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Tx VOKIECIAMS TEIKIA-
MOS PRIVILEGIJOS

IS Lietuvos prekiu atsargr
buvo sudarytos atskiros krau.
tuves, kuriose galejo pirkti tik
Vokieciai. Ju vitrinose buvc
didelemis raiden1is uzrasyta
"Nur fir Reichsdeusche" (Tik
Reicho Vokieciams). Didesniu
miestu viesbuciuose Lietuviai
neturejo teises pernakvoti, mes
geresni viesbuciai tarnavo tik
Vokieciams.
Vokieciai gaudavo Lietuvo-
je dvigubai didesnes maisto
korteles negu Vokietijoje, o
Lietuviai dvigubai mazesnes
negu Vokieciai Vokietijoje. ST.
tue atveju Latviai ir Estai bu-
Vo geriau traktuojami. Lietu-
Wis is Vokieciu skiriamu mai
sto racionu negalejo gyventi,
todel prasidejo visuotine slap
ia, nelegali prekyba, kuri is
gelbejo miestiecius nuo bado.
Betgi reikia pripazinti kad ba-
du nei vienas Lietuvis nemire
Vokieciu okupuotoje Lietuvo-
je, kai tue tarpu per 1858
metu okupacija daug Kauno ir]
ypac Vilniaus gyventoju ismi-
re nuo bado.
Lietuviams krito j aki Vo-
kieciu valdininku paperkamu-
mas maisto produktais, todel
eidamas pas Vokieti, nesesi la
Siniu gabala. Lasiniai isgelbe.
jo jo arkli ar karve nuo rekvi-
zicijos, jo sum- ar dukra nuo
mobilizacijos ar nuo isvezimo
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leisti, socialistai is tarybos is
simestu (greiciausia nusines-
dami visa tarybos kasa, o ka-
taliku negudrus vadai, pasiju-
te pralose, bio be lido likti il
Grigaieiui tupcioja).
Grigaicio ir jo koresponden-
tu nuolatinis prikaisiojimas
kad LVS ar AIM vakarieniau-
ia, yra tik norejimas paslepti
savo puotu ir vakarieniu is A.
l.. T. kasos, ir bergzdzio leidi-
mo visuomenes pinigu palaiky-
mui gerai apmoketu kelly as
menu ALT finansuojamame in
formacijos centre, kas palma
desimtimis tukstanciu dolariu
j metus uz rasinejima zinuciu
j tarybininku laikrascius. Gi
visuomenei uz aukas teprimena
kad Lietuvos reikalas Washin-
gtone tebesas "taip kaip bu-
vo", nors Lietuviu tauta bal
giama isnaikinti.
X. s. Karpius, LVS. Sekr.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-08

vote, kd jie nebus Vokieciu
pakeisti, palieka galioje, tat
nusavinti ukiai, namai ir fab
rikai pareina Vokieciu Union.
Ir Rentelno civiline valdzia, il
gal nelaukdama, eme Vokie-
CLANS dalinti geriausius ma
mus, fabrikus ir ukius. Boise
viku isgabentu j. Sibira Lietu-
viu ukius ir namus irgi dalino
Vokieciams.
Isikure svetimose sodybose
ir ukiuose Vokieciai laikesi is
didziai ir daugelis is ju muse
savo kaimynus Lietuvius ar
pjude JUGS sunimis. Tikriems
savininkams buvo uzdrausta
net rodytis toje apielinkeje.
Tuo ypaciai pagarsejo saukenQ
parapijoj Dittmann'as, caves
net iris 'Lenku" dvarus.
IS Suvalku krasto nemaza
Lietuviu ukininku buvo isvary-
ia is savo sodybu ir issiusta
Vilniaus krasta 'Lenku" So
dybas. Tai rode kad LietuviQ
tauta is vakaru bus keliama ]
rytus.
Nemaza Lietuviu is Suvalku
krasto buvo isvaryta is savo
teviskes ir issiusta darbams
Vokietija; ju vietoje atsisedo
Vokieciai. Geriausi butai SUI
baldais, namai ir fabrikai bu-
vo atiduoti Vokieciams arba
lauke ju atvykstant is Vokie-
tijos kaip "nauju savininkQ" ir
Vokisko kraujo neseju j Lie
tuva.
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GRIGAITlS MUILINA VISUOMENEI
AXIS IR LAIKO KATALIkUS
NEBYLIAIS
10 PIKTA KANlPAN1JA PRIZES TAUTININKUS PARODO
KAIP JIS "KvIEcIA" LVS-ALM ! TARYBA

