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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29
St. Paul Teachers
To Return Monday

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 28.-P)
Striking public schoolteachers OF
St. Paul, granted their demands
for possible increased salaries and
improved working conditions, will
return to classroom duties next
Monday.
Re-opening of the II grade and
high schools, closed to their 36,57s
pupils since the start OF the strike
Nov. Is, was decided upon today
at a conference of teachers and
Education Commissioner Fred M.
Truax.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29
Mexico Guarantees
Afflicted States

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 28.- B-
Mexico placed four states and the
federal district under strict quaran-
tine today to isolate outbreaks of
the dread hoof and mouth disease,
and an emergency national COM:
mission set to work to stamp out
the infection by the only known
method - slaughter and cremation
of all suspected animals.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29

TO clean ivory piano keys, rub
them lightly with a paste OF fine
ly powdered whiting and lemon
Juice, then wipe them with a
damn cloth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29

The colors,. standards and guild
ons carried by Pennsylvania Ma
tional Guard units in World War II
have been enshrined in the state
museum as Harrisburg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06

On the scent of a female, the male promethea moth has been known to fly seven miles through the night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06

has moved to provide transporta- tion for the 496 passengers of the Yukon rescued from that wrecked vessel. The Steamship Company which operated the Yukon for the War Shipping Administration, has directed that the steamship Alaska leave Kodiak Island for Seward. The Alaska then will take on the Yukon survivors and take them to Seattle
 The Company was not certain when the Alaska would be able to depart from Seward with the sur vivors. The ship is expected to ar rive at Seward early tomorrow. It will stand by until all persons from the Yukon have arrived for food, clothing and emergency treatment, if such is necessary.
 The Alaska Steamship Company says all official sources are highly optimistic that every one will be brought to Seward in safety.l The statement adds that Army, Navy and Red Cross facilities are work ing smoothly there and the resi- dents of Seward are meeting the situation in grand style.
 It is reported that Dr. c. Earl Albrecht, Territorial Health Com missioner, is at Seward to give any assistance necessary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06
Retirement Privileges, Alaska Judges

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6. = Tn e House Rules Committee has voted to send to the House floor Senate legislation extending t ir m e n privileges to district court judges in Alaska, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Is- lands and the Panama Canal zone.
 To become eligible for retirement. the bill provides, judge in those territories must have served a min imum of eight years and have reached the age of 10 years.
 The bill, as passed by the Senate, would require. a minimum of ten years on the bench, the House Judiciary Committee amended 1t to provide for eight years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06
SQUARE DANCING
 TONIGHT AT US0

Tonight the rafters of the USO will again ring with the music Of Mac McIntyre's violin, as the week " square dancers take their places at 9:3o o'clock.
 Present at last weeks square dance were: Mir. and Mrs. Butts, Jean Butts. Olga Dapcevich, MT. and Mrs. E. C. Forsythe, Bunny Harris, MT. and Mrs. Heiser, Mary Keiser, Chuck Kisner. Max Louis, John Oberg, Homer Schwingel, Norman Shook, Mir. and Mrs. Stewart.
 For several of the faithful square dancers among the servicemen, this will be their last square dance ln Juneau. Tommy Kent, who. has called the dances so well for the past weeks, will be one of those who are leaving. Come on out, civilians, and help give them a good send-off to the states" says Ruth | Brooks. hostess at the USOa
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06
TWO BODIES RECOVERED

ABERDEEN, Wash, Feb. 6.-Two bodies have been recovered and search continues today for two other members of four-man crew of a Coast Guard motor lifeboat, believed drowned last night on an errand of mercy in the wind swept Pacific.
 The 26-foot boat. put out from the North Cove Life Guard station when a storm, which swept this area yesterday. reached a wind vel ocity of 40-miles an hour, to hunt for two missing one-man crab boats. Several hours later the boat, it's crew missing and its radio on and it's foghorn blowing washed ashore at Ocean City 10 miles north of Hoquiam. The two bodies washed ashore soon after.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06
CREWLESS COAST GUARD BOAT N
 WASHED ASHORE

HOQUIAM, Wash, Feb. GA crewless Coast Guard cabin boat, its radio on and it's foghorn blow ing, washed ashore last night at Ocean City, 10 miles north of here. A 40-mile wind ragged along the coast.
 Coast Guardsmen from the Grays Harbor station at Westport started an immediate patrol of the beach in search of possible survivors. The craft normally carried a crew of four. Its name and the names of the men in its crew were withheld by the Coast Guard.
 The boat was undamaged but the Coast Guard said objects were strewn about as though the craft had rolled ove-.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06
MORE DISCUSSION OF UA BRANCH Al
 {. OF {. MEETING

