davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14

Miliauskas Mulkys Pranas, is AUX
stadvario, Cekiskes w. Kauno ap.
Meskyte Ieva, dukte Ievos Meskie-
nes-Jarockytes.
Mulkys Miliauskas Pranas, is AUX
stadvario, Cekiskes vi. Kauno ap.
Nausedas Antanas, is Vezaiciu X.
Gaures vi. Taurages ap.
Nausedas Jokubas, is ziogu k. Nau-
miescio vi. Taurages ap.
Nausedas Jonas ir Juozas, is Va
zaiciu k. Gaures vi. Taurages ap.
Nausedas Juozas, is Milgaudziu k.
Gaures vi. Taurages ap.
Navickis Pranciskus, is Raseiniu a..
Olisauskaite Juzefa, is Baisogalos
vi. gyv. Detroit, Mich.
Pabirzis Bernardas, is Rumis k Y,
kauno ap.
Palionis Kazimieras, is Nickemes k.
Naujamiescio vi. Panevezio ap.
Paprackas Stasys, is zarasu ap.
Patkauka Mykolas, S. Jokubo.
Paukstys Antanas, is Karpieju k.
Graziskiu vi. Vilkaviskio ap.
Perlaitis, trys broliai, is Vilkabaliu,
Bartininku vi. Vilkaviskio ap.
Petkus vaikai Povilo Petkaus.
Petrauskas vaikai Pranciskaus Pc
trausko, is Vabaliu k. Saciu ap.
Petrenas Juozas ir Petras, rs ovl-
liu k. Birzu ap.
Pikciunaite Ona, is Eiciu k. Gau-
res vi. Taurages ap.
Pilkauskaite Marcele, is Birzu ap.
Pletiene (Eleta) Skrikyte Magde,
is Akmeneliu k. Darbenu vi. kre-
tingos ap.
Pockeviciute Justina, is Sudintu X
Mazeikiu ap.
Podzius Jonas, is Lyveriu, Klaipe-
dos ap.
Radvilas Jonas, is siauriskiu k. Gau-
res vi. Taurages ap.
Ranlanauskiene Galejute Petronele
Rimkus Jonas, is Pajurio k. laura
ges ap.
Rimkus Juozas, is Pajurio k. Tau
| RACES ap.
Rutkauskiene Milvydaite Barbora,
is Sklaustes k. Zidiku vi. Malei-
kiu ap. ir vyras Rutkauskas Juo-
Sarapinaite Ane, is Gerviciu k. Ba-
takiu vi. Taurages ap.
! SchWarZ LaniS Helena, is Lletu-
VOS.
Scklinskas Julius ir Kazimieras, is
| zagares, siauliu ap.
Seponaitytes Petrone ir Ursule.
Siauruseviciute bel kiti gimines Ono;
Siauruseviciutes Aukstakalnienss.
Silickas Tadeusas, is Baldoniskiu k
Joniskelio vi. Birzu ap.
Skackauskiene Kilcauskiene Ga
lejute Leokadija.
Skrikyte Pletiene (Pleta) Magde
is Akmeneliu k. Da-benu vi. kre'
tingos ap.
Spudvilas Jonas, is Vezaitiu k. Gau-
res vi. Taurages ap.
Stalauskiene Flotovaite Selma
is Taurages ir vyras Stalauskas
Leonardas is Rokiskio ir dukterys
Hilda ir Regina Philip, gyv. Bue-
nos Aires, Argentina.
! Stankeviciene Elena, Kalifornij e
nasle daktaro Stankeviciaus.
sukys Kazys ir jo vaikai Pranas, AL
fonsas ir Brute, kills Kanciunu k
Meskuiciu vi Siauliu ap.
Tumosa Vincas, is Siauliu.
Urbutis Pranas, is Kuturiu k. Jur
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14