kad tik pasirodzius kaip jie la
bal nori tautininkus j Taryba
priimti.
Bet pakartojimai kad "tary-
boje yra vietos visiems'', buvo
giedama ju kiekvienu atveju,
O siulymas taisyti Tarybos is
tatus buvo tik uzdarymas du-
ru bendram veikimui, mes kas
turf teise svetimos organizaci-
jos istatys taisyti, nebudamas
, nariu? Grigaitis, caves pata-
rimus ar pataisymus ALT u.s.
status, butu emes saukti: is
tokit j Taryba, tik tada ture-
sit teise kalbeti apie jos istatu
taissyma!. ....
Taigi, kad p. Grigaicio lai-
skas,. is Gruodzio IA, 1914 M,
kalbejo apie visai pasalini da-
lyka, ne apie veikimo suben-
drinima, ko jie grieztai atsi-
| sake, pareiskiant kad jie ne
mat0 reikalo vazineti nei tar
tis, LVS vadovyhei nebuvo kas
daugiau jam rasyti, ir jis ma
tyt apgailauja kad negavo dar
vienos progos isdrebti: 'isto-
kit j taryba!"
Tautine puse nepasiule tary-
bininkams pataisyti LVS ista-
tus privertimui ALT istoti j
LVS.
zinant kad tame kongrese
Grigaitis ir tuli jo artimi SAN
darieciai nenorejo net tos be-
prasmes rezoliucijos dasileisti,
galima suprasti kaip Grigaitis
vede toliau tarybininku politi.'
ka: Jokiu budu nedasileisti
joki bendra veikin1a su tauti-
ninkais, kitaip taryba skis!
Jis grasina, su Vaidylos pri-
tarimu, o kataliku atstovas
p. simutis, vienas prizes JUGS
likes be reiksmes, tyli is bal
mes, ir jokio pasitarimo apie
bendra veikima negali ivykti.
Nuns nenuostabu kad tary-
bos diktatoriukas Grigaitis mo-
ka dalyku nezinanciai visuo-
menei axis muilinti, bet keista
kad jis sugeba kataliku vadus
uz nosies vestis, ir sunku SUI
prasti kodel jie duodasi veda-
mi.
Grigaicio taktika nuolat n
sc piktai uzatakuoti tautininku
veikima ir sumanymus yra pa
megdziojimas Hitlerio ir Stall
no klastingos taktikos su savo
priesais kovoti ju nurekimu.
Visi rimti Amerikos Lietu-
vial pritars sudarymui bendro
| Vyriausio Komiteto ar ko pa
nasaus, mes tautine puse sutin-
ka kad taryba tame komitete
turetu daugiau atstovu. Ia
ciau Grigaicio visas pasalingas
riksmas ir kaltinimas tautines
puses uzsiveria neva siulyme
kad LVS istotu j taryba, tue
tarpu kai jis jau senai pagra-
sino katalikams jeigu jie su-
tiktu tautininkus j taryba isl
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VOkiielCiiq q Okupaciijjj LietuVojj
Raso JUOZAS' GOBIS
Mokytojas ir pedadogas, neprikausomos Lietuvos la
kais pasizymejes kai gimnaziju vadoveliu autorius
(NUO REDAKCIJOS:

(NUO REDAkCIJOS; 81 aprasyma Dirvai pamta is Eu-
Letuvu nformacu Buleteno edzamo Hanau mieste
Vokeoe ir skramo Amerkos Lietuviams parveze Ceve-
andets karys Jonas Jges To buleteno redakorus yra
A. Merke Ietuvos Aldo vrausias redakorius
pubkos Prezdento ekrtorius Ka Raltos pabege
a megnami apkaltnti po-nazkumu, Vokieciu okupacos
Leuvoe atrasakomas kane skeama aksten Vokeciu sic
kmas iSnaikin Ietuvq r Lielvius padary Vokecu
bernas patanaus rodymu kad Leuviams ir u Batos ka
megnam prmesti apkatnimai gryniausa netie
r piktas Srneiztas
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zYDU PERSEKIOJIMAS
IR ZUDYMAS

zydus Lietuvoje pra d e j O
ziauriai persekioti nuo pirmos
Vokieciu kariuomenes uzejimo
dienos. Kol jieskojo zydu boil
seviku, atsirado tam nesva-
riam darbui padejeju is Lietu-
viu jaunuoliu tarpo, kurie ker-
Sijo uz savo gimines, zydu boil
seviku iskustus Rusams ir per
tai isveztus j Sibira nezinomam
likimui.
Po poros menesiu neatsirado
nei vieno Lietuvio norincio ~
dams kerzyti. Tada Vokieciai
panaudojo Rusus savanorius
zydu likvidacijai; Rusai, Vo-
kieciu uniformoje, gestapo pri-
ziurimi, iSnaikino zydu masses
(vyrus, moteris ir vaikus), su-
varytas Vilniaus, Kauno ir
siauliu ghetto. Beliko keli ar
keliolika tukstanciu darbingQ
zydu, kuriuos Vokieciai, trauk-
damiesi is Lietuvos, kaz kur
isveze.
Rusai savanoriai, ypac Siau-
liuose ir Kauno mieste, buvo
ziaurus ne tik zydams bet ir
Lietuviams: nemaza zmoniQ
jie yra nuzude, suicide ir api-
plese. Jie buvo Lietuviams
baisesni negu gestapo. Maty-
ii, Vokieciai tycia leido items
savanoriams sauvaliauti, kad
labiau nekestu RusQ
ir glaustusi prie Vokieciu. Tam
tikslui Vokieciai siqsdavo Lat
viu ir net Estu policistus j Lie
tuva "mobilizacijos'' vykdyti
(zmonems gaudyti) j.: kovoti
su spekuliacija. Tuo jie more
10 sias tautas sukurstyti viena
ories kita, Vilniaus mieste
siunde Lietuvius prizes Lenkus,
, Lenkus prizes Lietuvius.
(Bus daugiau) |:
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ALT sekretorius P. Grigai-
tis savo Naujienose nori riks-
mu uzmusti teisybe, panaudo-
damas savo priprasta buda XII
tus uzpulti savo kaltinimais.
Taip jis, uz visus Tarybos
"tris didziusius", N-nu Vas.
18 nr. griebesi "sumusti'' ma
no pareiskima kad ALT ekze-
kutyvis komitetas ("trys didie-
ji''), atmete tautines puses pa
siulyma sudaryti Amerikos
Lietuviu Komiteta bendrai ko-
val uz Lietuvos reikalus, kalti-
no tautininkus uz "atmetima"
Chicagos kongreso pasiulymo
istoti j Taryba.
Kaip Chicagos kongresas tu-
rejo teise padaryti savo pasiu-
lyma bendrai veiklai taip is sa-
.vo puses ir tautines sroves va
dai turejo teise pasiulyti savo
projekta, bendram susitarimui
pagrinda surasti.
Tautininkai, pasiule savo su-
manyma nepadiktavo kad jis
turf butt priimtas, O jei ne tai
kalbos apie bendra veikima ne
gall butt.
Visai kitaip pasielge Tarybos
vadai: jie atsiunte savo "dek-
reta" ir tuoj paskelbe kad tai
esas jQ paskutinis zodis: Ne
istojat j Taryba - su jumis
baigta! - Ne taip susitarimai
jieskomi.
Mes pakartojame kad jeigu
Chicagos kongresui butu bu-
We pasiulyta sudarymas Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Vyriausio Komi.
teto, suvaziavimas mielai tai
butu uztvirtines.
Ir kongreso ir tautines pu-
ses pasiulymai turejo pasitar.
nauti tik suvedimui abieju pu.
siu paSitarimui ir radimui su.
sitarimo pagrindu kuriais ga
lima butu veikti. Tautine pu
Sc nei karto nepadiktavo tary.
bininkams "istokit Lietuva
Vaduoti Sajunga, cia vietos vi
stems yra", kaip kelis kartuS
pakartotinai dare tarybininkai
o tue tarpu visuomene apgau
dinejo tikrindami buk jie kvie
te tautininkus prisideti j ben
dra velklma, o tie atslsake.
Tautinei pusei rupejo ir ru'
pi suradimas bendros veiklos
su A. L. Taryba ir todel LVS
vadovybe keliais atvejais dare
pasiulymus ALT vadovybei SUI,
sieiti, suvaziuoti, susitikti, ap.
kalbeti bendra veikima.
IS ALT "triju didziuju" pu.
ses buvo prisiusta tik atmeti.
mo laiskai, aiskinanti kad JIG
(''trys didieji'') nemato reika-
10 nei suvaziuoti nei tariffs.
Savo pasirekavime ALT Sc
kretorius Naujienose pakartoja
savo sena blofa:
Jis mini ir kad ALT siule
LVS vadams patarimus kaip
pataisyti ALT istatus, ir kt.,
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PRUSISKA RENTELNO
RANKA

