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Milford chronicle., 1948-12-17
Says People Of Delaware
Would Approve Highway
Fund Protection Amend
ment If Given Chance

WILMINGTON ~ Charles w.
Lawson, chairman Of the Delaware
Highway Users Conference and
executive secretary of the Delaware
Automobile and AerOnautic AssOcia-
ton, today declared that the people
Of Delaware would undoubtedly ap-
prove a constitutional amendment
TO segregate State highway user tax
revenues in a separate fund and
dedicate that fund exclusively to
highway purposes, if they were
given a chance to vote on such a
measure"
In support Of this statement he
cited the voting majority of nearly
five to one by which the people Of
Massachusetts recently made their
state the tWenty-first in the nation
to adopt such an amendment.
Unlike Massachusetts and every
other state, the people Of Delaware
do not have an opportunity to vote
on proposed amendments to their
State Constitution Mr.. Lawson
said, "but if they had this Oppor-
tunity they would not let Delaware
lag behind Massachusetts or any
other state. They would adopt such
an amendment by a margin at least
as overwhelming as the endorse
ment given it by the Bay State vOt-
ers.
"They would do So" he continued,
because they know that the diver
sion Of highway user tax revenues
TO nOn-highway purposes is one of
the most unsOund, shOrt-sighted
and anti-progressiVe practices in
which any State can indulge. 1t is a
practice which has already resulted
in a net loss of about $3.OOO,OOO to
our States road system. The people
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-17
Western States Will
Play For Big
Stakes In Congress
Associated Press


washington, Dec. - The West
will be playing for big stakes in the
coming Congress.
Reclamation, soil conservation
and development of water power
were important points in the presi-
Dental campaign that swung most
Of the western states to the Demo-
cratic ticket.
Both Democrats and Republicans
committed themselves, through
their party platforms and their can
didates, to extensive development
programs. Now the Westerners will
be expecting the pay-Off.
Industry over the nation will be
watching with interest how the
cards fall, as the decisions may have
a vita effect on the future availabili-
ty Of electric power in the II semi
arid western states.
There are strong signs that what
ever governmental economies may
be attempted to balance the budget,
outlays for reclamation, soil con-
servatiOn and power will be the
largest in history.
Assured by Truman
Sponsors of the programs recall
the assurance given by President
Truman in his speech at Salt Lake
City:
Your government is now plan
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-17

ming the most ambitious irrigation
development program in all our his
tory. The goal Of our program is to
bring every possible western acre
under irrigation and to develop to
the fullest extent the hydro-eIectric
resources of this region. I'm going
to fight for this program with all
I've got"
What is this likely to mean in dol
lars and cents?
A presidential lid has been clamp
ed on talk about budget requests
until the approved budget is sent
to the Congress in January. But re-
liable reports indicate the RecIama-
tlon Bureau Of the Interior Depart
ment is asking for half a billion
dollars for the fiscal year beginning
next July 1.
This, if granted, would about
double the amount appropriated for
reclamation construction by the
last Congress, which in itself was a
recOrd-setting figure. It would be
in addition to whatever is spent bv
Army engineers on food control and
rivers and harbors work.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-17

Mrs. Joseph McIlvain and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Truitt and
children, Bette Lou and Emily.
were the guests last Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. John French at Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McIlvain en-
tertained at dinner last Sunday,
Reverend and Mrs. F. Charles Lou
hoff, Jr.
Mrs. Cora Robinson of Angola.
was the guest last Wednesday of
Mrs. Ida Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Davidson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Davidson
spent last Saturday in Philadelphia,
Pa, shopping.
Mrs. Hattie Jester was guest over
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Kitchens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Roach and
daughter, Faye, visited in Dover
last Saturday with Mrs. ROach's
sister, Mrs. William H. Richter, Jr.,
and went shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melloy Conway had
as their guests over last week Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Pincus of New
York. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Roach and
daughter, Faye, entertained at din
ner last Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Roach Of Milton.
Mrs. Sadie Teagueof Seaford.
Delaware, was the guest last week
Of her daughter and sOn-in-laW, Mr..
and Mrs. MellOy COnaWay.
Zion Church:
9:45 a. m, Morning Worship
Service.
1900 a. m, Sunday School. Ray
mond NJ. Lank, Superintendent.
Zion Church will hold its Sun
Cay School Christmas Entertain
ment Thursday evening, December
23rd, at the Church.
Whites Chapel:
10000 a. m, Sunday School. Nor
man Neif, Superintendent.
1900 a. m, Morning Worship
Service. Selection by the Choir. Ser
mon by the pastor. Subject: THE
NAME HIGH OVER ALL"
COnleE'S Chapel:
10000 a. m, Sunday School. Alden
IS. Hopkins, Superintendent.
11:QO a. m, Song and Praise Ser
vice, J. Harry Davidson, Leader.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-17

