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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
GOODS ARE SOUGHT

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Nov. l5-- Since Alaskans heard that tax free trucking has been started between the States and the Northland Ter ritory they have deluged the local Chamber of Commerce with re- quests for goods of many kinds.
 The first Alaska bound trucks left Great Falls recently.
 Executive Vice President Robert Darling of the Chamber of Com merce reports many inquiries are being received from Alaskans, and requests range from truckload Of liquor to a shipment of caskets.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
SONORA LEE E BREAKING UP, MOLE HARB0R
Coast Guard Cutter Goes 10 Scene After Back from
 First Mercy Trip

The Coast Guard Cutter Wachu- sett, which arrived in Juneau at 2'l5 a. m, with one fishing boat in tow and a lost hunter in the sick bay, received an sos at 8:30 o'clock from Earl Forsythe's power barge Sondra Lee and left immed- lately to give him aid.
 The Sondra Lee, out of Seattle With cargo of food for Southeast Alaska towns, called in by radio. according to reports. saying that she was breaking up near Mole Harbor. That is a bay on the Western shore of Seymour Canal. which extends into Admiralty Island between the main island and Glass Peninsula, about an eight hour run from Juneau.
 Forsythe. owner of the Sondra Lee, is co-owner of Baileys Bar in Juneau. Johnny Bahrt of Sitka is skipper of the BSP with Art Berthold of Juneau as mate, and Pete and Harvey McNulty of Sitka as other members of the crew.
 Dubois Brought Here
 Larry Dubois. lost for three days while hunting. was brought to Jul neau early this morning on board the Wachusett He was sufferin, from exposure, but otherwise not in serious condition, according to reports.
 Dubois had gone out with Perry Beebe on the bc.t IxL. and the Wachusett picked him up on the Leach after he. had wandered for three s,ays~ rsebe refssffled Tc Ju- neau on the IxL.
 H. L. Clark. co-owner of Clark and Linehan's Juneau Welding and Machine Shop. arrived here on the 3l-B-58. which was lowed to town also by the Wachnsett.
 The 26-foot troller was the one on which he and the Rev. Peter Nickel of the Douglas Bible church had gone hunting. The storm had forced Clark to seek shelter, and the boat ran onto a gravel bar When the tide dropped. the boat keeled owed and was swamped Assistance Given
 Peter Hildre. on the Margaret T. and Gus Wahto on the Ace, gave Clark assistance in raising his boat and brought the Rev. Nickel back to Juneau. Clark stayed with the boat and yesterday the Wachusctt took him in tow, arriving in Juneau at 2.l5 a. m. today.
 Abandon Search
 Search for the bodies of J. Rus sell Elliott, Donnie Rhodes and Jim mic Soydi, who were believed to have drowned while returning in a skiif to the halibut boat Cross Sound after hunting trip in the Snug Cove vicinity of Gambler Bay, has so far yielded nothing. l. Goldstein reported today that he received radio message from the Cross Sound which said that the search was being abandoned. and that the toat would return to Juneau. The boat is expected to aniVe this afternoon.
 Supplies on Ship
 Available information on the cargo carried by the Sondra Lee is that she had supplies for most of the local merchants. w. J. Walk CT, agent tor West Coast Grocery company. estimates that he ha about 10 or II tons Of butter, cheese poultry and eggs aboard the ESP Ed Nielsen of Piggly Wiggly also was expecting shipment Of eggs and most other merchants were expecting goods. with the exception of Berts Cash Grocery and Case Lot Grocery. Those two stores have been receiving their supplies on the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
RAINBOW GIRLS HAVE
 INITIATION SATURDAY

