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The midland journal., 1946-11-29
Chrisimus Seal!

improve the welfare of our people,
Christmas Seals little thing in themselves We buy
whole sheet of them for dollar But the thing for which
Christmas Seals stand bgas big the health of every
and child in country.
When buy Christmas Seals giving support to
campaign control tuberculosis disease which
deaths among young between Is and 35 than other
disease disease which kills people of all ages the of
person every 10 minutes.
campaign against tuberculosis supported the
sale of Christmas Seals for nearly 40 During that time
tremendous strides have been made conqueg the disease
the final victory has not yet been It will be the
American people continue to support the associations directing
the battle by buying and using Christmas Seals which provide the
ammunition for the battle
It American tradition good American tradition, to buy
and Christmas Seals
The midland journal., 1946-11-29

Though this is the hunting season,
it isn't good sportsmanship to shoot
lame ducks.
The midland journal., 1946-11-29

The United Nations Assembly is
trying to find way to curb oratory,
which has delayed it's work. We lave
the same sort of trouble with Con-
gress.
The midland journal., 1946-11-29

packages
No. American traditions have deeper roots
than the appeal of pretty piece of paper.
Christmas Seals, distributed each year around
Thanksgiving time by our tuberculosis association,
have become an American tradition because they
in this country against disease and because it is
The midland journal., 1946-11-29
An American Tradition

Christmas Seals have become American tradition.
Have they become tradition because they bright
attractive?
Christmas Seals Or because like to decorate our hol
The midland journal., 1946-11-29

Decision of the War Surplus Ad-
ministration to put aspirin ON sale
indicates that the public may have
many post-election headaches.
The midland journal., 1946-11-29

Russians Told Stable Peace Will
Be Wor"-headline But not until
the jockeys are willing to get down
to work,
The midland journal., 1946-11-29

Moscow has barred use of the ra-
dio to foreign newspapermen,
The midland journal., 1946-11-29

''GOP Asks Truman to Stay in the
ddle''-headline That is where he
has been ever since he took oflee.
The midland journal., 1946-11-29

It's some compensation for the
coal shortage to find so many people
burning up.
Down in North Carolina a wife's
slap improved a mans sight. The
same thing elsewhere has caused
many q man to change his mind.
The midland journal., 1946-11-29

Since both our national supply of
fats and the world supply of fats con-
tinue low, fat salvage in the homes
is still & much needed program in
every community.
The midland journal., 1946-11-29

A special pair of scissors for use
in the kitchen speeds the preparation
of chopped salads, snap beans and
other foods.
The midland journal., 1946-11-29
photo by Wendell MacRae. N. Y

For some people tax reduction
across the board goes against the
grain.
The midland journal., 1946-11-29

You'll find II pays in oil ways TO get skilled serv
ice, now and at regular intervals, at our modern
Service Headquarters! For this will help TO
assure you Of dependable transportation day
offer doy-prevent serious breokdowns, espe-
cioIIynow, wheneod dweoiherishordesion oldcars
save you the high cost of major repairs
monton the resale value of your cor. Remember
Our skilled mechanics, using factory engineered
tools and quality parts, are members of Amer
co's foremost ovtomotve service organization.
Come in-fodoyl
The midland journal., 1946-11-29

You'll be we'll repaid for your poiienoe in await
ing delivery Of your new Chevrolet! II alone
brings you Big-Cor beouty, Rig-Cor comfort
and performance, Big-Cor quality at lowest
cost And even though we cont tell you exoctiy
when we can make delivery Of your new Chev-
rolet, we con tell you that We ore delivering cars
as fost os we receive them from the foctory-
thot we'll make delivery of your new Chevrolet
at the earliest possible dote-ond that your
poiience will be we'll rewarded when you
experience its Bie-Cor quality Of lowest cost.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

