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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-20
BAICKIME,
PE.TICIJAS

VisQ koloniju Lietuviai Pa
ra$q ant Peticijos rinkejai =
skubekit grazinti parasu blan-
kas, pilnai uzpildytas ar ne
dabaigtas uzpildyti, nes laikas
atejo peticiias suruosti gabe-
nimui j Washingtona. Siuskit
jas dabar, sia pat savaite, be
ilgesnio trukdymo.. (TusCiQ,
nepradetu pildyti blanku ne
reikia grazinti).
LVS CENTRAS
$500 Superior Avenue
Cleveland 8, Ohio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-20

tas ir Lietuvos veliavos reika-
las bus sutiktas uzmirsti.
Tx isivaizduokit kokiu ma
chalizmu bolSevikai kiSasi j vi,
sus Americas reilalus. Pix
ciausia betgi kad Amerikieciai
net tokiQ dideliu organizacijQ
kaip Community aFund vadai
pasiduoda jiems ir paklause ju
padiktavimu stengiasi ju no.
rus ivykdyti!
Po tulo laiko ceremoniju rem
gimo pirmininke vel paskam-
bina p. Karpienei pranesdama
kad Lietuviu dalyvavimas pro
CRANE issprestas ir Lietuvos
veliavai iskelti scenoie greta
kitty tautq veliavQ l2liu6iu ne
bus.
Taigi, tik kovojant iskovota
Lietuvos veliavos iSkelimas Sc,
Verance Hall programe sekma-
dieni, Spaliu IS.
Bet jei ir vel butu buve pa
reikSta pasipriesinimas, Cleve-
lando Lietuviai netutu prieme
ju sprendimo, nors Sis klausi-
mas ir butQ turejes atsidurti
paciame Washingtone. Rep.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-20

Kiekviena Lietuve kareiviu
notina privalo laikyti sau u5
rarbe kad il dalyvaus tokioje
storineje kelioneJe Seniaus
,okius zygius atlikdavo vyrai
labar moterims pasitaiko pro-
ga, ir jos kvieciamos vaziuoti
laugiau = geriau!
Lietuviu Eareiviu Motinu
Komisija
Ona Bieziene,
Chicago, I'll.
Stefanija Douvan-
Ciurlionyte,
Detroit, Mich.
Hypatija Yciene-ziuriene,
Cleveland-Lakewood, 0.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-20
NENURIAASTA
DEL LVS

Isrodo kad teisingas yra Sc
mas Lietuviu posakis: "Eina
senyn ir durnyn".
Pereito karo begiu, kada pri-
sisteige Lietuvisku organizaci-
ju dirbti Lietuvos gelbejimui,
nors tarp saves jig vadai nesu-
tare, betgi nebuvo girdeti apie
skundima tu organizaciju Wa
shingtono valdziai.
Dabar, nors sroviu ir orga-
nizaciju sadai daugumoje tie
patys, bet JUGS apniko ia Sc
natives durnysta. Jie mano sa-
vo oponentus nugalssia skus-
dami valdziai. Nors nera to-
kiu istatymu kad valdzia prie
panasios rusies organizacijos
kaip LVS prisikabintq, ta:iau
LVS buvo skundziama ir tick.
Nuo 1888 metQ, tiesa, Ame-
rika turf isivedus istatyma ku-
ris taikytas suregistruoti So
vietu Rusijos, Japonijos, ir Vo-
kietijos agentams veikiantiems
Amerikoje tu valstybiu nau-
dai. Gal but musu bolSevikai
ir tarybininkai tikejosi kad ir
Amerikos Lietuviu pilieciQ su-
daryta organizacija, Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajunga, turetu butt
priskaityta prie Japonijai, ar
Rusijai, ar Vokietijai tiesiogi-
Mai ir jQ apmokamai tarnau-
janciQ, jeigu tikejo savo skun-
dais LVS pakenkti. Jq skun-
dai niekur neprilipo. Bet Wis
nenutyla.
Tarybininku sulas K-vio re-
daktorius siomis dienomis nei
is sio nei is to paskelbia buk
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga bu-
vus "priversta uzsiregistruoti
Washingtone" -.
Kalbant apie regisiravimasi
Washingtone: juk is kitos pu-
ses tarybininkai labai dziau-
giasi kad Bendras Amerikos
Lietuviu Fondas tapo Washin-
gtone uzregistruotas. Toki uz-
registravima laimejus, tarybi-
ninkai net suktais budais sa-
vindamiesi bendra fonda tikri-
ma kad jiems pavyko toks di-
delis laimejimas pasiekti-uz-
registruoti Washingtonc ben
dra fonda. Tas uzregistravi-
mas padare fonda legalisku.
Jeigu tarybininku nusenusiu
pro+u galvoti, iseina lyg Wa
shingtone sedi kas toxic bai-
saus kad ten uzregistravus L.
Y. Sajunga il pasidarytQ bloga
ir nelegaliSka.
Bet tada reiketQ skaityti ten
uzregistruotas Bendras fondas
pavojingu ir nelegaliSku.
zioplesniais save perstatyti
tarybininkai Wis uzsimena apie
LVS ir jos registracija Wa
shingtone.
Matyt tai jQ sazines atsiru-
gimas: jie skunde, smeize, no
rejo kad LVS ir jos vadai bu-
tu padeta ant "black listo"
Washingtone, tai dabar nors
prisincena tai ir tenkinasi Sc
natives durnystes isdaya.
rysnon4,c &c,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-20

