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HI. APRUPINIMAS
SENATVEJE

Soyietineje santvarkoje Wis
kas yra yalstybes: zeme, van
denys, miskai, turtai ir. >.
oras- Privatines nuosavybes
nera ir niekas faktinai jos ne
gall susikurti, jeigu ir kaz kaip
"stahanoyiskai" beisprotinetu.
Ateje raudonieji okupantai
j Lietuva, tuoj griebesi yiska
nacionalizuoti: zeme, trobesius,
fabrikus ir net Xxi smulkiausios
krautuveles; nacionaiizavo lat
eme, konfiskavo) visas zmoniu
lbe isimties!) santupas ban
kuose ir senuku net pensininku
indeius. Anot soyietines dok-
trinos zmogui ir senatveje ne
reikia nieko, mes jis "siltai glo.
bojamas" valstybes.
LetlyoJe tarnautOJai Senat-
Vel istarnaudavo pensijes, dar-
bininkai susikraudavo santau-
pQ, ir pan. Lietuviams sovie-
tai pazadejo placiu mastu tai
kinM, nepajiegiantiems uzsi-
dirhti duona, konstitucijos pa
ragrafa "aprupinima sentative
je". Tai stat kaip taikino pfak-
tikDie. BuYo pradzioje isteig-
ta cnensiju istaiga,' kurios val
dytoju paskyre jauna teisinin-
ka Kesta Gaplinska. Bet, tuoj
nasydani kad tas nesugadin-
tas LietAyis bus gerasirdis Sc
nutshams tautieeiams,, istaigs
panaikine If isteige socialinie
aprllpinimo skyrius.
Pagal 'snuopelnus tarybl
liandziai" .atrinktiejI pensinin.
kai turejo gauti 20 2O-5o rub
liu 'spensijas'. Taigi prie, so
yietinio ':pragyvenimo .lygio'
pensininkas galejo issimaitint
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-23
Sovietinio Rezimo lSsilaikymo Paslaptis
Raso vA1N1s DA1NoRAs Specials As4.s Dirva, sv.aos

ne menesi, dvi-penkias die
mas tiktai. Faktinai su pensi-
jonis isejo 1rlakaliene, mes tam
kelia pastojo tuoj kitas $50
vietines sauletos konstitucijos"
paragrafas 80 arba f'auksine"
Stalino taisykle: Kas nedirba
tas nevalgo! Taigi ir senutelis
pensininkas jei nepajiegia
dirbti - nereikia kad jis ir
"tarybini' maista gadintu.
Nei tarnautojas nei darbi-
ninkas sovietuose negali susi-
darytu santaupu senatvei, mes
jis tegali uzdirbti tick kad sia
diena nuo bado gintus. Jei kas
didesni uzdarbi gaudamas ban
dytu susidaryti santaupu jis
jau lieka "kapitalistu", o kaipo
tokis - jis jau palieka ''liau-
dies priesas'. Taigi Leniniz-
mas ir Stalinizmas mokina to-
kius naikinti nuo zemes pavir-
Siaus.
Tokiu budu senatveje nepa-
jiegiantiems ir ligotiems belize
ka zvelgti j seneliu prieglau-
das, kuriomis sevietai labai di-
dziuojasi. Kick teko pastebe-
tt is sovietines seneliu namu
praktikos 1940-41 metals Lie
tuvoje, ta dar ziauriau pasa-
kojo ir tie su kuriais issikal-
bejau ir kurie gerai pazino vi
sas dabartines Rusijos sene-
liu prieglaudas, kad ten veikia
tas pats: "Kas nedirba tas ne
valgo".
Seneliu namai, kad "perdaug
neapsunkintu" sovietinei val
dziai savo planus vykdyti, juo-
Sc globojamiems taiko tam
tikras "dozas". Ten skurdas,
senam neapykanta, alkis. -.
Ir inejes j seneliu namus, juo-
Sc ilgai nesikarsina, bet kaip
kad viskas sovietuose. eina pa
gal plana, taip ir cia: senelis
'pagal plana' isnesamas tuoj
pro kitas duris jau "nukarsin-
tas". Ypac tai yaizdziai nu-
pasakeje yiena is okupuotos
Gudijos mokytoja n, kuri
jau yirs 10 metu seneliu ma
mus soyietuose pazino.
Taip tai praktikoje ''sauleta
Stalinine% konstitucija" nusvie-
cia kelius tarybu pilieciui "tei-
sci j moksla, j poilsl ir i apru-
pininaa senatveje".
Tokis ''teisemis" jau naudo-
JOSH Rusijos liaudis virs 20 me-
tu; ia "teise" dabar "sildo"
vel naujai Sovietu paglemztas
Europos nelaimingas tautas.
svedija, Spaliu IL, 1945.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-23

