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Evening star., 1950-10-08
Recreation Staff Note.
Growing Acceptance
OF Non Segregation

some advance" is the accept
ance of racial integration in rec
reation here was noted by the
Recreation Departments program
staff during the 1850 fiscal year
But the staff was unable to say
that the District was ready yet
for full acceptance of non -segre-
cation in neighborhood recreation
according to the annual report OF
the Recreation Board.
The recreation workers are Co
operating earnestly" to make eff
fective the Recreation Board pol
icy adopted last year to eliminate
segregation as fast as would be
consistent with public order and
effective administration, the COM
missioners were advised.
Rose Park Change Studied.
The report said that designa-
ton and operation of Rose Park,
Twenty-seventh and o streets
NV, and Garfield playground,
Third street and Virginia avenue
Sc, as open" units has been
studied.
Although there has been seme
advance in the acceptance of
racial integration in recreation,
the program staff feels that the
ratio of white to Negro participa-
ktion at these units does not indi-
cate that the community is at
this time ready for full accept
ance of non-segregation in neigh
tborhood recreation" it declared
At the public swimming pools
during the free swim instruction
in the summer of 1949 under the
lnon-segregated pattern. the nor
NAL attendance of white partici-
pants continued at Takoma and
East Potomac pools, but it was
considered advisable to withdraw
! the recreation instructors at the
!. Mckinley and Anacostia pools,
Ithe report said.
All Tournaments Open.
In the summer just past, the
Recreation Board took no part in
activities at the six swimming
pools operated by the Interior De-
partment, all on a non-segregated
basis.
During the year, indoor audience
participation was unrestricted and
all city-wide sports tournaments
were designated open" but there
was little change in the pattern
either of spectator attendance OF
of participation, it was added.
t Some units are being studied to
determine the advisability of trans
fer from one group to the other
or the designation of additional
open units it was said.
! In general, the board reported
that attendance at public recrea-
ton programs increased 3.27 pei
cent during the year to an aggre-
gate figure of 14,291,O47 at the
so units.
OF the 160 units operated, 81
were white, 50 were Negro and ID
were Open.
Evening star., 1950-10-08

the new assistant director for the
same branch. He formerly was
physical director of the branch.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Restoration Of Pavinq
|0n Memorial Bridqe
Urged by Park Heads
By Nelson Shepard

Three-fourths of s204, 900 re-
paving fund for Arlington Memoir
ial Bridge could be saved by re-
storing the original condition of
the granite block surface instead
lof replacing it with "disfiguring'
black asphalt. park officials
claimed yesterday.
The restoration not only would
provide a roughened surface to
reduce traffic skidding, they
claimed. but also would preserve
the monumental character of the
bridge.
An. inter-agency dispute over
the surface of Memorial Bridge
was dumped into the lap of the
Fine Arts Commission Friday
Twice previously that group had
ruled in favor of granite sur
face. Now the Public Roads Ad-
ministration insists the smooth
ly-worn blocks constitute a traf-
fic hazard and wants to pave the
road surface with asphalt. ,"
Congress was asked for funds
to repave the bridge after bus
plunged through the railing on
August 2. 1916, killing one and in
juring A. There has been no fatal
accident on the bridge since then.
The National Capital Parks Of
flee disclosed it recently had con-
Quoted a series of road tests to
determine if it were possible to
spall the surface of the worn
blocks in an effort to restore their
original roughnesS. Spalling is the
process of chipping off the sur
face material by means of heat ap-
plication.
The granite blocks, about two
inches square, have held up re-
markably well for more than 20
years. But the roadbed has sunk
in numerous places. The bitumi-
nous filler used between the blocks
has "bled" and spread over the
blocks, forming a thick covering.
This is what causes skidding.
Harry T. Thompson. associate
superintendent of NCP believed
the condition could be remedied
by spalling and arranged for the
tests throug the Public Roads Ad-
miniStration. .
He said workman with blow
torch can burn off the smooth
surface of one square yard of
blocks in five minutes.
A report on the tests disclosed
that the burning process has no
adverse effect on the part of the
block remaining intact after the
spalling treatment.
Skid tests made after a section
OF the bridge surface was spalled
in this way was said to have
proved the roughened surface is
as safe as any other paving when
wet.
Park officials regard Memorial
Bridge as safe as the old Four
teenth Street Bridge across the
Potomac. They are as anxious
as any other agency, they say.
to see that it is rendered even
safer against traffic hazards.
They do not see the necessity,
however. of spending all the re-
paving fund when the span could
be put in excellent condition at
comparatively little cost.
The Public Roads Administra-
tion wants to remove the crown of
the surface and also put in stone
curbing. That would constitute a
major construction job and inter-
fere with traffic a long time, M.
Thompson contended. Park Off
cials would remedy sunken con-
ditions in the roadbed without
disturbing the entire surface.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
New Jewish Class to Stort

