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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-14
WHEAT
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, July l3.-R-Wheat:
No. : red tough, PIP; No. 2 red,
PA .aominal; No. l hard, 2.14,
nominal.
Corn: NJ. 2 yellow, 2.25, nominal;
No. 3 yellow, 2.25, nominal; sam.
pie grade yellow, 2.14-2.23.
Oats: No. l mixed, 90; No. l
heavy white 90; No. l white,
"a 1885,; No. 2 white, IS; No. 3
extra heavy white. 96.
Barley, nominal; mailing 1.46-
Les; feed. ..3o-1.60.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-14
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. July 13- R Wheat
was steady to 2 cents lower; book.
ings 81 1000 bushels; receipts ia
cars.
Corn was steady to firm; book
ings 100, 900 bushels; receipts 2O4
cars.
Oats were steady to a cent low
er; Bookings 200, 900 bushels; re-
ceipts al cars.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-14

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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-14
N. C. EGGS. POULTRY

RALEIGH, July 10, -P-Egg
and poultry markets steady.
RALEIGH-US Grade A, large,
"A: fryers and broilers IS to 81.
WASHINGTON - US Grade A,
large As; ~roasters, fryers and
broilers IS to At.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-14
N. c. HOGS

RALEIGH, July 13-(P-NCDA)
Hog markets stronger with tops
of 100 al Clinton and ills at
Rocky Mount.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-14
Securities
Unlisted

These bid and asked quotations
represent prices at which one or
more dealers, members of the Ma
tional Association of Securities Deal
ers, Inc, would trade with the gem
eral public at the time the quota
tions were gathered, IL noon Thurs
day, July IL;
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-17
Congress Stops
 Drastic Legislation Maritime Strike

WASHINGTON, June IT, -(P)- Congressional friends of organized labor predicted a settlement of a threatened maritime strike, and therefore blocked any enactment of drastic legislation" this year.
 Some lawmakers still talked of pushing through a modified yer sion of President Truman's Elm ergency Strike Control bill.
 The Administration itself is ob- viously relieved over the fresh turn in industrial relations.
 The CIO dominated Committee on Maritime Unity undertook a two million dollar fund-raising campaign, which pointed to the September 30, expiration date of the contract covering Bridges West Coast Longshoremen.
 Bridges men came out with the smallest gains of any union strike averting a settlement hammered out by the government even as some crews were quitting their ships last week.
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-17
Army Officers Held In Jewel Case

WASHINGTON. June F. -(P)- Colonel Jack Durant and his WAC captain wife, held in the KrOnberg Castle crown jewel case, left by plane in army custody to Frank furt, War Department officials said.
 Last week the couple admitted removing to this country a for tune in jewels, relics of the house of Hesse, German royal family.
 The treasure was hidden in the basement of the old palace.
 The couple was arrested in Chi cago two weeks ago.
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-17
1900 Passengers Off Damaged
 Alaska SS Co Ship

SEATTLE, June r, -CP)-The Alaska Steamship Company an nounced that 1900 cannery work CTS were removed from the dam aged freighter Santa Cruz in Squaw Harbor, 25O miles north of Dutch Harbor.
 Company officials stated the vessel is in no immediate danger The 17th Naval District report ed that a Navy PBY was carrying a navy diver and an assistant to the scene in answer to a call from the 1000 ton ship
 The vessels crew was able to make temporary repairs and could continue without aid. The passengers are awaiting the ar rival of the freighter Cape Vic tory, which will carry them to Bristol Bay.
 The Santa Cruz engineroom was Soded.
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-17
5 Officers Dead

FORT KNOX, June IT, -(P1- Major General Hugh Gaffey and two other army officers were kill led and four servicemen were in jured last night when their plane crashed as it was coming in for a landing here.
 Gen. Gaffey, Commanded the Second and Fourth Armored Div isions in Europe in World War II. He has been commanding officer of Fort Knox Armored School at Fort Knox since the wars end.
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-17
House Expects Military Alliances

WASHINGTON, June IT, -(P)- House leaders said today they expected Congressional approval soon on broad program of mili- tary cooperation with friendly na- tions regarding having joint in terests.
 This country's objective is to- help China, the Philippines and various countries in the Ameri- cas, to build small well-organ- ized armies and navies with e. quipment standardized to U. S. patterns.
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-17
Negro Youth Strangles Woman Burns House

