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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
Vel Reikalaus Algu
Pakelimo

Americas Darbo Federacijos
vadai paskelbia kad unijos esa
priverstos. jieskoti trecio polka
rinio algu pakelimo, del kilimo
pragyvenimo reikmenu kainu.
Prizes kuri laika panasiai pa
sisake ir c. l. O. vadai, ir rel
kia tiketis kad darbininkai bus
sukurstyti streikuoti naujiems
algu pakelimo isreikalavimams,
kad tuomi vel pabranginus vi
su reikmenu kainas.
A. Darbo Federacija skelbia
kad darbininkams algos butu
pakeliamos nebrangiant toliau
maisto ir kitty pragyvenimo
reikmenu kainu.
Bet ADJ vadai nepasako
kaip to isvegti: Jeigu mesos
krautuveje buceriui darbinin-
kui bus pakelta alga nors SIS
savaitei, krautuves savininkas
turf branginti mesa. Taip ir
SUI pakelimu algu visiems XII
items darbininkams: algu ke-
limas yra tik paciu darbinin-
ku pakelimas kainu tQ reikme-
nu ir maisto kuri pagamina ir
perka. Mes jei dalyko pagami-
nimas brangiau atsieina, tas
dalykas vel reikia brangiau
parduoti, ir jokiu uniju vadu
patarimai nekelti maisto ir
reikmenu kainas neturi pras-
mes, mes pacios unijos pakelia
tn reikmenu kama, brangesniu
darbu.
KALAKUTU augintOjai at
sikreipe j PREF. Trumana pra-
Sydami kad kalakutai nebutq
iskaityti j paukstiena kuri pa
tarta nevalgyti ketvirtadieniais
taupant maista alkanai Euro
PAL gelbeti.
Kalakutu symet daug priau-
ginta, ju augintojai bijo kad
nepakenktq ju bizniui.
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Is SVEDIJOS vel atplal

IS SVEDIJUS vel atpIau-
ke j Florida, mazu laiveliu
"a Latviai ir Estai, kurie
pabego nuo bolseviku ir no
ri cia rasti prieglauda. Ar
jie bus priglausti? Atsime-
nam kaip stengesi .atsikra-
tyti pirmesniQ tokip atvy-
keliQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31

ANGLIA pasiryzus pa
sitraukti is Palestinos Ko-
vo menesi, l949 M, kada
United Nations lures butt
issprendus Palestinos glo-
bojimo klausima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
is LIETUVIS
VALKQ TRIK4>

