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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-02-09
JESUS AND THE TWELVE

LESSON TEXT-Matthew 1911. SO; ll:i.
$3.50.
GOLDEN TEXT-Ye are my friends, II
ye do whatsoever I command you.-John
i5:l4
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
Running for Trolley,
Corp. Dashes Into Car

Marine Cpl. William r. Melton,
30. attached to the Naval Training
School, Dearborn, was treated for
serious decorations in Crosse lie
Station Hospital today after he
dashed into the side of an auto
while running for a street.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
Chicago Firm Sues
Pen Manufacturers

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 6
CUPl-Eversharp, Inc, and Eber-
hard Faber Corp, two of the
worlds largest manufacturers of
fountain pens, were defendants
today in a S1,000,O 900 damage suit
on file in u. S. district court.
Both companies were charged
by Thurman Arnold, acting for
Reynolds international Pen Co,
Chicago. with conspiring 20 pre-
vent distribution OF Reynolds pens.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
Hiding Crown Jewels
JaiIs 7 Nazis 5 Years

FURTH, Bavaria, Oct. 6 (INS)
"A military government court to-
day sentenced two Nazis to five
years in Jail for walling up the
famous crown jewels of the Holy
Roman Empire in an ancient
Nsurenberg tunnel in an attempt
TO hide them from the Americans.
The two. DR.. Conrad Fries and
HienZ Schmelssner. also we're fined
Is, 900 francs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08

Cryptoquote-A cryptogram quotation:
knSc tina pcllc dc hosea twtch mwao,
wh lqf n lknSc ina -Hpwalqkac.
Saturdays Cryptoquote: When things
are as pretty as that, criticism is out OF
Season-Stevenson.
Distributed by King Features Syndicate, 1nc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
Elliott S Radio Stock
Value Called Too High

FORT WORTH. Oct. 6 GNS)
"A report that stock once owned
by Elliott Roosevelt in the Texas
state network and radio station
KFJZ now is worth 81 100000 to-
day was termed grossly cxag-
geTatcd
Robert Is. Hanger attorney for
the concerns. said there was no
way Of knowing how TO estimate
the value Of the stock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
BY Roy Crane
BY JAMES W. sTowIa

A"B' student at Cleveland intermediate
School. kfause,s AMBITION is to become ,
dootor. He plans to attend college at the
University OF Detroit.
In two years S carrier in Moenaft
avenue, Kriuse has increased business on
his route from ~ customers TO 81, win
ming many Times awards for sales achieve
ments including two wagons and $50 cash.
His route profits avetaEe 81 week.
krause, ~, live, az lJ444 Moenart, Is
member OF St. Auguuine's Church. and
plays the clarinet. His favorite sports
are softbill and basketball, which he
plays in the Detroit Times Carrier Ath-
letio League.
Ills parents. Mr.. md Mrs. Victor W.
krIu~, wholeheartsdly endore the Time,
carrier motto, Busy Boy, Are Better
Boys
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08

DR.. Paul II. Alexander, 40, a
dentist OF 403 King, the driver,
I told Assistant Prosecutor Victor
Targonski the corporal ran into
the street without looking. Alex
ander was not held.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
Chennault To Visit
Detroit Thursday

Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault
Of Flying Tigers fame will visit
Detroit Thursday during the city's
fourth annual observance of Mich
igan Aviation Week.
Gen. Chennault will address a
mass meeting of school children
at Cass Technical High School at
IL A. m. Thursday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08

All money sent At Sepders risk Do not
send cash or stampA All checks drafts
and money orders should be made payable
TO THE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY
international News Service has the exclusive
rights 70 use for reproduction IN any form ell
news dispatches credited TO Il or not other
wise credited IN this paper
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
DETRolFa azFfMES

Published every Week Day Evening and
sunday Morning by the Times Publishing
Company at l225 Times Square. Detroit 81.
Michigan
Entered at Detroit Men. a. second-clau
Mail Matter.
Evening star., 1945-06-04
demand for SteeIs
Helps Steady Stocks
lin Quiet Session
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