barko vi.
Urbutyte Voveriene Monika, is Kur-
triu k. Jurbarko vi.
Vasiliauskaite dukte Liudviko.
Vedluga Povilas, is Girsteikiu k. Ku-
preliskiu par Birzu ap.
Voveriene Urbutyte Monika, is Ku-
tuniu k. Jurbarko vi.
Yeas Jokubas, sunus Jurgio, is Juo-
dzioniu k. Birzu ap. praso atsiliepti
gimines ir pazistamus bel asmenis
kilusius is Juodziunu kaimo.
zakiene Aksomaityte Maria, is Pa
kuonio ir vaikai zakas, Juozas ir
Matilda.
Zavickas Vincas, is Kybeikiu k. KY
bartu vi.
Zelionka Juozas ir Petras, kile nuo
Kauno.
zemaitiene Prane, is Baltakarciu k.
Rokiskio ap.
zilys Bronius, is Laukuvos parap.
Silales vi Taurages ap.
zilvte Gudauskiene Agota, is Lau
kuvos par. silales vi. Taurages ap.
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! Galejute Ramanauskiene Petronele.
Grinkevicius ir dukte Kristina.
Gucaite is Uzubaliu k. Salociu vi.
Birzu ap.
Gudauskiehe zilyte Agota, is Lau-
kuvos par. Silales vi. Taurages a.
Guntorius Pijusas, is Pajevonio vi.
Vilkaviskio ap.
Haack Edward.
Ivaskeviciute is Burniu k. Telsiu ap.
Jankauskas sunus Antano ir Augai-
tytes, is Taurages vi.
Jankus gyv. Chicagoje, GIN. Juozo
Navicko.
Jansonas Karlas, is Akmenes vi. Ma
zeikiu ap.
Janulaitis Pranas, is Rezgaliu k.
Kiduliu vi. Sakiu ap.
Janusas Antanas, Leonas ir Stepo-
mas.
Jasinskis Romhaldos ir Vytautas, is
Vilkeliu k. Tveru vi. Telsiu ap.
Jautakis Stanislovas, is Dilbikiu k
Ylakiu vi. Mazeikiu ap.
Kairaitytes Bagdonienes Vik t e S
vaikai, kile is Silavoto.
Kamaityte Elena, is Gaisriu k. sa-
kiu ap. Sintautu vi.
Kaminskas Jonas, is Petkaiciu X
| Taurages vi.
Kilcauskiene Skackauskiene Ga
lejute Leokadija
Knoll Emil.
Kolesinskas Jonas.
Krasauskas Antanas ir Stasys, ST.
nus Adolfo, is Raseiniu ap.
Kriciukas Martynas, is Neciunu k
Birzu ap.
Kripas Stasys Damazas, G m
Amerikoje, gyv. Plunges vi. Tel
siu ap.
Krivickas Jurgis.
Kutas Jonas, gyv. Scranton, Pa.
Kuzeniauskiene Cinkyte Elena, Is
Lelerviskiu k Kauno ap.
Kuziene Martinique Juzefa, is
Rukiskiu k. Kauno ap. ir vaikai
Antanas, Antanina, Mikase ir Vim
cas-.
Labaciauskas Juozas, is KaupislSiQ
vi. Vilkaviskio ap.
Ladnauskaite Emilia, is Aukstadva-
rio, Cekiskes vi Kauno ap.
Lanis Schwarz'aite Elena is Lie
tuvos.
Lasinskas, is Laukagalio, Labonoro
par. Utenos ap.
Lataitis Petras.
Lautzus Johann, brolis Idos Hollen-
der.
Lautzims Martin.
Lekesys Juozas.
Lescinskas Mateusas, is Niekemes
k. Naujamiescio vi. Panevezio ap
Lutkiewicz Leonas ir Zygmunt, su-
nus Katerinos Lutkiewicz-Urban,
| cvk 0xv Detroit Mich
Nackaitis Pranas, is Vezaiciu k
Gaures vi. Taurages ap.
Maraziene Matuleviciute Marijona
is Kvietiskio vi. Marijampoles a
Martinique Kuziene Juzefa. IS Ru
kiskes k. Kauno ap. ir vaikai An
tanas, Antanina Mikase ir Vincas
Matiiosaitis Jonas, is Butrimu k
Erzvilko vi. Taurages ap.
Matuleviciute Maraziene Marijona
is Kvietiskio vi. Marijampoles a
Mazeika Mykolas, is Vieksniq Vi
Mazeikiu ap.
Milvydaite Rutkauskiene Barbora
is Skliaustes k. zidiku vi. MazeikiV
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M1RE 1880 IsEIVIU
LIETUVIIJ