eAPIE Z milijonai darbinin-
ku iyairiose Amerikos isdirby-
stese ,siais laikais gauna pacio-
Sc dirbtuvese- ir maisto patar-
navima, kas yra didele pirmyn-
zanga nuo to kaip buyo 25 me
tai atgal.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-23

traukomis isejo kasdien 14-16
valandu. Nei yienos nebuvo
istaigos kurioje be s darbo va
landu, nedirbtu kokiu 4-6 va
landu dar vakare tai Wis
"tarybu nasumui keith. O ia
brikuose "stahanovizmas" pri-
verte per 365 darbo dienas
isvaryti Xxi 400 darbo dienu.
Bandyk tick nedirbti, bust ap-
sauktas 1iaudies priesu" ir
tuoj bus pritaikyta formula
nezinia kur pranykti. Ir So
vietuose streiku ''nera", mes
juos tvarko enkavedisto budrus
nagano kotas.
VERGU DARBO PAVYZDIS
Oar idomus jau sios dienos
faktelis. siq metu Spaliu 5 d.
Vilniaus radio paskelbe dar
viena "sovietines Lietuvos lai-
mejima". Vilniaus radio spy
keris pakeltu tonu (kaip kad
Maskya yra ismokius) pasako-
jo kaip siomis dienomis Lietu-
vote viena kalviu dirbtuve ka-
le arkliams pakaustyti pasa-
gas: "Vyrai norejo pakelti dar-
DO nasuma ir kale pasagas Xxi
nakties. Jie jau norejo. valgy-
ii, bet vadoyas ragino: Vyrai,
dar pasitempkite! -. Vienas
nubego pas moteris, kurios is
wire bulviu ir atnese j kalve.
0 tie kale wis be pertraukos.
Vyrai nugine alki ir vel be per-
traukos kale. ziuri, pasagu
isaugo dar yienas-antras Sim
tas. Ir jie kale Xxi 4 valandai
ryto, t. y. per visa nakti be
poilsio. Ir 4 valanda ryto nu-
stebo kad jie pasieke aukseiau-
81 Fdarbo nasumo' rekorda. Taip
'stahanovieciai' uz tai buvo ap-
dovanoti. >. darbo rubaisi. !"
stai pavyzdys kuo didziuoja-
81 bolseyiku agentai siadien
sukaustytoje Lietuvoje! Taip
sovietu labui "jos pilieeiai"
verciami atsizadeti ne tik is
tisos dienos, bet maisto, max
ties poilsio, nanny, seimos. Ir
per "'stahanovizma" dirbti Xxi
pamisimo. Juk normaliai to-
kius ''tarybinio darbo nasufno"
reiskinius negalima laikyt i
blaiviais. Ir vistiek visa dir
banti Soyietuose iaudis yra al
kama, apdriskus, baimeje, ka-
dangi beprotiskai verciama dir
bti nesavo iniciatyya ir ne sau,
o didziajam slibinui. stat kur
ia konstitucijos garantija ''tei-
sci j poilsi".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-23
= = =

DABAR galime ateisti ano
meto Lietuvos zmonems kurie
norejo pasinaudoti is Ameri-
kos atsiQsta pagalba, stengian-
tbs geresnius dalykus, ar ir la
SINUS, parduoti uz pinigus ir
tue budu pasinaudoti, nors ta
yiska turejo dalinti Lietuvos
karo nukentejusienls zmonems
dykai.
Tie Lietuvos valdininkai ir
komitetu nariai, patys nuken-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-23
TEISE ! MOKSLA,
POH ST, APRUPHNI-
MA SENATVEJE
pagal Stalino Konsi'
tucija Sovietuose
Uesinys is pereito nr.)
SUs0yIETINTOS
GIMNAZIJOS

