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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
COTTON
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW DIRK, March IA (P -
Heavy general selling Of cotton
futures in the final hour today
forced prices down almost $500
a bale. Short covering caused a
partial rally and final prices were
80 cents to $1.80 bale lower than
the previous close.
Traders attributed the late sell
ing to government request for
an increase in grain futures trad
ing margin. Dealers feared that
cotton futures might be next in line
since Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson announced cotton trading
regulations were being studied.
In earlier trading futures moved
lower under the influence OF
heavy liquidation in the March
1947 delivery, which expired at
noon today at $3.50 cents a pound,
after establishing a current high
Of 1894 cents.
Futures closed 80 cents to $1.80
a bale lower than the previous
close.
Open High Low Last
Mch 1894 1884 1852 $3.50
May 34.72 34.73 1927 $3.50 off 80
Jly 32.75 32.75 1920 $3.50 off %
Oct 29.97 1888 20. 4 1872 off %
Dec 1906 29.O7 $3.50 1886 off IS
Mch 1948)-
1882 1882 28.15 28.17n off SO
Middling spot 35.83N off q.
N-Nominal;
(X-Mch, l947, expired at noon
today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15

,rw YORK, March IA. -(PC
Ne" suffered another spill III
o~.H market with the confusing
Dua, situation receiving the
orincipal blame for relatively light
ceiling, 4oir1v .ct5vo rs+ro,+
w. second hour, slowdowns
w. nlentifu1. A little support ar
v S'ad after midday and reduced
n1s ame losses but setbacks rang
frorn fractions to 8 points or so
e. +he close. A number of issues
..rched bottom for the year or
~ar Transfers OF 800, 900 shares
.v+s with $50, 900 the day be-
.sra which were a minimum for a
. s%1 session since last August Is.
Some offerings were attributed
4. cooling hopes of tax relief in
';on, of prospects for further big
European loans. The markets fail
+ra recently to respond to good
aor,orate news also was a bearish
.rg ment. Timid buying here and
,here was credited to the thought
,ss lengthy retreat called for a
,nhstansial technical rebound.
Composite Off
The Associated Press 60-Stock
eomposite was off 6 of a point
,tS.7, which equalled the low for
Ia7 established Jan. Is. The utility
,rd rail averages made new lows
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
Mixed Foreign Situation
Brings New Market Drop

for the year. OF $40 issues register
ing, o9o fell and only 1O5 advanced.
Du Font was off 3 7-8 at 1870 Ia.
Norfolk 3 at 240 1-2, Santa Fe ! "a
at u, Southern Railway l IL at
Il u and U. S. Steel l IA at II.
6ethlehem, Youngstown Sheet.
O1hers giving ground included
Cnrysler, General Motors, Good
rich, u. S. Rubber, Montgomery
ward, Douglas Aircraft. Oliver
Corp, International Harvester.
douglas Aircraft, American Tele-
phone, North American, Anaconda.
American Smelling, American Can,
General Electric, Union Carbide.
Eastman Kodak, N. Y. Central,
pennsylvania Railroad, Chesa-
peake & Ohio, Paramount Pictures
and Standard Oil (ND.
Union Pacific was I'D a noint at
l22. Small advances were retained
by Consolidated Edison, Public
Service of N. J. and Kennecott.
Rail Bonds Down
railway bonds turned downward.
AT Chicago wheat hit a 3O-year
nigh and then skidded. It finished
OFF IL to 70 4 10 cents a bushel.
Corn was down l IL to up IL and
oats OF l-8 to 2 "a. Cotton yield
ed 80 cents to $1.80 a bale.
Among curb stumblers were
aluminium of America, Middle
West Corp, Humble Oil, Salt Dome
On and Textron. Improved were
South Penn Oil, American Repub-
lies and Louisiana Land. Turn
over here was 240, 900 shares YER
sus 200, 900 yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
| lSO--Legal

