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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-23

Many new shades have come into
being as designers and planners play
with colors. Keep your eyes oper
for those most fattering to you.
You may see plenty of fash.
ions that bark back to other days
and older times, but they all have
that streamlined modern look and
easy wearing quality that we like
and so admire.
If you're dainty and demure, you'll
like the portrait gowns done in pale
pink or blue satin with strapless
decolletage and finished with billow-
ing black lace.
Your evening gowns may reflect
any period or mood you desire but
they should be chosen to fit you.
Choose a white jersey, sleek and
well fitted, if you are the type.
Definite trends observed in recent
fashions include:
Real elegance and opulence in
clothes is definitely back, as restric-
tons on clothing are removed. Jew
els are glistening once more and the
metallic cloths are back to lend true
glamour to the scene.
Designers are more inventive than
ever, and you see all sorts of new
things appearing as new fashions
come. Every trick of the trade,
everything that may be suggestive
of glamour and romance is coming
out. That's the reason for feathers,
fur trimmings, beads and jewelry.
Look for decorative effects on
gloves even if they are for daytime
wear. You'll find beading and
jeweled touches on gloves of all
types, together with neat little seal
lops that add interest.
AS fashions become more fem
mime and glamorous, it's only nat
ural that designers should turnstheir
eyes to the Importance of having
accessories match perfectly. Day.
time gloves come in a wide variety
of styles and fabrics. There is
perspira tion-proof doeskin and
glace leather which are very smart
for daytime use.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-23
INK EW&% ~ A quiz with answers offering
a MM FRhED information on various subjects

4. In 1882, the worst depression
year.
5. In Tombstone, Ariz. The
spreading arms of this rose bush
are supported on 80 posts, and
cover 1000 square feet with a
thick shade.
6. Yes, the crested fiycatcher
does.
Z. 1t holds it's head and tail erect
when it runs. This is the only ami
NAL in the world that does this.
8. Over the Grasse river at Mas
sena, N. Y. The 100-foot span
weighs $4,000 pounds. A similar
bridge made of steel would weigh
1886 pounds.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-23
The AnsOers

/. Queen Charlotte, wife of
George III, who had Is.
z. The female when especially
concerned about the welfare Of
her young, will utter subdued
moo.
8. She was bitten by an asp.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-23

Makeshift sleeping set ups
such as studio couches and fam
lily hand-me-dcwns can be trans
fers.aed thrsftsly Into decorative
azaets With apelsaueti or quilted
sISrcoycrs for headboards,
The union times., 1947-08-23
THIS IS A GRAND RACKET
 Bau and Hartley Explain Anti>U Union Laev for Fat Fees

The Straightforward papers, which are far from sympathetic to labor, carried remarkable story the other day. It bore the intriguing headline Make A Law, Then Explain for A Fee."
 It revealed that the champions of the Taft-Hartley anti-1abor act have struck pay dirt" and are making a "gold mine" out of speeches to en- ployer associations on what their law means. So far, the Scripps Howard statement has not been challenged.
 As an example, the paper cited a two-day seminar on the act scheduled by the Indiana Chamber of Com merce, at which Hartley is to be the "paid speaker"
 Senator Little Joe" Ball of Mime sota, one of the chief crusaders of the anti-labor legislation, is also barn. storming explaining" the law.
 In fact, the Scripps- Howard story disclosed that he has so many engage ments he was unable to fill a Cleve- land speaking date. Ball offered it to another c. o. P. colleague and told him the fee was $1,OOO," the article declared.
The union times., 1947-08-23
lContinued from Page Onel

(NOntiuueQ rom rage Onc) United Auto Workers-CIO present this demand to General Motors President Charles E. Wilson next year they'll wait just long enough for Wilson to let out one squawk and then lay him low with docu- mented brief showing Betty Crable is an AFL member and what's good for an AFL industry is good for a CIO industry.
The union times., 1947-08-23
LITTLE LUTHER

"Ah hal" crowed Dilworh Eve
 Better DOT Luther from inc safety o inc other of the sofa. VI ~r' - ~ Oh ho said Mr. Dlworth I villas shall find
 what do with Luther tiousy em 7 " ~ ~ extending condv like a boost?" ~ '' ~
 boosg Do you're offering y weekly
 Pay Who's talking about pay" exclaimed about 10 promote to be foreman of the Diwoh Carrying Assn Inc Why think of the among little boy and girl friends! No be his boss." - - ' 'o" 'a" Fine, said Little Luther about me and inc Fand Rove & Mama's Little Helpers Unon?" " - ~ ~ ~ Do'' Why obviously, you'd have resign, Diwo one or the prime of that wonderful quire ~ " -oo'' p1iAne Te" "Ah hal" said Little Luther
 "Yes?" asked his
 was This will take DDT This will take ro, ap, said Little Luther, slipping the door with an unJof I finger his nose. ~ -" "'isiAiAeu
The union times., 1947-08-23

