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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27

stress-bearing members, increasing RI
gidity and reducing total weight.
3. Unique method of raising and lower
ing the fabric top by electric power.
The Rambler Convertible Sedan is the
only passenger car introduced during the
past year TO receive this award.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27
WEST JEFFERSON NEWS

days visit with her sister, Mrs.
Kenny Pfeil and family. Kenny
Pfei1. Jr., returned home with her
for q two weeks visit.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27
SERVE DINNER

The Darby Grange served din
ner for the Mason's at the Grange
Hall, Monday, February 18th.
~ -
AT CONVENTION
Jake Simon of Milford Center,
and Mr.. M. S. Hise attended the
National Gamers Convention in
Stevens Hotel, Chicago, ILL.,, Feb.
19 to %.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27

* Rambler Convertible Sedan was given
this award by Design News Magazine
for these basic reasons:
/. New design of front suspension re-
duces the inspiring weight and gives
superior riding qualities.
2. Airfyte Construction in convertible
model, with the roof rails acting as
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28
WICKERS' STADIUM

It has been said that participating in
sports, baseball, football, basketball, golf
tennis, or any other type of contest, has
made the American soldier the sturdiest in
the world.
But sports do more than that-they
provide entertainment for tens of millions
of Americans With few exceptions, they
get that entertainment of pastime out OF
doors, where they get pure air and sun
shine.
twenty-five years ago, when Key
West hegan to- bud as a tourist resort
many Key Westers. headed by the late
DR. J.-Y. Porter, who was then president
of the Key West Chamber of Commerce,
felt that an csential to a tourist resort was
a golf course They pointed out that every
city in Florida that was aspiring to attract
tourists had one or more links. At that
time, metropolitan Miami, which was MAX
ing the greatest stride in Florida as a win
ter resort, had seven golf courses, and St.
Petersburg, which was also up-and-doing,
had three. But Key West, out in the cold,
had none.
Through the determined efforts of
the proponements for golf course, the
city acquired, through condemnation pro-
ceedings, property on Stock Island to be
converted into a course And, after the
land had been obtained, the city issued
bonds to have the course constructed.
Twenty-Five years later, the city,
AZ 1o1+ fo cly
Field Stadium reconstructed at cost Of
S34,591. That field, when completed, not
only will provide a fitting place for sports
but also will promote the economical wei
fare of Key West by bringing here pro-
fessionals for preseason games. Every
body, when he comes here, spends money
here among business men or other resi-
dents
Big league teams have played in Key
West when the only field available was
the parade grounds in the Army Barracks.
AS they came then, it is more than likely
they will come again when facilities for
their playing will be far better than they
have been in Key West. While big league
teams may not come here for an entire
season for practice, the chance is good
they will play some of their games in our
stadium ,... ....
However that may be, judging from
the number of out-of-toWn teams that
have played on Wickers Field it is rea-
sonable that even more mines will come
with the added incentive Of well-built
stadium.
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28
Today In History

1788-Maryland the 7th State
to ratify the new Constitution
1917 - Historic Rush Bagot
Tleaty signed; since when there
has been uninterrupted peace be-
tween tie United States and
Canada.
l]0"-American champion Har-
~ N. Pillsbury plays 20 chess
games simultaneously and blind
folded.
l9I4-Eccles, W, Va. colliery
explosion took toll of 200 miners
lives.
19l7-Congress votes to raise
World War I, Army by Selective
,. aft.
1937-1I9 men and women con-
victed in Detroit Federal Court
Of contempt Of court in the sit
down strike.
1941-U. S. Supreme Court up
holds Interstate Commerce Act
which barred Negroes from Pull
mans and the like.
1942-15-mile strip along the
Atlantic Coast ordered dimmed
cut.
1951-Ex-Presldent Hoover calls
70. expulsion Of Russia from the
U.N.
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28
1t. Anderson Has
Completed His
Training Here

