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$40 KARO 'VIENA
TRAGEDIJA

Prancuzijoje nesenai atsiti-
ko tokia seimynine tragedija,
viena is daugybes kokiu atsi-
tinka ir atsitiks visose salyse
sio karo pasekmeje.
Praneuzai laikosi paprocio
pranesti 48 valandos isanksto
seimai apie sugryzima karei-
vic ar karo belaisvio.
.Viena meteris gavus prane-
sima kad jos vyras, kareivis
islaisvintas is Vokieciu, pareis
namon po poros. dienu. zmo-
ma pastiro is netiketos zinios,
mes jos vyras sugrys gyvas.
ii, atsipsikejus emesi apva-
1yti papuosti, paruosti savo
nameli sutikimui toxic bran
gaus sveeio, kaip is mirusiuju
pasaulio pargryztancio.
Apie pietus antra diena ka-
da jis jau turejo pareiti, mo-
teris paruose graziai stala, no.
redama pasitikti ir pavaisinti
savo vyra pietumis paga-
.mindama toki valgi koki jis
labiausia megdavo. Ant stale
padare vietas dviem, sau ir
jam, ir prie stale stovejo dvi
kedes gatavai sestis.
Prisiminus kad dar nera ant
stale to ka il zinojo jos vyras
labai megsta, nubego j krautu-
vele parsinesti.
I taip paruosta nameli par
ejo kareivis belaisvis. Sauke
zmona, jos balso negirdejo, ia
da nuejo j valgomaji, ten pa
mate paruosta stala del
dvieju. Uzsfdege pavydu ir
kerstu! Ji gyvena su kitu. q.
pamane jis.
Tuo tarpu parbego namon
moteris. Vyras pasitiko ja
rustom AKIN, ir kai il ziojosi
j kalbinti, jis ziauriai apdau-
re ja per veida, parmuse ant
zemes - ir isejo sau per du-
ris, daugiau nesugryzdamas.
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KEl.EIVIS

(Margalis = Sonetas is Mickeviciaus)
cia pc koju sails tap grail ir taip turtinga,
Prize names tain malonus sesuciu veidai....
Tat kodel mano sirdi eionai abejinga
Kita yergia sails, jau perdege jausznai?
Lietuva! Man meiliau tavo girios paula
" paukstei Baidaro, Salgirdo lnerguze;
Daug linksmesnis as rlindau tavas samanynes
Neg eia uogas skanias ir zolynus auksinius
Taip toll as savesp bet tu name vilioji,
Paslapciais atminimais kankint nenustoji.
Ak! skaudi karaliene sirtlies ten gyvena;
Dabar, verkdama viena po brangia tevyne,
AZ AZ J atlnena 1aelle prlslekta ugnine
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Tre1ntiniu Vargai ir Sielvartai

Papasakosiu toki budinga at
.sitikima. Kai dar pereitu me-
.tu Gruodzio menesi trys jauni
Lietuviai pateko sveicarijon, ju
bukle buvo nepavydetina. Is
kamuoti, alkani, pusnuogiai, jie
sveicarieciu pareigunu buvo uz-
daryti karantine. Atrodytu
jog vyrai turejo dziaugtis, is
Vokiskojo pragaro pateke j
ramia sveicarija. Bet ka, tie
musu trys "musketieriai" pa
dare? Savo pirma laiska jie
parase Americas Jungtiniu Val
stybiu atstovui sveisarijoje,
prasydani juos priimti j Ame-
rikos kariuomene! Del supran-
tamu priezaseiu tas prasymas,
deja, negalejo butt patenkin-
tas. Bet ar toks pesiryzimas
nejaudina kiekvieno Lietuvio?
Ar tatai nepatvirtina seno pa
sakymo: Kas bus, kas nebus,
bet Lietuvis neprazus? Ne
prazus nei Lietuva. -.
DIR. A. G0Stautas.
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SULAIKO SELPMA
RUSUAI

