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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30
SIULO STEIGTI LIETUVIU
ISTORINI MUZIEJU

Generolas vi. Nagius Ma
gevicius per Lietuviu Tremti-
niu Draugija Clevelande iskele
sumanyma Americas Lietuviq
Tarybai -steigti istorini lietu-
viu muzieju Amerikoje. Siulo,
kad muziejus butq Americas
Lietuviu Tarybos zinioje ir ture-
tu tiksla surinkti, apsaugoti bel
atitinkamai panaudoti propagan-
dos reikalams lietuviu tautos ir
ypac Americas lietuviu gyve-
nimo istorijai svarbius doku-
mentus bel kitokius daiktus.
Pradzioje muziejus galetu bu-
tt visai kuklus, pradetu tik su
vienu kambariu, ir butu stem
giamasi bent jo dali padaryti
kilnojama. Per ilgesni laika
JlS neJuclOmlS galetQ lSaugti
rimta istaiga.
Generolas Nagius, Lietuvos
Vytauto Didziojo Muziejaus ku-
rejas ir ugdytojas, siulo tokj
to naujo muziejaus plana:
1 skyrius: Senoves ir dabar.
tiniu laikq Lietuvos istorijos
svarbiausi momentai;
2 skyrius: Senosios Ameri
kos lietuviq imigracijos pradzia
Draugijos, parapijos, spauda
mokyklos, rupesciai Lietuvos
reikalais, ir II Pasaulinio kart
meto veikimas, dabartinis vel
kimas;
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30

3 skyrius: Tremtiniai II Pa
saulinio karo metu Amerikoje ir
kituose krastuose. Kulturine
veikla Vokietijoje, Austrijoje ir
kitur;
A skyrius: Menas ir tautodai-
le. Amerikos lietuviai ir tremti-
Mai dailininkai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30

Pc derybu, trukusiq nuo 1947
m. balandzio 80 dienos, sovietai
pagaliau sutiko grazinti Ameri-
kai 80 laivu, kurie jiems buvo
naskolinti karo metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30
Chicagos Lietuviu Tary'
bos Konferencija

81 sekmadieni, spaliu 2 d. Chi
cagoje ivyksta vietine ALT
konferencija, kurioje bus isrink-
tt delegatai j Kongresa ir bus
diskutuojami sumanymai del Ia
rybos veikimo. Kaip paprastai,
sioj konferencijoj numatomas
didelis dalyviu skaidius. Yra
pakviesti dalyvauti Illinois gu.
bernatorius, !Chicagos majoras
ir du senatorial.
Po oficialios dalies bus menin6
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30

is ju jau pradzioje pasiseke
istoti j kitty krastu universite-
tus, bet dauguma pirmiausia
stengiasi kick uzsidirbti, pra-
mokti kalbos ir paskiau studi-
juoti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30

Tuo paciu metu Tito iteike
Vengrijos ambasadoriui nota,
kurioje kaltina Vengrijos W.
riasybe, kad il norinti SUI sovietu
pagalba nuversti Jugoslavijos
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30
SIOJE SALYJE
SOVIETU ATOMONE BOMBA

