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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15
WHAT STOCKS DID
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, April "A P}-
closing price and net
change of the fifteen most active
stocks today:
Comwlth and Sou 10, 500 8 no.
United Cop $500 2B-as.
Schenley Distil 37,4OO 29A-23s.
Int Tel and Tel &c, 900 11h-1.
Packard Motor $4,000 5b-B.
Colum Gas and Elec 10, 70C 1914
u.
Gen Motors 10, 800 545s-1h.
N Y Central Is, 700 1915.
Graham Paige 1890 3A-A.
Nat Distil II, 300 19h-h.
Am Pow and 1t 1900 1888.
Allegheny Corp Is, 700 3k-A.
Param Pict $500 24A-b.
Am Airlines Is, 300 1OA-h.
Am lob B 1900 63-2h.
u S Steel $500 66k-2A.
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NEW O

NEW ORLEANS, April 14-R}-
The average price Of middling 15'
16ths-inch cotton today at ten
designated Southern spot markets
was $1.25 a bale lower at 34.05
cents a pound; average for the
past 30 market days 1907; middl-
ing 7-8ths-inch average 1891.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, April 14-R-Wheat:
none. Corn: No 4 mixed 1873 IA;
No. 2 yellow 1874; No. 8, 100 IA
to 1888 IL; No. 4, 1.2 IA to 1.79
IL. Oats: No. l heavy white So;
No. 2 heavy white 81.
Barley: mailing 1.60-1.97 nomi-
nal; feed 1.30-1.55. Field seed per
hundredWeight nominal; red Glow
er 43. 00-47.00; sweet clover 1850
1900; red top 17~.50-18.50; timothy
7.40-7.75.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15
NEW E COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, April 14-PE
Cotton futures closed barely steady
to $1.25 to $1.70 a bale lower.
Most Of the selling resulted from
unfavorable textile reports, and
claims of lower prices in many
lines of business.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15
F. O

NEW ORLEANS, April 14-(Pc
Spot cotton closed steady $3.50 a
bale lower today. Sales 210, 900;
low middling 29.75, middling 34.Oo,
good middling 1890, receipts g.
921. Stock 1855, 1893.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15

so with $500 bid on choice med
ium weights; lows Is cents low
er; bulls steady; vealers weak at
q 100 down; most beef COWS 13. 90
$50; cutters 12.75 down; practi-
cal top weighty sausage bulls 49,
Is.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, April 14-P)-Gralns
sagged today in sympathy with a
break in securities. but for the
most part losses were not large.
Wheat closed 5A lower to l cent
higher, May $2.54A-2.51A, corn
was unchanged to l cent lower,
May $1.75M-A, and oats were Us
lower to IS higher, May 86A-B.
Active lard futures closed 80 cents
to SIPS a hundred pounds lower,
July $23.75.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15

NEW YORK, April IA - Pl-
Heaviest selling Of the year tumbl-
ed stock market leaders l to 8 or
more points today with the over
all average hitting a law since
last November in the broadest
session on record.
Blame for the liquidation del
uge was v%ariously placed on
pessimism over the stalemated
telephone strike, widespread la
Dor riffs, wage-price situations,
business prospects resulting from
growing consumer resistance to
mounting costs, taxes and foreign
complications. The return of soft
coal miners to work was virtually
ignored.
Dealings hit the million-mark
by midday. The ticker tape was
a minute late for a brief space
on a mild comeback following
announcement General Motors
and the electrical union has agreed
on a lucent hourly wage boost.
A showdown then eventuated to
be succeeded by further urgent
offerings. Steels, motors, rubbers,
rails and numerous industrials
were under pressure. Activity tap
cred in the final hour. Short cover
ing reduced most extreme de-
clines at the close. Transfers OF
1900, 900 shares were the largest
since Dec. g., last. They compared
with $50, 900 Friday.
Composite Oft
The Associated Press 60-Stock
Composite was off I.8 points at
COS, a bottom since last Nov.
80 and the sharpest dip since
March 7, this year. Of LII issues
registering, a record peak, 996
fell and only 50 rose. OF the total,
there were 591 new lows for l947.
Among severe casualties, Stan
dard Gas ST ~perferred yielded 8
" gas Sc ~perferred IA at SO, Nor
folk. and Western 6 at go, Du
Pont rs at IT'S, Allied Chemical
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15
COTTON
E YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, April 14-HI7ot-
ton futures today were under
heavy pressure of liquidation in
huence in part by resistance OF
consumers to present price levels.
Prices at one time wer off $40
a bale but recovered partially on
late mill buying and short cover
ing. Final prices were $1.10 to $3.50
lower than the previous close.
Strike developments and weakness
in outside markets contributed to
nervous selling.
Futures closed $1.10 to $1.90 a
bale lower than the previous close.
n>a- Hill
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15