VALKQ TRIK4> ~ 49,
NERA RAsTO, LIETUVIN
MOKYKLQ .,
Kulturinis Lietuviu veikims {
cia sustabdytas, mes valdzia
skaito kad 'cia vien tik Lenkai
gyvena. Visu ju pasuose ira
syta Lenkijos pilietybe. Nera
Lietuvisko spausdinto zodzio,
mokyklq, nei religiniq bel eko-
nominiq Lietuvisku organiza-
ciju.
Lietuvis mokosi rasto gimta-
ia kalba tik namuose slapta,
kaip Muravjovo laikais. Tx
kai kuriose baznyciose dar lai-
koma Lietuviskos pamaldos.
LIETUVIsKOS DAINOS
NUTILO
Jaunimas ir dabar retkar-
ciais dainuoja Lietuviskas dali
mas. Lietuvisko jaunimo veik-
la tik pozemyje. Cia daromi
slapti susirinkimai, palaikomi
rysiai su Lietuvos partizanais.
Retkarciais is Lietuvos gauna-
ma ir skaitoma partizanu lei
DIANA spauda.
Jaunimas dar ir dabar ret
karciais dainuoja Lietuviskas
dainas. IS prislegtos krutines
kartas nuo karto suskamba
Lietuviskos melancholiskos dai-
nos. Taciau uz jas ne vienam
teko atsisesti kalejiman.
LAUKIAMA KARO
Karo laukia visi. Lenkai yra
stipresni ir jie jam ruosiasi.
Lenkai yra gerai> susiorganiza-
We ir pasiryze uzduoti karo at
veju stipru smugi bolsevikams.
is vidaus. Tikrq bolsevikQ cia
nedaug.
DARBININKAI sKURSTA
Ukiuose maisto dar nestln-
ga. Blogiau su darbininku. Jis
teuzdirba cia 100-120 zlotu per
diena. Gi duonos Kilograms
kastuoja 20 ir daugiau zlotu,
riebalai = 700 zlotQ; degtlnes
litras $50 zlotu, ir tt.
LIETUVIAI IR LIETUVOS
PARTIZANAI
Visi cia Zinc kad Lietuvoje
sunku gyventi. Daug LietuviQ
isvezta, daug kalejimuose. Ka-
dangi partizanai karts nuo
karto is Lietuvos prasiverzia
Suvalku trikampi, "trikam-
pieciai'' daug ko is ju suzino.
Jie gauna> partizanu nelega-
lios spaudos. siuo metu parti-
zanai didesnemis grupemis re-
tai kur tepasireiskia. Mat, sun
ku sleptis ir issilakstyti. Jie
gyvena sleptuvese, bunkeriuo-
Sc, pozemyje. Jie daznai kei-
cia savo vieta kad suklaidinus
sovietu "istrebitelius'.
Paprastai uniformly partiza-
mai nenesioja, nors kartais IL
uzsideda vykdydami speciallus
uzdavinius. Jie turf lvestus IL
kariskus laipsnius, uzsiuvamus
ant kepures lanko. siaip jal
lie civiliai. Ginkluoti must
partizanai esa CANA geral.
MEDALIAI PARTIZANQ
ISDAVEJAMS
Partizanu isdavikams, t. y
items kurie iSduoda juos Ru
sans, bolsevikai atlygina. Ne
medalius jiems zada. Betgi l
partizanai registruoja tuos ge
ros valios Lietuvius kurie pa
deda jiems maistu, pastoge.
Savaime aisku kad Nepr
klausomos Lfetuvos yaldzia j
netures uzmirsti. Tokiu Emo
niu paprastu zmoneliu tarp
esq labai daug.
I'D <EKOCJ JOVAKIJOC
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
SOVIETAI apsauke. po-
pieziu "karo kurstytoju".

ju toki zygiai buvo sekmingi.
Vienas pabegelis ne Lietuviq
tautybes sakesi sedejes kaleji-
me drauge SUI Lietuviais parti-
zanais Cekoslovakijoje, kur jie
buvo--sugauti.
NUOLATINIAI TERMINAL
Trumpai suglaudus, padetis
Lietuvoje esanti labai bloga,
kaip apsako tas naujausias at
vykelis. BolsevikQ teroras
prizes Lietuvius ir Lietuvos gy.
ventojus tebevykdomas ziau
riausiu budu. Jq teroro isven
gia tik tas kuris su ginklu ran
koje kariauja prizes bolsevikus
Visi zmones lakia karo, me-
tik vienas karas gals atnest
isgelbejima nuo bolsevikQ.
Apie Americas Lietuvius ji
nedaug ka tezino, taciau sven
tai tiki kad jie visi sutartina
dirba Nepriklausomos Lietu
vos atstatymo darba.
| X. Pelekis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
IR CEKOSLOV AKIJOS
KALEJIMUOSE

Kai kurie Lietuviai partiza-
mai bande pasisalinti is Lietu-
vos ir Lenkijos. Deja, ne visu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
LAUKIAMA KARO
DARBININKAI SKURSTA
NERA RAsTO, LIETUVA'

UkiuOse maiStO dar nestln-
ga. Blogiau su darbininku. Jis
teuzdirba cia 1O0-120 zlotu per
diena. Gi duonos kilograms
kastuoja 20 ir daugiau zlotu,
riebalai = 700 zlotQ; degtines
litras $50 zlotu, ir tt.
Evening star., 1947-11-28
u. 5. Facing Problem
In Breaking Up Jap
Family Monopo|ies
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