The Bethesda Chevy Chase
Jewish Community Group today
will open Sunday school for chill
dren S to IL years of age, in newly
acquired quarters, S Edison lane,
which is off the Rockville pike
.212 miles north of the Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Evening star., 1950-10-08

Branch.
Mr.. Mascara
leaves his pres
e mt post OF
clubs and class
es director OF
the E a S t ern
Branch of the
club. He sue
ceeds Paul Ca
SaSSa, recently
named execu-
tive director OF
the w e S t err
Branch.
Joseph Bran
u011 1y,o1
Evening star., 1950-10-08
A. E. Mascara Appointed
Head of BOYS Club Branch

August E. Mascara. veteran of
80 years in boys club work, has
been named director of the Wash
ington Boys Club Western
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Bison Killed Off

1t was estimated in 1889 that
there were only Sal bison in the
United States of an original herd
Of SO million.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11

1888 TERRAPLANE, sedan: fair condi-
ton, best offer takes it. IS40e Pawnee
ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11
FOR RENT

ATTRACTIVE room in Euclid home
kitchen and living room privileges.
KE. 1-1620. after 4.
. ROOMS and bath 2O7s6 Westport ave.
NEWLY furnished room, garage op-
tional. 1851 East 221st st. KE. 1-2445.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1887 FORD, tudor sedan; cheap. ".
l-10i7, after p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11

855 EAST I49th st. Extra large House:
keeping room, nicely furnished
own entrance.
SLEEPING rooms for two gentlemen
14614 Aspinwall ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11

TWO coy rooms on East 156th near
St Clair, own entrance, share kitch-
en-, frigidaire with other couple. IL
1926.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11
FOR RENT

SLEEPING room, kitchen privilege.
after $50 D. m. or Saturday and
Sunday. 1906 Woodwork rd., Apt5.
FURNISHED rooms, private en-
trance. semi bath. gas, lights, heat
furnished, newly decorated, or 2
working people. Ii. 1-8801.
LARGE room. twin beds, two men,
near Five Points. Ii. 1-5244, $40 East
lSOth.
ROOM for gentleman, near Transport
tation and factory, private home.
IX. 1-z8A.
SLEEPING room. semt-bath. $40 East
l46th ST.
LARGE bedroom for adults. MU.
ROOMS. everything furnished. child
welcome. 06B East 149th st. Call for
appointment. MU. 1-7463.
PLEASANT room in quiet home. 3l9
East 197th st. Kenmore 1-8449.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-11

WOOD for kindling, free for hauling
away. Ii. 1896.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-08-04
HOMEMAKER'S COUNCIL MEETS NEXT MONDAY

Members of the Homemaker's Council and all Homemakers Club project leaders are reminded of next Mondays meeting. The Council will be called to order at 10:30 am. in the club room of the Extension Service. Project lead CTS will be briefed on the next work assignments in a meeting which begins in that room at two pm.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-08-04
COLONY DAY SPENDS $1 500 ON FUN, CHAMBER MUST RAISE MORE MONEY

