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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-30

WANTED-Tractor drag saw to
run off power take off shaft on
tractor. Phone or write John Nor
viel. East Liberty Rt. l. 12-30-1ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-30

FOR SALE-A few choice Spot
ted Poland China gifts, to farrow
in March. R. F. Bell & Son, Rich
wood, Rt. 2. 1890 It's
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-30

FOR SALE-Berkshire gilt, open,
also few game chickens. r. r.
Warrick, first road west of Ray
mond, first house on road.
12-30-1tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-30

FOR SALE-Large size heatrola,
cheap. Clarence Schalip. Phone
6571. 12-30-1tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-30

U
FOR SALE-5 Hampshire bred
gifts, l Hampshire male hog, IA
months old. Call Swartz, Rich
wood, "a mile east of Claiborne.
Phone 1886. 12-30-1ts
FOR SALE-'39 Chevrolet tudor
master deluxe. Phone 1874.
12-30-1ts
FOR SALE-2 good fresh 1st
calf Holstein Ayrshire crossed
heifers, also Universal milking
machine, good as new. M. o. Ken
nedy, 6 miles north on Rt. 81.
Phone 1872. 12-30-1ts
FOR SALE-Co-op corn picker,
new last fall; Hampshire gifts,
open, some bred; Warm Morning
heatrola and two tons of hard
coal. F, l.. Patton, l mile south of
Broadway. 12-3O-1ts
FOR SALE registered English
shepherd pups, Is bred ewes.
Donald Rausch, Marysville Rt. l.
12-30-ltS
FOR SALE-Monarch coal stove,
also 5-burner coal oil stove, with
built-up oven. Carl Smith, End
house east of Springdale church.
l2-30-1tS
WANTED-Corn to pick, at once.
Clarence Schalip. Phone 6571.
12-30-1tS
FOR SALE-Large size heatrola,
cheap. Clarence Schalip. Phone
6571 12-3O-1ts
FOR SALE-Berkshire gilt, open,
also a few game chickens. r. r.
Warrick, first road west of Ray
mond, first house on road.
12-30-1tS
WANTED-Tractor drag saw to
run off power take off shaft on
tractor. Phone or write John Nor
viel. East Liberty Rt. l. 12-30-1 It's
FOR SALE-105 acre farm; z
room house, good barn and other
buildings, we'll tiled and new
fences. Cistern and driven we'll,
good farming ground, location,
mile south of Raymond. c. J.
Mathys, Phone 1864 Raymond.
12-30-1tS
FOR SALE good 4-year-old
Roam mare, weight 1900, we'll
broke. Fred Guy, 2 miles north of
New Dover. Phone 1888. 12-30-1ts
FOR SALE-beef, by the side or
quarter, corn fattened and priced
reasonable. M. o. Mather, Marys-
vile Rt. 3, l mile northeast of
Magnetic Springs. 12-30-1 It's
FOR SALE-Two good hand corn
shelters, your choice for So, al
most new 6 hole, self feeder, first
$40. takes it. Will pay Is cents per.
pound for prime beef hides. R. H.
Doyle, Redwood, o. R. D. l. State
Route 81, Phone York 242
12-30-ltS
WANTED TO RENT-Farm 100
to 200 acres, cash, Grain $3.50.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-30

FOR SALE-'39 Chevrolet tudor
master deluxe. Phone 1914.
12-30-1tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-30

FOR SALE registered English
shepherd pups, Is bred ewes.
Donald Rausch, Marysville Rt. /.
12-30-1tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-30

FOR SALES plow Information
al tractor, on rubber, with new
3-bottom plow. Mack Hall. Mid
dleburg. 1880 Its
Evening star., 1946-07-17

room or ten, you'll want to sleep sleep. sleep.
sure of it? On Estee beddne of course Mattresses,
beds tagged with Estee labels are all backed with
perIotive comfort Whot eIse2 Every piece is built
ith deep innersprnes. Yes, Estee bedding is your
"entree" to the sweetest sleep ever.
Noue nnerspng Mattress tailored with rebuilt border button
tuftne heavy soz cond striped ticking And finished with honde
for eosv t,,rnino Twin and double eszes-------4 -4045
Modern sofobed hos handy bedding compartment the
bose nnesprne conueton upholstered smart modern fobcs
soobed the and back covered with cotton
sleek simoted eoer Modern design
"a bed innerprng
Shop Fourth Floor. The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-08-03
Soldier Is Rescued
From Niagara Ledge
by the Associated Press