Of Delaware have had enough sad
experience with the diversion Of
highway user tax revenue to know
just how bad this practice is. That
is why the people of Delaware want
and should have the only sure safe
guard against this costly practice
q highway fund protection amend
ment which will dedicate to the i'm
prOvement of the highway system
all special State taxes collected
from highway users"
Mr.. Lawson said that the adoption
of the highway fund protection
amendment in Massachusetts was
one recent election result that was
definitely not an upset. It's passage
was a fOregOne conclusion from the
day the measure was first initiated
in the Massachusetts Legislature.
For every time an amendment pro-
pOsal to dedicate all highway user
tax revenues to highways has an.
peared on a state ballot in recent
years, it has received similar over
whelming approval from the vot-
ers."
He concluded: "The popularity of
this type of constitutional amend
ment with the people has been es-
tablished by the voters of twenty
one states. In recognition of their
exceptional responsibility to. act for
the people in ratifying constitution
al amendments, our States law
makers should set the machinery in
motion for the adoDtion Of a high
way fund protection amendment
when the Legislature convenes in
regular session next year Such ac-
tiOn would conform with the will of
the people, which, in Delaware, can
only he evnressed through their
representatives.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-17
NASSAU

The WOman's Society Of Christian
Service Of Whites Chapel held their
Christmas Party in the basement of
.he Chapel last Friday evening, De-
cember 10th. The Society was in
charge Of the program which opened
with prayer by the pastor and was
as follows: The M. Y. f. Sunshine
choir Of 80 voices met and formed in
the basement and marched into the
church auditorium singing Silent
Night. The Scripture Story as re-
corded In the Second Chapter Of St.
Luke was alternately read by Mrs.
Arthur Campbell and the singing of
Christmas carols BY the Sunshine
Choir. The Little Town of Bethfe-
hem "Was sung by Phyllis and
Dlckey@ Millman, accompanied on
the piano by their little sister, Bes-
sic Millman, after which the Sun
shine Choir sang 20 Come All Ye
Faithful" A MonOlOg was given by
Mary r. Vincent, entitled. 'sAlv
Oldest Sister Gets Married" A solo,
20, Holy Night was sung by f..
Charles LOuhOff "A reading. entitled
Upon The Housetop," was given by
EnOeh Millman. A solo, entitled
Santa IS Coming" by Sara Vincent.
Mrs. Minnie Davidson at the piano
Recitation, Twas The Night Be
fore Christmas" by Carl Vincent.
Emily Iruitt sang Silent Night, .
accompanied at the piano by her
sister, Bette Truitt. Solo by Fave
Roach who also sang Silent
Night" Piano solo BY Bette Truitt
Solo By Carol Ann Brittingham. ac-
cOmpanied at the piano BY her sis
ter, Norma Lee BTittingham. After
the program was. concluded. all
formed in lire and marched 10 The
basement which was beautifuliv
decorated with holly and crepe pa
per. Christmas presents were given
70 both the adults and the children.
after which ice cream, home-made
cake and candy were served in a.
bundance.
A large number attended the
Church School and the Morning
Worship service. at COnley's Chanel
last Sunday. The Minister used as
his text, Matthew 1915. It was de-
cided to hold the Church School
Christmas entertainment Monday
evening, December 9th. The fof-
lowing committee was apDofnted
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Webb, Mr.. and
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-17
SeEan.Year Prnrram

The reports are backed up by the
outline Of a seven-year development
program submitted to the House
Public Lands Committee by Recla-
nation Commissioner Michael W..
Straus.
The program would require an ap-
preparation of $535, 100000 for the
next fiscal year. The yearly expen-
citure would be upped to $781 ,00O,-
600 by July 1, 1852.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-17

tn some mast geolo0ic tinoe. II ia
believed. there was little difference
between the types of plants which
Grew in widely separated parts Of
the world.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-17

The Elmer Dale Shaffer stable,
which viii race at Hialeah this win
ter, is the only one Of its kind-it
is composed entirely Of fillies.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-17