JUOCsoLAt Al antl-kOmulllS-
tai Amerikoje organizuojasi il
pasiruose remit Gen. Mihailo-
viciu, kuris per kelis netus ko-
vojo uz savo sales laisve po
okupantais, prizes bolSevika ir
Maskvos agenta Tito, kuris at
sirades Jugoslavijoje pradejo
judejima uz prijungima Jugo-
slavijos prie SovietQ Rusijos.
Gen. Mihailovic gall butt ia
kibirkstis kuri prades Europe
je kara prizes bolsevizma il So
vietus. j paseks If kito5 sa-
lys, dabar Maskvos viena pc
kitai payergiamos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-20
PetiCijas Skubiai Grazinkit Tvs Centrui
KoI oNIJJ vEKEJAH RUosKIT sAvo ATsTovEs vAzIUoTI
WASHINGTONA! SKUBEKIT GRAzINTI LVS CENTRA PAsL
RAsYTAS PETICIJAS. DABAR LAKAS RUPNTIS LETUVA!
Daugiau Peticiju is
Detroito
Ona Aksomaitiene, is Det
troit, Mich, pranesa:

IAoiC, MIell., pidlleSd.
"Siuomi siunciu 18 pripildy-
tu peticijQ blanku, apie $50
parasq. Is ju simtas pasira-
siusiQ yra auksti miesto ir Mi
chigan valstijos pareigunai =
Detroito, ir Highland Park
miestu mayorai, miesto tary-
bos nariai, Detroito City Hall
il Highland Park City Hall
tarnautojai. siuos parasus as
viena surinkau''.
Ona Aksomaitiene (Zilins-
kaite) yra mare American Le-
gion Auxiliary.
Sic JOS parasai padidina an
ksciau is Detroito prisiustu
peticijQ pasirasytoju skaiciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-20