NIAGARA FALLS, Ontario. Aug
"a Canadian soldier was rescued
yesterday after falling 40 feet to a
narrow ledge which saved him from
plunging 100 feet to the roaring
torrent Of the Niagara River below
the cataract.
He was Company Staff Sergt
Maj. Eric Howard Latham, 20, OF
Hamilton, Ontario, whose shouts
for help attracted early morning
tourists seven and a half hours
after he had fallen and suffered a
possible broken ankle, knee injury
and bruises.
Canadian Customs Inspector Jack
Woodruff and Canadian Bridge In
spector Hugh C. Swain tried vainly
to reach Sergt. Latham, then noti-
fed the police and fire departments
A fire department ladder was
lowered to the ledge and william
(Red) Hill, Niagara Falls riverman
who has participated in many res
cues. reached Sergt. Latham and ad-
ministered first aid.
Sergt. Latham was hauled up in an
undertaker's basket and taken te
the Niagara Falls General Hospital
where his condition was reported to
be pretty good"
Sergt. Latham told Mr.. Hill he had
stepped over the 3-foot stone wall al
the top OF the precipitous bank al
about II pm. and slipped on wet
grass. plunging to the ledge 40 feet
below.
Sergt. Latham said he was uncon.
Evening star., 1946-08-03
Mrs. Christine Smith
Reelected President
OF CoIored Women

Mrs. Christine S. Smith of Detroit.
Mich. a prominent church and civic
worker, yesterday was reelected
Evening star., 1946-08-03

Mrs. Smith Mrs. c. S. Smith.
succeeded Mrs. Ada Belle DeMent
of Mineral Wells, Tex, as president
of the association when the latter
died in Office last year.
She told the delegates to the 5oth
anniversary convention of the
NACW, 1T is our purpose to erect
securely on the foundation laid by
the pioneers structure whose cor
nerstone shall be service, brother
hood, loyalty and devotion in order
that we make our contribution to the
building of new world which shall
ultimately be one world for man.
kind"
With yesterdays balloting for ma
tional officers, the convention con-
cluded its week-long session here,
which was highlighted by a
protest march to the White House
Tuesday demanding Federal action
against the mob which killed fou1
colored persons in Monroe, Ga.
last week.
Delegates visited both the Demo-
cratic and the Republican National
Committees, as well as the Offices
of numerous members of Congress
during the week to urge anti
lynching measures. abolition of the
poll tax, maintenance of the Fair
Employment Practices Committee
and the unseating of Senator Bilbo
Democrat, of Mississippi.
Yesterday another delegation
which had been trying for several
days to obtain an interview with
President Truman. left a petition
at the White House urging the
President to support and press Fed
Evening star., 1946-08-03

scious most Of the night. during
which 1t had been raining, but awak.
ened shortly before daylight.
Evening star., 1946-08-03
Bidders Using Pipelines
For Oil to Get Priority
By the Asxociated Presx

The War Assets Administration
announced yesterday that bids pro-
posing use of the big" and little
inch pipelines for transmission 'ot
oil and oil products will be giver
first consideration" in disposing o.
the Government-owne facilities.
Some of the 16 bids opened Wed.
nesday for purchase or lease of the
lines called for their use in trans.
porting natural gas.
Evening star., 1946-08-03

eral legislation against lynching
and mob violence" to strive for
abolition of the poll tax in every
State of the Union" and to main
tain and defend the FEPC, "the
Nations guarantee of economic
justice to every citizen
A similar delegation, headed by
Mrs. Lucy Harth Smith of Lexing-
ton, KY, and including a delegate
from each of the 43 States repre-
sented at the convention, went to
the office of Attorney General
Clark, where officials told them
they would "do everything in their
power" to correct racial injustice.
Evening star., 1946-08-03
S Also Directed Traffic,
Nuremberg Witness SAYS
BY the Assoeioied Press

