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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-09-23
Big Four Packers
In Conspiracy To
Keep Prices High

Chicago (LPA)-The "big four
in the nations meatpacking indus
try were charged with monopoly
practices, in antitrust suits filed
here last week by the Justice Dept.
The government also revealed that
it proposed to cut the four
Swift's, Armour, Cudahy and Will
son-into fourteen companies which
would be competing.
Here's what the four have done
to keep prices high and restrain
trade:
controlling the price of meat
which each company obtains for
sale by controlling the amount OF
livestock each will purchase;
2-utilizing uniform cost form
ulas for arriving at selling prices;
3-selling at "loading" rather
than delivered weights;
4-selling at substantially inden-
tical prices and terms of sale.
Explaining why the suit was
brought at this time, Attorney
General Tom Clark said "no avenue
must be overlooked to prevent the
basic necessities of life such as
food from falling into the hands of
monopolistc groups"
There has been mo effective
competition" between the big four
packers since 1898, according to
Herbert A. Bergson, chief of the
Antitrust Division of the Labor
Dept. He added:
"They possess such tremendous
power to suppress competition and
the systematic use of that power
is so deeply imbedded in their
whole method of doing business,
that nothing less that destruction
of that power can provide an OPP
portunity for any real or effective
competition in the sale of meat and
the purchase of livestock"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-09-23

forts and greatly extended its un-
dertakings in behalf of internation-
al free trade unionism as bulwark
of democracy, equitable standards
of life, decent conditions of work
and international harmony.
at is in this spirit that the AFL
heartily welcomes the historic de-
cision of the Margate congress
against the WFTU. We hail this
decision which unties the hands of
the TUG leadership and enables
the great British trade union
movement to take its rightful place
in the front ranks of international
labor, dedicated to the attainment
of a world free from the fear of
poverty and dictatorship and Sc
cure against the menace and hor-
.rors of war"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-09-23

otherwise.
"The representatives of the
Kremlin who foster the ideology of
communism should not be permit
ed to hold office in labor, manage
ment or civic organizations of this
country" he said. "If we are to
curb Communism in this country,
we must curb its leadership-lead-
ership which takes the working
people down the cruel road to
totalitarian enslavement."
Says Labor Met Challenge
Tracy declared that both his un-
ion and the AFL had faced the
challenge of foreign isms during
their existence.
"The challenge has been met and
overcome before by our own act
ion, without the Intervention of
government, and it is now being
met and overcome in the same
way" he said.
The criticism of the Wage Hour
Act was made by Secretary of La
Dor Maurice J. Tobin, who told the
convention that the law, 40 years
ago a massive milestone in the ad-I
vance of labor has become obso-i
lete because of the mounting price:
level"
Tobin said the law must be
brought up to date "and made ef-
fective again by establishing new
minimum wage floor, a bottom
level of at least rs cents an hour,
and perhaps 85 or 80 cents"
Tobin said "the cost of necess-
tiles for an ordinary workers's fam
lily has risen by about 80 percent
in the last 2 years, as much as it
rose during the previous 7 years of
war and war-induced shortages"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-09-23
HARRY f. POLLOCK

Harry E. Pollock, a potter, died
Sept. Is in City Hospital, following
a three month illness.
A son of Samuel and Christina
Pollock, he was born in Cincinnati
and came to East Liverpool when
a youth. He was employed last as
a turner by the Homer Laughlin
China Co. He was a member of
Local Union No. 10, N. B. of o. P.
He leaves brother, Samuel Pol
lock, and two sisters, Mrs. Esther
Harsha and Mrs. Isabelle Scott, all
of East Liverpool, and two neph-
ews and a niece.
Rites were held from the' Arner
Home for Funerals by Rev. Stanley
H. Mullen, pastor of the First
Methodist Church. Burial was in
Spring Grove Cemetery.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-09-23
|AFL Head Urges
President Make
AirIines Bargain