National War Fund, Aineri-
kos valdzios kontroliuojama
karo nukentejusiu selpirno or
ganizacija, pranesa kad nuo
Rugsejo 80 dienos siu metu bus
sulaikytas teikimas pasalpos ir
rinkimas auku Russian War
Relief, taipgi Danijos ir Bri-
tu selpimo fondams, kadangi
karas pasibaige ir tos salys ga
Ii pacios rupintis savo zmoniu
selpimu.
Taip tai National War Fund
auku didesnes sumos bus per-
keliamos selpirnui karo mute
riotu saliu ir ju zmoniu.
Kaip bus su Lietuviu Bendru
selpimo Fondu: ar jis bus lik-
viduotas, priskaitant Lietuva
prie Sovietu, ar Lietuviai ir
toliau bus laikomi reikalingi
pasalpos kaip paskira nukente-
jus tauta?
Vakaru Europoje isblasky-
tus Lietuvius BALI pasieks ir
dali jau gerai pasiekia. Kaip
bus SUI selpimu pacioje Lietu-
vote likusiu zmoniu gal paais-
kes po triju didziuju konferen-
cijos.
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Veza Rubus Pabege-
lianns Europoje

BALI ofisas is New Yorko
pranesa apie issiuntima laivu
Marshal Eliot 10000 svaru
ruby ir avalu Lietuvos karo
nukentejusiems vakaru Euro
pos salyse. Laivas su rubais
isplauke j Prancuzijos uosta,
tokiu budu ruby pristatymas
uztikrintas.
Sis yra jau ketvirtas ruby
siuntinys, pranesa BALI, is
siqstas Europon. Tarp siu be
abejo yra ir tas siuntinys ku-
ris nuejo Rusijon ir apie >kuri
Xxi sfolei nieko negirdima.
Toliau, BALI pranesa gavi-
ma zinios is Apastaliskojo De-
legato, Arkiv. Giovanni Cicog-
mani, kad Popiezius Plus XII
paskyre 100000 frankly Lietu-
vos pabegeliu selpimui Pran-
cuzijoje.
zinios apie ruby pasiuntima
j Prancuzija gall tik paskatin-
tt Americas Lietuvius daugiau
dirbti ruby ir avalu rinkime
cia, pes sufinktu dalyku prista-
tymA pasidaro uztikrintas.
Lietuviu karo nukentejusiu
selpimas issivysto placiau negu
tik vienu Lietuviu pastangomis
kuomet net Popiezius susiido-
mauja paremimu musu tautie-
ciu, nuo karo nukentejusju ir
likusiu be tevynes.
Labdara ir selpimas yra ne
politiskas, mielasirdingas dar-
has, ka liudija net Popieziaus
susirupinimas Lietuviais, nors
pacios Italijos zmones taip pat
varga ir skurda kencia.
Reiktu tik kad musu. BALE
vadovybe taip pat Iabdaros
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sNAUJI automobiliai trum-
pu laiku lures telefonus ir ga
lima bus is ju susikalbeti su
savo namais. zmona gales pa
saukti savo vyra, isvaziavusl
is namu, jei reikalas istiktu.
sPIETINIO zemes asigalio
srityje, kur sunku prieiti, ran
dasi ANGLES laukai virs 100000
ketvirtainiu ,myliu didumo.
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jog jis jiesko darbe ir uzsimir-
sino nuo klaikiu isgyvenimu,
kai buvo vezami j Sibiro tai
gas tevas, motina, brolis, sesuo
49,. O kick daug tokiu vyru!
Baisus pergyvenimai
Ilgai kalbuosi su dar jaunu
kunigu, kurio malonus budas
name tuojau pat pajungia. Jis
ramiu tonu, lyg tai jo asmenis-
5kai visai neliestu, pasakoja,
kaip il bolsevikai tampe po ka-
lejimus. Kai atejo naujieji
okupantai = Vokiskieji nacio-
nalsocialistai - jis vel buvo
uz patriotini darba suimtas ir
nuteistas net mirti. Tx lyg
per stebukla jam pavyko nuo
tikros mirties issigelbeti.
stai snekuciuojames SUI jau-
ma ponia, kuria pazinau dar is
Klaipedos. Tuomet pasaulis
dar nesuprato musu kovos prizes
Vokiskuosius nacionalsocialis-
tus, kai NUNS vieniems teko
spyriotis prizes Klaipedos nacis-
kojo "fiurerio" Neumanno is
davikiskaji darba. Atsimena-
me tai viena, tai kita bendra
pazystama. Kick daug ju zu-
vo per karo ir okupantu sukel-
tus viesulus! Ponios akys zvel-
gia nepaprastai liudnai. Bet
kaip neliudesi, kai neturi jo-
kin ziniu apie mylima vyra,
kuri Vokieeiai lake koncentra-
cijos stovykloje? Netenka ste
belts kad ponios zvilgsnis pill
mas nerimasties ir del vyro ir
dukreles tevo.
Kitas jaunas karininkas lyg
drovedamasis tyliai, trumpais
saikiniais, pasakoja kaip bol-
sevikai juos isvede j laukus ir
paleido kulkosvaidziu bel sad-
tuvq ugni. Jis krito kartu .su
negyvaisiais, paskum pasoko ir
mere krumus. Dabar Sis ka-
rininkas, stebuklingai issigel-
bejes is mirties nasru, mokosi
vienoje aukstojoje sveicarijos
mokykloje.
sveicarijoje turime viena
Pravieniskiu skerdyniu liudy-
toja. 1941 m. Birzelio antro-
joje puseje SovietQ tankas at
dardejo j Pravieniskiu stovyk-
la, kurioje buvo uzdaryti keli
simtai vyru bel moterq. Tam
kas eme is kulkosvydziu sau-
dyti j isrikiuotas nekaltus EMO
mes, o paskum raudonarTnieciai
dar mete rankines granatas j
lavonus bel suzeistuosius.
shntai zmoniu buvo ziauriai
nuzudyta. O stai net sveica-
rijon pateko vienas tu nedau-
CELLO, kurie, pakrite po lavo-
nais, is siurpiu skerdyniu is
sigelbejo!
Kaip jau minejau, sveicari-
joje terra tik SUI virsun 200 at
begeliu. Bet jau ju pasakoji-
muose kaip veidrodyje atsispin-
di Taurus likimas, kuri sio
siaibingo karo metu teko pa
tirti visai Lietuviu tautai. 200
pebegeliu tai reiskia 200
hkimu, tai reiskia 200 sielvar-
tu. Kiekvienas ju turf savo
rupescius, kiekviena ju kamuo-
ia skaudus isgyvenimai. Yra
pabegeliu tarpe vienas-kitas la
biau paluzes, bet neabejojama
dauguma, nepaisydama visu is
gyveninu, nera nustojusi vii
ties.
Observation-Disclosures
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darba ziur6tu ir neisvystytu
kokios nors viensaliskos kenks-
mingos politikos Amerikos vi
suomenes, Amerikos Lietuviu
ir net Popieziaus auku isdali-
nimo darbe, kanae jokiu politi-
kavimu neprivalo apsireiksti.
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sPRANCUZIJOS Mokslo A
kademija tikrina jog ant viso
zemes skritulio vartojama 2796
skirtingos kalbos.
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Specials laiskas Dirvai il sveicarijos.

