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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
NELAUKTAS BENDRADAR-
BIAVIMAS

Bolsevikai visuomet des di.
dziausiu pastangu pabegeliams
susigrazinti, mes ne vienas is
-pabegeliu tarpo yra tiesioginis
bolseviku rengtu zudyniu ar jq
kitu nusikaltimu liudininkas, il
jie visi sudaro aisku priesbol-
sevikiska elementa. Is kitos
puses, Vokieciai kuo toliau tue
labiau stengsis pabegeliais nu-
sikratyti, mes pastarieji atima
ir taip siadien negausia Vokie-
ciu duona. Kaip zinios rodo,
Vokieciu civiline administraci-
ia kartais pabegeliu maltreta-
vine net bendradarbiauja su
bolseviku agentais. Pirmu po-
ziuriu tai atrodo keistoka: Vo-
kieciai dar siadien tebebega is
bolseviku puses pas sajunginin-
kus, o sajungininku puseje Vo-
kieciai bendradarbiauja su ko-
munistais. Atsiminus betgi,
kad naciams sugniuzus, Vokie-
tijos komunistai pakele galvas
ir skelbesi sudara patti demo-
kratiskiausi elementa, nesunku
nemanyti kad ne vienas ju kai-
po "geras demokratas" bus pa
tekes j ta civiline administered
ja. Ne paslaptis kad ir j UNI
RIA yra prilinde nemaza ko-
munistuojanciu zmoniu. sito
akivaizdoje, visai netenka ste
belts kad tarp komunistu agen-
tn "demokratiskos'' Vokieciq
ADMINISTRATORS ir UNRRA pa
reigoniu uzsimezga glaudus
kontaktas. Kaip visa tai atsi-
liepia j pabegeliu butt, nesun-
ku isivaizduoti.
REIKALAUKIME LIETU-
VANS STRYPELIO zEMES
VOKIETIJOJE
Bet tai dar ne viskas. Jeigu
yra teisinga tvirtinti kad visa
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Kiniecciams Biblijos
bus Spausdinanos
Svedijoje

Britu ir Uzsieniu Biblijos
Draugija uzsake 100000 bibli-
ju Kinu kalboie atspausdini-
mui Stockholme, svedijoje.
IS svedijos .jau gatava is
vezimui $4,000 bibliju Len
kija, Estija, Latvija, Rumani-
ja, Cekija ir kitas Sails. Tx
ar bolsevikai jas isileis tas
pastaras Sails?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
(Pabaiga is pereito mr.
TREMTINIAI Is
I.IETUEOS

LIETUEOS
"Kovo menesi atsiunte musu
stovyklon labai daug Lietuviu,
If isdalino juos tarp zonu. Mu-
su zonon pateko daugiausia kai-
mieciai, bet buvo ir miestele-
nu IS Kauno, Kretingos, Viii
niaus, vienu zodziu zmoniu is
visos Lietuvos. Pc dvejetos
savaiciu atvyko apie go mote
rQ. Vaiku nebuvo. .Vaziavo,
kaip jos pasakojo, prekiniu
traukiniu is Kalvarijos II die
nu. Durys buvo laikomos uz-
rakintos, nieko laukan neleido.
be 200 granny duonos ir van
dens nieko valgyti nedave. (Pa-
staba: nepasikeite ir torturu
metodai, kaip ir 1941 m. tre-
mimo Sibira.-V.D.).
"Zmones is Lietuvos buvo
labai nuvarge, nelaimingi, ne
zinojo kodel ir kur juos Teze.
Pasakojo: ateina policininkas j
namus ir sake kad turf eiti po-
licijon pasirasyti koki tai po-
pieri. Nujausdamas zmogus
nori apsirengti ilgesnei kelio-
nei, O policininkas sake kad ne
reikia. Girdi, po pusvalandzio-
kito bust atgal mamie. Nueini
policijon, tave palma ir uzra-
kina rusyje. Rusiai jau anks-
ciau pilni, kambariai taip pat
pilni zmoniu. Is policijos siun-
cia jau kur kitur, o ne namon.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
Jei IIgiau Taip TESTS
AR BELlKs KoKIE PEbsAKAI KAD LIETUvos zEMEJE L.
GUS AMzIUs GYvENo sENA KILN LIETUvIU TAUTA?
.r Raso vAINIs DAINORAs Specials hia Drva m svedos

