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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
Quality Not Quantity Secret Of Chic-DeSigner

dame Brune advocates the individ- ually- designed dress to assure per- feet fit, which she deems a cardinal factor in style success. To the woman who cannot afford this lux ury, she suggests she learn to make her own clothes because better ma terials can be used which assures longer durability.
 However, if she must buy ready to-wear garments" says the Stylist, "She should study herself closely and unerringly choose her correct colorS and lines and then go on a shopping spree" She suggests using 15 percent of the $275 budget for two dresses, which approximate $41. one dress should be of lightweight wool and one of a soft fabric in 8 good durable rayon or silk.
 The Fall or Spring coat, costing $50, should be in a bright shade, and the brighter the better. Madame herself wears a dark green topper, lined in bright Kelly green. As for the Winter coat, Madame suggests something of simple design which will remain in fashion for several years and cost about $100. The re- maining $103.75 could be divided equally for hats and accessories, and for stockings and underwear. Larger budgets should be distributed pro- portionaly, she says.
 Achieving Individuality
 Like most Parisiennes the design CT deplores the fact that American women are turned out by mass pro- duction methods. But much in- dividuality can be achieved, she de- clared, by selecting simple, well-cut garments, which can be altered to suit the figure.
 She suggests removing the belt, if short-waisted, opening the neck if high-busted, and many other short cuts to style such as the varied use of complete sets of accessories.
 Madame Brune considers present shortages a godsend to the Ameri- can woman. For the first time in her life," she says, "the American woman is faced with the prospect of thinking about her own wardrobe and is unconsciously creating that individuality so much desired"
 The designer believes that sufn- cient emphasis cannot be placed on the importance of color in dress particularly since brilliant hues pro- vide that psychological lift" so inn portant to feminine spirits. Grey and black should always be relieved with colors, she breaches constantly and colors should always compli- ment the skin tone not the hair and eyes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
Tom Brenem1an
 ShOz0 Attracts
 Several Hundred

Approximately 300 persons were present last night at the Tom Bren- neman show, sponsored by the Luth- eran Daughterms of the First Luth- eran Church, in the parish house on Grove Street. James Parker served as master of ceremonies.
 Special prizes were received by the following: Mrs. Philip Schnei- der, Good Neighbor orchid; Mrs. RGSanne St. Lewis, of Pawtucket, R. l., orchid for the oldest person pres ent; Mrs. Gustave Schneider, wish ing ring; Mrs. Carl Herman, bru- nette with brown eyes and the moth CT of not less than four children; and Mrs. Mary Mecca, woman with the funniest hat.
 Door prizes were won by Mrs. John Buck, Mrs. Henry Kluge, Mrs. w. J. Phelan, Mrs. Buerkle, Mrs. Fritz Fackler, of Thomaston, and Mrs. Henry Bender.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
Sheila Dian1Ont Engaged to Wed

Naugatuck, Oct. 23.-Mr. and Mrs. Jean M. Gagnon of Mulberry Hill, announce the engagement and con- ing marriage of their god-daugh- ter, Miss Sheila A. Diamont, to William James Pollard, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. w. J. Pollard of Wa terbury.
 The wedding will be Saturday morning, Oct 26, at 10 o'clock in St. Mary's Church.
 Miss Diamont atetnded Nauga- tuck High School and Perry Busi- ness School, and is now employed at the Scovill Manufacturing Com pany.
 MT. Pollard, who attended Crosby High School, is a veteran of six years service in the U. s. Navy. He was dischcarged a year ago this coming weekend during Navy Week celebrations. He is employed by [ the Southern New England Tele- phone Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
Annual Bazaar
 To Be Held Tonight