Esu keliais atvejais lankes
Lietuvius tremtinius sveicari-
jon. Palyginus su keliais sim
tais tukstanciu tautieciu, kurie
buvo priversti pasitrauktf Au-
strijon arba Vokietijon, Lietu-
viu skaicius sveicarijoje yra
visai menkas. Cia tremtiniu
terra apie 220. Kick tenka pa
tirti is susirasinejimo su biciu-
liais atsidurusiais Svedijoje bel
Danijoje, ten prieglobsti sura-
do daugiau Lietuviu nekaip
sveicarijoje. Ia fakta tenka
aiskinti tue jog Xxi pat nacio-
nal socialistines Vokietijos su-
griuvimo siena su sveiearija
buvo griezciausiu budu saugo-
jana. Todel tiktai retas tau
tietis isdrysdavo smukti per
.siena, mes kiekvienam began
ciajam teko tikra zodzio pras-
me rizikuoti gyvybe.
Atbegeliu tarpe turime kelis
saunius Janus vyrus, kurie
sveicarijos teritorija pasieke
visiskai -, nuogi. -. Kaip po-
mas Dievas JUGS sutvere taip ir
|atsirado sveicarijos zemeje!
Ret dar liudniau kad items
trims vyrams taip atsitiko -
Gruodzio menesi, kai termo-
metras rode kelis laipsnius SAL
clio. Mat, jiems beplaukiant
per pasienio upe, plaustelis su
drabuziais pateko j verpeta ir
nuskendo. Arba imkime kelias
seimas su vaikais. Oar buda-
mos Vokietijoje, jos nutaike
momenta kai dangaus melyne
raize Amerikieciu 'Liberator'-
iai'. Buvo paskelbta GRO ALTAR
mas. Kilus sumisimui IL dar
pavojaus sirenoms bekaukiant.
musu tautieeiu grupe ziemos
metu soko j upeli ir erne bristi
sveiearijos pusen. Nelaimei
sroves buta taip sraunios jog
vanduo musu yargsns eme nes.
I'll. Fix vargais-negalais kelios
seimos pasieke Sveicarijos kran-
ta, kur stoveje sveicariecip ka-
revival istiese pagalbos ranka il
padejo baigiantiems stingti tau
tieeiams islipti is upes. O al
nejaudinancia istorija isgyveno
stai Sis Lietuvos kariuomenes
kapitonas, kuris - irgi Gruo-
dzio menesi - perplauke Rel
no upe?
Per siena medziu virsunemis
Kita vel grupe perejo Woke
| tiios-SveicariiOs siena - me-
dziu virsunemis. Buvo taip:
Keli .iaunuoliai pajuto jog, be-
eidami siauru kalnu takeiiu,
pateko tarp dvieju VokieciQ
sargybiniu grupiu, kurios, be
to, dar vedesi SUI savim isla-
vintus SUMS. Kas reikejo da-
ryti? Kiekviena sekunda bu-
vo brangi. Vyrai eme kopti
medzius. Taip nuo sakos j sa-
ka belaipiodami, pastebejo prizes
save placia spygliuotu vielu uz-
tvara. Jie tuoj pat supratc
jog tai esama sienos su svei-
carija. Pasikabino uz sakos
pritupe ir saka persviede
juos j sveicarija. Visai kair
kriminaliniame filme.
Beveik su kiekvienu atbege-
liu esu placiai issikalbejes. Kai
jie pradeda pasakoti savo is
gyvenimus, imi stebetis koks
trapus, bet kartu koks nepa-
prastai gajus sutverimas yra
zmogus. Kiekvienas ju valan-
du valandas gall destyti save
"istorija", kuriu viena yra siur-
pesne uz kita. Ar rasi bent
viena tremtini, kurio artimuju
nebutu palietus baisioji emo
niu medziokle", bolseviku SUI
1nA1 ~>,a4.. D:x.zaEo
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local court. The Fricndsvillc girls
won over the Accident High school
girls with score Of 34-l8 Misses
June Friend and Ellen Frazee were
high scorers for the Friendsville girls
with twelve points each to their
credit.
The local boys won over the Acct
dent boys team with a score of AZ
%. Edward Friend, Gerald Custer and
Lott Grove were high scorers on the
local team Gerald Glass scored high
for Accident.
Personals
Mr. Paul Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Fikc were in Oakland on Tues
day
Mr., and Mrs Frank King. of Hop
wood, Pa, were Friday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ J. Forsythc
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Wicklow were Mr. and Mrs.
R. G.. SchloSSnagle and daughtr. Shir-
ley, Cumberland; Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
Wicklow and children, Terra Alta, W.
Va. Little Shirley remained here with
her grandparents, while her mother
enters Memorial hospital, Cumberland
for observation and a probable opera
ton.
Mrs. Clyde VanSicklc and daughter
Carole and Miss Stella j. TeetS were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Bessie
Frantz.
Mrs. Ethel Kelly and Mrs. Helen
Evans returned Friday from Washing
ton, d. c., where they visited Mr. and
Mrs. John Mccullough.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Durham, Mr..
and Mrs. W. +. Shoemaker and chill
drcn, were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Spear, Oak
land.
Mrs. Addie Coddington is now able
to be up after being confined to her
bed for several days.
Mrs. Louise wilkins, Mrs. Kathryn
Mitchell and son, Edgar, Miss Eleanor
Wicklow were Uniontown, Pa. shop
pcrs Saturday afternoon.
William Rose, Braddock, Pa, visi-
ted his wife and daughter over the
weekend.
John Savage, Mckeesport, Pa, was
here over the week-en with his par
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Savage.
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the Union Church, Markleysbm'g, on
Thursday, with Rev. Patterson Off
ciating. Internent was in the Asher
Glade, Maryland , cemetery
Friend Funeral
Webster Friend, "a, son of the
late Scott Friend, died Tuesday, Janu-
airy ,, at his home at Sclbyspolt.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ellen
Friend, and the following brothers
and sisters, Miss Inez Friend, at
home; Mrs Alice Frazcc, Selbysport;
Mrs. Lucy Morgan, Frostburg; two
brothers, Arch Friend, and Lindsay
Friend, Of Pittsburgh
Funeral services were held Satur-
day afternoon. at the home, with Rev
R. L. Grcynolds, Ridgeley W. Va, in
charge of the service, assisted by
Rev. H. r. Wriston, Fricndsvillc, and
Rev. Lucian d. Smith, Ashland Ky.
Two vocal duets were furnished by
Rev. and Mrs. Cobb, Wilmorc, XIV.
lnterment was in the Steele cemetery,
FriondsviIIa
Mrs Harvey Friord entertained +bo
Lutheran Ladies Aid at bor bon,o boro
Thursday afternoon January 4tb
Mrs. Henrietta Lininger, president,
was in CHARGE Of tbo business session
following which refreshments wcro
served NV tho bos+oss ossistod b., bo,
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Homemakers' Column
Edited by Mildred Barton Hoffman,
Home Demonstration Agent
LINOLEUM CARE