Thus, Ball, Hartley and other members of Congress are adding to their $l5,OOO salaries and to their bank accounts by ''clarify- ing" a law they themselves help- ed to frame.
 All sorts of labor relations and re- search agencies have written fat books explaining" the law, and have offer ed other special explanatory" serv- ices to employers, all at fancy prices, but apparently there's plenty of room for the congressional enemies of labor to provide further enlightenment-a $1,0O0 an explanation"
 Ball Making His "PiIe''
 Ball has always been thrifty, and now, in addition to his $15,000 salary, he has his wife on the payroll as his secretary at over $5,000 a year.
 Thus, between them they're draw ing oveS $20,0O0 year in pay, plus mileage and other prerequisites, plus a golden round of lecture fees that might even exceed the salary income.
 As one sage observer in Con- gress remarked: ssCrusading against labor is sure a well-pay- ing business.''
The union times., 1947-08-23

to write newspaper headlines the big-mOney boys will like.
 It's from the august Ne,U York Times, model for SO many other newspapers throughout the coun- try. Over story reporting the profits of Republic Steel, the Times put a headline: PROFIT DROP LISTED BY REPUBLIC STEEL.
 But here's what's in the story. Profits did drop from the first quarter of l947 to the second quar- ter. But the really sensational part of the story-which the headline ignored-was the fact that Repub- lies profits were up to $l6.7 mil lion for the first half of 1947 com- pared with $4.4 million for the first half of 1946-a little matter of a 3OO% increase.
The union times., 1947-08-23

Hearst writer WestbrOok Pegler has started to whitewash Nazi Ger many. Says Pegler: ''We thought the German motives were bad. {. But from the beginning, we heard very little discussion of the real grievances of the Germans. They always were very inhOspitable to immigrants and particularly East ern Jews.'
 That's nice way of saying that Germans murdered over six million Jews in Europe-along with mil. lions of Catholics and Protestants.
 Incidentally, Hearst papers these days are carrying notes that Peg. ler's column will not appear for a while because he is i'll. Must have swallowed some of his own words.
 Here's little sample of how no,
The union times., 1947-08-23
AS WE SEE IT

Senate committee which is prepar- ing to hold hearings on soaring prices, we recommend the North western University professor in Evanston, Ill.,, who, after a careful computation, found that imitation has boosted the value of chemicals in the human body from 98c to $3l.O4. The second witness, we think, should be Baghat Cimy Bey, member of the Higher Council of Tourism of Egypt, who left New York in huff for Paris, declaring that living costs in the US. were so high that it took $75 to $8O daily ''to live here as geptleman."
 FIVE YEARS AGO IN THE UN- ION TIMES: JOHN J. ECAN ad- dresses the New York State Fedora ton Convention in Rochester, stressing the historic importance of the convention and its relation to winning the war. NEW HAVEN UNIONS select delegates to 57th an- nuaI convention of Conn. Fedora. ton of Labor. MACHINISTS LO- CAL No. APO sign closed shop con- tract with Adley Express Co.,, win. ming average hourly increase of 22c. BRIDGEPORT AFL-CIO unite in drive to raise funds to purchase Navy bomber. DAN J. TOBIN, President Teamsters Union, to serve as fraternal delegate to an. nual meeting of British Trades Un- ion to be held in Great Britain. GEORGE A. JOSLYN accepts ap. pointment on Conn. Advisory Com. mittee of National Youth Admins. tratiOn.
The union times., 1947-08-23
More Working, More Out Of Work

Washington (LPA) -U. s. em- ployment climbed to a new all-time high of 6O,O79,OOO jobs in July but at the same time unemployment hit a postwar record of 2,584O0O the Gen. sus Bureau reported last week.
 Employment jumped 2,2oOOO since last year while unemployment rose approximately 30O,OOO, the report showed. The July job total including members of the armed forces was 62,644,0O0. It was the second month in which the nations employment topped the postwar goal of '6O,OOO,OOO jobs" The Bureau found that one sig ni6cant difference in the unemploy- ment situation compared with year ago was that workers IA to 1o years of age now represent about 25@o of the jobless.
The union times., 1947-08-23

As the first witness before the
The union times., 1947-08-23
Apprentice Hiring Is Up