Members of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce will participate in a full discussion on the proposed Southeast branch of the University of Alaska tomorrow noon at their regular luncheon-meeting in the Baranof.
 The discussion will be led by Ava Blackerby and other members of the special committee on that subject, which recently recommend ed the city of Juneau as the site for the University's proposed pro- ject.
 Dr. J. O. Rude and Mrs. Amy Lou Blood, program chairman for this month, will introduce the dis cussion leaders.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06

wellknown Alaska gold miner who died in Spokane January 25, to- morrow at St. James Cathedral.
 MT. Sweeney, 43, was born in Ireland and came to Seattle 30 years ago. He made his home in Anchorage in recent years. MT Sweeney was returning from a trip to New York city when he suffered heart attack
 Surviving are a brother, his nc ther and two cousins.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06

exchanged between the defendant and base personnel. Parke's testl- mony is foundation for the charge against Brown of selling liquor without an appropriate Territorial license.
 Second government witness was Clerk of Court John Walmer. who was sworn to establish that the defendant did not at that time. hold a Territorial permit to retail li- ouor at Excursion Inlet. A de- fense attempt at that time to n- troduce Browns retail liquor store permit for a Juneau location was denied by Judge Kehoe.
 Appearing first for the defense was Milton E. Burreson, called to the stand out of order because his duties as Flight Radio Officer for Pan American World Airways re- ouired his leaving town today He testified to helping load six whiskey cases aboard Browns boat at Aux Bay on September 28.
 The defendant was on the stand in his own behalf for more than an hour yesterday and through the full session this morning. Through most of the afternoon yesterday he iden- tified six written instruments he had received at his store here be- fore setting out for Excursion m let on the charter trip. Each o1 them asked him to bring whlskey to Excursion Inlet for the writers.
 The six written orders intro duced as defense exhibits, form the backbone of the defense con- tention that actual sale of the whiskey delivered at Excursion h. let took place within the premises of the defendants licensed Juneau store. orders" totalled Il bottles, or nearly six full cases.
 The prosecution, in cross-exam- ination of the defendant this fore noon, devoted it's efforts to seek 
 ing to establish that the orders were merely requests that liquor be transported to Excursion Inlet for sale to the writers there. R. l.. Jernberg, Special Assistant to the Attorney General, conducting the prosecution, also repeatedly asked Brown if the orders" were not re- ceived by him after the trip to the Army post. Each such query brought a denial.
 It was expected that the Gov ernment would conclude cross-ex- animation of the defendant early this afternoon. At least two more defense witnesses are expected to he called.
 Finally selected on the trial Jury to hear the Brown case are: Will jam J. Beck, Louis Susort, Edna Rapuzzi, Dora Spaulding, R. w. Kruze. Fred Newman, Williams D.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06
BROWN LIQUOR
 CASE NEARING
 FINISH TODAY
Hambrick 10 Plead Guilty to Morals Charge
 Court Sci for Meeks

Further clearing of the stage ioI the feature act, the murder trial oi George Harrison Meeks, took place in U. S. District Court here this morning with revelation that Car roll Hambrick Jr., has signitied ln- tention to change his plea to gull ty.
 Hanbrick's trial was slated next on the Court calendar, immediately following conclusion of the current hearing of charges against G. G Brown. Jurors not actually trying the Brown case were this morning excused by Presiding Judge J. w. Kehoe until 10 o'clock Monday morning when Meeks has been call ed to face the jury.
 Nineteen -year-old Hambrick IS accused of contributing to the de- linquency of minor, the charge in- yolving a nine-year-old white girl Hambrick is expected to appear Tn Court, formally to change his plea from not guilty, tomorrow.
 Meanwhile, the Brown trial IS now in its second day, with conclu- sion of examination of witnesses expected this afternoon. At noon- time recess today, the defendant himself was on the stand under cross-examination. He appeared as the second defense witness and the fourth of the proceeding.
 Following final selection of a trial jury shortly after the open ing of the afternoon session yes terday. the Government opened it's case with testimony of the princi- pal prosecution witness, Thomas Parke of Juneau.
 Parke related events transpiring at Excursion Inlet Army encamp- ment last September 29 and Sep tember 30 when boats owned by the defendant and Parke were chartered to transport a group of AWVS and USO girls from Ju- neau to the Excursion Inlet base for a dance there.
 Parke's testimony set forth that he witnessed transaction between Brown and several soldiers and two civilians are the base in which bottles of whiskey and money vert
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06