NUREMBERG, Aug. 3.-The IS
which has been charged collectively
with history's most heinous crimes,
was described before the War Crimes
Tribunal today as purely "protec-
tive" organization which often was
used for traffic control.
Friedrich Won Eberstein. who was
a group leader in the SIS starting in
1888, said "on party days the SIS
not only had a parade but also was
charged with direction of traffic. At
the end of the day they were often
very. very tired"
Eberstein also claimed SIS aims
Evening star., 1946-08-03

pTeSlQenC Oh Jile
National Associ-
alton of Colored
Women.
w | d o W of
Bishop Charles
S. Smith of the
African Metho-
dist Episcopal
G h urc h, Mrs.
Smith is an Of
ficial of t h e
church's m is
sionary society
and a former
YWCA Sc ere =
tarv,
Evening star., 1946-08-03

could not be called illegal because
myself, member Of the nobility,
and many others of nobility and
church joined Our aims were only
to advance the cause of Germany
throughout the world
The witness was the first called
in defense of the SIS.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-09
Ypsilanfi High Wins Crucial Game
Normal Sends Twenty Man
Squad to State College

Michigan and Ken Weisner OF Mar
Quette. Taylor has cleared the bar
at six feet, six and fve-eighths in
ches, a Jenson Field House record.
Weisner has also come close TO
the stratosphere with a height of
six feet, hve and three-fourths in
ches.
Shot-put entries from MSNC will
be Dale Anderson, Johnson. and
Bill Wilson. while Ed Wellner will
be thu Hurons' lone participant In
the broad jump competition.
Any four OF the following run
ners may enter the mile relay:
Nudge, Nederlanden, Spencer,
Cave, Tobias, or Johnson. accord
ing TO Coach Marshall.
Prellminaries we're scheduled for
$500 this afternoon. while the finals
will be run tonight at 7 o'clock.
Schools entered in the East Ian
sing meet are MSNC. University OF
Detroit, Drake University. Loyola
OF Chicago. Michigan State. Notre
Dame, University OF Pittsburgh,
Wayne University. Western Michi-
gan. Marquette University, Miami
University OF Ohio. Kansas State.
and Bradley Tech. Iowa State
College originally planned to COM
pete. but withdrew It's entries
Thursday because OF fnal examina.
tions.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-09
Rural Events

TUESDAY
oakVllle
Oakville Farmers Club. home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Thurlow Heath. pot
luck supper, election of officers.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-09
Schedule Set
For Thincla

Michigan State Normals track
schedule is set through May 4,
Coach George Marshall announced
today. In outlining his 1946 sche-
dule, the Huron coach stated that
he wouldn't make any rash prom
ises for this year. But watch us
next year." he stated.
After a track lay-off for two
years, the Normal trackmen are
getting back into the sport with a
vengeance, starting with today's
trip to the Central Collegiate Con-
ference Track and Field Champion
ships at East Lansing.
The indoor season will continue
March 16 when the Hurons meet
Wayne University in Waterman
Gymnasium at Ann Arbor. On
March 20, the local collegians will
travel to Lafayette, Ind. for the
Purdue Relays. The Chicago Re-
lays will close the Hurons' indoor
track season March 30.
At present. Coach Marshall has
scheduled only two definite dates
for his outdoor season: the first
being the 37th annual Drake Re
lays. April 1921: the second with
the University OF Detroit here,
May 4.
Most OF this years cinder squad
Is either inexperienced or stale af-
ter a couple OF years of inactivity,
Coach Marshall stated. However,
by the time their outdoor sche-
dule begins, the Hurons should be
shaped into a dangerous group of
competitors.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-09
Ring Decisions

New York-Bob Montgomery. 139
"a, Philadelphia, outpointed Tony
Pellone, 14S, New York. non-title,
(10). Sal Richie. $50, New York.
outpointed Rudolph (Torpedo)
Reed, LAG S-4, Los Angeles, (6).
st. Louis-Phil Terranoya. 129,
New York. outpointed Jimmy
Joyce, 1S1 IL, Gary. Ind, (1O).
Eddie Lander, 1913. Chicago. out
pointed Stanley Cieslak, 1874, De-
troit. (S).
New Orleans-Jock Leslie. 124
1-2. Flint, Mich. knocked out Hugh
(Pee Wee) Flores. 120. Tampa.
Fla. (2). Anthony Arnone, 1872
1-2, New Orleans, outpointed Rocky
Progano, 129, Stamford, Conn.
(S).
Philadelphia-Joe Rodriguez, 1872
IL, Philadelphia, outpointed Paul
Febbo, 124. Philadelphia, (S).
San Francisco-Leroy Wade. 1862,
San Francisco. knocked out Cecil
10 Lozada, 1853, Mexico (2).
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-09
TEMPLE LADIES LEAGUE
Team Standings

