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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-15

karsto, Knollwood Mauzoleume.
Daugelis lures proga pirma
karta pamatyti ta mauzoleuma
ir vieta kur A. Smetonos ku-
mas laikomas. 10 karstas nera
uzkastas j zeme.
Nuns observation-disclosures ten
ka ypatinga garbe pagerbti sa-
vo didziuosius nlirusius, kuriu
paminklus ir patti kuna cia tu-
rime.
Ia vakara, sugryzus is kapi-
niu, bus LVS seimo delegatu
pasitarimai.
SEIMAS BIRz. "a
LVS seimo posedziai prasi-
dies lygiai 10 val. ryto, Wade
Park Manor, Penthouse kam-
baryje, 1890 r. 10th street.
LVS seimui pasibaigus, visi
delegatai ir sveciai is kitu mie-
stu suvaziuos DR.. S. T. Tamo-
saicio dvare, ten kur jau bus
susirinkus Clevelandieciu pub
lika laukianti kalbu ir muzikos
programo.
DR.. Tamosaitis yra LVS l.
mo skyriaus pirmininkas ir
seimo rengimo komisijos pir-
mininkaS,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-15

MESOS trukumas Clevelan-
de sudaro didele painiava, bet
nematyt is to iseigos greitu
laiku. Prize mesos krizio pri-
sidejo ir Cub. Lausche, kuris
tyrineja ar Ohio valstija da-
bartiniu laiku gauna sau att
tinkama kieki mesos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-15

A, B, G, ir T gasoline ZEN
klai prie automobiliu stiklu
nebus reikalinga pradedant rs
Birzelio. ''B' kuponu tureto-
jai gaus daugiau gasoline, ir
Sick tick daugiau gaus GA"
kuponu turetojai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-15

KAMBARIS Lietuviu seimoje,
jaunai porai arba dviem pa
vieniam. Arti prie gatveka-
riQ, 8 minutes paeiti. Kreip-
kites: Telef.: Diamond 7183
5000 Elizabeth ave. (26)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-15
LANkESI SIMOKAITIS

Inz. B. F. Simokaitis, vykda-
mas is New Yorko j Chicago,
sustojo pernakvoti Clevelande,
cia pasimate su nekuriais savo
pazystamais, apsilanke Dirvos
redakcijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-15
KOVA SU zIURKEMIS

Clevelande ir placioje apskri-
tyje imamasi grie--ta kova is
naikinimui ziurkiu. ziurkiQ
nuodijimas pradedama miesto
dumpuose.
Namu savininkai taipgi pri-
valo prisideti prie ziurkiu nal
kinimo apie savo namus kie-
muOSe.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-15

| KAMBARIAI IsSINUOMO-
ia, Lietuviu seimoj, virsu-
je, tik $50 menesiui; noriu
gauti Lietuvius. Kreipkites
tuOjau: katre PreikSa
60O6 White Ave. (virsuje)
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DIDZIUJU MIRUSIUJU
PAGERBIMAS

LVS seimo apeigos prasides
sestadieni, Birzelio %, bus pa
dejimas vainiku Lietuviu Kul-
turiniame Darzelyje prize DR..
Basanaviciaus ir DR.. Kudirkos
paminklu.
Tas bus 2::3O val. po pietu.
Is Darzelio, delegatai ir vie
tiniai kures nores, vaziuos
Knollwood kapines ir ten pa
des vainika prie a. a. Lietuvos
Prezidento AntanO Smetonos
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-15

KAMBARIS NUOMAI
Lietuviu seimoje, tinkamas
kambaris, virsuje. Kreiptis
57O4 Dibble Ave. (24)
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DANUTE ARMONAITE
PASIZYMEJO

Case pradines mokyklos uz-
baigimo iskilmese, mokyklos
vedeja perstatydama Danute
Armonaite pasake kad il yra
10 metu amziaus, jos motina
Lietuvoje, il patti turi atsikel-
tt, apsirengti ir valgyti pasiga-
mint ir per iris metus visuo-
met laiku buvo mokykloje ir
nei vienos dienos nebuvo ISL
kus is pamoku. W tai Danu-
tel iteikta mokyklos dovana.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-15

