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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03
MARKETS AT A GLANCE

MARKETS AT A GLANCE
NEW YORK, Jan. 2-RHStocks
lower; leaders in slow decline.
Bonds-mixed; changes narrow.
Cotton-lower; commission house
liquidation.
CHICAGO:
Wheat-unchanged to : 3-S cents
lower; heavy selling.
2 3-S cents lower; heavy selling.
Corn-unchanged ut ceilings.
Rye-unchanged to cents low
or; heavy selling.
Hogs-active and steady. Top
914.S5 ceiling.
Cattle-steady to Is cents lower,
mostly steady. Top $1s ceiling.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2-(P)- Only
Q limited number Of patrons enter
ed today's stock market proceed
ings but those who did developed
a case Of post-New Years Day jit-
ters which lowered prices frac-
tons to more than 4 points.
Customers seemed to have their
strongest aversion to liquors. Re
Gently leaders, the spirits register
ed the biggest decline-dipping 2
to around points.
A good chunk Of the sales was
laid to small investors who post
poned profit-taking to gain the ad-
vantage Of lower income taxes in
1916. The selloH also was consider
ed a technical correction of the
lengthy advance of the list to Is
year highs late last year.
Volume amounted to 1,050. 900
shares in the slow session against
1912, 1858 on Monday-last perform
ance before the layoff Jan. !. The
fact that lot of brokers and clients
had not returned from their holi-
day celebration limited activity.
OF 931 issues dealt in, 253 advanc-
ed, 533 declined and 145 were un-
changed. The Associated Press Co.
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CHICAGO RITTER

CHICAGO, Jan. 2-P)-USDA)
The butter market was firm to-
day and unchanged at OPA cell
ings: AA (93 score,) At; a 1872
score,) 46 IL; N and B go score }
46 IA.
Eggs were firm; large No.
and No. 2 extras, 1855; No. 3 and
No. 4 extras, 44.2 medium extras,
41.6; standards A1.9; current re-
ceipts 41.9; dirties .36 1921; and
checks 36-36T-2.
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NEW ORLEANS MIDDL1NGs

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2-lA -
The average price of middling IS
16-inch cotton today at ten desig
mated southern spot markets was
10 cents bale lower today at "a. SO
cents a pound average for thu past
30 market days 24.21; middling 7-8
inch average 22.95.
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ca, Jan. 2-(P-
Turpentine 80 IL cents a gallon;
offerings 8 (50-gal. bbls.); sales
$50 gals; receipts none; shipments
none; stocks 4,607 barrels.
Rosin C100-lb. drums); offerings
IS; sales 85; receipts 104; ship
ments 1,040; stocks 6,833.
Quote: B, 600; D COZ; E $50; F
$40; G 6.74; H 6.76; I 6.76; K $50;
M 6.82; N 6.98; VIC 1928 WV. 7.5O;
x 7.50.
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SWEET POTATOES

CHICAGO, III, Jan. 2-(P)-
(NCDA)-Sweet potatoes steady.
Bushel crates Louisiana Porto Ric
ans 3.60-3.75; bushel hampers Ten
nessee Porto Ricans $50; Nancy
Halls 3.25-3.50.
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STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Comwlth and Sou 5000 2s4 dow,

Radio $4,000 171a down Il.
Canad Pac 1890 1875 down Is.
Packard Mot Is, 400 107s No.
Hudson and Man 14,300 9A up l..
NY Central 13, 300 331s down u.
United Corp 1880 4as down "a.
Graham Paige 10000 105s No.
West Ind Sug $500 38 down 2.
Aviation Corp $500 95s down 2s.
Socony Vac 1900 II down VI.
Sears Roebuck $500 1914 No.
Colum Gas aod Ell 1900 10 down
"A.
Pan Am Aairways S,1o0 25 down
3.
Armour and Co $500 1sk up *.
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RALEIGH POULTRY

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. 2-(R)-
tNCDA)-Poultry and egg markets
steady to firm.
Raleigh-U. S. grade AA, extra
large Sc; hens 25.3.
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N. C. HOG MARKETS

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. 2-P)-
NCDA-Hog markets active and
steady with tops Of 14.95 at Clinton
and Rocky Mount and 1890 at
Richmond.
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NEW ORLEANS SPOTS

