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The Nome nugget., 1947-08-18
NLRB Must Not Take DictatiOn From Congress

ASHIN TON, CP) - The United Mine Workers Journal @a.i Saturday President Truman has warned" the National Labor r.o..t'c~S Board that he will not reappoint members who permit tha Congressional committee on labor relations to interfere or die a,a nolicy."
 Tl9 John l.. Lewis union publ;- "a:'on described the committee created by he Hartley act as a "Witch-hunting vigilante outfit" and declared Chairman Joseph "a" R-N1inHn has tried to per suado :ha NLR8 no: to make 9 move w:hou: calling Joe"
 1-~do~ inc Taf,-HarHcy act the h'a--~~or7b~, board we expand c1 Q s.v" md he new oos' of gen col counsel c"eated. The Dresi- dent nominated J Copeland Gray and former Senator Abe MurdOc', Of Utah as new board members and Robert N. Denham as general counsel.
 Congress adjourned without Senate confirmation of the nom- nations.
 to bring a verdict against indiVid- uaI women charged with maintain ing places of prostitution.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-18

to bring a verdict against individ- uaI women charged with maintain ing places of prostitution.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-18
ON OF THELARGEST. SWIFT

est and most VoraCiouS of sharks, the great white shark, reaches a length of forty feet, according to the Encyclopedias Britannica.
Evening star., 1947-11-26
Three Taken 10 Ga||inger
From Precincts in s Hours

Three men were moved within six
hours last night from precinct sta
tions to Gallinger Hospital by police
who said one Of them was injured in
a fall against steam heater.
Arrested for drunkenness at
Fourth street and Rhode Island ave-
hue NE, Julius Gebicke, 20, of Sill
yer Spring, Md, attempted to strike
Pvt. George N. Pailes with a half
filed whisky bottle en- route to No.
IL precinct in patrol wagon, police
said.
Getting out in the No. II garage.
Gebicke fell and cut his head on a
heater, the police report added He
was removed to Gallinger for treat
ment and returned to the station.
An hour later, at 1l:20 pm, Rufus
Liggas, 35. of the 1902 block of
Twenty first street NV, charged
with drunkenness at No. 3 precinct,
complained of illness. He was re-
Evening star., 1947-11-26
a.: \XE;:iH 4 5:
",

curlty Club dance, wsrdman Park Hotel,
10 o'clock tonight.
LECTURE.
!tveraead' y FfGR Rsssl Henry. sessli At Jsvisss
streets NV, $50 o'clock tonight.
LUNCHEoNs.
Pennsylvania State Colleke Alumni
Trans-Lux Restaurant, 1880 pm. tomor-
pm. tomorrow. Members and guests
Junior Board OF Trade, Burlinston Hotel
1870 pm. tomorrow. Members ana guests
MEETINGS.
Syrian washington Club, willard Hotel
institute eiGtn Of APPLIED Religions parlor G.
Willard Hotel 7;t4 p.RIY c,sIock tonisht'
stitute, Wizard Hotel, o'clock tonight.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Library of Consress, First and East Cap
itol streets Sc, open Am: to ~ Pm IN,
M0nday throqsh FFdss pm g sundays
orisinai oss II Ieacock Abbey copy Of the Masna
GsTta or oae bec.Ser fTGm ths sFsn g4s ee.na
TsR0sieRs phy q for an ndsnts p.fea
So rare snd important books fsoI og eor tne
inde1inltc inseGirlt,' period; Some A.ronauties
Msar %sh 6stoie sdoss
Ems eineers in Chicago, 1901, describing
Wright Brothers, experiments, shown with
National Gallery of Art. Constitution
to ! pm. weekdays, 3 to 10 pm. SUNDAYS: Is
Rsle'fSs bse KSess snf Melon iSa0 and Wdsnef so.e
tions and gifts from other donors, on main
floor. for an indefnite mite period' od p,rdo,nn
place NV; fourth annlversary exhibition;
paintings y Charles Whi,e pms s,,na,y to 10
2 to ) pm; throuEh Sunday.
Fish and Wildlife Service. under main
lobby IN Commerce Department building,
Gns'toN" am to pm Ae daily; display Of animals
ana fresh-water fish, for an indefinite
pei Dumbarton Jun Oaks Museum, Thirty-frst
and r streets Nv, open am. to pm;
daily; collection Of Byzantine and related
arts for an indenite nHtriod ptriod r,sntb and
Except sunday: exhibition Of work By Ar.
sS Haet Sd eh Of hsoas sundsy snd by
Howard UnIversity Gallery Of Art on
university campus. open 9 am. to pm.
Monntan SsT n5'Vfe ReT on oers nn0 cuo % For HSs
chuca. Ar!z,, through Sunday.
sa6 A5eHys Wod E0 Wsr il Of pantnss on
from the Revoluntionary War through
Of General Washington, letters and other
documents siersd by Gsnerals Aadrsw A
JACKSON. Robert E. Lee, U. s. Grant: Georss
c. Marshall. Dwight Eisenhower AND
Douglas Macarthur, at Exhibition Hall;
Constitution avenue between Seventh and
Ninth streets, S:45 am. to 5:l5 pm:
weekdays. and 1:3 m. to p.m. Sundays
and holidays.
Smithsonian Institution, Tenth Metro |
politan State Art Contest exhibit, under
sponsorship Of the District Of Coumois,
League: open Sundays and weekdays, 8 +!
am to 4:30. pm, throush Sunday:
Whyte Gallery, at the United Nations
Club recent paintings in temperA and
water color, / f0l Nineteenth street NV.
9 to 9 pm. through Sunday.
FOR SERvICEMEN. /
Group sinsins. 8 o'clock, and dance with
orchestra 2 o'clock tonight, Penthouse
Uso. Seventeenth and K streets NV.
Crafts. . o'clock and dance with orches-
ira, s o'clock toniEht, USO Club, 1911 H
street NV.
Evening star., 1947-11-26
ABC Weighs Transfer
OF German S License