Lieutenant Burton M. Ander-
son has recently completed foui
months course in all weather fly.
ing at the Fleet All Weather
Training Unit, Key West. The
All Weather course consists oi
advanced flight training in in
struments and night tactics de-
signed to qualify the pilot for
Carrier All Weather Squadrons.
Lieutenant Anderson will re-
port to the Commander, All
Force, Atlantic Fleet, Norfolk,
Va, for further assignment to
duty involving flying.
Having had previous flight ex-
perience, Lieutenant Anderson
entered Naval Service as an En-
sign in the Navy Aviation Volun-
Ter Transport Service. In March,
l943, he was designated a Naval
Aviator at Corpus Christi, Tex,
after completing the prescribed
hight tra-4-ng program.
His duty assignment included
primary flight instructor at Bun
ker Hill, Ind, service ferry pilot
Of Ferry Command One at New
York and senior test pilot for
Carrier Air Service Unit Twenty
at KWajelien Island.
Lieutenant Anderson is a grad
uate of jamestown High School
and attended the University of
Cincinnati for two years. While
on the college campus he was
member of the Varsity Debate
Team.
AS civilian he was partner
manager of the Anderson Clean
ers in Jamestown, N. Y, and
served as president of the James
town Optimist Club in 1850
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.
Anderson, $50 Mcdaniel Avenue,
jamestown, N. Y, Lieutenant
Anderson is married to the for
mer Elinor Ahlquist of the same
city. They have two daughters,
Barbara Kay, age 8, Nancy Beth,
age 4, and one son David Brian,
age 2.
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28
$12c,ooO,ooo SPENT IN MEXICO

year or 50 ago the foot-and-mouth
disease broke out in Mexico and it was
feared that the scourge would follow the
example of the boil weevil and cross the
Rio Grande to take fearful toll of our
cattle.
Realizing this, the government of the
United States sent experts to Mexico to
fight the disease, spending something like
S120000,000 to eradicate it. The money
was, no doubt, we'll spent.
That the Mexicans benefited is be-
side the point. Our cattle were protected
and the nation probably avoided a more
expensive campaign against the disease
in this country.
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28
iToduy's BIRTHDAYS

Dr.. WiIbut c. Dawson, pedia-
trician, dean Of the Duke Univer-
sity School Of Medicine, born at
Grand Rapids, Mich, SO years
ago.
Lionel Barrymore, actor, born
in England, 73 years ago.
John D. Craig, movie producer.
born in Cincinnati, 48 years ago.
Col. Franklin D'Olier, retired
chairman of Prudential Life, first
American Legion commander,
born in Burlington, N. j., IA years
ago.
RUSSELL J. Hopley, president of
Northwestern Bell Telephone,
Omaha. born in Blue Island, H.,
56 years ago.
DR.. r. O'Hara Lanier. presi-
dent Of the Texas State Univer-
sity for Negroes. bo-n in Wins
ton Salem, N. c., 81 years ago.
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28
TIPS TO DRIVERS

Death turks behind the wheel.
Save second lose a life.
viii be one of the 100 killed today?
A split seconds inattention may
cause a fatal crash. .4~
The greater the speed the greater
the danger.
The road hog is road hazard
You can't be careful of your own life
unless you are careful of the lives of
others
A drunken driver wouldn't arouse
righteous indignation if he endangered
only his own life.
How far does a little candle cast its
light?" Not nearly as far as a speeding
car can go in a second Good driving de-
mands constant attention
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28
TIGHTENING CREDIT

Price pegging of government securl-
ties to maintain fixed pattern of interest
rates is ended, superseded by more real
istic type of central bank control. The
change climaxes the recent compromise
reached by the Federal Reserve Board
with Secretary of the Treasury Snyder in
the long-standing conflict over the intla-
tionary effect of the public debts man
agement.
For the first time since early in World
War II, free market in the sale and pur-
chase of government bonds is established
by the Reserve Boards withdrawal of
price supports-something the board has
long wanted to do The action precedes the
Treasury s. floating of a new issue of 2M
per cent bonds to be exchanged for 212
per cents in the sum of $4,000, 100000.
which was part of the compromise.
The two moves-withdrawa of price
supports and the quarter per cent increase
in interest rates-are designed to make
effective the Reserve Boards measures to
restrict the credit base and thus halt the
mounting total of bank loans. Heretofore
the boards efforts to that end have been
rendered practically abotive through the
abilitM of the banks to increase their cash
resources for making private loans by dis
posing of government bonds at no risk of
unsettling their market.
In this way the volume Of spending
money has been automatically increased
adding to inflationary pressures. AS a re-
sult,~at the start of the year loans by the
1881 national banks alone had reached
nearly $4,000, 100000 a new high. Only
twice since have loans fallen in one week
below the previous week and the reserve
systems latest report showed that in one
week banks reduced their government
bond~holdings by $109,0OO000.
Now the banks will not be so ready
to ircrease their cash resources for making
private loans by selling their government
securities, because such transactions would
quickly become profitlesS if the market
price~for the bonds fell below par At the
same-time the slightly higher interest re-
turn-tO be had from the new 231 per cent
issua~is an incentive for all institutional
investors to switch to them though they
are rot directly marketable.
Further steps may be required to con-
fine re credit base, but what has been
done.is in the right direction and a yindi-
cation of the Federal Reserve Boards long
striving to bring the Treasury to a reaIiza-
ton That an easy money policy is an ana
chronlsm in an inflationary period.
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28
10 YEARS AGO

