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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
Branch Al.

On the 18th of November the
Branch ~ is having a card par
ty. Mr.. and Mrs. John Linz and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Mates WHO
are in charge OF the party, is
planning a good time for every :
one. There are going to be some
very nice prizes. so let's all of us
help make it big success.
Don't forget the card party on
the 18th Of November at Ring
bauerS Hall.
Margaret Dickinson, Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
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ALLIANCE. OHIO
Branch 3.

The regular monthly meeting
OF the Alliance Saxon Lodge Br
No. 3 will be held Sunday, Nov
18th, at 3 p. m. There will be L
lot to discuss at this and the mex,
m meeting concerning the annua
banquet ana election OF officers
Everyone please come out for the
meeting.
VIM. Schuller, Sec'y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
THIS AND THAT

Farm families eat more milk
and grain products, more pota-
toes and sugar and fats than city
families, says a Twentieth Cen
tury Fund study. But they eat
less meat, poultry, fish, fruit and
vegetables except potatoes, peas
and beans.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10

lne copper dlSe
Beach Erosion
Control Study
of Lake County
along the Ohio
shore line of
Lake Erie COW
ering the area
between t h e
Chaglin River
a n d Fairport
Harbor, which
study was au-
thorized under
the provisions
of the Rivers
a n d Harbors
Act Of 1880 as
amended a n d
supplemented.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10

Are you and your relatives men,
oers Of the Sick BENEFIT Society
snd Central verband? II not. now
- the time to JOIN. For more InfoY.
nation call he local representative
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10

T AXE County has waited a long
l. time for the report by the
District and Division Engineers on
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10

nailed and should be in the hand
# your managers by now. Her
5 the schedule for this season
ave it for future reference.
New Castle at Youngstown
.'arrell at Monaco
Cleveland East at CleVel West
canton at Salem
Monaco at New Castle
Farrell at Cleveland East
Cleveland West at Canton
Youngstown at Salem
Nov. 26
Monaco at Cleveland East
New Castle at Clevel. West
Salem at Farrell
Youngstown at Canton
Dec. 3
Cleveland West at Farrell
canton at Monaco
New Castle at Salem
Cleveland East at Youngstown.
Dec. TO-
Cleveland East at Canton
Salem at Monaco
CleVel West at Youngstown
Farrell at New Castle
Lee. II
Cleveland East at Salem
Cleveland West at Monaco
Canton at New Castle
Youngstown at Farrell
Jan. ?
Youngstown at Monaco
Clevel. East at New Castle
Farrell at Canton
Cleveland West at Salem
Youngstown at New Castle
Monaco at Farrell
Clveland West at Clevel. East
Salem at Canton
New Castle at Monaco
Farrell at Youngstown
Canton at Cleveland West
Salem at Cleveland East
Jan. %
Monaco at YOUNGSTOWN
New Castle at Farrell
Salem at Cleveland West
Canton at Cleveland East
Feb. 4-Open date.
Feb. ll-First play-of game.
Feb. l8-second play-of game
Feb 25-Bowling Tournament.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
AGENDA CLUB
BY Loretta Weiss

This is to announce that Big
Agenda Event.. that will take
place Nov. 10Th.
The Agenda Club is giving a
play for the benefit of one OF our
friends and Agenda members,
namely Katherine kauntz Schus-
ter, who for the past seven years
has been in i'll health, has had
operations etc. Perhaps you've
heard, that recently Katherine
had several operations to restore
her eycsight to normal. The last
operation was only partially sue
Cessful in one eye.
Katherine is Happy -go-lucl,y
girl and has a smile for every
one. We felt that the comedy
The Mutt Family would be to
her liking.
This play will be presented on
Saturday, Nov. 10th at theWest
Side SachSenheim following
Thanksgiving -- which We felt
was a rather appropriate time.
SO how about seeing on Agen-
da member for your ticket early
so YOU be sure to attend and at
the same time you will be contrl-
buting towards a worthy cause.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
BASKETBALL l949-5O

The eligibility list have been
mailed and should be in the hands
of your managers by now. Here
is the schedule for this season,
save it for future reference.
Evening star., 1949-03-23
Washington.
Minneapolis.

