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Montana labor news., 1947-07-17
Roster Of Anaconda Unions

Central Labor Council-Neets ID and
4th Aon.. A.O.H. Hall. John Mogus.
Pres: A. E. Ferris. V.P.: c. B. Ash
DeLaHunt. Sgt.-at-Arms; A. E. Bar
nett. June Burke. Gene Mcbride.
Trustees.
Plumbers. A. Vanisko. pres: F. A.
Reardon. vvp.; H. E. Schrapps. secy.
P. o. Box 1877. Meets Second Tues
days at A. O. H. Hall. 7:30 pm.
Teamsters-Neets lst and I'd Thursdays.
CArpenters hall. downstairs-William m
Goodman, pres: L. Lucier. vice pres.
Jack Anderson. ec.-treAs.: H. J. VII
leneaue. rec.-sec.: John Mogus. bus.
agent: Tom Vanisko. con. & war:
George Hess. J. Cordial. Fred Thomas.
truateea
Montana labor news., 1947-07-17
Roster Of Billings Unions

Yellowstone County Trades 4 Labor
Assembly-Meets Fri. 8 p.m.. in the
Labor Temple. 1915 ~ LIST ave. PO
Wilson. vp.: r. E. Morhouse. Sec
treas: Robert West. read. clerk
John Newman. sergeant-at-arms: r.
E. Morhouse. bus agent OF Build
ing Trades.
Carpenters Local No. ll72 = Roy
Thompson pres: E. H. Helterbran,
rec. sec. Meets LIST and Sd Tuesdays.
Montana labor news., 1947-07-17
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

torney for AdininistratriS
[ publication July 3. lai7 1t
Montana labor news., 1947-07-17

No. te5sl
In the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District OF the State OF
Montana, In and for the
County OF Silver Bow
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Evening star., 1947-09-28
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II OtOUtItS ~
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-30
WARNER BROS.
ATIDARE NAUJA
VOGUE THEATRE

Nat Wolf, Division Manager of
Warner Bros. Theatres, pranesa kad
Warner Bros. ESTATE nauja filmu
teatra, pavadinta Vogue Theatre,
kuris randasi ant So. Moreland Bou-
levard kur susieina Kinsman Ave
nue. ir Warrensville Road. Tas nau-
jas teatras pradeda veikti pirma
karta nuo $50 val. vakare ketvir-
tadieni, Geguzes 20.
81 teatra statant buvo numatyta
kad Vogue Theatre ateityje bus pa
vyzdziu visiems teatrams nuo da-
bar. Pastatytas isimtinai tiktai
kalbancioms filmoms, jis mokslis-
kai isplanuotas ir pastatytas rody-
mui zymiausiu sip dienu filmu pa
ciu geriausiu girdejimu ir matymu.
Teatras nera labai didelis, sedyniu
turf tiktai 1865, taip kad jane visi
kas tik dalyvaus gales geriausia
matyti ir girdeti viska is kiekvie-
nos sedynes.
Sedynes cia yra naujoviskos atsi-
losiamos ir jose zmogus gall pilnai
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Skrebutenas, Jurgis, is Kukuciu k,
TYereciaus "