sOvIETV AToMONE BOMBA
buvo sios savaites dazniausia
kalbu tema po prezidento Tru-
mano pranesimo, kad ir sovie-
tai tokia atomine bomba turf.
Daugiausia buvo dometasi,
kas istikruju yra zinoma apie
ta sovietu bonba. Greit paais-
kejo, kad tue tarpu zinoma Ia
bal mazai = tik tick, kad yra
tam tikrais itaisymais uzregi-
struotas atomines energijos
sprogimas, ir nustatyta, kad jis
ivyko sovietu teritorijoj.
Kad tai bombos sprogimas =
yra tik spejama, Niekas tikrai
negali pasakyti, ar tai jau baig-
tos bombos bandymas, kick tn
bombu sovietai gall tureti ir ko-
kios yra tikros ju galimybes pa
naudoti tokias bombas kare.
Tuo tarpu amerikieciu tarpe
tebevyrauja nuomone, kad per
paskutiniuosius metus Americas
atominis apsiginklavimas bel ap-
sisaugojimas nuo tokiu ginklu
yra zymiai patobulintas ir So
vietai toj srity, net ir pasidare
bomba, Wis dar yra atsilike :.
PLIENO STREIKO PAVOJUS
| Wis dar tebegresia. Pereita savai-
te derybose nebuvo prieita prie
susitarimo. Prezidentas Truma-
mas kreipesi j abb Sails dar pra-
testi derybu laika vienai savai-
tel - Xxi sio sestadienio, spa
liu men. l dienos. Abb puses su
tuo sutiko, bet Xxi Sios savaites
vidurio dar nebuvo ne tik pri-
arteta prie susitarimo, bet jau
pasirode ziniu, jog derybos vi
sal sukliuvo nesutarimuose. To-
del, jei paskutiniu metu nebus
padaryta reikiamu nuolaidu, tai
81 sestadieni gall prasideti di-
dysis streikas plieno pramonej.
Jau ir sia savaite Pittsburghe
kai kuriose imonese darbininkai
net be unijos vadovybes sutiki-
mo pradejo streikuoti, protes-
tuodami prizes derybu uztesima,
kompaniju nenuolaiduma ir net
prizes uniju vadovybes, ju many
mu, per dideli nuolaiduma bel
per didele kantrybe
Kai kas speja, kad paskelbimas
apie sovietu atomine bomba ga
Ii atsiliepti j plieno kompaniju
nusistatymus ir padaryti jas
nuolaidesnemis, nes, esq, tokiu
ziniu akivaizdoje ne tik valdzia,
: bet ir kompanijos ypatingai me-
: noretu streiko. Nenoretu jo ME-
kas, mes tas streikas visam kras-
: tut butu didele nelaime, o taip
pat ir nemazas dziaugsmas sio
krasto priesams -.
KOMUNISTUOJANCIOS UNI
) JOS, kaip speja CIO vadovybe,
) gavusios is komunistQ partijos
: nurodymus eiti prie pasitrauki-
mo is CIO. Mat CIO virsuneje
komunistai neteko savo itakos.
: Todel komunistu partija norin-
tt sukurti naja uniju sajunga,
; kuri paklusniai laikytusi parti-
jos nustatytos linijos.
SENATAS pagaliau prieme wy
riausybes pasiulyta Europos ap-
ginklavimo programa, pagal ku-
, ria tam tikslui gales butt isleis-
ia S 1,314,010,OOO. Tai yra be-
veik tokia patti suma, kokios w.
riausybe ir buvo prasiusie At
stovu Rumai ia suma buvo "nu-
I kirte" per puse. Bet dabar deri.
i nimo komisija prieme Senate
nustatyta suma. Taigi vyriausy.
Q be laimejo kova uz Europos ap
ginklavima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30
RUGSEJO %

RUGSEJO %
Jugoslavija nori patekti j Sau-
gumo Taryba vietoj Ukrainos,
kurios mandates pasibaige. So
vietai j ia vieta siulo sau dar pa
klusnia Cekoslovakija.
Peipinge sudaryta komunisti-
ne Kinijos vyriausybe pasiskel-
be norinti sudaryti claudia sa-
junga su sovietais ir Rytu Eu-
ropa. UN posedziuose dalyvau-
jantieji diplomatai buve nuste-
binti tokia naujiena ). National
jie Wis dar serga iliuzijomis, kad
Kinijos komunistai "kitoki" /.
Is numatyto pereita ketvirta-
dieni pasitarimo apie taikos SUI
tarti su Austria nieko neisejo.
Sovietai nori, kad dar karta tue
reikalu susitiktu visi keturi mi
l.nisteriai, o ne delegatai.
Karine kontrole Vokietijoje
pasibaige. Dabar liko civiline
prieziuros administracija.
IS Washingtono pranesa, kad
yra leista parduoti sovietams
zibalo saltiniu irengimu uz puse
milijono doleriu. Taip pat pra-
mesa, kad sovietai jau siuncia
Amerika chrome ir mangano.
Taigi = prekiaujame -.
Kinijos delegates kviete UN
narius neuzmerkti akiu prizes
Kinijos uzpuolima. Jis pabreze,,
kad dabartiniai ivykiai Kinijoje
yra rusu imperializmo padaras
IImperializmo, kuris yra tas pats
kaip ir caru Rusijos. Kinijos ko-
munistai esq vien tik Maskvos
irankiai.
r1,o1I, ri
klnlJos komunlstal skeiolasl
kad Jle tenklhsls lilaziauSia ."
zimo paVyzdzlu neseks. vlsls
kai talp Jle If LletuVoJ kaloeJ(
1910 metas
no"oE'o 81
Visinskis UN posedyje niekt
neuzsimine apie savo atomin'
bomba, tik kaltino USA ir Di
dziaia Britannia. kad jos rem
giancios atomini kara.
lis pasiule sudaryti penki,
didziuiu valstybiu pakta tai
kai sustiprinti
! RUGSEJO Is
: c ,uswo; ,+,,,a;
o,.onos;no OHIO soviet,
vo,n.;;os koro,nis+;n;s te;s
.,,+o;sa Iaszlo Raik nose
no; h,,,,,s; IN v;daus nask,,
S.:o,; .a;,o1,, n,;n;s+o,; mi,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30
SESIOS DEMOS
pasaulio politikoje
komunistine vyriausybe