The great system Of dams and
canals contemplated IN the program
would furnish water for the irriga-
tiOn Of an area larger than the state
Of Massachusetts,.
HydTO-electric. plants built IN con-
nectiOn with dams would give the
country an additional power capaei-
ty of existing reclamation works.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-17

Phosphorus was discovered in
1879.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-19

| Jankauskaite KiauSiene, Pa,iona
is Radviliskio val.
Jaslnskas, Vytautas, is R;etavo Tel.
siu ap.
Jatuzyte, sesuo Magdalenos. is BIZ.
~ ap.
Jeronlmas, Antanas ir Vladas. !;
krakiu val, Kedainiu ap.
Juozaitis, Jonas, is Gikoniu Ro
zalimo val.
1uskaite, Anele, GIN. Amerikoie
gyv. Lietuvoje Vyzuonu m., Ute
nos ap.
kebleris, Antanas, is sakiu az. Pitts
burgh.
keleris, Adolfas, ir jo dukta Dco-
mas, Morta, gyv. New York,
kemeza, du broliai Onos Narkcvi-
clenes, is Naumiescio parap., sakiu
ap., zaliosios val.
Kenstavicius, Juozas, Chicago.
Keys, Jonas, gyv. Bcstcn
Keys, Pranas, gyv. Hotel Eaton.
So. Boston, Mass.
klauslene :, Jankauskaite, Paliora,
is Radviliskio val.
kubiliene Vysniauskaite, Elena.
nuo siluvos, gyv. Chicago.
Kupinas, Juozas ir Mikas, is Bltri-
moniu val, Alytaus ap.
Kuras, Jonas, is Vilkaviskio ap., ro-
dos New York.
Laukaitienes Babrauskaites, Are,e
ir Vikte, dukt. Antano, is Alytars.
Lengvenis, Jonas ir Pranas, Chicago
Lukosiunas, Juozas ir Povilas, is
Butrimoniu val, Vilkaviskio sp
Miliunas, Jonas ir Petras ir sesuo
Dereskeviciene, Juze, is Mari..am-
poles ap.
Mitrikas, Simonas ir Mitrikaits, TEX
lie, is Pakruojo val, Sauliu ap.
Mudrauskas, Feliksas, is Rokiskio
ap., Chicago.
Narusevicius, Motiejus, is Balbe
riskio.
Naruseviciute, Ieva, istekejusi, turi
dukteri Anele.
Patiegaite Deglau, Marija, is Nat
miescio VAL, Taurages ap., vyras
Deglau Joseph ir vaikai Ema ir
Martynas, Chicago.
Paulionis, du broliai Jono, is Kal
varijos val, Marijampoles an.
Peciukonyte Valiukeviciene, Mare,
is Veiseju val, Seinu 'ap., gyv.
Shenandoah, Pa.
Povilonis, Izidorius ir Kajetonas, il
sesuo Stefa, is Panevelio aps.
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j JANULIS Jurgis, pusamz., mi
re Vas. IA, Chicagoj. pane
vezio ap. silu p. Keliugaliv
KY Anaerikoj isgyveno as m
BRAINSKIENE (Aleksiunaite)
Magdalena, pusamz., mire 16
Vasario, Chicagoj. (Marijam-
poles ap. Prienu p.) Ameri-
koj isgyveno 45 m.
TOPULIS Jokubas, 70 M, mi
| re Sausio 4, Johnson City,
| III (Kauno red.)
PUODzIUNAITE Prane (Kli-
maviciute), mire Vasario 2,
Pittston, Pa.
.MACIUNIENE Margaret (Snu-
kiute), mire Vas. 10, Maha-
noy City, Pa.
AKELAITIS Viktoras, mire 7
Vasario, Shenandoah, Pa.
VAILIONIS Mykolas, CT metu,
mire Vas. IA, Shenandoah,
Pa.
IDAKEVICIUS Juozas, mire 13
Vasario, Shenandoah, Pa.
MINSEVICIUS Vincas, SO M,
mire Vasario 13, Pottsville,
Pa.
KRILEVICIENE Ona (Jasune-
viciute), As m., mire Vasa-
rio II, So. Boston, Mass.
MEDELIENE Ona, 70 m., mi
re Sausio 80, Brooklyn, NY
URBONAVICIUS Jonas, mire
Sausio 27. Cambridge, Mass.
zILEVICIENE Juze, pusamz5,
mire Vasario ID, Chicagoje.
(Taurages ap. Kaltinenu p.
Pakalniskiu ky
PAKENAS Mykolas, m. Lapk.
men,, Omaha, Nebr.
BULOKA Jurgis, mire Lapkr.
M, Omaha, Nebr.
BARKUS Jonas, seno amziaus,
mire Sausio men,, Omaha,
Nebr.
KASDELEVICIENE (Petraus-
kaite) Ona, 70 M, mire Va
sario 8, Waukegan, Ill. (Vil-
kav. ap. Graziskiu p. Kaunis-
kiq Ky
GRUBLIAUSKIENE Pau lima,
81 m., mire Vas. 2, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
VAICIULIENE Zuzana Nor
butaite), pusamze, mire Vas.
10, Chicagoj. (siauliu ap. "a
cares par.) Amerikoj isgy-
veno 40 metu.
zIURIS Tamosius, 80 M, mire
Vas. IL, Chicagoj. (Suvalki-
jos, Medaliskiu k) Amerikoj
iSgyveno 50 m.
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Proszogolowicz, Levantinas, ir sesuo
Lucia, is Raudondvario' val, Kau-
no ap., gyv. Trenton.
Raudoniene Davidauskaite, Zof ia,
gyv. Akron, Ohio.
Remeika, Juozas, sun. Jono, is Ally
taus ap.
Remeika, Vaciovas, sun. Augusta, is
Alytaus ap.
Repsys, Antanas, is Uzpaliu VAL,
! Utenos ap.
Repsys, Jonas, is Uzpaliu val, gyv.
Detroit.
Sabaliauskas, Juozas, is. Jonisk;o "a.
zmona II vaikai, ju tarpe dakte
| julia. Farmel's Boston apylinkej
Salkauskas, Aleksandras, Boleslova-,
Bronislovas, Kazimieras, ir Pra-
mas, is ziezmariu m., Traku ap.
saltinskas, Jonas, is Pakruojo val,
Siauliu ap.
Sirutyte, Maria, is Seinu ap.
Stikliute, is Naumiescio parap., sa-
kiu ap., lankydavosi Klaipedoje
pas Kemezas.
Urbanavicius, Jokubas, ir jo vaikai
Antanas ir Jonas.
Urbonas, Aleksandras, GIN. Petra
pilyje, Rusjoje, gyv. Kaune.
Urbonas, Petras, ir sesuo Dutkrs,
Agota, is Pusaloto val, Panevezio
ap., Chicago ar Philadelphia.
Valukeviciene Peciukonyte, Marc,
is Veiseju val, Seinu ap., ir val
kai Juozas, ir Mare, gyv. She
nandoah, Pa.
VySniauskas, Antanas ir sesuo Ku-
biliene, Elena, is siluvos apy.,
Chicago.
Waiwoda, vladimir, is Kraziu val,
Raseiniu ap., daktaras, gyveno il
gesni laika Varsuvoje.
Zakiene Kelneryte, Liudvika, is
Skaudviles val, Taurages ap., Chi
cago.
Zemaityte, Adele, vyro pavasde ne
zinoma, sesuo Juozo, gyv. New
York.
Zlabys, Kazimieras, is zagare5 va,
Siauliu ap., gyv. Boston.
Zukauskas, Baltrus, is Pfienu val.
zukauskas, Jonas, Motiejus ir VIM
cas-, is Garliavos val, Kauno ap.,
New York.
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MIRE 1900 ISEIVIU
LIETUVIJJ

