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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-30
Tiubingen, Rugp. r.
TIUBlNGENO LIETUVIU
KOLONIJOJE


TIUBINGENO LIETUvIU
KOLONIJOJE
MUSQ AUTOMOBILES lekia is
Baden-Baden, Schwa RIVAL d O
(JuodmiskiQ) pakraSciais, kop-
damas virsun ir raitydamasis
kalp gyvate daznuose uzsisu-
kimuose. Prizes mus ir pro mu-
sq axis praeina sleniai, kalnai
ir kalneliai, ir miskais tamsiais
apauge plotai.
Vaziuojame dviese su vienu
zurnalistu is sveicarijos. So
ferris Vokietis veza mus Tiubin-
genan. Abu godziai stebime ir
gerejames Juodmiskiu vaizdais.
Pc pusvalandzio keliones is
lendame is miskingo ploto ir
pasileidziame pakalnen per pill
kus laukus. Visur matosi Vo-
kieciu vyrq ir moteru atliekan-
ciu laukuose visokius darbus.
Bet Wis tik seniai, moterys ir
paugliai.' Niekur nematyti jau-
nu vyru. Klausiu soferio kur
dingo jaunieji Vokieciu vyrai
kad ju bevteik nesimato. Jis SUI
kanda lupa, palinguoja galva
ir nedrasiai man atsako: ia,
daug ju dar negryzo is belais-
YES, dalis invalidu namuose Sc
di, O kas liko tai va: vieni sofe-
riaujame pas Prancuzus, xiii
kitokius darbus pas juos atlie-
kame."
NEMATYT jaunu vyru, bet
dar maziau matosi laukuose gy-
vuliu. Nuo pat Baden-Baden
Xxi Tiubingeno neturejau lai-
mes pamatyti nei vienos kar-
YES besiganancios. Ir vel klau-
stu soferio kur dingo VokieciQ
karves? Matau kaip varzosi
jis, ir patraukes pora kartu
peciais, kaip ir speliodamas
man paaiskina: "As manau
kad gyvulius isskerde. -. pa
tys gyventojai dali, kita dali
okupacine valdzia, o likusiomis
karvemis traukiami vezimai." Z"
Is soferio atsakymu jauciu
kad jis ne viska nori primesti
okupacines valdzios atsakomy-
bel ir kad noretu kai ka pasa-
kyti apis kitus "okupantus".
'Karas buvo beprotyste, mu-
su Fuehreris ne viska numa-
te."
Kai uzsimezge kalba, musQ
soferis pasisake kad esas Ber-
lynietis, ten Berlyne palikes
savo zmona, tarnaves aviacijo-
je ir buves suzeistas. Begu-
lint jam Baden-Baden ligonine-
je, pasibaiges karas. :. ir da-
bar jis negali gryzti j savo ma
mus = Berlyna. Nesenai ga
yes is savo zmonos laiska, ku-
riame il nupasakojanti visus
savo pergyvenimus ir visa sa.
vo Odiseja kaz kur Sibire.
Girdi, kai Berlyna uzeme so.
vietai tai po keturiq savaicir
beveik visos moterys buvusios
jiega. surinktos, sukrautos
vagonus ir isveztos j Russia. IS
veztos taip kaip gatvese buv(
sugaudytos. Rusijoje buvusio'
patalpintos j lagerius ir tureju
sios kaz ka. :. dirbti ir tar
nauti kaz kokiems neaiskiem
tikslams.
Kai paklausiau kas tai pc
tikslai galejo butt, musu sofe
ris paraudo, sukando apatin
lupa, reiksmingai, bet kartu j
SUI skausmu prasisiepe ir pa
breze: "Tai galite JUS nuspe
IT,. :" 10 zmona esanti 3
metu amziaus ir prizes isvezan
j Russia svere 1856 svarus. DE-
bar grazinta is Rusijos tesve
rianti tik 80 svaru. Per 7 me
nesius Sibiro laukuose paliku
Sc svarus. Parvaziavus nukil
ptais ir nuskustais plaukai
Ir buvus paleista del ligos.
Kai soferio zodzius perve
ciau mano kolegai sveicarieci1
(Pabaiga ant 3-cio pusl.)
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Ukrainoje irgi pravesta
apvalymas komunistu gro
bisiu kurie kaip darbinin-
ku viespaciai ir istikimi
partijos nariai puikiai gy-
veno grobisaudami If ky
sius lupdami.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-30