T%Ss1fs q for W.n in Totals toIrtb 81 10 p
Minneap polls ---- 220 020 1907
Washington OOl 500 2OX-S
Runs-Maguire ~: Rowell, Metkoyitch'
Dente (2l. Evans (2), Okre. Robertson.
Errors-Lewis, Yost t2). Gilbert %: okrie.
Runs batted in-Evans (2), Dente t2).
Lewis (2). Jok. Mitchell, Calvert. Sim
mons. Two-base hits-Dente. Fletcher.
Home run--Eyans Stolen bases-Gard-
Evans to Dente Left on bases-Washing-
ton. II: Minneapolis. 10; Bases on balls
OF Weik. 4: OF Calvert, g.: OF Hardy, l;
BY Weik. 8; by Konikowski, l; by CAL
vert. 4. Hits-On Weik, in a runs !:
Of Calvert. 3 in 5 g runsl: OF Hardy. 2
Of Konikowski. in 2 g runs).
Evening star., 1949-03-23
by Ben McAIwee

1T would be wonderful If we
could win again." said Miss Dolly
Smith. principal Of the Henry
Clay Elementary School OF Ar
lington, whose girls duckpin team
will be striving for its third
straight championship in the
American Junior Bowling Con-
gress national telegraphic tourna-
ment Saturday morning at Co.
lonial Village.
I'm counting on the boys
team making a good showing.
too," continued Miss Smith en-
Enthusiastically.
The leading boys and girls
quints in the 18-team school
league Miss Smith supervises at
Clarendon Bowling Center every
Tuesday afternoon will be the
Henry Clay standard bearers.
Miss Smith, who has high
praise for bowling among teen
age school children. has some 80
of her 1876 students bowling this
season.
II notice the children who bowl
also are interested in other sports,
and mostly are my best students, !"
Miss Smith added.
Composing the Straightshooters
girls quint will be Joanne Schil-
ling, captain, who was a member
of last years winning team; Bet
ty Jameson, Carol MCGOWAN,
Anna Rose Courtney and Joan
Parke. All are II and in the sixth
grade except Miss Jameson, who
Is 10 and in the fifth grade.
On the boys Woodchoppers'
team will be David Kelley, who
sports a 101 average: Freddie
Fink, William Clements. Nels
Sandstrom and Edwin Armbrus-
ter, who several weeks ago gained
the national spotlight with 180
game, the highest bowled in AJBC
competition.
Washington & Lee High, Wood
row Wilson, Patrick Henry. Kate
Waller Barrett, Walter Reed and
Maury Schools also will have
teams competing from the Arling-
ton area.
The coast-to-coast telegraphic
tournament also will see thou
sands of teen-age tenpin bowlers
vieing for national honors. The
winners will be presented team
and individual medals at the scene
of the American Bowling Con-
gress tournament at Atlantic City,
the sWomen's International Con-
gress in Columbus. Ohio, and the
Evening star., 1949-03-23
|OId Guard Loses
| Another Member
| m'Truck' Euqon
Nv fhs Associated Prss1


SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 90
Baseball's old gurad has lost an
other member.
His name was Charles Truck
Eagan, 72.
Eagan's death received mention
too casual to conform to his earlier
day achievements with bat ano
glove.
Younger fans probably never
heard Of him. Older followers Of
baseball will reminisce and ex-
claim what a man"
Eagan was the Babe Ruth" o1
the infant Pacific Coast League
founded in 1903. He hit rs home
runs in 1904. Truck" played
shortstop for the famed Tacoma
Tigers of 1904. Coast league pen
nant winners. The ball he wal
loped over the fences was as dead
as yesterdays newspaper. 1t took
real power to get distance with
the horsehide As years ago. Ask
your dad or grandfather.
His biggest year was with Oak
land in 1907. In that season he
led the circuit in batting, 1876 for
1874 games. repeat that 1874 games.
He also was tops with IS two
baggers and was leading shortstop
in chances accepted with 954; in
putouts with 327 and in assists
with 627.
Eagan's hustling play and ball
clouting proWess in 1907 earned
him his major league chance the
following year. That he failed to
make the grade hardly classified
him as a flop.
He went to the Pittsburgh
Pirates-the man he was called
on to beat out was Honus Wagner.
Evening star., 1949-03-23
Mats Planning Big Florida School for Rockies
Form Director Bueqe Expond His Scouting So Of Il Members