Su siame numeryje paduoda-
mais mirusiq iseiviq Lietuviu
vardais, Dirvoje skelbiamu mi
rusiu Lietuviu skaicius pasieke
Jau 1900 nuo Vasario meme
sio 1887 metu, kad cia mirusiu
vardai pradeta skelbti.
DAUDIENE Barbora (Rause-
viciute), 73 m., mire Kovo 6,
Clevelande. (Suvalkijos, Ke-
turvalakiu p. Paseimeniu Ky
Amerikoj isgyveno So m.
PETREIKIS Matilda, 66 metu,
mire Kovo 7, Cleveland, O..
Amerikoj isgyveno So m.
PADEGIMAS Roze, 65 metu,
mire' Kovo 4, Cleve,ande.
GUDIS Jadvyga (Vysniauskai-
te), 49 M, mire Kovo A d.,
Clevelande. Us Veiveriu, Su-
valkijos). Amerikoj isgyve-
no apie 48 metus.
MATULEVICIUS Kazys, seno
arhz., mire Sausio 10, Halle
ton, Pa.
KRISCIUlNAS Antanas, mire
Sausio M, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
STACIALIS Mykolas, 70 metu,
mire Sausio 25, So. Boston,
Mass.
DAMBREY Ona (Tarutyte), 80
m., mire Sausio 25, So. Bos-
ton, Mass.
STASERSKIS Juoz s, m i r
Sausio m., New Britain, CT.
JANKAUSKAS Martinas, mi
re Sausio M, New Britain,
Conn.
ZARANKIENE Antanina, mi
re Sausio men,, Lawrence,
Mass.
UMPA Ignas, mire Sausio m.,
Lawrence, Mass.
SIMKUNAS Ant, mire Sausio
men,, Lawrence, Mass.
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PAJlESKOJIMAI
Jleskomieji ar apie JUGS IL
hantleJl prasomi atsiliepti j:
CONSULATE GENERAL or
LITHUANIA
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.