LlEIUVlQ
Su Shame numeryje paduoda-
mals mirusiu lietuviu vardais,
cia skelbiamu mirusiq lietuviu
skaicius pasieke jau 1880,
nuo vasario menesio, 1887 me-
tq, kada Dirvoje mirusiqju sa-
rasai pradeti talpinti.
POPICKIENE Ursule, mire
gruodzio men,, Shenandoah,
Pa.
NAVICKAS Simas, mire gruo-
dzio M, Plymouth, Pa.
ZULONIENE Ona (Tribuliaus-
kaite), 81 metq, mire gruo-
dzio 10, So. Boston, Mass.
(Krincino par.) Amerikoj is
gyveno 40 metu.
KASMAUKIENE Barbora, "a
m., mire gruodzio IL, South
Boston, Mass. (Karteno p.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 43 m.
JUOZAITIENE Ona, mire a
gruodzio, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JONAITIS Aleksandras, 81 M,
mire rugsajo 20, Rumford,
Me. (Kurtuvenu p. Paviekiu
Ky Amerikoje isgyveno SO
metus.
LAUCAITTS Antanas, mire %
lapkr., Maltimore, Md.
SKODIENE Mare (Upselevi-
ciute), 81 metu, mire gruo-
dzio 13, Chicagoj.
ALLEN Jonas c., Is M, mire
) lapkricio Fl, Wilkes, Barre,
Pa.
IVANAUSKAS Mykolas, Is m.
mire lapkricio IL, Du Bois,
Pa. (Kauno red.)
PAVILONIS Juozas, SIS metu,
mire spalio 18, Youngstown,
O. (Kauno .red.)
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Aksomaityte zakiene Maria, IS
Pakuonio, ir vaikai Zakas Juozas
ir Matilda.
Alinauskas Jurgis, is Vilkojos vi.
Kauno ap.
Alsauskaites Elzbieta ir Konstanci-
ia. is Pentupiu k. Gudeliu vi. Mari
jampoles ap.
Antanavicius Jonas, is Elklsklu X.
Akmenes vi. Mazeikiu ap.
Arlauskaite Morta, is Kasetq k. Va
renos II vi. Eisiskiu ap.
Bagdonas. vaikai Viktes Bagdonle-
nes-Kairaitytes, Kill. is silavoto.
Bagdonavicius Tadausas, sunus Fran
ciskaus, is Raseiniq ap.
Bakaitis Damijonas, is Bunikellu X.
Kiduliu vi. Sakiu ap. {.
Barauskas Stasys, zmona Lluda II
dukterys Liuda ir Ona, is, Rolisklo
Bataitis Antanas ir Vladas, is LIE
palotu k. Luksiu vi. Sakiu ap.
Belevicius Juozas ir 10 tevas Jurgls,
is silsodzio DIV. Pajevonia vi. Vii
kaviskio ap.
! Bernotas Antanas, is Venslaviskiu
| k. Cekiskes vi. Kauno ap.
Bernotas Jonas, is Gauraiciu k.
Taurages ap.
! Berzanskis, is Vieksniu vi. MazelklQ
ap.
Bitinas Vladas, is VezaiGiu k. Gau-
res vi. Taurages ap.
Bitjeris Konstantas, is Slaullsklu h
Marijampoles ap.
Buivydiene, Ona, is Ozkaoaiiu X
Bartininku vi. Vilkaviskio ap.
Cekauskaite Matilda.
Cerniauskaites Magdalenas (lsteke-
jusios pavarde nezinoma) valHa
prasomi atsiliepti.
Cerniauskaite Maria, is Pentupiu X
Gudeliu vi. Marijampoles ap. =,
Cinkyte Kuzeniauskiene Elena, Is
Lelerviskiu k. Kauno ap.
Cirtautas Pranas, gimes Amerikoje
gyy. Plungeje, vi. Telsiu ap.