Vero Beach, but on a smaller
scale"
The Dodgers have inaugu-
rated a gigantic training base
at Vero Beach, where virtually
all Brooklyn-owned players are
instructed. II think Branch
Hickey has q wonderful idea,"
said Bluege land I want to get
over to Vero Beach and study
his layout"
Washington's Winter Garden
project will cost approximately
$4,000 when completed. Plans
call for the construction Of q
second diamond and additional
barracks for players. The
Chattanooga team now stays at
q Winter Garden hotel, but
Charlotte players are fed and
quartered at the ball park. The
Mats also operate a baseball
school there in January.
In addition to Chattanooga
and Charlotte, the Mats own a
Class B team in Havana of the
Florida international League,
but that is regarded more as an
investment than as a proving
ground for future Mats. The
Mats have a working agreement
with Hagerstown Of the Class B
Interstate League.
The Mats Glass c connection
Is with New Castle, Pa, Of the
Mid-Atlantic League, with
which they have a working
agreement. Washington owns
Glass D teams in Orlando of
the Florida State League. En-
poria of the Virginia League
and Concord of the North
Carolina State League. The
Mats have a working agreement
with another Class D club,
Fulton of the Kitty League.
Bluege envisions no immedi-
ate surge of sensations to the
Mats. 1T will take time" said
Ossie. We're concentrating on
signing youngsters 18 and 10
years old. They need develop
ment. In three or four years
we should begin to get results"
Evening star., 1949-03-23
BY q stoff Correspondent Of The s,or

BY q Stoff Correspondent OF The Stor
ORLANDO, Fla, Mar. 23.-
The Mats scouting system,
which for years has been recog-
nized as the foremost flaw in
the Washington organization,
has been bolstered to the point
where the club now has IL pur-
suers of baseball talent, it was
disclosed today by Farm Di-
rector Ossie Bluege.
Even further expansion Of
the Mats scouting staff in time
will provide a steady flow of
promising youngsters to the
parent club, feels Bluege. who
took command of Washington's
then decripit farm system after
the 1947 season.
Wed like a working agree
ment with a Triple-A team in
the International League,
American Association or Pa
cif1c Coast League" said
Bleuge, here to examine some
80 youngsters affiliated with
the Mats Charlotte and Chat
tanooga teams training at
nearby Winter Garden.
ultimately. we hope to tie
up with a Triple-A club" con-
tinued Ossie, but right now
a more imperative link for us
in the acquisition of a Class-A
team. We have no link between
our Class-B teams and our
Double-A team, Chattanooga,
and it's too much of a promo
ton for some our young fel-
lows"
Bluege revealed the Mats
have their biggest scouting staff
in history. Regarded as float
ers-available to be dispatched
anywhere-are Mike Martin,
Joe Cambria and Spencer Alb
bott. Cecil Travis. former Nat
infielder, Is scouting Alabama
and Georgia.
Scanning midwest talent for
the Mats is Jack Rossiter, from
whose baseball school the Mats
Evening star., 1949-03-23
DeadIine Is Extended
For AAU Matmen

intercollegiate graphing feuds
which started in the Mason Dixon
and Southern Conference tour
neys will be continued Friday and
Saturday at the University OF
Maryland's Ritchie Coliseum
where the District AAU wrestling
championships will be staged in a
tWo-night show.
The top college matmen Of the
area head the list of more than
go entries who will strive for AAU
titles. Although the entry list Of
flcially closed today, Chairman
Sully Krouse stated last night
that he will accept post entries as
late as 10 am. Friday, when the
Evening star., 1949-03-23
Arlington School Seeks Third
Straight u. S. Bowling Title