butu priimta. Mat, anot ju,
Lietuva yra sovietu Rusijos
sayastis ir jos jau nera, il ne
turi ir butt reprezentuojama.
Clevelande pradeta auku va
JUS anksti, Spaliu Is, If 5ia te-
ko susidurti su bolsevikQ pasi-
priesinimu Lietuvos veliavai ir
Lietuviu atstovei dalyvauti va
jaus atidarymo ceremonijose.
Lai 81 zinia luna perserge-
jimas ir pamoka kitty miestQ
Lietuviams, kur yajai prasides
kitomis savaitemis.
Stai Clevelando istorija: Va
jaus atidarymo apeigas ruo-
Slant, Ona Karpiene buvo pa
kviesta dalyvauti jose su Lie
tuvisku tautiSku. kostiumu ir
su Lietuvos veliava. kada ST.
tie kvietimai pasieke ir boise
vikus, Clevelando komunistu
pozemio gauja uzatakavo Com
munity Fund vajaus ceremoni-
ju rengimo komisija kad Lie
tuviai nera United Nations ma
rial ir kad Lietuvos veliava nei
Lietuvaite su LietuVi$ku kos
tiumu scenoje lake ceremonijQ
negali dalyvauti.
Community Fund Vajaus ce-
remoniju rengeja paskambira
telefonu p. Karpienei il 20 Ell
les teisinimusi ir sukinejimusi
pasako kad jie neturi LietuviS-
kos veliavos Uietuvos veliava
jau anksCiau buVo pazadeta pa
tiekti) ir siulo p. Karpienei de-
yeti Miss Columbia kostiuna
ir uzinti scenoje 'garbingiau-
sia vieta" isneSti soenon
Americas v5liava, victoje Lie
tuvos veyalios,
il atsake: "JQs patys turit
tureti kas Amerikos veliava IS
mes j scena, visai n5ra. reikalo
sillyti .ia man."
"Tai ar tamsta nesi Ameri-
kiete kad atsisakai ne5ti Anne
rikos veliava?" primcto Jai.
"As esu Amerikiet9 nepras-
tesne uz tamsta, bet nano rel
kalu yra Sioje i$ki!meje repre-
zentuoti Lietuvius su LietuVos
veliava", il atsake. "As nujau-
ciu kad cia kokia svctima gru-
pc pradejo daryti jus spaudi-
ma nedaleisti Lietuvos velia-
val dalyvauti Siose ceremonijo-
Sc. Bet Lietuva yra priimta ]
National War Fund, Sio vajaus
pinigu dalis skiriara LietuVai,
todel Lietuva turi pilne teise
butt vajaus atidarymo ceremo-
nijose atstovaujama".
Seke ilgesn5s diskusijos su
ceremoniiu rengimo komiteto
pirmininke ir il pagaiiau pa
reiske pasitars su kitais If We
liau praneS nuosprendl.
Mat, j rengimo komiteta- bu-
vo padaryta toks didelis spau-
dimas is komunistu puses, If
jie nezinojo kaip issisukti at
mesti Lietuviu dalyvavima lr
Lietuvos veliava, tai sugalvoJo
pasiulyti isnesti scena Amerl-
kos veliava, manant kad tas
pasiulymas bus mielai priim-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-20

ROMOJE paskeibta kad New
Iorko miesto mayoras Fiorello
LaGuardia esas paskirtas il
netrukus pribus Italia uzim-
ii islaisvintos Italijos admins
tratoriaus vieta. IS Washing
tono ia zinia nepatvirtinta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-20
Lietuvos VeIiava |sk eta
Bolseviku lsikisimas del
Lietuviu ir Lietuvos
Veliavos Clevelando
War Fund Vajuje. -
Lietuviai Laimejo.