Skrebutenas, Jurgis, is Kukueiu k,
Tvereciaus v.
Slavickas, Jonas, Juozas ir Vincas,
IS Islandiziu k, sestoku ", Ma
riampoles ap., gyv. Philadelphia.
Smetonis, Jurgis ir Petras, is Lin
diku k, Jurbarko ", Raseiniu ap.
Smilingiene, Agota ir Smilingis, 10.
mas, IS Juodeikiu k, Plunges ",
Telsiu ap.
Srutaite. Antanina ir Sofia, is Kur-
senp ", siauliu ap.
StankeviGius, Aleksandras, is Tu-
riskiu k, Krosnos ", Mariampoles
ap., gyv. Philadelphia.
Statinskiene, Petronele, is Vilkavis-
kio ap., gyv. Pittsburgh.
Steponaitiene (Adomaitiene) Ja-
kelaityte, Magdalena, ir jos val
kai.
Strazevicius, Vladas, is siauliu, gyv.
Chicago.
Survila. Petras ir kiti, is Pasvalio
M, Birzu ap.
Svotelyte = Kasperaviciene (?l, Ur-
sule, is Bajoru k, Vilkaviskio ap.,
gyv.. Scranton, Pa. (?).
Salkus, Stella, is Plunges, Telsiu a.
sareika, Petras. is Bagdanoniu k.
Sareika. Steneck. ir Kazimiera, is
Maskausciznos DIV.
Sarfeteris (Scharfetter), Fricas, gyv.
Cleveland, ,ir Hermanas ir Jurgis,
gvv. Pittsburgh, is Matuliskiu k,
Vilkaviskio' ap.
sermuksnis. Antanas, is Miskiniu
k. Debeikiu "
Siauciuniene Slizyte, Marijona, is
Kiskeliu k, Utenos ap, gyv. New
York.
Sestokas, Josephine, is Mieziskiu H.,
Raguvos ", Panevezio ap.
Simulaitis. Juozas ir Simulaitytes,
Maria ir Elena vaikai Prano, ku-
ris is. Sintautu W, Vilkeliskiu k.
Slekyte, Anastazija, istekejusios pa
varde nezinoma. is Oskabaliu k.,
Zaliosios ". Vilkaviskio ap.
Sliogeryte : Kryziene, Ona, is Var
niu, praso atsiliepti jos gimines.
Stulas, Jonas, is Raudones VAL,
Raseiniq ap.
sumskas, Kazys, is Individuality k,
Krosnos ". Mariampoles ap., gyv.
Philadelphia. 4.
svabe (Schwabe). Vilhelmas, brolis
Eduardo. vedes Ema Hermanaite,
abu is Taurages ap.
Tamkevicius. Antanas. is slapiku; k,
Seiriiu parap.. Alytaus ap., gyv.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Tanskiene Martanaviciute, kazl-
miera, gyv. Buffalo.
Taraskeviciute, Terese, is Kunigiskiu
k, Jonavos ", Kauno ap., gyvv,
$ New York, istekejusios pavarde
nezinorina.
Trumpaitis, Ignacas. nuo Raseiniu,
gyv. Scranton, aP.
Tylertas, Adolfas, Augustus, Jonas
ir Liudvikas, is Ra,iIes k, Edz-
vilko v, Taurages: ap. II Tylertal-
tie, Ona, visi gyvena New York.
Ulrich. Julius, brolis Adolfo.,
Umaras, Zidaras, IS AElnaliskiu ky
Uzpali,1 ". Utenos ap.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-30

Umbrasas Gar Imbrasas) Antanas,
IS Pabaisko val, Ukmerges ap.,
zmona Ona ir vaikai Antanas,
Bronius, Jonas ir Jurgis.
Uosis, gyv. Boston, turi mesos pre-
kyba, lankesi Lietuvoje, Palan-
goje ir kitur.
Urban, Alfons-Albert, is silagolio
K, Panevezio ap., gyv. Pittsburgh.
urbanavieius, Kazys, spejamai gyv.
Philadelphia.
oroonas, Alfonsas, gimes Ameriko-
ge, gyv. Xxi 1881 m. Lietuvoje,
kaselnlp ap., Raudones val.
Vaidelys, Jonas, jiesko savo giminiu
lr pazystamu. Jis yra auges ir
mokesIs Brooklyn, sunus Antano
II Agotos Jankunaites Vaideliu.
Valtkunas, Jonas, gyv. Holyoke,
Mass.
vallukas, Antanas, is Traku ap.
Varnagiriene Kaledaite, Ona. is
Liudvinavo, Mariampoles ap.
Vaskelevlclus Petras, is Burokarais-
cio k, Merkines ", Alytaus ap.
Volllus, Dzion (Jonas), gyv. Bronx,
N. Y.
Imells, Adolls lr Martynas.
zlatkus, Juozas, is Rokiskio ap.
llatkus, Juozas, is Moskenu k., Ro-
kiskio ap., gyv. Chicago.
lulkiene Buzaite, Maria, is Ka-
lesnyku k, Simno ", Alytaus a.,
JOS vyras Juozas buvo laivo kapi
tomas, gyv. New York.
zalluviene sneideryte, Mare is
Dainiu, gyv. Boston.
Zainleraitis, Antanas, gyv. Chicago,
brolis Bernatavicienes.
Zalnieraitis, Kazys.
Zarskus, Antanas, is Sabaliunu H.,
Andrioniskic ".
Aastartas, Juozas ir zastartiene =
Vllclkauskaite Stanislava is Vieks-
niu, Mazeikiu ap.
zemaltuke Pranciska is Karaliskiu
k. Kiduliu v. sakiu ap.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-30
MIRIMAI
MIRE IsEIVIAI AMERIkOS LIETUVIAI
znios apie mrusius Leuvus Shame syriue tpnama dyka