girdejau Rzevan saugoti Vo-
kieciu. Jis taip pat nieko ne
parase.
NE vienas stovykloje isejo
is proto, kiti megino husizudy-
tt ir nusizude. Hygienos ir
medikaliskos prieziuros nebu-
vo jokios.
"Darban ir is darbo buda-
vom lydimi sargybiniu su sau-
tuvais. Bijojo kad kas nepa-
begtu. Kai kan pasisekdavo
ir pabegti, bet netoli. Greitai
suimdavo, nuvesdavo kur, IL
daugiau apie toki zmogu ME
kas nieko neisgirsdavo.
"Paskutiniu laiku daug Lie
-tuviQ isvede is stovyklos. Taip
Wis po viena, nezinia kan .ir
kur.
"Man isvaziuojant liko dar
Lietuviu stovykloje. Pasakojo
kad Rusai Lietuvoje zud6 zmo-
mes ir plese. Daugelis isbegio-
'jo ir gyveno miskuose.
PABEGIMAS
"Mane 'isleido' Birzelio me
1esi. Drauge, su kitu 20, visi
saugojami, atvykom Birzelio
10 Tallinan (Estijoje). Ia pat
diena nuvede mus darbo stovy-
klon Kopli. Stovykla buvo per-
piIdyta Estu. Nuns isdave
kareiviskus rubus, ir Birzelio
Is paskyre mus keleta dirbti
viename nedideliame bugsieri-
Name laivuke. Birzelio % at
plaukem mes j viena Suomis-
ka uosta, Wis stipriai saugoja-
mi. Pc dvieju dienu Wis delto
man su vienu Latviu velai ma
xii pasiseke pabegti. Pc 10
dienu peksti, mazai ka valge,
nedaug miegoje, susiradom
menka laivuka ir issiirem. Po
25 valandu pasiekem svedijos
kranta. Geri zvejai pasiule
NUNS valgyti, bet mes buvom
taip isvarge, tick issikankine
kad negalejom nei valgyt, nei
pastovet ant koju.
'Ka as iskentejau ir maciau
per tuos 8 menesius, neuzmir-
Stu kol busiu gyvas.
"Megink atkalbineti zmones
kad negryztu atgal.
'Labai noreciau pasimatyti.
Parasyk.
"Tavo draugas (parasas)."
Tai stai jums vaizdas kas
dedasi kcmunistu garsinama-
me "rojuje". 10 veidas ne tik
kad nepasikeite bet dar SUI
ziurejo, mat is naziu ismoko
nauju torturu.
Ir Rusai vykdo savo plana:
vel uzkaltuose vagonuose tre-
mia Pabaltijiecius, o ju vieton
apgyvendina Mongolus. Mat,
skubiai pakeitus Lietuvos ze-
mes gyventojus, NKVD naga-
no kotams lengviau bus val
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NEUzMIRsKIME JU NEI
AKIMIRKSNIUI

Jei Sis planas bent is dalies
pasisektu igyvendinti, butu
daug laimeta. Ne tik butu pa
siektas teisingumo minimumas
bet ir tolesnis pabegeliu egzis-
tencijos klausimas butu kaip ir
sutvarkytas. Jiems visiems
esant vienoje vietoje, labai pa.
lengvetu susizinojimas SUI jais
ir ju selpimas. Bet svarbiau-
sia, butu issaugotas Lietuvis-
kumo zidinys, kurs laisves va
landau ismusus, gryztu i Lie
tuva ir isnaujo ikurtu neprik-
lausomybes liepsna.
Tat varydami priekin kitus
SUI Lietuvos laisve susijusius
darbus, ypatinga svori dekime
j pabegeliu buities sprendima.
Nei vienam akimirksniui ne
aiskus neteisingumo irodymas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
LA y n IL / II -
Pak|ebenkime Teisingu-
mo Duris