PRADEDANT pirmadieniu,
vaisiu konservavimui seimoms
bus duodama cukraus po apie
8 svarus vidutiniai INFANT.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-15
L. VS.. SEIMO PRAMOGOS
MISIJOS DELEGATAI KALBES BIRz. "a

Clevelando Lletuviu visuo-
meneje dideja susidomeji-
mas Lietuvai Vaduoti Sa-
jungos stu metiniu seimu,
kuris rengiamas cia sesta-
dieni ir sekmadieni, Birze-
lilo 1924, ir ceremonijomis
kokios ivyks sarysyje SUI
seimu.
Seimo pabaigtuviu vaka-
re, smagioje Geguzineje DR..
S. T. Tamosaicio parke pa
ezeryje, 26001 Lake Shore
Blvd, atvykusieji lures pro-
ga pirma karta isgirsti pia-
niste Brute Smetoniene. il
yra Lietuvos Muzikos Kon-
servatorijos aukletine, pri-
klause prie zymiausiu nau-
josios kartos Lietuvos pia-
nistu.
Vietiniai ir apielinkes Lie
tuviai kuriems laikas leidzia
prasomi atvaziuoti j DR.. Ia
mosaicio parka ir dvara, A
val. po pietu, sekmadieni, B
zelio "a, Joniniu diena. Il;
ga viSiems nemOkamai.
Ten atsibus pasivaisinim
Americas Lietuviu Misijos
legatu San Francisco kon
rencijoje pranesimai, paroc
mas graziu filmu is San FIR;
cisco, ir ponios Birutes Sn
tonienes piano programs.
Pas Tamosaicius nuvaziu
lengva: automobiliais Xxi
260 gatves. Nuo Euclid Bee
eina busai bulvaru, islipti 6
E. 26O ir eiti i ezero puse
Tamosaiciu kiema.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-15
BY Anthony A. Oils
CO.Chairman, American Lithuanian Mission

EDITORS NOTE This article appeared in all Hearst
daies throughout the United States June 11-12 1945)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-15

should
be RESTORATION THE INDEPENDENT ITTHuANIA which
RUSSIA soemn which
by Its terms is still in effect to December 81, 1915
Evening star., 1945-11-04

querol, priced at $3.50. Another set
includes all the above items, plus
Chen Yu cuticle oil and polish re-
mover, and this is priced at $3.50.
Larger sets from IS to $25, the lat
ter are handsome and large enough
to use as overnight kits. Add the
Federal Excise Tax to all the gift
items priced above. They can be
purchased at two SEARS stores:
4500 Wisconsin Ave. NV. and oil
Bladensburg Road NE. Shop
Thursday. Friday and SATURDAY.
nights until $50 pm. Free parking.
+" IF THE WAY TO A MANS
HEART is through his
stomach" !. you'll f1nd O'DON-
NELL'S SEA GRILL mighty fine
Evening star., 1945-11-04
Borger.Jo Johansen
Ceremony Is Held

MIR. and Mrs. Hugh P. Snlyth an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Margaret Smyth johnson,
to 1t. George I. Berger, jr., A. U. S.,
son of Mr.. Berger and the late Mrs
Berger. The ceremony took place
october 2 in st. Stephens Catholic
Church, the Rev. E. jerome Winter
officiated. The bride is graduate
of Holy Cross Academy and attend
ed Dunbarton College. 1t. Berger
is a graduate of st. Johns College
and Georgetown Foreign Service
School. Upon completion of his
ROTC training at Georgetown,
he received his commission and
served with the 18th Armored Di-
vision in Europe. He is the holder
of the Bronze Star Medal and was
awarded the Purple Heart.
1t. and Mrs. Berger will reside In
Washington following the formers
discharge from the service.
Evening star., 1945-11-04
Eckhardf-Shade