Bolseviku rezimas buvo Lie
tuviQ tautai toks sunkus, ziau-
rus, baisus ir nezmoniskas jog
Lietuviai lauke permainos, Wis
tick is kur il ateitu.
1r stai 1941 metu Birzelio
% Karaliauciaus radio prane-
sa jog Vokieciu armija zygiuo-
ia j Lietuva ir mesa jai laisve
ir nepriklausomybe. Nemaza
jaunuoliQ patikejo ia provoka-
CHA ir sutiko Vokieciu karei-
vius su dziaugsmu ir simpati-
ia, bet tas dziaugsmas neilgai
truko: po menesio laiko Lietu-
vos himnas jau nebeskambejo
is Kauno radiofono.
Lietuvos respublika buvo pa
versta "g n e ralkomisariatu"
kuriam vadovauti buvo paskir-
tas isdidus, Lietuviams nepa-
lankus naziu partijos veikejas
ir artimas Hitlerio bendradar-
bis DR.. Renteln; jis, caves Ber-
line isakyma savo politikoje
vadovautis Hit lerio knyga
"Mein Kampf', atvykes j Kau-
ma, tuojau paleido laikina Lie
tuvos vyriausybe ir savo pro-
klamacijoje j Lietuviu tauta
pareiske kad Xxi Siol visi Lie
tuvos politikai klydo ir vede
savo tauta klaidingu keliu. Po
naujo valdovo toxic pareiski-
mo zuvo bent kokia Wits gau-
tt is Vokieciu laisve musu kra-
Stui. Pc to Lietuviu spaudoje
Vokie6iu cenzura draude mine
ii Lietuvos nepriklausomybe ir
svarbesniais politikos klausi-
mais vedamuosius straipsnius
Lietuviu laikraSciams rase pa
tvs Vokieciai. Daugiausia to-
kiQ straipsniu yra dawes Kau-
no apygardos komisaras Lent
zen.
Pirmutinis is svarbesniuju
Rentelno potvarkiu buvo toks:
kas uzgauna Reicho pilieti tas
uzgauna Reicha ir todel turf
laukti sunkiausios bausmes. Sis
potvarkis aiskiai parode kad
Lietuviai laikomi zemesnes ru-
Sizes zmonemis ir neverti butt
Vokie6iu draugais. Kadangi |
Vokieciai girtavo ir pasigere
uzkabinedavo zmones tai Lie
tuviams beliko sukandus dam
tbs laukti kad Vakaru demo-
kratiios nulauzytu aStrius Vo-
kiecio okupanto ragus ir ma
gus.
APDOVANOJA VOKIECIUS
IsPLEsTAIS TURTAIS
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MEGINIMAS ORGANIZUOTI
TAUTINIUS IS DALINIUS

