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Montana labor news., 1948-10-21
Silver Bow Trades
And Labor
Council Notes

The regular meeting Of the Silver
Bow Trades and Labor Council was
called d order Al : b. m. by President
Crawford
Roll sall a~fiicers and absentees
noted
Al this finc Mr. George Toole was
given tho iloor and asked the support
iie Council ~ his candidacy for dis
trict Judge.
Phil 0'Donnell also spoke on his can
iilacy Tor district Judge.
NiWutes ~ the meetings of October 5
AVID October II wer read and approved
as read.
Communications Were Read:
From Harry J. Freebourn in support
a ATS candidacy as Associate Justice
81 the Supreme Court. As he had al
ready been endorsed by the Council, no
further action was taken.
From Phil ODonucll nn his candi-
lacy for district Judge. As he had al
| ready spoken to the Council the COM
mrnication was filed.
From Progressive party stating that
| they had five candidates nominated for
the State legislature and asked the en-
lor,emcut " the Council, This was
turned over 10 the legislative committee.
From the Social Security Board stat
ng how 70 ect social security and ask
ing all workers io contact their Office
fur information
Reports Of Delegates
Tile Butte Clerks Union reported that
tlNcS mad about % stores .iencd up with
their Union and their negotiating com
mlttcc was holding negotiations with
the Employers Association and that
they would hold a meeting on Wednes-
las - determine whether or not they
would ACCEPT the proposition offered to
them.
Delegate. from the Laundry and Dye
Workers Union reported that they had
igncd an agreement with their en-
playcrs and asked the Council to concur
IN their agreement. ON motion the 0 II
tract was approved.
Reports Of Officers and Committees
legislative committee asked that a
meeting be held Tuesday night prior to
Tic Council meeting.
Committee on Tobin reception report
~ On the discussions that had taken
place during their interview with Secre-
fary 81 Labor Tobin prior to the meet
ing at the Miners Union hall where
Iahin spoke 10 an enthusiastic group.
Good Of the Council: Discussion
took place on the bus schedule in Butte
| aud tie BARRIERS. Plumbers. Women's
Protective and other Unions stated that
thee sem prnspsfx - IIpfrra aSLinp fnr
q hearing on the same.
There being no further business the
| meeting adjourned.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-21
Secretary of Labor Tobin Endorses Murray
and Politics

there are two ways to amend the law. One is to
repeal the harmful or unavoidable provisions. An
other is to add more harmful and unavoidable
provisions. 1t so happens that the Wall Street
Journal last month gave away the COP program.
hat newspaper published an exclusive story re
porting that anti-labor Republicans are all set to
put more anti labor teeth in the Taft Hartley act
the moment the next Congress starts
They want to prohibit industry wide bargain
lng-the kind practiced on the railroads. They
want to prohibit any strike for union security.
They want to fine unions that put up effective
picket lines during strikes. They want to outlaw
any collective bargaining to protect the health or
look out for the welfare Of union members. They
want to encourage individual employees to start
suing unions.
The spade work preparatory to introducing
such amendments already is pretty well completed
by. the Ball Hartley committee.
When the Republican leaders talk about
amendments to the Taft-Hartley act. these are
the amendments they have in mind-not the
amendments labor would like to see.
Labors friends are pledged to outright repeal
Of the a ft-Hartley act. Let's beware Of the
politicians selling amendments.
From The Machinist. | A. NJ.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-21

ALL SEA UNION WINS
6 PER CENT PAY RISE

NEW Y0RK-Nearly 1000 members
OF the ALL Masters, Mates and Pilots
union will receive a 8 per cent pay in
crease as a result Of negotiations con-
cluded with Is major Atlantic and Gulf
coast oil carriers. it was announced by
Capt. c F. Nay, union president.
Capt. MAY sad the new agreement
raises relief mates pay from Sl7l TO
$40 per honr and contains an improved
vacation clause. The union president
said the smaller independent tanker
companies usually accept this contract
as a pattern.
The union % September 80 reached
an agreement with 40 Atlantic and Gulf
coast dry cargo carriers.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-21

the Butte airport. Mr.. Tobin was intro
duccd io members Of the reception COM
uittcc by ". d. Murray, son OF Mon
iana senator. III tie committee were
Mayor Barry OLeary. Night Chief Of
Police lack Durgau. Neil Shea. secre-
tarr 81 Buite Miners union. VI. d.
0'Conrcll, William Walsh.
Mr.. Tobin was escorted 70 the Hotel
i@inlen. where he greeted party members
aud leaders 81 labor groups. He ex-
pressed great pleasure At beng in Butte
.li, being his trst visit % the Mining
ciiN AVID AZ Tire reception accorded him
h. .-tNhiftce.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-21
TOBlN UPS MINIMUM PAY
UNDER TEXTILE CONTRACT

