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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-20
GRIzO Is FLORIDOS

Agota ir Liudvikas Navickai parva-
ziavo is Floridos gerai nusiteike,
praleide tenai pora savaiciu atosto-
gu. PIP. Navickai kelione ir Florida
labai patenkinti, mes ten, salia gam
tos ispldingumo ir kitokip idomybiu
sutiko daug pazistamu clevelandie-
dieciu, kurie JUGS graziai prieme ir
maloniai vaisino. Agota Navickiene
turf placiu pazinciu, kaip daug daily
vaujanti visoumeniniuose darbuose,
ypac Naujojoj Parapijoj. Jos tril-
sas .visada reiksmingas ir draugijos
kuriose il veikia, dziaugiasi jos gri-
zimu j darba atnaujinta energija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-20
PIJAUS ZIURIO
PADEKOS LAISKAS

Stu metu birzelio m. Is d.
suejo SO metu, kaip as gyvenu
,Tungtinese Amerikos Valstybe-
Sc. Ia, mano nuomone, nereiks-
minga ivyki pastebejo mano Bi-
ciuliai bel pazistami ir birze-
|io 18 diena surenge Siam ivy
kiui atzymeti jaukQ pobuvi.
Jausdamas nuosirdu dekingu-
ma uz toki grazu bel prasminga
mano asmens pagerbima, mega
ledamas asmeniskai padekoti
mineiimo rengejams, dalyviams,
Seimininkems bel visiems XII
items vienaip ar kitaip prisi-
|dejusiems prie sio ivykio atty
|mejimo, -laikau malonia parei-
ga padekoti viesai.
Dekoiu pp. B. Gaidziunui, V.
Rasteniui. J. Brazauskui, J. Au-
gustinaviciui, J. Daugelai ir V.
Braziuliui - sio minejimo ini-
ciatoriams bel rengejams. Ma
no nuosirdi padeka PIP. DIR. s.
". Tamosaiciui. J. Brazauskui ir
A. Klimui uz ju turiningas kali
las bel mano veiklos grazius
|ivertinimus. Nuosirdziai dekoju
Ipp. Lietuvos Atstovui sveicari-
! ioje dr.. jur. A. Geruciui. Vliko
nariams - T. sidiskiui ir M. Va
liukenui. generolui V. Nagiui,
DIR. B. Dirmeikiui. pulk. J. Mu-
steikiui, maj. B. Bartkunui, ra-
sytojui S. Zobarskui uz nuosir-
dzius laiskus, Clevelando Lie
tuviu Tremtiniu Draugijai uz
prasminga meniska adresa.
Savo gilu dekinguma reiskiu
pobuvio Gerbiamosioms Semi
ninkems Ponioms - Eidukevi-
cienei, Raulinaitienei, Gaidziu-
nienei, N. Braziulienei ir kitoms
uz grazu vaisiu paruosima bel
triusa, kuris JOINS atiteko ruo-
Slant 81 pobuvi.
Ypatinga mano padeka pri-
klauso DIRVOS Redaktoriui b.
|Vincui Rasteniui US sio ne tair
1jau reiksmingo mano gyvenimo
Iivykto paminejimo programos
grazu pravedima, kuri jo suma-
numo deka tapo prasminga lie.
tuvybes svente! Taip pat deko.
ju P. V. Rasteniui uz paskyrims
tiek'daug vietos DIRVOS pusla.
piuose mano gyvenimui bel veik.
lai sioje salyje nusviesti.
Oar karta dekodamas visiems
- rengejams ir sveciams - u;
parodyta man sia proga deme
lsi ir prielankuma, is savo puse.
jauciuos. jog gyvendamas siam'
laisves ir demokratijos kraste
permazai nuveikiau lietuvybe
bel savo Tevynei Lietuvai, kie]
turetu nuveikti kiekvienas So
moningas Lietuvos sunus.
Todel pasizadu ateityje dirb
tt, kick leis mano jegos bel lai
kas, taip. kad manosios veiklo
Il vaisiais butu patenkinti ne ii
mano Biciuliai bel Tautiecia
| bet ir musu visq mylima Tevy
ne Lietuva!
Il Reiksdamas visiems
Il savo pagarba, lieku
II Jusu
II Plus zilrys su Selma
/ 1850 m. birzelio men.
!! Avon Lake, Ohio :.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-20
CLEyELANDIEcIAI DETRoITE