TAUTINIUS IS DALINIUS
Pralaimeje ties Stalingradu,
Vokieciai pasiule Lietuviams,
Latviams ir Estams mobilizuo-
It's ir stoti savo tautinius SIS
legionus. Estai ir Latviai, su-
kande dantis, sutiko, bet Lie
tuviai grieztai atsisake, reika-
laudami nepriklausomybes. Rem
telnui tai nepatiko ir iis dau-
gybe aukstojo mokslo zmoniQ
issiunte j Vokietijos konclage-
rius, kur kaliniai buvo ziau-
riausiu budu kankinami ir zu-
domi. SIS legiono vieton Vo-
kieciai eme gaudyti Janus
zmones "karo transporta",
"statybos batalionus" ir YER
giSka darba Vokietijos karo
ukyje. Daugelyje miest e | i Y
Sventadieniais Vokieciai apsup-
davo baznycias pamaldu metu
ir sventoriuose Janus vyrus
suimdavo ir iSvezdavo. Tokios
pat "ablavos" buvo daroma il
turgavietese, kinoteatruose il
aukstesnese mokyklose.
" Lietuviu atsisakyma sto-
ii j SIS legiona buvo uzdaryta
visos aukStosios Iietuviu mo-
kyklos, keliolika profesoriV
isgabenta j konclagerius.
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Platinkit Dirva!
Issirasyta galima bent kada.
Metams So. Pusei metu 81.
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APDOVANOJA VOKIECIUS
ISPLESTAIS TURTAIS
Renteln paskelbe kad visi
Sovietu ivesti istatymai Lietu-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09

Presbyterian Junior College
SUMNER SCHOOL BEGINS JUNE 10, 1916
Reresher Course for Veterans. Preparatory Department, 10th,
18th, 18th grades.
Collegiate Department, Standard Freshman and Sophmore
courses leading to A. A. or A. S. degree.
Commercial courses.
Flight instruction for private pilots license at Laurinburg-
Maxton Airport.
Apartments available for married students.
Fall Session Begins September 9, 1916
Registration fee of S. 100 reserves room.
Presbyterian Junior College
Maxon, North Carolina
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
Atomic Discussions
Proceed In Capital

WASHINGTON, June 8-tP-
Lord Inverchapel, British amoas-
sador, and Ambassador Lester B.
Pearson, of Canada, spent 40 min
utes with Secretary of State Byrnes
today discussing plans for the
meeting of the United Nations
Atomic Energy commission in New
York next Friday.
The two men came to the state
department at Byrnes' request.
The United States government is
believed to be in the final stages
of developing atomic control pro-
posals for submission to the com
mission at or soon after its first
meeting.
Pearson said today's talk was
concerned with questions of com
mission organization and pro-
cedure. The United States, Brit
ain, and Canada, jointly developed
the atomic bomb. They have been
working together on control prob
lens with the United States tax
ing the lead.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
Ohio Expert DEGREES
Diversion OF Lumber