komunistine vyriausybe.
RUGSEJO 26
Generolas de Gaulle Prancu-
zijoje pareiske, kad sovietams
pasigaminus atomine bomba,
Prancuzijos saugumui nebeuz-
tenka tik Atlantic pakto. Jis stu
10 Prancuzijai sudaryti tiesiogi-
ne sutarti SUI Vokietija.
UN politines komisijos pir-
mininkas Pearson pareiske, kad
sovietai nei kick nera sukalba-
mesni, kaip ir buvo. Visinskio
kalba jis pavadino tokia pat
"piktnaudotojiska, kaip ir visa
da".
Kinijoj komunistai uzeme
Ningsia City Vidujinej Mongo-
lijoj ir Hami rytiniame Sinkian-
ge.
Kinijos vyriausybes finansai
isseksia per metus laiko, jei is
laidos bus daromos tokiomis nor
momis, kaip siuo metu.
RUGSEJO q
Bevinas UN posedyje labai
puole sovietus uz ju politine TAX
tika ir smarkiai pasiepe sovie-
tu nuolat vartojamus terminus,
kaip ), taikos myletojai", "karo
kurstytojai'' ir tt.
Izraelio valstybe priesinasi SUI
manymui ikurti Jeruzaleje tarp-
tautini rezima. il siulo paimti
tarptautinen globon tik religi-
mes Sventvietes.
Keturiu didziuju valstybiu mi
nisteriai buvo susitike pabandy-
ii pralauzti kelia taikos sutar-
ciai SUI Austria. Oar negirdeti,
kad jiems tai butu pasiseke.
RUGSEJO 2S
Amerikos vyriausybe nutare
remit Jugoslavijos kandidatura
Saugumo Taryba. Didzioji Bri-
tanija dar nenusistaciusi. Cali
balsuoti net ir uz Cekoslavaki-
ja...
Sovietai siulo uzdrausti ato.
mines bombos vartojima :.
Tai yra sends ju siulymas.
Xiii pareiskia, kad uzdraudi.
mas tik tada lures prasmes, jei.
gu bus ivesta tarptautine atomi.
mes energijos kontrole, SUI teise
inspektuoti visu krastu atomi.
MUS tyrinejimus ir gamyba. Su
tuo kaip tik ir nesutinka sovie.
tai, mes jie bio pasirodyti, ka
jie daro. 0 be tokios kontroles
uzdraudimas vartoti atomines
bombas butu tik tuscia propa.
ganda =.
Jugoslavija ir Kinija iskele
UN posedziuose formalius kal.
tinimus prizes sovietus, kad JIG
graso tu krastQ nepriklausomy'
bel.
i Vengrijos vyriausybe isvare
5 Jugoslavijos diplomatinius at
: stovus. Atsakydamas j tai Tito
isake ir Vengrijos diplomotams
: per "a valandas issikraustyti il
Jugoslavijos.
e Po derybu, trukusiu nuo 1914
), m. balandzio 80 dienos, sovieta
: pagaliau sutiko grazinti Ameri
U kai 80 laivq, kurie jiems buv'
S paskolinti karo metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30

programa, kuria rengia Chica-
gos Lietuviu Tremtiniu Drau-
gija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-30
RUIGSEJO "a

Visinskis UN posedyje nieko
neuzsimine apie savo atomine
bomba, tik kaltino USA ir Di-
dziaja Britannia, kad jos rem
giancios atomini kara.
Jis pasiule sudaryti penkiq
didziuju valstybiu pakta tai
kai sustiprinti -.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-04-15
Mobile, Aldbumd,

