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FOR SALE-34 it. troller, every
 thing new Terms. Inquire Jul neau Welders. t27l-t3)
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ployment committeeman He'll fix you up, if anyone can.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-16
FOR RENT

ROOMS Kitchen privileges. Home Hotel-Ph. 886.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-16

FOR SALE-165 horse Lycoming full marine motor Inquire AL
 askan Cab after pm. (269-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-16

GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nent, $7.50. Paper Curls. $l up. Lola's Beauty Shop. Phone POI 315 Decker Way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-16

FOR SALF-Tt,.nrc- ike new. See MT. Shofner at High School. FOR SALE-22 tupe RIGA combin- ation recorder, photograph and radio Ph. 631.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-16

GRAY tailored all wool dress, inn ported material also crepe dress, size 12. PAP Decker Way, lower apt. (270-t3)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-16

LOST-White crocheted glove. Ph.
 266. (272-tD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-16

39 it. TROLLER for sale. See Har-
 bormaSter. t271-t4
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ROCK, SAND, Gravel, lawn dirt hauled. Phone Black 279, Bill Topsgard. t269-t3
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Baby's gold cross on chain
 Reward. Phone Red 624. (272-t2)
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR CHARTER = M. s. Jazz, at Boat Harbor. Ph. 861. (256-tG
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-16

PIANOS RENTED and TUNED Anderson Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-16

WINTER & POND CO, Inc. Complete Photographic Supplies Developing = Printing - Eniarging Artists Paints and Materials of
 Finest Quality
 Wholesale Juneau Retail
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FOR SALE = Electric Sunbeam Shavemaster, good condition, rea- sonable, Empire Office. (dh9
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-08-23
SHADES OF THE PAST
SHADES OF THE PAST
Car of 1911 Vintage Embarks
On Lengthy Endurance Test

Did a second Rip Van Wrinkle
awaken from long sleep and go
automobile-minded?
That is what service station at
PENDANTS from coast to coast are
wondering as they behold car
driven by John Bacon of Wellesley
Hills. Mass, Harvard university
senior, on a new type of transcon-
tmental endurance test.
Amazed by the klaxon horn,
acetylene lamps and antique mien
OF the vehicle, the attendants soon
learn that the car is Locomobile
of 1911 vintage
Abandoned Is years ago and
stored in an Exeter, N. H., barn,
the ancient car was discovered by
Bacon when he was attending Phil
lips Exeter academy. He purchased
1t this year after returning from
four years of army service.
Repairs Cost 1000.
Always interested in old cars, Ba-
con is confident the venerable old
seven-passenger Locomobile can
put 1916 models to shame on the
endurance test. After acquiring the
car, he dismantled the six-cylinder
engine and put an estimated 81 1000
into repairs and parts to ready it
for the road.
Motorists throughout the
country will be startled as Ba-
cons 35-year-Old wonder speeds
past them-it can do 70 miles
an hour without effort, he in
sists. He has no fear of bad
roads, low wheel base and rug
ged construction combining to
give a smoother ride than mod
ern-day cars.
Bacon admits there are a few
drawbacks to the ancient vehicle.
The wheel is hard to turn and the
foot pedals work little hard until
you get used to them," he says.
Has To-Day Goal.
A mark of 10 days for the Boston
to Los Angeles run was set by Ba-
con as he embarked on the trip.
He plans to spend some time sight
seeing in California before the re-
turn jaunt.
Although he has no doubts about
the success of his junket, Bacon has
refused to take up scoffers on pro-
posed wagers.
Il just don't want to take their
money-it would be too easy" he
insists.
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QRMQhM|5a:i'IEj|i!g!''''
h6zza l@5