CHARLOTTE SPOTS
CHARLOTTE, April IA - R)-
Spot cotton 1910.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15
Liquidating Deluge Blamed
q. On Unsettled Picture
In Labor Ranks

MARKETS AT A GLANCE
NEW YORK, April 14E(P)-
Stocks - Weak; heavy SELL
ing hits leaders.
Bonds - Uneven; some
rails decline sharply.
Cotton $50 Lower; commits
SIGN house and New Orleans
selling.
CHICAGO
Wheat Mixed; May weak,
others steady to firm.
Corn - Easy; hog price
break causes some selling.
oats Lower; clearing
weather will permit seeding.
Hogs - IS cents to S1.5o
lower; top $500.
Cattle - Mostly rs to 50
cents lower; top S26.25.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15
DAIRY PRODUCTS

CHICAGO, April 14-tP-But-
ter steady and unchanged; re
ceipts (two days. 1853, 1898; eggs
firm; receipts two days. %, ITO.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15

steady at at 81 =; for go,I
type; s12.oo-14.oo on fat d sGoa Sss
and mostly SO. on ualfy h.
and cutters. Not much doD saaa's
On vealers. Market quotahIe est;
steady with last week abos,
$500 down. Close, !
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15

Dial 2-3a11 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15

Dial 1881 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-15

Greenland was a ran,,.
the 18th Century when i, WI
Norwegian rule O26D accepa;
Evening star., 1947-04-13

It lis our sincere wish that other stores follow
The Hub and do everything in their power to
bring down High Prices. Since 1902. it has
been our policy to sell good merchandise at
reasonable prices =. a policy that has made The
Hub one of Washngton's Favorite Shopping
Centers. The 2O% Reduction is Store-Wide
with the exception of few items that are Fair
Traded or Priced by the Manufactures and not
subject to any price reduction.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
DC. C.GoIfWomenAdopl
USGA' sRegulafions;;
Draft All Schedule

The women golfers will play their
40-odd days of tournament golf IN
1s47 under USGA rules, it was de-
cided yesterday as they scrapped
most of their local rules for those OF
the parent body.
Although most OF the changes are
Of technical nature, 1t means all
cup ties will be played of this year
instead Of being settled by the
matching card routine, and 1t Will
make a difference in the handicap
ping.
A team match schedule that in
cludes a visit by Richmond May 16
at Congressional and by the Balti-
more team June 13 at Manor will be
supplemented by return matches to
the rival cities, plus a match with
the Philadelphia team in the fall.
Few Changes In Schedule.
The tournament schedule an
nounced by Mrs. w. F. Patterson
had few changes. The District
championship goes to Manor Coun-
try Club and the Glass "B" tourna-
ment was discarded. The field at
Manor will be unlimited.
Mrs. Patterson announced that
at the request of the golf profession
ais, play this year will be In two
somes to relieve the caddy situation.
The handicap limit in Class B will
be 30.
The Star Cup tournaments, old
est events on the schedule, will find
the Glass A players at Woodmont
July 20 and the Glass B event
August 5 at Indian Spring.
The Payne Cup tournament,
54-hole medal play event, was
awarded to Baltimore for the first
time, the october dates and the site
to be announced later. An added
event will be a mixed Scotch four
some for the benefit of the Boys
Club summer camp fund at Colum-
bia July Is.
Schedule for Season.
The schedule:
team match, Richmond VS. washington at
Kenwood; 23. Herald cup Glass at Ken
wood.
June 3, NBC A, Army Navy; 10, WMAL
B. Washington G. and c. c.; ID. team
match, Baltimore VS.. Washington at Manor.
1927, District championship at Manor.
July Is, buffers Cup Columbia: %,
mixed Scotch foursome, Columbia, benefit
Boys. Club camp fund: 20, Star Cup A,
Woodmont.
13, CHS B, Chevy Chase: 10. Post CUP A,
Prince Georges.
September 5, Post B, Prince Georges; 16,
Corby Cup A, Columbia.
october z. Presidents Plate, Washing
ton G. and C. c.; Payne Cup, Baltimore,
club and date to be announced.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Beach Is OUTSTANDING
As RosslYn Rollers
Star in Tourney