Nathanya beach, is to contain "a
bout 100 rooms.
Plans for the accommodation of
tourists in Jerusalem during the
coming summer season are be-
ing studied by the committee for
the development of Jerusalem of
the Jewish Agency. 1t is intend
ed to put to use all existing no.
tells and rest homes and encour-
age the opening of additional
ones.
The Affula local council has
offered industrialists city plots
for the construction of factories
in order to speed up the devel-
opment of the town. ORT has
promised to erect two trade
schools and a new Mizrachi high
school is being built in the town.
A Mizrachi home, built from the
contributions of American wo-
men, will soon be ready to re-
ceive 100 children.
Jerusalem will soon get a
number of new buildings for in
dustrial purposes which will be
situated in close proximity to
the poorer section of the city
where most prospective workers
live.
The government of Israel has
also promised to subsidize a pro-
ject for Institutional workshops
where apprentices will receive
pay during their period of vo-
cational training. This project
was conceived mainly in order
to save from later drifting child
rem who now make money as
neWsboys and shoeblacks until
they become too old to learn a
trade which offers a future.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-04-15
Land and Housing in Israel

are already being manufactured
in Israel under an Agency con-
tract, and an Agency architect
has recently left for Sweden to
buy 5000 more. About $50 mod
els of houses are to be built soon
with various materials and the
most suitable types will be chos-
en- for mass production for immi-
grants housing. This expert
ment is being carried out by the
Public Works Ministry.
A second luxury hotel on the
Sharon" model is planned by a
group of investors from the U. S.
and other countries, who will
soon arrive in Israel in order to
begin preparations for the erec-
ton of the building. The new
hotel, which will stand on the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-04-15
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Continued from Page 24)
,ote contractors whenever the
difference in wage levels is suf-
t;cient to counterfeit considera-
lions of job security, and some
lines have to face wildcat
strikes in their own enterprises.
Fbis situation is responsible also
kor continual rises in the cost Of
local building materials.
y
The Jewish Agency alone will
spend in 1949 eight million
bounds ($32,OOO,OOO) on housing.
Two thousand wooden dwellings
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04
BETHEL

Mrs. Russell Wright left Satur-
day to spend several weeks in Camp
Greek, w. Va, with relatives.
Layton Moore and daughter of
Salisbury, Md, and George Moore
of Delmar were Sunday guests Of
their mother, Mrs. Julia Moore.
Mrs. Rhoda Garrett returned
home Tuesday after spending the
past two months in Wilmington and
Camden, N. J.
Mrs. Twiford Eskridge return
ed home recently from the PENN
sula Hospital in Salisbury after
being a patient there for some
time.
Mrs. Harry Williams was din
ner guest Sunday of Mrs. William
Smith in Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson Moore and
children of Seaford and Mrs. HOr-
ace Moore of Wilmington were
town visitors on Sunday.
Miss Sarah Landlord of Whining
ton has been spending some time
here with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Furniss Of
Milford were dinner guests las
Sunday of their daughter and son
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Nit
chell.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Phillips
and daughter of MiddletOwn anC
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fely anC
daughter of Crawford, N. j., wer'
guests on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
Reuben CULLEN.
Norvel COulbOurn is visiting rel
atives in Houston with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Will COulbOurne.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Riggin ar
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Curry at Wyoming.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04
LINCOLN
Llnc0lR Methodist Church
Res. r. n. Wright, Pastor
Sunday. March 6