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2-R -
Spot cotton closed steady, un.
changed. Sales $50. Low middl-
ing 1885; middling 24.35; good
middling PATS; receipts none;
stocks 1882.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

CHICAGO, Jan. 2-(R)-Butter.
firm; receipts 561,551. Eggs. re-
cepits 1884.
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Stock Market Quotations
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

NEW YORK, Jan. 2-P)-Sales,
closing price and net change OF
the fifteen most active stocks to-
day.
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WASHINGTON POULTRY

WASHINGTON-U. S. grade A,
large, 81; broilers and fryers most
ly q to 28.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2.-lPE
Cotton futures closing prices were
steady Is to so cents bale lower.
Omen Hiph Inw CIose
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WHAT STOCKS DID
TREND OF sTAPLE PRICES

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-The Asso-
ciated Press weighted wholesale
prices index of 35 commodities to-
day declined to 1928. Previous
day 1880, week ago 1928, month
ago 112.71. year ago lO8:7l.
1856 1914 1943 1914
High 1921 108.73 107.54 1922
Low 1O7.9O 106.03 103.43 1854
(1926 average equals lOO)
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FOREIGN BONDS
BOND AVERAGES

BOND AVEKAGES
Compiled by The Associated Press
January 2.
Net change unch unch unch Az A.
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FINAL CURB QUOTATIONS
CHARLOTTE sP0Ts

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Jan. 2.-(Pj
Spot cotton 24.4s.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS STOCK
PRICE AVERAGES

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-LRIRange OF so
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-25
D. c.

The Baltic Scandinavian Society
of Washington, d. C. held its first
meeting of the season on Monday,
September 80, 1946 at 800 Pm. in
the International Student House, at
17O8 N. H. Ave. Nominations for
the various offices were made, all
of which are to be carried over to
the regular annual meeting on Mon.,
Oct. 28th at the same place. Per-
sons Of Baltic and Scandinavian ma
tionalities and extractions are in
vited to become members and take
part in it's activities.
The Society had as its guest
speaker 1t. Col. Angelo Bollero of
the Adjutant Generals Office of the
War Dept. His talk was of great
interest to the members as he was
formerly connected with ski troop
battalion composed mostly Of Scan
dinavian Americans and was with
the first American troops to land
in Norway. He was the Chief of
Staff of the American troops while
they were in Norway and was dec
grated by the Norwegian King.
After prefacing his talk on Nor
way with some words of encourage
ment and praise for the Society, he
gave an interesting talk of his inn
pressions and his experiences in the
land of fjords ana the mianignI
sun. The Society had among its
guests members of the Swedish Le-
cation. HI. v. S..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-25
Is YOUNGSTOWN. lankesi

pas savo zenta ir dukteri Mr..
and Mrs. Kenny J. Mog, Jieva
Lukoseviciene SUI dukteria &C.
novaite. Atvyko savo anuko
a metu gimimo paminejima.
Jonas klikna, Dirvos skaity-
tojas is Waterbury, Conn, SUI
saVo dukteria, ir su draugu Pr.
Veryga, vaziuodami j Detroita
ir toliau j vakarus apsilanke
Dirvos redakcijoje. Gryzdami
sake uztruks cia ilgiau, aplan-
kys Lietuviu Darrell.
IS Dayton, Ohio, lankesi An
drius August su zmona ir duk-
terra. Dalyvavo savo giminiu
vestuvese. Jie yra Dirvos pre-
numeratoriai. .
julie ir Jurgis Salaseviciai is
vaziavo pavieseti ir aplankyti
Clevelandiecius Floridoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-25
reprint of Detroit Times, Oct. 1917