lSO-Legal
beth Mchae. Annie Belle Smith, Archie
Smith and John c. Kelley, their heirs,
eevlsees and assigns, John Doe and Jane
Zoe, and any and all persons, firms or
corporations who might in any coming
ency claim an interest in the property in
VOWED in this action, known or unknown
wi ]uris or o sui juris, including n
moi IN esse and persons non conpos
mehus who might, by possibility, here
nIer set up a claim, will take notice
nat an action entitled as above has
Den commenced in the Superior Cour
o. New Hanover County, North Carolina,
" condemn for sale the following de-
SHoed land to satisfy taxes alleged to
e Que the plaintiffs in this action:
hEGlNN1NG at a point in the West
sh Inc of Seventh Street 1872 feet South
.afoiy from the point of intersection
VI tne Western line of Seventh Street
xIln the Southern line of Marsteller
eneet; running thence from said begin
Mug point WestWaTdly and parallel with
SsrSleler Street 155 feet to an Alley;
Seace SouthWardly along the Eastern
ens of said Alley and parallel with
seventh Street SO feet; thence Eastward
y and parallel with Marsteller Street 155
stt TO the Western line of Seventh
s!eet; thence NorthWardly along the
.esern Line of Seventh Street 80 feet
the point of beginning; same being
p! Oh lot No. 5 in Block No. SAL ac-
e?ulns % the official plan of the City of
n, yrAnnhgoon, and being the same proper
conveyed to Martha A. Mcneil by
~. W. recorded in book 80 at page S7 OF
W. y. records of the Register OF Deeds of
NV Hanover County.
ne sad defendants viii turtner taxi
r' \. that they are required to appear
r o,nte office of the Clerk Of the Superior
co" OF said County and State in the
In, mouse in Wilmington. North Caro-
/, on or before twenty seven days aft
IN ue END day of March, l947, and an
,ctio.o OF deEnur to the complaint in said
cor Con- or the plaintiffs will apply to the
Cor tof the relief demanded in said
4nlS the 2ota day of February. 1s47.
A. l.. MEYLAND,
Clerk of Superior Court.
New Hanover County,
North Carolina.
By: Lois j. Ward.
crAvro, Asst Clerk Superior Court.
Attorney.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
ICA POTATOES

CHICAGO, March IA. -(P)-(US-
DA) - Potatoes; arrivals rs; on
track 1874; total U. S. shipments L.
239; supplies rather light. Demand
rather slow; market about steady
with continued slightly weaker I'M
dertone; Idaho Russets Burbanks
So. 80; Colorado Red McClures $4.l5;
Nebraska Bliss Triumphs $4.OO-4.5O
Gall U. S. No. u; Minnesota-North
Dakota Red River Valley cobblers
32.25. Bliss Triumphs 1925 Gun
snecified).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, March IA. -(R-(US-
DA)- Butter opened steady, clos
ed firmer; IA SO score 70.5; A 90
- 70; B 80 - SO. 1910. Eggs unset
tied: large No. / and 2 extras 49,
46; medium extras 41.5-42; stand
ards 41-41.5; current receipts 39.5-
40; dirties 36.5-37; checks $685..
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
NEW ORLEANS d

NEW ORLEANS, March 14-P
- The average price of middling
15-16ths-inch cotton today at ten
designated Southern spot markets
was $1.9 IS a bale lower at $500 a
pound; average for the past 80
market days $3.50; middling 7-8ths-
inch average 34.71.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
n. eva, o. MARKET

RALEIGH, March IA - (P) -
(NCDA) - Hog markets weaker
to steady with tops of $500 at
Rocky Mount and $3.50 at Rich
mond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
Compiled by The Associated Press
MARC IA
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ca, March IA. -
(P}- Turpentine 1.01; offerings II;
sales II; receipts IL; shipments
l73; stocks LAOS.
Rosin, offerings and sales, none;
receipts 1877; shipments 270; stocks
3,439.
Quote: unchanged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
NEW SPOTS

NEW ORLEANS, March 14-(P
Spot cotton closed steady, SIPS
a bale lower. Sales 1921. Low
middling S1.10; middling 34.95;
good middling 35.35. Receipts
Stock 218, 939.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-15
CHARLOTTE SPOTS