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer r. Shade o.
Garden City, N. Y, have announced
the marriage Of their daughter
Miss Sylvia Shade. to Mr.. Charles
Nathaniel Eckhardt, jr., son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Eckhardt of Glyndon
Md. The ceremony took place re-
Gently in Lewis Memorial Church
and the couple now is residing in
Baltimore.
The bride was attended by Miss
Dorothy Teed as maid Of honor and
the Misses Nellie Jean Eckhardt
Virginia Royal, Kathleen Shaugh-
messy and Barbara Crane as brides
maids. Mr.. Eckhardt was his sons
best man and Mr.. Byron Baer, Mr.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

given in the auditorium Of the jew
ish Community Center. The Span
ish Ambassador and Sonora de Car
denas will be hosts at dinner and
take their guests later to the pro-
gram the Pamanian Ambassador
and Sonora de Vallarino and the
Guatemalan Ambassador and Sc
nora de Garcia Granados.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

Ger Lne Careful
guidance of a person who Is an
authority in that field. Helene
would like to recommend PEARL
ATKINSON, who has gained a
wonderful reputation for her Self
improvement School, located at
ITO CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
The Self improvement Course in
cludes Poise. Posture, Walking,
Rhythm, Speech, Makeup, Skin
Care and Hair Arrangements. For
appointment with Pearl Atkinson,
call NO. 617l-between ands pm.
{" 7 IVES THERE A GIRL
who does not know
that courses at ANNE KELLY'S
(Washington's largest and most
Evening star., 1945-11-04
ENJOY Patron
For Recital

The Brazilian Ambassador, SEN
hor Carlos Martins, now dean of
the corps, and Senhora de Martins,
head the list OF diplomats who are
patrons for the program which will
be given Tuesday evening. Carlos
Motoya, Spanish guitarist, and La
Trianita, Spanish dancer, will be
the soloists and the program will be
Evening star., 1945-11-04
SIDELINE
FASHIONS

Now thot footbolI time is upon
US, sideline fashions ore the
order Of the doy.
In todoy's column, you'll find
the lineup Of the sweoters,
iockets, skirts. blouses and
sportsweor.
And whether you moke your
sool before or after the some,
they'll be fun to shop for bright
and eorly tomorrow morning. "
you're not a footboII fon. it'll be
fun to shop onywoy.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

ners and late suppers to your
hearts content. O'DONNELL'S
are specialists In seafoods-but they
are equally famous for their super
lative steaks and chops. Ask the
headwaiter to seat you at the Cap
tain's Table, or in the Ships Cabin.
or in any of the Marine Dining
Rooms. 1907 and 1921 e ST. NV.
IS LAS YOUR PERMANENT
REACHED A JAGGED
EDGE?' Then it's time to put
your head into the skilled hands Of
Evening star., 1945-11-04

the hair stylists at
HEADS OF CON-
NEC.TICUT AV E.
NUE.. Let them give
you a head-start into
fall with either q
Cold Wave or Ma
chine permanent.
And let them top 1t
on with the most be-
SnNaiv4n 40 cxy to :
Evening star., 1945-11-04
At Resorts

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sherby are
In Atlantic City. Other Washing
tonians spending the week there are
Mrs. Eugene Young, Mrs. Alexander
D. kaufman, Mrs. Joseph Dreyfuss
and Miss Edna Dreyfuss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Freeman are
in Miami Beach for the winter.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

tated at the
S T e L o S
o MPANY.
They W i'll
e r a d i cate
moth holes.
C / g a r e t
burns a n d
S n a g S in
woolens, silks
= q
Evening star., 1945-11-04

Colbert Benson, Mr.. Alexander
Gushing and Mr.. Charles McWil-
liams were the ushers.
The wedding was held In the
home OF Mrs. A. N. Caudell, the
brides grandmother.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

has the poten-
tial qualities for
beauty she
would only do
something about
1t. This Is the
sort Of thing
that one can do
for herself--but
it must be un-
Evening star., 1945-11-04

m a t C n maker.
Their wonder
full Sc t o o d
platters will put
a ny m a n in
high gear $. . .
and you can en-
oy delicious
luncheons, din
Evening star., 1945-11-04