reprint of Detroit Times, Oct. 1917
NEW YORK, Oct. ia priest
who fled the Red terror in Lith-
uania lifted a corner of the iron
curtain today to reval glimpse of
the horror that is daily life under
Soviet domination.
The priest is the Rev. FIR. Walter
Karalevicius, just appointed curate
of St. Michael's Roman Catholic
Church in his native Bayonne, N. j.
He has seen $4,000 people jammed
into freight cars for the dread jour
ney to Siberia, priests with their
eyes gouged out and their ears cut
off, men and women forced to dig
their own graves.
Drown out Screams
He has heard the roar of ma
chimes being run by the NKVD, the
Russian secret police, to drown out
the screams of people being tortur-
ed and murdered in the woods. He
has faced the inquistion of the dread
NKVD himself.
FIR. Karalevicius, who was born
in Bayonne of naturalized American
parents, was taken back to Lith-
uania on visit in 1923. He COM
pleted his education there and was
ordained to the priesthood in 1887
He was a teacher in the gym
nasium or junior college at Shakiai
when the Russians swept into Lith-
uania in 1910.
Immediately the Russians pro-
ceeded to stamp out religion" FIR
Karalevicius recalls. "All Catholic
societies were closed and religious
instruction in the schools was for
bidden. Crosses and religious OBJ
jects were taken out of the schools
and teachers were encouraged tc
make fun of religion.
Put Nuns in Street
"Monasteries were closed, nuns
were chased into the streets ano
forced to wear only civilian cloth.
ing.
''Priests were forbidden to carry
on their work outside of their owr
churches, and even their sermons
were checked by NKVD spies who
took copious notes.
"I was called before the NKVT
! because 1 had taught religion te
children in the sacristy and because
some of the children of the parish
took Good Friday off from school
"The official who questioned m,
threatened me with 20 years in ST
IBERIA. The fruit of the spying de
veloped in the four days from Jun,
13 to II, 1941, when $4,000 per
sons were seized by the Soviet ant
shipped off to Siberia.
Expected Disaster
II knew something terrible wa.
going to happen" FIR. Karaleviciu.
said. 81 could sense it when
saw the inhuman faces of the foul
truckloads of NKVD men that des
cended on our town."
A friend carried the priest acros!
the river and he hid out in tn.
forest as the manhunt proceeded
for four days. Finally the 45,OO(
that had been rounded up were al
jammed into box cars to be taker
to Siberia.
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PADEKA

PADEkA
Mirus musu dukrelei, There
sal Laverne Shrelnes, Suomi
reiskiame padeka visiems kuo
kas prisidejo prie jos laidotu-
viu. AGiu draugams ir gim-
mems uz geles, uz dalyvavima
sermenyse, pamaldose bazny-
cioje ir uz gausinga palydeji-
ma kapines. Aciu Kun. Pet
reikiui uz aukstas miSias, ir
Seserims Mary Helena ir Mary
Raymond uz paruosima velio-
mes mokyklos draugu vaikuciu
jos laidotuvems. Burelis jau-
nameciu vaikuciu atlydejo ja
j baznycia prie altoriaus, jau-
nos mergaites nese graba. il
buvo rimta, pamaldi mergaite
ir mokyklos vienuoliu mylima.
Pasarvota buvo su velionuku ir
grazia suknele, ka itaise jos
bobute Zemaitiene.
Taipgi aciu laidotuviu direk-
torei Della Jakubs uz jos viso-
XII pasitarnavima.
Nuliude tevai,
Frank ir Kostancija Shrelnes
ir gimines
Zemaiciai ir Legeikai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-25
WHAT'S NEW?
(1n Cleveland)

ST. GEORGES Catholic War We
terans' Post 613 has announced
dance that they are sponsoring on
Thursday, Oct. 31st. Trophies will
be awarded at the dance to the
champion of the Posts Softball
League. Lasnik's Cafe will receive
the championship award and Paul's
Tavern a runner-up trophy. Music
will be supplied by AL Neuman's
Orchestra. Festivities will start at
8 P. M. and souvenirs will be given
all those attending. For those who
need refreshing refreshments will
be available. The dance will be at
St. George Auditorium e. 9th
and Superior Ave. Tickets may be
had from any member of Post 613
or at St. Georges Church. Since
Halloween falls on the same even
ing here is good place to go to
keep out of mischief and have a
good time.
THE St. George Parent Teachers
Association is sponsoring dance
Saturday evening, Oct 26th. Music
will be provided by the Range Rid
ers. This orchestra has enjoyed a
large following at the C.Y.O. dam
ces for which it has played previous
ly. Their presence will insure a
capacity crowd. All are invited -
Sat-, Oct. 26th at St. Georges Au-
ditorium.
CLEVELAND College of Western
Reserve University has announced a
lecture that should be of interest to
those readers who fancy themselves
as thinkers. DR.. Harold Bruce will
speak on Communism VS.. Democra-
cy in Today's World. DR.. Bruce
is specialist in governmental prob
lens and a member of the Dart
mouth department of government.
The lecture will be at Cleveland
College on Tuesday, Oct. 29th at
8 Pm. A question period will fol-
low the lecture.
ANOTHER name can now be ad-
ded to the list of local boys who
have returned from the armed SER
vices. Tony Palaibis came home
for good last week. Most of Tony's
stretch was served in the South Pa
cific. Many of the local femmes
can expect an increase in their So
cial activities now that Tony's back
in circulation. The Palaibis Pack
ard will get a real workout now
after two years of. comparative in
activity. Wo don't think it'll hit a
hundred anymore though - but one
can never tell.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-25
NJ IRI M Al