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 8-P)
Ray Pencil, secretary Of the
Columbus Housing Advisory COM
mission, declared today it was "a
terrible thing to see" soc, 600 feet
of lumber authorized for construc-
ton of stands for the Louis-Conn
fight in New York, June 10.
He asserted he was forwarding
a protest to the Civilian Produc-
ton administration in Washington.
Remarking that the lumber was
sufficient to build IS low cost
homes, Pencil added in a formal
statement:
with many returned veterans
living in garages, or tryind es-
perately for temporary housing,
it is a terrible thing to see that
our Federal government has al
lowed all this material to 60 for
such a purpose"
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gressional reorganization bill on
a voice vote. He protested as
too restrictive" a section in the
original bill requiring the presi
dent to make a horizontal cut in al
appropriations if he finds the gap
between government revenues and
spending is greater than Congress
has approved.
This was the only major deci-
sion reached during a six hour
session in which the whole meas
ure came under attack. Senator
Overton (D-La) called it a me
farious bill' which should never
have been considered.
Senator Connally D-Tex) shout
ed that I'VE ourselves are discred-
iting ourselves by telling the coun-
try we are running the Senate in
a slipshod way = that we need
somebody to come in and tell us
what to do"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09

c~reasing the crews or adding to
crew accommodations aboard ship.
They listed these disadvantages:
Operators payrolls would rise.
Operators would have to hire re-
lief men to work on ships in port
and to replace crewmen who did
not use up their paid shore leave
during a brief stopover.
While taking no immediate stand
on these proposals, the committee
for maritime unity announced that
its co-chairmer. Joseph Curran
and Harry Bridges, along with
President Joseph P. Selly OF the
C1O radio operators union, will
meet Monday with CLIO President
Philip Murray.
Murray will be brought up to
date on negotiations.
Curran is president of the Nat
ional Maritime union and Bridges
is head of the CLIO Longshoremen
and Warehousemen.
Latin American maritime uni
ons have reached a decision not
to handle United States ships if
this government seizes them "to
break the June IS strike" Lewis
Goldblatt, GNU secretary said.
Similar decisions also have been
made by the French and New Zea-
land maritime unions against hand
ling U. S. merchant ships should
be they manned by American
armed forces in event of seizure.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
MILTON PARKER

CHADBOURN, June 8.-Funeral
services will be held Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock from the home
for Milton Parker, five-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. frankie Parker of
near Drum who was accidentally
killed by a shotgun blast yester-
day at 6 pm. at the home of Tom
my Waters, GAINESVILLE. The Rev.
Jessie Hilburn will o~fficiate.
Although he was rushed to the
DR.. Weinstein clinic at Fairmo1t
Immediately after the accident,
young Parker died 500 after ar
irving.
In addition to the parents, two
brothers, James H. and Willie H.
Parker, and a sister, Linda Rose
Parker, all of the home, survive.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
MRS. ALLIE F. RIVENBARK

WALLACE, June 8-Funeral
services will be held here tomorrow
afternoon for Mrs. Allie F. Riven-
bark, 81, of near here, who died
at her home Friday following an
illness of several weeks.
Services will be held in the Pen
hook church with the Rev. N. A.
Gresham officiating. Interment will
be in the church cemetery.
Surviving are her husband, A.
R%ivenbark; five sons L. p, Clyde,
Don and Clute and one daughter
Annye, all of near here.
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directly at CLIO president Philip
Murray who has appealed to MIR.
Truman to veto the bill.
They said the bill would be a
Wholesome beginning" toward
equal treatment of unions and en-
ployers and charged that McCray
apparently felt unions were "be-
yond the reach of law. They also
said Murray's position was based
on belief that labor has an unre-
stained right to strike "even when
it threatens to deprive the public
of transportation, fuel and light,
water and other essentials.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
TRUMAN POWDERS
CASE BILL ACTION
Continued From Page One)

denced by the fact that he decided
to forego the cooling preezes of
the Potomac at a moment when
Washington was s%weltering through
one of the hottest days of the year,
with temperature around the COS.
He also kept his calendar publicly
announced appointments blank aso
he could ponder a decision without
interruption.
Since Congress completed &C
ton on the case bill, Mr.. Truman
has been bombarded with argu-
ments by both sides.
The latest was a statement sign
ed by a bipartisan group of six
Senators who urged him to sign the
bill. Their statement was aimed
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
MRS. FANNIE w. HALL