CHARLOTTE, March 14-P-
Spot cotton 34.85.
Nogales international., 1947-04-25
The War Memorial

Every man, and child in Santa Cruz
County will be given chance to contribute toward
the erection of memorial to the veterans of World
War H.
That the Santa Cruz County War Memorial Asso-
cation intends to lose time building the memorial
was clearly brought out at meeting Of the associa
ton Wednesday night.
Two thousand persons will each be asked to
pledge the Of $25 payable in monthly payments
for period of year, in raising the sum of S5O0OO
Santa Cruz County sent Approximately 1900 boys
to armed forces during the recent war. Surely,
they are entitled to memorial in their honor.
Nogales international., 1947-04-25
"13" Club Sponsors
Benefit Bridge
Party

The "13" Club, an affiliate OF the
Order of Eastern Star Lodge, Spon-
sored benefit bridge party Monday
evening at the Masonic Temple.
Mrs. j. K. Herrera was chairman
CT the affair and was assisted by
Miss Thelma Decker, Miss Winnie
Dunbar, Mrs. j. H. Choate, Mrs.
Lon Bellman and Mrs. Kenneth
Rocker
Prizes for high scores at bridge
we're won by Mrs. r. T. Frazier and
Mrs. Margie Humphrey of Naco.
Mrs. Marco Heckleman was award
ed the low prize. Mrs. Harry Bump
held the lucky number for the cake
which was ratified. Following the
games refreshments were served.
Others present besides the above
mentioned were Mesdames Fannie
Barney, G. T. FRAZIER, Inez Wilson,
Vera Middleton, Reagen Gardner,
H. K. Street, L. G. Gayman, Ray
Hulburt, Philip Daniel, G. B. Smith
Nogales international., 1947-04-25
GIVE PARTY FOR
HOSPITAL PATIENTS

Members of the local American
Legion Auxiliary assisted Tucson
members in giving a party for pa
tients at the Veterans Hospital in
Tucson Tuesday evening. Ladies
| from this club baked homemade
cakes for the affair. Those taking
part were Mrs. A. G. Reid, president,
and Mesdames Melvina McClung,
Jean Gilmore and Mrs. G.. L. Har-
ker from Nogales, and MeSdames
Elizabeth Blabon, Louisa Blabon,
Dolly Rowe, Nellie Campbell, Leota
Gatlin of Patagonia. Bingo was
played during the evening and cake
and punch served.
! *#*mww*#*
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Harrison and
daughter Mary Harrison returned
Wednesday from business trip to
Phoenix.
*###m###*
Mrs. Margie Humphrey of Naco
left Wednesday to visit her sister
and brother-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs
John Murchison at Sasabe. Mrs.
Humphrey has been house guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. K.
Street the past few days.
| .###mw##~
The annual spring luncheon given
by the Woman's Club will be held
April 29th at l o'clock at the Wom-
ans Club building. Bridge and
rummy will be played.
Nogales international., 1947-04-25

That community fish fry was
sure a great success. There were
plenty Of appetizing extras, and
Will Dudley did a right wonder
full job of frying the fish-soft
and fiaky inside-brOWn and crisp
around the edges.
But we didn't get to 60. The
missus was tired after working
in the yard, and we just didn't
want to leave her.
Then how did we know the fish
was so good? Because the folks
didn't forget us. They sent Skippy
Henderson over with two steam
Nogales international., 1947-04-25
NOGALES 81 YEARS AGO
From 1.-THE Oasis" April rs, 1866


From 1.-THE Oasis" April rs, 1866
Thursday Miss Seymour and maid
were at Nogales from Hermosillo.
Judge E.. L. Vanderlip of Criten-
den was a visitor at Nogales last
Thursday.
Last. week Mrs. John Wilson re-
turned from Minas Prietas where
she has passed the winter.
Thursday Lieut.. Col. Emilio Kos
terlitsky of Gendarmeria Freal was
at Nogales, coming from Nagdalena.
Saturday j. S. Tebbets, general
manager for Duquesne Mining &
Reduction Company, was over from
Washington Camp.
Escalada Brothers, the well known
are building a large
Nogales international., 1947-04-25

w. L. Bristol, John Atkinson, Ro-
bert Johnson, Martha Jones, w. e.
Carroon, M. J. Hall, Craig Pottin-
ger, Gladys w. Cameron and Mrs.
ii. G. Schell.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Nichols, Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Carroon and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank A. Lamma.
&*%#E#k#%
Nogales international., 1947-04-25
.5O(|+T Y