All Rainbow Girls are asked to attend the meeting tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock in the Scottish Rite Temple. The reason for the large Attendance demanded is because there will be initiation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
MAJOR BARRIER TO
 END SHIP STRIKE
 STILL STALEMATE
Make De- mands on UniOns-A Alaska
 Issue Minor Problem


 insistence of shipowners on settle ment of the AFL-CIO jurisdictional dispute which has tied up the port of Coos Bay. Ore. and assurance against a recurrence remained today as the last major barrier to ending the West Coast shipping strike.
 Coos Bay now is the key to the entire situation" said Dr Nathan P Feinsinger, special mediator for Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach, after another day of continuous negotiations aimed at ending the 46-day strike by the unions.
 The mediator said he was draft ing a written proposal for possible solution of the Coos Bay dispute. and that the unions had promised to consider it today
 That is the first hopeful sign in this issue he declared.
 Shipowners Demand
 Shipowners demanded settlement of jurisdictional disputes such as that which tied up Coos Bay for months. They insisted the CIO longshoremen ILWUD give specific assurance. as condition for set clement of the strike, that terms of the contract preventing a recur- renee of the Oregon tie-up would be observed.
 Feinsinger said the, waterfront employers tWEA) and ILWU had settled all points of dispute But the employers said they would not sign until the Coos Bay issue was settled. That issue. Feinsinger en- phasized, was jurisdictional and not an issue between the WEA and IILWU
 No Strike Forecast Things lcns pfeIty gDc<i. Fe.n- singer said at one stage during yes- terday's negotiations. He would not, however, forecast the strikes end. The gap between the owners and the CIO Marine Engineers tEBA was lessened to the relatively minor issue of preferential hiring in the Alaska waters. The AFL Masters. Mates and Pilots lMMpD third of the striking unions, recessed un- til today after a brief meeting with the owners yesterday. Terms en- ployed in the engineers dispute gen. erally were believed likely to set the pattern in the IMP case.
 The tie-up of the port of Coos Bay resulted from controversy be- tween AFL and CIO unions as to which were to provide crewmen fer certain work categories on vessels of the American Pacific Steamship Company.
 Feins,.gers announcement on agreement between the employers and ILWU did not give terms but it was understood from other sourc- es that these included withdrawal | of the ILWU suit against the em- ployers for $6,2oO,O0o for back pay, with employers agreeing to pay re- troactive wages by November 2l Agreements also were reported on the definition of work in handling steam schooner cargo and in sub mitting work stoppage disputes im- mediately to arbitration.
 Feinsinger postponed his depar- ture another "A hours in order to continue sessions today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
H0SplTAL NOTES

St. Ann's hospital admitted Mike Punsti, J. w Thompson and George c. Dalphond for surgery, and Leslie Paul and Thomas Ma loney for medical attention. Mrs. Robert Adams and baby boy, Mrs. Gordon Underhill and baby girl, Mrs. Stanley LaRue and baby boy, and Mrs. John Satire were dis charged.
 Government hospital admitted Mrs. George Ward of Juneau. re- ported no discharges.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15

COLUMBIA, S CA devastat- ing gas explosion in banana curing room wrecked l00-foot section of the Columbia Curb Mar ket today. killed five men and sent eight other persons to hospitals with injuries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
TEMPTATION DENIED

SEATTLE, Nov. 15-Home was the hunter, Policeman Ed Crippen, after five days and 50 miles hiking in vain search for deer in East ern Washington.
 As he prepared to clean rifle, Crippen raised it to sight through a window-and froze. A three point buck deer in the garden met his gaze.
 It took will power, but Crippen slowly lowered the gun. His home is on Mercer Island, a game pre- serve.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
SKI CLUB MEMBERS TO
 CUT WOOD ON SUNDAY

Ski Club members will gather at the end of the trail Sunday morn ing at o'clock to hike to the third cabin for wood chopping session The Forest Service crew will go along 10 provide tools and supervise cutting. Lunch will be coffee and hot dogs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15

WASHINGTON - The White House announced today that Presi- dent Truman will ask the Price Decontrol Board to carry on de- spite removal of virtually ali price ceilings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
U. S. STAND, VETO ISSUE
 SET FORTH
American Position Is Em. phdtiealIy Slated on
 Other Problems
By MAX HARRISON