Washington (LPA)-When AFL
President William Green called on
President Truman in the White
House last week he didn't go just
to talk politics. The AFL chief ask
ed Truman to appoint a special re
preventative to find out why Natl
Airlines hasn't complied with the
recommendations Of an emergency
board, which called upon the car
rier to bargain in good faith with
the Air Line Pilots Ass'n-AFL.
Nationals pilots have been on
strike since January against the
company headed by anti-union yea
lot George T. Baker, who has re-
fused, d espite the emergency
boards findings, to discuss even
arbitration procedures with the
union.
Meanwhile, in New York, a Ma
tional stakeholder, Ilse Johnson,
has filed a suit charging that the
airline is in danger of bankruptcy
and is close to losing its carriers
license.
Most Of the trouble, stakeholder
Johnson charges, springs from
Bakers "policy of deliberate pro-
vocation of strikes and labor dis
putes. refusal to bargain, refusal
to comply with the provisions of
the Civil Aeronautics Act and of
the Railway Labor Act, refusal to
mediate and arbitrate, and deliber-
ate and RECKLESS refusal" to abide
by the terms of a contract with
ALPA.
Johnson says that Baker should
be made to pay back to the com
pany the money it has lost thru his
mismanagement.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-09-23

Faith does nothing alone-no-
thing of itself, but everything un-
der God, by God, through God.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-09-23

and several stories in the STU
paper "Seafarers Log" According
to the Log, the shipowners are us
ing the issue as total fight on the
maritime unions. The employers
have pulled a lockout on Marine
Cooks & Stewards, Marine Engine
ers Beneficial Assn, Marine Fire
men Oilers & Wipers, as well as
.SIU's own affiliate, Sailors Union
of the Pacific, the union paper says.
1t places the blame on the Taft
Hartley act which has given the
employers the cue to "act like the
highbinders they always are when
they get the chance" and creates
confusion which Connie stooges
like Harry Bridges and Hugh Bry-
son have been quick to seize upon
to assert their positions" They
agree with Bridges, tho, that "the
dockworkers need the hiring hall
for the same reason Seafarers must
have it-as a solid protection to
their wages and working condi-
tions.'
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-09-23
Calls Upon All Labor To Quit WFTU;
Halls Deakin's Stand On Communists

Washington. The American
Federation of Labor called upon all
other labor organizations to quit
the Soviet-dominated World FEEDER
alton of Trade Unions.
Hailing the recent stand taken
by Arthur Deakin, British union
leader and president of the WFTu
who declared the organization had
been captured" by the Commun-
lists. a statement issued by the
AFL said:
"There is no longer any reason
for any self-respecting free trade
union organization in the Old or
New World to continue its affilia-
ton with or contribute one cent to
support the WFTU.'
In this hemisphere, the ClO is
the principal affiliate of the inter
national labor body which also
numbers as its members the Cana
dian Congress of Labor and sever
al Latin-American organizations.
The AFL refused to become affiliat-
ed and has fought consistently to
undermine the WFTU's influence
in world affairs.
"The AFL welcomes the crush
ing defeat administered to the
Communist totalitarians by the
British Trade Union Congress in
session at Margate," the statement
said. "By overwhelmingly reject
ing all proposals to have the TUG
reaffrm its support of the WFTU,
British labor has rendered signal
service to the cause of true inter
national labor solidarity, human
freedom. and world reconstruction
and peace.
"The sound and scathing indict-
ment of the WFTU, made by its
president, Arthur Deakin, as a
Cominform Communist Informa-
tion Bureau) fomentor of social
disorder and promoter of economic
chaos in the interest Of Russian
imperialist aggression will prove
of inestimable aid in fostering a
fundamental alignment in the
ranks of international labor. Such
realignment is an essential prere-
uuisite for attaining the effective
labor support so indispensable to
the success of the European Recov-
cry Program.
The AFL statement expressed
the hope that "this authoritative
declaration by one of the outstand-
ing and most influential spokesmen
of the powerful and forward-look-
ing British labor movement will
finally dissipate all illusions that
the Russians have been stopped in
their use of the WFTU as a sound
ing board against the ERP and
have been deprived Of their best
weapon in the theological battle for
European labor :"
"The AFL," it continued, "has al
ways stood for welding the firmest
world bonds of democratic labor in
a well-knit international federation
of genuine free trade unions, un-
ions free from domination by en-
ployers, governments and political
parties. We have from the very in
ception warned against the role of
the WFTU as an enormous obstacle
to international labor solidarity
and to the effective mobilization of
the working people for sound econ
omic reconstruction, social justice
and lasting peace.
"The AFL has redoubled its eff
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-09-23
Plans Completed
For Conference On
Industrial Safety