The problem of how to pay thu
former owners has caused restudJ
of means to carry out the Ameri.
can occupation policy of breaking
up Japan's great family monopolie:
the Zaibatsu.
Responsible Government official!
said yesterday that the restudy i!
being made by the State and Wal
Departments along with other agen.
cies and involves this basic ques.
ton:
How can the Mitsui, Mitsubishi
and other interests be paid for their
holdings in industry and commerce
without giving them the means OF
regaining control?
The restudy was started at the
behest of the War Department after
a visit to Japan in September by
Maj. Gen. William H. Draper, jr.
new Undersecretary of the Army.
Basic Objective.
It does not involve the wartime
decision that the Zaibatsu must go
The holdings Of four groups already
have been offered for sale, and Off
cials said breaking up the monopo-
lies which controlled most Of ia
pans economic life and were used
to finance aggression remain a
basic objective y. of Gen. MacAr-
thurs occupation.
However, it has resulted in with
drawal from consideration by the
11-nation Far Eastern Commission
of a proposed detailed policy state
ment on means of making the dis
solution effective. This document
was submitted two months ago for
approval of the Allied group and
may be redrafted.
officials said it was approved by
the War, Navy, Justice and other
departments as well as the State
Department, after a special inter-
governmental commission visited
Japan last year to recommend q
course of action.
Indemnities Provided.
The document states that "eXces-
sive concentrations of economic
power should Immediately be dis
solved into as many nonrelated
units as possible"
1t provides that individuals who
have exercised controlling power
in such concentrations shall be
stripped of their holdings, elected
from all posts of responsibility and
forbidden to acquire securities OF
responsible positions for 10 years
1t says that the former owners
shall be Unidentified but that the
price realized for the holdings
should be secondary to the aim
of selling them to desirable pur-
chasers.
Purchasers to. be favored were
listed es small or medium investors
and such groups as agricultural or
consumer co-operatives and trade
unions.
Evening star., 1947-11-28
North Norway Railroad
Across Arctic Circle

Railway history was made in Nor
way when a train crossed the Polar
Circle north Of Trondheim, late this
summer, on the new North Norway
line.
Pushed by the Germans in war
time, the new line has been con-
tinued by the government and re-
Gently reached Saltfjellet. 1t is
expected that regular service be-
tween Trondheim and Ovre Saltdal
will be established before this year.
end,
Evening star., 1947-11-28
o-Porking Sign Hits
Woman During Parade
By the Assoeio.sd Press

PORTLAND, Me.-A no-parking
sign hit woman pedestrian,
knocked her down and bruised her
knee.
The sign lunged at her as she was
walking along Congress street, route
of a Community Chest parade.
Police said the standard had been
roped for the celebration. An auto
failed to stop, hit the rope and
bounced the no-parking sign against
the woman.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31

At the last meeting of the Kodiak Garden Club MT. Silcox was guest speaker, his topic be- ing Berry Cultivation.
 Mrs Claire Smith was also a guest
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31

At the request of the Territor- ial Department of Health the city has increased it's financial share in the support of the pub lie health nurse from S1200 to $500 yearly.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31

Two license transfers this week included a taxi license from Harry Iindgren to o. T. Null queen; and retail Iieuor license from M. J. Loughran to Jalmar Springhill
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31
Club Elects;
 Carnival Reported