FoooSioeSu ASoS P'&ASAhi " tAsS''
NEW YORK. June 4.-Demand
for steels, together with other as
sorted industrials and a few utih-
ties, helped put brakes on sliding
tendencies generally in evidence
throughout today's stock market.
Prices wilted on fair-sized volume
shortly after a quiet opening. Bids
for the metals, apparently based on
the opinion this group was behind
the recent bulge elsewhere, then
heartened bulls and extreme losses
running to a point or more were re-
duced or converted into plus marks
Trends near the close, though, were
trregularly lower and even the steel
section backed away from its top
Transfers were in the neighborhood
OF 100000 shares.
The belief many leaders were act
ing somewhat "top-heavy" in the
wake Of their lengthy climb to g.
year peaks inspired tightening OF
accounts in the majority of cases
Postwar business hopes and lessen
ing Of reconversion apprehension
remained as bolstering factors.
Brokers thought the cloudy inter-
national situation was a cautionary
argument.
In front the greater portion of the
session were U. s. Steel, Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet, Republic Steel
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Glenn Martin
North American, American Woolen
Consolidated Vultee, Anaconda
American Smelling and Du Pont
Stumblers included N. Y. Central
Southern Pacific. Southern Railway
Baltimore e. Ohio, Canadian Pa
ciflc, U. s. Rubber, General Motors
Chrysler, Douglas Aircraft and
American Water Works.
Evening star., 1945-06-04

$'ShaaNo "AbAI tllC
taxpayers money" he said. There
is a plentiful supply of funds in
savings and loan associations and
other mortgage lending institu-
tions. more than ample for the larg-
est home building program this
country can conceive. There is no
sense and no need for the Govern
ment to do any more housing con-
struction' for persons able to pay
for their own shelter"
Mr.. Eason, head of a Los Angeles
building and loan association. takes
ONCE tomorrow. With him will be
Raymond P. Harold. Worcester, and
Curtis F. Scott, New Orleans. vice
presidents; and John S. M. Glidden,
Natlck. Mass, secretary. League Of
f1clals expect at least 250,O00 houses
Will be built in the next II months
ID. c. Postal Revenues jump.
Wartime business set an all-time
monthly record at the City Post Of
nee IN May, Postmaster Vincent C.
Burke announced today.
May revenues totaled 81 ,592,876 IA.
as compared with 1,349, 9,05862 in
May, 1914, a sharp increase of
$243,81762, or 1907 per cent, Mr..
Burke said.
In the first five months of this
year revenues at the City Post Of
flee totaled 1881, ,144.51 against
S6,130 ,243.9 .96 in the like 1914 period,
a notable gain of S1,560, ,900.55 and
a new record. The monthly postal
gains this year are shown in these
comparisons with 1914:
Evening star., 1945-06-04
High Court UphoIds
0PA Method Of Fixing
Ceiling on Materials
BY the Associated Press,

~ liie aSeOSlAtcu lCoss
The Supreme Court today upheld
the Once Of Price Administrator
method Of determining maximum
prices for building materials and
other durable consumer goods.
Justice Murphy delivered the
courts 81 decision. Justice Rob-
erts dissented. n
'OPA said the issue presented to
the tribunal affected At price regu-
iations on such items as furniture,
household appliances, fuels and
chemicals.
The agency appealed from decis-
ions by the Southern Florida Fed
eral District Court and the Fifth
Federal Circuit Court in a case in
volving sales Of crushed stone BY the
Seminole Rock g. Sand Co. of
Miami, Fla, to the Seaboard Air
Line Railway.
OPA contended Seminole could
not charge Seaboard more than go
cents ton, because that was the
price Seminole got for stone actu-
ally delivered to Seaboard in March,
l942-the base period for determin-
ing prices. This stone was deliv-
cred under an October, 1941, con-
tract. In later contracts signed in
October and December of 1912 the
price to Seaboard was raised to IS
cents and then to 81.
The lower courts ruled another
contract made with different buy
er in January, 1914, established the
base period price at S1.50 a ton.
Justice Murphy's opinion said
however, that the majority's un-
derstanding of the regulation and
of the consistent administrative
Interpretation" of the phrase high
est price charged during March
1912" compelled the conclusion that
Seminoles highest price charged fol
crushed stone was so cents per tor
-"since that was the highest pric.
charged for stone actually delivered
during that month"
Evening star., 1945-06-04
Rescue Of Five Follows
17-MiIe Swim for Aid
Ely the Associated Press.