LANGHORNE, Pa. June l7,-(P) A negro youth, IA, confessed to the strangling of Mrs. Walter Shetland, 48,-yr-old clubwoman ther suburban home and setting the house afire, Anthony Russo, Chief of Bucks County Detect ives reported.
 She was the wife of an execu- tive of Essex Rubber Company of Trenton, New Jersey.
 Russo said a formal charge of murder will be filed against the youth, Aaron Shelton Jr., of Phil adelphia.
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-17
Army Navy Merger Gets Labeled
 ToOLittle, TooLate

WASHINGTON, June IT, -(P- Army and Navy merger foes pas ~ted "too little, too late" labels on Truman's revised unification
 plan which took the attitude of concessions to the President by the War Department, and made to the Sea Arm on such points as the Marine Corps, and joint chief of staff, were insufficient to overcome previous objections with only four weeks before Con- gress plans to quit work, report ing that prospects for final action this session is remote and aside from the decision to retain the
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-17
B. C. Loggers
 Decisions Placed Before GOvernm't

VANCOUVER, B. C., June IT, (P)--Decisions reached in a five hour conference with the leaders of British Columbia's 35,000 strik- ing loggers and millworkers, will be placed before the government officials announced.
 Harold Pritchett, District Pres ident of the IVA, CIO, whose members have been on strike for B days, will report back to the meeting of the District Council Yembers tomorrow night, details of the decisions which were reach ed.
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-17
Mammoth Plane Travels To
 Craving Dock

LONG BEACH, June IF, -(P)- Three sections of Howard Hughes mammoth plane the HK-1, rested safe in graving dock on Terminal Island, after a hazardous 24 mile journey from the Hughes factory at Culver City.
 More than 100000 persons watched the worlds largest plane moved, while the power company employees clipped wires and re- moved poles to provide clearance
 Hughes said, "The twenty mil lion dollar plane is built almost entirely of wood and cost less per pound than any other large ex- perimental plane ever built in this country"
 About two months are required before the ship will make its first flight.
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-17
USES Reports Passed Peak
 

WASHINGTON, June F, -(P)- Robert Goodwin, Director of US. Employment Service said today, the nation has passed it's peak post war unemployment, and from now on things will get better"
 Despite all strikes employment is steadily increasing, he said, as the latest census of the bureau reports employment of World War II veterans increased 2,6OO,O00 in three months this spring.
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-17
,AILERT ] 5 I3'9J0(' W EUROPE:
U. s. TROOPS ARE Said To Be Alerted Account Russians

PARIS. France, June IT. -lPD- [a official spokesman for the A r7"~.oan Delegation of Foreign Ministers conference said the New York Times story. asserting that E-or.c9n troops in Germany had been aIerted, because Of reported concentrations of Russian troops in the southeastern section of Germany.
 The spokesman said, "There are all sorts of rumors flying around here of that particular kind, and I don't want to comment on them in any way whatsoever"
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-17
DRAFT MAY BE Extenden Nine Months, Mar. 31,'47

WASHINGTON, June IT, -(P)- The Senate and House Conference Committee tentatively agreed to a nine month extension of the draft, until next March 3l, but remained deadlocked on the ques- ton of drafting teenagers.
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-17

joint chiefs of staff, instead of setting up a single military com mander to be rotated among the services.
 The new merger plan differs in few respects to the first proposal Truman submitted to Congress last year.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12
ka Jie Pergyveno

The Chicago Herald Ameri-
can Liepos Z tilpo Stasio Pie
EOS straipsnis, apsakymas dvie-
Jq Lietuviu kunigu broliu JUS
tino ir Raymondo Klumbiu,
pabegeliQ is Lietuvos, kurie
gavo proga sugryzti j Ameri-
ka, mes cia yra gime. Jiedu
baige kunigystes mokslus Lie
tuvoje, kur ir gyveno Xxi boil
seviku atejimo ir per pirma
Rusu okupacija bel naziu oku-
pacija. Jiedu, kaip tame strai-
psnyje smulkmeniskai nupasa-
kojama, patyre ir mate bolse-
viku ziaurumus Lietuvoje ir
kitose Pabaltijo salyse zymiai
baisesnius negu Lietuviams te-
ko perkenteti po naziais.
Nekurie ju apsakomi dalykai
buvo aprasyti kitu rasytoju
Dirvoje pirmiau, ypac aprasy-
me 'Lietuva Tironu Panciuo-
se".
Be liaudies ir be kunigu zu-
dymu ir arestavimo, Kun. Ray
mondas Klumbis pasakojo, vie
na diena sovietu komisaras pa
siule jam moketi po 1900 rub
liu j menesi, papirkimui kad
jis mestu kunigyste ir tarnau-
tQ sovietams.
Bolsevikai JUGS seke ir sni-
pinejo, zinodami kad jie yra
Americas pilieciai, ir matyt
norejo rasti priekabiu JUGS su-
init ir isvezti. Jie buvo kelis
kartus raudonuju arestuoti, vi
sokiomis priekabemis.
siedu kunigai pamini ir boil
seviku zveriska darba nukry-
ziavojant iris Lietuvius kuni-
gus miske prie Raudonaves.
Kriminalistq Daugeja
FBI direktorius J. Edgar
Hoover irodineja kad 81 Sails
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12
Susiorganizavo Lietuvial
Pabegeliai Evange-
likai 49,.