Team high single game -
Moray's Jewelry, S14.
Team high series--Moray's Jew
elry, 1902.
Individual high single game-A.
fowler, 1877.
Individual high series-K. Mey-
ers, 4S9.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-09
St. Thomas Takes Advantage
of Off Night For Roosevelt

The Roosevelt quintet couldn't
seem TO get going" Friday. and
they went down TO defeat to st.
Thomas. Ann Arbor. In the district
basketball tournament, 21-37. The
game was in Ypsilani High-School
gymnasium at $3.50. Murphy, St.
Thomas. was high point man of the
game, scoring 10.
The Rough Riders got off to a
bad start. and weren't able to catch
st. Thomas once they got going. In
the first half for Roosevelt Appl
made one field goal. and one free
shot, Minzey sank two field goals.
and Drew and Connolly each made
one free shot. For st. Thomas
Murphy made four field goals, and
one free shot. and Bruetsch and
Rohr each made one field goal. In
the second half Minzey made one
field goal, and two free shots,
Connolly made one Of each, Drew
made three free shots. and Appl
made field goal. For St. Thomas
Murphy sank five field goals. Con-
nally made three, Bruetsch made
one. and Schnehelt. and Ross each
made one field goal. and one free
shot. So the final score was st.
Thomas 81. Roosevelt 21.
This eliminates Roosevelt from
the tournaments.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-09
Sports Roundup

Arbor Mieh-APUnyersiy of Michigan and Michigan Tech
hockey last contest OF fourgsme series tonight with
the wolverines sporting virtue OF IL to victory last
night
Minneapolis MinnAP- shee weight OF numbers means any
Big Ten Conference swimming meet
tonight in the Minnesota pool
than the defending
Other schools split the
parayey Northwestern Iowa and Purdue get
Minnesota Wisconsin and In
failed qualify
athletic officials
possibility accepting invitation
to made Chicago University
yesterday Withdrawing from the Big Ten
Champaign IAPThe University of Illinois ruled favorie to-
which Unver
defending the seminas finals this afternoon
and
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-09
Michigan Hero
Facing Charges

Ann Arbor, Mar. "a warrant
charging Maynard II. Smith. first
Michigan soldier TO win the Con-
gressional Medal OF Honor in World
War II. with failure 10 comply
with a Washtenaw circuit court or
der to pay SIS per week to Mrs.
Helen Smith Chapman, his sec
ond wife, has been authorized by
Washtenaw Prosecutor John w.
Rae.
The warrant charges non sup
port Of their child, four and a half
year old William. The divorce de-
cree was granted here In 1912.
Meanwhile Mr.. Smith remarked
and was living in Caro- when he was
presented with the Medal OF Hon.
or. He is employed by The Bureau
OF Internal Revenue in Washing
ton. ID. c.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-09

oa mar uu,od frov.. Afgrhl..,
state Norman .College lett To-Day
with Coach George Marshall to
compete I'm the 18th annual Cen.
traI coIlao1a,a cor,aronco rro.h
ana Etsid Chsmntonsh,ns :, N,ishI
ran stste CoIIara a. Ess, T.n.Sna
Ai,hanah ha Soaan,, 80 nxnaa. h..
,rscLnar - 49, 80 ..nr..,.a, 80
racorSs aas,nst ,ha 20 o.has ~,
isses naS,tc,na,tne =, Tnn,soa
EieIS uorsa Coach uas.hSn ia
Fridry tha, than,d shrin1 hacS
some noInts" Todav,s r. r =
me-, III, a,,,do ,ha a., o,t
,ion ,ha unrons hsvn ,.eed 49,.
season he ssiS ~ S
Entarad in ,ha AN vora n ,o-
The unrors r,,ii he M, 60 a.
chta Caran pnr, n,aLa..o n e.
sci non ionas ana Ioa Tohis.
have haar onta.aS a. ~ 7nna~S
dash corsn ESs,i snd Tohias
will aIso run IN ,ba aoo rard snr,nt
pitted sgainst 800 - ths hast
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-09
Bowling Scores

Architect
f. Alcnin 437. r. Woodside 367
G. Bailey 36s. A. Benedict 420, A.
Woodland 4S7. handicap 16s.
Game totals 7S9. 721, 1877, 2247.
Square
W. F9ensch SIS, Fusty Taylor 343
d. Smith 463, L. Gum 456, NJ. Ap
pie 42S.
Game totals 74S, $50. 1852. 22O5.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-09
Belleville
Fights Hard