5KUcAS Stasys, Sc metu, miro
Sausio /, Gary, Ind. (Smel-
/ genq par.
sARUSKEVICIJS Vincas, SO
m, mire Kovo 81, Duryea,
Pa.
/ FJODAUGIENE Mare (Kvede-
raitel mp1ire mp1ire Kovo 10, Scran-
! ton, Pa.
5GULSKIS Jonas, mire Bal. Z,
| Jamaica Plains, Mass.
ANDRIIJEEVICIJS j., SO M,
mire Kovo 81, Greenfield,
Mass.
RAIsELIS Benediktas, mir e
|, Bal. men,, Bridgeport, Conn.
.BOGUsAS Petras, pusamzis,
|. mire Kovo. 81, Chicagoje.
(Vilkaviskio APPS. Graziskiu
par. ir ky
COSTA UTAS Stasys, pusamzis,
mire Bal. 10, Chicagoj.
K'lANAVA Stasys, GA M, mi
re: Bal. 8, Chicagoj.
RUsINSKIENE Olese, pusam-
2 ze, mire Bal. 9, Chicagoje.
(Kedainiu ap. Dotnuvos M }
Amerikoj isgyveno, 40 m.
SLIEKAS Adomas,, mire Bal.
men,, Gardner, Mass.
JASULIENE Veronika, "a m,
mire Balandzio M, Kenosha,
Wis.
DOMEIKA Vincas, 55 M, mi
re Sausio Is, Waterbury, Ct.
(Sintautu parapijos.)
BUITKUS Juozas, II M, mi
re Vas. IA, E. St. Louis, Ill.
(Nemaksciu par.)
URZA Baltrus, so M, mire Va
sario 10, Benld, Ill.
PAPLAUSKIENE Jieva, &c m.
mire Kovo Ia, New Philadel-
phia, Pa. (Kalvarijos par.)
BARANAUSKAS Juozas, 63
m., mire Kovo 9, Sebastopol,
Pa. (Marijampoles ap. Bac-
kiniku k.)
zALEDUONIS Martinas, Ga
M, mire Kovo IA, Sebasto-
pol, Pa. (Seinu ap.)
TAMUTLIENE Izabele, 60 me-
tu, mire Bal. 5, So. Boston,
Mass.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-30
PAJIESkO OJIMAI
Jieskomieji ar apie JUGS IL
nantieji prasomi atsiliepsi i:
CONSULATE GENERAL OF
LITHUANIA
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.

Orintiene Aranauskaite, Ona, il
Luksiu, sakiu ap., ir vaikai Ma
RIA ir Juozas, gyv. Detroit.
Ozelyte, Sofia, istekejusios pavarde
nezinoma, is Sventupiu k, Vyzuo-
nos ", jos vyras mokytojas.
Pakalniskyte, Maryte, istekejusios
pavarde nezinoma, xii. is Juodu-
pio k, Vevirzenu ", Kretingos ap
ir sunus Benediktas.
Parestis, Pranas, is Papiles ", siau-
liu ap.
Petrauskas, Jonas, is Pasvalio M,
Birzu ap., gyv. Scranton, Pa, jo
bro]is Albinas yra jau mires.
Pozelaite, Mile, is siauliu.
Pratasch (Antanaitiene) Bendoriu-
te, Magdalena.
Pribusauskas, Boleslovas, is Ogyniu
k, Panevezio ap.
Pruselaitis, Jurgis ar Juozas, is Lam
keliskiu k, Vilkaviskio ap., gyv.
Union City.
Rackauskas, Antanas, gyv. Phila.
Rainys, Alesius, is Kruonio val,
Kauno ap.
Rakstelis, Edmundas, gyv. Chicago
apylinkeje.
Rakstyte, Zuzana, is. zagares.
Rekis, Albertas, gyv. Boston.
Rimkevicius Rimkus. Jonas, spe-
jamai gyv. Cleveland.
Rimkiene Motuzaite, Antanina,
is Ruibiskes. k, Upynos parap.,
Skaudviles ", gyv. Chicago.
Rimkus Rimkevieius, Jonas, spe-
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II TREMTINIU RAsY
TOJU SUVAZIAVI-
MAS VOKIETIJOJ