T LIETUVIQ pabegeliu bend
ruomeneje Vokietijoje esama
apie 10000 evangeliku. Dau-
gumas ju gyvena Anglu oku-
kuotoje Vokietijos zonoje.
Geguzes 80 d. Hanau Lietu-
viz Stovykloje ivyko Lietuviu
pabegeliu evangeliku Giutero-
nu ir reformatu) kunigu ir ba-
znycios darbuotoju suvaziavi-
mas; is visu triju Vokietijos
zonu (Amerikieciu, Prancuzu
ir Anglu) dalyvavo apie 100
zmoniq.
sio suvaziavimo tikslas su-
tvarkyti Lietuviu pabe g e iu
evangeliku baznytinius ir reli-
gini aprupinima (pamaldas, tt
kybos destyma mokyklose, re-
liginiu knygu parupinima, etc.,.
Stovyklose kur gyvena daugiau
evangeliku nutarta isteigti pa
rapijas.
TAM veikimui rikiuoti isrin-
kta Lietuviu evangeliku pabe-
geliu laikina vyriausi baznyti-
mes bendruomenes taryba is
siu penkiu zmoniu: DR.. O. Sta
MATHS - pirm.; Kun. J. Pau
peras - vice pirm.; Kun. ST..
Neumanas - reikalu vedejas
j. Grigolaitis ir Puskepalaitis
- nariai. Generalsuperinten-
dentas teol. prof. DR.. P. Joku-
benas isrinktas garbes pirmi-
ninku.
81 Lietuviu pabegeliu evan
geliku suvaziavima savo atsi-
lankymu pagerbe sv. Sosto De-
.legatas Lietuviams Vokietijoje
ir Austrijoje Kan. Feliksas
Kapocius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12

neuzilgo, susilauks milziniskos
,armijos kriminalistu, kuri SUI
sides is apie 100000 asmenu.
salyje nuolat daugeja ivairiau-
siu nusizengimu bangos, kurios
didina kriminalistu skaiciu.
Musu namams ir musu gy-
vastims susidarys milziniskas
pavojus. Teisiu vykdymas ir
nusizengeliu kontrole yra vie
mas is svarbiausiu klausimu su
kuriuo Sails susiduria.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12
Kriminalistq Daugeja
FBI direktorius J. Edg;
Hoover irodineja kad 81 Sal
BENAMEI

Jai klajunes takeliai paliko.
BE Tevynes, nanny, be mamos. -. .
Oar jaunutis, skaistus JOS veidelis.
Nebeguodzia jai niekas sielos.
Tx naktuze dainele dainuoja
Jai slamejimu savo tyliu,
Iartum josios gerute mamele
Prakalbetu svelniu zodeliu.
lr menulio geltoni seseliai.
Tartum, glosto tevelio ranka.
Kur tekejo troskimQ upeliai,
Oar srovena srovele menka.
IS slaptingos nakties atsibudus.
Tx paliko klajingi sapnai.
Jau nubluko menulio seseliai
lr nubluko rausvi jos veidai.
Ar dienele ramins isgiedrejus?
Ar uzdegs vel krutine aistra?.
ii nulenkusi galva nuejo,
Susimascius, nerami, liudna.
Nevaitoki, jaunoji mergaite,
Oar tau liko skaisciu dienu
Kaip liepele palinkus j Sail
Nebeliek asareliu mielu.
Tu sugrysi savo nameli,
Ir motute linksmai pasitiks.
Tx kelione skaudi Stu dieneliu
Animal sirdyje pasiliks. =.
Ir sesutes nupins tau vainika
IS vosilku, geltonu rugby,
Tu paseksi JOINS pasaka ilga
IS klajunes audringu laiku. -.
Kapsu Aguona
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12
ANIMAL