UNRRA Xxi siol jau nu-
pirko $4,000 arkliu ir mu-
lu, taipgi isgabeno Euro
pom 3D. 100000 svaru ark
lienos mesos karo nukente-
jusiu selpimui.
Sake dar bus nupirkta IL
isvezta apie 10000 arkliu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-30

PastarOse riausese Kal-
kutta, Indijoje, uzmusta B..
468 asmenys. Dabar We
laukia nauju riausiu, Mu'
sulmanams rengiantis sa'
vO Sventei.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-30

.Graikijoje Rug. "a susi-
kovime policiios su kairlal-
siais banditais uzmusta AZ
banditai ir policininkai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-30

Is Australijos atvyko su-
virs $500 Americas kariu
nuotaku, kitos atsiveze ir
kudikius. Amerikos kariuo-
meme dideliais skaiciais bu-
vo apgyvendinta Australi-
joje ruosiantis Japonus is
stumti is Pacifiko sally, ir
ten Amerikieciai apsivede.
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Nepriima Sovietq Pakalikq

u. S. atstovai United Ma
tions Saugumo Konferenci-
:joje grieztai atsisako lsilel-
sti j j. N. Maskvos siulomas
pakalikes Albania, Bulga-
ria ir salutine Mongolia,
kur Maskva jau isteige ko-
munistines vyriausybes.
Bulgaria. kariavo Vokie-
ciu puseje, bet Maskva pa
:jiege istatyti ten komunistl-
ne valdzia ir skubina pada-
ryti dar viena atstova sau
u. N. organizacijoe.
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EkOnOn1ika
Kvieciai Supilti ant Zemes

AAFECCldl ouPllLI dIlI LtItiGS
PRANEsIMAIS is Spokane,
Wash, siaures vakaru vals-
those kvieciai taip nepaprastai
gerai uzderejo kad neturima
kur ju supilti. Dasidejus dar
trukumui gelezinkeliu vagonu
grudams isvezti rytines vals-
tijas, tie grudai tiesiog pilami
kalnais ant zemes ir paliekami
orc malonei. Apie trys milijo-
mai buseliu kvieciu taip SUPPL
ia j kruvas prie grudu eleva-
toriu paskirose dalyse, del ne
turejimo pakankamai vietos.
Jeigu uzpultu ietingas oras
pirm negu tie grudai gales is
ten butt isvezti, 'pasidarytu ne
mazu nuostoliu, tue metu kai
kitose pasaulio dalyse stoka
grudu duonai.
Derlius palyginama sekan-
ciai: 1945 metals buvo gauta
ten 63,213,OOO buseliu, O 81 ru-
deni gauta 81,138,00O buseliu.
Is EUROPOS tuo tarpu pra-
mesa kad tenaitiniai gyventojai
ir vel lures pasitiketi ant Ame-
rikos ir kitu kviecius auginan-
ciu saliu gavimui reikalingo
kiekio maisto sekanciai ziemai
ir pavasariuiy
Gautos zinios is IL saliu ku-
rios prizes kara dave Europai
60 nuos. kvieciQ, irodo kad sy-
met ten bus surinsta apie $50
milijonu buseliu.
Tas yra jau apie 80 nuos.
daugiau negu gauta 1945 me-
tais, kada kvieciu surinkta CAT
milijonai buseliu.
Prizes kara vidutiniai tose
salyse kvieciu gauta 1,115,567,-
coo buseliu.
Suv. Valstijos turi nuskyru-
sios eksportuoti $50 milijonu
buSeliu kvieciu is 1916 metu
derliaus.
AUTOMOBILIQ per Liepos
menesi pagaminta 220,321, su-
lyg pranesimo CPA. Tas SUI
daro 78,OOS automobiliu dau-
giau negu padaryta Birzelio m.
Automobiliu pirkimas dabar
eina juodos rinkos biznio pa
vyzdziu: neziurint nustatytos
kainos, automobiliu pardave-
iai duoda naujai gaunamus au-
tomobilius tik items kurie su-
tinka moketi dar $500, S40O
ar daugiau paslaptomis vlrs
oficiales kainos. Kitaip auto
| mobilio dabar negalima lsigytl.
JUODOS rinkos biznis eina
ir naudotu automobiliQ srlty-
| je. Kas turf sena AUTOMOBILE
ir nori pirkti nauja, jis turi
savo sena automobile pirmiau
atiduoti automobiliu pardave-
Jul uz OPA nustatyta kama.
Tada, jeigu sutinka moketi ke-
! lis simtus daugiau uz uzsakyta
nauja automobile, il gaus.
10 sena AUTOMOBILE pardave-
las vel parduoda kitam juodos
rinkos budu, paimdamas kelis
simtus daugiau.
Automobiliu pardavejai ne
5 sutinka prizadeti naujo auto
: mobilio jeigu negauna senoJo
] is savo kostumerio, mes kostu-
ris nupirkes nauja automoblll
galetu savo senaji parduoti sa'
: vo draugui uz aukstesne kaina
a negu OPA nustatyta, ir atgau
: tu savo pinigus ka permoka ui
Il nauia. Bet tada automobllll
2. pardavejai negaletu daryti to
kiu dvigubu pelnu.
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EIosIn.n Miami