Although new construction did not come up to expectations during June, the number of apprentices in the con- struction industry employed during that month increased slightly, it was announced by the Apprentice raining Service, U. s. Department of Labor
 At the end of June ATS had record of 100,943 apprentices in the building trades, while at the end of May it had record 100,227 in those crafts The June figure which represents an all-time high is based on reports from 5,O51 areas throughout the country.
 Apprenticeship is continuing to ad- vance in the trowe1 trades which last year had been tagging in apprentice training.
The union times., 1947-08-23
THE NEW FILMS

WOMAN ON THE BEACH Jean Renoir's great talent is wasted on this unbelievable story of a strange triangle between a blind painter, his wife and coast guardsman.
 CARNEGIE HALL: Not much of a story but tremendous lineup of top classical music talent makes it a worthwhile evening. Also enter taining.
 I WONDER WHO'S KISSING HER NOW: Mildly diverting musi- cal with fairly good numbers. You won't feel you've wasted your money if you catch it.
 BEST BETS: Crossfire, Black Narcissus, Torment, Perils of Pauline, The Overlanders, The Best Years of Our Lives, Henry V, Miracle on 34th St.
 CLASSIFIED ad in Beaumont (Tex.) Journal: "FOR SALE Two milk cows, one extra fine, one extra sorry"
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Mw (
l. n i 4 JN~
Is EurOpOS Nuns Ra$OIna:

sukirSino ir paniekino. Tx
savo keliones pabaiga kick at
sikvosejo, pradejo aiskintis ir
teisintis. sitoki "remejai', kaip
Kun. Koncius, tremtiniams tik-
raj nereikalingi, bet zal i n G i.
BALF'o igaliotiniai pas k ir
Kun. Konciaus nuoziura: Pran-
cuzu zonoje - DIR. Petras Kar-
velis, DR.. A. Trimakas, DR.. Do
mas Jasaitis ir Kun. Prof. Pc
traits; Austrijoje - DR.. Dauk-
sa, p. Vokietaitis ir p. Baliunas ;
USA zonoje = Kun. Prof. M.
Razaitis ir p. Minkunas; Ang-
lu zonoje = p. Dimsa. Beveik
visi igaliotiniai vienos politi-
mes krikscioniskai katalikiskos
srOves zmones. Sticks vienos
partijos asmenu skyrimas ME
ku nepateisinamas ir kenkia
bendram Lietuviu trem t n Y
salpos darbui. Atrodo kad Kun.
Koncius staciai nerado kitokio
nusistatymo zmoniu tremtiniu
masese! Sic jo skyrimai juo
labiau nesuprantami kad BA-
LF'o direktorija sudaro Z So
cialistai, 7 sandarieciai ir tik Z
katalikai!
Be to, nors del siu igalioti-
niu skyrimo principe BALF'o
suvaziavime New Yorke 1916
m. Spaliu men. p. A. Devenie-
ne-Vileisyte protestavo ir BA-
LF'o direktorija jos pasiulyma
dauguma balsu prieme, bet Xxi
siol tremtiniai nejaucia igalio-
tiniu pertvarkymo. Jau seniai
patys tremtiniai galetu demo-
kratiniu budu issirinkti sau pa
tikimus igaliotinius B ALF 0
gaunamoms lesoms ir siuntoms
tvarkyti.
Kiekvienas minetu skirtiniu
igaliotiniu turf dar po keleta
ivairiu pareigu. Ka jie dirba
ir kas ju darba kontroliuoja,
neaisku. Kaip vyksta BALF'o
lesu ir siuntu skirstymas, men,
kai kas Zinc. Tremtiniu visuo-
meneje jie negali tureti reikia-
mo pasitikejimo. Nepasitikeji-
mas jais kaupiasi.
Su BALF'o igaliotiniais XII
tose valstybese irgi ne viskas
tvarkoje. Igaliotinis svedijoje
DIR. A. Starkus, isyykdamas
Amerikon,- rinktajam Lietuviu
visuomenes komitetui perdave
vos II Svedu kronu. Daug
kalbu apie igaliotinius sveica-
rijoje. Ar nereiktu sia viesu
lesu tvarkymo sriti gerokai
pravedinti ir is esmes pertvar-
kyti? Ar negaletu patys trem-
tiniai ir ju rinktosios istaigos
siuo atveju savo rimta zodl
tarti?".
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tinio nezinojimo kas bus su
jais.
Pc tu LVS pirmininko pa
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thuania pirnnininka uz jo kali
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l d. vesti 81 reikala stolyn.
Sudarius sioje veikloje pla-
cias paints ir istyrus visas
galimybes, tas darbas bus vi
somis jiegomis varomas pir-
myn.
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Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
ir American Friends of
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Raportas is WashingtonO
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajun gos ir American Friends
OF Lithuania Pirmininko zygis Washingtona
Bal. l4-l7, reikale DIP isileidimo u. S. A.