Aieksandravi6ius, Karolis, is Kretir
gos val.
Andruleviciute Maknavi;iene Mard
Is PaJevonio val, Vilkaviskio an
baoarskaites, Marijona ir Ona !;
Seiriju val, Alytaus ap.
Babrauskas, Jurgis, sun. Karolio. i:
Butrimoniu val, Alytaus an.
Babusis, Saliamonas, is Griskabrd ic
val, sakiu ap.
balkuviene, Veronika, gyv. Chicago
is Traku ap.
Barzda, Feliksas ir Kazys, Chicago
Belenauskaite, Sofia ir kiti Be,e
nauskai, is Cekiskes val.
Bliudzius Dum6iute, Agota, IS sa-
kiq parap., Brooklyn.
Blumas, Jonas ir Liudvikas. i Ja-
varavo-EgliSkeliu val, Marijam-
poles ap., gyv. rodos Seymour,
Conn.
Bobinas, su Selma, is Josvainiu val,
Kedainiq ap.
Bulakas, Antanas, is Rudaminos val,
Seinu ap.
Daugirda, Jonas ir Daugir d a i e
Anele, is Simno val, Alytaus ap.,
gyv. Chicago.
Daugvila, Antanas, Petras, Stanislc-
vas ir Vladislovas, is Dotnuvcs.
Davidauskaite Raudoniene, Zofija,
gyv. Akron, Ohio.
Deglau Patiegaite, Maria, is Nau-
miescio val, Taurages ap., vyras
Joseph ir vaikai Ema ir Marty
mas, Chicago.
Dobravolskiene, Ona, gyv. Boston.
Dumcius, Juozas ir Pranciskus ir
sesuo Bliudzius, Agota, is sakiu
parap., Brooklyn ir New York.
Duomas Keleryte, Morta ir tevas
!. Keleris, Adolfas, gyv. New York.
Dutkus : Urbonaiite, Agota, is Pu-
saloto VAL, Panevezio ap.
Grimaila, Antanas, is Rudaminos ",
Seinu ap.
Jancaityte, Maryte, is Garliavos ",
Kauno ap.
Gurskis, Liudas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-19

10000 zUSTA PO SUTEMAI
sioje salyje kas meta 10000
asmenu buna automobiliu uz-
musami nakties laiku, tarp SUI
temos ir ausros. To katie yra
ir is peksciuju ir is automobi-
listq puses, ir vienq ir kitty ne
pakankamas atsargulnas, 0 is
automobilistu puses daznai ir
tiSsioginis nepaisymas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-19
ISGALVOTI PIKTOS VALIOS
PRIEKAIsTAI TV KURIE
PATYS SEBRAUJA SU
KOMUNISTAIS