vajum iskyla greta kitu taut,.
veliavu ir Lietuvos veliava, ku
ri laikinai buvo pastatyta u
pakalyje.
Tautininku Lithuanian Ma
tional Fondu kaipo pagrindu,
kataliku ir socialism, prisideji-
mu, buvo sudarytas Bendras
Amerikos Lietuviu Fondas, ku
ris tapo Washingtone iregis-
truotas ir pagaliau priimtas ]
National War Fund. To fon-
do gautu auku dalis skiriama
ir Lietuvos karo nukenteju-
stems Selpti.
Amerikoje is anksciau veike
Community Fondai, kurie rim
ko karta metus aukas savo
bendru vietiniu selpimo istai-
GU palaikymui. Karui kilus,
prie tu Community Fondu pri-
jungta rinkimas auku Ameri-
kos karinems organizacijoms,
o pagaliau ir nuo karo nuken-
tejusiu saliu zmoniu selpimo
fondams.
Sic fondai betgi turejo butt
priimti j National War Fund
ir tik po viena is kiekvienos
tautos.
Dabar tokiu tautiniu fondQ
j National War Fund ineina:
Britq, KIM, LenkQ, Graiku,
Rusu, Cekoslovaku, Prancuzu,
Holandu, Belgu, Norvegu, Da-
nu, Luksemburgo, italy, ir Lie
tuviu.
Daugelis tn saliu yra United
Nations mares, todel JOINS ne
buvo sunku j National War
Fund patekti. Italijai selpti
fondas priimtas pc to kai TIA
liza alijantams pasidave ir sto-
jo' kariauti sajunginlnku puse-
je prizes Vokiecius.
Lietuviu Fondo priemimas
padaryta ypatinga isimtis, If
Lietuviu fondas priimtas ne
ziurint bolseviku protestu -
kalbame ne apie Lietuviu boil
seviku protestus, kurie nieko
nereiskia, bet apie organizuo-
ia Maskvos diriguojama dar-
ba. Sulyg ju Lietuva yra Sow.
Rusijos dalimi ir kad selpimas
Lietuvos yra Sovietu Rusijos
reikalas, todel negali butt jokio
paskiro Lietuviu fondo.
Taciau bolseviku trukdymai
nugaleti, Lietuvai selpti fon-
das priimtas i National War
Fund. Amerikos valdzia, Il
nodama Sovetu klastas, nesutl-
ko net leisti Bendro Amerl-
kos Lietuviu Fondo valdybal
siusti pasalpa Lietuvai per
Russian War Relief fonda, mes
Lietuva vistiek tos paSalpos
negautu, viska pasilaikytu Sc
vietai sau.
Rolsevikai uzprotestuoja
Bel Maskvos agentu bolsevl-
ku darbas kovoti prizes Lletu-
viu tauta Amerikoje nesiliove
nepasisekimu sulaikyti fondo
isteigima.
Gerai organizuotos bolsevl-
ku gaujos pradejo daryti spau-
dimus j vietinius Fondus sary-
syje su Lietuva ir LietuvlQ
fondu.
stai kas patirta Clevelande,
ir to reikia tiketis kituose mle-
stuose: vietos komunistu gau-
Jos, matydamos kad negales
iau Lietuviu fondui pakenktl
auku gavime tai nors bando
neleisti Lietuyos veliava iskel-
ii greta kitu tautu, dalyyau-
ianciu National War Fund va
juje!
Vaju pradedant, Amerlkle-
ciai War Fund vajaus vadal
surengia tam tikras ceremonl-
jas ir jose dalyvauti pakvlecla
National War Fund mares tau
tas su savo veliavonis.
Bolsevikai stengiasi darytl
organizuota spaudima kad Lie
tuviu atstovai ir Lietuvos We
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-23

TO- mas Sunday night
Needy families. fewer in number
than usual. We're provided for n
many Instances. and gifts have been
pros dcd to. Institutions and also
hundreds Tor wounded soldiers m
hospitals elsewhere and those Who
s'''i VISIT Henderson during me holl-
tuN ~c5sDu.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-23

The whale shark. largest of the
fishes has teeth too small for use in
biting and takes its food through its
Vile
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-07

Washington - Leo T. Crowle
foreign economic administrato
Not. to extend the lend-lease &
would be to can off part of /.
war-and an essential part-ju
at the moment when we are pois'
for our greatest offensives."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-07