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, Nov. IS The United States announced it's firm stand today against any am- endment of the United Nations Charter to eliminate or modify the Big Power veto privileges in the Security Council.
 At the same time it called on the other four major powers to restrict the use of the veto vol untarily to the very rare and ex- ceptional cases
 The American position was set forth in a 9-point program by Sen. Tom Connally (D-TexD, first representative of the Big Powers to reply to the attack on the veto which was launched in the General Assembly's 51-member Political and Security Committee yesterday by six small nations.
 Blunt Warning
 Connally warned bluntly that division between the great pow CTS over intervention or the use of force might result in war in- stead of peace" but declared that the veto must not be used to ''frus- trate" the functioning of the Council.
 He did not mention Russia by name, but in what appeared to be a reference to the frequent use of the veto by the Soviet Union he declared that the permanent mem hers of the Council have no right to cast a vote in any narrow or nationalistic CT selfish interest
 Let there be no enlbezzlement of Eower by the Security Council or by any member" he said.
 Connally declared flatly that any amendment to the Charter is inn possible at this time" but expressed the hope that agreement among the five big powers may make 1t possible in the future to modify" the use or the veto.
 American Position
 The American position, Connally said, is as follows:
 T. We regard the principle of unanimity as of the highest inn portance for the success Of the United Nations.
 9. We believe that the respon- sibility imposed upon the great powers by the Charter requires them to exert every effort to reach agreement on important issues be- fore the Security Council
 8. We reaffirm the position we took at San Francisco that the veto should be used only in the very rare and exceptional cases.
 A. We insist that the use of the veto cannot relieve any state from it's fundamental obligations under the charter.
 s5. We do not favor amendment of the Charter at this time, all though we hope that full agree nent including of course that of the five permanent members may make it possible in the future to modify the practice of Great Pow CT unanimity as it applies to the peaceful settlement of disputes un- der Chapter VI.
 "6. We believe that the voting formula should be clarified in the light of experience and practical need. The Security Council should embark upon this task at the ear Hest practicable time.
 "7. In particular we believe that the Security Council should agree upon as complete a list as pos 5ible of types of decisions where the veto does not apply.
 "8. We believe that Article 27 makes it clear that in the field or peaceful settlement no state should be a judge in it's own cause.
 "9. The problem of Great Pow CT rsbstention should be carefully considered particularly with re- spect to the peaceful settlement of disputes
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15

CHINA Chiang Kai-shek called the national assembly into session for the task of drafting a new con- stitution. despite absence of the Communists and the Democratic League. Communist Gen. Chou En-lai said the call would cause the civil warfare in North China to blaze higher than ever.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15

VANCOUVER, B. c. = Twelve Australian fiancees of U. s. ser vice men were included among pas sengers arriving here yesterday aboard the Canadian Australian Trans Pacific Airliner Warana.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
MINERS TO
 QUIT WORK
 ON NOV. 20
Lewis Rejects White House Appeal, Signalling
 New Strike

WASHINGTON, Nov 15.--John L. Lewis brushed aside a White House appeal today and signaled soft coal mine shutdown starting next Wednesday midnight.
 Promptly after President Truman sqllarely checked to him responsi- bility for any pre-winter mine stop page, Lewis announced the workir\ contract of the United Mine Work CTS with the government will be considered terminated Nov. 20.
 By tradition, the miners do not work without contract and the UNIV boss gave formal notice of termination of the contract under which the government has operated the mines since last spring.
 MI Truman announced at 2:l5 p. m that Lewis had rejected government proposal for 60-day truce to permit negotiations look ing to return of the mines to private ownership.
 The President said Attorney Gen. eral Tom Clark had ruled that the government current contract with Lewis could not be reopened unless both parties agreed.
 Contract at End
 Within 20 minutes, Lewis office made known that the mine leader chief already had notified Secretary of the Interior Krug that the con- tract will be considered at an end within five days tthat is next We'd nesday nighD This notice was Lased on a previous contract be- tweegsthe UNIV and the mine own CTS.
 The President, terming the gov ernments proposal fair and equit- able" called for it's serious recon sideration.
 He declared a second look will convince the United Mine Workers it is flor the best interest of all concerned
 Truman's Statement
 In a formal statement, MT. Tru- man said the government cannot replace private management as the bargaining agent with the coal miners without interfering with true collective bargaining between management and labor.
 Krug's proposal, the President said, has been accepted by the bi- luminous coal mine operators nego- tiating committee"
 MT. Truman's statement was issu- ed at the White House shortly af- ter MT. Truman boarded the yacht Williamsburg for a trip to Annap- olis. The Presidents departure had been delayed about an hour by last minute conferences with Krug and Reconversion Director Director John R. Steelman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
BUTTER, EGG PRICES