Washington, D. C. (ILNS).-
Plans are virtually complete for
the organizational meeting of the
Presidents Conference on Indus
trial Safety, scheduled for Wash
ington, Sept. 27, %, and 90 Maur-
ice j. Tobin, recently appointed
Secretary of Labor, is general
chairman of the conference; Vim
cent p. Ahearn, executive secretary
of the National Sand and Gravel
Association, is executive director,
and William l.. Connolly, director
of the Bureau of Labor Standards,
is chairman of the overall Coordi-
mating Committee.
Steering groups from the 7 tech
nical committees comprising the
conference have held meetings in
Washington recently to prepare
action programs for the complete
committees consideration at the
forthcoming conclave.
On Monday afternoon, Sept. 81,
Secretary Tobin will address the
conference on "Labor's Interest in
Industrial Safety; Admiral Ross
T. McIntire, U. S. N. (retired), will
speak on Rehabilitation of the In
jured Worker" and Carl Jansen,
president of the Dravo Corp, Pitts
iburgh, will speak on Manage
ment's Interest in Industrial Safe
ty."
Permanent Organization Is Aim
The preliminary organizational
conference will be followed by a
comprehensive, nationwide meeting
in March, 1949, to which represen-
tatives of all interested groups
throughout the country will be in
vited.
Present plans call for a perman-
ent organization, extending to all
parts of the country, with an in
tegrated, sustained program de-
signed to reduce the toll Of 2,000,-
900 injured, $1,000 killed, and 91,-
900 permantly disabled by indus
trial accidents in 1947.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-09-23
CHEMICAL WORKERS
OPEN CONVENTION

Long Beach, Calf. (ILNS).-
The fifth annual convention of the
International Chemical Workers
Union, AFL, opened here Sept. 13
with welcoming addresses by Mar
shall Shafer of Los Angeles, ICW
vice president; Ted Merrill, presi-
dent of the Long Beach Central
Labor Council, and William f.
Reardon, president Of the District
Council 5 of the ICW.
The new Secretary of Labor,
Maurice j. Tobin, was scheduled to
address a mass labor rally in the
Long Beach Municipal Auditorium,
climaxing the convention.
Other speakers on the convention
program were c. j. "NeiP Hag-
gerty, secretary of the California
State Federation of Labor; Dan
Flanagan, western director of the
American Federation of Labor, and
Louis S. Belkin, the ICW's new
general counsel.
Marion progress., 1948-12-09

forts to reduce deaths there, and ex-
pressed the hope that this lowered
fatality rate would continue.
No fatalities were reported from
Allegheny, Ashe, Avery, BERTHE,
Cherokee, Clay, G tes, Greene,
Hoke, Mitchell, Swain, and Tyrrell.
The Department also had high praise
for these counties and commended
them on their excellent fe y
record.
Despite the reduced fatality fig
ure for Mecklenburg county, Char
lotte led all cities and towns for
the first nine months with nine per-
sons killed. Fayetteville was second
with Z; Raleigh had S; and Winston
Salem, Burlington, and Henderson
had four each.
Marion progress., 1948-12-09
CAN YOU STOP THIS?

SECURITY for your future based
on steady employment-free re
tirement plan-job training with
cash value. That's opportunity in
the new U. S. Army and U. S.
Air Force. What's more, you'll
have educational benefits. You're
bonded for progress when you
see your recruiter. Meet him at
Marion Post Office, Marion, N. c.
Now is the time to act.
Marion progress., 1948-12-09
BOX SUPPER

There will be box supper at the
DysartsHiue school house Saturday,
December IL, at 1880 p. m. for the
raising of funds for a school lunch
room.
Marion progress., 1948-12-09

Loafing becomes respectable when
the doctor tells you it is necessary.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
PHILADELPHIA
PATAISA APIE TREMTlNlQ
PTKNIKA