Florence E. Farris, mother. Dear
born.
Frost. end 1t. Charles E.-Mrs.
II. Frost. mother. Lansing.
Hoffman. Sgt. Allen C.--Mrs. Dor,
othy f. Hoffman, mother, 1898 Lo-
gan. Grand Rapids.
Julliard. Tech. Sgt. Louis j
Mrs. Gertrude oswald, mother, Mus,
kegon..
Plckel, End 1t. Keith NJ Mrs.
Vivian VI. Pickel. wife. Cadillac.
Warren. end Lit. Douglas NJ
John Warren. father. Ironwood.
Mediterranean Area
Glow, Cpl. Dean R.-Mrs. Pauline
VI. Glow. wife. Kalamazoo.
Krolikowski. Pvt. Arthur s., Mrs
Victoria Krolikowski, mother, S215
Marcus. Detroit
Loudermilk, pvt Reyil-Mrs. Sal
lie Kovachek, aunt, 66i Colburn St.
Detroit.
Southwest Pacific area:
Dennis. Tech. 4th CIR. William F
Carl Dennis. father, 274O Wood
ward Ave. Pontiac.
Beukema, Staff Sgt. Lawrence
Mrs. Jean G. Beukema, wife. 1915
, Martindale Ave, S. W, Grand
Rapids.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-07
New Tax Intended to
Apply to Night Clubs

Washington, Mar. Inns The
30 per cent federal cabaret tax
which goes into effect on April /.
IS intended as a night club tax
rather than a levy on bars. cafes
and restaurants as such. the Bureau
OF Internal Revenue declared today.
a cabaret. the Bureau defined is
any establishment which provides
entertainment with the food and
drink served. However. you may
still have music with your meals
or drink without subjecting the es-
adjustment to the tax il the music
Is strictly mechanical or instru.
mental and unaccompanied by sing.
ing or dancing.
Any restaurant, cafe or bar may
provide soft BACKGROUND music
without incurr.ng the tax but
throw in a crooner and the tax
must be paid. the Bureau said.
The tax itself is based on the
amount OF the patrons checks and
must be paid by the management.
unofficial sources predict that the
OPA will raise night club ceiling
prices so that patrons will pay the
tax indirectly.
II an establishment has more
IMAM one room used for serving
food and drinks, only those rooms
which also offer entertainment are
subject to the tax. II the other
rooms are not connected In such
manner as to afford patrons a
view OF the entertainment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-07
Casualties

Washington. Mar. --INS-The
names OF POI United States soldiers
killed in action in the Asiatic, Cen
tral Pacific, European, Mediterran-
can. South Pacific, and Southwest
Pacific areas were announced by
the War Department today.
Sixteen Michigan casualties were
listed. They are:
Central Pacific area:
Ekin, Pfc. Robert S.-Mrs. Doro-
thy ]. Ekin. wife. Jackson.
Howell. Pfc. Vern A. Otha N.
Howell, father, lie Roy.
Mal.nowski, End It. Edward j
Igancy c. Malinowski, father, 1929
Zinow. Hamtramck.
OlscheWski. Sgt. John j. Mrs.
Margaret Olschewski. mother, 6504
Lenzee, Detroit
Underwood. 2Ed II. Donald f.
Mrs. Resale Jones, mother, River
Rouge.
European area:
Amberg. End Ii. Kenpeth s.
Fred Amberg. father, 2047 Horton
Ave. Grand Rapids.
Farris. Sgt. Douglas R. Mrs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-07

Fruits
APPLES-Mclntosh No. I. SO.
405; Northern Spies No. /. SO.
405; Greetings, No. 1. S3.00-3.5
Steel Reds. No. /. $3.50-4.O5.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-07

at S1400. Good and choice 225-3;
lbs. bulked at 1880, most 1904
lbs. at SI3.1O-l3.35: bulk good ar
choice li0-l60 Id light lights sob. :.
$ll50-120O. comparable 16e
lbs. Sl2.75.l3.j0: most 10000 10
sl3 6O-13.90; Good and choice SOW
bulkod at $l2.25-12.75; stays 500
1850. Stocker and feeder pigs so
unevenly from $1,000 down, accOr
ing to weight and quality.
SHEEP: A deck OF 1O4-lb. an
small lots Of 9O-ll0 ID. good =
choice lambs topped at S16.4O: ~
good 10 choice shipments S15.5
1925: common and medium sold
S12.O0-l45O: and culls ranged S6.C
100. Around IS head OF good
cho ce 95-l09lb. fat ewes reach
1925: bulk better grades SS25-9.0.
common and medium S6,j0-S.0
culls 100000. -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-07
Ypsilanti Markets
(Ypsiisnti Farm Bureau)
CoAlA
Buying Prices)