SEATTLE, Nov l5-Butter prices
 to retailers. A 93 score. prints 84, cartons 85. Egg prices to re-
 tailers, large grade A, 69; grade A, 60-64
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Nov. 15-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 6is, American Can 88h, Anaconda 39is, Curtiss- Wright 69s, International Harvester 692l, Kennecott 46l4, New York Central 16is, Northern Pacific 20is, U. s. Steel 71as, Pound $403A.
 Sales today were 93o,000 shares.
 Dow, Jones averages today are as follows. industrials l69.67 rails 4964, utilities 3512
 Stocks declined on small vol ume during the morning hours and some regained later.
 Steels, motors, rails, leading oils, aircrafts. farm implement shares, chemicals and mercantiles declined. Exceptions to the decline included Eastman Kodak and Endicott- Johnson, seach up 1i2 points. Sev- eral others gained fractions, in- cluding Industrial Rayon, Atlantic Refining, and International Paper
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15

Ninety-one percent of New zea- lands people are of British stock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-15

There are 360 islands and islets in the Bermudas group.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-13
-. N. Sekr. UzsIepe Lietu-
viu Skunda prizes USSR
MASkVOS AGENTAS LIE PILDO Tx
SOVIETU PATVARKYMUs

Jau buvo pranesta kad Letuvos Ministras P zade-
ks teike Vyrausio Lietuvos slaisvinmo Komteto raS
ia United Nations posedziu vykstanciam Lake Success
N Y. Dabar, Gruodzio d., Chicago Tribune atstovas
Chesly Manly rasydamas ilga strapsni tue Lieuviu
morandumo klausmu, pranesa kad Trygve Lie, Norve-
gas generanis United Nations sekretorus paslepe ir
nepaeido vesumon Lieuviu tautos skundo prizes Sove-
" Sajunga, kurios vis ziaulumai masles zudystes,
ikaninai pavergas ir ktoki prasizengira prizes Lie
tuviu tauta nemaziau skandangi kaip naciu Voketi-
Jos ziauruma - iSleliami.
Ia Lietuvi1 r"emoranduma P. Zadeikis prase padeti
ge1eranio rosedzio agendoje taciau u N sekretorus
Irv"ve lie kris ia veta buvo isrnktas kaip Rusiiai
natlnkaas ir tikmas zmogus, ta rasta uzsepe ir Xxi
siai d'ena; 20 snlatino per u. N. spaudos sekca.
Tryove lie taip pasielge, be abejo pasitares su Mo-
otovu IL pildo jo isakymus, skelmas viesumon tu
bosevik barbarsku darbu nekaltoje Lietuvoe nesma-
gus Maskvos atstovams.
Chesly Manly primena kad dar yra r daugiau kitu
rodymu greta paslepimo Letuvos protesto kad spau-
dziamu r persekiomQ pasauo tautu balsas neisklau-
somas United Nations posedziuose 81 organizaca
buvo stegama mntmi priziuret ir uztarti zmonis-
kas eises il aisve visu tautu neatszurn rase kalba
religija. tr --A~
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-13
VOKIETES KOMUNI-
STES SUKA GAL
VAS us. KARIAMS

Is Wiesbaden, Vokietijo-
je, pranesama kad Vokie-
ciu komunistu mergos de-
da pastangas plesti komu-
nizma tarp Americas kar-
eiviu, ypatingai negru.
Tos mergos parsiduoda
Amerikieciams kariams ir
paskui jiems ikalineja kad
Amerikoje kuria diena bus
>komunistu valdzia, ir todel
jie turi tuoj pasidaryti ko-
munistais. Ia padetis ty-
rinejama paciu Amerikos
aukstesniuju karininku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-13
y. Bai9ia Posedzius