Lietuvoje gimnaziju mokyto-
Jais buvo skiriami zmones bai-
ge tik uniyersitetus. Soyietai
tokius zmones is gimnazijos
prasalino, 0 daug kur astuoniu
glmnazijos klasiu kursa desty-
tt paskyre "mokytojus" baigu-
sius tik 4-6 klases. Kokie alb
surdo prieinamal
Norite faktu - stai jie: Ro-
kiskio gimnazijoj paskyre mo-
kytoja Servo (neturinti pra-
dSies mokytojo cenzo), baigu-
81 A klases Cir dar degenera-
ta, jaanuoliu tyirkintoja); ma
tematikos fakulteta baigusi
mokyteja atleido ir paskyre
tula neietuyiu tautybes znao-
gn, kHris nemokejo algebros
net 1ofmullu lSVesti If moki-
Mai juokesi.
Sovietai skelbia: gamtos,
geografijos, matematikos, re-
ligijos ir kit mokslai tai kapi-
talistinio pasaulio ismislas. Su-
lyg ju, tikras mokslas terra
Ieninizmo istorija''. Sovietu
"mokintam" pilieciui neturi ru-
peti kas yra Indijoj, Australi-
jog, Bfazilijoj, ar net Anglijoj
bel Amerikoj. Nesvarbu kokia
ten gamta, kaip zmones tvar-
kesi, kokie istatynnai, kas yra
zmogaus teise, ir pan. Sovie-
tas turf zinoti tik akla "Leni,
nizn4a" ir jis protingiausias
Seyietas turf zinoti kad visus
reikia sunaikinti, kad gy.
vuotu nekulturingas (galima il
berastis); bet tik Rusiskas i'm.
perlaiizmas. Va kas yra ia
teise' j moksla! :
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-23
II TEBE I POILSI

| Ha telse fupl' klekylenam dir
banciam tick protini, tick fiji
nj darba. 4Sauletos konstitu-
eijos" kurejai mano kad tik
jie yieni duoda dirbanciam po-
ilsi, 0 kitur zmones be jokio
poilsio dirba. Ir tas soyietis-
kas ''poilsis' siadien galutinai
paverstas bjauriausia zmoni-
jos yergija. zmonijos. istorija
niekur daugiau nesurastu to-
kie. zmegaus isnaudojimo kaip
kad yra Soyietuose. znogus
paYerstas valstybes bedyasiniu
irankiu:: irankiu yalstybes uz-
gaidu,
Soyietuose nera net klausi-
mo: kaip gall zmones butt ne
vienodai pajiegus. Juk tikru-
mole vieni zmones yra fiziniai
tvirtesni, pajiegesni, kit slip
nesni. Nevienoda zmoniu fl
zine prigimtis. Soyietuose EMO
gus turf butt satspari, negen-
danti,. paiiegi masina-robotas.
Jei yienas atsirado mulas, fl
ziniai stiprus Stahanovas ir
kasyklose per neilga laikotarpi
prikase daugiau ANGLES tai So
vietai supranta kad ir visi pri-
vaio toxic pat tvirti butt.
Pavergtoje Lietuvoje taipgi
priyalo yisi dirbti, neasizvel-
giant ar kuris syeikas ar SER
gas. Panaikino Kaledu, Nely-
ky syentes, o apie kitas Sven
ties nebuVo ka nei galyoti. Per
metus znlon6s turf teise svesti
tik Geguzes 1 ir Spaliu revn-
liucijos diena.
Bet in tas "poilsio" dienas
tnri prievarta eiti lauo ryto iki
vakaHo gatveaa r saukia 'ura'
prizes Leninor ir. Staliae 'ir pt.
HpatriarkA" iskansas. Tai dar
daNgiau. pavarggta nagu dar-
ho disna:
LietuViams pradejus "nau-
dotis teise j peilsi", buyo 81
taip. cLietuvos yalstybin
haple lpaverstame Gosbanka)
Wsi tarnautojai, yietoj 3 dar=
ho valandq, be isiHties kasdie-
ne dirho; nuo. Z, val. iki | val,
lryto. Tai su maitiiimosi per-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-23

A TONNES bonlbos klausimu, kap Prez Truman SUI
Brtu If Kanados premjeras tar6si ju padaryta is
yada suo tarpu tegali r pasiikt toka Jie pareiske
kad mechanskas zinornas kaip ia bomba padaryt pa
Jie rekomendayo isteigma komisijos United Ma
hons Organizaciios vadovybeje. Ia komisija u many
mu, priValetu dirbt yisskam panaikiniml atominss
energijos naudojimo naxinimo tilslans II pastunet
Evening star., 1945-08-21