Is Clevelando j LKRSA SIENNA bu-
vo nuvyke Salaseviciai, Mulioliai, ces-
mai, J. Urbsaitis, Sukiene, Glugodiene,
Saukiavicius. Kai kurie pasakoja, kad
seimas buves labai grieztai vedamas
ir viskas taip eje, kaip valdybos is
anksto nustatyta. Opozicija nors ir
bandziusi reikstis, bet vadovybes, pa
dedant jai istikimiems seimo daily
viams, buvusi grieztai sudrausta ir
nutildyta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-20
IDOMUS POBUVIS KITA
SEKMADIENI

Kita sekmadieni, liepos 80 d.
ALT Sajungos skyrius DIR. Ia
mosaicio rezidencijoje rengia
idomq ir malonu pobuvl atvira-
me ore. Bus: grynas oras, pui.
kus sodas, ezeras, uzkandziai
muzika ir trumpa programa
items, kurie nores "papolitikuo.
ti', tai yra, padiskutuoti apie
dabartinius pasaulio ivykius il
ju perspektyvas.. Discussions
skiriama apie valanda laiko. 10.
Sc dalyvauti visiems neprivalo.
ma: tai tik proga pasikalbeti
megejams. Diskusijas YES DIR.
VOS redaktorius, kuris pagei.
dauja, kad norintieji dalyvau.
ii diskusijose pagal galimuma is
anksto uzsiregistruotu ir pasi.
rengtu savo nuomones dabarti-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-20
TREMTINIU sUSIRINKIMAs

saukiamas 81 sekmadieni, 1880 val.
Bus keiciami istatai, renkama nauja
valdyba ir tt.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-20
GG4@Q%!?{&{&{{%Iafd{s&} |?

Iir visi kaip tik kulturiniQ sluok.
sniu atstovai.
Jubiliejiniu iskilmiu progra
mole bus dar iskilmes ir sesta
dieni, 2::30, amerikieciu darze
Lyle, kur bus atidengtas Lincol
no biustas. Kalbes Ohio guber
|natorius Frank J. Lausche.
siose, O ypac sekmadienio is
kilmese, visi lietuviai kvieGiam
kuo iskilmingiausiai dalyvauti
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RkO keith's 1O5th
NESIJAUDINKIT,
MOTERISKES!
(Atkelta is Alto puslapio)