(Ypsiisnti Farm Bureau)
GRAIN
Rye dub ................. l.ij
OdlS Nuu.D .-s.s.s s.ss...s -
Ear corn (cwU ............. $50
Wheat tbu.) ............. l.62
Buckwheat tcwt.l ......S $3.50
PRODUCE
(Wolfs Grocery
Eggs, strictly fresh (doz.l IS IS
Cabbage (bu.) .............. 800
Dry onions Gao lbs.) ......... 265
Potatoes (bu) ............. 200
Apples (bu.) ................ 400
Carrots (bu.) ............... 800
Rutabagas (bul ......... $50
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-07
Daily Market Report

Detroit. Mich, Mar. 7-CATTLE:
Dependable outlet at steady TO
strong prices. A load Of good around
J75-lb. fed steers topped at $3.50.
Most medium and good short-fed
steers and heifers brought $500
1925, with several loads at $500
1925. Some common kinds turned at
Sll00-12.50. Most heifers brought
S1l.00-13.G0: odd good lots to Sl4.5O.
Cows sold freely az strong TO Csc
higher rates. Beef cows bulked at
$S.50-1I0Q: few $3.50 or above.
Gamers and cutters sold freely at
$6.50-S.25. a few shelly. emaciated
lightweight Gamers at 5000 and be-
low. While a few bulls sold steady
with last weeks sharpl& l6wer
close. it was mainly a peddlihg mar
ket. Sausage bulls bulked at $3.50
1850: a few good heavies to Sl1.00.
Broad country outlet exists for
stocker and feeder cattle at firm
prices.
CALVES. Top and bulk for good
and choice yealers was $3.50. Com.
mon and medium made Sl2.00-l5.00.
culls $70O-l1.OO
HOGS: Extreme ton reached
S14.10 sparingly to city butchers for
20O-225 lbs. bulk of these weights
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-07
Week End Marked by
Three Ceremonies

Ann Arbor, Mich, Mar. An
nouncement is being made Of three
weddings here
Wright-6ell
Miss Alice Mary Bell. daughter
OF Adamson Bell. Battle Creek. IS
the bride of Pvt. c. Wayne Wright.
ASTP student at University Of
Michigan. The ceremony took
place Saturday afternoon in First
Presbyterian Church. Battle Creek.
Mrs. Wright is employed here by
the Bell Telephone Co. The groom
is the son Of Mrs. O. X. Wright.
Fort Wayne.
Prenpraze-Roskey
Chapel Of the First Methodist
Church was the scene Saturday ar
ternoon of the wedding of Miss
Gladys Aileen Roskey, Washington
Heights. to Ronald Kenneth Pen
lraze, son OF John Prenpraze, Of
Kearsarge. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-07

Roskey. Applegate- The couple
will live at 1924 Washington
Heights.
DaVock.Wherfel
Miss Jewel Winifred Wuerfel had
her father. Rev. Paul Wuerfel, and
her brother-in-law, Rev Thomas
NJ. Pryor. of the First Methodist
Churrh. Royal Oak, as officiating
ministers at her wedding TO Al
fred Meigs nayock. son Of Mrs.
Clarence Dayock. Detroit.
The ceremany took place Satur-
day afternoon in the First Metho-
dist Church here.
The newly married couple. fol
lowing a trip TO New York, will
make their home at 9l7 T. Jefter-
son. Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-07
STAND BY AGREEMENT

RIO DE JANEIRO-IN - The
Brazilian government has announc-
ed that it will adhere 100 per cent
TO the American price ceiling on
coffee. Spectators had been ma
heuyering to induce the L. S. gov
eminent to increase coffee ceiling
prices. Brazil will take advantage
OF all shipping space to keep cot.
fee moving into the United States,
officials said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-07
Rural Events
WEDN E SDAY