Oi0 TcOrge-
t o W n, but
easy enough
to find .
If Y u r e
looking for
lovely Christ
m a S 6 ifts.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

W dtSCLlo t4lC
weekly FASH
ION SHOW and
L u N c HEON,
held every Sat-
urday at l pm.
in the P ALL
MALL ROOM
of the H o t e !
Raleigh. 1t 8
Evening star., 1945-11-04

The latter (sketched) is a great
favorite. 1t has flexible platform
sole and a semiwedge heel. 1t is
brightly embroidered on back
grounds of black, pink, poudre or
royal blue i. and priced at $5.95.
Others from So upward. Open daily
from to 6. Thursday from to 8.
1923 CONNi AVE. Phone DU. 0346.
{" WHEN YOU GLANCE AT
YOURSELF in a shop
window as you go by-do you like
what you see?" Every woman has
Evening star., 1945-11-04

WdIlt IL 10 wear
with dark skirts,
plaid and check
skirts, and your
favorite S la c K s.
You'll find them
in the Women's
Department of
t he YO q N G
M E MS S HO P,
tailored in softly
Evening star., 1945-11-04


m o d e r n
health club
i n C ! u d e a
d i e t, a n d
that a gym
suit can be
r e n t e d
at a small
C h a r G e :?
u.4 -F Ill
Evening star., 1945-11-04

IDEAS ana you II
find them gaily dis
played at SEARS.
For example Chen
Yu has a novel gift
idea in a new Pagoda
set, which includes
their wonderful lip
stick. chip check,
nail lacquer, fast dry
lacquer an d lac
Evening star., 1945-11-04

woven monotone wool, fully lined,
IN 3-button classic style, priced at
Sls.95. Other blazer jackets in
black, brown, dark green and red,
from sl4s5 to s2295. 1919 F ST.
NV. Phone DI. $50
" HAVE YOU DIscov-
Erred NORMANDIE
GIFT SHOP" It's an enchanting
little nook, fairly hidden away in
Evening star., 1945-11-04

manage couture you've ever had.
1873 CONN. AVE. Phone DE. SSH.
Bethesda salon: 7248 Wisconsin
Avenue. Phone Oh. l2le.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

|" ONCE YOU SEE YOUR
SELF IN A WHITE
JACKET" your will-power
is simply going to ooze away. You'll
Evening star., 1945-11-04

FRANK COM
PANY can boast
one Of the larg-
est collections of
beautiful blouses
- W ith b o "
necklines, jew
elry necklines,
turtle necks,
-, - - ~1aAv,A~
Evening star., 1945-11-04

with long. short and cap sleeves.
OF crepe, satin, plaids, sheers.
Priced from $4 to- $10.s5. Con-
veniently located On = STREET
ct l2th.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

Henry Rosen-
t e ! d dresses,
suits by Lilli
Ann of Cali
fornia, j u d y
Bond blouses,
and j os e Hi
suits. They're
open Monday
t h ru Friday
until 8 pm.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

TAKE course NOW. Use OF all
spot-reducing machines, including
ring-rollers, exercycles. plus steam
cabinet and shower, 10 visits. $40;
20 visits. $2750. Ten half-hour
Swedish messages with steam cabi-
net and lamp, $3.50. 1929 F ST.
Ma. 7256.
Z" pUT YOURSELF IN LINE
FOR A Just married. y
sort, of hug, by having his, suits
(and your clothes, too) rehabili-
Evening star., 1945-11-04
Il leq7}}y6wv =
=. HA6Me

IS RoUDoIR BEAUTY Is
YOURS-at ROSS
SATURN" For your lazy moments,
luxuriate In the beauty and comfort
Evening star., 1945-11-04

Of colorful
b ou d o IL
slippers. S !
You'll find
fuzzy WIZ
y snuggy
shoes, high
h e e / e d
mules and
comfy STEP
in slinnerx
Evening star., 1945-11-04