KoNGREsE jau pereita Liepos menesi buvo keliama
reikalavmas pradeti valyma komunistu r kitu kenk-
smingu gavau is valdzios stagu. Tacau Prezidentas
Truman k dabar paskyre komisija kuri uzves tyrine
jimus ir tk ape Vasaro menesi raportuos atrad
Isrodo kad prezidentas ir Demokratu partios va
dovybe buvo pasryze tyeti r nieko nedary prizes ko
munistus Xxi so rudens rinkimu, pastkint suaukt is
komunistp reikalingos paramos. Tiesa. komunsta
ir vis ju pritareai RENE Demokratu kandidatus Kon
gresa skelbda atvira kova Repubikonams, kas prizes
rinkinus Demokratams skanai kvepejo. Je Demokra-
tai butu laimeje ne tk dabartinai konlunsta butu IL
ke nepaes bet dar r daugiau tu kenksmingu gaivalu
butu vadzos vietas priimta atsilyginimui.
Taciau rinkimai parode visuomenes pasipiktinima
komunstas ir visais tas kurie SUI PAC ir raudonqju
pagalba nori butt isrinkt vadzia Visuomene prade-
o permaty pavou kokis salia graso jegu r toau bus
tesiama Demokratu draugiskumas su komunstas.
Kada Kongresas isrinktas Republkoniskas, prezi--
dentui neko nieko kto kaip tk mtis zygo prasalint
is valdiSku istaigp kenksmngus gaivalus. Tas kartu
yra if prisipazinas kad vadzoje yra daug komunistq
r u prtareu kure visi dirba svetimos valstybes
dai kie pirnoje vietoje yra isdavikai savo salies
Is ktos puses Sis Tru1nano zygs yra paveuotas mes
Kongresas turntis dauguna Republikonu priesngu ko
munstas r kittens kenkeiams pats savu ruozu insis
komunistu sanimo is valdzios stagu ir reika tketis
ta darba atlks plnai ir tikrai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

ris bandomas vadinti 'dideiu zmogun tacau s labai
lengyai suauze przadus kad stengss graznti
tautoms - kartu ir Letuyai - laisve ir nepriau-
somybe kaip tik karas baigsis. Js nesuauke ka
pabagos, dar prizes mirti Teherane ir Jatoje
slapta sdave Letuva bolsevkams ir ta pravede taip
kad visu laiku po jo sugryzmo r s pats r o pednai
Washingtone daugau nenori Letuyos yardo nei minet
Sta tarptautine kasta turf butt atitaisyta, If De-
mokrau administrators nusistatyas uzirsti Lietuvos
byla turi butt sulauzytas.
Je Amerikos vyriausybe nori isaikyt savo garbe
r ture pagarba pasaulio zmonese, j privao laikytis
savo skelbtu principu ir tesingrmo.
r;valomo pia 1eist ;uos ;s;senat; r likt; ts6iais
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
Lietuvos Trerntiniai Pa.
tys jau Gina Savo
Reikalus
$500 Superior Ave., Cleveland, Ohio

Is pastaru pranesimu is Wa.
shingtono suzinome kad sary-
syje su United Nations pose
dziavimu, per Lietuvos Pasiun.
tinybe Washingtone buvo iteik-
ia UN sekretoriatui atitinkami
pareiskimai nuo Vyriausio Lie
tuvos Islaisvinimo Komiteto,
kurio pirmininku, kaip patiria-
ma, yra zymus kataliku vadas
Kun. Krupavicius.
Kadangi tas komitetas save
veikima atlieka Europoje, ir
kadangi jis yra tesinys anks-
ciau pacioje Lietuvoje buvusio
isteigto tue paciu vardu komi-
teto, turime pasitketi kad tas
komitetas patys Lietuvos
tremtiniai - geriausia Zinc ir
tinkamiausia gall ginti Lietu-
Why tautos reikalus visokiuose
atzvilgiuose. NUNS tik reikia
to komiteto darbams pritarti ir
gelbeti. Jis yra kompetentis-
kas reprezentuoti Lietuvius.
NUNS Amerikos Lietuviams
lieka tam tikros pareigos ku-
rios neineina j VLIK'o kompe-
tencija, ir mes ia galime tin
kamai atlikti, jeigu ia linkme
nuo dabar padesime visas savo
pastangas.
Jeigu kada buvo nereikalin-
gas tai dabar labiausia, tas ta-
rybininku neva Informacijos
Centras, kuris musq visuome-
nei kastavo keliasdesimts TUX
stanciu dolariu ir dar dabar vi
sos ju surenkamos aukos tenka
tik tam biurui islaikyti.
Tas biuras ar "centras' te-
pajiegia geriausia teikti tary-
bininku spaudai zinutes, lyg ia
musu spaudos dalis be to "cen-
tro" talkos negaletQ tu zinuciu,
kurios kartais net labai senos,
gauti.
Lietuvos ir Lietuviq reika-
lams vadovauti yra Lietuvos
Pasiuntinybe, per kuria VLIK
savo memoranduma siunte.
Apie tai ka mes Amerikie-
ciai turime daryti netrukus bus
pranesta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
JOHN L. LEWIS IR VALDlIA