Sandpaper is useful in cleaning
suede shoes. After a thorough
brushing, 60 over them lightly
with fine sandpaper, then follow
with cloth which has been moist
ened with vinegar.
Late fall is regarded as the best
time to do house painting, for by
then the long summer sun has re-
moved all moisture from the wood.
To remove dust from wall pa
per, wipe with soft wall brush or
soft cloth. Hard rubbing will streak
and roughen the paper.
Drab-looking flower pots can be
frightened by going over them
with ordinary wax crayons.
To help restore the original lus-
tire of gilt picture frames rub with
a sponge moistened slightly with
turpentine.
If you wish to mix cheese with
other ingredients to be cooked, cut
the cheese in small pieces or
crate it.
Let a child's going to bed be a
pie SAINT experience. Then he
won't be as apt to rebel at the
idea. Never send him to bed as
a form of punishment. Builds up
wrong attitude.
When you line dresser drawers
or cupboard shelves, cut at least
three layers of papers. Place them
all at once. Then when the top is
soiled, slip one paper off.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-08-23
1MIktk!GGz
AVIATION NOTES
WHO BUYS AIRPLANES?

Through a survey conducted by
the Aeronca Aircraft corporation,
through its 1000 dealers all over
the U. S., some enlightenment was
obtained relative to potential per-
sonal plane buyers:
Apparently the biggest group of
potential light-plane buyers falls in
to the age group between ID and
80 years, but Aeronca dealers re-
port no marked decline in interest
until beyond the 40-year mark. The
number of people who prefer to buy
on time or pay cash are about
equally divided, the survey shows.
Another 40 per cent of potential
light-plane owners are about equal
ly divided among lawyers, doctors
and educators on the one hand and
highly successful business men and
industrial leaders on the other. The
remaining 20 per cent are independ-
emily wealthy people who defed
classification as to gainful occupa-
ton.
Fifty-five per cent of the people
who planned to buy personal planes
know how to fly and 81 per cent of
these are ex-servicemen, although
not all of them flew in the service.
Three Per Cent Women.
Men far outnumber women as
prospective light-plane owners. Only
about 3 out of every 100 potential
customers are women. But, as
might be expected, many women
accompany their menfolk to deal
ers to look at models and talk air.
planes.
Where the man usually asks such
questions as How fast is it, How
much does it cost?" and What is
the operating cost?" the women
want to know How safe is ito" rs
it easy to fy?" and "How long does
it take to learn to fly it?"
Sixty per cent of the dealers re-
ported that it was their experience
that men learn to fly more readily
than women. Another Is per cent
said they could see little or no diff
ference between men and women in
aptitude to learn to fly. The other Is
per cent showed what must be
mixture of high honesty and diplo-
macy by refusing to commit them
selves.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-08-23

SEATTLE.-Accepted among the
men in the station and the house
wives on her route as a seasoned
veteran and a neighborhood fixture,
Mrs. Ellen Nermo, substitute mail
carrier at the Seattle post office
for the last two years, is planning
to take civil service examinations
for permanent appointment.
Recalling her first day as letter
carrier, Mrs. Nermo said, 81
thought one woman was going to
faint when she saw me come up
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y
AS highlight of the fete, three
masted caravel, modelled after one
of Columbus ships, sailed up the
Ozama river to re-enact the found
ing of western civilizations first
permanent site. Wearing late 18th
century costumes, sailors moored
the ship to a replica of a tree used
by Columbus brother, Bartolome,
when he founded the city in 1496.
Share With Haiti.
The original city, named Nueva
Isabella in honor of SPANS queen,
was located on the south shore of
the island which Columbus named
Hispaniola. Hispaniola, second to
Cuba in size among the West In
dies, lies between Cuba and Puerto
Rico in the Greater Antilles chain.
Sharing the island with Haiti, the
Dominican republic occupies its
eastern two-thirds.
Long called SantO Domingo,
the city was renamed Ciudad
TrujiIlo (Trujillo City, in 1886
after President Rafael Trujillo,
in gratitude for his efforts in re-
constructing the city along mod
ern lines after hurricane in
1880 almost completely demol-
ished the city.
Proud of their capital city's long
history, the 100000 people of the
Dominican republic are even more
conscious of its modernity and up
tosdateness. Ruins of the first hos
pital built in the Americas are a
short distance from the sun decks
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-08-23
RGCC00n Gets Lift
Bus Driver Rebels
AT New HiiChhiker