Dabkus Juozas, is Lupiskio, Ute
Daugal Jonas, is Tatarkelnio k. Biz
~ ap.
Dauksas Juozas, jo motina is manu-
Agnieska Mockeliunaite.
Degliuviene Diksyte Agota, is Bal
niu k. Erzvilko vi. Taurages ap
Diksyte Degliuviene Agota, is Bal
niu k. Erzvilko vi. Taurages ap
Eidukaitis Mikas, is Dobiliniu k. vi
stycio vi. Vilkaviskio ap.
! Erbrederis Juozas ir Pranas, is Dvl
rezes k. Juzintu vi. Roklsklo ap
Flotovaite~- : Stalauskiene Selma, i
Taurages ir vyras Stalauskas Leo
nardas, is Rokiskio, ir duktery
Hilda ir Regina Philip, gyv. Bue
nos Aires, Argentina. 49,,
Gaizauskas Nikodemas, is Mligau
dziu k. Gaires vi. Taurages ap.
Galejute Kilcauskiene Skackaus
kiene, Leokadija.
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gruodzio II, Branch, Mich.
PAKRUOPIS Edvardas, 81 m.,
mire lapkricio 29, Wilkes
Barre, Pa. (Gimes Nantico-
Ike, Pa.)
NAVICKAS Simanas, mire 5
gruodzio, Larksville, Pa.
SALDUKIENE Ona, mire gruo-
dzio 2, Hanover Township,
Pa.
KIELIENE Elzbieta, pusamze,
mire gruodzio IA, Chicagoje.
Amerikoje isgyveno 43 me-
tus.
MARTIN Petronele (Norbutai-
t), Al M, mire gruodzio 16,
Chicagoj. (Raseiniu ap.' vi
dukles p. UzmedziQ KY Ame-
rikoj isgyveno rs metus.
GRIZAS Antanas, IS M, mire
gruodzio Ia, East Chicago,
Ind. (Rokiskio ap. Panemu-
nelio par. Guciunu KY Ame-
rikoj isgyveno 40 metu.
BESASPARIS Jonas, mire IL
gruod., Grand Rapids, Mich.
DVARVITIS Kazys, pusamzis,
mire gruodzio 16, Chicagoj.
(Taurages ap. Kvedarnos p.
Muliunu k.) Amerikoj isgy-
veno AZ metus.
JUSTUS Antanas, 81 metu, mi
re gruodzio 16, Chicagoj.
MOCKIENE Ursule (Baniute)
pusamze, mire gruodzio II,
Chicagoj. (Alytaus ap. But
rimoniu p. sudoniu ky Ameri-
koj isgyveno 38 metus.
PlLITAVIClUS Juozas, SO M,
mire gruodzio 20, Chicagoje.
(Telsiu ap. Naraudaiciu ky
Amerikoj isgyveno 40 metu.
MAzEIKA Aleksandras, pus-
amzis, mire gruodzio 20, Chi
cagoj. (Panevezio ap. Kreke-
navos p. Uzliausiu KY
BENDzAITIS Antanas, 62 m.,
Is mire gruodzio 13, Chicagoj,
(Raseiniu ap. Jurbarko par,
Gedziu KY Amerikoj isgyve-
no A metus.
MIKELAITIS Juozas, viduram.
zis, mire gruodzio M, Balti-
more, Md.
KLISIS Pranas, mire gruodzic
men,, Baltimore, Md.
GERCIUS Vincas, pus a mis-
mire gruodzio Is, Chicagoje
(Raseiniu ap. KamariskiH k
Kraziu p.) Amerikoje isgy
veno 43 metus.
/ BURBIENE Liudvika, mire l.
gruodzio, Wadsworth, Ill.
JONAITIENE Ona (Kabelyte)
As metu, mire gruodzio 18
Chicagoj, kur buvo ir gimus
MADALASKAS Jurgis, II m.
mire lapkricio 26, Seattle
Wash. (Vilkaviskio ap. KY
| bartu W. Amerikoj isgyve
no 60 metu.