Floridcje, Miami uostan
atplauke mazu laivu l8 Es-
tonu pabegeliu, kurie memo
ri gryzti sovietu okupuo-
ton tevynen. Amerikos val
dzia sprendzia ka su Jals
daryti, isileisti ar ne.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-30
TURF GERINTI IR TO-
BULINTI BOMBU
PANAUDOJIMA

New Yorke, Rugp. % d.,
United Nations atomines
energijos komisijos pose
dyJe, U. S. atstovas padare
pareiskima kad, nesant DO
litines sistemos kuri uzkir-
stu kelia karui, vienatinis
dalykas teliko tobulinti ge-
resnes atomines bonbas ir
gerinti budus jas nugaben-
tt j skirtas vietas.
'"Tik 81 priemone gal su-
laikys bent kokia valstybe
nuo pradejimo uzpuolikis-
ko karo, itikinant kad lai-
mejimas nera galimas", ta-
me pranesima pareiskiama.
Americas delegacija -itei-
ke komisijos posedziui du
dokumentus, kuriuose pa
zymima jog mokslas nepa-
jiege israsti atitinkamu ap-
sigynimu nuo' atominio pa
buklo, ir pridejo:
"Liko tik vienatine prize
none gaminti daug reiks-
mingesnes bombas ir ceres
MUS budus jas nugabenti
nuskirtas vietas kaip apsi-
gynimo ginklus."
Jeigu Amerika pajiegs
islaikyti atomines bombos
paslapti, jeigu Sovietai, ku-
rie deda visas pastangas
ta paslapti pavogti, nepa-
ciups jos j savo rankas ir
negales isdirbti atomines
bombos, Amerika gall uz-
tikrinti pasauliui taika.
Taciau sovietai gall pa
sidrasinti kitais visais bu-
dais, apgavystemis, propa-
ganda, ir bakterijQ bonn,
bardavimu susabotazuoti il'
pakirsti Amerikai galimy-
bes atomine bomba panau-
doti prizes Russia, jos jiegQ
sutriuskinimui, jeigu ir to-
liau stiprins Rusija slaptai
ir viesai siunciant ten ka-
70 ir kitokias reikmenis il
leidziant bolsevikams nau-
dots laiku, kuriuo jie spes
gerai viskam pasiruosti.
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Tarp OPA ir Agrikultu-
ros departments vadu elna
tasyne uz gyvu galviju kai-
MI kontrole. Gincas ga
bus pavestas paciam PREF
Trumanui isspresti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-30