Lietuviai rasytojai Lietuvo-
Je buvo susiorganizave i Lie
tuvlq Rasytoju Draugi.ja. Boil
sevlkams antra karta verzian-
It's j Lietuva, daugiau kaip 60H
vlsu draugijos nariu atsid,lre
uzsienyje. Dalis, einant karo
velksmams, zuvo. Islikus i e i
gyvl praejusiais metal Tuebin-
gene, PrancuzQ valdomoje 70
noJe, susirinko visuotina su-
vaziavima ir isteige Lietuviu
Rasytoju Tremtiniu Draugija.
Draugijos valdybai pirmininka-
vo poetas ir dramaturgas Sta
sys Santvaras.
Sic metal Lietuviams rasyto-
jams ypatingai svarbus, mes
svenciama 400 metu nuo pir-
mos Lietuviskos knygos pasi-
rodymo. Lietuviai rasyt o a i
tremtiniai ta suhekti atzymi is
leisdami didziuli almanaka, ku-
riame dalyvauja beveik visi
tremtiniai rasytojai su naujau-
sia savo kuryba.
Stu metu Birzelio 1914 die
nomis ivyksta Kirchheime, A
merikieciu valdomoje zonoje, an
trasis rasytoju tremtiniu su-
vaziavimas. Pirmoji suvazia-
Vino diena paskirta knygos su-
kakciai pazymeti, gi antroji die
ma specialiams rasytoju klau-
simams svarstyti. Suvaziavi-
mo metu bus atlikta labai ivai-
ri menine programa, skaitoma
naujieji kuriniai. Kuriniu skai-
tyma praves patys geriausi Lie
tuviai aktoriai, kurie taip pat
randasi tremtyje. b. q.
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MlRE AU 1880 IS
EIVIlF LETUVIU

Su Shame numeryje paduo-
damais mirusiu iseiviu Lietu-
viz vardais, Dirvoje skelbiamu
mirusiu Lietuviu skaicius pa
sieke jau 16,9OO, nuo. Vasario
menesio, 1887 metu, kada ccia
mirusiu Lietuviu sarasas pra-
deta talpinti.
URBONIENE Agnieska (Dau-
jotaite), pusamze, naire Bal
IA Chicagoj. (Taurages ap.
Upynos p. Klykq H. Ameri-
.kol isgyveno 35 metus.
SEREIKA Adolfas, Sc metu,
mire Bal IA, Chicagoj. (Pa-
nevezio ap. Naujamiescio D.
Niaukuniu ky
JURGAITIENE Prane, mire 13
Balandzio, Chicagoj.
POVILAITIS Petras, 65. metu,
mire Bal. M, Rockford, Ell.
IVAsKIENE Ona, 72 M, mire
Bal. men, Spring Valley, Ill
PAzERECKAS Jonas, pusam-
zis, mire Bal. 16. Chicagoje.
(Raseiniu ap. Jurbarko nj. J
Amerikoj isgyveno 38 m.
AMBRASAS Vincas, pusamzis,
mire Bal. II, Chicagoj. A
merikoj isgyveno 35 metus.
MASILIONIS Tadeusas, 68 M,
mire Geg. Is, Cleveland, O.
(Subaciaus par. ziliskiu k.)
Amerikoj isgyveno apie AZ
metus.
sATAS Mykolas, mire Balan-
dzio M, Freeland, Pa.
BAUzA Kazys, II metu, mire
Gruodzio IL, 1916, Westvil-
lie, Ill. (Raseiniu ap.)
LINKEVICIUS Juozas, Sc M,
mire Kovo 10, Hazleton, Pa.
ZMEJAUSKAS Vincas, Ga M,
mire Vas. 18, Keene, N. J.
MARSHALL Mare (Urbonai-
te), viduramze, mire Balan-
dzio 20, Los Angeles, Calf.
BALUTIS Justinas, mire Ko-
vo 81, So. Boston, Mass.
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pasilseti. Garsinis aparatas apima
taipgi daug naujausiu patobulinimu,
ir filmu garsai bus perduoti visame
tikrume taip kaip jie esti pagamin-
I'll originaliai Hollywoode.
Vidus turf ypatingai pritaikytas
sviesas ir automatiskai reguliuoja-
ma temperature bel oro valytoja.
Prize to greta sio teatro ir jane
irengta daug kitty naujovisku ypaty
biu.
Harold "Budv Friedman, vetera
mas su IL metu tarnybos Warner
Bros. Theatres, yra naujas Vogue
managers.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-30

LIMA, Peru, Pietq Ameri-
koje, hoteliuose ir restoranuo-
Sc maistas toks brangus kad
uz pietus (lunch) reikia mo-
keti maziausia So.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-30