WASIlINGTON- Secretary OF La
bor Maurice Iobin raised the mini
muin Wage Tor employees III the textile
industry working on federal contracts
from the present l0-cent hourly rate 10
81 cents.
In addition the sccrctary's order ct a
sghmlHimum rate Of so cents an hour
for lcaricrs in certain occupations dur
ing The first SIX weeks OF their employ
mcnf.
The ncwratcs will apply to workers
engaged in producing on government
contracts ior which bids are solicited
Or negotiation, are commence on or
after Nov 10. Some 100000 wage earn
or, are engaged in the Textile Indus
Try as il IS defined in the order.
Secretary Tobin's amendment IS based
on evidence presented by representa-
ike, oi trade associations and labor
unions at a public hearing held in
Washington on July s at the call OF
VIM K. McComb, administrator OF the
Wage and Hour and Public Contracts
divisions, L. 5. Departmental Labor
Under the Public Contracts Act. the
Secretary Of Labor IS empowered 10 de-
termine the prevailing minimum wage
for employees engaged in manufacturing
or supplying materials for the govern
ment under contracts FOR over $4,000.
In his finding. Secretary Tobin held
that the wage data presented provide
adequate supper. for a finding that the
prevailing minimum wage in the indus.
try is 81 cents an hour More thar
50 per cent Of the employees in the tex.
tile industry are concentrated in The
southern states. Accordingly. in making
his determination OF the prevailing min.
imum wage. the secretary stated par
ticular emphasis must be given TO tht
rates which are paid in this predomi
nant segment OF the industry"
Montana labor news., 1948-10-21
Gallup Poll Shows
Victory for
Democratic Party

Informed that ,oday's Gallup Poll
shows M~ontanans favoriup the Demo-
cratic ticket BY a significant majority.
liJalmar landoe declared. THAT proves
Republican claims Of victory to be as
false a Republican campaign prom
ises.' Landoe, chairman Of the Demo-
cratic State Central committee. SAID he
vas not at all surprised IS the news.
The people OF Montana know yerv we'll
that they achieved today's prosperity by
working with Democratic Congresses
which not only talk for the West. bn,
vote for the West. They know that the
Republican party IS controlled lock,
stock and barrel BY eastern corporate
Interests which consistently oppose
western development and which
wrecked ON prosperity when they we're
last in power. Landoe continued
"Montanans are not miSlcd 81 the
prediction promises of Republican
spokesman. They've heard those prom
iscs, before and they remember that.
when the chips are down. Republicans
have a habit Of voting ju>t The other
way. "Iandoc SAID. But despite the
Gallup POLL statistical proof IL 4
Democratic victory in Montana, our
Democratic candidates Will continue
their campaign to discuss the real ls-
sues before Ms with tie people in every
part of Montana Our opponent, prefer
q talk 81 their love for Sunshine. rain.
and unity. Their leading candidate re
fuses 70 answer even one direct qrcs-
ton But the men and women running
on the Democratic ticket will cpnlinur
70 expose the Republican record 81 ac-
tive opposition to Montana Interests"
Iandoc concluded
The Gallup Poll reicrred to lp au-
doe showed Montana giving Truman
forts seycn per cent (t11tl Of Il, votes
Dewey. iorts (4ocs h and Wallace,
seven Tfel. SIX per cent 81 Montana
voters we're shown as undecided
Montana labor news., 1948-10-21
N. Y. TEACHERS SEEK PAY
HIKE. NEW o

SYRACUSE y !. = Tie Emnirc
State Federation Of Teachers Unions
approved a legislative program calling
for a $1,000 salary increase and the
construction Of additional. schools and
educational facilities with the cost to
be u~nderwritten BY a S2O0,000,0o0 state
appropriation.
Closing its Invention here, the fedcr-
alton voted II eek legislative limits OF
80 pupils IN regular classes, 20 in under
privileged ela se,- and lS in shops. It
also urged 80 fablishmcut Of nursery
schools and c.ia care centers under
the supervisor q the boards OF educa-
ton, and commended "broadcncd
scholarships0
Montana labor news., 1948-10-21
R~eferendums 81 & 81
Have Support Of
Montana Candidates