SatuIuay untlI 3. LOcated just
above Dupont Circle, at 1902 CONN.
AVE. Phone NO. 7469.
j" SUIT YOURSELF WITH
BLOUSES. There's
nothing like a blouse wardrobe to
lend variety to your life II.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

Some of the "lovelies" include: Ex-
quisite glassware, bar accessories,
lucite ornaments, gift wrappings-
and even Christmas cards. Open
10 to 7. 1924 Wisconsin Ave. AID.
5282.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

liehteningi The food is delicious
The models are beautiful. The
clothes are chic and wearable, and
the music Is smooth. For reserva-
tions call Mr.. Romaine, MA. 1910.
" A ccEssoRY NOTE" No
need to wander from
store to store for the accessories
Evening star., 1945-11-04
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d" NOW is THE TIME FOR
ALL SMART GIRLS
to come to the aid of their ward
robes" The best way to starts
Evening star., 1945-11-04
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that make a costume.
Simply go to the
VANITY ACCESSO-
RY SHOP-and collect
them all at once. This
unusual little shop has
an fascinating variety
of handbags, costume
jewelry, gloves, blouses.
sweaters. scarfs, etc.
1917 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1945-11-04


d e c grated
in quaint
P e n n syl-
v a n | a
D u t c h
manner
a nd t h e
food is su-
Evening star., 1945-11-04

These experts re-
move hair from the
face. arms and legs
by the most modern
multiple method of
Electrolysis, which is
safe, scientific and
permanent. For per-
sonal tidiness. more
charm and appeal,
consult ELO'S, at
wy a1a ~Y
Evening star., 1945-11-04

i" REAUTY AT YOUR FIN
GERT1PS" perfect
for Christmas giving. CHEN YU
has all sorts Of fascinating gift
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-15
GrCWn by Dessert

asparagus KohlraLi
Beet Leek
Broccoli Lettuce
Cabbage Melon
CantcIoupe Mustard
Carrot Ohrl
CauliflOwer CniOn
Celery Parsley
Chicory Radish
COilarts Squash
Cucumber Tomato
EnGiye TurniD
Herbs
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-15
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SEED

Every seed grown by the Des-
sert Seed Co. is trial ground
tested for all the factors
which go to make up the per-
feet variety for any given
condition. Seeds are tested
for growth not only under
Imperial Valley conditions,
but for soil and weather con-
ditions in nearly every pro-
ducing area. 33 years Of seed
growing experience is back
of every seed we sell.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-15

CAULFLOWER in Europe rricr to the shown
in CaulifOwer seed
principally Sweden,
in this auperor quality and in
rc1.renentc
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-11
ED LEVIN AND RUBY McNEILL MARRIED JUNE 22

Ed Levin, formerly with Father Hubbard on hsi trips through this part of the Territory, and Ruby Carmen McNeill, teacher of the Douglas Public School were mar ried at the Shrine of St. Therese on Shrine Island, near Juneau, on June g. Their honeymoon trip will take them to Mexico, where MT. Levin will collct material for lectures.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-11
SAFE AT LAST

'Is there anything you fancy to eat before the execution?" asked the warden.
 "Yes, mushrooms" said the condemned man. "I've always been scared to try them in case I'd be poisoned"
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-11
PAGE FOUR

Encyclopaedia Britannica pre- diets permanently less meat con- sumption as the total world popu- lation increases. Says contributor Alonzo Englebert Taylor, M.D., LID. on Food Supply of the
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-11
THE NOME GET

World" If one can imagine population of five billion on the globe one must picture their diet as largely vegetarian ."
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-11
NOTICE

All Pioneers are requested 10 attend the funeral of Charles Goetzenberger al the Catholic Church. Thursday afternoon al two o'clock.
 Bob Baldwin. SecY.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-11