Ely the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, June 4.-Del-
pnon E. Bill" Hayes, 36, a war plant
worker, swan II miles to reach the
shore of Lake Pontchartrain yester-
day and bring help to five compan-
ions after their boat capsized.
A flying boat which the six men
helped build at the Consolidated
Vultee aircraft plant picked up the
five men two hours later.
The 55-foot launch floundered in
a squau and sank. The men used
life mattresses to keep afoat in the
choppy waters for % hours.
Il thought I was a goner several
times because I got cramps" Mr..
Hayes said. but I decided I would
just have to fight through"
The other members of the fishing
party were Weidman Duhe, 80;
Jerry Seabright, 80; Lester Britson,
81; Wallace w. Goodey. jr., %, and
Thomas Slavin, 80.
Evening star., 1945-06-04
Washington Produce

From the War Food Administration
Prices paid net fob Washington
EGGS--Market very firm The tish
constantly increasing demand. Prices pait
for Federal-State graded eggs received
from grading stations (June A.. Whites
extra large AZ -43; sverase, 3ek: large e
40-4l; average, 40t; y. 8. grade A
mssam arsae B. iaras sze5ss ss7ze55ssse avsras. s4 s7
y. g. Grade B, medium, Ban; u g. grad.
re. $685. average, 35h:. Commercialls
fradsd extra large A, 42-43; large A
LIVE PouLTRY-Market very arm. two
losSs a1rived late sssusday for auth9rizec
prices are In line with ceiling changes
Prices paid fob. Washinston otransporta.
sgel. Fowl. gel; broilers ana fryers
Evening star., 1945-06-04
Nolan at Board Meeting

MOAN al Board Meeting.
James Parker Nolan is attending
a joint meeting of the Board Of
Governors and Advisory Council of
the National Association of Securi-
ties Dealers at Absecon, N. j., rep
resenting District No. II of the
association.
Sidney F. Taliaferro, retiring
president Of the District Bankers
Association, was presented a hand
some punch bowl at the annual din
ner at the Mayf1ower Saturday
night.
Eliot H. Thomson, Washington
Loan & Trust Co., has missed only
one of the 27 conventions held by
the bankers association, thus rival
ing three members who have at
tended every one.
Underwriters Meet Friday.
H. Cochran Fisher and the other
newly-elected officers of the District
Life Underwriters Association will
be formally installed at luncheon
meeting at the Willard Hotel Friday.
Reports on the War Bond drive are
included on the program and spe-
cial honors for the retiring presi-
dent. Vernon w. Holleman.
Evening star., 1945-06-04
Trumon Asked to Save
Robinson, .StoII Kidnoper
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the ASSOCIATED Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June A
petition to President Truman to
grant some degree of clemency"
to Thomas H. Robinson, jr., con-
victed of kidnapping Mrs. Alice Speed
stoll OF Louisville, KY, in 1884, and
sentenced to be executed June 8.
was signed yesterday by 10 Nash
vile citizens led by w. M. Hobbs.
Il wouldn't know Robinson If he
walked in the door," Mr. Hobbs said
last night after mailing the petit
ton, "but I think ne got a little
more than was coming to him"
Robinson, originally sentenced to
life imprisonment, recently won a
new trial only to be convicted
again and sentenced to death by
electrocution. His request to Presi-
dent Truman for clemency has been
denied.
Evening star., 1945-06-04
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO. June 4 (Pl lwFA).-salable
hogs 5000; total lsooo; active t,,l. tuils
l40 pounds UP at 14.75, ceiling; good ano
choice sows at "A 00:, complete clearance.
Salable cattle, 22,000; total $4,000;
salable calves. 500 total. 500; receipts
largest. since February, largely fed steer
run; choice steers weak to 25 cents lower
other grades 25 cents off; top, 1890. next
hishest price 1875; bulk, 15.50-17,5 so;
heifers Is to 25 cents lower: best early
1928, some held around 1880: cows
very scarce; unevenly steady to .25 cents
lower. mostly steady to weak; bulls steady
to strong. beef bulls very active up to
1900 and better; SAUSAGE bulls. 1925
down; vealers firm at 1880 down; stock
salabie sheep. 1900; total 10000;
shorn lambs SLOW, few early sales steady
to weak, most bids around % cents lower:
deck GOOD and choice s6-pound fed clipped
lambs shorn No. l pelt, 10 10: most shorn
lambs kinds of value to downward from
$500; odd lot common. .12.0O.12 so. few
head native spring lambs. 400, bucks
ewes, part deck common. 6 ob
Evening star., 1945-06-04
N. Y. Bond Market
SELECTED LIST OF ISSUES:

hDoVSASsCu AiCSost
lGt Nor 3As 81 1o5k
H&M r IS 81 1874
HIM in bs 81 20
nc r As 6b----- 1o1
rC 4As o6 6-----o o1h
lICCSL So 90 A. o7N
fCCsL Ans 63-. %
Int @ N 6s 62-- ~
Int ON LIST 6s62 61N
K C Ft &c Is 80 91N
K G Sou - So 1904
lLeh v IS 2003st -
Len v 4Has 2U03 69ih
Leh v 4s 20U3 81
lMe Cen 4lss 60 01N
lMSPSSM Is VI -
MKT ist4s 90 90
mo r 6tas 40. 3SL
Mo p 81 n p e0H
Mo p gen Is rs S3h
Nor a. z Is IS "a
Nor q = Ans s. TN
4 NET&T IS 52-- 113ih
j NYC RI bs 2ol3. 97M
/ NYC CAtks2O13A o1A
lNYNHH bs ~ TAN
\ NYNHH Ans 81 TIA
lNYNHH 4s &C. 7oA
iNYNHH 4s or 35i4
NYOW RI 4s 90. 26N
NYOW sn As So 15H
NYSW gn IS 40. as
NYSW RI IS 81 -
NYWB 41as 46 35N
j Norf 80 IS 2U1< 65N
Nor p bS 2O47 1OSK
J, Nor p 4ias 2o47 1o4ih
] Nor r IS 2047-- o7N
O&L Ch As 4S.- ~
] IOWRRN IS 60 1861
PenRR 6 4Has66 122H
Rio Or w As SO. 1o2A
J Rutl 1st 4hs41- 25H
StLsF IS so B.. 62N
] StLsF 4hs 7S-- As
} StLSF A. 80 A. 56H
J StL6W RI IS 90 o5N
Sea AL As so st 11N
sea-AF ,6s 35 A. -
50 Pac 4hs 81 1o3H
80 Pac Ans 90 ooN
Sou Ry sn As Sc 1o2N
Third Ave 6s 90 81
Walworth As IS 1o1N
West Md As 81 1o7N
! Wheel Stl3As701o6
i YoungsT3Aseo 1o5N
Evening star., 1945-06-04

Clldb IIle 1Op-
ernment should
get out of the
b u S in e SIS of
building homes
Immediately, in
sisting that pri-
va tie industry
a n d priv a t e
home financing
institutions can
well handle the
housing needs of
the Nation.
1--WE must get
the Government
out of the busi-
ness of building
1YN,N1 ,,@lx ~
Evening star., 1945-06-04

