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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-06
About Elastic Prices

OF course, the cattlemen have
been among the most violent critics
of the price control administration
and their representative have main
tanned steady battle here in Wash
ington in an effort to remove the cell
ing prices from beef Cor, as they
say, make the prices elastic) so that
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-06

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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-04-06
WNU Service, Union Trust Building,
Washington, ID. c.

The fight over subsidies-pardon
me, I shouldn't use that word SUBJ
sides, the New Deal doesn't like it
the fight over price premiums" on
farm products is once more the chief
concern of the administration and
the members of congress who do not
see eye to eye on this painful ques-
ton.
The smoke of the battle over the
veto of the subsidy ban included In
the Commodity Credit corporation
bill has settled, and since then there
was another veto (the tax bilD that
didn't fare so well. But the Farm
Bloc members are not SO overopt1-
rnistic as to believe that the Presi-
dent and congress are still far enough
apart on the subsidy question that
another veto could not be sustained.
In the senate, the cooler heads OF
the opposition know this and are not
willing to 60 through the same futile
! process again.
In the house, it is a different mat
| ter although this is not likely to
change the final picture. House
Leader Joe Martin, while conceding
no jot or title to the administration
that he can withhold, has made it
plain that price control Is neces-
sary, and he isn't going to allow too
much delay on the part OF those
who want an anti-subsidy rider at
tached to the OPA bill. He has
other plans of his own.
War Food administration officials
are quoted as admitting that the
case of the bashful beeves is one OF
their greatest problems. Concrete
ly, they have the job Of enticing two
or three million head Of beef cattle
off the ranges and into the butcher
shops during early spring and sum-
mer. And the only thing that they
know Of to make the cattle move is
the good "old reliable" that makes
the mare go-cash money. Since
the administration is sitting on the
ceilings and refusing to allow prices
to the consumer to go UP. Uncle Sam
will probably have to make up the
difference again. if congress will let
him, in the form of price pre-.
MUM to the stockmen.
The Bankers Stake
And the government is wondering
about something else besides few
meatless Mondays or Tuesdays or
Wednesdays. 1t is worried about the
.snker who has a stake In steaks,
as well as the cattleman and beef
eater.
Cattle on the ranges have in.
creased beyond the feed on the
ranges.
The average livestock population
of America in the years 1922 to 1912
was 50 million head. Roughly let's
say halt of this was dairy cattle.
Now the estimate is 50 million head
and the ratio of eating cows to milk
ing cows has increased alarmingly
in the last few years.
And the beeves are now home on
the range because there isn't price
incentive to lure them to slaughter.
The government feared this; feared
first the famine and then the food
It now looks as If the famine was
coming and the food is not far be.
hind. And this is where the banker
comes knocking at the door. He re.
members other gluts when the
drouth. for instance, sent all the cat
tie to market at once, running the
industry, making the bankers notes
just SO much wallpaper.
But how, the simple citizen asks
can there be price drop when the
government has placed floor un
der prices as well as ceiling over
them? Well. see what happened te
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-13
VSE KARKOLI

potrebuje sc cd zobozdravnika
bodi izvlecenje zob, polnjenje
zob in. enako lahko dobite v va
se polno zadovoljstvo pri dr.
zupniku, ne da bi zgubili pri tenn
dosti casa. Vse delo je narejeno,
kadar vam cas- pripusca. Urad.
nj naslov:
who'd ma 62. cesti
K n q usovo slopj
6131 St. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-13
Prodo So
Kuhinisko pee

i1aprodaj, v dobrem stanju. Tu-
di moska obleka, mere 10, v ze-
10 dobrem stanju, Sc proda po
zmerni ceni. Poklicite po s. uri
,zvecer. Boulevard 3676.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-13