Montana's political candidates seem
agreed on one th~ing-support Of Ref
crcndums 81 and 81, the University aid
measures. Referendum 81 seeks an
increase OF the University millage tax
and Referendum s. is a 100000 build
ing bond issue for the six units.
In endorsing the referendums Sena-
tor James +. Murray commented, THE
last substantial building program was
carried out during the depression !.
there has been a failure since then to
carry forward needed construction to
keep our educational institutions up { 0
modern standards His Republican
opponent. Tom ]. Davis, stated. BE
cause Of increased enrollments and
lack Of space. hope the Montana cleo
torate will provide the University with
this additional support by voting for
Refercndums 81 and s."
Gov. Sam c. Ford and Democratic
Candidate John w. Bonner are in &C
cord on the rc~fcrcndums. Coy. Ford
termed Montana's sons and daughters
as its greatest resource and urged
support as a wise and prudent invest
ment in the future. In a Billings speech
Bonner called for support Of the refer
endums in order that the University
system might fulfill its proper function
Rep. Mike Mansfield favors the ref
erendums because Of the great good
their passage can do for all units OF
the University" 81 am supporting the
rcferendums.' stated Rep. Wcsle,
D'Ewart because OF the great need for
additional funds and more buildings
Candidates for Congress Willard Fra
ser declared, "Montanans cannot af-
ford to vote unfavorably on Referen-
dums 81 and S." =
State candidates, including Mis-!
Elizabeth Ireland and Miss Mary Con
don. state superintendent Of public in.
struction aspirants, have pumped fol-
the measures.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-21
RESTAURANT WORKERS

NEW YORk.-An agreement, provid-
ing a wage increase OF 5 cents an hour
Tor kitchen and bar employees and 2
cents an hour for mattresses employed
in the Childs chain OF restaurants was
announced here by Joseph F. O'Gradv.
deputy director of the city's labor rela-
tons division.
In addition to the wage increase. the
agreement which is subject to ratifica-
ton by local AZ. AFL's Chain Service
Restaurant Employees and the directors
OF the company, provides additional
paid holidays and a 3-week vacation for
employees with y years service.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-21
AFL WINDOW CLEANERS
WIN IS WEEKLY PAY HIKE

NEW York; Nearly 1000 members
Of Local 2 Of the AFL's Window Clean
ers Union here won a wage increase Of
S. a week with an additional 81 increase
next October ! under terms Of a new
two-year contract with employers.
The new agreement which raises the
weekly minimum pay to $67 ended a
l2-day strike called when employers re-
fused to grant the unions demands.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-21
BUTCHER o tina lave SIGNED AGREEMENT

Pay & Save, Victory Meat Market, Food Bank, Cobban
Market, Ceserani Market, Cavanaugh Market, Cottage
Market, Miner. Market, Main Cash Market, Rice Market,
Western Meat Company, Montana Cash Market, Supreme
Market, Bills Market, New Park Market, Hancock Market,
New Butte Butcherng Company, Floral Park Market, Court
Market, K. B~iastocks, Montana Market and Grocery, New
Grocery and Market, Meaderville Mercantile, Contratto's
Market, Better Meat Market and Becky's Market on Har-
ward Ave.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-21
LARGE AUDIENCE HEARS SECRETARY
OF LABOR AT Miners UNION HALL

Secretary of Labor NJ. J. Tobin spoke before a very tnhusias-
tic audience in the Butte Miners Union Hall last Friday night
The meeting was called to order by John Crawford. President
OF the Silver Bow Trade and Labor Council. The Star-Spangled
Banner a sung by the audience. after which MIR. Crawford in
PRODUCED Mr. Landoc, Chairman of the Democratic State Central
Committee. who appealed to the audience to get out and vote
for the Democratic candidates in the eleceitno November 2. Mr..
landoc especially laid stress on the reelection of Senator James
Montana labor news., 1948-10-21
CANDIDATES ENDORSED BY THE SILVER BOW TRADES
& LABOR COUNCIL ARE:

Democrats: Harry S Truman, President; James E. Murray,
Senator; Mike Mansfield, Congress; John Bonner, Governor;
Paul Cannon, Lieutenant Governor; Sam W. Mitchell, Secre-
tary of State; Arnold Olsen, Attorney General; Henry
Mernin, Legislature; Mary Condor, Superintendent Of Public
Instruction; Harry ~Freeboun, Associate Justice Of Supreme
Court, short term; R. V. Bottomly, Associate Justice Of Su-
preme Court, long term. Republican: George A. Davis for
Railroad Commissioner.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-21
MURRAY IS A TRIED AND true
FRIEND OF WAR V.~s1@ANS
Men in Uniform Could Always Ill.,. the
Montana Senator, His Record Prove -

Because OF Senator Murray's mod
esty, he often does not get the credit
due him. For example, he has never
sought TO make political ammunition
out of his work for war veterans. yet
he has done far more for them than
many members OF Congress who pose
as the veterans special friends
1t makes no difference to Murray
whether a veterans group is small and
Montana labor news., 1948-10-21
FLASH

FLASH!
Butte Clerks Union No. 4. who
walked out last Saturday morning
have reached an agreement, and are
back to work.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-21

An economy that relies for
its stimulation on waste and
disaster is taking the road
to oblivion as surely as the
dinosaurs, those creatures
that were all bulk and no
brains Stuart Chase.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-21

1T is the business of the
old party politician to get
campaign contributions from
the rich and votes from the
poor on the ground that he
will protect one from the
other."-Oscar Ameringer.
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mis- buvo Lietuvos Raudonojo
Kryziaus Vyriausios Revizijos
komisijoje.
Padedamas savo giminiu
Amerikoje, p. Jono ir Dellos
Vilcinsku, velionis su Selma
Stu metu 29 Balandzio pasieke
New Yorka ir atvyko pas savo
gimines, minetus p. Vilcinskus,
ii Clevelanda ir cia apsigyveno.
Velionis greitai gavo darba mi
netoje medzio apdirbimo imo-
neje. welcomes zmona susira-
do darbo vienoje siuvykloje.
Atvykes Clevelanda, velio-
mis- stengesi isijungti j senosios
tevynes naudai vietos Lietuviu
dirbama darba, kartu stengda-
masis supazindinti Clevelando
Lietuviu kolonija su vargais ir
kanciomis anapus gelezines uz-
dangos esanciu LietuviQ. Vie
noje is savo laikytu prakalbu
Clevelande, kurioje jis parode
klausytojams Lietuvos vargus
ir baisias kancias, jis palygi-
nes savo dabartine bukle su
kencianciu Lietuviu padetimi
"Man dabar cia gera, turiu
darbo, esu pavalges ir apsiren-
ges ir nieko nereikia bijoti
Esu ramus. Darbas, maistas ir
ramumas dideli zmogaus tur-
tai ir palaimintas tas krastas,
kuris tai duoda zmogui."
Taciau zmogus yra likimo
rankose. Ir Prof. j. Vilcinsko
gyvybes siulas nutruko svetin-
goie Americas zemeje..
Tragingai mirusio a. a. Prof.
J. Vilcinsko asmenyje mes ma
tome ir juntame ia didele ira
gedija, kurioje yra atsidurusi
siandien musu Americas Lietu-
viu senoji tevyne. Velionis, vos
tik sulaukes 81 m. amziaus jau
du kartu buvo isblokstas karo
audru is savo gimtojo kras-
| to. Kas gall ikainuoti ir supras-
ii nuostolius ir kancias palie-
kant viska, kas per ilgus metus
prigyventa, SUI kuo per istisus
desimtmecius susigyventa. Kas
gall butt sunkiau, kaip palikus
viska begti tolimus, nezino-
mus krastus. daznai jau nebe-
jauname amziuje kurti nauja
gyvenima. Ia tragedija ir We
lionis pergyveno SUI Selma. Bet
jo Selma istiko dar nepaprastai
sunkus smugis - svetimame,
tolimame kraSte netekti dar,
palyginti, jauno amziaus globe
jo ir maitintojo, vyro ir tevo.
Tikrai sunkus smugis likusiai
jo zmonai p. Jonei Vilcinskie-
nei ir ju Is metu sunui Rimvy-
dziui.
Didelis smugis ir Clevelndo
Lietuviu kolonijai, mes il ne
teko veiklaus, ismokslinto ir di-
delio Lietuvio patriotic. Didelis
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MIRE JONAS KAZ.
LAUCKAS