National Duckpin tourney at Nor.
folk, Va.
The first annual Cherry Bios
som Open tenpin tournament will
be staged at Ten Pins. Inc. SOC
King street, Alexandria. starting
April 2. 1t will be a four-day
event, with the final two days,
April 8 and 10.
Glasses for teams-A, $50 and
over; B. $40 and under. Entrance
fee will be 81 per man for team,
doubles and singles.
Richmond and Norfolk tenpin-
ners returning from the American
Bowling Congress tournament are
expected to compete. All local
keglers desiring to enter may OBJ
tain entry blanks from tourna-
ment managers. Harvey w. Tress-
ler and Michael S. Galko at Ten
Pins. Inc. or Bethesda Bowling
Center. Entries close midnight
Saturday.
A season record went by the
boards In the Prince Georges
County League when the Boswell
Miller Construction pinmen white
washed the leading Merit Cleaners
with 1897. Bill Was 400 and
Johnny Herbert's 800 led the way
as the winners cracked Queen
Chapel Motors former high set
mark by two pins.
Evening star., 1949-03-23
Ex-Giont HurIer
Sues for Million
Federal Court
BY the Associoisd Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 23.-Organ.
lied baseball, already sued TO,
$500. 900 by trio of suspended
players. faced a new suit today
for $l.000.000.
Attorney John L. Flynn said hi
was prepared to move in Fedora
Court that Sal Maglie, former New
York Giants pitcher, be allowed
to join two exist. Louis Cardinals
in an attack on baseball's reserve
clause.
Max Lanier and Fred Martin
onetime Cardinal hurlers, filed suit
recently for $2.500,000 damages
charging that baseball violates the
antitrust laws and its deprivins
them Of making a living.
Flynn said he would ask Fedora.
Judge Edward A. Conger for ar
order permitting Maglie to be in.
cluded In the same case with
I.anier and Martin.
Judge Conger has indicated he
might rule on the injunction this
week.
Evening star., 1949-03-23

also pluck promising specimens.
The New England States are
covered by Bill Lefebvre. Brown
University baseball coach and
former Washington pitcher.
linn Beck is assigned to North
and South Carolina.
Eddie Charity, former Nat
catcher, operates in Illinois and
Wisconsin, while Russ Herrick
tours Virginia. Eddie Holly
scrutinizeS youngsters in New
York and New Jersey, while Leo
Lentz blankets Ohio and Ken
lucky. Horace Milan, brother
of Washington Coach Cylde
Milan, is the Mats Texas repre-
sentative.
I'VE have about 200 young
players now in the organiza-
tion," said Bluege. "and If our
present plans materialize we'll
have most of them in training
at Winter Garden next spring.
Our setup will be similar to
that of the Brooklyn Dodgers at
Evening star., 1949-03-23
Pretty Boy, Russian
Grapp|e al Turner's

Despite the fact that tonight's
graphing show at Turner's Arena
is laden with stars. the fellow who
again probably will come up with
most of the plaudits is Mr.. Amer
ica. Gene The Body" Stanlee, who
is giving Gorgeous George a tussle
in matdom's glamour department.
The Navy pin-up boy will be
very much in evidence as he seeks
to demolish Russian menace Kola
Kwariani. Tackling Muscovite
maulies is getting to be a routine
with THE Body" who licked Joe
Kamaroh two weeks ago.
Wilbur Mead makes his third
attempt to beat his only con-
queror, Nanjo Singh. meeting the
beturbanned bone snapper In an
other of the three features. Ar
gentine's Antonio Rocco, former
European fencing champion, meets
Eric Holmbach. the Swedish
Giant, in the third headliner.
Evening star., 1949-03-23
Scranton Coach Quits

SCRANTON, Pa, Mar. % R.-
James Buck) Freeman has re-
signed as basket ball coach at
the University of Scranton.
Evening star., 1949-03-23

Three Years Ago-Oklahoma
A. & M. won western NCAA
basket ball title at Kansas City
by defeating California, 52-35.
Evening star., 1949-03-23
Sizzling Games Ahead
In Catholic Tourney;
LoyoIa Easy Victor ;
by the Associated Press