VALENTINE TEA By Trinity Guild Sat. Feb. 3 2:30 to 5:30. uof-t5)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06
WILLIAM MEACHAM HERE

William A. Meacham has arrived here from Anchorage. He is re- gistered at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06
RESCUE WORK I5 COMPLETED,
 WRECK SCENE
Majority of Passengers. Grew on Boats LOO Re-
 ported Safe on BeaCh

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06
Radio Teehni(ian
 Positions Are Now
 Available, Alaska

SEATTLE, Feb. 6-Positions for from 20 to 30 radio technicians are available in Alaska with the 9th Regional Office of the Civil Aero nautics Administration, it was an- nounced today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06
TWO MEN KILLED; THREE SHOT IN
 RAILROAD FIGHT

BLOOMINGTON. III, Feb. G. Two men were killed and three others shot and wounded today n a fracas on the strike-bound To- ledo. Peoria and Western railroad at nearby Gridley.
 Sheriff Earl Richards said he was informed the men killed were strikers or strike sympathizers, and that he had been told the shooting ollowed throwing of rocks at trainmen of a T. P & w freight train, which had stopped at Grid ley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06

Eons before the manufacture of paper in China or by the Nile, wasps were producing wood pulp for their nests
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06
Alaskan Gold Miner
 passes Away, South

SEATTLE, Feb. 6.-Requiem high ] mass will be said for John Sweeney,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-06

Burfield, T. L. Allen, Maud Dull, Mrs. William Byington, J. W. Sum- ner and Mrs. J. w Mckinley.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-19
PETRILLO PAZABO.
TAS

Prez. Truman pasirase
lstatyma, nesenai Kongre-
SO priimta, kuriuo Ameri-
kos muzikantu unijos dix
tatoriui Petrillo atimta tel
sc sauvaliskai vadovauti
radio programus. 10 buvo
pravesta patvarkymas kad
radio programu davejai jei
vartojo koki muzikanta sa-
vo programe, turejo laikyti
ten pat ir unijista muzikan-
ta ir moketi jam pilna al
ga, nors jis nieko neveike.
Petrillo buvo uzdraudes lei
sti Americas radio stotims
programus is uzsienio kur
negroja jo kontroliuojami
unijos muzikantai.
Tas istatymas nustato di-
deles pabaudas uz visa to-
XII prievartavima radio sto-
TINS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-19
IRANAS PO Boise
VIKU CENZURA

Washingtone patirta kad
lranas atsidure po griezta
cenzura, spejamai Maskvos
uzdeta, kadangi is ten jo-
kios uzsieniu correspondent
tu zinios neisleidziamos.
Bolsevikai toje salyje va
70 savo uzgrobimo darba,
kaip padare SUI kitomis sa-
limis, ir jeigu Americas
valdzios vadams dar mega
ma Stalino gvoltavojimo vi
So mazu tautu kur tik jis
isiverzia, geriau> butu kad
Americas valdzios vadai
viesai prisipazintu netinka-
mi pasaulio taikai daryti ir
lai pasitraukia is vietu.
UN konferencijoje New
Yorke, bolsevikai prisispy-
re reikalauja ismesti Irano
klausima, mes Maskva su
Iranu "apsidirba", ir Veto
je to gruda Amerikai, Bri-
tams ir kittens j gerkles
plika kaula .uz j tasytis =
tai Ispanijos klausima, kur
buk Gen. Franco prilaiko
Vokiecius mokslininkus is
dirbancius- -slaptus karo pa
buklus, ir irodineja reika-
linguma sukelti Ispanijoje
revoliucija prasalinimui is
valdzios Gen. Franco. Mat,
Maskva jau turi paruosus
Ispanijai valdzia sulyg sa-
vo kurpalio, kaip tai pasek-
mingai pavyko SUI kitomis
Salimis.
Gen. Franco kviecia UN
atstovus j Ispanija patyri-
nett teisinguma tu priekai-
Stu, ir irodo kad Russia tu-
ri slapta sutarti SUI Pran-
cuzija, Prancuzu uzpuoli.
mui Ispanijos ir ivedimui
ten bolsevikines tvarkos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-19
MASkVOS PINIGAI
PRANCUZIJON