''Kaj pravis, Rastislov, nesrec-|
nj slepec, pref mogocni morav-
ski knee, je pod to streho, Vi
tel hisi?"
! skof je govoril urno, HAST
no. . a
"Tako je. Pripeljali SO ga
semkaj, a le "a kratek cas-. Ka-
kar sem cul, peljejo kneza dalee
notri v dezelo in tn so Sc zopet
ustavili samo crez nocs
"Rastislav tukaj! Kolikokrat
sva skupaj sedela pozno v noe
in govorila o koristih slovanske-
ga naroda, kolikrat sva drug
drugega tolazila, ako so naju
mucile prevelike skrbi, kolikrat
sva Sc posvetovala skupaj "a
blagor domovine! Danes sva a
pod emo streho in ne moreva go.
voriti in vendar imam toliko ns
srcu, da hi mu povedal, da bi ga
potolazil! V ujetnistvu :"
Metod pade nazaj ma stol ir
polozi glavo ma pergamentni svi
tex, kakor hi ma MEM hotel maj
tt pokoj srca in miru svoji dus
in v teh besedah ljubezni, resni
ce in tolazbe.
(Dalje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-13

ljudi prinesel bol in zalost, bi
Sc zelo pregresil.
Z In TAXA nehvaleznica Cveta-
ma nj hotela nikdar biti. Raje tr-
pi sama in vidi srecne dobrot-
nike, svoje ljubljence.
Cvetana Sc ozre ma nebo. Ma
MEM je p,avalo tisoce in tisoee
zvezd. Ena Sc je utrnila in IL
ginila "a temne gozdove -.
s> VIII.
"Moravski knez Rastislav je
tukaj? Ubogi slepec! Tako pla-
cuje svet "a, vso ljubezen in do
broto - z nehvaleznostjo."
Peter Jozef je bill zopet en-
krat sam $ svojim sodrugom.
! Niti senca suma do sedaj nj pa
dla ma oba prijatelja.. Jozef Sc je
delal, kakor da ne pozna mo-
ravskega kneza. In strazniki SO
bill veseli, da bo jetnik v njego'
vi druzbi skoro okreval.
"Vodijo ga il kraja kraj
mixer Sc jim ne zdi dosti varno
;; Sc slepega kneza Sc boje! Predo
bro Sc pomnijo, kako jim je INA
sekati glave z vratov, kako j
i odbijal njih vojske, ko je sede
Sc ma knezjem prestolu. Sc p
smrti bo vznemirjal> in strasi
) svoje sovraznike."
i "V njih slabi vesti.'
"A dolgo baje knee ne bo We
zivel. Proved sc zalosti in tugu
ie; tudi zaduhla stanovanja p
; iecah mu izpodkopujejo zdravje
Ne cudimo Sc: tako velik duh il
!, priklenjen ma tako majhen pro
stor!"
"Revezw
i, Metod sklone glavo mad de
. belo knjigo. Vrstic nj vide
/ migljale so mu pred oemi. IL t
: knjige je cital cele dni. Bila m
ie edna zabava v tezkih dine
4 win. Ali danes mu te vzvisen
e misli kar MISC Sic v glavo. IL
!, cej je brati, a nj koncal.
: 'Ubogi Rastislav! Cd grad
= do gradu ga vlacijo, kakor hi il
K kali kje ga preje dobi smrt. c.
: 10 do sem "
: "V mas samostan."
! Metod poskoci kvisku da
;, skoro pretrgal pergament, r
n katerem je, bill spisan evangeli
e in prime Jozefa "a roko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-13
VIDGOY'S PHOTO STUDIO

485 East 152nd St.
Sc priporo6anao 20 izdelavo vseh
vrst silk po snerni ceni. Odprto
oh mcclellan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-13