AGOTA SUsINSKIENE, nuo
1865 E. IS ST., mire Spaliu
%, laidojama 26 d., Kalvarijos
kapinese; pamaldos sv. Jurgio
baznycioje.
Miskiniu k, Seinu ap., po te-
vais Lajute, Clevelande isgyve-
no 81 M, Amerikoje 48 metus.
Like vyras, Petras, du sunai,
Juozas ir Stasys; dukterys Ka-
therine ir Helen; anukes: Jo-
anne, Dorothy ir Mary Lou !;
seserys: Mrs. Josephine Zekas,
Mrs. Rose Paulukonis, Steuben-
vile, Ohio.
VERONIKA VAICI IUNIENE,
(po tevais Brazukaite), 33 M,
S016 Norman ave-, mire Spa
liu II, kunas isveztas j Mounds
vile, w. Va, Spaliu Is, palai-
dojimui seimos sklype.
Gimus Taylor Springs, ILL.,,
Clevelande isgyveno II metu.
Like sunus William Paul; Sc
serys: Bertha Lapinskiene, Mil
dred Rejonis, Mounsville, w.
Va; teta Rose Bludges.
IPOLITAS KRISTOP PATHS,
63O2 Lexington ave., mire
Spaliu IA, palaidotas Is d., Kal-
varijos kapinese; pamaldos at
sibuvo sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
IS Ramygalos, Amerikoj is
gyveno 40 M, Clevelande 10 m.
Like zmona, Boguslava, duk-
te Catherine Carr, broliai Ma
teusas ir Vincas, Chicagoje.
Stu triju laidojime pasitarna-
vo Wilkelis Funeral Home.
STEPANIA VALTERIENE, 63
m., nuo 69O2 Whitney ave.,
mire Spaliu 18, palaidota Fl d.,
,Kalvarijos kapinese; pamaldos
atsibuvo sv. Jurgio baznycioje,
Like vyras, Jonas, dukterys
Mrs. Anna Gusky, Mrs. Fran
ces Sullivan, Mrs. Mary Hig,
gins, sunai Frank ir Charles.
THERESA SHRELNES, 61:
metu, nuo 1906 Mohawk av.
mire Spaliu 16, palaidota 10 d.
Kalvarijos kapinese, pamaldos
atsibuvo Sv. Jurgio baznycioje
Like tevai Frank ir Constan
ce Shrelnes (zemaiciute).
Stu dvieju laidojime pasitar
navo laidotuviu direktore Del
la Jakubs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-25
MIRACLE IN
LITHUANIA
BY Frances Mary Siedlik.

A few years ago it was re-
ported that Mary, the Mother
of God appeared to the people
of Girkalnis. Very many of
us were interested in this So
called incident, but because of
the great chaos in the world,
World War II, we never learned
anything more of this miracle.
Today while reading the Ju-
ly-August issue of the Leaves"
a magazine published by the
Mariannhill Fathers, | found
an interesting note concerning
the miracle of Girkalnis". -
The note read as follows:
"You will remember that we
promised to give you more in
formation on the Miracle at
Girkalnis' (Nov.-Dec., 1914 is
sue of Leaves) as soon as we
received it.
''Today, we have more infor-
nation - but the news is
sad and tragic. The little viii
lage in Lithuania, where the
Mother of God was reported
to have miraculously appeared
several years ago, has ceased
to exist. In the last Russian
drive against the Nazis before
We Day, Girkalnis was total
ly destroyed. The quiet little
village, situated in a peaceful
green valley with the steeple
of it's parish church overlook
ing it, has been wiped off the
face of the earth!
eff it were truly the Mother
of God who appeared to the
people of Girkalnis several or
more years ago, this will not
silence her. If God so wills,
and in His Own time and way,
the message of Girkalnis will
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-25
Matthew DeMore, Kandi.
datas j Kongresa
22-me DiStrikte