The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board today has under considera-
ton the application for the transfer
of a license held by Germans, Inc,
from 4817 Georgia avenue NV, to
1878 South Capitol street.
At a hearing yesterday, petitions
were presented both for and against
the transfer. James V. Moran,
president and Mrs. Charles H. Hag-
erty, secretary of the Highlands
Citizens Association, protested the
request for a transfer. They said
their section is strictly residential,
with a few commercial zones They
told the board that in addition to
Gorman's another liquor store is
seeking transfer to the neighbor-
hood and they expressed fear
that liquor center" would be
created and would depreciate prop
erty values.
Vincent C. Waller, 1000 Nichols
avenue SW., policeman attached
to No. II Precinct, presented a petit
ton signed by residents of the
neighborhood protesting the pro-
posed transfer. Another petition
against the request was brought in
by H. A. Messen, 1861 First street
Evening star., 1947-11-26

A loyalty machine" conceived by
a mythical Prof. Redsniffer" as
one aftermath Of the House Un-
American Activities Committee in
vestigation of movie people, was
given its initial workout before an
audience attending a civil rights
rally here last night
Until it was unveiled, the gadget
was the center of interest during
the event. which was held in the
Metropolitan A. M. E. Church.
Fifteenth and M streets NV, under
auspices of the Washington Com
mittee of the Southern Conference
for Human Welfare.
Prof. Redsniffer," who let it be
known he was of somewhat German
origin, said, in regard to the in
vestigation, that I'VE had the same
problem in Germany-there were
people who wanted to think for
themselves
He then operated the machine >
a big, boxlike affair. A rehearsed
subject stepped up to be exam
ined." He put dime in the ma
chimes. It's opinion: This man has
an overwhelming majority of red
corpuscles, and what are they do
ing? Building more red corpuscles." :"
The professor then declared the
subject should be investigated. He
repeated his opinion after the
gadget registered on two other re-
hearsed subjects.
A principal speaker at the rally
was Senator Taylor, Democrat, of
Idaho. Referring to the Hollywood
probe. he said: This witch hunt
and denial of our civil rights is
part OF pattern first tried out by
Hitler. We've got to speak up now.
We've got to see what we can do
to stop this thing"
Representative Holifleld, Demo-
crat, of California another speaker
said a wave of hysteria regarding
political beliefs is currently sweep
ing the country in the same fashion
it did after the last war.
Robert Kenny, counsel for the
Hollywood writer's cited for con-
tempt of Congress, said "the reign
Evening star., 1947-11-26

The United Nations Educational,
Scientific and Cultural ,Organiza-
ton said it would exhibit the paint.
ings and then auction them off.
Evening star., 1947-11-26

moved to Emergency Hospital in 6
patrol wagon and his trouble dag.
nosed as acute gastritis. He latel
was transferred to Gallinger anc
admitted for alcoholism.
The third man. William @. Cox
81. of the 300 block of E street NE.
complained of being sick at 4:40 m
Taken from No. 8 precinct to Gal
linger. he was admitted with a dag
nosis of alcoholic gastritis. He was
being held on a charge of making
threats.
Evening star., 1947-11-26
Luckman Plans 10 Spread
Civil Riqhts Information