Continued from Page SeveM
Islas, Pete Malas, Armando Parada,
George Lowe, Anita lSerino, Jaime
Teyechea, Henry Shreve, Oscar
Newberry, Pete Itule, Dolores
Shreve, George Spohn, Martha
Heznalatch, Mary Mcclure, and
Mrs. E. F. Stoller.
*A&*##k&*
Mr.. and Mrs. Givon Parsons and
son Joe arrived Saturday from
Brownsville, Texas, to spend a week
at the Montezuma Hotel.
XM~n<&&&&
Nogales international., 1947-04-25
From where | Sit. by Joe Marsh,
We Cot to The Fish Fry
After All
advertisement

ing covered plates of fish, and a
pitcher of cool, sparkling beer. And
we finished them off in front of
our own fire.
From where I sit, that's one of
the things that makes our town
so nice place to live in: a spirit
Of share and share alike. That
plate of fish and glass of beer
weren't just great eating, they
were symbols of the thoughtful
ness that makes for better Evi1ag!
@e @ta4e
Nogales international., 1947-04-25

Arthur Noon of San Diego was a
visitor here Tuesday, guest of his
brother, Roy Noon. He drove from
San Diego to Tucson in 16 hours.
Nogales international., 1947-04-25
EARLY DAYS IN NOGALES

warehouse on the west side Of the
arroyo, in the vicinity of the Church
of the Sacred Heart at the lower
end of town.
Nogales international., 1947-04-25

A fine ten pound boy arrived at
Ais o'clock Wednesday morning at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Cavannaugh on Marsh Heights. Mr.
Cavannaugh is an accountant at
the j. F. johnson Ford Agency.
Nogales international., 1947-04-25

the west, the Western Auto Supply
Company, is entering the Nogales
field and will open for business in
the Wise building, 218 Grand ave-
nue., just as soon as the storeroom
can be placed in shape.
Nogales international., 1947-04-25

Coming to the 'Nogales Theater"
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
''The Merry Widow" with Mae
Murray.
Nogales international., 1947-04-25

John Phillips, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Phillips, has returned
from a three year stay at Tepic,
Nayarit, where he has been con-
nected with the Southern Pacific
de Mexico railroad construction be-
tween Tepic and La Quemada.
Nogales international., 1947-04-25

Kangaroo Judge Bill Scatena TAX
ing Police Judge Chalfant on mid
night ride Tuesday night.
Nogales international., 1947-04-25

Daniel Uribe losing $40 by not
being present Tuesday night for
Elks jackpot drawing.
Nogales international., 1947-04-25

Col. George Horrall telling of the
days 40 years ago when he was a
kid soldier.
Nogales international., 1947-04-25

A Nogales international bulletin
board classified finding Nelson
Browns beagle hound.
Nogales international., 1947-04-25

instantly killed about o'clock Fri
day night in the Sierra Prieta
mountains 35 miles northwest of
Nogales.
Nogales international., 1947-04-25
NOGALES 21 YEARS AGO
From the international" April
25, 1926)

Approximately 100 Hirams and
wives are expected to attend the
annual Hiram International con-
vention to be held in Nogales, Wed
nesday. The arrangements commit
tee for the convention consists of
A. G.. Stearns, c. E. Wheeler, I. P.
Frazier, w. F. Tolley, 7. r. Dor
hand.
Ambushed by party Of about
three liquor smugglers who had
crossed the border from Mexico,
William Walker Mckee, AZ years of
age, former resident of Tucson,
Globe, and Miami, was shot and
Nogales international., 1947-04-25

Myers, seeing her first movie Tues
day night.
Nogales international., 1947-04-25

One Of the biggest institutions of
Nogales international., 1947-04-25


Gil rE s
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
Tautiniu Sokiu Festiva'
lis Buvo St. Louis, Mo.