STRONGHURST, ILL. - Chester
R. Mccoy, Gladstone farm worker,
unknowingly gave a ride to new
type of hitchhiker recently. When
Mccoy stopped at a filling station
to have oil in his car checked, the
attendant discovered raccoon,
peacefully lying on shield near the
fuel pump enjoying the unexpected
lift. The raccoon resorted to fight
ing tactics in resisting all efforts to
displace him from his berth.
Mccoy surmised that the raccoon
had crawled into the car while it
was parked near farm field dur
ing the day.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-08-23
MiA Nzo M food

Francis x. Bushman was sum-
moned to New York in the early
days of the movies to sign a con-
tract with Metro. His press agent,
who wanted the matinee idol to
receive a substantial salary in
crease, filed his pockets with two
thousand pennies and dropped
handfuls of them as he and the
actor walked from Grand Central
Terminal toward the Metro Office.
Children, then grownups. fol-
lowed them to pick up the coins.
Metro officials, looking out their
windows, judged Bushman's popu-
larity by the vast throng that
logged his footsteps and paid him
1000 a week without argument.
Although never in the movies,
John D. Rockefeller did the same
with dimes.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-08-23

NEW SPORTS PLANE The
"piIot's dream ship" is what De-
signcr Dewey Eldred terms his
new sports type light seaplane.
X X
FIRST AIR SHOW
With the general postwar interest
in aviation, air shows are being re-
vived throughout the U. S. First
air show to be held in New England
since close of the war was held at
Bedford Field, near Boston. Ar
engagements were under general di-
rection of Theodore Drury, president
of Aeronautic Association of Bos-
ton. Highlight of the show was a
display by army air forces show
ing planes that played an instru-
mental part in Americas war VIC
tory as well as new machines.
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of the city's ultra-modern tuber-
culosis hospital. The uncovered
arch of the first monastery in Amer
lea offers an exciting contrast to
the modernistic verandas of the
Jaragua hotel, reputed to be the
finest resort hotel between Miami
and Rio de Janeiro. The Cathedral
of Santo Domingo, another FIRST in
the Western hemisphere, is close to
long row of modern government
buildings.
Wrecked by Hurricane.
Two violent hurricanes striking
428 years apart each stimulated the
community's growth. The first &C.
CURED in July, 1902, demolishing
the few flimsy buildings of the six
year-old post. The second struck
the Dominican capital in Septem-
Der, 1880, few days after Trujillo
became president.
Through most of the 10Th century,
Santo Domingo thrived as Spain S
capital of the western world. Co.
lumbus visited it often, even ignor-
ing royal decree when he stopped
there on his last voyage. In ac-
cordance with his wishes, he was
buried there. Ashes of the great ad-
miral now rest in the Cathedral of
Santo Domingo, awaiting transfer
to the Columbus Memorial light
house, soon to be built on high
promontory just outside the city
as beacon for ships and planes.
Mobiles seeking gold, scien-
lists and explorers, rich, enter
prising merchants, flocked to the
new worlds capital, making it
springboard from which new
cOnquests were launched.
COrtes, Balboa, Pizarro, Ponce
de Leon, De Soto and others
made it the starting point Of
important voyages of discovery.
Two centuries of decay followed
capture of the settlement by Sir
Francis Drake in 1886. Spanish in
terest was diverted to mainland
mineral wealth. Internal quarrels,
attacks by English, French and pi-
rates thinned the colony to 500 peo-
pie by 1885.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-08-23
Woman Mail Carrier No Longer An Oddly

the steps. Kids used to gather in
knots and whisper when ap-
peared."
Mrs. Nermo was among the wom-
en- hired by the Seattle post office
when war depleted ranks of carriers.
-" g. '-'rie. Mrs. Nermo in
sists, was with housewife after
SIC ..iaue wong delivery OF e.
ter. "This woman kept lecturing
me about the mistake and I took
it as long as could, then told her
off," Mrs. Nermo said.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-08-23
Boy Weighing 600
Pounds Dies at 10