Kelly Beach. newest Of Rosslyn's
bowling stars, today appeared also
one Of the brightest as results OF
the Virginia State tournament held
ct Portsmouth were reviewed.
Rossiyn pinshooters came away
with 5 OF the 13 titles and Beach
held perhaps the most priced one
the mems singles championship
won with score OF 454, good enough
to nab top prize ordinarily in any
duckpin field.
Moreover. he was the PAGER when
the Rosslyn All-Stars defeated the
Norfolk An-Stars in a side-feature
Of the biggest State tournament in
Virginia bowling history. Beach
contributed 429 sticks to the Rosslyn
total of 1897, which topped the
Norfolks by 8 pins. But he
shared honors with Anchorman
Cletus Pannell. The match was
deadlocked as this worthy faced his
last setup. He spared on a two-pin
break. His rival muffed single.
Evening star., 1947-04-01

FORT WORTH, Tex.-Tex Hugh
son won pitching duel from his
first cousin, Jack Creel, in Houston
yesterday when Johnny Pesky lashed
out triple that gave the Boston
Red Sox AZ win over Houston.
Evening star., 1947-04-01

Pannell's count of eight was the
margin Of victory.
The tournament attracted not only
the largest number of teams. ever
to participate in an Old Dominion
bowling event.
Z: :pa Mfa ssinasi: Riehnond, 0el1 z4s; W: +.
mouth. 4oa: :s Eva opensail. t. Norfolk, $50;
Ann Havercomb, Rosslyn, 35S.
r.a Mems , s5s ssa Norto,y Wsks Me
Womsn's teams-Rosslyn, 1,71s; Lucky
Strike, Portss1mnouth' s1n 1'6s6; Boush Street.
women's doubles--Nora Kaufman and
Mae Heenban nos portsm0Tth n 19 dnma
S5;aIs Ssss5; Ads ssl Gladstone and Dot Dudley South
Ross9a s aSses.anns Wao ssa saden as s'ffsR sE
mond. SOL; spillman and Bsbbitt' clar-
Mems singles-Murray Walden. Nor
4lS; 4 aysi: klichmond' &s ssSi is.r pst.rs.
Wonen's teams.Wirginia Stationery,
PORTSMOUTH, 1,0Sl. haSklnS bowling Sell-
ter, Richmond, 1887: Radio Cab, Lynch
Mems teams - Carrolps Restaurant,
Petersburg, 1,76O: A and R Aces, Norfolk,
1873; Red Crown No. 2, Lynchburg, l, ,730.
Mems doubles-Benton and Rutl,
Richmond, sol; Turreman and Briley,
Portsmouth. no: Smith and Brough-
NV Women's doubiesGE Branch and ].
walcott, Virginia Beach, 636; D, Winter
mute and L.. smith. Portsmouth 90 8829;
Mixed doubles-A. Hayercomb and F;
Eobsrtson. Ross,lyn, 7sl; r,l Kendrick 81 and
Rowe, Richmond, TAT.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Cards BeozIey Displays Skill
In His First Comeback Test

yesterday for the first time since de-
veloping a charley horse a week
ago.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Bill Leetch

catch TO what may be conveniently
utilized what we want to clean
and eat ourselves and what We are
willing to clean and give TO our
neighbors. Generally, friends OF
neighbors enjoy q meal Of freshly
caught fsh If they are scaled and
cleaned, but more often than not
win dump fish in the garbage rath-
er than clean and scale them. We
all know what size fish will make
good eating and those which are
too small to fool with. Let us throw
back the little fellows and keep only
enough sizeabIe fish for good
meal for ourselves and possibly d
friend or two @
II we will do this, II we viii look
upon fishing as q form Of pleasure
able outdoor exercise from which
we gain relaxation and recreation,
then each of us viii derive the
maximum Of pleasure from our days
outing and viii preserve enough
seed fish for the years ahead.
Evening star., 1947-04-01

TUSCON, Ariz.-Bill Nicholson of
the Chicago Cubs worked out lightly
Evening star., 1947-04-01
By the Associated Press