Charles Luckman, former chair
man of the Presidents Food Com
mittee and member of the Presi-
dents Committee on Civil Rights,
yesterday said he had pledged him.
self to see to it that the informa-
ton in the civil rights report was
widely disseminated.
He was speaking at luncheon
Of the Capital Press Club, an organ
ization of colored journalists. in
the Charles Hotel, 1888 r street NV.
Evening star., 1947-11-26

S.W. Edward Doty and the Rev.
George L. Conner, pastor of the
Congress Heights Methodist Church
also objected to the change.
Abraham L. German. jr., presi-
dent of German S, asked the board
to consider the 1881 signatures to
petition he presented for residents
in the neighborhood. saying they
had no objection to the granting Of
the license.
Evening star., 1947-11-26
Virginion Gets Six Years
In Alexandria BurqIury

Joseph Morris, 25, Of Springfield,
Va. yesterday was sentenced to six
years Imprisonment by Alexandria
Corporation Court Judge William P.
Woolls, on charges of burglary.
Morris pleaded guilty to the charge
of breaking into an Alexandria store
last June 28. Disposition of the
charges against him were held up
pending the report OF a sanity COM
mission, which found him sane.
Evening star., 1947-11-26
Loyalty Godget Demonstrated
To Civil Rights Rally Audience

of terror is spreading from Wash
ineton to Hollywood-from public
industry to private industry"
DR.. Frank Kingdom, national
chairman of the Progressive Citizens
of America, declared that there is
deliberate conspiracy to destroy
the basic liberty of the American
people"
DR.. Joseph L. johnson was chair
man of the rally.
Evening star., 1947-11-26
Auction to Aid Artists
In Wur-Torn Lands
By the Assoeiotsd Press

BY the Assoeiotsd Press
PARIS-Thirty modern painters
have agreed to contribute. one paint
ing each to raise money for art ma
terials for artists in war blasted
lands.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-07

Roberta" bus stotoma per sa-
waite pradedant Lapk. II. kas va
kara.
Desert Song" bus trecias ir pas
kutinis sezono perstatymas, prade-
dant Lapk. "a ir baigiant 20 d.
Isaac Van Grove, zymus veikejas
scenos memo srityje su Max Rein
hardt, su Chicago Light Opera Co.
ir SUI daug kitu perstatymu New
Yorke, tapo prikviestas artistiniu
direktorium sio Fall Festival. Su
juo bus ellie kitu gabiu toje srityje
asmenu.
zymiausias roles atliks pakviesti
garsus artistai, prie ju parinkta
eile jaunu gabiu dainos megeju ir
jau prasisiekusiq vaikinu ir paneliQ
kurie surinkta is placios Ohio.
Public Hall perdirbama lyg at
viro orc teatras, ir statoma naujo-
viska apvali scena auditorijos gale,
iskista toll sale. Visas tas per-
tvarkymas lures savo zavetinuma
| verta pamatyti.
Tikietus Stems veikalams galima
jau dabar isigyti, pasirenkant ge-
riausias. Galima pirkti visam Sc
zonui, arba paskiriems vakarams.
Gaunami Taylor's Ticket Office,
% Taylor Arcade. Kainos su TAX
sails sios: $3.50, $500, $2.4O, $1.8O,
$1.20. Pardavimas prasides apie
Spaliu Is.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-07