The furniture :.
Tufted-bock, loose cushion choir in
eoId-eoIor royon domosk S16z.4o
Solid mahogany breokfront with
writing compartment $500
Directoire antique walnut lamp
tobIe, eirco 1875, marble top, $l3o
Exquisite Regency SOTO in cotton
ond-royon broeode with moss-frinee
base, antique effect, eoId-eolor and
green --------------$360
Empire coffee tobIe with mirrored
sides and legs, eold-eoIor metal
Leaf smoked mirror top------$lzo
Sheroton-desien mahogany lamp
tobIe, hond-tooIed leather top--$33
Mahogany writing table with red
Ieother-eovered top, a mosterIy re-
production Of q fine antique,
ss3l.5o
Leother-eovered mahogany arm
chair
wkL-Lvins Room Furniture, sixth Floor
The bric.a-brac -.
In the breokfront Worcester
blue-ond-white china fieurines,
pair $le5
French Iuster-eIoss vases, green and
clear erystoI oloss------poir $3.50
On the coffee table, antique Wor-
cester teocup and soueer---$1z.5o
On the lamp tobles. Sheffield silver
pIote lamps with crystol-eloss font.
royon bell -shoped de--$2l7.5o
On the desk. Sheffield silver-plote
ink stond, circo l87O-------$36o
W&I-Ths Gift Shop Fifth Floor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12

KREY is the fast
acting. modern
medicine to y
coughs due to
colds. 1t relieves
and soothes sore,
inhamed m e m
branes. aids nature
to heal. kREY is
worthy of a doc
tors prescription.
Get kREY today!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12
An Industry with a future

Pulpwood is playing a vital part in the war.
But many of the new wartime develop
ments in pulpwood products have equally
brilliant p~eace-time potentialities. There
is every indication that expanding civilian
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12
Munpower is a Problem

The only problem is to get men to cut it.
But this problem has been solved in other
sections by getting farmers to cut pulp
wood in slack seasons and by recruiting
men released by other war industries. It
can be solved here. A large area of North
Carolina is in forest-much of it suitable
for pulpwood.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-12
Cotton Rises
Toward Close

New York, March 12.-(AP)-
Cotton futures opened five cents a
9ale higher to five cent lower. Noon
prices we're IS to IS cents a bale
higher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

Before marriage girl has to kiss
her man 10 hold him and after mar.
riage she has TO hold him 10 kiss him.
6omb-6oy Messenger
Cutie: II intend to marry an officer
and a gentleman"
Sailor: But honey. that would be
bigamy."
TefninoI Topics
lnere once was a soldier named Mac,
Who was cleaning his slacks in his
shack,
He used gasoline n
And that's the last that was seenN
or Mac, his Slacks, or his shack.
The Howifzer
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

goodness, it's not me this time"
Leievoe Globe
Yachtsman: II this storm continues
well have 10 heave TO.
Lady: What a horrid way of putting
il.
The Jungle MOoder
THAT was awful coffee we had this
morning. II tasted like iodine"
Yeah and so strong too, il kept me
awake during the training film"
Toe
Sailor: You say you know a girl
who is so ugly she makes business
out of it,"
Marine: Yeah, she's a professional
blind date"
The Hoist
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

Farmers Wife: rs this the druggist
speaking?"
Yes, ma'am"
We'll be sure and write plain on
them bottles which is for the horse and
which is for my husband. don't want
nothing to happen TO that horse before
Spring plowing."
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
BRlJl'||
Laughs from, the.

Cadet: please sir, I'd like next wei
off II it's convenient"
CO: "Oh you do-what's up?"
Cadet; MY girls going on HI
honeymoon and I'd like TO 60 with her
Oeeos Flying TIM
IF ! should attempt 10 kiss you VIII
would you do2"
Il never meet an emergency until
arises"
But il II should arise?"
I'D meet il face 10 face"
} Greenwood Cremii
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

IFE: Art, there's some
one creeping upstairs" -"
Husband: "Well what
time is it,"
Wife: Half past
three"
Husband: well thank
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON

selfish people, the people Who are
kind and considerate, who are SYM
pathetic and helpful, and who set
the value of good and gracious
living above all self-interest and
profit, and you would have whole
nation of grafteDs and dishonest
profiteers, of criminals and scoun-
drels, to say nothing Of self-seek-
ers, cynics and the scornful, who
live within the law but who aSe
the criminals of the Soul. What a
nation that would be!
So. the supreme need Of the ma
tons is for Chrfstians-that is for
genuine, practical Christians, who
accept and follow. the way Of Je-
sus, putting love and service above
seh-interest and mere gain for
ones self. A christian" too, in
this sense,> we should not define
in any narrow way. There is the
Jew, who if he is earnest, sincere
and unselfish, follows the principles
and teachings that Jesus said He
had come, not to destroy, but to
fulfil; there are the processing non
Christians, who put many profess
ing Christians to shame by the
quality of their lives and their
service to others.
The strength Of 4 democracy
lies first of all in the lives OF its
citizens, in their integrity and vi
sion; and it lies secondly in their
sense of community, their accept
ance of responsibility for the COM
mon welfare, and their willingness
to help one another. That is Chris
tianity in action, and nothing less
fills the true demand of demo-
cracy. righteousness exalteth a
nation, "but a nations righteous
ness is the righteousness Of its
citizens.
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CHAMBER ELECTS
new SECRETARY
Continued from Page One)

rsrs experience show him to be a
snecialist in "store retailing" Har-
ringtm pointed out. He has had
vide experience in sales, person
mol traffic. transportation, import
and export of both wholesale and
retail goods, and is said to be we'll
informed on trade statistics.
Farrell plans to come to Will
mington several days before Nor
ris' resignation is effective in order
that he may gain background OF
The work being carried on the local
ORGANIZATION. He plans to leave
his wife and two children in
Muskegon until he is able to make
definite arrangements here for
housing.
Morris came to Wilmington from
Chamber of Commerce work in
Florida in 1941. Less than a year
after accepting the local position
he was called to active duty as
an Army reserve officer and dur
ing the war served with the Army
Air Forces in England, France
and in the South Pacific.
He returned to Wilmington less
than two months ago, resuming
his secretaryship which during the
war had been occupied by Walter
]. Cartier, now with the Alberta
Mills Of this city.
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CHRISTIANS PLACE IN LIFE
OF HIS NATION

Scripture: Matthew 5; I limo
thy 2:1-4; Titus 3:1-8; I Peter 81
II.
BY WILLIAM E. GILROY, D. d.
The first Scripture passage as
sociated with this lesson is the
first portion of the sermon on the
Mount, containing the aBeatitudes,
and the words of Jesus concerning
spiritual values and. relationships
for those who would follow the
ways of the kingdom of heaven.
The prevalent beatitudes Of our
modern world, especially Of a
world cast in the psychology Of
war, are very different from the
Beatitudes of the Sermon on the
Mount. These practical beatitudes
of the life surrounding us say:
Blessed are the strong" Blessed
are the efficient and the self-sut-
ficient;''' Blessed are the self-as-
sertive,' demanding all that is
coming to them; BLESSED are the
rich, and the successful" BLESS
ed are those who are free from
trouble etc.
Was Jesus right when He put
the blessings the other way?
BLESSED are the meek; Blessed
are the poor in spirit; Blessed are
the pure in heart; Blessed are they
that mourn; Blessed are the per.
secuted; Blessed are those who
hunger after righteousness" These
things do not seem to have much
to do with the safety and welfare
of nations. Yet the more we re.
fleet upon it, the more we must
realize that the welfare and happi-
ness Of peoples and nations depend
upon these things.
Take out Of a nation all the I'm.
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YAMASHITADEATH
DATE NOT SET YET
Continued from Page one)

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torneys by distributing among
them treasured personal posses
sions
Chief Defense Counsel Col. Har-
ry E. Clarke stood beside the de-
PENDANT as General Reynolds, pre-
siding officer of the Commission,
read the findings of the military
tribunal. - -, 80
Back in his cell, rYameshita
stoically smoked a cigaret. ,,l.,
But his chief-of-staff, 1t Gen.
Akiro Muto, could not suppress
his dismay.
why must they hang us?" he
exclaimed to Yamashita. why
can't they shoot us like. true sol
diers?" ~,
Yamashita made no reply. He
only smiled. r @-..a>,4
President Sergio Osmena prompt
ly voiced the satisfaction of his
countrymen over the death sen
tence. -
In Washington, meanwhile, the
Department of Justice asked the
U. S Supreme Court to deny
amadlita's petition for a writ of
habeas corpus and a writ of pro-
hibition, f l e d in Washington
Dec 3. t.-:--
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BRAZILIANS EASE
GOVT NEWS LAWS