New officers and directors for the Kodiak Rotary club were chosen at the luncheon Tuesday at the Victory cafe, which was opened for the meeting by Fred Miller.
 James Martz, vice president the past year, was chosen to suc- ceed Walter Sipprell, outgoing president, who expects to be transferred to Seward soon. Other officers are Bill Lamme, vice president; Stanley Nelson, treas urer; and J. W. Patterson, ser geant at arms.
 Other board members are o. A. Torgerson, Walter Slpprell and Dr. A. Holmes Johnson.
 The Silver Horde carnival Sat day netted $l545.45. James Martz, carnival chairman, re- ported, to be used for the Com munlty Center. The carnival grossed $2713.56, with expenses of e11eO
 The carnival was one of the most elaborate ever put on in Kodiak, with the real carnival atmosphere provided by a large tent and midway and hundreds of dollars worth of carnival prlzes bought Outside
 Chairman Martz voiced his appreciation for the cooperation of those who made the carnival possible, and gave special thanks to those outside the club who helped so ably.
 Talmage L. Smith, local attor- ney, was inducted into the club as new member, with Secretary Max Folsom conducting the in- stallation.
 Merrill Coon, Standard Oil agent, presented movies furn ished by his company.
 Guests included Judge Anth. ony Dimond, Jerry Williams, E c Stevens, and It. Joseph Rough
Evening star., 1947-07-15
Light Selling Stops
General Stock Rise;
Some Favorites Up
By Victor Eubonk

NEW YORK, July 15.-Light SELL
ing today halted the general stock
market advance although individual
issues continued to make little
headway and nothing in the way of
real weakness was in evidence.
Offerings by those who had good
profits on the lengthy swing were
based on the idea the list was due
for a sizable technical correction.
The cloudy foreign picture and wan
ing hopes of tax relief accentuated
caution. Imitation psychology, how
ever, remained as an antiliquidating
argument. Pleasing earnings and
dividends aided favorites, but there
were exceptions here.
Dealings quieted after a fairly
lively start. Trends stiffened before
midday and moderate irregularity
ruled near the fourth hour.
A jump in earnings gave Phillips
Jones common a lift. Ahead most
of the time were McGraw Electric,
Studebaker, ys-Overland, Nash
|Kelvinator, American Can, Johns
Manville, Chrysler, Santa Fe and
Great Northern Railway.
Occasional losers included United
States Steel, Bethlehem, General
Motors. Texas Co., Southern Rail-
way, Spencer Kellogg, Du Pont, J. C
Penney, youngstown Sheet, Cater.
pillar Tractor, Douglas Aircraft
Sears Roebuck, Glenn Martin. West
ern Union a." Dow Chemical, I'm
ion Carbide, United States Rubber
Kennecott and American Smelling
Bonds were uneven.
Evening star., 1947-07-15
Washington Produce

tFrom the Department Of Agriculture.)
Prices paid lob Washinston for federal-
stats radsS x eggs Fsesved wbss from
mixed colors. d. 8. srade A., large, 81 !;
mediums, s.; small; -; q. 8. Grade 3,
large, 81; U. S. grade c. 43; commercially
rent receipts, 46-42.
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady. Re-
baid fob WashinEtop: Fowl. heavy type,
50; light type. 21-22; broilers, fryers and
roaSters, 80.
weaker with prices declining y on roesters
and flyers. but advancing u on heavy
fowl. Prices paid fob. Washington:
roasters, 8 pounds, 46; Az pounds.
43; 4 pounds, 3s; Fryers, 2h.3h pounds.
81: broilers, pounds. 4oh; 1h-1A
pounds, 20; l-1A pounds. 41h.
Evening star., 1947-07-15
Business Briefs
Commercial and Industrial Fai