Evergreen Court, No. 2, Order of Armaranth, is sponsoring it's annual Bazaar today at Temple Hall. The sale will open at 7:30 followed by card party at 8 P. M.
 Mrs. Evelyn Johnson, general chairman of the affair, apointed the following committee, Prizes, Mrs. Helen Mraz; refreshments, Mrs. Ann Nichols; aprons, Mrs. Hazel Spires; fancy work, Mrs. Elizabeth '-rensel and Mrs. Joan Hunter; while ele- phant sale, Mrs. Fife w. Willits, country store; Mrs. Louise Clarke, and cards, Miss Edith Plumb.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
Broom Taylor
 NubtialS Held

Naugatuck, Oct. 23 - Miss Jean Elizabeth Taylor, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Arthur M. Taylor, ot Spring Street, became the bride of Raymond L. Brown, son of MT. ana Mrs. Raymond L. Brown ot Sey- mour, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Naugatuck Methodist Church.
 The Rev. T. Bradley Longstaff performed the double ring cere- mony.
 The bride, presented in marriage by her father, wore white gown, styled with high oval neckline, satin bodice, sheer yoke, long sleeves, tapering to points at the wrists, and full starched chiffon skirt, terminating in a long sweep ing train. Her scalloped lace edged fingertip veil was attached to sprays of pearlized orange blossoms, and she carried a bouquet of white roses mixed with baby's breath.
 Traditional wedding music was furnished by Mrs. Longstaff at the organ, while William Boyd, tenor soloist, sang Because, and 70 Promise Me-"
 Miss Adele Keilby, as maid of honor, wore blue gown fashioned with jersey bodice, round neck line, cap sleeves, and net skirt. She wore blue lace mitts, blue Juliet cap, with chiffon edging and car ried bouqeut of red roses.
 The brides mother wore a two- tone green and black crepe dress and corsage of gold pompons.
 Following the ceremony, recep- tion for 75 was hel dat Falcon Hall, with out-of- town guests from Sey- mour, Waterbury, Ansonia, New York and Massachusetts.
 When the couple left on a we'd ding trip to New Hampshire, the bride was wearing a grey suit with royal blue stripes, royal blue top per, black accessories, and corsage of Talisman roses.
 Upon their return they will re- side at 98 Curtiss Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
Hida ROSeUear
 Group Hostess

Mrs. Hilda RoSevear of Wildemere Avenue was hostess at meeting of Winona Rebekah Past Noble Grand Association on Tuesday. Mrs. Ann Nichols, president, presided at the business meeting.
 An invitation was received from Winona Rebekah Lodge No. 8. IOOF, to be guests Wednesday, Nov. 13, when the lodge will observe Past Noble Grand Association Night.
 Plans were completed for the an- nual banquet Friday, Nov. 1, in Odd Fellows Hall, when Columbian Re- bekah Past Noble Grand Club, Naugatuck, will be guests. The fol- lowing committee was appointed for the event: Supper, Mrs. Ann Nichols; dining room, Mrs. Agnes Bristol; entertainment, Mrs. Mae Manville. Supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock. A short business meet ing will follow the supper.
 The mystery prize, donated by Mrs. Rosevear, was awarded to Mrs. Louise Clarke. Bridge and pinochle were enjoyed following the meeting. High scorers were: Mrs. Alice Nelson, Mrs. Ida Bradford, Mrs. Grace Richard, Mrs. Agnes Finlay Decorations were in Hal loween motif.
 Others attending were: Mrs. Mary Parsons, Mrs. Marguerite Maxwell, Mrs. Ceres Hardwick, Mrs. Mary Goodroe, Mrs. Lettie Flood, Mrs. Julia Granger, Mrs. Grace Weaving, Mrs. Mabel Clark and Mrs. Clara Blondin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
Literary Club Meets Friday

The Bunker Hill Literary Club will meet on Friday, Oct. 25. at the Bunker Hill Church. A feature of the program will be pageant Of book characters, under the direction of Miss Miriam Rhodes, in which members will portray the character in costume or otherwise.
 The current event roll call will be on the subject of the United Nations and will take place during the re- freshment hour.
 HoStesses will be Mrs. Walter E. Baldwin, and Mrs. Dudley T. Beard A board meeting at 2:30 P. M. will be conducted by Mrs. Earl Pearson
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
Lourdes Girl Scouts PIonninq October %