RIO de JANEIRO, Dec. 7-tR)-
President Jose Linhares ordered
today that all newspapers and
other publications operated by the
federal and state governments be
sold at public auction within 30
days
In another decree, he authorized
foreign journalists to register 1or
work on newspapers in Brazil.
The deposed Getulio Vargas %
ministration had limited the field
to BrazilianS.
A number of publications were
acquired by the government by
confiscation, building and purchase
during the Vargas regime.
| The Linhares administration has
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GOVERNORS MOVE
TO PROTECT GAIN
Continued from Page One)

western territory, or between those
sections and the industrializeo
north and east. Rates for such
goods moving within the north
and east are increased ten pei
cent.
inc northern states have Joined
in petition to the Federal court
for the Northern District of New
York. asking that the ICC be en-
Joined from putting it's ruling into
effect. The states are New York,
New Jersey, Delaware. Indiana,
Maryland. Michigan. Ohio, Wiscon-
Sin. and Pennsylvania.
Norman would file intervenors'
petitions on behalf of the Carolinas,
tennessee, Georgia, Florida. Ala
oama, Mississippi and Louisiana.
Norman told the governors that
me New England states and some
western railroads were expected to
lille petitions supporting the nine
coflnesn states. Governor Robert
D, herr, of Oklahoma, chairman
VI the conference, said it was ex-
pecled most western and south
western states would intervene
s4th the southern states on the
side of the ICC.
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THE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR WILMINGTON N C.

already returned the morning
newspaper Correio, Paulistano of
Sac Paulo to the political party
from which the Vargas govern
ment took it and dispatches from
that city said the Estado de Sac
Paulo had been resold to the own
ers from whom it was bought
after it was seized by government
forces in 1912.
The morning newspaper Diario
da Mania of Vitoria, operated by
the state government of Espirito
Santo, closed "a hours after an
earlier decree by Linhares pro-
hibited government-owned publ
cations and radios from partisan
political activity.
Among the federally-operated
publications to be sold are the
evening newspaper A Note of Sac
Paulo, the morning newspaper
Diario da Bahia of Salvador, anc
the newspapers A Note and "A
Mania of Rio de Janeiro.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-08
'0BACCO VOLUME
At WEEKS HIGH
-, Tho Associated Press

D n,al fluctuations of approx
na, 11;ddle and Old Belt flue-cured
On Na[ markets yesterday, the
toO s.ral State Marketing News
fea '';ea reported, and the volume
se SCI heavier than for any day dur
;ns the past week. ,
IN several smoking leaf and
pfi ..er grades decreased 81 to SO
cu.'J hundred on Middle Belt mar
pei pei. while several lug and leaf
hs .des advanced an equal amount.
Ga n1ality of offerings continued
y. t remain good.
70 thursdays gross sales totaled
,o9 362 pounds at an average OF
s sas' a. a drop of $1.18 from the
sss day. Season sales were
Ipi,sod TO 15O,476,OO1 pounds at an
. average of s43.73.
S' Md Belt markets reported yester-
,o,,,s nrice trends as steady gener-
u fl,, hut several grades chiefly
any, ,doscrint low and common
', UnSes of leaf and smoking leaf
ss'ct,1ated at from 81 to So per
.,ndred with increases about off
,etting decreases.
' mo volume of sales was consid-
..ablv heavier than on Thursday,
lion 2 298. 2O4 pounds were market
WV" W .t an average of S47.30 per hun
5red Season sales were boosted
~ q7O O75. 675 pounds at an average
NJ s44 20.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-08

reinstated its last pre-strike offer
of an approximate 10 per cent in
crease.
This was rejected by the union,
and Reuther reiterated today that
the UAW?CIO was holding fast"
for 80 per cent without price in
creases. General Motors, which
has refused to discuss prices with
the union, said 10 per cent in
crease, roughly 10 IL cents an
hour, would raise wages 80 per
cent above the January 1941 level.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-08
RECEIVES DISCHARGE

XIV; w." BERN, Dec. Robert
DaH;. laws, son of Mrs. D. R.
tba ' 49, has been discharged from
mo o army, after four years and five
he m OF service. For some time
Va. was u; on duty at Fort Bragg, then
10 - rn III inc European theatre for
Cannon n.onths' participating in the
Nortbapgn of Normandy and
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-08
HOLD SUPPER

Members of the Boy Scout of
America, Wilmington area,
leaders group who recently
completed a six-weeks lead
er's training course, helds
steak fry at Carolina Beach
last night. Twelve leaders and
assistants were present. The
event was follow-up to the
course with the leaders dis
cussing various phases of the
information received by them
during the period Of training.