Sabas, Juozas, is Starku k, Vilka-
viskio ap.
Siulickas, Antanas, is Raguvos ",
Panevezio ap.
Skusevicius, Julijonas ir Leonas, is
Gerkonip k, Duksto val, Zarasu
ap., Julijonas gyv. Philadelphia.
Stamina, Jonas, gimes Amerikoje,
gyv. Ziezmariu val, Traku ap.
Smalukiene Vaiksnoraite, Karoli-
ma, Druskininkq v. Gardino aps.
Philadelphia.
Sopkauskas, Antanas, is Ukmerges
ap.. gyv. Brooklyn, N. Y, If jo
Selma.
! Stankeviciene Bagdziute, Prane, is
| Butrimoniu val, Alytaus ap.
| Stankevicius, Vincas, is Panevezio
ap., zmona Darata, sunus Bronius,
rodos Detroit.
Stumbras, Juozas ir Ksaveras, is
Daugp val, Alytaus ap.
Subaciene Vaiksnoraite, Elzbieta,
is Druskininku val, Gardino ap.,
Philadelphia.
| Salcius, Antanas, Chicago.
Sileris, naslys Petrones Maladaus-
kaites Silerienes, netoli Detroi-
to. ukyie.
Taraseviciene, su vaikais, nasle
Liudviko. gyv. Brooklyn.
Valaityte, Prane, istekejusi, is XII.
duliu val, sakiu ap., Chicago.
Valiulis, Jonas, is Pasiauses. vals.,
siauliu ap., dirbo Fordo dirbtu-
vese.
Varanauskaite, Mare, ir Blze (Avi-
ziene), abb is silales VAL, Tau
RACES ap Chicago.
Vasiliauskaite Podelys, Julia, is
Gruzdziu val, S. Boston, Mass.
Visockas, Adomas, Antanas ir Juo-
zas, is Leipalingio parap.
Volciskaite Ieva, is Lazdiju, gyv.
Nemaniunu val, Alytaus ap.
Zaica. Pranciskus, is Raseinip ir
dukte Zose Bartusiene, Chicago.
zarinskyte Plusciauskiene, Petro-
nele. is Vevirzenu, Kretingos ap.
Zvirbliene Grigaityte, Antanina,
gyv. Michigan val.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-07
IS LAIKRAscIU

A. BIMBA, kruvinojo Stall
no pastumdelis, savo raudonam
lape jau atvirai grasina items
Lietuviams kurie istruke is
komunistinio teroro laimingai
pasiekia sia laisves ir demo-
kratijos sail.
Bimba sake, "Anksciau ar
veliau teisingoji ranka pasieks
JUGS ir cionai". Reiskia, komu-
nistai snipai prie pirmos pro-
gos inns persekioti ir zudyti vi
sus Stalinui neistikimus Lietu-
vius, ,kaip jie jau yra nuzude
Trocki ir kitus.
National Bimbos troskimas
nekalto Lietuviu kraujo neduo-
da jo sazinei (jeigu jis dar ja
turi) ramybes ir il sekioja gy-
vais islikusiu tremtiniu smek-
los.
Kick veliau tas pats Bimba
savo lape jau skundziasi kad
jam baugu ir j gatve iseiti, vi
sur j smeklos seka.
Nebus jokia naujiena jeigu
kada Antanas Bimba bus at
rastas kur po sausa saka pasi-
kabines, kaip Judas, kuris is
dave Kristu.
NAUJIENOS labai piktinasi
kad Stalinui parsidaves Palec-
kis smeizia buvusi Lietuvos
prezidenta DR.. K. Griniu.
Taip ir kiekvienas padorus
zmogus piktinasi tokiu komu-
nisto Paleckio akiplesiskumu
smeizti ta seneli ir buvusi Lie
tuvos prezidenta.
Taciau koks yra skirtumas
tarpe komunisto Paleckio ir So
cialisto Grigaicio, kaip smeizi-
ku? Grigaitis dar ziauriau ir
dazniau puole ir smeize Lietu-
vos Prezidenta A. Smetona nuo
pat jo atvykimo j sia sali, ir
dar ir dabar nepaliauja pyles
pamazgas ant velionio karsto.
Tai vienas nieksisk i a u S iu
zmoniu Americas Lietuviu tar
pc, kuris tik smeizimu jam ne
patinkamQ zmoniu ir gyvena.
KAIP isvietintu Lietuviu lai-
kraSciai raso, Grigaicio tipo So
cialdemokratu randasi ir trem-
tyje, kurie ssvaido pagiezos ak
menis j jau senai mirusi gar
binga Lietuvos Prezidenta, An
tana Smetona.
Tokius paukscius lengva pa
zinti is ju balso, kur jie nebu-
tu.
TULAS Pypkius Sandaroje,
pacitaves Jaro rasini, tilpusi
Dirvoje apie Devenienes kelio-
ne i Europa, sake:
"Jeigu kalbeti apie paziuru
skirtuma tai p. Jaro paziuros
atitinka penkiq metu 'vyro'
kelinaiciu plociui".
Taciau tas Sandaros mandra-
pypkius (veikiausia pats Val
dyla) jokiq paziurq dar netu-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-07