GRAFTON, N. D.-Described as
1.-THE worlds biggest boy" James
Janousek, 10, who weighed 600
pounds, died of pneumonia at the
farm home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Janousek.
Janousek first gained notoriety at
the age of seven, when it was re-
vealed that he weighed 235 pounds.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-08-23
$35 Pony Beats
Expensive Animal

CHICAGO.-Les Atlass, radio
executive, doubted his ability as
a horse trader after a recent
experience at a horse show. At
lass entry, a Shetland pony
which he had purchased recent
Iy for SCI 900, was bested by a
pony which Atlass had sold for
S35.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-08-23
Cool Nightie

ESPECIALLY nice for tn e
~ slightly larger figure is this
neat and delightfully."- cool night
dress. Narrow lace makes a
pretty design to match the flatter-
ing sweetheart neckline. The back
is slit to the waist and there's a
narrow belt to tie. Use a colorful
all-over print with crisp white
trimming.
Pattern No. 1929 is designed for sizes
"a. Sc. 80. 40. AZ. "A. 46 and 43. Size So.
324 yards of IS or 39-inch: Ia yards
narrow lace.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-08-23
Temperature of Moon

The temperature of the moon
ranges from as high as 209 de-
grees Fahrenheit in full sunlight
to as low as IA degrees below
zero during its total eclipse.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-08-23
THE Old AND THE new
New Worlds Oldest City
Stages Anniversary Fete

Moss-covered ruins of of the first buildings Amer
stand pcturesquey modern structures
bridges spacious bouevards fine hospitals schools the
Oldest city the western hemisphere Cudad Truo the
Dominican republic which Sunday August d. observed the
of It's OH
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-08-23
Can You Guess These9

Take a whirl at these, gentle read
er, then head for the nearest psy-
chiatrist.
The following jaw-breakers, be-
lieve it or not, once had some
thing to do with recording of voices
for talking pictures, which incident
ally made their initial bow 20 years
ago.
If you know the correct meaning
of two, you're wonderful.
If you know the meaning of not
one, you're just as well off.
l. Sclerophonic?
2. Ischnophonic?
3. Kato-hypobariphonic?
4. Apnuestophonic?
S. Poistephonic?
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kTk
Beginners Dress

lust two main pattern pieces
- for this charming daytime
frock that closes just below the
waist. Makes easy sewing for the
beginner. Dropped shoulders &C
cent a trim, neat waist, soft gath
ers and a bow tie give a dainty
feminine air. Certain to win you
many compliments.
Pattern No. 1882 comes in sizes Il. Il,
16. 10. 20: 40 and 49, Size Il requires I
yards Of IS or 39-inch.
New-Exciting-Diffe summer
Issue of FASHION. Send twenty-five cents
for your copy Of this 52-page book of ideas
and patterns for all home sewers sug-
gestions by nationally known fashion edi-
tors special patterns by top-aight
American designers contest designs
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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-08-23

STUDY CONTRASTS anniversary
Of founding Cudad Truo a
arvew of the city poto)
has transformed the ancient city
en in Latin Parallel to the Avnda Washington
The shaft Dominican Washington
friendship between the Dominican republic
sharp contrast the dover
jlo at time still
was "led nl-cIad and ill.,
house,
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Did You Guess Right?

/. Harsh, strident tones, as per
Jimmy Durante.
2. Thin, wavering tones, la Jack
Benny.
8. This is a mean one. 1t means
that in saying such words as going,
coming, swimming, ct cetera, you
mistreat the final syllable-such as
goink, swimmink, comink-if you
get what we're meanink.
4. Swallowed, indistinct tones.
S. Slow, hesitant, broken speech
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-29
ROOSEVELTO SU-
NUS w SOVIETUS