1IlS SdO, OuL I1OL SUI p1 lSI1lS, news that Colony Day was almost $50 in the red was given to the Chamber of Commerce by com .mittee head Al Hagen, at last Wednesdays meeting. MT. Hagen submitted a complete financial statement Reprinted in its en- tirety elsewhere in this iSsue). He also gave verbal orchids to some fellow workers for their coopera- ton and tossed scallions to others whose jobs were not well handled.
 MT. Hagen particularly criti- cized Palmer merchants who failed to support the program with financial aid. He recom- mended that no Colony Day pro- gram be attempted in the future, without advance financial con- tributions from all Valley mer- chants.
 Chamber members accepted the report, and the responsibility for underwriting the days deficit. President Clair Stock asked for suggestions on making up the shortage. Jack Maze suggested a raffle, with tickets sold through a punchboard. The suggestion was accepted by the Chamber and MT. Maze was appointed the committee head to make plans for the event. He announced that the rafffle probably would take place on Seward Day, sometime in October.
 The committee seeking housing for offices and families of Bureau of Reclamation engineers, who are to be headquartered here while the Eklutna dam is under construction, brought no definite report. Don Irwin announced he had some leads on housing, but no definite commitments.
 MT. Maze reported that the ad- vance party will consist of l3 en- gineers. Six of them will be fam fly men who will require houses. The remainder of the staff will be single men and will need rooms only.
 The project will require at least 5000 feet of office space. There will be a central drafting room, at least 4Ox40 in size, and seven additional staff offices.
 Chamber members were re- minded that although President Truman has signed the Eklutna bill, Congress still has not appro- priated the plus 20 million dol lars needed for the project. No work can be done until the mon ey is allotted.
 A CAA plan to compile infor- nation on all recreational spots in this area, which are available to either wheel or float planes, was outlined and discussed. Chamber members helped com pile a list of all resorts, actual or potential, which may be reached from Palmer. They referred their list to the Matanuska Valley Sportsmen for further elabora- ton.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-08-04
SEES SALMON RUN

KNIK-7Mrs. Lula Church of Wasau, Wise, is now visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Paul Nelson, of Palmer, and her son, Edward, of Hay Flat Road, near Wasilla. She visited Knik and Fish Creek Saturday evening, to see the salm- on run.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-08-04
Evening Craft Club
 Meets With Mrs. Zaborac

Despite an earlier announce ment to the contrary, the Evening Craft Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Agnes Zaborac next Tues day evening, Mrs. Alava Roetman insisted today.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-08-04

Any glib taIker can give reasons for either side in an argument, but the important thing is to think it. out for yourself.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-08-04
PLAY PLANS
 ARE ABANDONED

Plans for the three-act comedy Summer Scene" have been aban- doned,s Joe Hudock announced this week. MT. Hudock, who was to have directed the play, said he was unable to interest enough actors and actresses for a com plete cast. The play was to have been presented in October as a production of the American Le- zion Auxiliary.
 An aerial picture of Palmer, mounted on a four and-a-half foot panel, was displayed at the meeting Chamber members ap- proved a motion to purchase the picture, framed and glassed, from photographer Gene Gyuriak to hang on the wall of the Chamber luncheon hall.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-08-04
Child Is Hospitalized

Two-year-old Patsy Hecker was confined to the Valley Hospital for medical care this week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-05-03
Health Office
Has New Hours

The Health Department is now
operating on a new work sched-
ule which began Monday, May /.
The offices now located in the
county building on the Chad
bourn- Whiteville highway, open
at $50 a. m. and close at 4:30
p. m.
The new Saturday hours are
from $50 a. m. to 1890 p. m.
Health officials said the sched-
ule would continue in effect
throughout the summer.
Frank Crib of Clarendon has
accepted position with the To-
cal Dicus-Fowler store as out
board repairman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-05-03

# elected he will continue
- support conscientious,
level headed, busineSs-like
administration of county at
iairS.
Your vote and your active
support will be appreciated.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-05-03
Candidate For
Commissioner OF
District 5

4 veteran of IS months
service in World War IL
dvic minded businessman
and farmers friend.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
tsteigta kanados Lietuviu
1autin6 Sajunga

Oar pereitu metu rudeni Mon
trealyje gyvena tautines sroves
lietuviai pajuto gyva reikala
organizuotis. Ypac ivykes Kama
dos lietuviu skilimas ir Pasaulio
Lietuviu Bendruomenes organi-
zavimas Kanadoje tai paskubino.
Po keliu pasitarimu pereitQ
metu spaliu men. % d. ivyko
oficialus Kanados Lietuviu Sa-
jungos steigimas. Buvo isrinkta
laikine Sajungos valdyba, j ku-
ria iejo: agr. K. Andruskevicius
- pirmin., agr. J. Jankaitis =
pirm. pavad., dr.. J. Senikas =
izdin., J. Volodkaite = sekret.
ir Stp. Kesgaila = valdybos ma
rys.
SIN. sausio 20 d. ivyko visuo-
tinis nariq susirinkimas, ku-
riame priimti Sajungos istatai
ir isirase nauju nariQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
Frank J. Lausche
GUBERNATORIUS
Kq motena If girdejom
PAS OHIO GUBERNATORIU