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, April
1.-Pitcher Johnny Beazley, so dis
couraged at one time last year that
he announced he was quitting base
ball, passed the first test on his
comeback trail yesterday as the st.
Louis Cardinals trimmed Cincinnati,
To. The Red Bird hero of the 1912
World Series showed plenty of stuff
in his three Inning mound trick as
he famed two, walked none and
yielded three hits.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
HyottsviIIe Pin Tourney
Is Taken by Dunniqun

w. j. Dunnigan Of Rosslyn fired
a score Of 48 698 to win the mems
section Of the Hyattsvil1e Recrea-
ton Handicap and pocket prize Of
500. Virginia Frey OF Hyattsville
topped the women with 60-588 and
collected $40. Sixty-two men and
10 women competed.
Others who shared the spoils
were:
Sets-Van Zahn. 600 t$50): Norman
Prather. $3.50 $3.50: a. A. Wilson. SO
-675 (S17. .50l; Stephen Jacobchick. IT,,
e3-674 lS12 SOY Ashton curtis, b7-68S
$3.50: John Rhyme. 45-661 l$51.
High scratch set--Stuart Burger. 626 $50.
Evening star., 1947-04-01

SkNllk cpHW1IA21S
run. Every roe fish caught means
that many less thousands Of eggs
deposited. The more fish caught
this year, the fewer another year.
Because there Is no legal limit to
the numbers of these fish permitted
the individual, it is up to every one
who has any sporting instinct what
soever to set limit so that these
fish may multiply and we and our
children may continue to enjoy the
sport Of catching them in the years
to come. We not only should limit
ourselves as to numbers, but also as
to size. Time and time again we
have seen men, women and children
literally stagger out Of boats with a
tremendous catch of underSized
perch, many too small to be good
eating, yet laden with the spawn
of their first fruitful season. To
sportsman, such catch is inde-,
fensible. However, we strongly be-
lieve that many individuals catch
and keep great numbers of these
fish because they do not realize the
supply Is exhaustible.
Why is it that so often the sue:
cess of a fishing trip is measured
solely by the number of fish caught?
We are of the belief that it is caused
by the spirit of competition, with
which we Americans are so strongly
imbued. We feel if we do not catch
more fish than the other fellow, he
Is better angler. Unfortunately,
this competitive spirit leads to prac-
tices which are illegal or unethical.
We can hear some one ask the
question, cali right - what limit
should we set for ourselves?" The
answer is simple. Let us limit our
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Schedule for Season.
Colts Sign Bechtol

The Baltimore Colts today signed
Hubert Bechtol, All-America end
from Texas. Bechtol, 20-year-old,
6-foot-3,g 210-pound wingman was
on the Colts draft list. He made
several all-America teams the past
two years.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
OU I DOORS

Angling Id the Potomac for white
perch and both hickory and white
sfad soon will be In full swing. As
this was written, the river was in
Evening star., 1947-04-01

HOT sHOTS-Marylands crack rifle team, which won 18
matches before cmaxng an undefeaed
season by taking the national collegiate championship with
breaking score 14O8 Walter Bowling dop second
from ef) hung new record OF 287 in capturing the nd
coach Joseph Decker and SSerg Fay j. Morris assistant
Bottom Cleft to right Arthur Cook Emanuel Brigug
lin md lack WaSSon.
Evening star., 1947-04-01

PHOENIX, Ariz-The New York
Giants celebrated their return to
their initial spring training base yes
terday by staging a six-run ninth
inning rally to nose out the Chicago
White Sox, 9-8. High-hghting the
rally were two 2-run homers by Clint
Hartung and Willard Marshall, the
latter's blow winning the game.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-The
New York Yankees will end their
stay here by playing exhibition
games with the st. Louis Cardinals
today and tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-04-01

good col1uiti0n.
Reports fro m
commercial fish
ernen down riy-
er report the fish
are on the way.
Literally thous-
ands of anglers
viii participate
In the sport Of
catching these
fish and the ag-
gregate toll will
be tremendous.
Do not let us
forget that these
fish are on their
spring spawning
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12
VIETOJE DARBO - Tx
SAVANAUDISKUMAS

Griaudami kitados sauniai
susitvarkiusi Lietuvos zemes
uki ir ivesdami pragaistingus
kolhozus (''tarybinius ukiusO,
okupantai Rusai krastui atne-
Sc vargo ir skurdo.
Lietuvoje ivesta bolsevikine
betvarkiska netvarka bado axis
ir patterns okupantams. Ia
ciau sic j tai visai neziuri. lr
sitoki siq dienu Lietuvos gy-
venima aprasanti Vilniaus ko-
munistine Tiesa (Birz. 25) lai-
ko ryskiu bolsevikiniu laime-
jimu:
"Savalaikis pasirengimas pa
sirengimas derliaus valymul-
siuo metu tai svarbiausias M
rs uzdavinys. Taciau to Xxi
pat siol tinkamai neivertina
silales MTS vadovai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12
U.N. GENERALINIS
POSEDIS