Although linoleum and felt-base
floor coverings have been kitchen floor
favorites for many years, the secrets
Of making them last and keep their
good looks still are unheeded by many
housewives. Now that wartime sup
plies of these coverings are short,
more attention needs to be given to
their care.
A light covering of wax that pcnc-
trates the pores Of the linoleum is
recommended to protect the surface
from dirt and grease. Linoleum that
is kept waXcd and cleaned properly
will give years of useful suvice
Manufacturers say that more limo
leum is scrubbed and soaked away
than worn away. A waXed linoleum
floor that does not get too heavy wear
can be kept clean by a daily busting
with a dry mop and only occasional
washing. (Never use an oiled mop
or sweeping compound which contains
oily. If good deal of dirt is tracked
into the kitchen. the linoleum must
be washed more often. Much washing
can be saved if anything spilled on the
floor is wiped up Immediately with
damp cloth.
When the floor must be washed,
clear water is recommended or luke
warm mild soapsuds followed by rims
ing with clear soft water. Even mild
soap leaves enough alkiline deposit
to harm the linoleum if left to dry on.
Never use strong soap like laundry
soap because the alkili dries the oil
in the linolcum and makes it brittle
or fades and softcns the paint on felt
base coverings. Avoid gritty cleaners
like securing powder which scratches
the surface and open the pores so
that dirt and grease can work down
into the material. Scratches in linolc-
um, when filled with dirt, are hard
to clean.
When washing, have the mop fairly
dry, Wash and rinse a small section
of the floor at time with oovcrlapp-
ing strokes Never use enough water
50 that it can get under the linolcum
and loosen the cement or cause rotting
underneath. Continued soaking Softcns
the material so that walking on it
causes damage
After washing and rinsng, wipe
the lnolcum dry. When completely
dry, apply wax lightly. Use sclf-pol-
iShng wax Can emulsion of wax in
Wate) or paste wax. Paste wax lasts
longer and is less expensive to use but
takes more time and effort in polish
ing.
To prevent dcntng and cutting, sec
that the legs of kitchen chairs. stools
and tables are equipped with fiat
smooth gliders. Broken casters may
leave permanent sears Sand and grit
ground in by walking also scratch and
dent the surface A good mat outside
the door saves much wear. Stepping
stones instead Of a gravel or cindcr
path to the kitchen also may help save
the linoleum.
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FRIENDSVILLE