(Atkelta is Alto puslapio)
viz nekaltina uz tai Amerikos,
bet visi zinc, kad taip buvo ir
jaucia to fakto tragiskuma /.
Ir ne milijonai, O tik maza
dalis lietuviu pasitrauke is sa-
vo krasto ir tuo daug prisidejo
prie to, kad anksciau atsidary-
tn akys ITEMS, kurie ilgai nema-
tie, kad savo uzantyje augina
pavojingiausia gyvate. O pasi-
trauke jie todel, kad vietoj
iskilmingai pazadetos Atlantic
Chartos, apie kuria jiems tick
daug buvo kalbeta per "Voice of
America, apie kuria jie klause,
rizikuodami savo laisve ir net
gyvybe, uz kuria buvo pasiryze
kovoti Xxi paskutiniuju - vie
toj tos Atlantic Chartos atejo
-. Teherano, Jaltos, Potsdamo
susitarimai.
I Amerika is Lietuvos pasi-
traukusiu lietuviu atvyko 20
tukstanciu. Daugumas moteru,
vaiku, vyresnio amziaus zmoniu,
kurie puikiai gall padeti Ameri-
kai savo darbu, bet kuriu pa
galba fronto linijose nebutu rel
kalinga. Yra dalis ir jaunu Wy
ru. Ar jie slepiasi uz sijonu?
Ar jie ruosiasi begti?
Oar karta sakome - nesijau-
Idinkit moteriskes! Jau daugiau
kaip prizes metus lietuviai pasiu-
lie Amerikos valdziai - ar il
nenoretu isteigti prie savo ka-
Iriuomenes svetimsaliu, ar nors
lietuviu legijona, kaip prancu-
zai turf? CPrancuzu legijone
jau kelinti metal SUI tuo paciu
priesu Indokinijoj kovoja keli
simtai lietuviuD Americas val
dzios istaigos j tai atsake, kad
tuo tarpu nereikia.
Jus labai sujaudino, kad 10
metu lenkas jounuolis pasisiule
i kariuomene. Oar nezinom, ar
j prieme. Bet lenku dabar j sia
Sail juk yra atvykusiu ne ma
ziau, kaip lietuviu. Tx vienas
atsirado, apie kuri laikrasciai
parase. Ar jus manot, kad nera
nei vieno jauno lietuvio, kuris
jau bande eiti j kariuomene?
Bet tie atskiri atsitikimai ne
turi reiksmes. Galite drasiai IT,
keti, kad lietuviu savanoriu eiti
il kova prizes Americas ir Lietu-
vos bendra priesa atsiras dau-
kiau, negu JUS manote. Bet tai
bus tada, kai j ta kova pakvies
tikra Americas vadovybe, o ne
slapukes motereles, nedristan-
clos net savo vardo pasisakyti.
Ir ypac daug bus savanoriu ta-
da, kai nuo veliavQ, vedanciu j
ta kova bus nuplesti uzrasai -
"Teheranas", "Jalta", "Potsda-
mas, ir kai vietoj ju vel suspin-
des visam pasauliui tick daug
vilciu dawes uzrasas - "AT-
LANTO CHARTA''.
Lietuviai mato, kad jau yra
Amerikos vyru, kovojanciu su
bolsevizmu - kuris yra lygiai
Amerikos, kaip ir Lietuvos prize
sas. Bet jie, mate pasaulio il
patyre karo daugiau, negu jums
sapne kada nors yra prisisapna
We, mato taip pat ir derybas
Maskvoje, is kuriu vel dar gal
iseiti kokia nors nauja "Jalta''
5 stai kur yra seselis, kuris dau
( geli skaudziai pamokytu mus,
; tautieciu sulaiko nuo perdau.
skubiu zingsniu. Jie noretq sto
tt kova, tik jie nori matyti
kad tai bus tikrai kova del viskc
kova Xxi laisves ir teisingum
laimejimo, o ne Xxi pirmos pre-
lgos nusileisti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-20

niu ivykiu reikalais pasakyti per
ne ilgesni, kaip 10 minuciq lai-
ka: visiems bus idamiau isgirs-
tt keleta nuomoniu, 0 ne vieno
kalbetojo klausytis.
Dalyvauti kvieciami ALT Sa-
jungos nariai, jq seimos ir vi
81 tautieciai, kuriems tas pobu-
Wis atrodys gals butt idomus.
Adresas: 26OO1 Lake Shore Blv.
Laikas: liepos 80 d. 800 v. PIP.
Dalyvavimo kama: tik SO centu.
RkO keith's 1O5th
Liepos 1872 id. "The Gun
fighter" SUI Gregory Peck.
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DAILININKV Selma DIDEJA

] Clevelanda is Vokietijos (Frei-
burgo) prizes savaite atvyko ir ap-
sigyveno dailininkas Juozas PivoriIi-
mas. Jis yra baiges Freiburgo memo
mokykla, skulpturos .skyrip.
Dabar Clevelande jau turime iris
ailininkus naujakurius: zilinska, Rau-
linaiti ir Pivoriuna.
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TAUTIECIAI,


dar reikia 5000 ietuviu at
vezti ir 5000 ligoniq bel palie-
geliu, likusiu Vokietijoje, SUI
selpti. Skirkite nors dali peln0
is rengiamq pramogu, ekskur-
siju, geguziniu ir kitokiu pobu-
viu musq ligoniams pagelbeti.
Aukas siuskie:
United Lithuanian Relief Fund
of America, Inc.
los Grand ST., Brooklyn IL, NY
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-06-22
WE ARE INDIvIDUALISTS!
BY RUTH TAYLOR