Vsi Sc smejejo, le Cvetana Sci
nagne skczi 'okno ma vrt, kjerI
ie pokrivalo ma stotine cvetov|
drevesa nalik snezni odeji. Lizi-
ka je bila neizmerno vesela. Sail
Sc je sesla po dolgi dobi z onim,
do katerega je cutila v srcu ta-
ko vroco ljubezen! Bozidar je
pripovedoval, kaj je kje videl,
izkusil, omenil tudi nesrecno
Metodovo ujetnistvo, ma kar je
vsem hipoma izginila veselost z
obrazov.
Dolgo je cakal Nikolaj ma dvo-
riscu svojega varovanca. Sku-
paj sta spala i'll start Sojak Sc
:je veselil, da mu nekdanji tova-
ris danes pove kaj veselega IL
svojega popotovanja. Kakor ma
lasc SO ga poklicali il druzbe
.sluzabnistva in ga sedaj zadrzu-
:jejo pozno v noe; niti pomislil
nj, da je danes pripravljena Bo-
zidaru postelja pod baldahinom
v grascini sprejemni sobi.
Tako sc vrti kolo zemeljske'
ga zivljenja.
Nikolaj hodi po dvoriseu 60
ri in doll; postavi Sc nasprot
oknu in gleda, kdaj ugasne lu{
in Sc odpro vrata. Cakal je "a
stonj. LIE glava Cvetane Sc j
vcasih prikazala pri oknu in pr
mesecnem zaru Sc je zdelo star
Gu, da teko solze po icih zalost
ne deklice.
"Ustrasil sem jo, ubozico,
svojim nepremisljenim govor
jenjem," godrnja Nikolaj sam
, seboj nezadovoljen. "Stari ca
, rovnik bi zasluzil po vsej pravi
ci, da bi mu zavili vrat, re zato
ker je zapodil hcer cd sebe
PRAY mic mu ne zaupam, tod;
, radi tega dobrega dekleta opu
! slim svoj namen."
: Cvetana je v resnici slonel
ma oknu ter gledala bliscec
zvezde. Spominjala Sc je ocets
a poleg tega je tezila memo 81
i ce Sc druga pclest. Videla je Be
, zidara, videla je Liziko, in VISA
pogleG jo je zbodel v srce. Ka
ko ga ina rada! In to pc pravj
); ci! Skupaj sta rastla, skupaj b
vala. On jim je dolzan zivljenjf
y ker so ga il dobrote sprejeli i
odgojili. Kdor hi. med e uobr
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-13
DAROV ANA
ceski nopisoI A|oizii Dos+oI
Zgodovinska povest il dobe Slovanskih apostolov

jarem. Slovani smO vsi in edlnl
moramo biti kakor en- moz. Ka-
kor mas druzijo skupni jerk in
navade, tako mora biti tudi ma
sa vera ena in ista."
"Poklicati moran Liziko. Ia
bo vesela, ko zagleda davnega
prijatelja IL mladih let.'
Grascakinja vstane in hiti
proti vratom. Glasen smeh jo u
stavi ma pragu. Deklici sta hi
tell sami pozdraviti imenitnega
costa.
"Bodi pozdravljen, vetre-
njak,' Sail sc Lizika. ''Po celej
Moravski ga je dosti, lie v b.
rotinu je tako redko. In kadar
pride, ne najde pota do prijate-
ljev," ocita Bozidaru bivsa to-
varisica.
"Ta je pa Lizikina prijatelji-
Grascakinji zastanejo NADIA
, line besede v grlu.
"Duba, zasledovanega duhov-
nika," doda nitro Cvetana.
, "Bozidar, mas varovanec, pre-
je pri mas postreznik."
Te besede so bile odvec; po-
znala je dobro mladenica. Ko je
uprl vanjo pogled, zardela je
kakor cresnja in povesila oci.
: "Tako, sedaj ste Sc vsi spo-
znali in jutri Sc zopet razidemo
Bog sam We, "a kako dolgo,'
l pristavi lie Ease Mirko, XII Sc n
mogel nagledati krasnega Bozi
dara.
Cvetana ga skrbno ogleduje
"Drugace nj mogoce, domo
} vina klice, moramo. A zakaj b
I 81 zbujali tezke misli; glejme
veselo v bodocnost in zaupajmc
4 v sreco nasega orozja. Bojuje
mo sc "a dobro stvar, tudi ko b
a padli - kar Bog ne daj! - i
mamo zavest, da smo padli '
a castnem boju."
: Bozidar je bill v svojem toku
Ravno tako je navduseval po ce
e Ii Moravi "a boj. A naglom;
e vstane in vprasa:
r "Kako Sc je pa godilo tuka
Cd te dobe, ko sem JAZZ odsel
Metodom
!, "Hvala Bogu, vsi smo zdravi
: LIE vcasih je malo zalostno. Ka
u kor je drugod, tako tudi pri mas
Il Cesto moran iti ma dvor in ia
: krat me vselej skrbi, kako s.
donna godi. Pa tudi star sem z
in sivo glavo imam; zelo bi po
J. treboval naslednika. Sicer sc p;
|, ne smem pritozevati, sluzabni
j. stvo je poslusno.'
a "Stari Nikolaj sc veseli boj;
= kakor otrok igrace."
"Kaj ta,' zasmeja Sc Mirko
"sedaj re nj bio mogoce Z min
J. izhajati. Sedel je ma klopi po ce
n le dneve kakor okamenel in mr.
Ii mral mad dolgim casom. I nc
ri stara sablja!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-13
(Nadaljevanje)