DENVER. Mar. 23-The first
National Catholic Basket Ball
Tournament-an an artistic success
but . financial f1operoo -e enters
the second round tonight with
some sizzling contests in prospect.
Surprising st. Benedict's Of
Atchison, Kans., the team that
knocked top-seeded Siena out Of
the tournament in the first round,
meets Dayton of Ohio and second
seeded Regis of Denver tangles
with st. Francis of Loretto, Pa.
The last two first-round games
were played last night before
empty seats in the Denver City
Auditorium. There were a hand
full Of fans in choice spots beside
the court but the main floor, bal
cony and gallery virtually were
vacant.
It's been that way all along.
Even Sunday night. when Den
ver's own Regis College played,
there were only $500 on hand.
High lighting last nights show
was the appearance of Jim Lacy,
Loyola Of Baltimore forward who
Is on the threshold of setting an
all-time college basket ball scor-
ing record.
Only few turned out to see
whether Lacy was as good as his
advance publicity, but he proved
it anyway by mailing spectacular
long set shots as Loyola downed
st. Ambrose of Davenport, Iowa
1858.
Lacy scored "a points to run
his four-year total to 2.145. He
, needs only II points in later tour
nament games to wipe out the
national record of Brooms Abram-
ovick Of Salem. w. Va. College.
st. Francis of Brooklyn defeat
ed st. Norbert's of Wisconsin,
61-53. to complete the first round
Of the 16-team tournament. Two
games are scheduled nightly until
Saturdays final.
Teams were entered in the tour
nament from coast to coast and
all were guaranteed full expenses.
Since the gate receipts so far
won't much more than pay the
electric light bill at City Audi
torium, somebody is going to take
an awful shellacking.
Tommy Thomas, Denver news
paperman. has been the organ
izer for the tournament. He says
the expenses were underwritten,
but it hasn't been made clear who
guaranteed the bills. But one
thing is clear. They will run into
a mighty big figure.
Evening star., 1949-03-23
Montgomery Softies Meet

The Montgomery County Inde-
pendent Softball League will hold
an organization meeting next
Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at 6904
Sycamore avenue. Takoma Park
Md. Interested teams may con-
tact Jack Ellis at Shepherd 1868
Ten Years Ago-Byron Mel
son won North South golf open
at Pinehurst with 280.
Evening star., 1949-03-23
Griffs
Continued From Page C-1.,

ers living outside Washington
hotel headquarters. but players
expressed dissatisfaction with the
$6 daily stipend. The Mats
pinch-penny tactics have become
the laugh of the baseball world.
They're in hot water with the
only Orlando newspaper because
of squawk when the sports ed
itor issued a handful Of passes to
exhibitions.
Manager Joe Mccarthy of the
Red Sox didn't relish the lumpy
Orlando outf1eld and it's doubtful
| il Boston will return there for an
exhibition next spring. An
gelo Giuliani, the former Wash
ington catcher, journeyed to Or
lando yesterday. He now is
scouting for the New York Giants
Evening star., 1949-03-23

weighing in will be held at Cen
tral YMCA.
Preliminary matches open Fri
day at $3.50 pm, continuing
through that evening. The cham
pionships and consolation matches
are scheduled for 1880 pm. Sat-
urday.
Competition will be held in nine
weight classes. ranging from 121
pounds to heavyweight. One of
the standouts in the latter divi-
sion is Dave Hodge who not only
wrestles for, but coaches, the
Georgetown U. squad.
Evening star., 1949-03-23
Terp Gridders to PIoy
Intrusquud Game

University Of Maryland football
players now engaged in their
spring training will play an intra-
squad game Saturday afternoon
at College Park. About IS of the
1T candidates will see action.
Head Coach Jim Tatum has ap-
pointed Assistant Coaches Bill
Meek and Jack Hennemier to pilot
the squads. Meek's charges will
be called the Old Liners and Hen
nemier's the Terrapins.
Evening star., 1949-03-23
St. Dominic's Wins

st. Dominic's defeated Blessed
Sacrament, 21-18, and st. Joseph's
won over st. Stephens, 42-17, in
the Gonzaga Invitation tourna.
ment for parochial schools yes
terday.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-10-14
BALFo seinas be ginCQ
gracjos tesh salpos darbu toks nusaymas
reia skatn gantiu sustprn vel
Aima. Direktorijate pakeimai Valdyba patti