Bedarbiams veteranams
atlyginimu Xxi Liepos me-
nesio valdzia ismokejo Jau
virs $1,000, 100000.
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KOMUNISTAI Ameriko-

ie nutare isisprausti i ge-
lezinkeliu unijas tikslu jas
"suvienyti" uzvaldymui Ju
Maskvai reikalingam tiks-
lui, kad galetu sabotazuoti
gelzkelius jei istiktu karas
prizes Russia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-30

Vokietijoje, Lubbock no.
ste istikus sprogimui bonn
bu vezamu j juras skandin-
ii, uzmusta 8 asmenys.
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GYVENA l.. o6&o, h.
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Nuo Redakcijos: stMs II
tras laiskas Dirvos Paryziah,
correspondence kurs gavo lei
dina aplankyti Lietuviu pa
begeliu stovyklas Vokieti.ioi.
Patemykite jo pazymejimus
kaip apie BALI pirmininka
Kun. DIR. Konciu atsiliepia
pabegeliai vietoje. Tokiu at
hepimu DirvOs Redakcija ga
yo is keleto saliu kur tiktai
Lietuviu pabegeliq randasi ir
kur Kun. Koncius lankesi.
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Rusai uzeme 200 svarbiu
Vokieciu dirbtuviu savo
okupuotoje zonoje, parody
dami nepasitenkinima pa
ciu Vokieciu nelinkimu
komunizma.
Xiii pranesimai is Ber:-
limo sake kad Rusai raudo-
nosios armijos kariai visais
budais pamela savo koman.
das ir stengiasi pasiduot:
Amerikonams. Tokiu ivy.
kiu dedasi kasdien.
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Rusai palengva Ultima

Rusai palengva uzima
savo kontrole Irana, kuri
viesai turejo apleisti. Da-
bar ten komunistai agentai
dirba civiliniuose rubuose,
organizuoja visus darbi-
ninkus j komunistu partija
ir tue budu ta Sail pavergs
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EVERYBODY LOSES

Would you like a car-or new tires for your old one? Would you like to have your wife start wearing stockings and stop talking about them? Want a new house? new refrigerator? lawnmower? or a thousand other things?
 Something has happened to that postwar world of security and comfort toward which we all looked with such hope That something" is strikes We are all victims of their paralysis of industry-abor man agement and the helpless bystanders
 Who would try to start new business now? one reguations-weary reenlisted for three more years because he said he didn't want to get job only to have to go strike immediately.
 It's matter of record that strikers are winning. Likewise it matter of record that they are losing along with the rest of us-a lesson, unfortunately that the about -to-srike" workers not learning
 It will take the winners" of the spectacular General Motors strike until early in 1948 to be as well off as they would have been if they had not struck and had worked steadily without any wage increase. Tn 1853 they will finally achieve being well off as they would had they accepted the companys offer of 1872 cents.
 These figures were pointed out by Harvard professor Sumner Slicher in article in Atlantic Monthly He went to say that the employees of General Electric will need two and half before they are as well off they would have been had they
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accepted the companys compromise offer of 10 cents and 10 per cent Similarly, employees of U. S. Steel Corporation will require two years for financial re- covery from their refusal of a compromise offer.
 Whether the goods available or not these men and their families will have to postpone buying new cars, new clothes, new necessities, and new luxuries.
 They are strike winners. What about the losers?
 General Motors lost $36 100000 in the first quarter of this year During the same period last year they had a profit of $5O20O0oO To the 425,000 common stockholders (which means many of us, along with the "tycoons) this meant loss of 87 cents share compared to the net profit of $109 share in the same quarter last year.
 There was another loser, too-that fall guy, the taxpayer. Our Government lost millions that would have been paid as corporation tax. And all know what the Government does when it can't collect from companies-it can always push the citizens tax pay ment little higher to make up for any loss.
 We all lose. Strikes don't pay
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flour, corn meal and dairy products for several months. with the short age so acute that miners are now talking about a hunger strike.
 But at the same tlme," Kilgore told the President, hotels and res taurants through West Virginia have been able to buy reasonable amounts of meat"
 Major reason for the miner food shortage, he explained, is that be- fore the war, miner stores were ac- customed to buying direct from the big meat packers rather than through wholesalers. The big pack CTS are in short supply, however, and have had to take care of their wholesaler customers first. In one case, Kilgore told Truman, he found a meat supplier had only five carcaSses to supply the meat needs of miners in four counties for a whole week
 Kilgore also pointed out that each miner now has larger family to feed than before the war.
 ''The average age of the miner has risen during the war years from about 27 to about 47," he told the President "The result is not only that the miner must be aS- sured of the food necessary to do his tough job but he must also have enough food for his family.
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MINERS NEED MEAT