Houses Of prostitution in Key
West must be eliminated. Surg
cons Of the army, navy and pub
ic health services have informed
County Health Officer James D.
ParIamoro.
Making his quarterly report
IN medical conditions in the
county. DR.. Parramore said to-
lay he had been told by heads
Of the various services that com
mercializcd vice in areas around
lefense centers will be stamped
out. No effort at regulation viii
be made, it is understood, but
every effort will be made to wipe
out the industry complete.
X X X
An appropriation og $4,000 for
the start Of work on the power
line to the Boca Chica army air
3ort has been turned over TO the
Rural Electrification hcadquar-
.ers in Washington. it was learn
ID today
Miss Alice Neill. assistant to
the director of elect,ification in
this area. told julius F, Stone,
Jr., in letter that the advance
would make it possible for en-
gineers to begin preliminary
gosk on the project. The total
appropriation available will
mount 10 about S22f.0J0
X X X
Edward w. ScuddoI, Monroe
county, has purchased from Pres
ton B. Pinder, Key West, part Of
three lots on Upper MatccUmbc
Key, it was learned today. Pur-
chase price for the lots was about
$500.
x X n
Ezgoin, the Key West registered
yacht which was reported to have
been picked up by a Cuban gun
boat yesterday. was in this city
at Craig Docks for several weeks
last summer, but little is known
of her along the waterfront here.
X X X
Home guard members tonight
will move their weekly drill
period indoors at the national
guard armory. The meeting is
scheduled for 8 o'clock.
II X X
The Citizen said in an editorial
paragraph today:
In the past, efforts have been
made to abolish by law the habit
of tipping, but it has never been
done satisfactorily. Whatever be
longs to a person he has a right
to give away. According to the
National Restaurant Association,
tips left on tables by American
diners last year amounted to the
appreciable sum OF $500, 900, 900.
We oVerdo the custom The Euro
pean method is the better; there
10 percent for the gratitudes is
added to the bill. and the concern
about how much or how little to
give is eliminated.
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28

Too many voters expect public posi-
tions to be used to reward personal friends
and so it is.
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28

Politicians who denounce socialistic
trends seldom go so far as to vote against
4 vote-getting appropriation.
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28

Dudley Fits of Andover, Mass,
noted po2t and teacher, born III
Boston, 48 years ago.
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28

The only people who have the power
to destroy American capitalism are Amer
lean capitalists.
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28

There are rugged individualists who
are more afraid of competition than of
rattlsnakes.
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28

The circulation of the entire
body depends on good circula-
ion in the feet.
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28

Amber was highly prized by
the ancients an d extensively
used as an ornamental gem.
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28

Moralists, bent on saving the world.
always want to tell other people what to
thinlSand what to do
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28

A new minimum wage for
women in industrial occupations
in Puerto Rico calls for soc an
hour
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28

e. the time Congress gets through
discussing sending troops to Europe, it will
be time to bring the boys home.
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28

Ancient historians used to di-
vide the people of Africa into
two great divisions: the Libyans
and the Ethiopians.
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28

The strike of the anthracite
coal miners in the summer of
1902 was the first thoroughly or
ganized struggle of the miners
for improved conditions.
The Key West citizen., 1951-04-28
Do You KnOtU That