JONAS KAZLAUCKAS, 1924
Kadel avenue, mire Rugpju-
clio 25 d. Tx metas ir l diena
atgal mire jo zmona.
Laidojamas Kalvarijos kapi-
nese sestadieni, Rugp. %, pa
maldos sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Paejo is Naujalaukio kaimo,
Kaosnos par, Amerikon atvyko
1902 metals, Clevelande isgyve-
no visa laika.
Velionis paliko iris dukteris,
Mrs. Anna Mozel, Mrs. Floren-
ce Godor, Mrs. Mildred Loes-
cher, ir SUM DR.. Antana j.
Velionis buvo geras, rimtas
Lietuvis. Pastaru laiku nesvei-
kavo.
Laidojime pasitarnavo Will
keliS Funeral Home.
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Graziai Palaidotas

VellOnlS Prof. Jonas Vllcln-
skas buvo pasarvotas Wilkelis
Funeral Home. Kaip tik patty
re apie jo nelaiminga mirti,
sermenis atsilanke daug vietos
Lietuviu, kurie jo visai ir ne
pazinojo.
Laidotuviu pamaldos atsibu-
vo naujoje parapijoje, trecia-
dieni, Rugp. 25. Palydeti su-
sirinko didelis buris Clevelan-
dieGiQ, nauju Welcomes ir jo
seimos draugu, ir jo likimo
draugu tremtiniu.
Gedulos pamaldas lake kle-
bonas Kun. Angelaitis; pamal-
doms pasibaigus, grazu, trem-
tinio gyvenimui pritaikinta pa
moksla pasake Kun. DR.. K. Sir
vaitis, kuris yra taip pat Lie
tuvos tremtinys, negaleies SUI
grizti Lietuva prasidejus II
pasauliniam karui.
Abu kunigai palydejo velionl
j kapines; palydejime dalyva-
vo apie Is automobiliu. Kapi-
nese prize grabo paskutini atsi-
sveikinimo zodi pasake Cleve.
lando Lietuviu Tremtiniu DR..
jos pirmininkas S. Nasvytis.
ST yra antra tragedija Gle
velande Lietuvos tremtiniu Ell
lese: pirmutine buvo kai cia
nelaimingai mire Lietuvos Pre-
zidentas Antanas Smetona 1914
metu Sausio pradzioje.
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smugis ir Lietuvai, nes jai at
sistacius misku zinovas a. a.
Prof. Jonas Vilcinskas negales
beskaityti Lietuviams studen-
tams savo mokslisku paskaitu.
Viena paguoda, kad to tauraus
Lietuvio gyvenimas buvo ma
sus, nors nebuvo ilgas ir NUNS
gyvesiems tebunie jis pavyz-
dziu. S. N.
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A. A. PROF. JONAS vILcINSKAs
Laimnga likes is vsq Karo Pavoq, Sutiko Mirti Oar.
be, Neisgyvenes Amerikoje nei Keturq Menesq