IS Paryziaus pranesama
kad visai be matomos prize
zasties daugybe Amerikos
ir Britu pinigu atgabenta
lektuvais j Paryziu. Pasi-
rodo kad komunistams rem
giants rinkimu vajui, So
vietai aprupina bolsevikus
pinigais. IS Berlino j Parry
ziu atgabenama ir bolsevi-
kai agitatoriai, kurie skrai-
do Americas lend-lease or
laiviais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-19

proga pazinth sovietu bar
bariskumus 81 raudonuju
uzimtomis salimis ir ju gy-
ventojais. SuE Ekeliais kitais
Americas atstovais Earle
buvo bolseviku isvytas is
Bulgarijos, delto kad per-
daug mate ka sovietai ten
daro.
Earle tikrina kad sovietu
mokslininkai yra beveik ly-
gus Americas mokslinin-
kams ir kad Rusija turf
bomba kuri numesta ant
New Yorko miesto isnai-
kintu viska gyvo dideliame
plote tarp Portland, Me-,
Montreal, Buffalo, Char
lesion ir Norfolk - per
kelis simtus myliu aplinkui.
Earle irodo kad Russia
gall igauti UN kontrole pa
galba savo pavergtu saliu
kaip Lenkijos, Ukrainos ir
kitu. Taigi Earle ragina
Amerika skirt pc pora bi-
lijonu dolariu f1etuose is
tobulinimui tokiu bombu
kurios isnaikintu kiekvie-
ma Rusijos miesteli - iti-
kinimui Rusu kad, jeigu jie
kesintusi pasalingai uzata-
kuoti musu Sail, nei vienas
Rusas nebus paliktas gy-
vas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-19
RuSja yra Pasa|ingas, Mirtinas Ameri-
kos Prie$aS, Sake Earle
VIENAS zMOGUS KURIS NESUTlNKA MUI-
LIMIT AN1ERlKlEClAMS AXIS. .sT1K ATO-
MINE BOMBA SUVALDYS RUSUS

Vienas Amerikietis ku.
ris negali muilinti akiu sa-
vo salles zmonems ir kuris
turl drasos pasakyti ka jis
zlno apie Rusus yra tai bu-
yes Pennsylvanijos guber-
natorius, George H. Earle,
kuris buvo dar Roosevelto
skirtas specialiu pasiunti-
niu j Bulgaria. ir kurio ne
apsvaigino Rusu vodka.
Jis prizes pora savaiciu,
po sugryzimo is Europos,
pareiske Americas spaudai
kokie Rusai yra, ir ta sa-
vo patyrima skelbia Ame-
rikoje, nedvejodamas.
George H. Earle lanke-
81 Clevelande, kur kalbejo
Chamber of Commerce su-
sirinkime kelios dienos at
gal. Cia jis vel itikinanciai
pasake kad turint Russia
United Nations mare, 81 or
ganizacija yra 'tikras pa
vojus Americas zmonems".
Rusijos zodis yra ''abso-
liutiskai bevertis".
:. Sovietai uzsimoje pasau-
Il sukomunistint ir Ameri-
ka yra jai vienatine kliutis
kuri maisosi pc koju.
Earle prirode kaip boil
sevikai pasiruose sunaikin-
ii 80 nuosimciu sios Sales
industrijos ir musu zmoniu.
Russia arba visiskai pa
inns j savo kontrole UN ar
ba praves savo slapta pro-
paganda, O paskui pasalin-
gai uzatakuos tokiu baisu-
mu kad Japonu uzpuolimas
Pearl Harbor isrodys ma
zu nieku.
Stalino politika yra ia
patti kaip ir Lenino. Viskas
= zudystes, vagyste, apga-
vyste - kas tik gelbsti jo
tikslui yra ''moraline eti-
ka".
Earle isvytas is Bulgarijos
Jis buvo prezidento at
stovas Bulgarijoje ir nepa-
prastas pasiuntinis Austri-
jai pastaru poros metu be-
gyje. Jis tokiu budu gavo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-19
kASYkLOJ UZMUS-
IA 1927 MAINERIU

Tx dabar Gen. MacAr-
thur Japonijoje gavo patir-
tt ir paskelbe zinia kad Ba-
landzio 26, 1912 NJ, pasau-
lilo didziausioje kasyklu ne
laimeje Mandzurijoje buvo
uzmuSta 1927 Kinieciai ir
Korejieeiai angliakasiai.
Ia fakta Japonai, kurie
operavo tas kasyklas, nuo
pasaulio uzslepe per 4 me-
tus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-19
MESOS Americas gwen