Prez. Roosevelto sunus
Elliott nusidangino j Mas
kva, ir ten, bolseviku gir-
domas ir vaisinamas, pra-
dejo sakyti net savo saliai
isdavikiskas kalbas. Jisai
nupasakojo kad ir Ameri-
koje nera geriau negu Ru-
sijoje, mes esq ir cia State
DEPARTMENT. atstovas Sc
kiojes sovietu spaudos at
stova Ehrenburga kai jis
Amerikoj vazinejo. Elliott
smerkia Americas valdzia
kan j vercia sovietu agen-
tus registruotis Amerikoje
kaip svetimos Sales agen-
tais. Jis taipgi skelbia kad
Rusijai turi butt pavesta
rytine Europa, ir Amerika
neprivalo kistis j Dunojaus
upes slenio kontrole.
Neuztenka kad bolsevi-
kai buvo sumaise galva jo
senam tevui, kuris sutikda-
mas su Stalino visokiomis
klastomis leido pasauli pa
statyti j dabartine apverk-
tina padeti, bet ir Sis jau.
nasis Roosevelt savanoria.
lenda j Maskvos pinkles il
skuba tapti sovietu agentr
ir savo saliai kenksmingu
Neveltui Demokratai, ku
riu aukstieji vadai jau bu
vo komunistu sukvailinti
buvo beveda sia Sail j ko
munizma. Ju piktu darb,
vaisiai sunku bus atitaisy
ii. mes zala padaryta laba
didele.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-29
PREF. TRUMAN SALINS KOMUNIS-
TUS IS VALDzIOS ISTAIGU

Prez. Truman, nelaukda-
mas Xxi Sausio pradzioje
susirinkes naujasis Repu-
blikonu kongresas imsis ka
daryti, pats isteige speciale
komisija paruosimui isva-
lymui komunistu ir kitu
"kenksmingQ' gaivalu is
federalisku istaigu.
Praeiti rinkimai atidare
axis ir Demokratams, kurie
name kad draugaujant su
komunistais ir laikant JUGS
valdiskuose darbuose, bus
galima laimeti rinkimus.
Visuomene parode griez-
ta pasipriesinima komunis-
tams balsuodama. uz tuos
kandidatus kurie smerke
raudonaji fasizma sioje sa-
Lyle.
Demokratu partija, jei-
gu dar nores gyvuoti, ma
tomai bandys prisitaikyti
Americas visuomenes dva-
siai.
Jau pereita Liepos meme
81 pradeta kelti reikalavi-
mai Kongrese kad butu va
Iona komunistai is svarbiu
valdisku vietu, ir skelbta
kad is State Departments
tarnybos jie paleidziami,
taciau komunistu ir ju pri-
tareju valdiskose istaigose
yra tick daug kad reikalin-
ga specially priemoniu jV
suradimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-29

tik papasakoti tai ka as is Jo
girdejau.
MARZFELDO Lietuviu DIP
stovykla issiskiria is kitty tue
kad il yra, galima sakyti, vie
nintele "darbo stovykla". Visi
stovyklos gyventojai privalo
dirbti ir dirba. Cia nei vienas
sveikas vyras 20 ne vyru cia,
kaip sakeme, beveik nera) ne
laikomas be darbo. Visi dirba
Amerikieciu ADMINISTRATORS :
okupacines valdzios bel kariuo-
menes zinioje. Ryta sunkve-
zimiais isveziojami darbininkai
ii darbovietes, o vakare atgal
atvezami nakvynei. Darbai ne
sunkus, bet apmokami Vokisko-
mis- normomis - po 90-1OC
centu valanda. Menesi isdir-
bus gaunama apie 120-130 mar
kiu. Uz ta suma gall nusipirk.
ii du pakeliu Amerikonisku ar.
ba keturis pakelius Vokisku ci'
gareciu. Arba jei nori ia uz
darbi ismainyti sviesta tai u
! j gausi viena svara ...
(Bus daugiau)
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NESUTINkA ISDUO
I'll ATOMO ARSENA-
LO PASLAPTIES