Funeral services will be held
toArrow afternoon at 4 o'clock
fol Mrs. Fannie w. Hall, age 81,
widow of the late Virginus Hall,
who died at her home, 413 North
Fifth street, early yesterday morn
ing.
The deceased was born in Smith
field, Va, the daughter of the late
Alfred G. and Mary Agnes Han
kins, of Wilmington.
Services will be held from the
Grace Methodist church with the
Rev. J. A. Russell officiating. In
terment will follow in Oakdale
cemetery. Mrs. Hall was a life
long member of the church and
was numbered among the oldest
members.
She is survived by sig sons,
Bruce Hall, of Decatur. Ca; Vir-
ginus, Jr., of Cincinnati, Ohio; c.
R. Hall, of New York city; A. B.,
K. M, and Louis Hall, all OF VIII
mington.
Also surviving are n daugh-
ter, Mrs. R. L. Luerick, of Eliza.
beth, N. j.; one sister, Miss Kin
ME Hawkins, Of Wilmington, and
nine grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
AL SEAMEN'S STRIKE
YEARS SETTLEMENT AS
rI0 TALKS CONTINUE
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mo Man for time off with pay
y aort Additional conferences
l.4roen mediators, operators and
' os;, negotiators were set for to-
fn GIBSON said he couldn't predict
'5+ber time off with pay in port
Vas 5d be the formula for wiping
So' the threat T. a strike. He said
o0' sov nothing to warrant real
Mt ao,ism that the walkout will be
0pr.e1 Then he added quickly:
S' @.pnt I'm not pessimistic, either.
n1,ao the parties are discussing
g s.csreIy The issues in a dispute,
sA; T. 45e case here, there's always
ssoa of a settlement"
n' 69sficialIy. Gibson said, the uni
stiII say they want time off
VIZ sea and the companies say
Nv can't give it. Yet they are
.:.c,esing alternatives. He said,
US .bo whole matter still is wide
/ open.
6, far there has been no agree
u.r+ m anything in the negotia-
n n., IN ward off a strike. Now
wv a%r seven Gays away. The nat
@ w. maritime union has held out
"~ j.. 44-acur week FOR men on
~. dntv. Il started out demanding
n-bour week. with overtime
after that.
no nresent 56-hour week.
Tbo government conciliators have
,ronosed that sailors keep on work.
fng IS hours a week at sea. But in
view Of the Standard 40-hour work
uookin most industries, they
would get some time off with pay
when they reach port.
Under Consideration
vow much time off still is under
consideration. One plan contem-
mates a day en- land with pay for
4 tor every two weeks at sea.
The m~ediators conceded that the
II oIan had both advantages and dis
avantages. Bui it did appear to
offer a point around which at
+empts to end a deadlock might
Il %revolve.
The government has been aim
ing at settling first the differences
between Atlantic and Gulf opera
tors and the NMU so it could
spply the results to disputes in
Il vo,ving west coast sailors.
Discussions we're in progress
here among federal experts, west
coast operators and three of the
Unions in the CIO-dominated COM
mi+tee for maritime union.
And in San Francisco, negotia-
tons were starting today between
AL seamen and ship operators.
i Labor department officials said
Secretary SckWellenback, attend
Il inc an International labor organi-
ation conference on maritime pro
blems in Seattle. was keeping in
close touch with both sides in
San Francisco.
Up 10 now, the AFL sailors have
been complaining that they have
been neglected while the govern
ment and operators tried to settle
here with the CIO unions.
Government conciliators said
their plan for shore leave with
pay had these advantages:
Over an extended period, a
+ month for instance, sailors would
have shorter working hours than
before.
Ships could operate without in
II
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
Truman Gets Free Hand

WASHINGTON, June 8 -P)-
The Senate agreed today to give
the president free hand in cut
ting appropriations to stay within
an annual congressional budget.
Majority leader 9arkley ky
got the provision put into the con-