White reflects the suns heat
rays. black abSorbs them.
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V.ALSEIKA

il arteja visu smarkumu ir jos
ismusimas lens epokini pasaulio
veido pasikeitima. Tai dvylikta-
jai valandai su dideliu ryztu
rengiasi visas laisvasis vakaru
pasaulis. Tos pacios viltys ne
leidzia NUNS teigti, kad tas ryz-
tas nueitu niekais ir neatnestu
visq didziQju lukesciu lgyvendi-
nimo.
: Dvyliktai valandai musant,
mes, laisvojo pasaulio oru kve-
puoja, ir vel linkesime vienas
kitam laimes, sveikatos. Linke-
SINE, mes esane juk zmones.
Suviams aidint ir varpams
skambinant Wis delto nepasiduo-
sine iprastinei dziugavimo nuo-
taikai. Ne Americas jaunuolio
suvis j ora, bet savojo kovojan-
Clio partizano suvis Lietuvoje ir
savuju tautieciu aukos ir kan
clos istremime NUNS privaletu
reiksti zymiai daugiau.
!. Laikrodziu duziai dvyiktaja
valanda, pagaliau, ir kiekvienam
is musu vercia palinketi - per-
zvelkime savo dvasini pasauli,
ryzkimes Wis augsciau kilti dva-
siskai, grldinkimes savo valioje
ir ryzte, mes nezinome, kokie
smugiai dar musq laukia, nezi-
nome, kokius netiketus dziaugs-
mus ir lukesciu igyvendinimus
mesa ateinantieji metal.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27
KAS ir KUR

tas minist. B. K. Balutis yra
caves is buv. tos komisijos pir-
mininko p. Harold MacMillano
pakvietima atsilankyti j konfe-
rencija, bet apie officially Lietu-
vos joje atstovavima pakvietime
nieko nepasakyta.
. Rasytojas Julius Kaupas yra
medikas ir nesenai Illinois vals-
tybeje islaike medicines prakti-
ka verstis reikalingus egzami.
nus.
. Skautes Chicagoje ruosia mo.
teru literaturos, dainos ir mu.
zikos vakara. Vakaras ivyks
gruodzio 80 d. Lietuviu Audito-
rijoje.
. Chicagoje ziemos memo paro'
dole tarp kitty SO dailininkQ da.
lyvauja dali. j. Pautienius sU
kuriniu "Lietuvos vasara".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27

arba, grlzes is krumu, vel isivelia ne
baigiamus knibinejimus. Mastydamas
apie issipraususias panytes (kaip Pa
deksniu baznycios klaupkelese, netoli
paties Dievo stalo), Petrokas palieka
ustova, isipainiojusi skarmaluose,
kazkuomet kirkinusi tas dvaro mergi-
mas, ir ties prieupio meldynu soka eze-
ran.
Is rankos ranka atslaime eina
tabokine, kuria Kaziokas atveze tevui
dovanu:
- Matai,> ir litaros ispaustos, pa
daryk tn man taip!
- A kaip spragsi uzdarymas, cir
dit, virselis sakytum SUI klijum prilim-
pa; natal, ka dabar prasimano Emo
gus?
- Ne gi visi puodynes nesioja ant
peciu, kaip tu, silinskai!
Cia tai jau ir tavo, Vetrini, puo-
dyne nieko neisgalvotu, nors ir, kaip
giries, jinai pima isrugu! - atsikerta
silinskas, traukydamas gyslas is nu-
kritusio ant pypkes klevo lapo.
Viena rudenio ryta, genant galvi-
jus, Visciu kaima perbego zinia, girdi,
is 20 nakties atsirades is miestu Ka-
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mas ar brukniaudamas su Visciu mote
rimis, prie upelio kepsojo apsipesiojusi
pirkele, apmetyta juodksniu luobom,
be kamino. Cia nuo neatmenamu laiku
gyveno moterele, kuria apylinkes EMO
mes net itare laikant juodasias knygas.
Sta pirkele, kaip cia sake, atitekejo
Zakarka, matyt, del nuomario Gis da-
bar krisdavo tik kelis sykius j metus)
neileides saknu dideliuose miestuose.
Pavasari, siltiems vejams su trenksmu
lauziant ezero ledus ir pasistojus pies
tn upeliui, pro pirkeles stoga paliauda-
vo dumai, langelius uzkalinedavo len
telemis. Zakarka netrukus iseidavo
kerdziauti, jo znona dingdavo> Xxi
rudens salnu nezinia kur. snekedavo,
girdi, persimetusi kazkelinta parapi-
ia, uz didziuju silu, eidavusi elgetauti.
Zakarka pergyveno savo pacia, kuriai
mirus, kaimas nenorejo isileisti Sven
tinta kapu vieta, taciau Padeksniu kle-
bonui isikisus, (girdi, nesugavot uz
rankos), j nei buvo pakasta kaip liepia
priederme. Jau Petroko atminime Ia
karka ziemas praleisdavo pirkeleje vie
mas, megzdamas kaimui buciones' ir
tinklus, kartais prisiimdamas nakties
budynems medziotojus, iSvakariai is
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KUR NUEJO MANO
AsTUONI DOLERIAI?