NEW YORK CITY
IS 80 119t
FOREIGN. 200
.Braz 3As Is ser 65H
Braz 3As 25 ser 66
Brisbane IS So 1o1
ChilMB6las57a. 10N
Chill 6s Feb 61a. 1oN
Colombia IS TO 50H
Denmk 51as So o5ih
Mex4s04asd54n u
Peru LIST s. 90. 22N
Uruguay-4hs76 81
DOMESTIC. 200
Am IL FPbs20301 1o1N
Am TGT 3KAs 6l1oSN
Am r&T IS So 12o4
Am Tob ~ 81 1o3H
Armour 4Iss 75 1o6N
ATSF Is 96----D DN
B&O 95 c. 01N
BGO 1000 d. 0eH
B&O CIV 20 -. ~
B6SO SW 3d. o6H
Beth stl 3As 65 1o7
Bost Me 4Ias 10 -
B c r u N SIS "a 47N
Cent O 1st IS As SoA
Cen Pac IS 60 1o3N
Z RR NJ 6s 81 "a
c r r N J Is 81 4oL
C&O 3hs 90 D 1o9A
Chi g. Ait 3s 40 55A
cB&o sn Is So 11AH
c 81 e I inc 97-- yH
CI&L sn Is So. z41
CMsPP IS 20 S7k
CMSP IS 20u0. 26N
CMSP 41ss s9E. 117L
C&NW 4kas 90 69N
GRIP 41as 81 A. 7lk
GRIP Ans ~ 21H
GRIP RI 4s - 65l
Ch&W I 4As 90 1851
CCCSL 4Has IT, -
CT U r IS 73--- 1o6H
Col&S4h 4hssOmd ooL
Comwl Ed IS n 1o7k
Del & Hud As SO lo7H
D&RGW bs 50, l6h
D&RGW IS IS . 15N
D&RGW IS 7s 62l
Duo 1t 3f2s 65- 1o6I
Ht Nor AL.s An 1nfy
Evening star., 1945-06-04
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, June tP-Corn Was bid
at the 81 1sia ceiling today but other
July grain futures were barely steady
tosweak under the pressure of commission
house sales made against purchases OF
new.crop contracts.
July wheat frequently was of as much
asr cent ana there was hedging pressure
against the September delivery. HeaY.est
sales were by brokers who frednettly
act for. milling and elevator interests
Shortly after noon wheat rallied to new
hikhs for the day. then dropped back
quickly when the demand had been salts.
fed
At the finish wheat was "a to Ia lower
than Saturdays close July. 1851 .6s
Corn was of W to UP ! as: July, 1.1sE
bid. Oats were down "a to 50 July. 637s-
"a. Rye was of l to UP - July, 1.14ss-
u. Barley was unclaimed to Ia higher
Evening star., 1945-06-04
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. June 4 1P.-cotten 3u-
lures moved in narrow range today as
traders awaited clarification Of the Gov
ernment cotton program for next season
Light hedging and LIQUIDATION was alb
sorbed principally through mill GOVERNS
against textile awards.
Late afternoon prices we're 5 cents q
bale lower to 10 cents higher: July. % 97:
October % e.: pecemher. 90 81
Evening star., 1945-06-04
Odd-Lot DEALINGS

PHILADELPHIA, June LP-The Sc.
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New Yorl
Stock Exchange for June 2: 2,s59 pur.
ChaseS ingolvins S7,17s shares, 2,67o sales
involving 71,942 shares, including 32 shori
! sales Involving l.1Sa shares -
Evening star., 1945-06-04

Around-the- clock bombing re-
quires around the month buying
invest regularly through payroll
savings.
Evening star., 1945-06-04

United States Sugar Corp. received
q 10000 loan from the SEC for
financing and establishing q starch
plant at Clewiston, Fla. The plant
will begin operations In early July
and is expected to employ $500 per-
sons.
Evening star., 1945-06-04
u. ). Should Get Out
Of Housing Field,
Eason Declares
By EDWARD G. STONE.