MESOS Americas gwen
tojai per 81 bertaini metu
gaus 9 nuos. maziau negu
gavo per praeitus iris me-
nesius, pranesa Agrikultu-
ros Departmentas.
Miltu tiekimas kepyk.
Ions ir grosernems talpg7
apmazinama.
Londone, tukstanciai gy.
ventoju turi kesti nesos
bada, sustreikavus virs
tukstanciams mesiniu dar
bininku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-19
DIRBA ATSIKRATYMUI
KOMUNISTU

IS Washingtono, pranesa kad
Atstovu Rumuose pradeta tie
siogine kova isvalyti komunis-
tus tarnautojus is State De-
partmento.
Kaip bolsevikai apsuko Ame-
rikos valdzios galvas galima
spresti is to: Amerikos taksu
moketoju pinigais karo metu
buvo leidziama Rusiska kalba
zurnalas "Amerika", sarysyje
su State DEPARTMENT. politika,
palaikymui .draugisku rysiu su
Sevietais. Tas zurnalas dar ir
dabar spausdinamas, bet At
stovu Rumu komisija rekomen-
davo j sulaikyti, neskirti dau-
giau pinigu to zurnalo leidimui
Tas zurnalas buvo sureda-
guojamas New Yorko komuni-
stu, valdzios pinigais apmoka.
mu, ir pirm negu spausdina'
mas buvo siunciamas j Maskvs
cenzuros patikrinimui. Tads
tik jis buvo spausdinamas, il
10000 jo egzemplioriu kick
viena menesi buvo gabenama
Russia, ir augstesni sovietu ko
misarai ten turejo il pirkti pt
8Oc., sekimui dalyku eigos A
merikoje.
PRIZE TO, Amerikos valdzio
pinigais buvo leidziama ir da
tebeleidziama komunistu reda
guojamos knygos ir kaip Stat
DEPARTMENT. informacine lite
ratura oifcialiai platinamos ki
tose salyse.
Kongresas dabar pasiryzo t
darba sulaikyti.
Tx dabar visuomene suzin
ka Demokratu valdzia dare $
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-19
POLITIKA
Denokratai Gretinasi
su Sidney Hillmanu

su oldney Hillmanu
DlRVOJE buvo mineta pora
atvejQ kad laimejimui rinkimu
Demokratu partija griebsis vi
soklq ismatu ir nieksu.
$40 Kongreso rinkimu kom-
blnacijoje tas jau aiskiai isky-
la j virsu.
Kongrese jau egzistuoja ir
operuoJa komunistinis blokas,
prize kurio sliejasi atstovai ir
lalzosi tuli senatorial.
Taip komunistams duodama
lslsukti partijos viduryje ir jie
atsiekia savo be kovos. Paski-
raj savo kandidatus statydami
Jie niekur nelaimes. Jie ia Ii
no.
Sakoma kad Demokratu par
tlJos vadas Hannegan derasi
su ClO Politiskos Akcijos Ko-
miteto vadu Sidney Hillman ir
praso Hillmano paramos. w
tai, zinoma, Hillman gaus pull
kui komunistu vietas valdzios
lstaigose, nors dabar kilo rel
kalavimai Washingtone mesti
komunistus is valdisku vietu.
DEMOKRATAI New Yorke
isvien SUI komunistais ir kitais
kairiaisiais nori pastatyti ben
dra kandidata j gubernatorus
prizes Gubernatoriu Dewey.
Jie nori Eleanora Roosevelt
tiene nominuoti j Sonata, Sam
Rosenmanui duoti auksta teise-
jo vieta, ir taipgi renka ben
drus kandidatus j Kongresa.
Kas tik New Yorke priima
taip vadinamos American La
Dor Party uzgyrima tas skaito-
81 komunistu kandidatu ir prizes
toki kiekvienas doras Ameri-
kietis patriotas privalo kovoti.
SIS PATS Hannegan, kuris
uzima Amerikos Paste Vyriau-
sio Vedejo pareigas (Postmas-
ter GeneraD pastaromis dieno-
mis- jau savu sprendimu sutiko
su Sovietq inkorporavimu Lie
tuvos, padarydamas sutarti
su Rusija del paste Lietuva
ir isleisdamas paraginima pas
tu virsininkams kad pazymetu
laisku siuntejams rasyti prie
adreso raides "USSR" kaip lai-
sko ar siuntinio destinacija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-19
:: '''':lIAlk
EKONOMIKA
kasyklu Streikas
Tesiasi