A Bozidar nj poslusal grasca-
kinie. Zdi Sc mu, da vidi ma dvo-
riscu ODE deklici. Enc izmed njih
Sc tako dobro spominja! Poleti
v mislih do gostega gozda, kjer
je zagledal pri potoku carobno
prikazen, XII ga je vedno in we'd
no spremljala in niti v sanjah
nj zatemnela. Bozidar je vldel
Cvetano in njena podoba Sc mu
je vtisnila globoko v srce. In
sedajj sc sreca z njo tako nena-
donna, tako nepricakovano.
"Jutri tedaj odrinemo skup-
nj tabor"
Toda Bozidar nj slisal, bill je
mislih Bog We kje.
"Pravim jutri."
"ze jutri?" cudi Sc mladenic,
kakor bi sc bill prebudil IL maj
lepsih sanj. "Tako hitro?'
"Saj 81 sam tako rekel in u
kazal sluzabnikom, da maj vse
pripravijo "a jutrisnji odhod"
odvrne Mirko.
"Je re res," pravi Bozidar,
globoko zamisljen. "Tako SO mi
usle misli kakor krilatci. Cakali
mas bodo re drugi, XII upajo, da
Jim pripeljemo precejsnjo po-
moe"
In, &c Bog da, jih to upanje
ne bo goljufalo. Vojakov sem
nabral, kolikor mi je bilo mogo-
&c, in tudi sluzabnike vzamem
seboj."
"Zadostovalo DO najemnistvo,
sluzabnike blagovoli gospod do
ma pustlti. Kaj bi bilo, &c Sc kaj
neprijetno primeri? Gozdi sc
temni, nj mogoce videti v njiE
sredino. Poganov je Sc mnogo.'
Bozidar je postal nanagloma
skrben "a grad.
"MisliS, da sc Svatopluk uds
nasim tajnim nacrtom ?'
"Drugace ne more. Mislim, da
Sc je dovolj preprical, kako 60
ljufiva je nemska prijaznost
jeca, V kateri sedaj biva, ga j
popolnoma ozdravila. Boljse j
biti samostojen vladar kakol
zaveznik nemskega kralja.'
''In Metoda? ~
mora ga oprostiti jetnistva
to je glavni pogoj. Ako je Sva
topluk plemenit clovek, DO san
resil vezi omega, XII mu je hote
ustanoviti veliko, neodvisno DIR
zavo.'
mir in pokoj?"
"Dal Bog, da bi ga potem u
zivala Moravska "a dolgo casa
Oba vladarja hoceta blagor do
movine: Svatopluk bo skrbel z;
telesno dobro. Metod "a duhov
ne dobrote."
"Daj Bog, da Sc to zgodi!'
"Potem pojde skof v mojo do
movino ma Cesko in bode t n
vsejal seme krscanstva, da tud
nase dezele ne zadusi nemsk
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-13
Hisa naprodaj