ri. 10 paziuros dar tebera vie
nu metu kudikio vystykluose.
VIENYBE raso kad nuo
nauju metq Waterbury, Conn.,,
prades eiti naujas Lietuviu lai-
krastis, kuris netures jokios
spalvos.
Tie kurie sumane toki laik-
rasti leisti veikiausia nezino ka
daro.
Prize dabartiniu salygu, taip
sparciai nykstant senajai Lie
tuviu kartai, kesintis isleisti
nauja laikrasti yra tai kasimas
duobes esantiems laikrasciams,
j kuria naujagimis greiciau ga
les ipulti ir butt palaidotas.
Argi ITEMS naujo laikrascio
sumanytojams neuztenka Vie
nybes, Dirvos, Amerikos Lie
tuvio ir kitu laikrasciQ?
Ar ne gudriau jie padarytQ
prisidedami nuosirdziai remit
senuosius laikrascius?
p. p. Jaras.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-07
HIPPoDRoME
ut Had To Be You"

Tai naujausia Columbia filma,
kuri pradedama rodyti Hippodrome
Theatre treciadieni. Veikale supo-
ruoti du garsus artistai, Ginger
Rogers ir Cornell Wilde. Tai vie
ma is linksmuju filmu.
Veikalas apima juokus ir grazu
romansa, vaizduoja New Yorka ir
povandeninius vaizdus.
Ginger Rogers, turtuofes paneles
roleje, kuri atsiduria prie slenkscio
vedybinio gyvenimo, nors ia il pa
daro net keleta kartu su skirtingais
milijonieriais. Wilde galutinai ia
uzkariauja. Prize ju vaidina Percy
Waram, Spring Byington, Thurston
Hall ir Ron Randell.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-07
TO APPEAR IN CLEVELAND 5OOS
STAR STUDDED FESTIVAL
CLEVELAND PUBLIC HALL, NOV 1922

ma kaip Fall Festival Of Ohio.
Tam tikslui jau sudaryta visa
programa, su zymiom dainos zvai-
gzdemis, ir laikas nustatytas pra-
dedant Lapkricio 10 ir baigint 20
vakaru. Tai yra vienas is didziau-
siu teatralisku pasikesinimu sioje
salyje. Trys muzikaliski perstaty-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-07

mai uz populiares kainas parinkta
pirmutiniam sezonui uz populiares
kainas. Vaidinimai atsibus graziai
ispuostoje Cleveland Public Hall, ir
bus statoma Sic veikalai:
merry Widow" bus pirmutinis
perstatymas, tests nuo Lapkricio 10
Xxi Is, sesis vakarus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-07

MEDAUS derlius Sioje sally
je 1947 metals buvo du nuo-
Simciu mazesnis negu pernai,
ir 10 nuos. mazesnis negu 1916
metals, kada buvo pasiekta
auksciausias visq laiku rekor-
das.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-07

Ohio suteikta galimybe pasiekti
aukstesni laipsni memo pasaulyje
kai susidare placiau permatanciu
zmoniu grupe pasivadinus "Cleve-
land 5OO", organizacija kuri nenori
padaryti pelnu bet tiktai paremti
muzikos mena, kuris cia apsireiks
metiniais vaidinimais ir bus zino-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-07

KAS platina Dirva - tas
platina apsvieta.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-02
LIVESTOCK
C LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Aug. -(P)-A desul.
tory cleanup trade in hogs and
cattle placed prices on the form
err at steady to so cents lower
levels and the bovines at steady
to Is cents off. The few slaughter
sheep available, however, were
steady to IS cents higher.
Most good and choice barrows
and gifts ranged from $3.50 to
$4,000 the top edging up to $2a-2 Is.
Similar quality sows took 5000
to $24.5O. Shippers bought 1000 OF
the $500 available for sale, while
packers imported 1000 on direct
consignment.
Choice long yearlings sold at
$50 90 to top the cattle trade, and
these were only odd head. The
nearest load lot was $3.50 for
good to low-choice yearlings,
while several loads Of good grade
light steers brought $500 to $27.,
90. Choice heiferettes brought $22.-
90 at best, good beef cows $4,000,
and vealers $24.O0. Clearance was
incomplete on cows, bulls, and
medium and good grade steers.
Good and choice native spring
lambs set a top and popular pice
of S24.75 and choice ewes showed
up to $1,000.
Total receipts included 1000 cat
tie. 500 calves, and 500 sheep.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-02
N. C.-S. C. PEACH MARKETS