Laikrasciuose teko skaityti kad
dabartiniu metu Vokietijoj Zy-
dams esancios padidintos mai
sto ir kitokiu korteliu normos,
kadangi zydai nuo Vokieciu
begalo nukentejo. Taipgi esan-
clos padidintos ir kitty naziQ
nuskriaustu asmenu normos
Nieko betgi dar neteko girde-
tt kad Sis sutvarkymas butu
palietes Lietuvius pabegelius al
bent tuos ju kurie vergais dir
DO Vokietijos karo pramoneje,
sedejo Vokietijos kalejimuose
ir koncentracijos stovyklose uz
pasipriesinima naciu administra-
cijai ir, Vokieciams Lietuva
valdant, buvo naziu skriaudzia-
mi Lietuvoje. Uzuot jiems da-
bar nors mazyte dalele atty,
ginus baisia naziu padaryta
skriauda, jie, priesingai zydams
ir kittens nuo naziu nukente.
jusiems asmenims, ir toliau
Vokieciu yra ujami ir maltre-
tuojami.
Jeigu sajungininkai turetu
nors maza dalele teisingumo
jausmo, jie pavestu Lietuviams
pabegeliams Vokietijoje strype-
Ii zemes iris kartus didesnj
.negu Klaipedos krastas, ir juos
ten apgyvendintu Xxi Lietuva
vel bus laisva. Ten jie galetV
isirengti savo mokyklas, orga-
nizuotis ir ruostis busimam
gryzimui Lietuva. Jei prisi-
minsime kad 'LietuvOje VOkie-
ciai Lietuvius ware is sodybu
ir verte juos tarnauti j ju viets
pastatytiems Vokieciu kolonis.
tams, jei prisiminsime kad Vo,
kieciai Lietuvius varu ware
savo pramone ir verte ten dirb
ii sunku darba, beveik niekc
uz j nemokedami ir visaip is
ju tyciodamiesi, strypelio Vo.
skiskosios zemes pavedimas Lie
tuviams pabegeliams - ir tai
ne visam laikui, O tik Xxi jie
gales gryzti j laisva Lietuva-
nebutu neteisingas sprendimas,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
DUOKIME FAKTU

Jeigu daug' yra motyvu rel
kalaujanciu neatideliojant SUI
saukti visuotini Amerikos Lie
tuviu selma, tai tremtiniu
klausimas yra vienas vyriausiu
motyvQ. Ju dabartine pade-
tis yra tiesiog tragiska, O oku-
pacines sajungininku kariuome-
mes ir UNRRA elgesys kar-
tais yra toks kad j jau ir taip
perpildyta ju kanciu taure ne
gailestingai nulasinami dar ke-
Ii lasai. Faktas kad komunistu
agentai nekliudomi, kartais
net okupaciniu organu padeda-
mi, landzioja po tremtiniu sto-
vyklas ir juoz terorizuoja, yra
pralenkias civilizuoto zmogaus
vaizduote. Gi laiks nuo laiko
pasikartoja pabegeliu grazini-
mai prievarta bolseviku ran
kas jau sudaro labai rafinuota
sadizma. Pakelti balsa uz sias
didziulio neteisingumo aukas,
dar syki zvilgtereti ar sio ka-
TO begyje tick sykiu apspjau-
dytas teisingumas dar nera ne.
gryztamai zuves, yra visu mu-
su didysis uzdavinys.
E. Memorandumai, apeliavimai
Atlantic Carteri bel j kitus ide-
aliai skambancius dokumentus
vargu net ar bus paskaityti tQ
kuriems adresuoti, bet negin-
cyjamais irodymais paremti
faktai apie pabegeliu skriau-
das, kruvini faktai - jie dar
gall tureti siokios-tokios reiks-
mes. Tat rinkime dabartiniu
metu jau CANA daznus laiskus
apie pabegeliu gyvenima bel ne
retail be gallo liudnus ir baisius
jo ivykius. Jie NUNS patar-
naus medziaga, kai pas politi-
kos vyrus jieskosime uztarimo
prizes neteisybe ir teises lau-
zyma. =i'f''iE ~
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KITAS LAZDOS CALAIS

Bet tame paciame Naujienu
numeryje tarybininku komisi-
ia, kurios posedi vadovavo ir
nurodymus dave p. Grigaitis,
keliose vietose skelbia apie ia
rybininku kongreso pasipiniga-
Vino tikslus ir apie pasibalia-
vojima, ne vien paprastus pie
tus.
Ant p. 3 vienoje vietoje ra-
Soma:
"Chicago - didziausias lie
tuviu centras. Cia per visas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

uzmirskime kad NUNS brangus
zmones kencia, vargsta ir yra
neteisingai stumdomi. Padary-
kline viska kad po begaliniu
vargu jiems ateitu ramybes ir
poilsio valandele. Tuo irody-
SINE kad savo gyslose tebe-
jauciame Lietuvisko kraujo te-
kejima.
julius SmetOna.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26

THE NEXT family fun eve
ming at the Northeastern YMCA
will be Friday with a program
beginning at 7 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Sgt. Suey Returns
From HOSPITAL