Ypsilantf High School and the
cagers from Wayne will face each
, other tonight for the Glass b title
in the District Basketball Tourna-
ment at the Ypsilanti High School
gymnasium. The Braves. who de-
feated Belleville decisively in Fri
day nights semi-hnals. are the only
local cagers TO reach the tourney
finals.
Scrapping for the district Class e
title tonight will be two Ann Arbor
schools, ST. Thomas and University
High. The Glass c finals start at
7:15. and the Glass B at $3.50.
In the opening contest Friday
night, ST. Thomas held only a slight
lead over the Roosevelt Rough Rid.
ers to win 81 TO 81.
In the second Glass c semi-hnal
Friday night. University High Just
squeezed ahead OF a lighting Saline
quintet. 81 to SIS. II was a perfect
spectators battle, with the lead
see-sawing back and forth TO the
last minute OF the game.
Saline held a one-point lead at
the end of the first quarter. 9 to 8.
At the half, U-High had edged
ahead 10 to IA. Thanks to a freak
Hay in which a U-High player sank
a basket for Saline, the latter NOV.
ed into PAPA tie at the end OF
the third quarter. II was only in
the final seconds that U-High grab
bed the winning field goal.
Top scorer for both teams In this
game were reserve players who col
lected 10 points each: Ed Wylie for
U-High and Dave Schaefer for Sa-
line. Assisting the U-High offense
were Gary Agnew with points
and Leroy Wasmund with 8. Sa-
lines other offensive stars were
Harry Fosdick and Dave Gun who
netted and 7 points respectively.
In the first Class B contest OF
the tournament, the Ypsilanti
Braves outscored and outclassed a.
fighting Belleville team, 3s to is.
Squirting into the lead early in the
first quarter. the Braves never
looked back to see who was follow
ing.
Big gun of the Ypsilanu barrage
was John Bass, forward. who made
II points during the tilt. Others
adding to the Braves total were
Jim Bell and Earl Hill with z points
apiece. Top scorer for the Belle
vile cagers was Bill Hook with s
points.
The other Glass B tilt Friday
night, between Wayne and Melvin
dale, was not quite so decisive. al
though the Wayne cagers held a
safe lead all the way through to
their 1886 victory.
Scoring was slow in the first
half. but Wayne picked up speed
as the third quarter started and
made 2S points in the second half.
Gordon Davis. forward, led his
Wayne teammates with a total of
Is points. Mike McClauehrey. re-
serve, helped the Wayne cause with
IL.
Best scorers for the losers were
L. Slepsky with 20 and B. Vernon
with 6 points.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-09

Ashlar
NJ. Shannon 591. C. Cornwel
511, X. Davis S12, NJ. Frye S52, E
Ensign SOB, handicap 1ss.
Game totals S2s. 751, 74S, 1917.
TroweI
]. Montonye $50. A. Lee 449, ]
Wilson 4SO, H. Pebbles 472, R
Hunt 44O.
Game totals sss, 74s. 7S9. 2371.
Plumb
J. Mangas 4O7. r.. f. Taylor 469
H. Trip 46s. NJ. Mott $40, E. Ker
Dyson 55S.
Game totals S24. 7s6. S32. 2442.
No. I shrine
e. Johnson 413. A. Schrader 400
r. Carter 494, II. Hammond SOC
NJ. Obermeyer AIS.
Game totals IA. 746, III. 2291.
Level
d. Whitcomb SO, ]. Jebb 434
VI. Laidlaw 421, r. Lanpher 491
G. Boyd 466.
Game totals 724. S13. 794, 1881.
No. 2 Shrine
B. Cowell 457, W. Wissinger 1896
VI. Rust 44S. A. Singleton AL, E
Earl 446, handicap Sc.
Game totals 725, 731, 79s. 1854.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-09

Delano's
A. Keebler 355, |. Holly (sub.)
40S, r. Klein 420, N. Casselberry
46S. r. Cazier (avg) 435.
Game totals 673 734 ga 20S1
Eagles
r. White 465, d. Nelson 361, It.
Winkler 42S, NJ. Cannon 352, ].
Mason 39S, handicap los.
Game totals 701 73S 730 2169
Jackson's Gift Shop
II. Worden 334, S. Barham 405,
A. Cunningham 431, F. fowler S44,
d. Cameron All.
Game totals 593 6s2 10 1885
Personal Finance
Forfeit.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-09
cARRY.ovER FROM ARMY