lengvai imatomi. Nei vienas
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TINA, bet DIP buvo bausti net
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Mes padarem pirma screen
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Treciu screening numate isme-
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visi = ir taip DIP klausimas
butu issprestas.
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tu uz tokius "didelius nusikal-
timus" kaip kad j DIP stovykla
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nedirbo. Kitus ismete uz tai
kad vazinedami po stovyklas
jieskojo savo gininiu ir arti-
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simo kad cia .iu susidarys per-
virsis, buvo tik klausimas kad
sukurti gera ateiti.
Kiekvienas suauges zmogus,
kuris yra pasiruoses gyveni-
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dolariu Xxi jis nuo kudikio su-
bresta zmogu Americas pro-
gresas ir kultura gall kaip tik
butt dekinga miliionams imi-
grantu, kurie cia. iskase kasyk-
las, nutiese gelezinkelius, is
state dirbtuves ir atliko sun
kiausius darbus kuriant ,nauja |
gyvenima. Akivaizdoje visu
virsuje paduotu faktu, as kaip
pirmininkas organizaciju Ame-
rikos pilieciu Lietuviskos Kill
mes, prasau kad kiekvienas
padorus Amerikietis remtu Sia
Bill H. r. 2910 ir padetu items
zmonems kurie yra pergyvene |
sesis metus pragariskos karty-
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Jeigu kada negaunate kurio
Dirvos numerio tai prasyda-
mi ADMINISTRATORS prisiqsti
ta nuJneri, nerasykit: 'Ne-
gavau pereito numerio," bet
pazymekit aiskiai: Negavau
nr. 5, ar Is, ar "a, ar ATT.
Tas palengvins be jokiu SUI
klydimq greit pasiusti jums
ta numeri kurio negavot.
DIRVOS Administracija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-02
NEUzMIRSKIT Sc

Rasydami Dirvos Redakcijai,
Administrator ar Agenturai
kokius paklausimus, visada ide-
kit uz &c paste zenkleli atsa-
kYmui. Tas butina.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-02