RugpJuclo 21 d. darbo metu
tragiskai zuves statybos me-
dziagQ imoneje. a. a. Prof.
Jonas Vilcinskas gime Lietu-
vote, Linazeriu kaime, Alytaus
ap., 1897 m. Birzelio 19 d.
Jis buvo caves darba Daugh-
erty Lumber Co., 4141 E. 116
Street, Clevelande.
Jaunystej jis augo savo tevu
ukyje, paugejes buvo leidzia-
mas moksla. Pirmas pasauli-
mis- karas nubloske j j Russia,
kur jis baige Voroneze a. a.
Martyno Yco ikurta Lietu-
viams pabegeliams gimnazija.
Uzhaiges gimnazija jis islaike
konkursinius egzaminus ir isto-
jo i Charkovo Technologijos
Institute.
Bolsevikams uzvaldzius Ru-
sija a. a. Jonas Vilcinskas nu-
trauke savo moksla ir kartu su
daugybe kitu pabegeliu grizo
Lietuvon.
Sugrizes j Lietuva, velionis
istojo zemes Ukio Ministeri-
jos Misku Departamenta ir cia
lstarnavo Is metu, su pertrau-
ka baigti miskininkystes moks-
Ia Dotnuvos zemes Ukio Aka
demiioje. Uzbaiges aukstaji
moksla, velionis buvo pakeltas
misku inspektorius.
1910 m. Kovo men l d. Jonas
Vilcinskas Valstybes Preziden-
to aktu buvo paskirtas Auksto-
sios MiSku Mokyklos profeso-
riumi, kur jis misku moksla
studentams deste Dotnuvoje,
veliau Vilniuje Xxi 1943 m. Ko-
vo men 18 d., tai yra, kai Vo-
kieciai uzdare visas Lietuvos
aUkstasias mokyklas.
Po Misku Mokyklos uzdary-
mo a. a. Prof. j. Vilcinskas, Xxi
savo pasitraukimo is gimtojo
kraSto, gilino savo mokslo III
Mas, tikedamasis, kad jos bus
jam reikalingos atsistacius Lie
tuvos Aukstajai Misku Mokyk-
lai.
Greta savo tiesioginio darbo,
kaip valstybes tarnautojas ir
profesorius, a. a. j. Vilcinskas
buvO kartu ir veiklus visuome-
mes ir kulturos darbuotojas ir
politikos veikejas.
Zemes Ukio Ministerijoje jis
suorganizavo pavyzdine Lietu-
vos sauliu kuopa, okupavus
Lietuva priesams dirbo pogrin-
dzio spaudoje, savo politiniu
nusistatymu priklause viduri-
nei tautfnei srovei.
W nuopelnus visuomenes ir
valstybes darbe buvo apdova-
notas Lietuvos valstybes Gedi-
mino ordinu ir Lietuvos Sauliu
Zvaigzde.
1923 m. velionis sukure Sci
ma, vesdamas p. Jone Prizgin-
taite is GudiSkiu dvaro, Telsiu
ap.
Uz6jes antras pasaulinis ka-
ras ir artejanti antra bolSevi-
kline Lietuvos okupaciia ir a. a.
Prof. J. Vilcinska, kaip daugeli
kitu Lietuviu, priverte SUI Sci
ma apleisti savo gimtaji kras-
ia ir pasitraukti toliau j vaka-
rus.
Vokietijoje velionis, kaip ir
kit Lietuviai pabeg5liai, buvo
priverstas dirbti ivairius dar-
bus. kad kaip nors su Selma is
silaikyti. Nelioniui su Selma te-
ko pergyventi baisq Dresdeno
miesto COMMUNICATING, taciau
pasiseke tame pragare islikti
gyviems u ir sveikiems.
Karui pasibaigus, velionis
apsigyVeno US. Zonoje, pra-
dzioje Neuffene, veliau Schw.
Gmuendo LietuViq stovykloje.
Gyvendamas Vokietijoje velio-
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KATEDRA BAIGTA

sv. Jono R.-K. katedra, prie
Superior ir E. 9th St., vidur-
miestyje, jau visai kaip baigta
irengti. Vyskupija uzima savo
kanceliarijai vietas naujai is
statytose patalpose, O pats ka-
tedros pasventinimas bus cere-
monialiai atliktas Vysk. Hoba-
no, pirmadieni, Rugsejo 6. Va
kare prizes tai atsibus iskilmin-
ga procesija inesimui relikviju
ir sventQju stovylu j atnaujin-
ta katedra.
Katedros perstatymas truko
apie du metu, visas tas projek-
tas kastavo apie $2,5OO,OOO.
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AIRIJOJE, pastaro kiausiniQ
bado metu, kiausiniai juodojoje
rinkoje parsidave po 20 centu
vienas.
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PARSIDUODA NAMAI

PARSIDUODA NAMAI
E. ia Superior-$8,90O, pui-
kus pavienis 6 kambariu ma
mas, su vonia apacioj, akmers
ugniakuris, Venetian blinds, su
modernine virtuve. GA O354
E. 89-Wade Park-dvieju Sci
mu, po A kamb., su por-
ciais, gatavas uzemimui.
GA O354
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27

MEKSIKA iveda didesnes
pabaudas motoristams uz ne
atsargu vazinejima ir suzeidi-
ma ar uzmusima peksciuju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27

GELBEKIT SAVIEMS gimi-
minems greiciau atvykt j Ame-
rika, ateikit Dirvos admins
tracija ispildyti Laisku uztik-
rinanciu jiems gyvenama buta
ir raskit kas pazades duoti at
vykusiam seimos galvai darba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27

A. A.
Prof. Jonui Vilcinskui ira
giskai mirus, jo zmonai,
sunui ir giminems nuoSir-
dzia uzuojauta reiskia Lie
tuviai tremtiniai.
l.. T. d. Clevelande
Valdyba.