A Halloween party will be given by the Girl Scouts of Troop g at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in the parish hall, October 29 at 6:30 o'clock.
 Mary Chessa, chairman of the arrangements committee, is being assisted by Sophie Anderson, Laura Boteta, Rose Gaia, Rosemary Lew is, Gloria Legi, Elaine papineau, June Sabatini and Madeline zac- caria.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24

dressed the Junior League of Wa terbury, is presently putting the finishing touches to a book on the subject of clothes.
 The reason Madame Brune's esti- mate may appear to be way out of line with current price tags may be attributed to the fact that Madame prefers quality to quantity, and be- lieves a well-styled garment of good fabric may be worn for several years. For that reason in the budget figure of $275 she has included only two dresses.
 However, she has allotted $130 for coats which the designer feels should meet the demand for outer garments for an equal time, and therefore apportionment of this sum can provide further expendi- lures in the future.
 Advantages of Sewing
 Like most Paris coutourlers, Ma
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
Turn Verein Foir On Saturday

The annual fair of the Turn Verein Vorwaerts will be held at the organizations hall, 1181 North Main Street on Saturday evening, Oct. 26. Entertainment and dancing will be featured.
 Albert w. Hummel is chairman and is being assisted by the follow ing committees: Tickets, Erich Sch meer; kitchen, Mrs. Max Kiessling, Mrs. Bruno Grocholl, Mrs. Helen Schmeer, Mrs. Margaret Riff1er and Mrs. Molly Frings; house, William Schaeffer, Herman Mueller and Jo- Seph Winterhalder.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
Bridget CoIIhoon
 To Wed Saturday

MT. and Mrs. Patrick Callahan of South Elm Street announce the coming marriage of their daughter, Bridget M. Callahan to Raymond c. Evans, son of Joseph Evans and the late Mrs. Mary Evans of Hill Street. The wedding is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 26 at g A. M. in the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
McKoy-Whitemon Bridol Held

The marriage of Miss Mildred Mary Whiteman, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Seth Whiteman of Rose land Avenue, and Francis J. Mo Kay, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Fran cis Mckay of Holyoke, Mass, was held yesterday morning at g o'clock in St. Magraret's Church.
 Given in marriage by her father the bride was attended by Miss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
Dance Planned
 Bv Community Club

Final plans for a Halloween Dance and Social to be held at Washington Park Community House on October 31 were completed Tues day night at a meeting of the Washington Park Community Club. Mrs. Helen Talbot will be in charge of the affair. An entertainment, Mrs. Murphy Pinch Hits" will be presented by Mrs. Mary Byrnes, Mrs. Mary Kustar, Mrs. Michael McVerry, Mrs. John Cuddy, and Mrs. Helen Kiely.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
By BETTY BLANCHARD

Despite the high prices prevailing today, the working woman can dress attractively and well on a clothes budget between $275 and $500 year, Madame Louise Brune de- clared in an interview with The Democrat. The Parisienne designer and psychologist, who recently ad-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24

Jane Hart of Bristol, Pa, as maid of honor and Philip J. Mckay, brother of the bridegroom, was best man.
 Following a wedding trip to an unannounced destination, MT. and Mrs. Mckay will reside in Holyoke, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24

The Pilgrim Fellowship Group of the Second Congregational Church will attend a statewide Youth Rally of Congregational Christian Young People Sunday, Oct. 27, from 3:30 to 8;45 P. M. The meeting, which will be held in Bushnell Memorial Hall, Bristol will feature a program of singing, speeches and worship.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24

The Mary Abbott Community Club will show the film South of. Pago-Pago in the school gym nasium at 7:30 P. M. on Saturday, Oct. 26. Adults and children are in- vited to attend without charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
NaUy Veteran and Bride