KARPAVICIUS Jonas, 60 me
tu, mire lapkr. 26, Mt. Car
mel, Ua. (Suvalku red.)
KRULIKIENE Ona, 81 metQ
mire lapkricio FL, Grand Ra
pids, Mich. (Kalvarijos par.
KLIMAITIS julius, SO metz
mire lapkricio %, New Phi
ladelphia, Pa. (Kauno red.
BLAzEVICIUS Juozas, 62 me
tq, mire lapkricio 19, Castl
Shannon, Pa.
ANDRIULAITIS Tadas, So m
mire lapkricio %, Wyoming
Pa. (Raseiniq ap.)
VIsNIAUSKAS j., mire grue
dzio M, Maspeth, N. Y.
JANCAUSKIENE Mare, mir
gruodzio 7, Philadelphia, Fl
PLIUsKIS Pranas, mire grut
dzio m., Pittsburgh, Pa.
PATKAUSKAS Kazys, mir
gruodzio M, Homestead, P;
GINTALIENE Prane (Girdva
naite), IS m, mire gruodzl
IA, So. Boston, Mass. (La
zuvos par.) Amerikoje isg!
veno 40 metu.
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Rumbinas, is Meskuiciu par. simu-
liu up.
Rusinshas Juosas, il Pustapedziu
K. viikaviskio ap.
sapa1as Af1tAfias, Is Alurtos vi. Ute
seensnolevicius teonas ir Selma, Is
vtka Il kahno 1910 m.
si1inskAite Juze, is Venskp k. Nau-
rfieseio vi. Taurages ap.
simkunas konstantinas. is Pakapes
X. Juodupes vi. Rokiskio ap.
simkus suflus ir dukterys Varnagai-
tes-sinkienes, kilusios is Berta-
siskes H. Kaltinenu vi. Taurages
buv, Raseitliu app
Sinkunaite Liudvika ir jos brolis is
Simuniu val. Paneve1io ap.
Siulyts Byra Emilia ir vyras Kazi-
mieras Byra, is ziobiskio par. Ro-
kiskio ap.
Skomifias Juozas, is Pabaisko vi
Ukmerges ap.
Stankuhaite Vozbutiene.
Stonevicius Stonis gyv. lndianoJe
ju motina buvo is Daujociu k
Gruodziu vi. siauliu ap.
Stonis Stonevicius gyv. Indianoje
iu notina buvonis Daujociu X
Gruzdzip vi. Siauliu ap.
Valvs Antanas ir Valyte Urusule
is Kretingos.
Varnagys sunus ir dukterys Petro
Varnagio, xii. is Bertasiskes k.
Kaltinenu vi. Taurages ap. (buv
Raseiniu.) ap.
Varnagys Pranas, S. Jono, is Lau-
kuvos vi. Taurages ap. (buv. Ra,
seiniu ap.) j.
Weicekauskas (gal Vaicekaus k S
Jokubas ir jo Selma.
Velicka Velutis Mykolas, is Gar.
liavos vi. Kauno ap. gyv. ga
Ansonia.
Velutis Velicka Mykolas, is Gar.
liavos vi. Kauno ap. gyv. gal Anso'
Vizbaras Petras ir 10 brolis, is siau.
liu vi. Panevezio ap.
Vosylius Plus, is Paezeriu k. Vii
kaviskio ap.
Vozbutiene Stankunaite.
Vysniausko Prano ir jo zmonos "a
zinskaites Veronikos kilusiu is Al
untos vi. Utenos ap. glmines IL
pazistami prasomi atsiliepti.
Zazinskaites :. Vysniauskienes vero
nikos ir jos vyro Vysniausko Pra
no. kilusiu is Aluntos vi. Utenos
ap. gimines ir pazistami prasom
atsiliepti. ,.
zymantaite Bartaskiene Jadvyga
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03