MEMORABILIA yra tik priedangos skraiste vykdyti
vlsokloms asmenlnems uzgaidoms, ir tai ka vienas
zmogus padaro nera galimybes kan be ddumos at
stovybes j nei sulakyti nei nubausti.
Vienas asmuo gall pasikesinti kta nuzudyt r dal1-
geu atveu nuzudo bet ne venas polcijos vrsninkas,
nei vienas paskiras teseas nega to niekso nubaust
Jis samdo advokatus s naudoasi visoms didumos uz-
grtomis taisykems apsignt r tik didumos suti-
kimu Jury ar panasaD, kaltininkas nubaudzianas ar
istesnamas.
John L. Lewis, angliakasiu unijos diktatorukas pa
sauktas teismo atsakomyben uz ignoravma tesno pa
tvarkymo kad nesauktQ dabartino mrkstos ANGLES dar
binnku streko bet nei visa federale valdza ne oks
didumos uzgirtus statymus kurie neeidza tes-
mui tokios bylos kelti. Ir Lewis gall sau juoktis.
Demokratineje Amerikoje. ypatingai, statymai la
bal atsargai apsaugoja pavenius nieksus gina u nellie
ciamybe, Xxi jie nebuna pilnai rasti kaltais.
Mijonas darbininku sia savaite jau bus like be dar-
bo r del angakasiu sreko nukenca Sales industrjos
bet vienas kenkeas aisvas vaikseioja Ir visa mai
neriu unja 100000 nariu yra tik mazyts nuosmtis
kovoiancu darbinnku palygnus 14O mill jonu Sales
gyventojQ, bet q streikas kenkia mijonams nekaltu
Ar valdzios pasisokimas prversti baigti angliaka-
su streik statymu keliu duos pasekiu niekas uztik
rnt negali. Yra net tam tikras statymas Norrs-La-
Guardia Act kuris draudzia federaliam teismu dary
toks trukdymus, eigu uniJos vadai apsaukia streka
Prezdento Rooseveto New Deal lakas pravesta dar ir
kitokiu patogumu unu diktatorams kurias uzd1austa
valdziai ginti visuomenes reikall1s. =
Uniju diktatoriu panas greitai streikus bagti yra
toks kad r visi kiti darbinnka sustrekuotu r tuom
priverstu gretai ispdyti pirmunes srekuoaneios uni
jos reikalavimus.
Bet vsu unju darbininkai uzgiria tokius truk-
dymus If kenkimus jq darbams if ju semq gerovei.
Paciu maineriu tarpe daugelis darbinnku tiki kad
sitokiu paselgmu Lewis tik kasa duobe maneriu ge-
rovei palaido Naujasis Kongresas lures mtis zygiu
darbo diktatoruku sauvaliavimams suvarzyt Jie ga
butt tk tarpininKai darbninku sutartims su darbda
viais SALES gyvenmo paralizuotojai, kapr-
zu paakstint.
John L. Lewis, kaip ir kit uniju prezidentai vaz
nea puxias automobiais turf soferius ir ina mlznis
kas agas is darbinnku sudetu pinigu suyg savo nuo
uzgaidoms vykdyti Darbinnkai turi bijoti,
unjos vrsininku kausyti if tylet daugeis kurie
to nepd yra au If savo gavas paguds nuo pas uni
davimo ju nanny, ir IT, ir IT,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
Ar Socialistai Stos Ko-
munistarns i Talka?