Commercial and Industrial Fail
ures dropped in the holiday week
ended July 10 to the lowest level fol
anv week since March-Dun &
Bradstreet. They totaled 49 VS.. 81
in the preceding. full week and Is ir
the like 1916 week. ....-
Copper Futures Trading was re-
sumed today at New York after
six-year lapse. With the Londor
market still closed, New York be-
comes the world market.
Childs Co. plan for reorganiza'
ton was given conditional SEC ap'
proval. Under the plan drafted b!
the trustee, preferred holders woule
get all new preferred and $780,
of the new common stock.
Iowa-Illinois Gas g. Electric Co
awarded $22, ,0O0,O of first mortgage
~ % bonds, due 1877, to First Bos
ton Corp. and associates on a bid O.
1e0.779. Reoffering is planned a
101.4
General Aniline g. Film Corp. has
arranged $15,500,00 loan with the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. at
2.95G, with annual payments o1
s1.00O,000 from January /, 1856, tt
June i. 1867.
American Telephone & Telegraph
Co. reported net income of $32 200,
900 or $1.55 a share in three months
ended June 80 VS.. $44,883 $3.50 OF
1921 In the same 1916 period. Net
for - months ended June 80 was
S18o, 76O, 900 or $8.77 VS.. $179 ,604 81;
or 1891 In the previous year. Al
though more than 335,000 telephone:
were added in the second quarter
the untitled order backlog remains
above 100000.
United Friut Co. earned $26 500, ).
900 or s3.03 in six months ended
July S, after reserving $4,000 ,0Ot
against sbnormally high construc'
ton costs, VS.. $16,716,00o or $1.90 9
year earlier.
American Gas e. Electric Co. net
income for IL months ended May 81
was sl7,79s,957 or 1918 VS.. $15,'
4o7,sso or s3.o6 In the preceding
fiscal period -.
Crown ZelIerbach Corp. earned
sl5,053,306 or $522 in IL months
ended April 80 VS.. s7,8249S3 o.
s2.37 in the previous year.
WHY'S Overland Motors, Inc.
profit for nine months ended Jun'
80 was S2,329 900 or 81 cents VS..
deficit of $415721 in the same 1874
period.
Mathieson Alkali Works earne'
$l.51o,731 or s1.72 in six month
ended June 80 VS.. $943,55 or $40
a year ago.
Devoc e. Reynolds, Inc, net in
come for six months ended May 8
was sl,644,e91 VS.. $9ll,633 in th'
same 1916 period.
Douglas Aircraft Co. reported a ne
loss of $752 BOT for six months endec
May 81 VS.. profit Of s2,610,261 O.
$4.35 a year earlier.
Allen Industries. Inc, earnet
s571 1862 or $205 in six months endet
June 80 VS.. $211,514 or 76 cents {
year ago.
General Instrument Corp. prof
for three months ended May 81 wa!
$300,047 or 81 cents. No comparison
was available.
Life Savers Corp. declared a div.
idend of 20 cents a common share
payable September l. Previous pay.
ments. were IS cents.
Evening star., 1947-07-15
Market Averages
ChicuaoL Livestock

CHICAGO, July is lFp ttysDD.-sal.
fairly. active ana $3.50 hirhsr On "a. 4!
T*:ss; ias Ssans ss.'s -: tsss sas sesS;
pounds. %. 5O-25.5O; 330-350 pounds.
81 50-22.75: around 400 pound weights.
at 1000: good and choice sows under 400
pounds, 1e.26-2I so; 400-4e0 pounds,
175O-19 so; 100000 pounds, 16.5O-17.75;
over 800 pounds: 15;7b-16; 80;
calves, 1000. total, 1000; fed steers and
yearlings. $3.50 higher: yearlings, both
steers and heifers, showed full advance:
to strong; bulls. fully steady; vealers, so
higher; good and choice steers and year
lings. 27O0-3l 90: choice light steers,
topped ct 31.75: yearlinr steers, 81 90:
choice sier t1Dped A e M most srssa foGd
Gamers, 1O.5O-12 90: heavy sausage bulls,
to 1880; choice vealers, to 24.60; stock
cattle scarce, frm at 190Q-23 90 mostly.
Salabie sheep. 1900; total. 2O0o: spring
lambs active. strong to so higher than the
high price Monday; good and choice native
eve and wether sorts. $500 to mostly
springers, Is O0-23.OO: other classes
around steady: load common to medium
mixed with No. l pelts, ls GO; common to
choice SLAUGHTER ewes, 6.00-e.00' few culls,
Sn
Evening star., 1947-07-15
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. July Is iP.-Cotton fu-
lures were frm in active deaiinss today
Trade and commission house buying read
lily absorbed profit taking and light hedg-
The July, 1947, delivery expired At noon
on a hnal trading price Of 1898 cents.
Elimination Of the July position failed to
South that new crop cotton was being
firmly held
Late afternoon prices were 81 to 81 80
a bale higher than the previous close
October. "a 26:, December. 33.41. and
fa az
Evening star., 1947-07-15
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, July Is R.-Wheat and
corn futures rallied today after poor
start, Influenced by short covering and
good commission house buying.
Hedge selling depressed wheat early and
corn was of before midsession due to in
dicattons the crop might be larger than
the G4Ysrnmeht forecast recently. =. -
Atnaon wheat vas 4 te ls ~ hizhsr than
Y, oh To- 3 up, July 2.1sh, and oats were
" down to " UP. July 1.01h.
There were reports the Government had
increased its buying price sllkhtly for July
wheat in store at Galveston, Tex, but had
lowered its prices for September wheat for
Gulf shipment.
The Northwestern Railway. in q report Of
crop conditions In its territory, said corn
was showing big improvement and that
but that oats varied from excellent to poor.
Evening star., 1947-07-15
FOREIGN Exchunoe