Buvo jau rasyta kad Miko-
laicio sode, Eddingtone, Pa,
ivyks piknikas rengiamas Phi
ladelphijon atvykusiu tremti-
niu, naudai. viengenciu tremti-
niu dar esanciu Europoje. Ia
ciau negerai buvo pazymeta
to pikniko data (Geguzes p
Tikrumoje tas piknikas ivyks
sekmadieni, Geguzes 9 d.
Pikniko pradzia nustatyta II
val. dienos, su ivairiais pasi-
linksminimais, sokiais per visa
diena. Pelnas skiriamas susel-
pimui Europoje esanciu isblas-
kytu Lietuviu tremtiniu.
Philadelphijos If apielinkiu
Lietuviai prasomi atsilankyti
ia labdaringa piknika.
Pikniko rengejai renka is
vietiniu geradariu daiktu do
vanas tam piknikui, kas pagel-
bes sudaryt daugiau pelno. Do
vanas priima V. Mingela, 456
n. Marshall Street. X.
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KAIP BALSU0TI w STASSEN

Clevelande isisteige Stassen
for President Club, kurio pir-
mininkas w. w. Priesmeyer
paaiskina pilieciams kaip bal
suoti uz Stassen.
'Balsuotojai tiesioginiai uz
Mr.. Stassen nebalsuoja. Jie
tiktai pabalsuoja uz delegatus
kuriu vardai ant baloto suzy-
meti reprezentuojanti Stassen.
Delegatai yra skiriami sulyg
kongresiniu distriktu ir tik ju
vardai randasi ant tu distrik-
tu balotQ, nors pacioje valstl-
|joje delegatu skaicius yra zy-
miai didesnis" aiskina Prizes
meyer.
Balsuotojai pasirenka tue S
vardus prie kuriu randasi pri-
detas ir Stassen vardas. Prize
kitu delegatu yra ir vardai de-
legatu uz Senatoriu Taft tame
paeiame distrikte..
Jeigu asmuo paskutini kar-
| ia balsavo uz Republicans, jis
| 81 karta turf teise prasyti Re-
|publikonisko baloto, Mr.. Prizes
meyer aiskina. Reikia tik pra-
syti Republican ballot jei nori
balsuoti uz Stassen delegatus.
Delegatai uz Sassen is 21st
district yra Stephen Gobozy,
advokatas, ir James S. Hudec
is American Steel and Wire,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Is 10th district, yra Chester
K. Gillespie ir Walter |. Krew-
son SUI Sidney B. Fink kaip pa
vaduotoju.
Is 22nd district yra Robert
H. Jamison ir Robert A. Wea-
yer su j. B. Robinson ir A. r.
Thomas pavaduotojais.
Harold Stassen iris kartus
buvo isrinktas Minnesota gu.
bernatorium ir tik dabar jam
suejo Al metal amziaus. Jis
yra tiesiogin s giminietis Ce.
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ka, kuriam ne, visiems ne
gali''. Musu tremtiniu reikalai
yra dabar labai opus ir svar-
bus. Tai issilaikymo klausimas.
Visos Lietuviu tautos klausi-
mas: zuti ar butt. Uztat ir
NUNS, laisvos Americas Lietu-
viams, yra didele ir atsakinga
pareiga budeti, kad musu krau-
jo gimme, musu tauta nezutq'
Tx reikia daug tokiu, kaip Ra-
muciai, kad ir asara nulietu
jei kan negali padeti, tada mu-
su tauta issilaikys. O juk musu
cia Amerikoje yra nemazai
Nuosirdus daugelio Amerikos
Lietuviu selpimas turetu ap-
rupinti savo tautiecius, kuriQ
dabar tremtyje liko apie &C
tukstanciu. Kad ir musu mics
te yra labai nuosirdziu remeju
bet dar daug yra ir tokiu: ku,
RE dar nezino, kas yra selpi-
mas. M. SIMS
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
Lewis Vykdo Senatves
Pensiju Plana

John l.. Lewis pradejo vyk-
dyti savo $1OO menesiniu pen
siiu plana seniems maineriams,
sakydamas, nors jeigu If jisai
turesias tuos kastus padengti.
Xxi siol angliakasiu unija jau
turf sudeta $32 milijonu fon-
da, kuri isteige pernai po an
gliakasiu streiko, kaip Lewis
isreikalavo moketi nuo iskasa.
mos ANGLES tono po 10c.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
PRAILGINS TURNPIKE
VIESKELI