Matthew DeMore, kuris kandida-
tuoja j Kongresa 22-me Congressio-
nal Distrike Independent Tikietu,
yra atsizymejes darbo zmoniu rel
kalu .gynimu ir zmoniu geroves ru-
pinimusi, kandidatuoja vieta kuria
dabar Ultima Frances Bolton. Nors
veik nezinomas politikos lauke, De-
More turi atsakanti programa ir jei
bus isrinktas pasiryzes j igyven-
dinti.
22-ro Kongresinio Distrikto Emo
nes didumoje yra industriju darbi-
ninkai, mazi biznieriai, smulkus uki-
ninkai ir vidurines klases profesio-
nalai darbininkai, kuriems reikalin-
ga Kongrese atstovo kuris rupintu-
81 if suprastu ju reikalais. Matthew
DeMore yra pirmininkas District
"a, International Association of Ma
chinists.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-25
PROGA MOKYTIS

The Norwood Library, prie
E. 65th ST., vel atsibuna Ang.
liSkos kalbos pamokos suaugu.
stems.
Pribukit pamokas pirma-
dieniais ir treciadieniais nuo
Xxi 3 po pietQ, prasimokyti ra-
syti, kalbeti, skaityti.
Antradieniais ir ketvirtadie-
niais nuo l Xxi 3 po pietu pamo-
kos toliau pazingejusiems. is
torija, gramatika ir platesnis
pazinimas kalbos. Taipgi stu
dijuojama pilietybes klausimai.
Mrs. Mccarthy ir jos drauges
uzkviecia jus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-25

Pasizymejes Clevelando Trafiko
Teisme ir gerbiamas Cuyahoga APP
skrities advokatu uz atsakanti ir
rimta atlikima civiliniu ir krimina-
liniu reikalu kurie jam pavedami,
Municipal Judge Joseph H. Silbert
81 rudeni kandidatuoja Court of
Common Pleas terminui kuris pra-
sides Sausio 8, 1947.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-25
SUzEISTI

Brone Rasiulyte-Guenther ir
jos vyras Walter Guenther per-
eta sestadienio nakti gryzo is
koncerto, kur jie dainavo, ma
mon, su kitais savo draugais.
Ant jQ automobile prizes ira
fiko sviesas uzleke kitas auto
mobilis, juos apverte. Daugiau-
sia nukentejo Brone ir jos Wy
ras. Ligonineje apziureti jie
parvezti namon. Linketina grei-
tai pasveikti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-25
u. S. BORN CLERIC LIFTS IRON
CURTAIN:
TELLS OF PRIESTS TORTURE BY REDS

'sThe cries of the women and
ehildren-many of them only-babies
were horrible" the priest went
On. "You could hear them two
niles away. Imagine what faced
those people. A journey Of thou
sands Of miles with no food and
no water!"
1t was soon after that on June
%, 1941, that war broke out be-
tween Russia and Germany.
"When the Russians retreated they
indulged in an orgy of killing"
FIR. Karalevicius related. "At a su-
gar factory they lined up the work
ers and shot them all. Why, l don't
know. Perhaps they hadn't sub
mitted willingly enough to regimen
tation."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-25

be made known to the world.
The din of guns and bursting
bombs cannot silence the voice
Of Heaven!"
This news in indeed shock
ing and not what we hoped
for, but time and prayers will
soon reveal the truth and JUS
tice the world SO eagerly awaits.
Therefore, let us not be too
and go on hoping and praying
and go on hopin gand praying
for that which is Gods Will.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-25
Judge Frank S. Day

Common Pleas Judge Frank S.
Day karjera, nuo jo priemimo j Bar
kaip praktikuojancio advokato 80
metal atgal buvo beveik nuolatinis
visuOmenei tarnavimas.
Nebuvo nei pora metu nuo tapi-
mo advokatu kai jis buvo paskirtas
county prosekutoriaus padejeju, ir
tarnavo per pora metu, po ko tapo
paskirtas pad9jeju prie City Solici-
tor. Metas laiko veliau buvo pa
skirtas Common Pleas teismo teisG-
ju, velau kandidatavo Municipal
Court. Kick veliau, isrinktas vel i
Common Pleas teisma, nuo 1884
metu toje vietoje tarnauja istisai.
Kaip teisejas kriminalio ir civil
LIMO teismo skyriu jis atsizymejo
savo visiSku teisingumu ir besalis-
kumu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-25
IMTYNES ARENOJE