Nesenai Chicagos Lietuviski
laikrasciai paskleide zinute itar-
dami esq as ir Adv. A. Lapin-
skas pradeje bendradarbiauti
su bolsevikais. Sandaroje til
po DR.. A. Zimonto pasirasytas
straipsnelis, kuriame rasoma !:
"Bolsevikisko plauko organiza-
cijos vakarieneje, musiskiu Re-
publikonu taip vadinami sulai
susedo prie vieno stale su Ii
noma grupe raudonuju ir ben
drai riso politinius klausimus'.
Toliau tame straipsnyje DR..
Zimontas sake taip: "Atrodo
CANA keista kad A. Oils ir A.
Lapinskas sutiko kalbeti nuo
vienos estrados su L. Pruseika
ir kitais raudonaisiais, kurie
gina ir slovina sovietiska YER
gija Lietuvoje". Straipsnio ant
galvyje pasakyta kad "vieni
.kitus isgyre, sededami prie ben
dro stalo".
Socialism, dienrastis patalpi-
no straipsni, kuriame net pa
sakyta kad neva Adv. A. La
pinskas "su dideliais kompli-
mentais pristate Pruseika kali
beti". o dienrastis Draugas
irgi leido patalpinti zinute, ku-
rioje taip vadinami politikie-
rial papeikiami.
Visuose tuose straipsneliuose
daug neteisybes prirasyta. Nei
DR.. Zimontas, nei kiti autoriai
tu straipsniu nebuvo toje va
karieneje, nei vienas is ju, nei
jocks kitas laikrastininkas nesi-
teiravo nei pas name, nei pas
Adv. Lapinska patikrinti kick
tos zinios yra tikros. Taciau
su dideliu pasigerejimu ir di-
dziuliais antgalviais mate rel
kalinga patalpinti smeiziancius
straipsnius.
Tikrumoje gi DR.. Zimontas
melavo raSydamas kad mes Re-
publikonai SUI raudonuju grupe
bendrai risome politinius klau-
sinus toje vakarieneje. Nuodu
pilnas ir neteisingas sakinys ir
kad buk Hsvieni kitus isgyre,
sededami prie bendro stalo".
Socialism, gi dienrascio saki-
nys, esq, Adv. Lapinskas SUI di-
deliais .komplimentais pristate
kalbeti, yra tik pix
tos valios zmogaus isgalvoji-
mas.
Pasakymas kad tai buvo boil
5evikinio plauko organizacijos
irgi neteisybe. Ta
yra Cook County
3iznieriu Organizacija. Jos Sc
Sretorium yra Povilas Bar
'heak, kuris yra Lietuviu Re
)ublikonu vadas Rcselando da-
vie. Izdininku = Antanas Ia
irgi Republicans. Po-
7ilas Barsheak yra bent trupu-
j daugiau pasidarbaves Repu-
,likonu PARTIAL Chicagoje ne
,u DR.. Zimontas. Jis latai arti-
mas 9 Ward Republikonu Or
,anizacijos komitemanui John
7idelke. Tx deka Povilui Bar
'heakui ir kitu Cook County
3iznieriu Organizaciios nariu
'astangoms, kaip Brizgio, Ia
ageno ir Matekonio, Repub'i-
,onai iSrinko savo kandidat
Reginald Dubois a!dermanus
Ito Wardo praeituose rinki-
nuoSe.
Tas pats Povilas Barsheakas
avo laika ir savo pinigus au-
ola jau nuo 1910 metu kad
nes Lietuviai Republikonu par
ijos sarase isrinktume savo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-19

DIRVAI issirasyti nereikia
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-05-27
pheasanis Do Not
'Snread Pulloruln

pheasantS are apparently lnno-
oent of carrying any pullorum dis
COCO to Benton county poultry
socts Frank Webster said today.
According to a report frorl Har-
old Witham, Washington State
Came Departments general farm
e,,nerintendent, the department by
mid April this spring had COM
nleted pullorum disease tests on
225O broodstock pheasants with
ont finding a trace of the disease.
The game department gave pull
forum tests not only to broodstock
nhesants but also to setting hens
(chickens) used for Matching the
nheasant eggs. It's pullorum-test-
ing program is similar to that
carried on by state poultrymen.
Setting hens with pullorum dis
ease. explains Fred Frasler, Ex-
tension poultryman at Washing
ton State College, could pass the
disease on to young phesants.
Poultrymen, particularly those
with breeding stock, have suspect
cd nheasants of being carriers OF
pullorium.
To cooperate with farm people,
the game department began its
testing program in 1947 at the sug-
eestion of the Washington State
Poultry and Turkey Disease con-
troll committee and with the adj
vice and cooperation of the West
ern Washington Experiment Sta
] ton and the State Department of
Agriculture. -
1.-THE game department has CO.
operated splendidly in checking
setting hens and pheasants for
pullorum," said Frasier.
The departments eleven game
farm superintendent are trained
and equipped to give pullorum
disease tests. "We are very hap
py," said Witham ''that our pleas
ants are not a pullorum disease
problem in Washington. We plan
to continue our testing, however,
for the future protection of poul-
try flocks as well as of our own
propagation program"