of indvdualss Those who would isolate
world stand that ndvdualm hoping thus
concerted Those the other hand who believe
collective whether be the of the State
that able distinction
condemn indvduaism archaic.
ndividua will listen neither critic We have regard
the and belief the sany of the individual We respect
the State because convictions of
individual citizens We believe the responsibilities well
individual believe responsibility of
like
wise join in the fellowship of nations.
isn't always be indvdual There times
would be much simpler
what think ruled We
the heritage of free however thinking
day in and day out
when attempts being from side
the full forces
must be clear and individual thinkers Commun
difde
nation of individuals working side by without
birthplace work religious faith
pickering
allowing prejudice
first at the minds of those
therefore, this hour world travail
individual liberties fighting and working together the
good of ALL
that the rights threatened rights of
danger country
without that not first defeated from within
be maintain ndividuasm,
holding all avoiding all
generazation of neghbor by his class his
Let at all times that unity of which has made
individuals which
greater of freedom to each succeeding
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-06-22
Lubor's Most Critical Yeor

We are fast approaching the critical months of critical
wear for the American Federation of Labor forces In ONO
This is the year which the principles OF liberal govern
ment will achieve final victory suffer another setback as
they did in 1916
The Ohio State Federation of Labor's Educational and
Political League has just endorsed Joseph T. Ferguson tor
United States Senator 1t has also endorsed full slate OF
candidates for Congress-
There must no longer be any doubt in the minds OF
thinking that ourselves own best champions
Legislation in the best interest of people can emerge
only as result of eectng candidates who know and fully
understand problems and who Will prove TO be our
friends in seeking the solution of these problems
Labor faces it's most critical year in 1880 and one IN
which will have to mobilize their tOta
strength if basic democratic rights to be preserved
1t therefore of the utmost Importance that the men
and women who make up the membership of the American
Federation of Labor in Ohio recognize the tremendous I'M
portance of the coming elections.
The task will be tremendous but it is by means
impossible Unity of purpose and educational campaign
designed to make the worker politically conscious Will spell
and will dividends, with greater Secu
ity for the overwhelming majority Of the people.
In the remaining months of the campaign we must go
the grass roots OF membership and their taes
We hold rallies for members and Their families All
affiliated bodies have key role to play in this crucial
struggle
There are two things which must do for is de-
pendent upon the other We must register the members OF
organized labor to vote and must inform our members
of the Importance of going TO the polls.
central bodies and local must continue TO set
up permanent registration committees and these commit
tees reach to the most distant outposs of move
men to the end that all AT of L. members and their fam
lilies are registered.
The kind of fight that wage during these important
months will determine labor's future
1t must again be emphasized that abors enemies are
mastering every of power to elect the archenemy OF
labor
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-06-22
@I8|Z8!|!s$S|k;l & l,

in Harrisburg, Pa the Pennsylvania Unemployment Compen-
saon ruled that just because worker teeto
gives down job dslery and keep on
The ruling, handed down IN the case
who had taken the pledge held at she
would risk" by working in a whskey factory
in Paul. Mnn decision of the Minnesota sup
Court declared worker injured auto accident mas t
though he's unemployed
at the time of the accident.
Ohio Robert Taft advised the graduating class
of Ashland avoid work career
the graduates the president of ClO unon
had his friends from getting his feet and proposing
that Taft follow his advice
Chicago AFL American Federation of Musicians, when
has faced way problem wondered what they ought 90
patients operated made recordings of
Bg Crosby and the Andrews Sisters are
provided request.
Baltimore capitalism another crisis when the Ches
railroad that tipping would be resumed on
after hreeyear nonppng experiment The company
leaving tip equally if they succumbed habit and
slipped a coin under the saucer"
Tokyo strikes cropped by the
score officials confronted with gimmick Five
week loud speaker blared outside the federal
ministry Each time the employees quit work and rush
who Minister shouting and
what good boss was? Vote for Parla
ment"
Durham worker his doctor told, If5
completely and absolutely tobacco
you'll live that long, The worker thanked hn
his machine which sorts and cuts
millions of pounds of tobacco each year.
several thousand repair
mechanics have begging weeks The
possess gforgoten skl needed main
antique including 1894 Tally 1916 Brewster
the Chicago Fairs pageant Frontiers OF Freedom
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-06-22
News and Views