SGT. GEORGE SUEY,
USAAF', son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Suey Of Wyoming avenue, Is
home on convaleScent leave
from CochEaae-- -Eield--fIesPital,-
Macon, Ga.
Sgt. Sucy'S VITO, The formers
Mary Mccormack, is making
her home with his parents.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Kathryn Robb
Club

DIR. KATHRYN ROBB. head
of the English department at
Marygrove College, will enter
tain Meynellian Club members
at a Halloween party Saturday
evening in her home in Colling-
wood avenue.
Miss Virginia Farmer is in
charge of the entertainment
which will follow the buffet
supper. Assisting with arrange
ments are the Misses Jeane Por-
ter, Norma Ann Kasinski, Cab
rielle Witherspoon, Dorothy y
Cushing, Aurelia Hankins and
Jean Eddy.
Marygrove f nglish majors
just pledged to the club who will
attend are the Misses Deirdre
Connolly, Elizabeth Lang, Patri-
cia Smith, Rose Marie Simon,
Ellen Brennan, Marion Ackroyd,
Anna Young lood. Agnes
Senave, Dorothy Boulos and
Rosemary Fitzpatrick.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Mrs. johnson
Entertains

MRS. L. A. JOHNSON Of
Dearborn entertained at a bridge
luncheon al the Womens City
Club Tuesday honoring Mrs. F.
a. Oberhue of the Whittier, who
will move TO New York Nov. I,
and Mrs w IT. fhsten OF Chi
eago, who is Mrs. Johnson's
house guest.
Others who attended the party
were Mrs. l.. l.. Stone, Mrs.
Martin Vierling. Mrs. Jess
Mitchell. Mrs. Edward koester,
Mrs. Thomas A. Jenkins, Mrs.
James Adams, Mrs. Jess Lob
dell, Mrs. w. T. Charles, Mrs.
Guy Blair, Mrs. David Sloss,
Mrs. N. II. Ruthven, Mrs.
Robert Green, Mrs. Walter
Bauman and Miss Margaret
Purdy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26

Mr. and Mrs. Kudner will reside in New York. -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Bride-Eleef Helen Risdon Feted

BRIDEELECT HELEN RISDON will be much occupied win
parties between and her 10 Charles D. Burke
Jr, Nov 10..
will be given Saturday by Mrs Harold Donovan of
Windsor.
Phyllis Nagle Nancy Donovan will entertain az kitchen
Sunday afternoon Nancy house In Chicago BNd
Joan Colombo a linen shower, Oct 81 at
he Club.
A personal shower be given Nov. by Mrs Howarth
Gilardy of
Helen will plenty another linen shower
will be given her by David Dawson OF Santa
Barbara
Helens parents. the f. NJ Rsdons of Murland
will give rehearsal the Detroit Golf Club
wedding place al IL o'clock in Gesu Church,
Helen's include. her sister Eileen maid
sister Charles Katherine Burke
Iordon...
Burke will be his sons best
The wedding party will be. james Rsdon
Charles Sanders and James Downs
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Fruehaufs Plan
Football Party

MIR. AND MRS. HARRY
FRUEHAUF have joined the
large coterie of football fans
who have chartered buses to
their friends to the Michigan
Minnesota game in Ann Arbor
Nov. 3.
The night before the game
they viii entertain at a dinner
dance at the DAG.
The -Fruehaufs now pheasant
hunting with party of friends
in Aberdeen, S. d. are expected
home about the middle of the
week.
The University Club will have
IFS own chartered buses for
this game and there's plan 10
serve sandwiches and such.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
n N ayfait t1 with
Il Nl ~ cfa1aAre,7
with

SCHUYLER r, KUDNER Of New York and Detroit Tuesday
married Mrs Dixie Cavalier Carlisle of Piedmont Cal
The by the Rev Luther Neh Of Annapolis
at Taisnlsn Farm Greenve Md the estate OF the bride
groom's sister-in.lsw Mrs Arthur Kudner..
Kudner his uncle and Mrs kudner
was the brides only attendant.
The the daughter of Mr. and Mrs William Cavalier
Of Piedmont.
She California the Bishops School in Ia
Joa the Dominican Rafael. Mills College,
Oakland. ,-e--
Kudner the Of Mrs Henry Clay kudner OF Lapeer
and member Recess Club of Detroit the City Club
Of Flint. and the Tavern Club of Chicago.
officer France during World War T. and
important business committees in World
War H.
Mr. Mrs Kudner will reside in New York..
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Mrs. Nankervis Entertains at DAG

