one side. When Harry Estsrs and
Billy Mccoy were feuddsn, a-fuSssn
and a-hghten. When LsolA Graham
had three cats fooled. Carmitta
Hit and Bobby BanArh used forks
and spoons on O pow WOW, while
the rest Of Us used fingers. When
Maxine WorthingtOn was the toast
Of 81. Paul. LatameF was one Of the
biggest wolves in the shy city.
Chuck Mccoy and ---- made such
q cute couple.
Remember when David Allen and
coFamas Riehey were going
strongl Johnamas Clayton was
Wiggsd behind Oscar Elliot. Joyce
Clayton Gone behind X. Allen.
Psarlie May (slant syed) vii.
HamS, was the girl on Hardy
Whites list. When Jean Cannon
verRela Harper, Dorothy Wood
ford. Eddie Washington, Sally
williams, Maxine Worthington and
Jane House ran together. Wher
Roland GrisKam was known a
Lord HaW, Haw" and was going
with Betty Lou Howard. Donald
Calendar and his long side burns
went with Carmen Allen. The cur
few was In effect, and Minneapolis
cats had to leave Sc. Paul early
That was during the time before
the King" Cole and after the Inl
Spots.
Well it's time to slip on a Sian
that's gone wham, when q hamcut
across the spip pit and did q dandy
with candy. Taking up . juliet gar
gle al II with your principal pouch
and for-frisk your whiskers with 4
dose Of dim dime NOTED fairly, full
hummers. Don't be a yard-dos
with the wrong riff At the riEht
time, be straight all Of the time
II you can interpret this you arr
really gep and II you can't dom
cry. you haven't q thing on me
neither can II
Duke (Let by Cones b.
By Gones) Don.
or
Remember when--I4-45-46
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09

Baby Boy; Mr.. and Mrs.. Danny
Hollsy Of 524 Carroll Ave-, are the
proud parents Of . baby boy born
Dee. - at 50. Joseph hospital. He
has been given the name, Kenneth
Blanchard. The infant weighed
eight pounds at birth.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-09

I just know ]
need not tell you
gone ones about
that real crazy
spell Of fine line
music that was
laid on u at the
dance at the
AFmOry.
I have yet To
see O band leader
that can tear up
a. much - the
Lionel Hampton.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-19

DIG. Posto didziausias vel
kejas legionieriu tarpe yra gu
yes posto Komandierius AnthO-
ny Kasper, kuris yra zinomas
ir gerbiamas svetimtauciu tar
pc, kaip tai 4th District, Cook
County ir Illinois Legiono vel
kline.
Nors DIG. Postas yra Ame-
rikos Legiono skyrius, bet be-
veik visi nariai yra lietuviai,
kurie prijaucia Lietuvos reika-
lams ir dalyvauja visuomenes
veikime, kick gall duosniai pa
remdami finansiskai gerus dar-
bus.
Taip pat posto moteru sky
riaus nariu tarpe turime zymiu
veikeju, kaip Mrs. Oils, Mrs.
Biezis, Mrs. Zuris ir Mrs. Ka-
zanauskas. Bet kuris postas
Amerikoje dziaugtusi, tureda-
mas tick daug garbingu ir zy-
miu nariu, kuriQ veikimas ver-
zte verziasi j Amerikos ir lie
tuviu spauda. John Jakubs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-19
OAR APIE OHIO
BALSAVIMUS

CuyahOga apskrities balsu
skaiciavimuose po lapkricio 2
d. balsavimu padaryta viena
didele klaida. kuri ateme Tru-
manu- dar 1O,518 balsu, o tuo-
mi sumazinta Trumano gautu
balsu dauguma virS Dewey bal
su tik 6,S17. Taip, jeigu tik
ketvertas tukstanciu Ohio lie
tuviu daugiau butu balsave uz
Dewey. Trumanas butu Ohio
pralaimejes.
1914 metals Rooseveltas pra-
laimeio Ohio su apie 1000 bal
su, kuriuos lengvai sudaro lie
tuviai, taigi tas parodo; kaip
svarbu eiti balsuoti Xxi vienam.
Jeigu buta surasta dar ir
daugiau klaidu kitose apskri-
tyse, ir Trumanas butu Ohio
pralaimejes, tas nepakeistu jo
iSrinkimo. Ohio turi 25 elekto-
ralius balsus.
Balsavimu lemima galejo SUI
daryti ir apie 100000 balsu,
kurie visoje Ohio valstijoje bu-
vo atmesti if nepriskaityti, nes
per neatsarguma apie 100000
balsuotoju balotus pazymejo ne
tvarkiai, kit uz perdaug kan
didatu balsavo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-19
KALEDU DOVANOS
TREMTINIAMS

81 menesi reikia issiusti pa
kietelius tremtiniams j Euro
pa. To reikalauja paste istai-
Cos. Veliau issiusti negaran-
tuojama, kad laiku pasieks lau-
kianti tremtini.
Taigi, mieli lietuviai, susi-
kaupkime ir issiuskime, kick
tik galime, pasalpos tremti-
MANS. Pamirskime, bent 81
karta, savo kaledinius puosalus
brangiai irengiamas eglutes,
savo draugams brangias dova-
mas. Pasiuskime po svara-kita
riebalu, po pakeli arbatos sa-
viesiems broliams nelaimen ir
vargan patekusiems. Kaip jie
graziai apie mus masto, kaip
maloniai apie mus kalba ir ra-
so! Jie mus vadina savo viii
timi. savo uztarejais. Bukime
verti ju zodziu!
Americas lietuvis visuomet
buvo duosnus, ypac bukim siais
metals. Musu broliai tremtyje
dabar tiesia rankas mus, sau-
kiasi pagalbos. Duokime. Gal
jau paskutiniai metal is musQ
reikalaujama toxic duosnumo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-19
PITTSBURGH
AMATININKQ ALGOS
PAKILO

Darbo statistiku biuras pra-
mesa, kad Pittsburghe amatu
darbininku algos pasoko CANA
aukstai palyginus su algomis
1947 metals.
Metalo nituotoju (welderiu)
algos pakilo 45 nuos. lyginant
su 1947 metu algomis.
Unijistu statybos darbinin-
kQ algos, sulyg ju darbu rusiQ,
pakilo nuo 5 Xxi As nuoS.
Matalo apdirbejai gauna So
valandai; murininkai S2.70 va
landau; medzio apdirbejai $3.50
valandai, plumberiai 1868; da-
zytojai 1920, elektros ivede-
jai S2.38.
Tas viskas parodo, kodel tn,
rejo zymiai pabrangti ir naujp
namu statyba.
Visi amatininkai dirba pc
40 valandu savaiteje.