Didysis Pennsylvanijos Turn
pike vieskelis, nutiestas nuo
Pittsburgho Xxi Harrisburgo,
dabar valstijos keliu depart
mento nutarimu ir gubernato-
riaus uztvirtinimu, bus TESLA
mas toliau j rytus uz Harris
burgo Xxi Philadelphijos. Ke-
las vel bus toks pat kaip pir-
masis, platus, tiesus, ir bus il
gio apie 100 myliu, nuo Carlis-
le Xxi vakarinio Philadelphijos
kraSto.
Svarstoma taipgi pratesti ta
vieskeli ir nuo Irwin, rytinia-
me Pittsburgho pakrastyje, ikl
vakarinio Pennsylvanijos kras.
to. Xxi Ohio valstiios sienos.
Tai bus visu automobilistl
megiamiausias kelias greitan1
susisiekimui su New 1Orku IL
rytais per visa ilga Pennsyl-
vanijos valstija.
Kitas sumanymas yra tal
pasiulymas visuomenel paso'
dinti atminties medzius salia
to vieskelio. Kas tik nori pri,
sideti, gall nupirkti viena me.
deli. Medziu sodinima atliks
valstijos vieskeliu department.
tas.
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Detroit, Mich, NaujienOs
LIETUVISKA MOKYKLA
GYVUOJA


Neseniai Lietuvaiciu Kultu-
ros ir Memo D-jos isteigta tau
tiniq sokiu ir Lietuviu kalbos
mokyklele graziai gyvuoja. Ka-
dangi international Institutes
yra labai nuosaliai, tat mokyk-
lele gavo patalpas Sv. Antano
parapijos mokykloje. Pamokos
perkeltos (del mokytojq patio
gumo) is antradienio pirma-
dieni. Mokiniai yra paskirsty-
tt j dvi grupes: j mazuosius ir
didziuosius. MazQjQ pamokos
prasideda 6::3O vakare, di-
dziuju Z val. vakare. Pirmiau-
siai atliekama sokiu pamokos,
o veliau Lietuviu kalbos, isto-
Rios ir literaturos.
Mokytojauja buve tremtiniai
dabar gyvena Detroite, rasyto-
ia Ale 5Nakaite-Arbaciauskie-
ne, kuri moko Lietuviu kalbos
if sokiq, Aleksandra zemaitie-
ne moko sokiu ir DR.. Bronius
Kazlauskas, moko kalbos il
istorijos. | mokyklele dar Wis
galima lstoti. .Teveliai turf pro-
ga atsiusti savo vaikucius pa
simokyti LietuviQ kalbos IL
sokiQ ir bendrai, sustiprintl
Lietuviska dvasia ju jaunose
sirdyse.
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PAVYDO TRAGEDIJA

New KenslngtOn, Pa. Bal. "a.
Tulas Joseph Kovitch, p
nfetu vaikinas, nuSove Violeta
G.. Malinski, % m., netoli cia,
is pavydo, kai il pradejo drau-
gauti su kitu vyru. Pirm to il
buvo pasimetus su savo tikru
vyru ir vedziojosi su tuo kuris
ia pagaliau nusove.
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PENNSYLVANIJOJE
PITTSBURGH

Pittsburgho miesto valdyba
ruosia planus nuolatiniam pa
laikymui miesto svariu, pra-
vesti apsivalyma istisa meta
aplinkui, ne tik viena kuria sa-
waite. Pittsburghas ir yra pu-
setinai neSvarus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
LEWIS PREZIDENTU?

PottsVille, Pa. = Cia kur
angliakasiai klauso savo uni
jos prezidento John l.. Lewis
kaip kokio caruko, Bal. 27 bal
savimuose uz kandidatus pre-
zidento vieta is 10000 maine
riu tik 20 parode moro kad Le-
wis liktu Amerikos prezidentu.
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CIO PLIENO DARBU dele.

gatai kurie is Pittsburgho W.
ksta ] United Steel Workers
unijos metini suvaziavima Bos-
tone, pasiryze reikalauti griez-
tai kad komunistams butu uz-
kista keliai patekti j unijos il
] skyriu vadus.
Ypac Pittsburgho plieno dar-
bininkai yra nusistate prizes
raudonuOsius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
ALUS Pittsburgho

pabranginamas, Allegheny ge-
ryklu organizacijos sutarimu
Bonka alaus pabranginta pen
kiais centais; stiklais parduo-
damo alaus duos l uncija ma
ziau uz dabar mokama kama.
Bravorai pabrangino alQ 81
backai ir valstija pakele dar
$1.4O taksu alaus backai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
KIRVIJJ SUKAPOJO