Cheney, Wash.-UP-Men stu
dents-all veterans-are showing
more interest in food and nutrition
classes at Eastern Washington Col
lege Of Education, assistant profess
sor Louise Anderson disclosed.
"The 20 girls in my class are
doing acceptable work. but the IS
men, student for student, are show
ing more interest and concentra-
ton" she said.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-09

Dundon AIS. Miller 425. Platt 452,
Morris 446. Beck All, handicap 147.
Game totals 766 722 s14 1902
Joey's Five
A. fowler ass, f. Messner 379,
X. Welch 443, ]. Browning (avg)
4S9. K. Meyers 4S9.
Game totals 796 TAI 751 1888
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-09
Jackson's Gift Shop
Forbes Cleaners

FoTbes LTeancr5
!. Deck 311. d. Cullin 406, L. Bow
den AIS, B. Cooley 439, NJ. Phillips
472.
Game totals 5s7 694 755 2046
Independents
D. Kildau $40, F. Wagner 357, W.
Sheldon 25S, E. Hines 439, d. Yer
nor 3SS, handicap 1876.
Game totals 656 6S4 646 1886
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-09
FRATERNAl LEAGUE
EauIes No. 1

ID. Blakemore AIS, G. Barone 456,
X. Townsley 39S, T. Edison 457, NJ.
Blakemore 447.
Game totals 743 500 7s7 1926
Eagles No. 2
II. Sinclair 49S, F. White I57, d.
Wood 463. X. Winkler $40, ]. Turn
er 440. handicap ~.
Game totals 779 500 s22 2300
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24
NUSOVE 7 AMERI-
KOS LEKTUVUS

Mandzurijoje Rusai nu-
sove 7 Americas lektuvus.
Dabar Maskvos radio visa
gerkle rekia kaltinant kad
tie lektuvai buvo nusauti
tuo metu kai jie atakavo
Kinu komunistu kariuome-
ne. Amerika neturi bonn
beriu Kinijoje, ir lektuvai
yra tik kareiviu ir reikme-
nu transportui.
Kinu tautine kariuomene
,apsupa Cangcun miesta ir
tikisi is komunistu atimti
ta Mandzurijos sostine.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24
GELZKELIECIU
REIKALAVIMAI

NUSTATYTAS prasideti Ge-
guzes 18 gelzkelieciu streikas
atidetas keletui dienu. Prezi-
dentas Truman kartu veda de-
rybas angliakasiu streiko bai-
gimui ir gelzkelieciu sutaiky-
mui. Angliaksyklos jau palm
ia valdzios kontrolen su Gegu-
zes % diena, taciau ar anglia
kasiai els dirbti kai baigsis pa
skirtas streiko pertraukos lai-
kotarpis, nezinia.
Gelzkeliu inzinieriai ir trau-
kiniu priziuretojai reikalauja
1S nuos. algu pakelimo. Gelz-
keliu kompanijos pasiule po 16
centu j valanda, ir del to mazo
skirtumo grasoma visai saliai
komunizacijos suparaliziavimu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24
STALINAS ATSISA-
kO PRISIDETI
SU MAISTU

Maskva atsisako priside-
tt su grudais pagelbejimui
UNRRA maitinti karo nu-
kentejusius badaujan { ia S
zmones. Stalinas atsakes
j Prez. Trumano kvietima
prisideti su grudais, buk
prasymas paveluotas, So
vietai paskyre tam tikra
kieki grudu Prancuzijai ir
kitoms salims, ir pacios Ru-
sijos istekliai jau issibaige.
Neilgai truks kai patir-
sim kad Amerika vel siun-
cia Rusijai maista. =.
Buves prez. Hoover, ty-
rinejes pasaulio maisto pa
deti, tikrina kad Russia ga
letu patiekti 100000 tonu
malsto produktu pagelbeji-
mui badaujantiems Euro
pole ir Azijoje.
Taciau reikia zinoti kad
bolseviku programu reika-
linga kad zmones daugiau
skurstu ir badautu, tada
greiciau pades jiems ivyk-
dyti revoliucija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24
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