Symet 13-tas metinis Anne
rikieciu rengiamas Tautiniu So
kiu festivals atsibuvo Gegu-
zes 21 Xxi "a d., St. Louis, Mo,
mieste.
Kaip jau kelintas metas pa
eiliui, Shame festivale dalyva-
vo dvi Lietuviu grupes, viena
Bostono jaunimo grupe, vado-
vaujama Onos Ivaskienes; 81
grupe iSpilde savo Lietuvisku
sokiu programa viena vakara,
o antra, Vytauto Beliajaus va
dovaujama Chicagieciu suaugu-
siu sokiku, Ateitininku grupe.
soko kita vakara.
Pazymetina kad to festiva-
lilo programme buvo italpinta
: tik du atvaizdai - ir vienas
is ju buvo Lietuviu sokiku po-
ros, tautiniuose rubuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
Automobiliai Suzeis-
items Veteranams

Veteranu Administracija is
leido galutini pranesima karo
veteranams kurie neteko ran
ky arba koju, kad Xxi Liepos l
turf paskutine proga paduoti
prasyma gavimui jiems specia-
liai pritaikytu automobiliu.
Valdzia paskyre po $1,000
nupirkimu tokiu automobiliu
kiekvienam veteranui kuriems
reikalinga, kad jie galetu pa
tvs jais vazineti.
Visoje salyje jau paduota
apie $4,000 tokiu aplikaciju ir
apie puse to skaiciaus sau au-
tomobilius gavo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
RUPINASI POTVINIU
KONTROLIAVIMU

Pittsburgho mesto delegaci-
ia vyko j Washingtona persia
tyti valdziai svarbuma testi
Conemaugh tvenkinio statymo
darbus, kurie Kongrese norma
nutraukti sulaikant skyrima
federaliu pinigu. To tvenki-
Mo pilnas irengimas didumoJe
isgelbetu Pittsburgha nuo po-
tviniu, kurie praeityje padare
daug nuostoliu. Tam tikslui
reikalinga $5,2OO,OO0 ir nori
kad ia suma nebutu nukirsta.
Penna gubernatorius taipgl
pasirase Harrisburgo legislatu-
ros tarima isteigti 13 nariQ ko-
misija studijavimui valstijos
potviniu kontroliavimui, kan
numatyta skyrimas $40 mill
nu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
PRAKALBOS IR LINTUVIS-
KOS FILMOS BIRz. %

hoo 1h1VAOC D1lNAs ~
Pc tulo laiko neveikimo, cia
vel turesime grazia pramoga,
81 sekmadieni, Birzelio %. Tai
bus piknikas Lietuviu parapi-
jos darze, ir vakare bus paro-
dyta Lietuviskos idomios fill
mos, Lietuvos Prezidentas A.
Smetona gyvas, kaip atvazia-
vo j Amerika, paskui jo iskil-
mingos laidotuves ir pamaldos
Clevelando katedroje. Taipgi
matysite grazias iskilmes Gle
velando Lietuviu Darzelyje il
tautiskus sokius. X
Kalba apie Lietuviu reikalus
pasakys nesenai is Europos at
vykes Neris J. simkus.
Visi pasinaudokite siuo pa
rengimu, kuris bus visapusia:
naudingas. Rep
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
VETERANAMS BAIGIASI
BEDARBES l. LAIKOTARPIS

PITTSBURGH. - Apple 49,
900 Allegheny apskrities karo
veteranu baigia savo bedarbes
laikotarpi, kuriuo, po sugryzi-
mo is tarnybos, gavo po 500
savaiteje. Tai buvo 81 savai-
ciu laikotarpis arba apskritas
metas. Apie 6100 ju jau isbai-
ge visa meta ir jiems pasibai-
ge mokejimas. Xiii likusieji
irgi baigia 81 savaiciu laikotar-
pi. Jiems reikalinga susiras-
ii darbas arba init tokl darba
koki pasiulo Darbo biuras.
Daugelis vyru taip ir memo.
rejo jieskoti ~darbo, tenkinda'
miesi ia 500, ypac jaunieji ku.
rie gyvena prize tevu. Dabal
Kittens ir darba gauti progos
sumazejo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
MEKSIKOJE APSILANKIUS