West Virginia's able Senator Harley Kilgore recently held an emergency conference with Presi- dent Truman on subject close to everyone's stomach-meat. In West Virginia, however, it is especially serious because the meat shortage has decreased coal miner efficiency. ! Senator Kilgore, who has been working on the problem for some time, even acted as purchasing agent, and dug up two carloads of canned salmon on the West Coast for sale to the miners.
 s, Kilgore told President Truman that he had already taken up the problem with Secretary of Agri- culture Clinton Anderson and Re- conversion Director John Steelman, but neither had any solution. The groceries in the coal areas simply have not been able to get meat,
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Two Sorts of Plenty"
Cincinnati Enquirer)

Cincinnati Enquirer
 In these days of economic upsets none of should lose sight of the fact that the word plenty when applied to general living commodities, have two meanings. We have this demonstrated many times in the last generation. We have periods when there great plenty of goods in the markets and we have seen times when available goods were scarce. Our economy-strange this may seem often stands in greater danger when there is over supply of goods on the shelves than when shelves are swept clean by eager buyers.
 In months of full employment, such those through which have been passing, the average man and has money with which to purchase both necessities and luxures. These for millions of Americans periods of comparative plenty even if certain of the items they'd like to buy aren't avail able if dealers stocks low These periods plenty too for merchants and manufacturers, for sales are fast and profits generally good.
 But when employment lags sales decline and prices tumble-then another type of plenty" These periods of plenty for people fortunate enough to have money for they buy anything they desire at sharply reduced tariffs. The number of individuals competing for individual articles is paratively small-and shelves loaded with slow moving merchandise. In such times few of our people have everything they want. But far greater number do not Merchants, consumers manufacturers all suffer. There may be meat a-plenty in the butchers shop but John O. Public only look at it through the butchers window. Neither he the butcher enjoy its benefits
 Americas problem today is to strike happy medium between the plenty" which spells shortages and the plenty which results from depression Full employment, at reasonable wages is the solution Such employment cannot with uprealistc prices with runaway inflation It will if keep cool and see to it-in way another-that economic forces are kept under strict control The law of supply and demand is a great and beneficial instrument properly controlled and balanced But it must be serve the best interests humanity
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JOCKEYING WITH ARGENTINA

Latest State Department move to keep the heat turned on Presi- dent Peron of Argentina is a pro- posal that the Rio de Janeiro Con- ference be postponed until after next Pan American Conference in Bogota early in 1947.
 The Guatemalan Government opened the way for this when it recently issued a statement urging that the rights of man" resolution adopted by the American republics at Mexico City last year be brought up soon for formal consideration
 State Depar tment officials promptly followed this by sounding out the other Ai-1el.c Govern
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 HOURS: g A. M. to 5P. M. The Erwin E eed Co. 1 Office in Case Lot Grocery PHONE 704 HAY, GRAIN, COAL and STORAGE
 CALIF 0 R MIA | Grocery and Meat Market 478 - PHONES - 37l High Quality Foods at Moderate Prices Jcnes-Sievens Shop l LADIES'-MISSES' READY-TO- WEAR Seward Street Near Third ----------------- Eemmer Transfer Prompt Courteous Service BONDED WAREHOUSE Oil--General Hauling Phone IA Triangle Square Alaska Music Supply Arthur M, Uggen, Manager
 Pianos-Musical Instruments and Supplicr Phone 206 Second and Seward  HEINKE GENERAL REPAIR SHOP Welding. Plumbing, Oil Burner Blacksmith Work GENERAL REPAIR WORK Phone 204 929 w. 18th St. The Store for Men" | SAREN'S | Front ct.-Tridngle Bldg. , WaFfIelds Drug Si0Ee Formerly Guy L. Smith Drugs)
 NYAL Family Remedies
 HORLUCK'S DANISH
 ICE CREAM
 HUTCHINGS ECONOMY MARKET
 Choice Meats At All Times
 LoLated in George Bros. Store
 PHONES 553-92-S5 IL B. P. 0. ELKS Meets every second and fourth Wednesday at pm. Visiting brothers welcome. E. c. REY- NOLDS, Exalted Ruler. w. H. BIGGS, Secretary.
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The Washington Merry-Go-Round
fConttnued from Page Onel