Llnc0lR Methodist Church
Rev. r. n. Wright, Pastor
Sunday. March 6
1000 q. m.-MOrning worship.
100 a. m.-Sunday school.
GAS D. mn Y. +. Kenneth Col
Pins. leader.
1880 p. m.-Evening worship.
The pulpit supply committee con-
'sisting Of Clifford Donovan, Doug
les Morgan, w. G. CasOn, Mar
shall Benson srOm Lincoln, Tom
CLARK. Ernest Watson, Vinal Rob
erts. Cedar Neck; Vinal Carey, Ri
ley Bennett and Carlton Argo, Of
Slaughter Neck, have invited Rev.
= r. Wright to return next year.
Mrs. Eva DOnOvan's class has
charge Of the music next Sunday.
W. G. CasOn's class will furnish
flowers FOR the chancel for the
month Of March
Mrs. Eva DOnOvan's class will
meet with Mrs. Donovan on Mon
day night, March z.
hrs. Ethel WaTren's class will
meet with Mrs. Eva Redden on
Tuesday evening, March s.
The last quarterly conference OF
this year viii be held in the Cedar
Meek Methodist Church on Wednes-
day. March Is, at 1880 p. m.
Miss Jessify Macklin spent the
weekend In Wilmington.
Harvey Shockley Seaman Second
Glass, Of Jacksonville, Florida
spent last Monday with his wife
Mrs. Joan Shockley.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Belts cele'
brated their 50th wedding anniver
sarv at their home near Shawnee
on Tuesday evening, February p
Mrs. Belts was the former Miss
Laura Truitt. daughter of the lat
Joshua and Nancy Reed Truitt o
Lincoln.
The bride of yester-year wore
blue dress and a eOrsage Of yellow
rosebuds. The decorations wer
yellow snapdragOns and jOnquils.
After a pleasant evening Of mu
sic and games. delicious refresh
ments Of ice cream. home mad
cake. candy and nuts were served
They received many beautiful an
useful gifts. The guests were Mr.
SaIlie Clendaniel. Mrs. Lizzi
Swain. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Truit
Mrs. Mae Wyatt. Mrs. Caddie Biedt
man. Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Donovan
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Swain, NJ
and Mrs. Harry Swain. Mrs. JAM
Shafer. Mrs. Joan ShOckley. Mr.
Mia Martin. Mrs. Anna Barnett
George Carpenter of Lincoln, NJ
and Mrs. Charles Swain, Mr.. an
Mrs. Edward Bennett, Mr.. and Mr.
William Clendaniel. Mrs. Carr
Burris Of Milford. Walter Truitt
Scranton. Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Wa
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04

ter Wiley and son Gerald, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Mcgee of Greenwood,
Mrs. Cecil Biedeman and daughter,
Mrs. oliver Ramsey and daughter,
little Nancy Catherine Of YeadOn,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erasmus Wilson and
J. L. Clendaniel visited the lat-
ter's daughter and sOn-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Watt in Federals-
burg, Md, last Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Swain, Mrs. Mia
Martin and Mrs. Minnie Sherwood
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Swain.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Krause and
son Roy of Wilmington spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Passwaters.
Miss Bell Moor and Will Conner
of Camden visited Mr. and Mrs.
I W. b. Donovan on Sunday.
Robert Redden, who is employ
ed on the pilot boat at Lewes,
/ spent the weekend with his grand
1 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Red
den.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wilkins
attended the funeral of Mrs. Will
kin's brother, Charles H. Miller of
ShelOcta, Pa, on Saturday.
Marvin Transeau, F. ~, U. S. S.
Coral Sea, stationed at Norfolk,
Va, is spending the weekend with
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford J. Donovan.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Lynch ar
rived home on Saturday after hav-
ing spent the past two weeks il
Florida.
Mrs. Make Dawson who has beer
quite i'll for the past two weeks is
improved at this time.
Robert Carey is a patient in the
! Milford Memorial Hospital, suffer
, ing with a fractured hip.
{ The P. T. A. chairman of pro
gram, Mrs. Robert WOllter and he
| cO-chairman wish to thank all P
, T. A. members and friends for thei
; cooperation at the last meeting
when Mrs. Tyndall of Georgetown
= was the guest speaker. There wa
la good attendance and a worth
e while program.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. IRA Walls enter
/ tanned on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Al
). thur Williams and son Dennis {
@ Glendale and Mrs. Thelma Wal
[. ringtOn and children of Milton.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Scott of Georgetown.
The Count On Me Club enter
tanned Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Emma LorrimOre in
SeafOrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shiles, Jr,
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Massey and daughter OF
Sharptown were dinner guests on
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
COrdrey, Jr.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04

Owls swallow whole pieces OF
their prey intact. The flesh IS
essimilated during digestion whlle
bones, fur, feathers and other
indigestible portions are formed
into pellets and regurgitated.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04

The owl of Europe has for years
been an emblem Of wisdom and III
early years was accepted as the
special ward of Pallas Athena OF
the Greeks.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04

The Irish River Shannon is TIL
largest river in the British Isles
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-30
Lewis Orders
Miners To Work
Three-Day Week
R Wirephoto


BLUEFIELDS, w. Va. June
30--For the first time since the
organization of the union of the
United Coal Minerssof. America,
the mo contract no work" poll
ey adhered TO by the members.
win be broken next week,
Today John l. Lewis, their pre-
sident. ordered all miners in pits
east OF the Mississippi to work
three days next week. Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, The
following week the days will be
eheneed o Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday,
Lewis explained that the mi
ncrs will work three days week.
~, pending negotiations between
him and southern operators in
this area and between him and
representatives, of coal operators
IN the north and east.
Lewis explained that the 10000
miners in the pits owned by the
United States Steel Corporation,
were also directed to go to their
pits.
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-30
BOOSTERS Help
IN fishermen