shs the bloc be dominate
Labor @ ps The f e the Of 5
outside labor have counterpart to the league
ing what effect will ultimately political and
they should the face f these
events devise their own program of affirmative action
Having thus trumpet s , .
labor incidental ONE f,lnt n
Of frent views major issues by large segment of the popua
threat the s fas ssPsae
FL O. @ that may sss afs
m s s ss. s with the
past activity larger substantial
ss Gs
eenseds Sae pos although
over s a2S ND Dae " @ be % oe o I
major political parties BY labor.
union political action really threaten the nations political
down apathy and meeting
ing Gs 2 pesas S 9 % Ba s
s about a peer 30 far @ 1F
unions The PAc in view of the much smaller resources of the co
AcwA difficulties collecting voluntary contributions
ca campaign making slight headway and that the leadership has
explains this apathy? and foremost the American
a his political
beliefs and activities dictated by leadership how
Although willing contribute all of educa
tona and humanar causes he apparently bak at attempt
have political nosums matter how desirable they
20 the leadership fosed upon him.
Moreover experience amply confirms prefer play
they fit and acced victory themselves
izations with which their contact is remote
these risks that the enlist strong backing among
membership likely % Editorial
New Jersey Labor Herald states
eff the situation New jersey symbolic of what is happen
throughout the the AFL Council
better consider calling conference of international
officers them the of life
contributions
Washington There other raise these funds
inteTnatonal leaders action the AFL,
the LPE, the State Federaons of Labor will plead van
Indeed judging by conditions looks if it going
be a o "too little and too late"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-06-22
Cuts In Public Housing

neat method of blocking the wishes of the American
people demonstrated recently in the House OF Repre-
sentatives.
1t was very simple. The House Tories succeeded in
crppng the program of public housing by cutting funds for
it's operation by third.
President Truman recommended that the Public lious-
ing Administration (PIA be allotted $13 million for the
fiscal year which begins July The House Appropriations
Committee trimmed the figure to Sill million And hen
the House itself sliced it to $87500 000or 4250O0O less
than the President deemed necessary.
PHA is the agency which the public housing pro-
gram Congress- the demand of the people, approved the
program last year.
1t is essential that PA have the funds the President
recommended to operate Otherwise the housing pro-
gram will be the failure that the real estate lobby hopes
will be.
The Senate Appropriations Committee and then the
full Senate due the shortly If the Sen
funds for PA to the $3 million figure there
is good chance PHA will get the money it needs
Trade unionists who in the forefront of the fight
public housing and slum clearance, should write their
Senators appropriate $3 million to the Public
Housing Administration.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-06-22
Trouble Faces The Flints

Harry Cook, president of the American Flint Glass
Workers Union told the delegates to the convention now be-
ing held in Toledo very disturbing facts to the dang
confronting his union MEMBERS well the manufac-
turers in the glass trade
He pointed out that failure by government to
tect the American manufacturer and workers in the glass
trade through adequate tariff laws meant placing the Am
ercan industry in competition with cheap labor in both
Europe and Asia.
Such competition with foreign workers, whose wages
in most less than half the amount paid Amer
workers. would natural consequence price our Am
ercan glass industry out of business We all believe in Civ
ing all possible aid to those devastated countries of Eu
rope but in placing industries in a position where
wage element becomes basic factor such aid becomes des
tructive and absolutely nAmercan When attempt to
call upon the average citizen of these United States to
chase American made glassware national pride but
bump head against the solid wall of economic deermn
alton.
Again we have that dollar factor which governs
importing merchants they little about cheap labor and
it's consequent Ill effects upon workers Europe and Asia
Their only concern seems to be- How much can make?
Yes the Flins have serious problems confronting them
their present deliberations Organized labor should give
all aid possible Your union may be the next to suffer
through similar un-American processes
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-06-22
Social Security Vote Neors