MRS GEORGE NANKERVIS entertained yesterday, at
bridge luncheon. sat the DAG...
Mrs Nankeris guest list included MRS Lester Bsbcock
Mrs H. B. Cecil. Simmons Mrs Harry WISE,
Raymond Lodhoz Mrs Herbert DAILY Mrs Frank Groat
SanduSy, comprised Of Mrs Ford OTIS. Mrs
Geneva Mrs Gerald Van Norman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Bobe++e Tobin Hostess at Tea

HONORING THE probatoners given yesterday
Christ Child Bobee Tobns house In
Cambridge road Huntington Woods.
Bobette's tea table was lovely.
Laid with Madeira cloth had silver basket filled with
snowy shagy white chryanhemums the CENTER snd was
lighted by white candles silver branch candlesticks
A silver service stood at either end...
Kroha. presided the coffee and Mrs
John Annas. president OF the society. poured tea
fglrine Of the infant Jesus the buffet table, was
lanked by bouquets Of white bebe chysanthemums.
Practitioners included. Mrs Frederick Tanner Mrs Michael
Dowley jr. Mrs Robert Fisher Mrs. Richard Cronn
Patricia Barbara Hamln. and Kathleen Groves
They welcomed by the board members Mrs Annas.
Mrs Kroha .krsJohH A IIahey Jr...rS Frederick Ernst
Mrs William Cutting. Mrs. Peter Monaghan Mrs Arthur
BARLEY. land Eleanor Keil...
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Miss Grinnen
Is Bride-EIec+

VIVIAN l. GRINNELL,
daughter of the late Mrs. Willis
c. Myers, will be married Satur-
day in Christ Church Cranbrook
TO Ralph c. Moulthrop. son of
the late Mr., and Mrs. Harry c.
Moulthrop.
The Rev. Charles Cadigan will
officiate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Son. Lawrence J. Jr..
Born 70 Dr.. Richards

DIR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE
j. RICHARD announce the
birth of a son, Lawrence J. Jr-
Oct. y.
Mrs. Richard was Mae Cam
eron before her marriage.
Evening star., 1945-11-01

made on railway communications
throughout Palestine.
British military headquarters an
nounced that Palestine rail lines
were cut In about SO places.
A British military communique
attributed the attacks to Jews.
Blame was not Immediately at
tached to any specific group, but an
exhaustive police and military inves-
tigation was under way all over
Palestine.
Police captured five armed Jews
following the holdup Of a train be-
tween Jerusalem and Lydia.
Police launches in Haifa and Jaffa
Harbors blew up from mines at
Evening star., 1945-11-01
-Four Killed, 10 Hurt
InReneWed Attacks on
Palestine RAILWAYS

BY the Associated Press.
JERUSALEM, Nov. Four
persons were killed and at least
10 injured as Jewish-A politi-
cal differences led to a new out
break of disorders today during
which systematic attacks were
Evening star., 1945-11-01

lam. One sank and two others were
seriously damaged.
A mysterious explosion which
rocked Jerusalem shortly before
midnight was believed to have been
the result of an attack on the rail-
road.
British military sources said
casualties included one British SOL
dier killed and another wounded; /;
one Palestine policeman killed, and
one wounded; two Palestine railway
workers killed and six others
wounded, one of them critically.
In what appeared to be the
heaviest attack, three locomotives
and one train were badly damaged
at the Lydia railway station. The
locomotive shed was set afire. The
attackers struck at 3:45 am.
A Reuters dispatch said Mai. Gen
Evening star., 1945-11-01
Arabs in London Blame
Zionists for Outbreaks

LONDON. Nov. / (P).-The Arab
Office in London blamed zionists
today for the outbreak of violence
in Palestine.
A statement from the Office said: :
This is one more proof, if any is
required, of the fact that the pres
ent trouble in Palestine is the
work of the zionists who, on more
than one occasion, have made public
their intention to direct the utmost
violence against the government,
Evening star., 1945-11-01

John darcy, British commander in
Palestine, imposed a curfew from
IL pm. to 6 am. on all vehicularI
traffic outside municipal areas
throughout Palestine,
Evening star., 1945-11-01
Arob League Meets Secretly
To Study Palestine Issue