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna
belle Fike, 81, who died following a
brief illness at her home Wednesday,
January 3, 1945, were held Friday
afternoon at Sand Spring. Her hus-
band, Levi Fike, preceded her in death
a number of years ago. She is sur
vived by one son, Lloyd Umbel, Con-
nellsvillc Pa; one brother, Harvey
Umbel, SeIbysport; and one sister,
Mrs. Mary Fike. Uniontown, Pa; and
a number of grandchildren.
Last rites were held at the Breth-
rem church. Sand Spring, and burial
was made in the Sand Spring ccmc-
terry.
Thomas Funeral
John Bccson Thomas, aged 81 years,
three months and p days, died Mon
day. January |, 1915, at APO P NJ,
at the home of his son, Clarence
Thomas. at Markleysburg, Pa. Sur
viving are three daughters, Mrs.
Charles Conneway, MarkIeysburg,
Pa; Mrs Daisy Frazee, Friendsville,
Md; Mrs. Nellie Friend, Mt Lake
Park, Nd; two sons, Orval Thomas
and Clarence Thomas, Markleysburg,
Pa; three brothers. Kimmell Thomas,
Bergholz, Ohio; George and Ephraim
Thomas, FricndSvillc, Md; four sis
tiers, Mrs, Ada Kelly Fairchancc, Pa;
Mrs. Mary Meyers, Confluence, Pa;
Mrs. Ida Thomas, Friendsvillc,, Md;
Mrs. Jennie McCully. Carrollton, O..
Funeral services were conducted at
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THIS vast American agricultural army
Idoesn't know the Gaming of defeat