Rugsejo IL, New Yorke
prasideda~ United Nations
generalinis posedis, kuria-
me dalyvaus IS valstybiu
atstovai. u. S. delegacijai
ten vadovaus Waist. Sekre-
torius Marshall. Jis pasi-
ryzes asmeniskai dalyvau-
tt ir dirbti United Nations
nariQ tarpe per sekancius
du menesius.
zinovai speja kad Ame-
rika ir Russia tame susi-
rinkime laikysis siurpesniu
atsinesimu viena ] kita.
Jau dabar zinomi klausi-
mai del kuriu Amerika ir
sovietai susikirs. Bet jei-
gu Amerika nedarys nieko
rimto, sovietai naudos pas
kutines progas pavergti ir
kitas Europos sails.
Marshall ir Vandenberg
skelbia kad Brazilijoje pri-
imtas ju Saugos planas tu-
retu. butt pritaikytas i1'
United Nations.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12
EUROPAI REIKIA
$19 BILIJONU

Paryzius. Vakaru Eu-
ropa prasys. u. S. uztikrin-
tt apie $40 bilijonu keturiu
metu laikotarpiui atsista-
tymui sulyg Marshallo pla-
no. Toki apskaiciavima pa
dare vienas narys 16-kos
saliu Europos ekonomine-
je konferencijoje.
Tai ko sulaukiama kada
karas nemoketa vadovauti
taip kad karui pasibaigus
butu galina vel gyvenima
isnaujo pradeti.
Dabar nera uztikrinimo
kad ir pagalba gavusios sa-
lys nebus komunistu uz-
valdytos, Masklai pasiru-
pinant surengti komunisti.
nj perversma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12

us. TVARKYS VO-
kIETJOS ANCLI

Suv. Valstijos ir Brita-
Mia pranesa sudariusios
II punktu sutarti padidini-
mui Vokietijos ANGLES is
kasimo.
Ia sutartis apima Ruhr
sriti, kuri yra Britu zono-
.je, taciau Amerika ten tu-
res lygQ balsa tu kasyklu
operavime.
Vokieciams patterns pa.
vedama atsakomybe uz an
giles produkciia.
Sia sutartimi tikima pa
didn't ANGLES gamyba Xxi
prieskarinio laipsnio. kada
per diena budavo iskasa-
ma 20 100000 tonu ANGLES.
Dabartiniu laiku, nuo ka-
rO pabalgOS. buVO lSkaSa-
ma po 244,0OO tonu dienai.
Sta sutartis panaikina
jki siol Britu vienu kontro-
liavima Vokietijos ANGLES
gamybos.
Siais metals Amerika il
Britai sutare duoti Vokie-
THAI maisto uz $500 mill
jonu. Amerika savo dali
jau paskyre.
Xxi siolei j Vokietija bu-
vo importuota apie z mill
JONAH tonu maisto, kas at
siejo arti bilijona dolariu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12

'MTS direktorius Erinas dar
visiskai negalvoja apie sutar-
ciu su valstieciais sudaryma.
"Derliui nuimti masinQ tai
symas dar nepradetas. Ypac
bloga padetis yra siai MTS
priklausanciuose masinQ-arkliu
nuomojimo punktuose.
'Visur visiska tyla. IstikrQ
ju, kas neleidzia isitraukti M
AMP ir MTS visom jegom
pasirengima derliaus nuemi-
mui? Argi cia nera salygQ
Ne, bet vadovai nejaucia jo-
kios atsakomybes. stai toxic
apsileidimo faktas.
"Telsip MTD daug galetQ
padeti silales MTS atlikti SUI
detingesniu masinu taisyma
Taciau, masinos reikalingos
taisymo vien todel laiku ne
pristatomos kad direktorius
animal dejuoja neturis sunk
vezimiui benzino, kuri kaip tik
pats direktorius daznai sunau.
doja ivairiems asmeniskiems
reikalams.
"Jau praejusiais metals s
MTS del jos vadovu nerupes'
tingumo smarkiai atsiliko vi
sose srityse. Tai turejo but
gera pamoka Stems metams
Taciau senos klaidos vel kar
tojasi."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12
kOMUNISTAI RUO-
SIASI SUK!ILIMUI