been in Buenos Aires for several weeks, put out feeler on a swap Involving the railroads. The Eng fish proposal would have absorbed the Argentine credit in London and left Peron's administration owing a few millions besides, in re- turn for the sprawling rail system.
 Argentina replied flatly that she would not consider taking back the lines unless Britain first did com- plete rehabilitation job on them. This was duly communicated to London by the Board of Trade people, who then received instruc- tions to hold everything until a Treasury Mission, due in Buenos Aires shortly, could take up the negotiations.
 However, soon after Peron's pub licized decision to seek return Of the Falklands through the United Nations, the Board of Trade Mis- sion suddenly approached the Ar genuine government with an offer to purchase the Falklands. As bait, they offered to release the $75,000,- GOO credit without restrictions, thus allowing Peron to buy the British goods he wants. Although terms have not been settled, payment for the Islands presumably would be in the form of additional gold or sterling credits
 The price also has not vet been mentioned Actually the Falklands are not economically important Guano for fertilizer has been Bri- tain's chief export during the 115 years she has occupied them. New ertheless, this tiny archipelago of Argentina'S southern coast is a symbol and a perennial point in British-Argentine relations. The fact that London, hitherto consid- ering Argentina almost as part of the Empire, now takes Peron's threats seriously has particular sig nificance. It reflects British uneasi- ness over that nations continued second-place standing to the United States in Argentine trade.
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HOROSCOPE "The stars incline
 but do not cOmpe"
SUNDAY, JULY 28
HEART AND HOME

HEAhI ANO HoM
 This is the day for that last de- termined effort necessary to com plete a long-delayed project. It is day for accomplishment in any endeavor worthwhile to the indivi- dual or family. To try, today, is to succeed
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 Communal housing may be the answer to the present shortage Of living quarters in some U. s. cities. Many houses could be remodeled to accommodate as many families as they are now accommodating in dividuals. It would be a temporary expediant and far from ideal, but would at least provide shelter.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 It is within the power of the housewives of this country to de- feat the selfish purposes of those responsible for excessively high prices. A willingness to do with less, or without, for a protracted period would be more effective than any amount of government regula- ton.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 In the final adjustments essen- tial to world harmony, the Medi- terranean will present a major diff ficulty. Self-interest will be the dominant motive of all concerned.
 Persons whose birthdate this is are promised by the stars A year of opportunities to share in work designed to help the underprivi- legged and the physically handicap ped Personal satisfaction will be their principal reward.
 Children born today will have strong characters and orderly minds. They should enjoy long happy lives.
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MONDAY, JULY 29
HEART AND HOME

HEART AND HOME
 This is an ideal day for the re- newal of old friendships. Letters long unanswered will be reread and answered. Some will use the telephone. The response in every intance will be hearty and genuine.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 Whatever lies ahead for business in general, the countrys farmers almost certainly will enjoy pro- tracted period of prosperity, ac- cording to present indications. All farm products will be in great de- mand for some time to come and it will be long while before the supply is equal to the demand.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 Several new super highways now under consideration will solve many of our current transportation prob lens. Necessarily, some portions of these modern roads will be financ- ed by tolls.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 There are clear signs that the Arctic regions will be the scene of series of interesting experiments in the next few years. The United State will have an important stake in the proceedings.
 1 Persons whose birthdate this is are promised by the stars: A year of mental and spiritual growth and fair material gain.
 Copyright, 1946)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-27
20 YEARS AGO TIT FHE EMPIRE
JULY 27, 1926

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