Hisa "a emo druzino, 6 sob; v
dobrem stanju; streha pokrita
z lesenimi singelni; zimska okna
in poletne mreze.. Cena $4,000.
POklicite LA. $685..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

WASHINGTON, Dec. % QNS)
Rep. Books CD of Louisiana
today declared it's time for Amer.
lea Ito tighten belts. for the
Nazis have lot of punch left and
we may lose in Europe II we
don't.
Brooks. Just returned from a
four-week tour of European bat
tie fronts with 10 other members
of the House military affairs CON-
mittee. said
Its the unanimous opinion
of our committee that America
has been too optimistic - mis-
construed headlines telling Of
our forces advance before the
present German offensive"
Brooks warned that America
may be defeated w--in Eu-
rope. unless we unite as a nation
behind our fighting men. tighten
our belts redoubic our efforts anl
make genuine fight for victory.
T. Brooks had nothing but praise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Air Aids
Newest Gadeets Help
American Fliers

PARIS. Dec. % (UP)-Latest
gadgets perfected by the air serv-
ice command to protect American
flierS were revealed today TO in
clude:
An anti-crash nose which ena-
bles elders TO bounce off formerly
fatal obstacles.
Soft red-lighted instrument pan
els to reduce once commonly seri-
Gus eyestrain on long flights.
Lightweight armor aprons which
which defect anything but direct
hits on airplane engines and other
vital parts.
A gyroScopic gun sight permit
ting the gunner to place the cross
hairs directly on the target in
stead of leading il.
Hundreds of tiny supply caches
for men forced down on both sides
of the channel coast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Lost Yule
Parents TO Give Patty
Gifts Ghris+mas Eve

AURORA, I'll, Dec. % fINS1-
Patricia Attaway, 6, sufferer
from Emphatic leukemia. who is
not expected TO live over the holt
days, will receive her Christmas
presents tomorrow evening.
Her parents refused an earlier
holiday fer the child. believing
she would live past Dec Is. They
said they would give her their
personal gifts Christmas Eve
Meantime she has received cards
and gifts from many persons
throughout the nation. %
A gift came yesterday for her
father, CPO NJ. F. Attaway. in
the form of a l5-day extension OF
his furlough which was to end
next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
U.S. Warned to I Tighten Belt;
we May Lose in Europe

for Americas fighting men. but
said here at home we don't
realize what they are facing-we
are not backing them up with
shells and guns. / know1-I talked
with our men az the front"
"Only 80 days ago people
were streaming into my Office,
asking me TO get their release
from war work." he continued.
"Tnstead OF quitting. now II the
time when every available man
should be making shells-and
more shells"
Brooks views we're echoed By
Rep. Shafer m of Michigan. an.
other military affairs committee
man who made the tour. He said
bluntly:
Not only guns and ammuni-
ton. hut tires and motor vehi-
Giles are lacking In this war"
lie said. Let me repeat. the
facts we have not enough
shells and we have not enough
guns"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
U50HdkeYu|e
To Isolated Oils

NEW YORK, Dec. % GNS)-
Christmas will be Christmas to
American service men and women
everywhere-even those deep IN
the jungles of Brill, or on an
Isolated Alaskan outpost or on
small lonely islands in the carib-
bean. William <. Leigh, director
of the USO overseas department,
said today.
Every attempt Is being made to
decorate the lounges and club
houses 10 suggest the White
Christmas" about which the GIs
dream.
Men who can't get to the clubs
for the holiday parties will be
visited by USO mobile units. laden
with gifts. food and---cigarets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
South Seas Chanting
In Heart 70 Texas