SPARTANEURG, S. C. Aug. l.
P-USDA)- Peaches: Thursday
haulings moderate to heavy; de-
mand good; market steady for
large stock. slightly stronger for
small stock; sales FOB shipping
point, bu. baskets, US. No.
Elbertas 2 inch and up FPS; l 7-8
inch and up 200; l 3-4 inch and
up, few 1.60-1.75; l 3-4 to 2 :nch
1.35-1.50.
Hamlet, N. c. and nearby
points; Thursday haulings heavy;
demand good, market slightly
stronger for best stock; demand
fair, market about steady for
other stock; sales FOB shipping
point, bu. baskets. US. No. l Ell
bertas 2 Ia inch and up few $50
2.6O; 2 inch and up 2.25 some
showing good color high as 2.35-
ESQ; few low as 200; l 7-8 inch
and up 2~.O0-2.25; l "a inch and
up 1.50-1.75; 1 "a inch minimum
1.50: 80 per cent or more US. No.
l quality, 2 inch and up 200;
Georgia Bellies US. No. l, 2 inch
and up 1.75-2.00; l 7-8 inch and up
l. 40-1.50 Some shipments rolled
unsold.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-02

Richmond, Va.-Llvestock:
Hogs-Friday's market steady
on all weights; top $26.50 for good
and choice 180-240 Id barrows and
gifts; 9o-1Oo lbs $3.50; 10o-12o lbs
$3.50; 120-140 lbs $3.50; 140-160
lbs $24.5 so; 160-18O lbs $25 50; 240-
300 lbs $24.50; 300 lbs and up
$3.50; good lows under $50 lbs
$1,000; 350-5O0 lbs $3.50; owe 500
lbs $3.50; good stays under $50
lbs $3.50; over $50 lbs $3.50.
Cattle - Market largely nominal
on all slaughter classes; a few
Gamer and cutter cows mostly
$9.00-11.00; fat dairy type around
$12.~ 00-14.00; beef COWS up to $1,000
or above; vealers closing steaoy
on strictly good and choice top
around 5000; undergraders dull;
good to choice spring lambs quot
able $40, oO-21 90, strictly choice
higher; medium kinds SIS. 00-18. 90
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-02

that if the watching robber sees
the police coming, he shall at once
call the others. He is watching
faithfully. Suddenly be catches
sight of the police, and he shouts
to the other robbers: Get up! Get
up!' The three other robbers
spring to their feet
At this point the young magl-
clan takes the three top cards In
the pack and throws them' face
upward, on the table. They are
the other three Jacks. which the
member: of the audience are posi-
tive that they saw placed on the
bottom of the pack. How did they
get to the top?
The explanation is very simple.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-02
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Aug. 1-R-Wheat:
No. l hard 2.34 IA to 2.35 IA;
No. 2 red 2.35 IL to 2.36 "a; No.
2 red smutty 2.33 IA; No. l red
2.36 IA; No. l mixed 2.34 10 to
2.35; corn: sample grade mixed
LES; No. l yellow 2.27 IL to 2 20;
No. 2, 2.26 IL to 2.28; No. 3, 2.25 IL
to 2.l6 IL; No. 4, PIG to 2.24; No.
5, 2.12 to 2.13; sample grade LES
to 2.05. Oats: No. l heavy mixed
l.O1 to LOB; No. l mixed SO IL;
No. l heavy white 1.02 3-4 to LIB
~; No. l white SO to LOO; No. 2
heavy white LOB; No. 2 white SO
3-4; No. 3 white 95 to IS "a;
sample grade white 80. Soybeans:
No. 2 yellow 1888 nominal. Rye:
No. 2 grades 2.40 to $50 nominal.
Barley: mating 1.90: feed $50 to
1.65 nominal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-02

The three Jacks were not put at
the bottom Of the pack at all.
although they seemed to be. The
young magician had seven cards
in his hand, not four. Between the
first Jack and the second Jack
were three other cards - any
three from the pack, but they
were placed so that they could
not be seen by the spectators.
If the magicion had spread out
the cards, they would have looked
like the set in picture 2. Thus
the three cards that were put at
the bottom of the pack were the
three hidden cards. not the Jacks
at all. The Jacks remained at the
top of the pack. ready to be ex-
posed when the watching robber
called: Get up!"
Copyright, 1916, BY The Grolier
Society Inc based upon The Book
OF Knowledge)
distributed BY United Feature
Syndicate, Inc.)
MONDAY: - The Story Of the
Circus.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-02

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