Wed at the Church
 of Our Lady
 of Lourdes
 last Saturday, MT. and Mrs. Lionello pictured at
 the reception following the ceremony
 at
 Borelh's Banquet Hall. The bride
 k the former Miss Rosemary Paduano, daughter of Angelo Paduanc
 of Catherine Avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24

For her efforts in connection with the government campaign against H. hteracy, Mayan Princess Nicte- Ha was presented a diploma at a special ceremony in Villa Madero, Mexico.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
Bride of Stamford Man

Prior
 to her marriage last Saturday
 at St. Stanislaus Kostka Church, Mrs. LeSnikoWski was Miss Eleanor Zenbroski, daughter
 of MT. and Mrs. Chester Zenbroski,
 of Chestnut Avenue.
 The bridegroom is a veteran, having served with the U. s. Navy overseas
 for
 more than three years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24

Old water tanks are being used as walls for hutS in England.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-15
VEL ATMETE RUSU
PRIEKAISTA BRI-
TAMS

Londone, Vas. 13, UNO
Saugumo Tarybos posedis
antru kartu atmete Sovie-
tu padaryta Britams prize
kaista del laikymo Britu
armiju svetimose salyse ir
nesutikima ileisti tyrineji-
mo komisijos j Holandijos
Rytu India.
Savaite anksciau taryba
atmete Rusu reikalavima
isikisti j Graikija, kur lai-
koma Britu kariuomene.
Sovietai, uzgrobe ir pa
verge ivairias sails, kelda-
mi priekaistus Anglams uz
Graikija ir Java, tuomi no
ri irodyti pasauliui kad
Anglia yra grobike ir pa
vergeja.
Rusu okupuotose salyse
is pacioje Rusijoje varoma
smarkiausia propaganda il
visi ten jau itikinti kad
Anglia yra kalta uz gre.
sianti nauja kara, jeigu
toks karas kiltu, O Ameri.
ka kaltinama palaikymu
Anglu puses.
Ia prasme buvo ir Stall.
no kalba, kad sovietai tur:
butt pasiruose visokiam ne
tiketumui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-15
STREIKAI - DIDzIAUSIA
INFLIACIJOS GRESME

KA VISO SITO akivaizdoje
daro administracija? Atrodo
kad il jau pirm laiko ketina
atliuosuoti kainu varztus ir
tue uzbegti uz akiu kainu kon-
troles (OPA) panaikinimui.
Plieno kainos pakelimas jau
yra kaip ir ivykes faktas, o po
plicEo neisvengiamai seks vi
sos kitos pramones sritys, ku-
rios savo gaminiams vartoja
didesni ar mazesni plleno nuo-
simti.
BET KAIP gi gales butt uz-
kirstas kelias pernelyg dide-
liam kainu kilimui? | tai te-
ra vienas atsakymas. Nenor-
malu kainu kilima tegali SUI
stabdyti tarpusave biznio kon-
kurencija. Kas pigiau paga-
Minis tas daugiau ir greiciau
parduos. Is cia kiekvieno inte-
resas gaminti galimai pigiau.
| ~n Pabaiga cia pat
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-15
Nekurie Streikai Pasibai-
&c, kiti Eina prie Pabaigos
P. ROOSEVELTIENE
UZTARE PABEGE-
LIUS NUO RUSU

Londonas. = Kuomet So
vietu konaisaras Visinsky
kele reikalavimus suvarzy-
tt ar net savotiskai sutvar-
kyti Europoje issiblaskiu-
sius pabegelius, Americas
delegacijos mare poni Flea
nor Roosevelt, jam griez-
tai pasipriesino, ir laimejo
savo argumenta, atmetant
bolseviku atstoyo reikalavi-
mus. i
TautQ atstovai uz ponios
Rooseveltienes drasu pasi-
reiskin1a jai gausiai plojo
ir jos mintis pareme.
Visinsky norejo iSreika-
lauti kad prie kitko but,l
isduodama bolseviku karo
kriminalistai, O, aisku kad
sovietai surastu visus pa
begelius kriminalistais ir
isreikalatu ju grazinimo.
Kada Visinskv reikalavo
kad pabegeliu stovyklose
butu uzdrausta propagan-
da prizes UNO, Rooseveltie-
ne ir cia pareiske kad zmo-
nes turf teise pasakyti sa-
vo mintis, ir mes negalime
drausti jiems issireiksti ka
jie girdi, ka jie mato ar
lnanO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-15
NAUJA VIENINGOS
VEIKLOS PROGA