Jack Ganson surenge reiks-
mingas imtynes Arenoj Spaliu
"a, kuriose dalyvavo pragarse-
jes French Angel, Maurice Til
lett, su Tiger" Joe Marsh is
Chicagos.
Kitas garsus intikas Cliff
Gustafson, emesi su barzdotu
Lenku, Stanley Myslajck.
Prize to buvo kelios kitos po-
ros geru imtiku. Imtynes bu-
na ketvirtadienio vakarais, nuo
$50 val, Arena, Euclid if E.
9th st.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-25

REIKALINGA Lietuviska Sci
ma kuri sutiks laikinai uzlai-
kyti kudiki su uzmokesciu. Tu
ri sutikti butt laisnuoti tam IT,
kslui. Placiau informaciju su-
zinokite Dirvoje, EN-. 4486.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-10-25
PARSIDUODA FARMA IR NAMAI

FARMA iSdalinimui turto, prieina-
ma kama: 6 kambariu namas. be
vonios, 500 pedu plotas ant Sprague
Rd., 3 mylios nuo Berea, O.; nuosa-
vas gaso saltinis, elektro, 2 van
dens saltiniai, 1 akras asparagu,
500 spygliuociu medziu, vaismedziai,
riesutu medziai, 3 akrai misko, Wis
tine ir tvartai $4,000 vertes, 25 ak
raj puikios zemes. - $11,5O0 cash.
E. M. ROONEY Columbia Road
Olmsted Falls, Ohio
Telef.: Olmsted Falls 3147
The Valley settler., 1946-01-25

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 political spcpcr.
The Valley settler., 1946-01-25
PAID ADVERTISEMENT,

THE FOR THE COMING LECTION A1D SUBSCRIBE J.
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Evening star., 1946-08-13
Old Discharges Won't Get
New Scale in Terminal Paw
BY the A.soeiossd Press


As the War Department interprets
the GI terminal pay law, delays en-
route-such as stopovers at home
when transferred from one camp to
another-count as furlough time.
The terminal payment is based on
the pay the soldier was getting at
the time Of his discharge. Those
who were discharge prior to the new
base pay raise do not benefit by 1t.
The old and new base pay scales
for the various grades follow: Pri-
vate, $50 and SITS; private first class,
$54 and $50; corporal, $66 and $50:
sergeant, $78 and 500: staff SER
geant, $96 and Sis; technical SER
geant, STA and $135; master SER
geant, $138 and $165.
When an enlisted man goes on
furlough he is given a subsistence
allowance approximating what it
costs the Army to feed him when on
duty.
Each fiscal year this subsistence
figure S fixed according to food
prices that year. For this fiscal
year it is 68 cents day. The termi-
nal pay bill allows 70 cents a day.
The upper three grade enlisted
men of each service are allowed $1.2s
day for quarters provided they
had dependents when discharged
The amount remains the same re-
gardless OF the number of de-
pendents.
Evening star., 1946-08-13

tractors were the Winston Bros. Co.
C. r. Haglin & Sons, Inc, Missouri
Valley Bridge & Iron Co. and Sollitt
Construction Co.. Inc.
The prime contract provided that
II the Government decided even
tually to buy equipment which the
contract set out was to be rented,
the whole amount paid in rental
should be applied against the pur-
chase price.
But the equipment rental was pro-
cured from still another firm, in
the role Of q subcontractor. And
the agreement with the subcon-
tractor provided that only 20 per
cent Of the rental could be ap-
piled against purchase. That cost
us $3.50, ,726 until the GAO moved In
and said no.
The contracts which have been
considered here were all cost plus
fixed fee. Tomorrow's article will
deal with negotiated f1xed-price con-
tracts. It will be necessary, in SUBJ
sequent stories, to return both to
cost-plus and fixed-price contracts
for further description of where the
untold billions" were squandered.
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