George M. Eason, of Los Angeles
new president of the National Saw
ings and Loan League, which has
headquarters here, declared today
Evening star., 1945-06-04
N. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE.
FURNISHED by the Associated Press.J

he Associated Press.l
10. Humble Oil 1ha A71s
Hussman-Lig.60 21i1
hIIll Power ~
III pwr div ct 17M
Imp Oil 1t h.50- 15l4
20 Init Pet HI. 2oM
- Kingston Pro ~
l. 1879
~ MlLone Star g 80. 12iA
IsslMcWillDredgAe 151s
15A
~ Mich Sugar-- 2Se
~ mid West Cp Ms 15lb
Minn M&M ! 40 ~
'HIMolybdenum "a 9Is
, Mono Pictures IA
City Ii L. 2oA
vi Nat Fuel G.s0-- IL
.lNep Met A Ne 13N
,NN N Mex g. Ar!z--, 81
"a Mag Hud Pw ~
; Niles-Bem-P tzg 15N
,M Nor Cn Tex.35e- 6
W Nor st Pwr A. 16
oh Northrop Airc-- IN
Bio Pantepec IAN
! Penn Traf.175s 1N
zHe Pennroad 14e 7
aA Pharis T&R.60- 16iE
B Pioneer Gold - 4N
5M Pls v Wine.l0g- 41t
oh Pug Sd PL / 20 le1.
pa Raytheon Mtg - lSA
/M Richmond Rad 4N
, Rome Gable. Goa 1914
pa Salt Dome Oil 7N
SA Std cas- of 1.60 33lE
, Std Oil KY Il 1914
oh Sterling lnc.10g m
? Strook e. Co lie Ism
4AlSupPCemB llae 1734
O g. L 40 81
~ Tri-Cont war. III
10 Tuns- Sol L log loiz
5M Unit LtGRy Ag- 17ls
~ Us Foil B AE lozt
5A US Graph .35g- 14lt
l1 Univ Cool A sag. 1SLt
Z Venezuela Pet 1oLt
railway Knit NJ 1ag- 34l1
80 Wentworth NJ "a 81
oLal Wright Har h.20 4Ne
DIS in the FOREGOING table
ements based on the last
declaration. Un-
ID. special or extra div
cluded. q Also extra OF
stock. e Paid last year
Declared or paid SO
h Payable in Canadian n
lated dividends paid or
r. WV With warrants
7tS
Evening star., 1945-06-04

Hourly Sales on the Exchange Today.
il:O0 Am $40 600 1890 noon. $50 600
100 p.m. 92o 900 900 pm l3o 600
tUntt OF trading 10 shares; sales printed
IN fuH. In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act. !
are annual disbursements based on lsst
quarterly Or semi.annual declaration. Tn
dends are. not included x Tx dividend.
n cEx rtsnts. 9 Also extra OF. ,sxtrss.
n ssoe e 'tsGb rsd ]. last s, sr
year, Payable IN Canadian funds. 4 Ac-
cumulated dividends paid or declared this
Evening star., 1945-06-04

Air Assoc.s0a !;
Air Way E.IUg-
Alum Co Am 2 A
AmCentMtg.20s A q
Am CP&L B .-.
Am G&E 1.60a- )
Am L q T 100 2
Am Maracaibo
Am RepublicAg /
Am Super pf z
AnchPost F.20g.
AngIranCil. l.3se !
Ark Nat Gas
Ark Nat Gas A.
Aro EQUIP 1zg-- z
| Ash O&R 40.
| Atlas Corp war
Baldwin 10 war. ]
Bliss E w L. ;
Buzz N g. e p Of. z
BURY Biscuit
| Cable e P vtc -.
lean Marcni.04g
ICasco Prod ]
ICatalin Am log
iCities Service Z
Claude Neon Its
| Colonial Air ]
Colo F g. ir war.
Colts P F Arms ;
Cons GE B $50. J
Icons Gas ut.30
Cons TEXTILE A4e
Crowley Mil
ICrownC Pet Ae
ICuban At So Be z
Delay Store.10ss
Derby Oil Ag
DiamondSh1.2 30 Z
Domest Ind A.
FL Bd g. share. ]
Elliott Co L. z
Esquire Inc Ag-
Fairch Gel 1e-- ]
FansteelMet Ae 4
Feeders Mfg 3sg 2
Cleaner H .60g z
Glen AldCoal 1g z
Hartford r vtc-
Hazeltine 1g z
Hoe r & Co A 3
| Rates OF diyidel
are annual disbur
| quarterly or semi
less otherwise not
idends are not tr
extras, d Cash OF
I Payable in stock
far this yaar
Evening star., 1945-06-04