TOKIA situacija Amerikos
Lietuviams uzdeda didele par
eiga. Lietuvos pabegeliu, bent
ju dalies, likimas yra labai ne
tikras, ir jiems apsaugoti mes
turime padaryti vlska kas yra
musu galioje.
Ar NUNS pasiseks savo tik-
slo pasiekti ar ne yra kitas
klausimas, bet musq pareiga
yra veikti. Ir veikti reikia
greitai, apgalvotai ir tvirtai.
Turimi kontaktai su Wash
ingtonu turetu butt atgaivinti
ir sustiprinti, mes yra aisku
kad be Washingtono cia nieko
nebus galima padaryti. Tick
Amerikos Lietuviu Tarybos,
tick Amerikos Lietuviu Misi-
jos ir Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajun-
gos rysiai turf butt isnaudoti.
Kaip Willis-Kelly rezoliucija
taip ir pabegeliu apsaugojimo
akcija yra visu Lietuviu ben.
dras reikalas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-15
RAUDZIA w NELO.
JALUMA Boise
VlKAMS

Associated Press prane-
sa kad Amerikos okupaci-
Mai daliniai apvale Jugo-
slavu ir Lenku stovyklas
netoli Nuernbergo ir Muen-
cheno, kadangi Jugoslavai
ir Lenkai megine sudaryti
dabartinems VarSavos IL
Belgrade vyriausybems ne
draugingus dalinius.
Jugoslavai, girdi, Gene
rolo Popoviciaus vadovau-
jami, megine sudaryti ka-
raliska Jugoslavu kariuo-
meme, kuri but buvus prie"
singa komunistiskai Tito
valdziai.
Jugoslavu "apvalymas".
matyt, yra rezultatas Walls.
tybes Sekretoriaus Byrnes
pareiskimo, kuriame jis nu.
rode kad busia imamas:
priemoniu karaliskai Jugo.
slavu armijai sulikviduoti
Pastebetina kad tie Ju
goslavu daliniai apie ku
riuos uzsimine Byrnes, sa
WI laiku kovojo prizes Vo
kiecius ir ju buvo paimti
nelaisve.
Tai toks yra ju lojalum'
Anglams ir Amerikieciam
uzmokestis. Pirmiau ju te
vyne buvo atiduota j boise
vikisko tirono rankas,
paskui jie patys uz neisti
kimybe savo gimtos Sale
zudikui, kuri yra visai su
prantama, savotisku bud
buvo pazeminti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-15
PRANASAUJA PILE
NO IR GIN STREIKU
GALA.

Pittsburgh, Pa. = Vasa-
rio IL d., staiga pasibaige
elektros stociu darbininkQ
streikas, netesejes nei pa
rOs.
Philadelphia, Pa. -5Bai-
gesi trumpas streikas gat-
vekariu If busy operatoriu,
kas buvo sutrukdes miesto
gyventoju susisiekima.
New Yorke, Vasario IL
pasibaige traukiamu laivu
darbininku streikas, kuris
sutramde pristatyma mie-
stui kuro. Streikavo $500
darbininku.
Detroit. - Auto darbi-
ninku streikas tesiamas,
taciau unijos vadas Tho
mas pareiske kad jis nu-
mato susitaikyma trumpoje
ateityje, sake, G.. M. negi
nori bankrutyti, lures su-
Sitarti.
Dayton, O., dviejose GIN
dirbtuvese streikas baig-
tas. Ten streikavo : $4,000
darbininku.
Baigesi streikai daugely-
je miestu elektros padargQ
dirbtuvese.
Plien0 darbininku strei-
kas gall tuoj pasibaigti -
darbininkai gaus 1812c va
landau pakelima, pranesi-
mai sake.
Washington Preziden-
tas Truman atmete pasiu-
lyma atgaivinti tiesiogini
algu kontroliavima, kaip
buvo karo metu, tue gi tar
pu jo patarejai ruosia nau-
ia algu tvarkymo plana.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-15
RUSIJOE BALSAVO
VISI KAIP VIENAS!