Kilus klausimui padengi-
mo sios pasaulines taikos
organizacijos kastu, Rusai
pasake apmokes 6 MUGS, gi
Amerikai reikia apmoketi
visa so nuos. tu kastu.
Maskva nori pask0los
Russia kelia reikalavima
duoti jai bilijona dolariu
paskolos Amerikoje, bet il
yra vienatine valstybe ku-
ri visai nekalba apie atsi-
skaityma uz 10 bilijonu do
lariu vertes Quotas lend
lease karo reikmenis. Me
kas negali patirti kan j
jas sunaudojo, ka gall gra-
zinti ar kick atsilyginti uz
tai ka pasilaiko.
Takos sutarciu SUI dides-
nemis valstybemis nepada-
ryta per pusantru metu
po karo, Wis del sovietu uz-
kirtimo tam keliu.
Isrodo ir kad u. N. pa
stovia vieta privers Ameri-
ka priimti ten kur bus dl-
dziausias komunizmo suku-
rvs.
Pozeminis komunistu ju-
deiimas dave komunistams
pasekmes Pietu Amerikoje,
Europoje komunistai SUI
lauze socialism, opozicija j
trupinius. Italijoje jie lai'
mi miestu rinkimuose ir pa,
sigauna socialistu parama
Anglijoje Darbo partijo'
je ivare kyli prizes Ameri'
ka. Visu pasalingumu da'
bar varosi pasibloksti Ispa
Mia ir tam Maskva negall
jokiu pinigu.
Molotovas sutiko isklau
syti tam tikru mazu sallul
kaip Danijos, Belgijos, Ho
landijos, reikalus Londone
kur Sausio IA sutiko laiky
tt posedi ir pradeti svars
tyma mazu saliu reikalavl
: mu prizes Vokietija.
Maskvoje Kovo menes
ivyksias didziuju posedl
pradejimui svarstyti Vo
! kietijos klausimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-13
GEN. FRANCO, Ispani-

jos valdzios galva, Gruod.
9, kalbejo j savo salininkus
Ispanus, kurie surenge de-
monstracijas per iris die
mas protestui prizes svetimp
kisimasi j ju Sales reika-
lus. Franco pareiske per-
sergejima u. N. ir kittens
nekiti nosies j Ispanija. Kai
Europa sluoia komunizmo
teroras, neveltui if UN ne
apsieina reikalavus kad Is
panijos valdzia butu pakei-
sta. Jis paminejo kad ko-
munistai nusmauge II tau
tu kurios pirmiau buvo ne
priklausomos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-13
SOVIETAI TRUKDYDA-
MI LAIKA, VYKDO KO-
MUNIZMA

Lake Success, N Y. -
United Nations visuotinis
suvaziavimas baigiasi, de
legacijos, nieko rimto ne
atsiekusios taip reikalingai
Europos taikai, skirstosi j
namus, nusibodo bergzdziai
laika leisti.
Tuo pat metu "keturiu
didziuju" tarpe neivyko jo-
kio rimto sutarimo, tik vi
So laika tasytasi su sovietu
atstovais. Paskutinem po-
sedziu valandom, viskas ka
buvo tikeje pasiekia, vel is
iro, ir Britu bel Americas
atstovai to kalte primeta
sovietams.
Americas uzsieniu poll
ka, is kurios daug tiketa,
visai nieko nelaimejo ir ne
padare net jokio progreso
pirmyn.
Amerika daug pralaimi
Per visa laika tarybu IL
tasymosi su Maskva, nuc
karo pabaigos, Amerika ne
tik nieko nelaimejo, bet net
pralaimejo, ypatingai Pie
tu Amerikoje, kuria 81 Sails
turi palaikyti jei nori is
likti sveika; pralaimejo tia
lijoje, Prancuzijoje, Balka
nuose, net Britanijoje. vi
sur, isskyrus Japonija il
Kinija, Amerika uzsileid'
vienai paskirai politiska
opozicijai = komunizmui
siadien pasaulyje komuniz
mas pasidare stipresnis la
biau negu buvo tik prize
susirinkima dabartines Z
N. konferencijos New Yor
i ke. Nors Americas spau
da sauke-reke apie tam t
krus laimejimus konferer
cijoje, taciau jie terra ma
zos reiksmes. Komunizma
gi pasieke pagrindiniu la
mejimu.
Nusiginklavimo klauslm
svarstant, U. N. If keturl
didziuju tarpe, Rusai kel1
savo pozicija net kele1
: kartu. Kiekviena karta K
ant ko nors sutiko, uz k
3 liu valandu vel pakeite $
Ivo zodzius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-13
Visinskis, u. S. Sveccias,
Spjaudo Amer;ka