tx f.. diyiasnd Plus .x extra PAID 50
S. 90 extra. k 10c extra. Paid in 1914
81 q extra
Evening star., 1945-06-04

TREASURY. 300.
2has 71-66-- 1o1 ;
| NEW YORK CITY
Evening star., 1945-06-04
Market AVERAGES
Dividends Announced
NEW YORK, June 4 Pl.-Dividends de
clared: =

Regular.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19

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musu atvere axis. Jis pa
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tvirtybes tam sprendimui
padaryti parodys Lietuviu
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partiniu kabliuku. Betgi
valanda yra velyva ir j
yra kuone tolygi sukiui
"Dabar arba Niekados"
Visi geros valios Lietu-
vial yra kvieciami pasakyti
"DABAR'' ir uz tevyne au-
koti savO gerasias iiegas.
Viska nulenkdami tevynes
idealui, mes galirne butt IT,
kri kad, kaip graziai yra
isreiskes Paskalis, "Visos
iiegos ir smurto pastangos
bus bergzdzios ir jos tepa-
tarnaus tue didesniam tel
singumo triumfui'.
julius Smetona.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
SEN. VANDENBERG
UZTARIA MAZAS
TAUTAS

Michigan valstijos Senate
rius Vandenberg pakele mazu-
ju pavergtu tautu Willis savo
patiektu pasaulines apsaugos
planu, kuris apima visiska
Amerikos remima ir palaikyma
Atlantic Carterio principu.
Ia plana priemes Preziden-
tas Roosevelt sakoma gall vyk-
tt pasimatymui su Stalinu ir
Churchillu ir lures ka daugiau
negu tik paprasta akademiska
savo Sales valios pareiskima.
81 karta jis gales sakyti:
"Gerbiamieji, Senatas parems
patti kategoriskiausi pasizadeji-
ma uzkirsti kelia agresijai, bet
jis atn1es bent kokia sutarti
paremta vienpusisku uzsispyri-
mu lauzyti Carteri."
Tuo Senatoriaus pareiskimu
labiau paaiski Americas polka
rinio kooperavimo kama. Ia
kama yra teisingas taikos nu-
statymas maziems kaip ir di-
deliens.
Tuomi mazoms tautoms pa
duodama bent siaudas isika-
binti. Yra kalbama apie triju
didziuju vadu pasimatyma, o
to pasimatymo isyakareje Sc
natorius Vandenberg (Repub-
Hkonas) padare dideli zygi is
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-01-19
DIRBSIM - LAME
SIM!
Skyriai, Gaukit Dau-
giau Nariu i LVS!

Tas kuris dirba - laimi, yra
visiems zinomas pasakymas.
NUNS Lietuviams reikalinga
pasiekti laimejimu atgavimui
Lietuvai nepriklausomybes.
Reikalinga laimeti Amerikos
visuomenes opinija ir prijau-
TINA mazosioms tautoms ir to-
kiu budu Lietuvai.
Reikalinga laimeti Americas
valdzios il visuomenes vadu
nusistatymas ginti mazuju tau
tu reikalus ir neapleisti Allan
to Carterio principu.
ReiAalinga laimeti Preziden-
to Roosevelto nedvejotinas nu-
sistatymas ginti mazasias pa
vergtas tautas nuo Stalino pa
vergimo kaip is kitos puses
gina nuo Hitlerio pavergimo
tautas Vakaru Europoje.
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga ia
darba varo pirmyn visais ga