Jau dveji metal esu Ameriko-
je SUI savo zmona, kuri del
silpnos sveikatos fabrikuose ne
gall nieko uzdirbti, bet uztat
namuose talkininkauja musu
biudzetui taip, kad galime visai
padoriai issiversti. Nesame koki
dideli veikejai, susirinkimuose
nesiriejame, ant kulnu kittens
nelipame ir garbes nepavydime.
Savo lietuviska pareiga atlie-
kane tue, kad keleta kartu nu-
einame j parengimus, kur rem
kamos aukos Lietuvos vadavimo
reikalams. Tos musu aukos eina
j ALT, kuri jas skirsto, kur ju
labiausiai reikia.
IS prigimties mes esame gal
kick sykstus ir aukojame po
nedaug, = visuomet tik po 1
doleri nuo galvos. Labai nedaug,
ir ne syki apima geda pagalvo-
jus, kas mes per zmones, kas
per lietuviai, jei duodame tik pc
doleri, kai kiti del Lietuvos lais-
YES nesigaili ir savo gyvybiu.
Suskaiciau, kad per siuos, 1851
metus buvom keturiuose tokiuo-
Sc parengimuose, kur buvo rem
kamos aukos Lietuvos laisvini-
mo tikslams. Taigi is viso siais
metals paaukojome astuonis do
lerius. Tikrai mazai. Sutinku ir
atsipraSau.
Bet atsiprasymas cia gal bus
tik pigus neramios sazines ra-
minimas. Reiketu duoti daugiau,
daug daugiau. Ir galima bltu.
Kad tik kas aiskiau parodytu,
jog tas musu nelengvai uzdirb-
tas pinigas eina geram tikslui.
Bet ar visada taip yra?
Neklausciau to, jeigu man ne
butu paaiskeje, kur nuejo tie
mano astuoni doleriai. Ogi, pa
sirodo, uz privacia simucio -
Grigaicio telegrama uzmoketa
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siuo metu .Vakarus yra pro
gelezine .uzdanga pasieke dau-
giau lietuviu, kurie atnese nau-
jausiu ziniu apie gyvenima pa
vergtoje tevyneje. Taip pat te-
begrlzta is Rytu buv. vokieciu
karo belaisviai ir gyvenusieji
Lietuvoje vokieciai. Vokieciu
pabegeliu spauda smulkiai nuro-
do net jQ pavardes ir apie ka jie
gall suteikti smulkiu informaci-
jQ, ypac apie kilusius is Klaipe-
dos krasto ir Rytprusiu.
Pc kan. J. Stankeviciaus boil
sevikai Lietuvoje j propaganda
nj darba traukia jau ir daugiau
dvasininku, kurdami "tautines
baznycias".
. Leidykla Pasvaiste isleido J..
zileviciaus "TEVYNEI LAIS-
YES" Misriam chorui. Kurinys
dedikuotas CIURLIONIO An
sambliui. Virselis prof. dali. A.
Galdiko. Spausdinta YAK. Vo-
kietijoje. kama $0.75; Vlado ia
kubeno "zEME KRYzIU IR
SMUTKELIQ". zemam balsui.
Virselis prof. dali. A. Galdiko.
Spausdinta YAK. Vokietijoje.
kama $1.O0. Leidyklos Pasvais-
te adresas: 563 Hemlock St.,
Brooklyn s, N. Y.
. Redakcija gavo pamineti Al
fonso Giedraicio eilerasciu rim
KIM 'Dainos apie laisve". 32 psi.
kama rs ct.
Chicagoje paskutinioje gydy-
toju egzaminu sesiju egzaminus
islaike IL lietuviu.
Komunistines "Vilnies' re-
daktoriaus L. Pruseikos depor-
tacijos byla bus pradeta svars-
tyti ateinanciu metu sausio 28
diena.
Chicagoje mire Adomas Dun
dzila, Lietuvoje turejes Dirvos
knygu leidykla ir knygyna. Bu-
vo isleides per 500 knygu.
Europos Sajudzio ribose sau-
sio 21-24 d. saukiama Londone
konferencija, kurios organizato-
rius yra Centrines ir Rytu Eu-
ropos Komisija. Lietuvos igalio-
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SUDIEV, KVIETKEII!