WEDNESDAY
Stony Creek
Mary Martha Guild will meet at
the home of Mrs. Leola Wasem
corner Judd and Pittman Roads.
THURSDAY
WS.C.S. of Stony Greek church
will meet with a potluck dinner
at noon at the church.
Salem
Ladies' Auxiliary Society meet
ing with Mrs. Joseph Feldkamp in
Worden on Pontiac Road Potluck
dinner at noon. Afternoon pro
gram.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-07

LONDON-lNS - Air Marshal
Norman II. Bottomley. deputy chief
of the British air staf, declared
in Washington that if the Germans
and japanese could see what he
had seen in his visits To American
plane plants and war establish
ments they would drop quickly out
of the war.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-07
VICTIM IN WRONG ROOM

SAN FRANCISCO-UP-A hold
up man who used a shotgun to take
$500 from bay area hotels-over-
looking several thousand dollars be-
meath the scored a com
plete failure in his most recent ef.
fort. He locked the proprietor in an
ante-room containing a telephone to
a cab company. The proprietor used
the telephone and the bandit ran.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-07
Detroit Cash Grain

WHEAT No. 2. s1.70ss.
OATS-Eo. .. white. S0-S1c.
Mailing BARLEY-rauge. 81
152; barley needles. SIPS.
Vegetables
TURNIPS-Topped. bu.. sl.25-l.'
RUTABACAS-No. 1. bu.. Sl-h:.
SQUASH Hubbard No /.
S1.50-200.
CELERY CABBAGE- 80. |.
S1.50-200.
BEETS-Topped. bu., No. l, 81
200.
BROCCOLl-No. /. hu, $3.50.
CABBAGE-No. !. bu. Sl.25-1.15.
CARROTS-Toppcd. No. ! y,
sI5C-I75.
CAULIFLOWER-Bu. Nc. J. So
$2.00.
ONIONS-Dry, No. medium Zee
ing) so lbs. $3.50.
PARSNIPS- No. /. S3.J0-4.O0.
POTATOES-No. l. 100 lbs. 81.
go.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-06-01
Work In War Industry Steady Grind.
Women Workers Tell InfervieWers

New York City QLNS). = Inter
viewed i'm their off hours by a Labor
Department representative, 25O women
working in New York state war plants
have told straight from the shoulder
what they think of their jobs in terms
of production, health, home and social
life Industrial Commissioner Edward
Corsi released an informal report.
What My War Job Means" prepared
by the Departments Division of
Women, Child Labor and Minimum
Wage, in which these interviews are
summarized.
From teen-age girls to grandmothers,
these women came from variety of
backgrounds including ballet dancing,
fashion designing, nursing and teach
ing as well as manufactu Some
had never had Jobs. Sorsi explained
that the interviews took place in the
various club rooms of the YWCA and
USO so that workers could speak
freely without concern for the foreman
or supervisor.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-06-01
Strongest Unions
Given Best Wages
Report Given To Roosevelt
On U. S. transportation
Industry

Washington (FP). - In the L. s.
Transportation industry, the stronger
unions get the best wage rates, the
Board of Investigation and Research
reported to President Roosevelt and
Congress May 20. The boards state
ment was made in its study of hourly
rates by occupations in the transpOrta-
ton industry as provided in the fed
eral act of 1910.
The report effectively blasted the
favorite theory of Southern employers
that lower wages are justified in the
Southern states because of the eli
mate reducing both the cost of living
and employee efficiency.
Cost of living is not synOnOmous
with level, standard or plane of living.
Contrary to general opinion, the pur-
chase price of a given plane of living
does not vary greatly between the east,
west and sOuth-there are greater
variations within each district than be-
tween districts. and inter- regional diff
ferences appear to have narrowed in
recent years." the report said.
In a tabulatiOn of wage levels of
weighted average hourly rates for
Class motor and railroad carriers,
the board showed the Z. s. total for
railroads at 7Sc, for the east at Sic,
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