Midland. Pa. - Bal. 26, tu-
las Mile Gvozdich, 55 m. amz.,
miegancia kirviu sukapojo sa7,
vo zmona, SUI kuria nesutare,
del jos turto ir jos pirmesnio
vyro vaiku. Jis tapo suimtas.
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PITTSBURGHE antradienio

vakare siaute nepaprasta per-
kuniga ir lietus, zaibas nukir-
to elektros sviesu vielas, gat-
YES ir namai daug kur buvo
patvine nuo didelio lietaus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-30
PITTSRURGHO miesto

L III VINUIIV III1SoUV EetI
dyba nuskiria special policijos
burr kurio tikslas bus sekti vie
tos komunistu veikima.
Ia daryti privercia policija
nuolat labiau ir atkakliau plin-
tantis komunistu bruzdejimas.
Kadangi Pittsburghas yra
svarbus industrinis miestas,
komunistams cia svarbu igauti
savo itaka.
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KAS "a valandas mes pra-
keliaujame, kartu su musu ze-
mes skrituliu jo kelioneje ap-
link saule po 1,58O,765 mylias.
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koslovakijos Edvardo Benes.
John Benes, Stassen'o tre-
clos eiles senelis, isvyko is Eu-
ropos pabaigoje 19-to simtme-
clio ir apsigyveno Wisconsin,.
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JIEsKOMA Petronele Jure-
viciute, kilus is Joniskelio ",
Meskalaukiu k, gal but gyve-
ma Brooklyn, N. Y. Prasome
pranesti. u9)
Mrs. Barbora Klauga
65O8 Superior Ave.
Cleveland 8, Ohio.
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PRAsO SUsELPTI. Trem-
TINS is Vokietijos raso: 'Pra-
sau redakcija, jei galima jul
su laikrasti Dirva ideti musu
antrasa, gal kuris gailestlngas
Lietuvis gales mus suselptl.
A. Degutis,
Kassel OberZwehren,
D. P. Camp Mattenberg,
Churchill st. 3,
u. S. Zone, Germany.
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ISSIUSTA 10 SIUNTINIU

LVS 6 skyriaus raketeliams
siusti komisija, susidedanti is
A.Rinkuno, T. Dambrausko, NJ.
Ireivienes, St Douvan If M.
Sims, jau savo~ darba atliko ir
paketus issiunte. Ju issiunte
desimt, az paskirtus skyriaus
oinigus. Siuntejai dar ir nuo
saves truputi prisidejo. Pasius-
ia penki paketai per Send
imone, penkius patys siunte-
jai supakavo.
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DIRVA II PUSLAPIU

DIRVA II PUSLAPIQ
: Sis Dirvos numeris, politis-
ku rinkimu delei, suejus daug
skelbimu, isleidziamas 12-kos
puslapiu.
Del daugesnio darbo Sis nu-
meris viena diena veliau is
leistas.
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NAUJAS RADIO CHORO
VEDEJAS

Jonui Valiukui pasitraukus
is Am. Lietuviu Balso radio
klubo choro vedejo pareigu j
jo vieta pakviestas, neseniai is
Europos atvykes, muzikas St.
zemaitis. P. Zemaitis dainavo
Lietuviu radio programme
Bal. "a d. uzpildydamas visa
muzikaline dali. Puikiai sudai-
navo "Lietuva Brangi'.
Cia muzikas p. zamaitis la
kviestas ir vargoninko vietai,
vienoje Lietuviu parapijoje.
Gero VETO p! zemaiciui!
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SLA 352 KIP. VAKARELIS

OLA o1Zs mp. NAhARELlS
l. SLA 1852 kuopa, minedama
20 metu atsiskyrimo nuo bol-
seviku sukakti, suruoSe vaka-
reli ,su vaidinimu. Suvaidinta
dvi komedijos: "Pirslybos' If
''Dvi kumutes''. Veikaleliai bu-
vo gerai ispildyti ir publika
turejo skanaus juoko.
Vakara vede, buves stiprus
Lietuviu veikejas, Feliksas
Motuzas. Trumpas kalbas apie
SLA veikla nuo pirmuju zings-
niu pasake Juozas Kripas, j.
Overaitis, J. Samaska ir F. Mo-
tuZas.
Vakarelis nors kuklus, bet
buvo gyvas ir smagus.