BY the middle of this week you should know how good
social security bill you will get
The Senate began debate social security legislation
June 3. Senators will begin voting the bill June 20.
The outlook is for passage of pretty good bill The
which the Senate Finance Committee has approx
ed goes far toward making the social security program ade
quate But the legislation still is far from what is needed
Key votes the social security expansion bill probably
will amendments sponsored by Sens Scott Lucas
d.. Ill., and Frank Myers 3D., Pa)
They want to include In the Senate Measure the much
needed disability insurance program which the House has
approved They also want TO increase the annual wage cell
ing which benefits based from the present figure of
$4,000 $4,000 The House has okayed this but the Senate
committee refused to go along.
The legislation the committee approved increases old
age pensions average of 80 social
security benefits to 10 million workers (35 million
covered)
Last fall the House passed bill similar to that the
Senate is considering
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-06-22
WASHINGTON LABOR
So Now Farmers
OF SC Are Aiding
Creeping Socialism
10y BRADEoRDv. CARTER ..

Washngon YOU'RE still psa a%p 0
Edison 5 S %ss % @ s ?' s
esSa GSa aas @
600 @ @ The a% tn turn @ e tseea ae S has
electric b telling the truth over YER and & over again
Let's nses ns the PS@ south Carolina Electric Gas Example
fo % Ii O. @ New York Wssngon and South
q starting @ boiler s %fG asd b in % @ % o mTsi
wrapped this business I've invested than half my life in
power for modern living"
Now up against situation think you should know about"
ssse s d as Do @ JOB no s is
sound because its services failed to meet the demands of growing
What's eating Horatio Alger Meeekng tells u.s.
ee%bned eessh n project which will ultimately destroy speccs
S Ss @
headline S pS reads Dd 1 You Tell
GOO Of money and destroy sound American company worth
look the Edson aTE s' @
South Carolina dam which
farmers eooperave to per power They
@ sssss @ a s s pSs % e the
ssd the
m df s r. S finally i'm eg h ~ to s.
Company sa as 'eS nss load
ae ts % ] G'f,Gs ro@ @ @ eRfS n% at aSa s
letter from McMeekn announcing he had cut the to them
under what the said they would charge
facilities adequate the "wastv
the Before the REA loan Chair
Smith of the sc Public Service said he
central South Carolina
wholly there woefu shortage of distribution
inadequate service and the mentioned Did
you say facilities adequate" Mr. Mem?
McMeekn $100000OO0 business and this REA
~ his but his statement the
change his power
amounts to less than cent of its total
to Wickard, REA
First fourth the
those
additional loads that the utility lines
able handling When single lane highway becomes
the traffic the addition of
paraelng but certainly cannot be cassed duplication
Wickard points out
The private built their lines
areas precisely because they serving rra
As the Washington greaV
socialm) pointed
dispute "The
companies have unable unwilling
areas And the Post also
of the most basicay American
help
the life of the loan $4,000
have been and with
their they will be assured of adequate
growing will be able to bring electric first
time $4,000 additional families Tell those
is creeping socialism, Mr. McM)
What is Mr. Mem really crying about? It's He had
the farmers tired it, and have made small
monopoly That Mr. Men, and your friends the Edison
Institute Creeping socialism" help that great
institution you always speaking forfree enterprise.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-06-22
Bunk

1t is a common practice of monopoly interests, when
they finally caught up by regulatory agen-
ce to take full page newspaper ads blaming the govern
ment for persecution"
That is what the p grocery chain did when at the
end OF years of successful dodgng of the antitrust laws it
finally mad to face the consequences.
That is also what the South Carolina Electric and Gas
Company doing. The company spending thousands
OF dollars newspaper ads trying to put the idea that
the Rural Eectfcatlon Administration and Id farmer cleo
trio power co-ops out to l their business by dup-
eating 800 miles of power transmission lines
The fact is as the impartial South Carolina Public Uti-
ties Commission has noted that the facilities of the South
Carolina Electric and Gas Company wholly inadequate"
It's not duplication the electric company is worried
about, but effective competition