Demand the Union Label.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03

much Of the work awarded in prime
contracts to big companies was be-
ing sub-contracted to small busi-
ness, but he presented no figures
to bear this out. He contended the
government could not dictate to
the prime contractors how much Of
their business should be sub-con-
tracted to smaller firms.
The procurement officials con-
ceded they did not know what Con-
gress meant in saying "fair
share" of business should go to
small firms. They disagreed as to
whether this injunction from Con-
gress had changed their contract
ing procedures.
Celler summarized the evidence
by saying the testimony points to
serious situation" in which "even
the government is helping to make
large business bigger" He said the
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03
CeIler Committee
Opens Probe OF
Military Buying

Washington (LPA) - Military
procurement officials admitted to
the Celler investigating committee
Oct. 25 that Congressional order
TO them to give a fair share Of
business to small firms means so
little that even in the case Of tie
bid between big and little compan-
les the award would be made by
lot.
Testimony Of the top procure
ment officials made it clear to the
Celler Committee, as it opened an
investigation of government pur-
chasing policies, that if Congress
wants small business to get a bet
ter break in military procurement,
it must write a stronger law to
that effect.
The military witnesses testified
that during the past fiscal year big
business got 73 percent of the
contracts, measured by volume,
and small business only 27 percent.
The Committee confronted them
with evidence that even these fig
ures may be meaningless, because
the procurement services have not
yet adopted procedures to distin-
guish between big and small busi-
ness.
Rear Admiral NJ. L. Ring, of the
Munitions Board, had testified that
all contractors were required to
state whether they and affiliated
companies employed more than 500
people, as a measure of whether
they were big or small business.
But the committee disclosed that
spot check of recent military con-
tracts showed this question was
not being asked.
Chairman Emanuel Celler Cd,
N. " said the spot check showed
the policy Of Congress to assure
small business of a fair share of
military contracts was not being
followed. He added that "all we
have is pontifical statements, but
no evidence of clear intent to carry
out the will of Congress-"
Admiral Ring contended that
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03
| Coal Talks Stop
As Operators BaIk
On Welfare Plan
PAGE THREE

Bluefield, Va. OPA) - Repre-
sentatives of the United Mine
Workers met briefly with spokes-
men for the Southern Coal Produc-
ers Assn here on Oct. 26, then re-
cessed until Nov. without making
any further progress toward set
Ting the six-week coal walkout.
Apparently not greatly moved,
Joseph Moody, president of the OPP
orators group, observed, "lt looks
like very bad Christmas for the
coal areas" Mr.. Moody presumably
anticipates turkey on his own
table.
1t was reported that the union
was demanding a seven-hour day,
and a sizeable increase in tonnage
and day rates, plus larger pay
ments to the miners welfare and
pension fund.
Moody admitted to reporters
that the operators had yielded sew
eral points to the union and said
that the main deadlock was on the
welfare plan. Union talks with
northern operators at White Sui
phur Springs, w. Va. were also
stalled.
Meanwhile many cities and in
dustries were beginning to feel
coal pinch, and several hundred
coal burning trains had been re-
moved from railroad schedules.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03
Govt. Official
Has New Plan Fol
Small Business

Washington (LPA)-Jess Lar
son, the governments top civilian
procurement officer, told the Gel
Ter Committee Oct 27 he was try
ing to get the Comptroller Gener-
al to permit the government to
award contracts to the smallest
companies in case of identical bids
"a procedure which would go far
to break up identical bidding on
federal purchasing. Larson is head
of the General Services Admins
tration.
Larson expressed sympathy with
the Congressional mandate for the
award of fair proportion of gov
ernment business to small compan-
| les, and made a number of propos-
ais for carrying out that objective.
He said, however, his hands were
tied on the bid situation by rul-
ing from the Comptroller General
requiring awards in such cases to
be made by drawing lots.
Larson also lauded the role play
ed by Henry Kaiser in creating
competition in industry, calling
him "a bulwark against monopoly"
Kaiser, Larson said, is the most
important competition in the field
of surplus property disposal, in adj
dition to his other contributions
to the national economy. The gov
ernment official said he resented
criticism of Kaiser's debts to the
government in view of the service
he had performed for the country
and the $5O,0O0,000 he had already
repaid the government.
H. c. Barton, a manufacturers
representative in Washington, told
the committee one of the major
difficulties in getting government
business for small firms was get
ting information on con ira S
around to the little companies. He
said many agencies have select
lists of manufacturers to whom all
invitations to bid are sent, but the
invitations are not sent out to
many of the small companies.
Barton also testified that the
abolition of the Senate Small Busi-
ness Committee was distinct dis
service, because that committee had
frequently acted as a court OF
last resort" when small business
got the run-around in government
agencies.
Earlier in the week military pro-
curement officials had told the Gel
ler Committee that tie bids be-
tween big and little companies
were settled by drawing lots. But
unlike Larson, they expressed no
sentiment for change in the sys-
tenn, despite a Congressional man
date for award of a fair share of
business to small firms.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03
Railway Clerks
Launch New Paper