Americas komunistai ir
vel stojo j senas vezes dir
bti uz pasauline revoliuci-
ia, ir kartu uz isvertima
sios Sales valdzios. New
Yorke jie isteige speciale
mokykla zymesniems par
tijos nariams paruosti at
kakliai propaganda.
Amerikonai, kaip istiki-
mi demokratai, leidzia to-
kiai mokyklai egzistuoti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12
PARYZIUJE suse k t q

PARYZIUJE suse k t a S
zydu Stern teroristu gau-
jos fantastiskas planas uz-
pulti ir bombarduoti Lon
dona is orc, atkerstui Bri-
tams uz pasiuntima 1900
zydu pabegeliu atgal j Vo-
kietija.
Tarp to suokalbio nariu
suimtas ir vienas u. S. ra-
binas ir IA kitty.
zydai, atvezti atgal Vo-
kietijon, Hamburge atsisa-
ke is laivo iseiti, taip kad
Britai kareiviai turejo su
.jais kruvina mustyne, no
redami priversti JUGS islip-
ii is laivo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12

Genevoj, sveicarijoj, pa
ruostas planas sulyg kurio
j Palestine galetu butt ilei.
sta 100000 zydu begyje 2
metu. Palestine bandoma
padalinti tarp ArabQ ir zy-
du, jeigu tas planas bus
galimas ivykdyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12
kOMUNISTAI BUS
DEPORTUOJAMI

New Yorke, U. S. Tel.
slngumo DEPARTMENTS SUI.
eme hoteliq ir klubu tar.
nautoju unijos Lokalo {
pirmininka Obermeier, ku.
ris pasirode yra komunis.
tas ir nera sios sales pile.
tbs.
Teisingumo Department.
tas pradejo griezta suzve-
jojima svetimsaliu komu.
nistu kurie sulinde j dar.
bininku uniju vadus.
Kitas unijos vadas ko.
munistas John Santo pa
statytas deportavimui is
Americas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12
DIRVOS PADIDIN-
TAS NUMERIS

Sis Dirvos numeris, isleis-
tas padidintas, vietoje as
tuoniQ puslapiQ, viena die
ma pavelavo del spaustu-
yes nepajiegimo toki dide-
Ii laikrasti isleisti.
Administracija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12

Amerika dar dave leidi-
ma atvezti j sia Sail 1900
Britu merginu istekejusiq
uz Americas kariu, kurios
cia atvyks SUI savo valkals.
Xxi siol Amerikon ileista
SO, ,4O3 Britu nuotaku ir
1870 jq vaiku pas Ameri-
kos karius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12
PALANGA NEATSTATYTA

Crazy Lietuvos gintarinio
pajurio kurorta Palanga daug
GROVE ir Vokieciai ir Rusai.
Ypac ja isbjauriojo pirmos
okupacijos metu bolsevikai.
Per karo veiksmus Palongos
kurortas irgi daug nukentejo'
Deja kaip visoje Lietuvoje
taip ir Palangoje nera jokic
atstatymo, net ir zodzio ME-
kur apie tai negirdeti.
Per sunaikintus Palangos
vasarnamius svilpia vejas, nel
pedsaku Lietuvos laikais bu-
vusiu kabinQ, q garsus ]uros
tiltas tick sunaikintas kad JUG
nei kick negalima pasinaudo-
ii. Nera jokiQ pramoglnlv
irengimu, tik liudnai stuksc
degesiu zenklai pajurio resto'
rano vietoje.
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CIO mazeja. CT

CIO mazeja. CIO auto
mobility darbininku taryba
pranesa kad jos buckles
mokanciQ nariu skaicius
sumazejo: Rugp. menesi jQ
buvo $4,000, arba 100000
maziau negu buvo pasiek-
ia auksciausio pokarinio
laipsnio Geguzes menesl.
Sumazejo -darbai del ne
gavimo plieno, sumazejo
buckles mokanciQ darbi-
ninku skaiciai.
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PREF. TRUMAN, bal

PREF. TRUMAN, bal
ges savo misija Brazilijo-
je, kur abieju Ameriku
valstybes susitare laikytis
bendro apsigynimo, dabar
gryzta karo laivu. Laivu
sugryzti truks 13 dienu.
10 Washingtone labai
laukiama, tarptautinei pa.
deciai grimstant giliau
suirute.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12

Anglijoje, sprogima an
giles kasykloje Rugs. 10
d. uzmusta 9 darbininkai,
keli kiti uzgriuta gyvi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12

! Belgijoje sustreikavo ge-
lezies ir plieno dirbtuvese
Liege distrikte 10000 dar-
bininku.