sOVIETU ,Mo fins
ky, kuris diplo. ~ h. :
mis- ileistas dalyIcez. 81 ~
Nations pasedziuose, 1,o
kviestas kalbeti komunW III,
darytoje Americas Draugp ~
vietams grupeje. Nors jjis n,
turi teises cia eiti j viesus mi
tingus, taciau jis to nepaisyda-
mas, tame mitinge New Yor-
Ike kalbejo, sulauzydamas visa
eile taisykliu, savo netasytu
bolsevikisku budu.
Jis neturi jokios teises kisti
savo nosies Amerikos reika-
lus, taciau jis pasinaudojo pro-
ga tame mitinge pavaryti savo
atkaklia agitacija prizes Anne
rikos valdzios forma.
ISniekines Amerikos valdzia
ir jos tvarka, izeides nekuriuos
zymius Amerikos zmones, bet
gi Visinskis dryso pareiksti kad
sovietams reikalinga keliu, BIZ
lijonu dolariu paskola ir kad
Amerikieciai privalo Ia paskola
duoti, mes tai busia naudinga
ir patterns kapitalistams sioje
salyje.
Amerika dave sovietams jau
daug bilijonq dolariu vertes pa
ramos ir pasalpos bado metals
ir karo laiku, ir viskas ka is
bolseviku gauna tai tik intri-
gas ir klastas. Amerika ture-
tu nors karta suprasti ir susi-
valdyti savo godumu pelnu is
bolseviku nagu.
Butu naudinga kad naujasis
Kongresas susirinkes Washing
tone atsisakytu finansuoti ko-
munizma bent kur nors pasau-
Lyle. -
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-13

Is Federales valdzios is
taigu per meta laiko Xxi pa
baigai Rugsejo m. paleista
1876, 500 tarnautoju. Jie bu-
vo biuruose suristuose su
karo pravedimo reikalais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-13

GRAIKIJA nuolat uzpui-
dinejama kaimynisku saliu
komunistu banditu. il ap-
supta sovietu pavergtu sa-
liu, is kuriu komunistai da-
70 pastangas neduoti Grai-
kams ramiai gyventi. Sa-
vo banditus komunistus pa
ii Graiku kariuomene mai
kina.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-13
NUSKENDO. Buves Vo

NUSKENDU. BuVes VO-
kiskas pasazierinis laivas
Europa, pavestas Prancu-
zijai kaip karo atlyginimQ
dalis, vel paruosiamas pa
sazieriu veziojimui, istikus
audrai LIE Havre uoste nu-
skendo pakraScio vandeny-
ie. Jis buvo pavadintas Ii
berte ir juomi Prancuzai
rengesi pradeti pasazierinl
biZni.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-13

Detroit, Mich. - Buvo
sustreikave 5000 restaura-
nu patarnautoju. reikalau-
dami 10 nuos. algu pakell-
mo.
Milwaukee, Wis. - Allis-
Chalmers dirbtuveje uzsi-
teses streikas nerodo jokio
gallo. Gruodzio 9 vel sukel-
ia mustynes kai CIO prade-
10 demonstruoti ir trukdy-
ii einancius dirbti.
Anglijoje, prize Cumber'
land, istiko sprogimas ang.
lies kasykloje, uzgriuta i;
darbininku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-12-13

Rusai skelbe buk istrau-
kia is Vokietiios savo ka-
riuomene. Tai buvo dary-
ia pasaulio mulkinimui -
tai buvo tik pakeitimas
kitus. mes sake dabar boise
vikai prigabena nauju ka-
reiviu.