VALDzIA Wis dar iiesko for
mulos suvedimui atgal prie ia
rybu stale United Mine Wor-
kers vadovu ir minktsos ang-
lies kasyklu operatoriu. UNIV
prezidentas John L. Lewis vi
sal nesiruosia j jokias kalbas
su kasyklu operatoriais. Jeigu
kas prasides tai tik pabaigoje
sios savaites, prizes pat Vely-
kas, pranesimai sake.
Dabartiniu laiku, po dvieju
savaiciu streiko, Lewis ir ka-
syklQ operatoriai nei kick ne
priejo areiau susitarimo baigi-
mui 100000 angliakasiu strei-
ko, negu kad buvo Balandzio 1
diena, kada streikas prasidejo.
Viena is didziausiu kliuciu
angliakasiu streiko tarybose
yra Lewis'o pareikalavimas kad
butQ ikurtas selpimo fondas,
kurio vadovavimas turetu butt
pavestas angliakasiu unijai, o
pinigai j ta fonda turetu butt
sumoketi kasyklu operatoriu
tam tikrais taksais uzdetais
ant kiekvieno iskasamos ang-
lies tono
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-19
KOMUNISTAI INA
MANDZURIJOS
SOSTINE

Kinai komunistai, sovie-
tu remiami, uzeme diduma
Mandzurijos sostines Cung-
king. Kinu vyriausybes ka-
riuomenei pritruko amuni-
cijos, gi bolsevikai gauna
jos pakankamai.
Americas atstovas Gen.
Marshall vel issiskubino
Kinija "taikymui" komuni-
stu vadu SUI Gen. Kai-seko
vyriausybe.
Washingtono vadai neil
no tick kad pastaras Gen
Marshalro ''taikymo" zy.
gis buvo tik davimas KIM!
komunistams apsiginkluoti
Vos jis spejo is Kinijos IS
vykti, komunistai .pradeJe
kara uz Mandzurijos. pri'
jungima prie Rusijos. "
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-19
PLIENO DARBAI
NUKENCIA

STOKA ANGLES gelezies lie
jyklose sulaike jau nekuriuos
tarpinimo .skyrius. Kai nebus
paruosiama gelezis tai ir pile
no gaminiai lures sumazeti, jei
angliakasiu streikas uzsites il
giau.
Plieno kompanijos turf uzsa-
kymu perpilnai ir dabar priima
uzsakymus pristatymui tiktai
antro pusmecio laikotarpiu.
Pittsburghe, Youngstow e,
Detroite, Cincinnati ir kituose
gelezies liejimo centruose lie
jyklu darbingumas nupuole po
10 ar panasiai punktu.
WESTINGHOUSE Elec trio
Corp. "baltkalnieriams" rasti-
niu tarnautojams, apie 10000
skaiciuje, pakelta mokestys po
17a2c j valanda ir tue baigta
nesusipratimas su sia darbi-
ninku dalimi.
CIVILINES PrOdukcijos Ad-
ministracija is Washingtono
paskelbia sulaikanti 5000 sta
tybos darby ivairiose dalyse,
kurie buvo pradeti neprisilai-
kant paskiausio patvarkymo.
Pradejimas nauju statybos
darbu neleidziama, palengvini-
mui gyvenamu namu statybos
paskubinima. Negyvenamu pa
statu darbus gall baigti tiktai
tuos kurie jau buvo idirbti
daugiau negu iris savaites lai-
ko.
APIE $4,000 laivu statybos
darbininku 17-je isdirbysciu
padare pareiskima jog strei-
kuos pradedant Geguzes Z jei-
gu nebus pakelta algos 18c /
valanda, kaip kad nekuriu in
dustriju darbininkams pakelta.
| OAR DIDESNIS sgresiantis
streikas yra tai Americas pre-
kiniu laivu darbininku, kurie
gall pamesti darbus uz triJu
savaiciu, jeigu nebus pakelta
algos 80 nuos., kaip unijos va
dai reikalauja.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-19

PREF. ROoseveltO namai
New Yorke, Hudson upes
krante, paversti j nacionale
istaiga, muzeju, metiniu jo
mirties sukaktuviu pamine-
mo iSkilmemis Bal. IL.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-19

$4,000 paleisti. Detroite.
Fordo dirbtuves paleido is
darbu $4,000 darbininku il
automobiliu gamyba visai
sumazeio, mes negaunama
|plieno dirbiniu.