CAMP PARKS. Cal. Dec. %
.UP-Seabee Chief Petty Officer
Chester Moreland, Oakland, Cal,
told today of a scene on Island
X, in the South Seas. There he
saw a group of natives squatted
in a circle, apparently chanting a
South Sea song. slapping their
thighs, and screaming gleefully.
Then he identified the song as
The Starsa Atnita Arigiga Anda-
brita' slap, slapt or Deep in
the Heart of Texas"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
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Geo A. Mathlas. as: Jean NJ. MCGEE.
Erie A. CARY. IS; Edl,h NJ. MeMsrtin,
81.
VIM Baker. 80. Irna williams. 50.
Steve RuSssko, 30. Mary Buyer 2s
W% IN. HurdoeE' "a Telythia Win
Chester ). Morgan IT. IS; Ruth a.
KnutHon. 26.
samuel Friedmsn. as. Florence DoAne,
. 20
joseph Arthur smith IS. Julia BE. &.
Fisher &c
Osborne Scott. as Bernice GrenshAv
IS
George AliAro 10. Geraldine spreemsn.
20
william H. Tucker. 20. celsstine Tsy-
lor. IS
Earl A Peterman, ~. Helen L. Ran.
dolph. -.
Pokrywks AZ
EDGAR ". Lampe, AZ valerie coesn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
$4,000 Bite
Expensive Ring Is Found
in Dogs Stomach

NEW YORK, Dec. % ms
1t looked like a doggone un-
happy Christmas today for
Granga, DobetTnan pinscher
owned by Mrs. Jean-Pierre Stern.
GraDga was under treatment
and observation by a veterinarian
after swallowing a diamond-and-
ruby ring insured for $4,000.
microscope examination dis
closed the ring in the five-month-
old puppy's stomach after detec-
tives had spent seven hours
searching Mrs. Stems apartment
and then concluded that the only
way the ring could have disap-
peared was for the dog TO have
eaten il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Woman 10 Give Party
For Monkeys in Zoo

DENV YER. Dec. % -tINS)--
Christmas will be a merry one for
the monkeys in the Denver city
zoo.
For the seventh consecutive
year the monkeys will be given a
Christmas party by Mrs. II. E.
Shannon, a former vaudeville per-
former. Santa Claus will be
"skippidest," Mrs. Shannon's own
pet monkey, who has been trained
10 hand out the gifts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Fight 0PA's
Cattle Ceiling
Western Senators
Appeal TO Unison

WASHINGTON, Dec. % (INS)
Cattle state senator's, battling
TO block the impending ION the
hoof ceiling price on cattle, as
sailed the OPA today for the
years % per cent decline in hog
production. They said a similar
situation will develop in cattle
production.
Meanwhile, these senator's pre-
pared TO carry their fight TO Fred
NJ. Vinson. economic stabilizer--
but with the majority expecting a
decision on the OPA proposal,
without granting their request
that he hear the cattlemen's case
first.
CONFERENCE ARRANGED
Senator O'Mahoney Cd OF
Wyoming who arranged a confer
ence Of the senator's with OPA
officials, said he was confident,
however, that VinSon would not
issue the order without hearing
the producers side of the story.
The OPA favors a ceiling price on
live cattle, while the WA has
opposed SUCH action.
Senator Butter tRt of Nebraska
declared:
Everybody knows W hat
failure OPA made in its han
ding OF hog markets"
OPAS PROPOSAL
The OPA plan--said to be for a
SIT a hundredweight ceiling price,
with 50-cent subsidy TO the
producer-wiff result IN safe of
more animals but fewer pounds of
beef in 1945. the is senators at
the conference predicted.
Butler predicted that ANY OPP
position VIA puts up will be
overriden by the Office of Emer-
gency Management"
The cattle state senators as
serted that WA concurs in their
view that the live animal ceilings
would reduce the beef supply.