60 krautis valizuke ir apsisun-
KNIT ia, nes tai buvo tik vie
mai nakciai sustojimas.
Mes susitikome reguliareje
vietoje viesbucio apacioje 9:15
valanda ir radon nauja paly-
dova siai kelionei. Jaunas W.
ras visai ne Meksikietisko tt
po. Patyrem kad jis yra pu-
siau Vokietis pusiau Meksikie-
tbs. 10 motina Meksikiete, te-
vas Vokietis daktaras, ir jo
vardas buvo Otto Hackenbeck,
kas yra tikriausia Vokiska.
Otto ejo moksla Suv. Valsti-
jose ir gyveno ten daug metu,
jis isrode labai kaip Amerikie-
tbs ir mes jautemes kaip mamie
su juo, bent kalba buyo ia pa
ii.
! Nezinia kodel musu burelis
siadien buvo mazas, taigi Pet
rome. as ir Otto turejom au-
tomobili patys vieni.
Xxi Cuernevaca buvo 43 my
lios ir kelias vede j pietus ir
zemyn j pakalnes. Vel diena
buvo skaisti, daresi siltesne SD
kiekviena pravaziuojama my
liza.
Tx isvaziavus is Mexico Ci-
tv mes vaziavom per didelius
plotus lavos akmens, kaip ban
gu jura per myliu mylias, per
MUCOUS uolynus, kuriuose vie
tomis kysojo vienisos kietosios
, zoles ir siokie-tokie krumellal
tarp uolu. 81 sritis tai plika
tustuma kur negalima nieko
nei isauginti, taciau vietomis
i mateme siaudais dengtas lndl-
jonu budeles, kurie cia gyve-
ma ir issikovoja sau egzlstavl-
ma kaip tik jie gall. Tolumo-
/: ie matesi kalnynu eiles ir Ot-
: to nurode NUNS ta ugniakalnl
/, kuris sudare sta tustuma, da-
bar uzgesusi Ajusco kalna.
W to tustumos ploto prade-
r ;iom ivaziuoti j daugiau gyve-
: mama sriti, ir pirm negu paste
KEN Cuernevaca ia sritis apsi-
: reiske kaip rojus; pakeles nu-
$ augusios purpuriniu ir kitoklu
j spalvu zydinciais medziais, kas
: zavejo mus; tie medziai vadl-
i. nami Jocaranda ir turf smul-
kius lyg paparcio lapus, bet JQ
s ziedai yra stambus ir storl lyg
u dideles vynuoges.
= Cuenevaca yra rezidenclnls
! turtinguju Meksikos sostlnes
gyventoju priemiestis. Puos-
a nus namai su augstomis tin
S ko ir plytu tvoromis isrodo to-
s kie pat turtingi ir puikus kair
k tie ka matem aplink Los An
a geles ir Hollywood. Gausybe
: geliu ir spalvu pavercia j lye
/ j pasaku zeme. Dauguma tu
i manu- yra nudazyti baltai al
i gelsvai su skaidriais spalvuo'
: tais apvedziojimais, kurie talE
j patraukianciai atsimusa saules
S sviesoje. Turtingieji Meksikos
: zmones yra istikro turtingi il
: nesivarzo tuomi pasirodyti, sa.
vo puikiais namais ir sodais.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
PENNSYLVANIJOJE
CIGARETAI IVEzAMI
SMJJGELIO KELIU

Pennsylvania ivede padidin-
tus taksus ant cigaretu par
duodamu sioje valstijoje, SUI
kelimui daugiau pinigu. Bet
kadangi New Jersey valstijoJe
cigaretai parsiduoda pigiau, is
ten daugelis smugeliuoja ciga-
retus. Taksai apima ir alu II
saldzius gerimus, taigi valstiJa
isleido griezta isakyma valsti-
jos policijai nuziuretus auto
modulus kresti, jeigu isrodytV
kad jie gall vezti is kitur tuos
aptaksuotus dalykus Pennsyl.
vanija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
\. L. TAUTININKU CENTRO
SUVAzIAVIMAS