Nenustos niekados
saule zaisti leduos,
puosti purpuru sniego dangas;
menrlis nakcia
sidabrine parca
dengti ezero zalsvo bangas.
Laumes juostos tiltai,
kaip j dangu takai,
Wis caves mus lietaus versmej.
Ir poeto sapnai
pasiliks animal
jo Strides isdainuotoj giesmej.
Kastytis Gliauda
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12

sAIRIJOJE visur agituojama statyti nau-
jus tipiskus Airiskus namus siaudiniais stogais,
kur miestuose isgriaunama semi lauzai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-07-12

e19-ME anlzuje buvo tikma kad jegu mircu skai-
cius nuo venos gos sunazeo tai automatiska paddle
ia mirimai nuo kurios kitos ligos.
Evening star., 1946-07-04

with mines (Which will, Of course
be clearly marked with warning
notices..
The war undoubtedly is respon-
sible for this situation. Underground
workers fought privation and Nazi
tyranny by methods which, in that
cause, were patriotic, but which
carried over to peace conditions, be-
come pure crime. They were trained
in sabotage, murder and the use OF
firearms.
To combat crime in The Neither
lands, the Dutch government has
set up at The Hague, in consulta-
ton with Scotland Yard in London
what is known as the International
Criminal Investigation Office. Here
will be kept Photographic records
and f1ngerprints of criminals OF
many countries, and there will be an
up-to-t -the-m minute black book of their
activities for instant reference.
Viennese Heads CID.
The brain behind the new Inter-
national CID is j. H. A. Adler, a
Viennese who found refuge in Hol-
land after the Nazi overran Austria
A veteran of Is years in police work
he has had two brushes with the
Nazis. The Germans seized all his
international police bureaus records
when they entered Vienna, though
Mr.. Adler, himself, escaped. In 1910
when the Germans marched into
Holland, Mr.. Adler left, step ahead
of them, for Brazil.
From Brazil, in 1945, Mr.. Adler
applied to the United Nations to
extend international police CO.
operation after the war.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
Wyatt and AFL Sign
Agreement 10 Avoid
Strikes in HOUSING

Wilson w. Wyatt, housing expe-
diter, continued his program today
with assurances from the AFL that
it would do everything in its power
to prevent work stoppages. In ex-
change, the AFL had established a
working relationship with Mr.. Wy
ats Office and was to nominate an
advisory committee to continue con-
tact with Mr.. Wyatt.
The agreement was signed yester-
day by Mr.. Wyatt, Richard J. Gray,
acting chairman of the AFL's build
ing and construction trades depart
ment executive council; Herbert Riv-
ers, secretary treasurer of the de-
partment, and Rear Admiral Kirby
Smith. deputy housing expediter.
The committee will be composed
Of Mr.. Gray, who is also secretary
treasurer of the bricklayers' union;
William E. Maloney of the operating
engineers, Robert Byron of the sheet
metal workers. Edward j. Brown Of
the electrical workers, and Thomas
P. O'Brien, general organizer Of the
teamSterS' union.
The agreement reads:
81. The Building and Construc-
ton Trades Department of the
American Federation of Labor and
its affiliated building and construc-
ton trades councils throughout the
Nation are prepared to provide the
maximum degree of cooperation to
the national housing expediter in
furthering the progress of the emer-
gency housing program. National
and international unions in the
building and construction trades are
prepared to render their best serv-
ices nationally, regionally and locally
in meeting the housing emergency
by getting the job of. building homes
done we'll and done with speed. 3
I '.2 In order to make their CO.
operation with the housing expediter
effective in all phases of the pro-
gram, it is the desire Of the Building
Trades Department to establish a
working relationship with his office
which would make it possible to re-
solve after full consideration, such
operating problems as may arise;
would enable the building trades
representatives to provide the hous-
ing eXpediter with such advice and
assistance as he and his staff may
need, and would assure the ready
flow of information to the building
trades regarding the policies and
operating procedures formulated in
the administration of, the program.
IS. To this end the housing expe-
diter shall appoint a construction
labor advisory committee nominat-
Trades Department of the American
Federation of Labor. The commit
| tee shall meet with the housing ex-
Evening star., 1946-07-04
British, Dutch Act
To Cut Amsterdam's S
High Murder Rate
By Wendy MocGowon
North American Newspaper Alliance