tumas milziniskas. Praso simtai
ir net tukstanciai, o priima vos
20 kelias desimtis :. Tuo tarpu
esas didziausias gydytoju truku-
mas, O ypac valstybinese ligoni-
nese, j kurias jocks, bent kick pri-
vacios praktikos turis, gydyto-
jas nenori eiti, kadangi priva-
ciai jis nesulyginamai daugiau
uzdrba.
Gubernatorius pasiryzes limits
zygiu, kad daugiau jaunuoliu
galetu studijuoti medicina. Ia
proga mes paminejom, kad da-
bar atvyksta is Europos nemaza
geru kvalifikuotu gydytoju. Yra
ju atvyke ir j Ohio, bet cia jie
negali praktikuoti nei egzaminu
laikyti, kol neturi pilietybes.
Yra gerq gydytojq, bet jie ar
ba dirba ligoninese toki darba,
kuri gall atlikti ir medicines
mokslo neeje zmones, arba dir
ba siaip fabrikuose, kaip papras-
ii darbininkai.
Gubernatorius tuo susidomejo,
sakydamas, kad ligi siol niekas
jam apie tai nepasakes. Praise
(Perkelta j 5-t@ pusl.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
1remtinil imigr. istatymas dar nepriimtas

Lietuviskoje spaudoje jau nu-
skambejo per ankstyva zinia,
kad Tremtiniu Imigracijos Ista-
tymo papildymas ir jo pratesi-
mas dar vieneriems metams jau
yra patvirtintas.
Is tikrujq toks pakeitimas yra
priimtas tik Atstovu Rlmu. Da-
bar Senate teisiu komisija irgi
prieme ta pakeitima, ne toki
patti, kaip Atstovu Rumai, pa
ciame Senate tas klausimas Wis
dar nera issprestas.
Senate komisija sutiko su tri-
mis- svarbiausiais Atstovu Rlmq
|pakeitimais: skaiciaus padidini-
mu, istatymo pratesimu viene-
riems metams ir "kritiskos da-
tos" perkelimu j 1949 m. sausio
/ d.
Senate komisija paliko nuosta-
| Ia, kad bent 40% ileistinq trem-
tiniu turf butt kile il sovietQ
pasisavintu krastq, ir kad bent
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
Lietuva EuropOs Sajud1O narys

ia yra paskirta Vykdomajame
Komitete bendrai visoms Ba-
tijos valstybems - .Lietuvai,
Latvijai ir Estijai.'
Tuo paciu metu Europos
Saudi buvo priimtos ir kitos
dvi Pabaltijo valstybes - Lat
via ir Estija.
Sis priemimas laikomas labai
geru zenklu, nes visos trys Pa
BALTIC valstybes, budamos Eu-
ropos Sajudzio nariais, visada
gaus is Europos didziuju valsty-
blu moraline parama, kovodamos
del savo teisiu. Europos Sajudzio
garbes pirmininkais yra Sic Eu-
ropos politikai: L. Bliumas, w,
Churchill, Alice de Gasperri ir
Paul Henry Spaak.
Lietuvos atstovas Europos
Sajudzio Tarptautine Taryba
tuoj bus paskirtas. il skirs Eu-
ropos Sajldzio Tautinis Komite-
tas, kuri sudaro beveik visi VII
Ko nariai. Gi bendra mari Eu-
ropos Sajudzio vykdomaji Ko-
miteta paskirs Lietuvos, Lat
WHO'S ir Estijos Europos Saju-
dzio komitetai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
IA U S Y
VISUOMENEJE
Chicagiecciu nutarimas