Cincinnati (LPA) = Publication
of new tabloid newspaper, the
Railway Clerk, was started last
week by the Brotherhood of Rail-
way Clerks, which represents over
100000 workers on the railroads.
1t is semi-monthly to begin with,
and alternates with the Brother
hoods monthly magazine of the
same name. The first issue is de-
voted in large part to news and
photos about the Brotherhood's big
5Oth anniversary membership cam
paign.
The drive, aimed at goal of 100
per cent membership in the Clerks
craft, has made considerable head
way, with local lodges everywhere
cooperating, the new paper reports.
An editorial explains that the
publication will be issued in it's
present formal for the duration OF
the campaign. Many LPA stories
are carried in the paper.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03

laws governing procurement might
have to be changed to help small
business.
The military officials We're the
first witnesses in a series Of hear
ings scheduled by the Celler Com
mittee on the subject of monopoly
with a view of shaping legislation
for consideration at the coming
session of Congress. Many pro-
posals for tightening the anti
monopoly laws will be considered.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03
SUES BOWLING CONGRESS

Chicago (LPA)-The States at
torney for Cook County brought
suit in Superior Court to get the
charter of the American Bowling
Congress revoked. He charged the
congress admits white males only
to membership, and demanded that
the charter be withdrawn or that
the congress allow members of all
races to join.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03
DIR. GUALTIERI DIES

New York.-Dr. Humberto Gual-
teri, AZ, secretary-treasurer Of
AFL Bakery and Confectionery
Workers Local 1O2, died October
25 after a brief illness. He was the
AFL candidate for the post Of
labor adviser in Rome to the Econ
moic Cooperation Administration.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03
BALDWIN QUITS AS HEAD OF
CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION

New York (LPA)-Roger Bald
win, director of the Civil Liberties
Union since its formation in 1920,
has resigned, effective Jan. |, 1850,
to devote his full time to the in
ternatfonal field of civil rights.
John Haynes Holmes, ACLU chair
man, explained Baldwin was being
relieved Of all administrative res
possibilities "to free him for this
work outside, at Lake Success, in
Washington, and wherever it may
call him"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03
CONVERT TO LLPE

st. Louis (LPA)-The directors
of the st. Louis Federation for
Economic & Political Education
founded in 1947, voted to convert
their group into a local branch of
Labor's League for Political Educa-
ton, the AFL's political arm.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-11-03

Diplomacy: Not letting the other
fellow know that you know he's
wrong.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-13

There are rumors in Western Germany that politics may be connected with the illness of East German Prime Minister Otto Grote- wohl. An American licensed news paper in Berlin says Grotewohl is under strict police guard in a Rus sian military hospital. And there are some rumors that Grotewohl may Ice preparing to resign, with illness as an excuse.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-13
Moving Govt. Com pIieates
 Task of U. N.

LAKE SUCCESS, Dec. 13-tR- UN. officials said today that trans fer of Israeli government offices and Parliament to Jerusalem com- plicates the already complex task of placing the Holy City under in ternational rule.
 They said such moves seemed cer- tain to pose new problems for the 12-nation trusteeship council in its effort to impose LIN. regime in the face of opposition by the occu- plying powers, Israel and Hashe- mite Jordan. p
 Carlos P. Romulo, President of the 1949 General Assembly which voted to internationalize Jerusalem, said:
 If it is true that Israel will make Jerusalem her official capital, it complicates an already complicated situation"
 The United States was said to have advised the Israeli and Hashe- mite governments against any in flammatory measures resisting the internationalization decision. A US. delegation source said the approach was made on an informal basis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-13
RAIN HELPS
 SHORTAGE OF
 WAFER, N. Y.

NEW YORK, Dec. 13-tRl-Good news for water-short New York and Northern New Jersey seeped down from their northern water shed areas today.
 Steady, soaking rains of more than an inch fell in several coun- ties. The rain and muggy weather melted heavy snow cover in some areas. Streams which had been dry or only trickle for months of drought were running again.
 All this will be of help to the parched reservoirs upon which the huge metropolitan area depends.
 City officials emphasized there was still water shortage, however. They went ahead with several con- servation schemes, including a water holiday on Friday.
 The Weather Bureau here said I.38 inches had fallen a. Eough- keepsie in the last "A LoI--s.