The HAGUE.-Amsterda has
the highest murder rate of almost
any European capital, according to
official estimates, and the rise in
juvenile delinquency iss also troub-
ling the authorities.
New items show an increase in
crime of all sorts. Typical is the re-
cent sentencing of four individuals
for butter coupon frauds, one of
whom had made more than $50, 600
from the sale of forged and stolen
coupons.
1t has also been announced that
the Dutch Relief Organization,
Hark (Red Cross. add, has been
liquidated, on the charge that it
did not properly distribute relief
goods from America among the
needy, but often sold the goods to
dealers or gave them to friends and
relatives.
Thefts From Army Mount.
And thefts from military cars have
grown so alarmingly that the war
ministry has announced 1t will be
forced to protect its parking lots
Evening star., 1946-07-04
By Keyes Beech
Foreign Correspondent Of Ihs Stor and
the Chieoao Dolly kewa

HONOLULU-Poi, the native Ha-
waiians' staff of life, is disappearing
from the market places.
Since poi is to the Hawaiian what
rice is to the Oriental, the effect on
the original inhabitants of these
islands is approximately the same
as would result If Irish potatoes
were eliminated from the American
family table.
The reasons for the scarcity of
poi are familiar, all OF them adding
up to the point that there is no
longer profit in poi.
Growers of taro, potatolike
plant from which poi is made, have
found 1t more profitable to go to
work for the Army or Navy. Be-
sides, they never made much money
growing taro anyhow.
The factory owners say they could
pay more for taro II the OPA would
only let them charge more for poi
Meanwhile. the supply is getting
scarcer and the lines at the poi
markets are getting longer.
To the average American palate
Evening star., 1946-07-04
Turo Growers Profits Shrink
So Poi Scarcity Hits Hawaii

poi tastes something like library
paste and has about the same con-
sistency. Most people don't like it,
although it's rare visitor to these
islands who isn't bulldozed into
sampling some.
Poi is eaten with the fingers. Poi
critics say the effect of eating it
may be achieved by dipping ones
finger into the nearest paste pot and
slurping 1.-THE flnger-clean.
Poi lovers claim that poi, aside
from its nourishing qualities, is
good for hangovers, critics reply
they had rather suffer.
tCopyTiRht, 1857
Evening star., 1946-07-04

pediter and his deputy from time to
time to advise them on labor poll
cies and procedure relating to con-
struction and construction stand
ards.
a. The Building and Construction
Trades Department will use every
means within its power to bring
about settlement of any industrial
conflict that may arise and to pre-
vent stoppage of work on any hous-
ing construction within the scope
of the emergency housing program
Evening star., 1946-07-04
Summer Courses Set
For Negro Veterans

Negro war veterans seeking aca-
demic or vocational training this
summer have been notified to re-
port for enrolment at 9 am. Mon
day to the principal of any OF the
five Washington high schools par
ticipating In the program.
The schools include Armstrong
M. M. Washington and Phelps Voca
tional High, which will offer Cay
classes from 8 am. to 3 pm, and
Cardozo and Dennison, night courses
from pm. to II pm.
There were pawnshops In China
AlA
Evening star., 1946-07-04

Payments on your home are
made easy by renting a room.
Renting a room is made easy
by advertising In The Star.
Call National 5000. Open 5
am. to II pm.
Evening star., 1946-07-04

There were pawnshops in China
5000 wears ago.
Evening star., 1946-12-16
Straight Tax Cut Opposed
By California Republican
BY ihs A,.oela,.d Pres..


Opposition to a Straight across
the board" 20 per cent reduction in
income taxes was expressed today
by a California Republican House
member.
Disagreeing with tax reduction
commitments of Republican House
leaders, Representative Leroy john
son said in a statement that I'VE
should retain taxes relatively high
as long as there is high level OF
earnings"
"It does not seem appropriate to
me to consider a straight across
the-board 20 per cent reduction In
income taxes at the present time,
Mr.. johnson said.
The only way we can balance the
budget is by retaining a relatively
higlr tax rate and also, in part, by
the efflciencies and reductions In
our governmental force.
when people are making a great
deal of money that is the time to
levy taxes. If a possible depression