Chicagieciu nutarimas
Chicagos ir apylinkiu lietuviQ
buvusiu tremtiniu susirinkimas,
kuriame dalyvavo apie 500 as
menu, nutare skelbti boikota
items, kurie remia ir uztaria
bolseviku okupacija Lietuvoje.
Toxic Lietuvos priesu ir mai
kintoju remejai pirmoje eileje
nurodomi laikrasciai "Vilnis" ir
"Laisve'', o taip pat ir organiza-
cijos, atvirai ar slaptai veikian-
clos komunistu fronte.
Kada lietuviu tauta bolseviku
yra taip skaudziai kankinama,
kiekvienas kankintoju teisinto-
jas, uztarejas ar pritarejas pats
darosi dalyviu budelisku veiks-
mu prizes lietuviu tauta. Todel
ir santykiuose su tokiais budeliu
talkininkais reikia daryti atitin-
kamas iSvadas.
Nuosekliai galvodamas, susi-
rinkimas nutare priminti lietu-
viams verslininkams, kad garsi-
nimasis laikrasciuose, kurie tai
kininkauja lietuviu tautos zu-
dytojams, yra irgi to zudynno
remimas. Todel lietuviai preky-
bininkai ir kitokie verslininkai
yra kvieciami pagalvoti apie
tai ir nuo toxic remimo susilai-
kyti. Tie, kurie ir toliau garsin-
sis pas lietuviu tautos priesu
agentus, lures butt laikomi sa-
moningais ju remejais.
Is to isvada - lietuviui netin-
ka tureti ka nors bendra SUI to-
kiais remejais. Prizes Lietuvos
priesus nukreiptas boikotas tu-
res butt taikomas taip pat ir
jiems.
Chicagieciai kviecia dalyvauti
tame boikote visus samoningus
lietuvius. Vadinasi - ne tik
neremti prenumerata ar skelbi-
mais komunistiniu laikrasciu,
bet ir nesikreipti jokiais reika-
lais pas tuos verslininkus, kurie
tokiuose laikrasciuose garsinasi,
tue remdami lietuviu tautos is
davikus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09

Ohio Gubernatorius Frank ].
Lausche jau pereitais metals
buvo planaves pasikviesti susi-
pazinti su ne anglq kalba leidzia-
mQ sioje valstybeje ivairiu
laikrasciu redaktoriais. Aplinky-
bes ta jo sumanyma teleido ivyk-
dyti siu metq sausio menesio
gale.
Jei kas domisi toxic susipazi-
nimo priezastimi, tai atsakymo
reika ieskoti ne toje aplinkybeje,
kad 81 rudeni vel bus rinkimai
ir Frank J. Lausche vel >kandi-
datuos j gubernatoriaus vieta
ateinantiems dvejiems metams,
O toje, kad dabartinis Ohio gu
bernatorius pats, nors ir Anne
rikoje gimes, yra vienas is tq
amerikieciu, kurie labai aukstai
vertina is Europos j Amerika
atnestas kultlrines vertybes ir
brangina tq yertybiq palaikyma
cia Amerikoje, aukstai vertina
amerikieciu rysius su savo Sc
nOsiOmis tevynemis.
Todel ir laikrascius, kurie cia
yra tp europiniq vertybiu di-
dziausi palaikytojai, gubernato-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09

Praejusiais metals, ka d "a
Strasburge (Prancuzijoje) ejo
Europos Sajudzio suvaziavimas,
musu delegacija dare visas pas
tangas, kad Lietuva butu pri-
imta ] ta Saudi ir kiekviena
proga galetu kelti Lietuvos lais-
YES klausima. Deja, tada mes
gavome patirti tam tikra nusi-
wilma. Nuns tada dar pasake,
kad reikes palaukti ir atlikti
eile formalumu. Kai keno tada
manyta, kad tik atsikalbineji-
mas, kuris nieko gera nezada.
Bet sitos pesimistines mintys
dabar sulauzytos. Vyriausiajam
Lietuvos islaisvinimo komitete
buvo gautas rastas, kuriame sa-
koma: "Turiu malonuma Tams-
tai pranesti, kad Europos Sa-
judzio Ttarptautinis Vykdoma-
sis Komitetas savo paskutineje
sesijoje, kuri ivyko sausio men.
20 ir 21 diena Londone, suteike
savo pripazinima Europos Sa-
judzio Lietuvos Tautiniam Ko-
mitetui. Buvo nutarta taip pat
duoti Jusu organizacijai viena
vieta Europos Sajudzio Tarp-
'tautineje Taryboje ir viena vie
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09