Canada is the worlds largest producer of asbestos.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

this potato petch while enemy bullets criss-eosed above
With him the lieutenant dragged captured German by
the hair his heed William Rsusswi9 here pefs The
IN detail described 70 him by Lieutenanf Minis
t. .S,nA.~. Lne
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-26

revolutionary developments fit themselves into much the same pattern. It would De hard to find better illustration than the one presented by Americas bewilder- ing canon of statutes on the sub- ject of firearms-their possession and use.
 Guns are violent. They make men formidable they add to the force of people who own and un- derstand them. In some states, cit izens walk unmolsted in the street
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-26
THE NOME NUGG E T

plishment was to a nations detriment-as has some times happened-thats just too bad.
 It may be that MT. Byrnes not being professional diplomat, didn't know what expected of him, and hence stuck to that he though was right even if it meant coming home with nothing to show the folks
 If that is so perhaps have reason to thank him. At any rate as things stand now the Big Three differences are clearly defined and each knows where the other stands even if it isn't on common ground
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-26
FRUITFUL FAILURE
Anchorage Times)

In retrospect there to be one bright spot in the gloomy outcome of the foreign ministers meeting in London. And it can be found oddly enough, in the meet ngs utter unproductveness and failure of agreement
 The curse of professional diplomacy is that some thing always has to be brought home and exhibited from meeting of powers Something has to be accom- plished as proof of the diplomats ability It always be dressed up in diplomatic language and made to look good.
 If later on it turns out that the diplomatic accom-
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-26
THE NATION WANTS" PERIOD
 (AlaSka Week1V)

Writing for Industrial Press Service Carl R Blemll- Ter, business commentator, recently said:,
 ''Voume of purchasing power in the publcs hands has been increasing rapidly since the outbreak ot the war Expansion has been vivid in both amount ot money in circulation and volume of bank deposits Money Tn circulation amounted to S7.5 billion in l939. By the end of 1914 total volume had increased to S2o3 bill on an increase of 127 per cent since 194 the year of the Japs fatal error at Pearl Harbor
 Deposits and Bonds
 Despite this increase in circulating money It IS small compared to what happened bank deposits From the end of 1889 December 1941 these deposits from $583 billion to $7O8 billion and this did not include deposits which banks themselves place in other banks In December, 1914, they had reached $l29 billion.
 ''Whe money in circulation and bank deposits were rising people reached into patriotic pockets for war bonds. There volume of S4O.4 billion of these bonds outstanding for redemption at the end of 1914
 Demand for goods is story by itself. In an allen composing nutshell it can be phrased: We wantp Start with $15 billion worth of housing year Check the new cars refrgerators radios gadgets, clothes This nation wants, and in boXcar figures. Purchasing power and demand make a lovely cou- pie. And they make prosperity unless uncle IS so re- signed perpetual depression he can't turn free and powerful economy out into the springtme of peace to- build enduring home
 This unparalleled "want' includes just about every thing modern Making and delivering all these things will provide jobs for millions.
 Manufacturers want to make them, saleSmen and dealers want to supply them-its simple as that Or, it should be!
 But, there's the OPA Created to maintain necessary price control in wartime it refuses to recognize the practicalities of peace.
 Large volume production, with consequent large vol of employment, only be attained by the man. ufacture under fair prices which yield fair incentive profits.
 Such prices should recognize all current costs ncud ing those of administrative and selling expense, plus the profit margin the factories experienced in the high ly competitive prewar years of 1889 to 194O, an average of the two.
 This is what business asks and certainly it seems req sOnable.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-26
Car In Cold Storage

OTTAWA, Kas.- R - the mercury dropped to above zero, a water main ! sending a spray into the air. Towards automobile was p nearby. Hours later it still ' huge chunk of ice. Howard I wait for warm weather jt move the vehicle.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-26
Hear Henry Wallace

Writing about pressure gr in his recent book, "60 Mi Jobs," Secretary Wallace Any one group can, for a 1 get a larger share of the nat income but it doesn't work Y all try it at the same time. Sc or later the pressure game blow up in our faces. This is practical arithmetic. Unless learn it, our future is blacl deed."
 Elsewhere he wrote: "In l. management cooperation lie: very hope of =. jobs. With tual understanding between and management, in the diff years ahead, we stand our chance of getting good wage labor, good prices for the ia stable profits for business mel a higher standard of livini those who need it most" I Wallace is a friend of Labor he foresees danger.