nusikratyti nuo imigracijos rel
kalu? Ar selpimo tribunal tue
butu pasalnti?
Deja, ne. Selpimo reikalui
sprendimas yra kur ,kitur: vi
suomenes kiseneje. ,Jei visuo-
meme ateianciais metals bus
veiklesne ir duosnesne, tai ir
selpimas gales butt sustiprintas.
Jei pasiliks tokia patti = Sell
pimo reikalingieji tremtiniai
del to galetu -. badu mirti.
stai truputis skaiciu. Vokie-
tijoje suskaiciuota pasalpos rel
kalinguju apie 5000. IS dabar-
tiniu sunny BALFas tam reika-
lui per metus galejo skirt tik
apie $16,OO0.- Cia nepriskaito-
me senu drabuziu ir is kitu SAL
tiniu gautu dovanu. Taigi, kick
vienas butinai pasalpos reikalin-
gas tautietis Vokietijoje per
metus is BALFo galejo susi-
laukti salpos vos apie. $50.
Nereikia aiskinti, kad tie
zmones, jei tebera gyvi, tai ne
del sitos pasalpos =.
Jeigu BALFas nuo imigraci-
jos reikalu butu atsisakes, butu
galejes ta pasalpa, gal but, pa
dvigubinti ar net patrigubinti
Gal but -. Bet ka tai reiskia
Vietoj puses cento dienai -
centas ar centas SUI puse? Koks
skirtumas? Wis wien tai nera
isgelbejimas.
Kad pasalpa butu reali, rel
kia .sumas tam tikslui padidin'
ii jei ne visa simta, tai bent
penkiasdesimtis kartu!
Jei Americas lietuviu visuo.
meme lures pasiryzimo sita dar'
ba atlikti, tai lures isidemet
situos skaicius ir padaryti is.
vadas -.
0 jeigu nuo emigracijos rel
kalu rupinimosi BALFas butr
atsisakes, tai ne 9, 13 ar q
tukstanciq butu labai pajute t.
trukuma.
Net ir tie atvykstantieji, ku
rie siandien jauciasi, lyg jit
nei nemate tos BALFo pagalbos
butu stipriai ia pajute, jeigu jos
istikruju nebutu buve. Ir cis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-10-14

Tai, tur but, pirmas toks
BALFo seimas, kuriame nebuvo
jokiu zymesniu gincu, jokiu
zymesniu priekaistu vadovybei.
Greiciausia tai buvo todel,
kad vadovybe apie atliktus dar-
bus turejo daug duagiau ko pa
sakyti, negu skyriu atstovai =,
|. Skyriu atstovu isviso buvo
maziau, nei kitais kartais. Tam
buvo dvi priezastys: uz meme
sio laukiamas Visuotinis Lie
tuviu Kongresas New Yorke,
kuri is visu vietu rengiasi va
|ziuoti didesnis atstovu kicks,
ir ;. daugelio skyriu siais me-
tais gerokai sumazejes veiklu-
mas. Ir atvykusiuju skyriu ats
tow tik dalis galejo kick is
pudingiau pasigirti siais me-
tais nuveiktais darbais. Tai tie
skyriai, kurie surenge viesas
rinkliavas.
Vadovybe salpos srityje irgi
negalejo daug kuo pasididziuoti
Bet tai tikrai ne jos katie, mes
selpti il galejo tik tick, kick
skyriai pinigu tam reikalui su.
rinko -.
Uztat imigraciios srityje pa.
tvs skaiciai kalbejo apie atlikts
darba. Daugiau kaip $4,000
tremtiniu per 10 menesiu atvy
ko sia Sail.
salpa ar imigracija?
! Niekas nesako, kad tai til
| BALFo deka tai atsitiko. Be
Wis delto BALFo vadovybe ci;
turejo daug padaryti. Ir nieka'
= niekas nepalaike tokios min
ties, kad BALFo atliktasis pa
galbos darbas imigruojantiem
buvo nereikalingas,. niekas ne
kele toxic pasiulymo, kad ta
darbas turetu butt sustabdytas
kad imigracija turi butt palikt;
kitoms istaigoms, o BALFa
turi rupintis vien tik seneliQ
ligoniu, vaiku ir kitty uzsidirbt
negalinciu bel tremtyje pasilie
kanciu lietuviu selpimu.
! Ir istikro = kick gi butu nau
dos is to, jeigu BALFas paklau
:, sytu toxic patarimo, siulanci