ooeSn know me meaning OF defeat.
These millions Of American farm and ranch peo-
pie are advancing along the road to final victory
shoulder to shoulder with the men and women in
the armed services. No "E" flags fly from the
ridge poles of their barns . no medals are
pinned on their shirt fronts. Their reward is the
inner satisfaction of job well done.
Look at their record of victories In 1914 food
production again reached an all time high-158,-
$4,000 meat animals were slaughtered; BIOL,
100000 bushels Of corn, 1,1l5 100000 bushels of
wheat; dairy products, poultry, eggs, etc. in rec
ord or near record quantities! And because they
produced all this food, the meat packing industry
was also able to process and distribute record
volume of meats-25 billion pounds.
Each year since the war started what seemed
to be impossible goals were set for food pro-
ductlon. Each year these detectives have been
reached and surpassed in spite of shortages of
help and machinery. Farmers and ranchers have
produced the staggering tonnages of foods re
CURED to feed millions in the armed services and
the rest of the nation at home
America Is proud Of the victories won by
this Army That's Never Been Beaten"
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CEILING PRICES ON LIVE HOGS

Under the present regulations, the ceiling
price for all live barrows and gifts is STATS
per hundredweight and for all sows stays
and bears the ceiling is $14,00 per
hundredweight.
These ceiling prices are for Chicago only,
nd from, ,..,.L.t 4, =.
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standing in the American livestock and meat
industry. | have benefited greatly from these
talks. But even in 20 years, man can get the
viewpoint of only relatively few people. That
is why this page has been born, so that we can
talk things over with more of you than it is
possible to do personally. We want your CON
structive ideas, views, and thoughts for the
betterment of the livestock and meat industry
We will welcome your suggestions and fair crit
cisms Any questions you raise will be answered
in these columns, or by letter.
Should you feel like writing me letter about
any agricultural matter, please do so. Or if you
are in Chicago, drop in at my office at Swift &
Company, Union Stock Yards. If you haven't
time to visit perhaps you can phone me at this
number-Ya Yards 1900, local TO
May the new year bring to all of you good
weather good crops, good returns for your
work, good health, and an end Of war
fM.S;m Psoo.
Agricultural Research Department
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betoeen the ceilings for SOUS stays and boars and
for bdrroWs and gifts is 75c at all markets. howcrer.
Present support prices are as follows Good" to
Choice barrows and gifts that weigh between 200
and 270 pounds have floor price of $l2 so Chicago
basis. At terminal and interior markets other than
Chicago, the support price is 1926 below the ceiling
price las of Nov. Is, 1944 at that market for hogs
within the 200 to 270 pound weight range.
These support prices will remain in effect until June
1915.
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$500 FOR YOUR GOOD IDEAS!

pfoceo ideas which you have found helpful around your
torm or roneh ore worth money We invite YOU send in
brief descriptions Of any original ideo handy eodeet
fhot hos helped you your form work Of prodvc
ing livestock dairy and poultry products soybeons cotton
or other crops. Selected deos will be published on This
poee. ond we will send YOU SIS for any Of yours which
we print. Items cannot be returned TO me sender Moil
your deo TO Swift Compony Agricultural Good deos'
Editor. Chicago 2, Illinois.
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THE EDITORS COLUMN

In nearly 20 years with Swift &
Company, | have talked with
thousands of farmers and ranch
ers in all sections of the United
States, and have tried to bring
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25

Nov. IS to 1e orchestra-leader Claude Thornhill, given Q medical discharge from the Navy, is so i'll that hen spend a year regaining strength before attempting to re- organize his band Boss, you'd be amazed how many air-minded movie workers are planning to es- tablish residence far from Flicker vile and commute to work by plane. Director Tay Garnett, for instance, will give up his Hollywood manse and live, full time, on a ranch 200 miles distanctl Good reading Xavier Cugat's "Caricatures I Have Met" now on the bookstands.
 What a difference between the things fan magazines say about Lauren Bacall and the remarks that are being made about her by Director Howard Hawks, her dis coverer. She has some pungent words for him, too Speaking of words, your dictionary and Barry Fitzgerald, we note that one of the leading lady columnists says he's terrific hit because he's "so sexy!' How do you define that one-wher it's applied to FitzgeraldP
 THE STAFF.