Jungos organo. Tame straps
nyje, pavadintame "Viesuju le-
su reikalu' ir atspansdintame
1947 m. Sausio-Vasario hume
RYE 1 (13), dar karta nagri-
nejami. tarp kita ko, BALFo
pirmininko Kun. Konciaus ke-
liones pc Vakaru Europa at
garsiai.
Kun. Konciaus lankymasis
Europoje, deja, sukele savotis-
ky ispudziq. Tick kick tremti-
Mai dziaugiasi paties BALF'o
veikla, tick neigiamai atsiliepia-
ma apie patti Kun. Konciu. Kai
vlename kitame laikrastyje bu-
vO pakritikuotas Kun. Konciaus
nevisuomeniskas ir siaurai par
tlnls elgesys, is kataliki s k o s
spaudos susilaukta piktu pas
tabu: 'nevidonai smetonininkai
griauna bendra darba!' Mes
turime daug medziagos apie ne
pateisinama ir tik savotiskomis
Kun. Konciaus budo savybemis
isaiskinama elgesi, bet mes tn
duomenQ neskelbiame, mes tik-
raj nenorime kenkti taip reika-
lingam salpos darbui.
Bet stai Kun. Konciaus elgesi
palette Valstieciu Liaudininku
Sajungos organas arpa So.
Kadangi tue budu 81 savaime
nemaloni tema iskelta viesu-
mon. tai ir mes spausdiname
istraukas, nieko nepridedami ir
nieko neatimdami. Neabejoja-
me, kad Amerikos Lietuviai per
privatinius laiskus Zinc apie
Kun. Konciaus partini elgesi,
pridengta ki1nia labdaros skrai-
ste, daug daugiau ne kaip vie
sumoje buvo rasoma.
Lygiu budu neabejojame kad
ieigu BALFo vajus neduoda
pageidaujamu vaisiu tai nema-
zai kaltas neigiamas ispudis ku-
ri Europoje sukele Kun. Kon-
claus kelione. Kai susidaro is
pudis apie varoma partini kro-
meli, kai nera pakankamos kon-
troles, kai Kun. Konciaus pas
kirti igaliotiniai ne visuomet
turi reikiama pasitikejima, tai
netenka abejoti jog salpos dar-
bas negali eiti taip kaip tai
turetu butt.
Mes Europoje niekada mega
lejome suprasti kaip suderinti
du reiskinius ~ pats BALF'as
yra tarytum koalicine istaiga,
bendras visu geros valios Lie
tuviu Fondas, tue tarpu p is
Kun. Konciaus veiklos Europe
je susidareme ispudi kad jis
elpiasi aiSkiai savavaliSkai sa-
vo vieno nuoziura. sitokios ''ko-
alicijos" ir Sitokio "demokratis-
kumo" mes nepajiegiame su-
prasti. -.
Istrauka is "Varpo" skamba
taip:
C. BALF'o Lesu Skirstymas
BALF'o pirmininko Kun. DR..
Konciaus lesu skirstymas vyko
jam besilankant YAK. Europe
je vien asineniska nuoziura ir
be didesnio rimtumo. Kas Kun.
Konciui daugiau patiko - or
ganizacija, istaiga ar asmuo -
tam ir pinigus skyre. Buvo
atsitikimu kad uz skirtus pini-
gus jokiu kvitu neeme. Su
BALFo siuntomis Kun. Kon-
cius ir jokiu ceremoniju media
re. L. r. K. vadovybes pasiu-
lymu menkai paise ir is pra-
dzios sau beveik galvos nekvar-
sino, jei, BALF'o siuntos tenka
UNRRAi, vaistai kariuome-
nei, bet ne Lietuviams tremti-
MANS. Savo daznai bepras-
miams ir nuolatiniams vazine-
jimams YAK. Europoje K u n.
Koncius tikrai zymias pinigu
sumas veltui isleido. 10 finan-
sine veikla reikalinga rimtes-
nio tyrinejimo. Tremtiniuose
dar if dabar kursuoja daug
linksmu anekdotu apie K n.
Konciaus veikla lankantis YAK.
Europoje.
.Ll.. 4~.l.~s~s -. L. L.
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pirmininko P. j. ziurio namuo-
Sc vel sukelta apie $1OO. Tai
gi kiti skyriai gall paimti pa
vyzdl is LIMO skyriaus, kad ir
mazais parengimais, draugis-
kais vakareliais galima nudirb-
tt dideli darbai, O toxic nami-
Mai parengimai beveik nesu-
daro islaidu, viskas yra grynas
pelnas.
Kaip LVS 1-mas skyrius da-
ro: sukviecia artimu sau EMO
niu draugiska sueiga, didesnia-
me name; ten sueje nariai pa
sikortuoja kurie megsta, kiti
pasifundija, pasivaisina; uz ju
izangos mokesti, soc, komisija
duoda uzkandzio, ir visi daily
vaujantieji turi tikra good
time.
Sueigoje platinama LVS is
leistos knygos, parenkama au-
ky leidimui Angliskai knygos
''Lietuva Tironu Panciuose",
padaroma keli islaimejimai, ir
IT,, ziurint kokia buna sumani
rengimo komisija.
LVS 1-mas skyrius tokias
mazas, bet pelningas, pramo-
gas rengia ir vasaros metu, sa-
vo nariu namuose, kurie turf
.didesnius kiemus ar soda. Tai
buna lyg mammal "piknikai".
Prize sios pramogos bizniu
padarytu ineigu, dar gauta Sc
kancios aukos uz knygas ir
knygai leisti:
J. Vilcinskas 500
P. J. Ziuris 500
Dorothy ziuris 500
P. Kaminskas 500
J. Miseikas 500
K. Rarakojis 800
Alekas Banys 100
J. Miliauskas 100
J. Smetona LOO
Ch. Braciska LOO.
K. S. Karpius LOO
Knygeliu parduota w 200
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Is DETROIT, MICH.

Is DETROIT, MICH.
Vyt. Markuzas prisiunte siu
LSV 6-to skyriaus nariu duok-
les:
Stephania Douvan 200
DR.. Eugenia Gurskis 200
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IA A R GUTIS s

Skaitykit "Marguti", komp.
A. Vanagaicio leidziama mu-
zikos ir juoku zurnala. Eli
ma du kartu j menesi. kama
metams So. Prisiuskit 10c
paste zenklais, gausit viena
numeri pamatymui.
M A r CUTS
6755 So. Western Ave.
Chicago, lii.
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LvS Skyriu veikIa
KITOS AUKOS

S. Cverka,
New Haven, Conn. 1000
j. Bubnis,
Union City, Conn. LOO
J. Savaitis, Chicago LOO
P. Kazlauskas, Detroit LOO
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-06
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Feb. 5 - t) - GUS
DA)- Salable hogs 1850. total s.
500; all weights and sows $3.50
cents higher compared with Tues
days average: bulk good and