PRANCUZIJOJE, kur komu-
nistai laimejo kaip paskira par
tia daugiausia atstoyu j selma,
bet patys vieni, neturedami di-
dumos, negali paimti yaldzios
vadovybss | savo rankas, jie
prisispyre kviecia socialistus |
talka. Jau turejo pasitarima
socialistu vadai su komunistais,
tik pasake komunistams kad
nesiims jokio zygio Xxi neivyks
socialistQ nacionalinis kongre-
sas, kuris gales nutarti stoti su
kemunistais ] "bendra fronta''
vel, ar ne.
Komunistai taip vilioja So
cialistus sau j talka kad net
siulo socialism, atstovui seimo
prezidento vieta, jeigu socialis-
tai balsuos uz komunista Tho
rez j premiere vieta.
Socialistai jau ne pirmu kar-
tn su komunistais "bendrus
frontus" daro. Pacioje Pran-
cuzijoje, prizes 81 kara, socialis-
stai sudare "bendra fronta" su
komunistais, privede Prancuzi-
ia veik prie prazuties.
Pc sio karo, pirmais rinki-
mais vel buvo su jais susideje,
bet vel karciai atsikando. Ko-
munistai betgi Zinc kad socia-
listai yra ju idejoms artimi ir
kad gall jais kaip sluotomis
mataskoti, ir vel kviecia j tai
ka. Socialistai tue budu pri-
sideda prie grimzdinimo Euro
pos j komunizma, kuriame pa
tys paskes ir prigers kaip ziur-
kes.
Turime pavyzdi ir is Lietu-
viz socialism,, kurie prizes ke-
holika metu buvo sueje j ''ben-
dra fronta" su Lietuviskais ko-
munistais Amerikoje, bendram
vertimui Lietuvoje '.fasistines"
valdzios ir demoralizavimui vi
su Lietuviu iseivijoje.
Susiriejo jie, pasimete. Da-
bar socialistai prikibo prize ka-
taliku ir ju saskaita atsigaive-
lioja. Atsitikime jei Lietuvo-
je butu steigiama valdzia pa
nasiai nors kaip daryta Lenki-
joje ar Cekoslovakijoje ar XII
tur kur sovietu itakoje, musu
socialistai tikriausia detusi vel
j "bendra fronta" su komunis-
tais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
REIKALAUKIME PRIzADU IsPILDYMO

kAIP gerai atmename Repubiikonu partijos vadai bu
vo pasikviete ee Amerikos Lietuviu vadu Washing
tona prizes Kongreso rinkimus ir nedveotinai padare
pazadus kad jie Lietuvos neprikausomybes klau
sina Rnkimus Repubkonai aimejo, ,ir dabar aikas
NUNS eitf pas u yadus ir reikaauti kad e prza
dus ispildytu.
Politilieriams daryt prizadus ir ju nesiaikyt yra
labai zinomas reskinys. Atsinenane prizadus NUNS
duotas net toxic zmogaus kap Prez. Rodseveltas ku-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06
vYTURIO GIEsME

(Bernardas Brazdzionis)
Man pakanka arimu grumstelio,
Rasos laso, zvaigzdeto dangaus,
Suprantu as kelius Visagalio,
Tx ne tavo, zmogau.
Nuo mirties kaip nuo zaibo tn begi, Z
O sirdyj baisia mirti nesi,
Ne j zieda, tirpstanti sniega
Tavo, vargso, sirdis panasi.
Panasi il j stikla kurs duzta
Ir j duke audros sukuryj,
If miegancia sraige, kad bustu
Kai pazadins ausrine skaidri.
Man pakanka arimu gru1nstelio,
Lietaus laso ir auksto dangaus,
Suprantu as kelius Visagalio,
Tx ne tavo - zmogaus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

sSUV. VALSTIJU turizmas Meksi-
ka padidejo tick kad sia vasara kas meme
81 ten buvo po $4,000 Amerikieciq.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-06

PUSE gaisru sioje salyje is
tinka gyvenamuose namuose.
Vienas is 100 namu sioje sally
je kas meta .sugadinamas arba
visai sudega ugnyje.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19
' TechnicoIor Featured

The Lyric theatre will present a solid week of Judy Garland Technicolor hits beginning with "Yolanda And The Thief" on Tuesday and Wednesday The midweek hit is "The Harvey Girls" playing Thursday and Friday, and ending the Techni- colcr week on Saturday and Sun day is Meet Me In St. Louis" returned to the screen as a result of the nationwide -clamor of screen fans. This is your last chance to see these hits any, where
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19

Music of the Masters will be featured at the Kodiak Commun- ity Center from 5 to 6 pm on Sundays hereafter, according to an announcement by the pro- gram committee. Classical mus ic only will be played during that hour. Persons who enjoy good music are invited to make requests during the week for the selections they desire.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19