: CAIRO, Nov. 1 (P).-The Arab
League met secretly last night to
discuss the Palestine question, key
Evening star., 1945-11-01

and who have now apparently pro-
ceeded to carry out their threat
on serious SCALE"
Evening star., 1945-11-01

A Reuters dispatch said Maj. Gen
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-16
Surplus Medical Supplies
Expected To Be Released

WASHINGTON. June 15.-(P)-
The Surplus Property Board adj
vised Congress today that it ex-
poets within month to begin dis
tributing surplus medical supplies
to hospitals throughout the coun'
try lat almost the cost of mailing
or shipping
1t. Col. Edward Heller. board
member, read to Senate Mill
tary subcommittee a memoran-
dunn which said the board also
has programs under way for:
/. Expansion of the school lunch
program by making available al
nominal prices" cooking ano
kitchen equipment to serve 12.0O(
children.
2. Conversion of surplus military
electronic and radio equipment te
school room use.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-16
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-16
AVERAGE PEAK
RECORD IS SET

NEW YORK,June 15.-lR-Per-
sistent strength of rails and spe-
cialties today enabled the stock
market to register new S-year
average peak with favorities gain
ing l to 8 points on the liveiest
dealings in more than a month.
The days volume at 1900, 900
shares. largest since May 7, COM
pared with 1,85O,000 the day be-
fore.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was up 4 of a point at
66.9, highest for this barometer
since August Is, 1887, and it's
fourth successive advance. The
rails also were at new top. OF
947 issued appearing, 483 gained
and 282 lost.
Ahead were MKT common and
preferred. rejecting refinancing
plans of the company; Santa Fe,
tlantic Coast Line, K. c. South
ern, Baltimore and Ohio, Armour,
Lackawanna, American Woolen
Radio Corp. U. S. Steel, U. S.
Rubber, Caterpillar Tractor, In
ternational Harvester, Douglas
Aircraft, J. C. Penney; Sears Roe
buck, National Power and Light
and American Telephone.
In the minus ranks were United
Aircraft, Montgomery w a d,
Standard Oil (N.JD. United Corp
Public Service of N j., Philip
Morris and Johns-Mannville.
Secondary railway bonds push
ed upward. Cotton was unchang
ed to up Is cents bale.
Lifted in the curb were Bariun
Steel, Gray Mfg, E. w. Bliss
Textron and Electric Bond ane
Share. Sales here were 650,00l
shares versus 100000 Thursday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-16
Lumberton Druggist
Named Court Clerk

LUMBERTON, June 15.-Frank
Mcmillan. Lumberton druggist,
former postmaster and rural mail
carrier and Robson County sheriff,
has received notice from Judge
@. K. Nimocks, Jr., of he Ninth
Judicial District, Fayetteville, OF
his appointment as clerk of SUI
perior Court in Robson, succeed
ing Wesley c. Watts, who resigned
on June 2 to accept employment
with Mclean Investment Co., Inc,
here.
Mcmillan will assume office for
the 10 months remaining of the I'M
expired term as soon as quallfica-
tions can be met. He was sheriff
from 1924 to 1889 and Lumberton
postmaster from 1884 to 1888. He
had recently received leave OF ab-
sence as rural carrier TO become
druggist at Johnson Drug Store,
which he formerly owned. He is
a past commander of Post AZ,
American Legion, and twice past
master of St. Adams Masonic
Lodge.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-16
BondQuotations
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Va, June 15.-(P)-
USDA-Hogs: 800. Market at
ceiling s14.95 Qat) on good and
choice barrows and gifts 12O-33O
lbs. up. 1OO-120 lbs. S13.35. Good
sows under $50 lbs S14.10; 35O-5OO
lbs. s141O; weights over 500 lbs
s14.lO. Good stays Sl4.10.
Cattle: Choice steers Sl6.ooo-
1880: good s1500-15.50: medium
sl2.0O-13.50: common S8.0O-l0Oo;
good beef type COWS sl0.50-11 so;
good dairy type s9.5o-1o.oo; medium
s7.5O-8.0O; common S5.50-6.5o; shell
" kinds lower. Good beef type
heifers s13.50-1400: medium $500
1000: common 3600-7.00. Good
butcher bulls O00-10.5o; medium
s8.OO-9.50; light common kinds
S6.5O-7.50. Choice calves Slo.Oo;
good s14.5O-15.5O; bedium $3.50
1880: common S8.00-1000. Good
to choice lambs s15.50-16.00. Good
sheep S5.00-7.00