Lapk. 26, UN konferen-
cijoje, Lake Success, N. Y,
Amerika ir Britannia nu-
neige Molotovo o pastangas
isgauti atominiu bombu ar
senalo paslaptis, mainais j
sovietu sutikima suteikti
zinias apie armiju skaicius
mamie ir svetimose salyse.
Molotovas visa diena ko-
vojo privertimui Amerika
isduoti smulkmenas savo
atominio arsenalo. Visais
budais jis norejo iSgauti su-
tikima kad butu pasikeista
ziniomis Americas atomi-
niu bombu kiekio j sovietu
siulyma patiekti zinias ko-
kias armijas raudonieji tu-
ri. Jam nepavyko.
Britai ir Amerika' prave-
de rezoliucija kad visos u.
N. mares patiektu sarasus
savo armiju turimu mamie
ir svetimose salyse, taipgi
tu armiju <laikymo vietas,
orc ir karo laivyno bazes
ir ju tvirtuma.
Britai geriau uz Ameri-
kiecius suprato kad Moloto-
vo siulymas nusiginkluoti
ir patiekti kariuomeniu sa-
rasus yra tik Molotovo To-
simas gavimui pasaulio pri-
tarimo buk Rusai nori tai
kos.
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ksSykIQ Operatoriai Nori Baigti Stfeika
LEWIS RANDAMAS kALTU. JIS Ne
KALBA APIE TAIKYMASI

Lapkr. 29-3O, Federalis
teismas svarsto angliaka-
siu unijos vado John L. Le-
wis byla, kurioje jis kalti-
namas nesiskaitymu su tel
smu. Unijos advokatai pa
siryze ismesti is teismo ta
kaltinima, kuriuo remnants
valdzia bando prikibti prie
Lewis uz nepildyma drau-
dino saukti streika.
Pats teismas aiSkiai ne
Zinc ar Lewis gall butt ras-
tas kaltu, ir ta zinodamas
Sis maineriu carukas pasi-
ryzes paraliziuoti visos sa-
lies gyvenima toliau.
Ka jis arba jo kiti unijos
virsininkai paiso kad Sim
tai tukstanciu darbininku
like be darbo skursta, kad
jie niekad neatgaus praras-
tu savo algu del streiko ir
nedarbo. Lewis ir jo gize-
liai be jokios pertraukos
ina sau tukstantines algas
kas menesi is unijos lido ir
gall streika testi.
Vienos kasyklu operate
riu sajungos pirmininkas
sake, jie~sutiktu uzmirsti
dabartinius. nesusipratimus
ir nori pradeti kalbas su
unijos bosu apie taikymasi
ir naujas darbo salygas; sa-
ko, maineriai turi teise tu-
reti trumpesne darbo savai-
te ir geresnes algas.
Taigi isrodo kad kasyk-
lu savininkai nori prieiti
susitarimo. Lewis tue tar
pu visai atsisako kalbeti ar
jis nori tariffs ir baigti ta
kenksminga streika.
Angles kasimas eina, bet
pusiau maziau negu nor
maliu laiku. Yra anglia
kasyklu kurios nepriklauso
Lewis'o unijai.
Tuo tarpu, del ANGLES
stokos salyje nekurie dar-
bal uzsidaro ir simtas TUX
stanciu kitu darbininku pa
leista is darby.
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VEL STREIKUOS?

ELL ~ oAA~A>AAAO ~ W. Az
Chicagos pranesa kad CIO
uzgyre skerdyklu darbinin-
ku streika. Streikas igalio-
ia saukti visoje salyje kada
unijos vadai "matys reika-
linga" to zygio imtis.
Milwaukee, Wis.,, tesiasi
Allis-C Chalmers Mfg. darbi-
ninku streikas jau apie 22O
dienu. Daznai ten pasikar-
toja riauses. -Streika vado-
vauja komunistu valdoma
unija. Darbininkai sutinka
tarybu keliu tariffs del algu
ir kitu salygu, jeigu kom-
panija su tue sutiks ir jei-
gu unijos vadai leis baigti
streika. :.
st. Paul, Mimi, sustrei-
kavo mokyklu mokytojos
reikalaudamos daugiau al.
gos.
Mesos darbininku unijs
sako turi 165, 900 nariu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-29
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