Taxi licenses of the local driv- CTS which were suspended at a special meeting last week with It. Col Henry Massie, rrovost marshal, were reinstated at the regular meeting Monday. Col. Massie had asked the council to revoke certain of the licenses on the grounds the drivers had knowingly allowed liquor to be taken in the base.
 The city's action followed a report by Stan Nelson, of the judiciary committee, who bad examined the city. ordinance and reported that the city could re- yoke the licenses only after 8 hearing before the city magis- trate, or after 8 conviction on such charges in any court.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19
Orpheuni Has Kaye In GoIdWyn Musical

Danny Kaye's versatility rises to new heights in the bowling TechnicoIor' success, Wonder Man., in which Hollywood's newest comedy genius is CO., 'starred with lovely Virginia Mayo at the Orpheum theatre Sunday and Monday.
 The story is a slightly zany one about twin brothers, played by Danny, but the situations that develop are extremely comical and Kaye is given opportunity to display his unique comedy talents.
 One of the brothers is a brash, nervy dancer, who gets bumped off by a gang after he is witness to a murder. His ghost wants to get revenge, so it goes to the body's twin, (Danny) who is 8 shy, bashful guy about to marry a librarian. He gets in a jam with her right away, as we'll as we'll as with Vera Ellen, who thinks he should marry her, and with the gargsters, who want to kill him again
 The picture was produced on a lavish scale by Samuel Gold wyn and photographed in Tech nicolor, and the cast includes Donald Woods, s. z. Sakall, the Goldwyn Girls and others.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19

Picking up on the gridiron where they left off on the dia- mond, the Junior -Soph football team of Kodiak High School de- feated a hard-fghting Senior Frosh eleven by a score of IA to 0 Wednesday in Kodiak's first official football game.
 Bob Pearson made a nice catch of Bill Oberholtzer's long pass 10 score the first touchdowh for the Junior-Sophs Tim Chernoff car. red the bah across for the extra point.
 The Junior .Sophs scored again in the last period on a well-exe euted end run with Tim Chernoff carrying the ball for thirty yards. Herman Beukers scored the ex- tra point around left end.
 A Senior-Frosh rally, featur- ing forty yard pass from Kay Wade to Archie Nelson, fell short of score.
 Jlm Bennett refereed the game with Ken Wade as umpire-head linesman.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19
R B 1 $ s U E

Mrs. Mildred Hermann OPA director, spoke a few words on the closing of the local OPA of flee and Admiral Daubln read some copies of letters written by an old sea captain in the late l9. h century in Australia, which provided humorous parallel with modern shipping difficulties.
 Other guests included Lu List on Dick Codd and Ed Brooker.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19
Hospital News

MT. and Mrs Melvin Rocksted are the parents of daughter, Hildur Juline, born just after midnight on October l3. The ba- by weighed 7 pounds
 MT Edward Higgins is recelv- ing medical treatment at the hospital.
 Mr. Wesley Rose, of Woody Island, is in this hospital for medical treatment
 Marjorie Anderson had a min. or operation on Monday
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19
NOTICE

A special meeting of the Juni- or Police will be held at the City Hall next Monday. Oct. 21, at 7::3O, Police Chief Belmont Me- Cormick announced today.
 All members and prospective members are asked to be there.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19

Two bids for insurance for city Semployes under the Alaska Workmen's Compensation Law were presented at the council meeting Monday, one from the W. J. ErskiAe Go. and one from the Bank of Kodiak. The bids were referred to committee.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19
NOTICE

Under the grading system of inspection on all features of san itation and food handling, the following eating establishments in Kodiak were scored as follows. The inspections are made Deriod- ically.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19
NOTICE

There will be no dance tonight at BIinn's Hall due to illness of one of the orchestra members. The dances will resume next Sat urday October z6.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19

permit transfers have pproved for Charles John- James H. Travers; James s to Harry Lindgren; Te- ockney from Tom Gallag- i'd d permit was granted
 les Garroutte, ex-service-
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19

John Hughes returned to Ko- diak this week after a trip to Anchorage for the purpose of taking a bar examination.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19
Classified Ads