NEW YORK. July Ii aR.-Foreisn ex-
change rates fellow Great Britain In
Canadian dollar In New York open
market, .sh per cent discount or sI.75
Europe-Great Britain. .02s4. un-
changed; France tfrancl. .S4h Of q cent
UNCHANGED: Sweden tkrona). 21.S5. un-
changed: Switzerland tfranc) tccmmer-
ciaD. 23 40, UNCHANGED
Latin America-Arsentina; free. 24.6S
down .0l Of q cent; tn Brazil tree. 5-oo
Evening star., 1947-07-15
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, July Is R.-Dividends
declared:
Pc Stock Of Pay
Rate. riod. Record, able.
Evening star., 1947-07-15
m. Y. Bond Market

IsEiI1Esccrsh sEIEcrsh 81 IIsf cIois'fs 81 1sSufa ae''.'
Evening star., 1947-07-15

inventories of independent whole
salers in May failed to show q rise for
the first time in more than . year
Commerce Department. They were
estimated at "a, ,7S1 ,000. 900, virtually
unchanged from the preceding
month, but remained 50% abovs .
year ago.
Evening star., 1947-07-15

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l'Wisc Cent 4s 40 TN
Evening star., 1947-07-15

Hourly Sales on the ExchanEe To-day:
700 am. 24o 600 1900 noon $40 600
100 pm. $50 600 200 p.m. $40 600
tJnit Of trading, 10 shares. 'In bank
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
assumed By such eompanies. Rates OF
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
a Also extre or extras b Plus stock divt-
dend. a Cash OF, stock: Paid last year:
I PAYABLE in stock; 3 Declared or paid so
funds Accumulated dividends paid or
declared this year.
Evening star., 1947-07-15

A. w. HOWARD.
JAMES M. BARNES.
WALTER c. CLEPHANE,
SCOTT B. APPLEBY,
JAMES Med. SHEA,
WILSON B. MARIN.
B. w. PARKER,
J. W. JACOBS,
MONTGOMERY BLAIR, u.
HARRY EATON,
Directors.
Evening star., 1947-07-15
Britain Exports Cosmetics

Britain has exported over 1.725 900
pounds of toilet paste, powder,
cream and hpstick in two months Of
this year.
Evening star., 1947-07-15

My commission expires Septel
BRUCE BAIRD,
WALTER M. BAST1AN,
CLARENCE DODGE,
CLARK G. DIAMOND,
LEWIS T. BREUNINGER,
L. CORRIN STRONG,
WILLIAM B. WILLARD,
CHAS. CONARD,
ERNEST w. GREENE,
DAVID BORNET,
Evening star., 1947-07-15
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Garinckel 41ace pfd-100 at 23A.
Washington Gas 4.25 pfd.-l0 At loo.
BONDS.