30% ju butu ukininkai. AtstovQ
Rumai tuos nuostatus nutare
panaikinti. Senate komisija del
ukininkq dar pridejo reikalavi-
ma, kad jie turi irodyti nors
poros metu praktika zemes ukio
darbe.
Dabar tos pacios komisijos
|pirmininkas nori prideti dar du
suvarzymus. Pagal jo sillyma
tremtiniu isileidimas turetu bu-
tt sulaikytas, jei bedarbiu skai-
cius butu didesnis kaip 4 mill
JONAH, arba jei seimu, gyvenan-
ciu bendruose butuose SUI XII
tomis seimomis, skaicius butu
didesnis kaip 2 mil.
Bedarbiu dabar yra maziau
kaip A mil, bet seimq, gyvenan.
ciu drauge su kitomis seimomis
If dabar yra kick daugiau, kair
II mil. Taigi suvarzymas prak,
tiskai istatyma paverstu til
|popieriu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
Lietuvos If Estijos
SVentes

Baltu Skandinavu draugija
Washingtone, DC, vasario Fl
d. rengia Lietuvos ir Estijos ne
priklausomybes sukakciu pami-
nejima vienu metu, mes vasario
"a diena yra ir Estijos nepri-
klausomybes diena. Minejimo
menineje programme dalyvaus
lietuviai menininkai: pianiste G.
Leoniene ir smuikininkas A.
Paukstys. Mnejimas ivyks In
tern. Student House saleje, 1925
r St., N. w., Washington, D. c.,
$3.50 val. yak.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09

Kad sios Sajungos steigimas
buvo pribrendes, rodo jau wien
tas faktas, kad Sajungos veik-
la gyvai domisi lietuviai, gyve-
ma ir kitose Kanados vietose.
Jau organizuojami Sajungos
skyriai Toronto, Hamiltone ir
St. Catharines miestuose.
Visais Sajungos reikalais ga
lima rasyti siuo adresu: Mr.. X.
Andruskevicius, 1882 Beaulieu
ST., Montreal 20, Que.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
SIOJE SALYJE

PREF. TRUMANAS nutare nau-
dots Taft Hartley istatymu an
giles streiko reikaluose. Prize to
III privede angliakasiu uniju vado
j. Lewis uzsispyrimas. Pradzio-
je buvo pasiulyta, kad jis sutik-
tu su 70 dienu paliaubomis, ku-
riu metu veiktq faktu patikri-
nimo komisija ir bandytu SUI
rasti pagrinda susitarti. Lewis,
kick laiko palaukes, ia pasiuly-
ma atmete. Dabar prezidentas
vistiek paskiria triju asmenu
komisija patikrinti faktams ir
|pasiulyti isvadoms. Greiciausiai.
kad prezidentas paskelbs strei-
ko uzdraudima Social dienu.
Taciau yra pavojaus, kad ir tue
atveju dalis angliakasiu uzdrau-
dino gall nepaklausyti.
Trumanas, kurio rinkiminej
programoj vienas is svarbiausiu
pazadq darbininkams buvo Taft
Hartley istatymo panaikinimas,
ryztasi dabar pats tuo 'istatymu
pasinaudoti. Ia jis daro jau
astunta karta per savo preziden-
tavimo laika. Trecia karta jis
juo pasinaudoja prizes angliaka-
siu unija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
Sur1lanyrnai

Nauju laikrasciQ sumanymu
tue tarpu nestinga. Buvo suma-
nymas netrukus pradeti leisti
nauja laikrasti LIETUVIQ KE-
LA, bet tue tarpu to laikrascic
dar nera ir nezinia, ar tas SUI
manymas tebegyvas. Dabar VIE
NYBE skelbia, kad buv. MUSl
KELIO, Vokietijoje ejusio laik-
rascio redaktorius D. Penikas
zada netrukus cia isleisti laik-
rasti tue paciu vardu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
MIRE M. MASIOTIENE.

S. m. sausio 81 d. 8 val. ryta,
|po sunkios ir ilgos ligos, Augs-
burgo DIP ligonineje, Vokietijo-
je, mire zinoma visuomenininke
Maria Masiotiene, ausrininko
Prano Masioto zmona, sulaukusi
78 metq amziaus.