ALE-SmalI mod. furn. Fge, desireable location btown. Nice view. Newly ted inside < out. Reason
 priced. Contact Mirror or write Box 394, Kodi-
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19

Guests and members of the Rotary club enjoyed a program of movies at the regular luncheon Tuesda at tbe Victory cafe.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19
NOTICE
Attention Cannery Workers

For election of an Executive Committee a meeting will be held at pm Tuesday. Oct 29 at the Union Hall.
 Also if you are interested in your wages, hours and working conditions, be there. 10-26c
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19

ALE-5O -5Ox15olot, deeded. Al skid shacks with 20o0 rustic siding, new. Base . } dug. Impure at Chuck &
 Photo Shop.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19

EF-For rheumatism, ar tis sciatica-use Allenru. ;'s Drug Store.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19

rING-Contraet cnly, in- & outside work Phone y GA, ask for J F Golf
 l0.z6p
Kodiak mirror., 1946-10-19
sndar of Events

SAbS3 SAh VI @ SHskS ss & Professional Women her Meeting Victory cafe, day, 6:30
 Police at city hall
 Monday , Club day noon, Victory cafe. ,an Legion, Tuesday 8 pm munity Center 'an Legion Auxiliary, 8 pm ,day, Community Center Der of Commerce rs. noon, Victory cafe.
The union times., 1946-08-24
U. s. BaIl-Bearing Monopoly Deprived Americans Of Jobs

WASHINGTON (LPA) - Four ball-bearing firms, three of them American, have been charged by the government with violation of the anti trust laws and establishing an inter national cartel that had the effect of cutting U. S. employment in the in- dustry.
 In filing three civil actions in C1eve- land, Atty. Gen. Tom Clark declared that "the cartel restrictions have had the effect of preventing the American producers from supplying, seeking and acquiring foreign markets with the consequence of reducing American bearing production and American em- ployment of labor" Named as de- fendants were: Timken Roller Bear ing Co.,, Canton, Ohio; SKF Indus tries, Philadelphia; A. s. Kul1ager- fabriken, Sweden; and Norma-Hoff man Bearings Corp, Stamford, Conn
The union times., 1946-08-24
Typos Plan Strike For 1OO% Raise

WASHINGTON (LPA) = The Columbia Typographical Union-AFL has filed a 30-day strike notice with the Labor Dept. and asked the Int'1. Typographical Union for authorization to strike 5 commercial plants in the nations capital. Many of them publish CIO and AFL papers.
 By vote of 257 to seven the typos decided to ask ITU approval of their walkout after voting 2o6 to three to reject counter wage proposal by an employers group. The printers, seek ing a pay increase of nearly 100 per cent over existing rates of $1.53 an hour, turned down the employers off, fer of 13c an hour 6 per cent) in crease, They also rejected continuance of the 371a hour work week with an open shop clause, and insisted on a 35-hour week.
The union times., 1946-08-24
Striking Bakers Win 42-Hour Week

CHICAGO (FP)-Striking bak- CTS have won demands for $55 pay for a 42-hour week from more than 200 neighborhood bakeries here since they walked out Aug. 10 .
 Approximately 400 members of Lo- calls 2 and 62, Bakery & Confectionery Workers Intl. Union (AFL), are still striking against 190 shops that refuse to improve the former standards of $49 for a 48-hour week.
The union times., 1946-08-24
Violators Found
 Paying Under 4Oc

NEW YORK, N. Y.-One in every five firms found in monetary violation of the Fair Labor Standards and Pub lie Contracts Acts in the last fiscal year allied to pay employees the mini mum wage of 40 cents an hour. This fact was revealed in a report by L. Metcalfe Walling, Administrator of the Wage and Hour and Public Con- tracts Divisions, U. s. Department of Labor, whose inspectors found that some 271,000 American wage earners had failed to receive $13,360,000 in wages due them by 17,000 employers
 The Walling report shows that 52 per cent of the covered establishments inspected during the year ended June 30 were found in violation of the over time, minimum wage or child labor provisions of the Acts. Substantial vio- lation of the record-keeping require ments was found in % per cent of cases.
The union times., 1946-08-24

EASILY the most bafling phe- nOmena in current economic life are the used car dealers who tell you over the radio what amazing bargains they have and in the next breath that they'll pay ''unbeliev- ably high" prices for your used car.