Vasario 10, visuose Rusi-
jos sovietuose buvo rinki-
mas atstovu j auksciausi
sovieta. Pranesimais Va
sario II, antra diena po
balsavimu, jau Maskva Ii
nojo kad balsavimuose da-
lyvavo net 99l2 nuos. visu
balsuotoju.
Nei ziemos pugos, nei
salciai, nei negales netruk-
de sovietu zmonems eiti
balsavimu vietas ir balsuo-
ii, ir jie suejo veik Xxi vie
nam kaip avys.
Maskvai gerai paskelbti
tokia nesamone, mes niekas
jos negali patikrinti.
Amerikoje, kur balsavi-
mu tvarka yra geriausia,
ir tai ina kelias dienas ikl
gaunama visi balsavusiuju
suraSai.
Tuose balsavimuose bu-
vo renkama ir Lietuvos at
stoyai j sovietus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-15
POLITIKA
DIDELIS PAVOJUS
MUSU PABEGELIAMS

SENOVES kariai, ypac ju
vadai, daznai SUI savimi nesio-
davosi nuodu, kad galetu nu-
slnuodyti pirm negu jig nuga-
letojas inns is ju tyciotis il
JUGS kankinti. Sakoma kad
dldysis Punu vadas Hanniba-
las, Romenu nugaletas ir pa
beges pas viena Mazosios All
JOS karaliQ, bijodamas kad Sis
jo neisduotu, isgere nuodu,
kuriuos jis visuomet nesioje-
sis su savimi.
siadien baime butt isduotam
kenCia milijonai zmoniu. Ir
dar nezinia ar ia ju baime ne
pasirodys pagrysta.
Politinio pabegelio teise jau
yra paneigta. Svedijos vyriau-
sybes pasielgimas su Pabaltijo
pabegeliais yra baisus prece-
dentas. Nera abejones kad
bolsevikai ir toliau statys nau-
jus pabegeliu isdavimo reika-
lavaimus, kurie, suki sulau-
zius principa, gall butt paten-
knit.
Ypac sunku bus atsispirti
mazoms valstybems kaip, sa-
kysim, Danija ir svedija. Ia
ciau negalima pasitiket. ir di-
dziosioms valstybems.
KAIP pakartotiniai pranesi-
mai rodo, nedraugingu aktu ir
isdavimu pasitaiko ir is Ame-
rikieciu puses. Neivyksta tai
isakymu is virsaus, bet Wis
delto tokiu atsitikimu esti.
Mat, j okupacinius Americas
organus yra prisisunke nema-
ia bolsevikisko gaivalo, kurs
daugiau ar maziau yra linkes
pasiduoti propaganda buk pa
begeliu tarpe esq daug pro-
naziu. Kai kur net, sakoma,
buve pradeti savotiski tyrine-
jimai kas esas pro-nazis ir kas
ne. Is to isplaukia kad nei vie
mas pabegelis, Xxi siol laimin-
gal isvenges raudonosios gilti-
mes dalgio, siadien nera sau-
gus. -
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-15
kAINU KONTROLE
LAIKINIAI INFLIACIJOS
XARZTAI