HOBART, Tasmania-P)-You
have to know your dogs and roos-
ters to 60 fishing off the south
east coast of Tasmania. They help
you to thread your way through
reefs close to shore
D. v. Button told about the
helpful dogs and roosters at a re-
turned Soldiers League Congress.
He asked the Congress to cam
paign for small lighthouses on
the Tasmanian coast. He said that
if inshore fishermen knew the
bark of Bill Smiths dog, the bark
of Bill Jones dog, and the crow
ing of few roosters. then they
knew where the reefs were
Another speaker told how the
war veterans came into the prob
lem. The trouble, he said, is that
young ex-sericemen fishermen do
not know which dog is which.
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-30
Promote Napoles
OF Batlery
|Nalilllsl Guard

Second Lieutenant Mario r.
Napoles, Jr.. Btry. A, 712th AAA
Gun Battalion, Key West Unit Of
the Florida National Guard, was
promoted recently to the Rank of
First Lieutenant, after successful-
~ passing an examination before
the Officer Candidate Board at
Miami.
First 1t. Napoles joined Battery
A shortly after it was activated
in 1947. He was a member Of the
Army Air Force during the war,
having served as Classification
and Statistical Specialist for al
most four years in the Flying
Training Command.
Battery A is now preparing to
proceed to its summer training
period at Camp Stewart, near Sa-
vannah. Georgia, where it will
train in Anti-Aircraft Artillery
firing for two weeks.
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-30
Program Made Possible
Through City Recreation
Department And
County School Board

What promises to be the most
complete and elaborate recreation
program ever attempted in Key
West, will get underway. Friday.
at Bayview Park. it was an
nounced today.
This program is made possible
by and through the cooperation
of the City Recreation Depart
'ment and the Monroe County
School Board and will be under
the direction of Paul G. Albury,
city recreation director, and
Blaney Rachley, new assistant
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-30
Special Meeting or
Trustees Held
Yesterday
Hospital Board
Announces Selection Of
William II. Warren,
Jr., As Administrators

William r. Warren, Jr., son of
the late DR., William r, Warren,
was appointed as administrator of
the Monroe County Hospital at a
special meeting of the Board of
Trustees held at 5 p. m. yesterday.
The board voted for Warren
unanimously. Members of the
board said that they were in
agreement to make every effort
possible to obtain the best adj
ministrator of the hospital.
1t was made clear by the board
that Warren's appointment is on
ly temporary until such time as
the board can make permanent
appointment
"Inasmuch as the hospital must
have an administrator at all times
for efficient operations, the board
felt at their meeting yesterday
that during the interim period,
between now mad when action
can be taken on the appointment
of a permanent administrator,
that they should secure someone
for the position on a temporary
basis, said a statement prepared
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-30
Rent Control
Lifted In Three
Florida Counties

WASHINGTON, June 30
Housing Expediter Tighe Wood
ANNOUNCED today that he had re-
moved rent control from three
counties Of Florida, two Of which
come under a Florida law enact
ed at the last session of the legis-
lature.
Those two counties are Hills
borough and Polk, whose repre-
sentativeS passed local bills for
relief from rent control, in accor-
dance with an act of congress. De-
control goes into effect in Hills
borough on July 5 and two days
later in Polk.
No action was taken at the leg
islature regarding Seminole
county, but Wood explained that
rents had been decontrolled in
that county because an investiga-
ton disclosed that there is no
housing shortage there.
The Key West citizen., 1949-06-30
Meeting Report
Given To Rotary
j
Club This Noon.

A report covering the conven-
ton of Rotary international at
New York recently was given to
the Key West Rotary Club by Sc
bastian Cabrera, Jr., at the lunch
con held in st. Paul's Episcopal
Church Parish Hall.
The guests of Rotary Club to-
day were J. NJ. Crutch of Flury
and Crutch and Joe Sirugo of
the Sunshine Construction Com
pany, who are building about 100
homes in the city, and Russ Wilt
ans, of Abbott laboratories.
Joe Pearlman also spoke about
the convention, an all lauded Carl
Hilton, for his fine entertainment
at the Roosevelt Hotel, New York.
Edwin Trevor, past president,
presided in the absence of Aqui-
limo Lopez. Jr.