rankos, girdi, nebeatlaiko vadeliu, ir
tada, pro debeselius trumpam islindus
menesiui bel nuplieskus kelio gruoda,
ziuris, salia kairinio arklio, nusitveres
uz pavadzio, kicena observation-disclosures
zmogus be galvos.
= Ir paskui, daboju, jau kelia ma
ne nuo aslos Pakurkliu karciamoj zy-
das, pilia vandeni ant burnos, zaliom
putom apdrabstytos: "Ignasiau, vi, kas
tave taip krato?"
Pradzioje nuomaris trenkdaves j
zemen kelis kartus j diena, bet gales
tingas ponas Balcevycia veziojes j j
miestus, pas daktarus; pagelbejo, duck
Dieve, jam paciam sveikata. Dvare Ia
karka pervede lengvesnius darbus prie
nanny. Pc to, kai Dievas sumaises EMO
mems prota ir panaikines ponus, jisai,
Balcevycios apdovanotas, isvaziaves j
miestus gyventi.
zaltykscio galuezereje, kur ne kar-
ta ir Petrokas nuklysdavo grybauda-
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NEPRIKL.
MINEJIMAS
NEWARKE
.VASARIO 1OD:

NIL Taryba yra nutarusi
1862 m. Vasario 16 d. minejima
suruosti vasario 10 diena, (kad
nepakenkus NYL Tarybai, kuri
ruosia vasario II d.. Butu ge-
raj, kad kitos lietuviu kolonijos,
o ypatingai Harrison, Kearny ir
Elizabeth, N. j., nesutapdintu
savo parengimu su Newarko
parengimu.
Kaip visuomet, taip ir 1852
m. Vasario 16 d. minejimas bus
su atitinkama programa. Jau
yra gauti pazadai is zymiu kali
betoju ir jau dabar rupinamasi
sudaryti menine, galimai CERES
ne, programa, Apie tai bus pra-
nesta veliau, o tue tarpu visi
esate nuosirdziai prasomi pasi-
ruosti dalyvauti vasario 10 d. p
p. (apie 4 val.) Vasario 16 d
minejime. Butu pageidautina
kad visos didesnes New Jersey
kolonijos suruostu atskirus Va
sario 16 d. minejimus, arba bu-
tinai dalyvautu kitu suruostuo-
tuose minejimuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27
NUOMONES

Kaip tik astuoni doleriai! Nagi
tai tikriausiai tie patys mano
aukotieji astuoni doleriai!
AS nieko prizes neturiu, kad
minetieji Tarybos vadai turf sa-
vo privacias nuomones ir jas
telegraph ar kaip kitaip kan
nors perduoda. Bet man dar ne
buvo girdeta, kad toki dalykai
butq apmokami is visuomenes
surinktomis aukomis. 0 taip at
sitiko. Skaitau, kad pats Tary-
bos pirmininkas pasake, jog taip
buvo. Ir niekas Taryboje del to
neprotestavo, niekas nepareika-
lavo, kad tas butu atitaisyta.
Esa, del astuoniu doleriu neverta
gincytis. Del to tai jau noreciau
labai zemai atsiprasyti! Gal kan
astuoni doleriai ir menkniekis,
bet tie mano aStuoni doleriai,
kuriuos mes siais metals SUI
zmona paaukojome, tikrai buvo
skirt ne privacioms telegra-
mons apmoketi. Juo labiau, kad
toms privacioms nuomonems,
/ pareikstoms mano astuoniais
doleriais apmoketoje telegramo-
je, as privaciai visiskai nepri-
tariu ir laikau jas net zalingo-
gomis Lietuvos vadavimo rel
kalams.
Todel nuzemintai prasau vi
sus, nuo ko tai priklauso, pasi-
rupinti, kad tie astuoni doleriai
j ALT ida. butu sugrazinti, ir
prasau rupestingiau priziureti,
kad ir kitty paaukotieji doleriai
panasiu budu nenueitu jokioms
privacioms telegramoms, ar ko-
kiems kittens panasiems reika-
lams.
St. B., Chicago, Ill.