Del auksclau nurodytu prize
zasciu karo metu yra nuisven-
giama kainu kontrole. Tai,
taciau, yra dirbtine priemone
kainu kilimui sustabdyti ir il
neisvengiamai atidaro duris
juodajai rinkai. Greta to, eko-
NOMINEES laisves salyje kainu
kontrole terra laikina priemone.
Anksciau ar veliau il esti pa
naikinama, ir kaip tik tue mo-
mentu kyla didziausias inflia-
cijos pavojus.
Nuemus kainu varztus, kai-
nos tvinte iStvinsta.
sITO AKIVAIZDOJE, fax
tas kad Kongresas atsisake
pratesti OPA igaliojimus po
Birzelio 80 d., aisklai byloja
kad sia vasara mes turesime
isgyventi dideli kainu kilimo
pavoju. OPA pabaigus savo
dienas, automatiskai pasibai-
gia ir kainu kontrole.
| Kainu kilima nujausdamas,
Wall Street jau kelia akciju ir
lvairiu kitu vertybes popieriQ
kainas, ukininkai sustabdo
ivairiu zemes ukio gaminiQ
| pardavima, neziurint j tai kad
jiems siuloma geros kainos.
Jie, mat, laukia kad kainos
dar pakiltu.
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<,.sxls.. vi gs.se ar NS.A me-
k
EKONOMIKA
Infliacija
kARAS - INFLIACIJOS
EARTAI

KARO metu milziniskos pi-
nlgu sumos aikvojamos karo
relkmenu gamybai. Toms su-
MONS sudaryti didinami taksai
IL uztraukiamos vieSos pasko-
los, kuriu realizavimas neima-
nomas be nauju pinigu islei-
dino. Lygia greta kasdien
visai sustoja arba labai zymiai
sumazeja.
sito pasekmeje kraste atsi-
randa labai daug pinigu, O
daiktu kuriu galima uz tuos
pinigus nusiprkti kaip ir ne
lieka.
kai visko ina trukti, kainos
neisvengiamai kyla ir tue pa
ciu pinigo verte malta: inflia-
cija.
TACIAU infliacija infliacijai
nelygi. Pinigo verte gall tru-
putt nukristi - tokioje pade-
tyje mes jau esame siadien -
arba pinigas gall visai nusto-
ii vertes - taip atsitiko SUI
caro- rubliu 1919 metals ir su
Vokieciu marke 1923 metals.
Panasaus pavojaus, zinovu
nuomone, Amerikai negresia,
bet Wis delto jai gresia uztek-
tinai -didele infliacija, kad Ia
hal sukrestu los ekonomini gy-
venimq. s
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-15
BENDRO PROGRAMO
RETKALU

JEI pradetume veikti bend
raj vienu klausimu, labai ga
limas dalykas kad ir kitais
klausimais pasiektume vienin-
gumo. Tuomet butu galima
pagalvoti ir apie bendro pro-
gramo sudaryma, kuris yra
butina planingos veiklos sally
ga.
Greta pabegeliu teisiu gyni-
mo, yra ir ellie kitty reikalu ku-
rie, besiartinant Taikos Kon-
ferencijai, yra reikalingi ru-
pestingesnio apsvarstymo.
Siuos visus klausimus arti.
mole ateityje turetu bendra
apsvarstyti ALM-LVS ir ALT
Jei tai ivyktu, butu zengtas
didelis zingsnis j prick ne til
vieningos veiklos, bet ir pla
ningo darbo kryptimi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-15

EIJROPOJE Amer j k O S
kariai srlnaikino, sulyg isa-
kymo, 5000 karisku lektu-
WI, vertes bilijono dolariu.
Jie esa karui netike ir ne
turf komercines vertes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-15

Maj. Armstrong, buves Co.
lumbia profesorius, zymus in
zinierius elektros srityje, ku-
ris pastaromis dienomis dare
pasekmingus bandymus su ra-
dar bangomis pasiekti menuli,
ir uz kelly sekundu gavo radio
bangu atgarsi, sugryzusiu nuo
menulio atgal j jo aparata.