Americas Lietuviu Tautinin-
ku Centro metinis suvaziavi-
mas Birzelio 8 d. buvo CANA
skaitlingas, ir dar buvo papil-
dytas naujomis is Europos at
vykusiu Lietuviu jiegomis.
Dienotvarke buvo CANA ido-
mi ir gerai apdirbta, todel ta-
po apkalbeta daug svarbiu da-
lyku tautineje veikloje ir Lie
tuvos reikalais, taipgi tapo
priimta rezoliucijos svarbiais
klausimais.
Svarbiausia suvaziavime bu-
vo tai bilius kongrese isileidi-
mui isvietintuju is Europos,
sulyg kurio j Amerika galetu
butt isileista bent po 100000
isvietintu zmoniu per keturiu
metQ laikotarpi.
Suvaziavime ypatingai do
mes buvo kreipta ir pletimui
bel stiprinimui Lietuviu tauti.
mes veiklos Amerikoje, ir yra
pasibrezta ia linkme neatide-
liojant veikti.
Suvaziavimo raporte ypat
dziuginanti zinia buvo kad A
L. Tautininku Centre vardu
buvo pasiusta ganaA didelis kie
kis siuntiniu isvietintiems Lie
tuviams kurie labai jaucia mai
sto nedatekliu, todel ir buvo
atkreipta speciale atyda siut
klausimu, ir visi dalyviai kas
galejo suaukavo nemaza suma
kuri bus panaudota pasiusti il
daugiau pakieteliu. Siam tiks
lui J. Ginkus ir kiti prisidejt
stambiomis aukomis.
Suvaziavime neuzmirsta il
BALE reikalai, ir nutarta kiel
galint dirbti del BALFo ir ra
ginti kitus kad dirbtu.
Turiningas kalbas pasake il
Europos paskiausia atvykusie
il, ypac vaizdziai viska apipa
Fsakojo Adv. Paltanavicius.
Shame suvaziavime Am. Liet
Tautininku Centras pasisakf
uz bendra veikla su kitomis
Lietuviu organizacijomis ku
rios dirba Lietuvos laisvinimt
darba.
Suvaziavime buvo atstova
is keliolikos kolonijq, butent
is Conn.,, New York, ir New
Jersey valstiju.
Suvaziavimas uzsibaige ge.
role nuotaikoje, ir tuoj uzsi-
baigus, buvo prakalbos, tauti-
ninku deka surengtos, kur ge-
ri kalbetojai pasake idomias
kalbas, O victims Operetes cho-
ras, vadovaujamas p. Pranc-
kienes, sudainavo keleta gra-
ziu Lietuvisku dainu, kas da-
lyviams dar daugiau suzadino
meile Lietuvai. Dalyvis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
LARDARINGA DARBUOTE

Vietiniu draugiju rupesniu
cia isteigta Care" centras, ku-
rio vedeja Mrs. Nell Janusaitls
raportavo kad jau pasiusta SUI
virs simtas siuntiniu Lietu-
viams tremtiniams. Norintie-
il pasiusti savo giminems bel
pazystamiems tremtiniams pa
gelbeti maisto prasome kreip-
tbs j 872 Bank ST., mes tik uz
$40 per Care tarpininkyste
galesite saviems pasiusti mai
sto del 80 gardziu pietu. H. p.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

PITTSBURGH. - Streikuo.
iant AFL isveziotoju unijos
darbininkams, reikmenu atve'
zimas ir isvezimas sutrukde
darbus ir biznius keliasdesim-
tyje firmu.
Eina derybos ir tikima pa
siekti susitarimo streikui bal
gti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

NORIU susirasineti: politi-
niais, visuomeniniais ir tauti-
niais klausimais su Amerikos
Lietuviu. Kas siais klausimais
idomaujasi prasoma rasyt:
V. Dabrila,
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