DR.. Hugo Eckener, Vokietis
dirizabliQ lektuvu ekspertas,
kuris paruose nelaiminga Graf
Zeppelin, susprogusi ore Anne
rikoje, dabar dirba sioje salyie
su valdzios ekspertais istobuli-
nimui zeppelinu lektuvu.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Catholic preIate Expelled
From YugosIavia Again
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

TRIESTE, Oct. 14.-Reports reach.
ing Trieste today said Msgr. Fran
cesco Mocnik. apostolic administra-
tor for Gorizia Province areas now
part OF Yugoslavia, had been ex-
PEELED from Yugoslavia for the
second time In q month.
Parts of Gorilla Province passed
from Italy to Yugoslavia under the
Italian peace treaty.
The reports said the Catholic pre-.
late, selected for the Gorilla as.
signment only recently because ol
his Slav origin, had been showed
across the border yesterday at ar
Italian frontier post near Gorizia
After. his first expulsion Sep.
tember 10, Msgr. Moenik received
assurance from the Yugoslav gov
ernment that the action had beer
an error and that he would be al
lowed to conduct his activities freely
in the future.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

DALLAS, Tex. Oct. 14.-Admiral
Chester w. Ninitz announced today
he would retire from active naval
duty in mid December.
The admiral said in an interview
that he planned to retire to the
West Coast and said he would be
available for any service the Presi-
dent might desire except that he
would not accept a diplomatic ap-
pointment.
He said he had recommended his
successor as Chief of Naval Oper-
ations to President Truman, but
that he was not at liberty to dis
close his recommendation.
, Admiral Nimitz named five ad-
mirals as among those eligible to
succeed him. They are William H.
P. Blandy. commander. of the At
lantic Fleet; Louis Denfeld, COM
mander of the Pacific Fleet: D. c.
Ramsey, vice chief of naval oper-
ations; Richard L. Connolly, COM
mander OF the Eastern Atlantic and
Mediterranean Fleet, and c. M.
Cooke, naval commander in the
China theater.
II would like to keep contacts
with the Navy at large port such
as San Francisco" he said. Il will
travel some and visit friends and
relatives"
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Crown Princess JuIiana
Is Sworn in as Regent
BY the Associotsd Press

THE HAGUE, the Netherlands
Oct. 14.-Crown Princess -Juliana
was sworn in today as regent of the
kingdom of the Netherlands. She
takes over the royal power from her
mother, Queen Wilhelmina, for a
period of nearly seven weeks.
Juliana's husband. Prince Bern
hard, stood at her side during the
ceremony at joint session of the
houses of Parliament in the me-
dieval Knights Hall.
The Regency will continue until
December l, permitting the Queen
to take complete rest. The re-
gency law will remain effective
thereafter, So that the Queen may
take further rests If her health
should make 1t necessary.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Nimitz Planning Retirement
From Active Duty in December

Admiral Nimitz pointed out he
had passed the regular retirement
age of 50 last February 20, but
under the law. five-star officers dc
not actually retire, but technically
remain on active duty status fol
life.
Admiral Nimitz is in Texas tc
address a State fair audience or
All Veterans Day.
He said, in speech prepared fol
delivery, that international society
had reached "the comparable posi-
ton of life In the frontier days
when each family contributed to the
maintenance of the police force but
also kept its own guns loaded and
handy"
He said the Navy would be ready
for an emergency, but warned
against further limitation of arma-
ments.
He described the United. Nations
organization as "untried."
"a strong Navy" he said, will
amplify our voice at the interna.
tional conference table, and will en-
able US to speak with greater per-
suasion."
He said the state of our Navy to-
day is much better than in the years
following World War I. but ADDED
Shis Is no reason for complacsnE. .
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Fictitious Accounts
OF FPHA, Greenbe|t
Shortage Charged
Senate Committee Leurn!
From GAO About Deficit
OF $608, 900 at Project
By Joseph Young

Fictitious" entries in the
books of the New York, San
Francisco and Atlanta regional
Offices of the Federal Public
Housing Authority, as we'll as an
unexplained deficit of $6O8, 600
for the housing project at
Greenbelt, Md, were charged
today to the Senate Expendi-
lures Committee.
General Accounting Office officials
supplied the details as the committee
opened an investigation of FPHA
bookkeeping practices in the 1945
fiscal year and prior years.
A report from Controller General
Lindsay c. Warren said the FPHA S
accounting methods in l945 and
earlier years were found to be "in-
adequate. inaccurate and otherwise
deficient" He added that present
officials of the agency have taken
steps to improve their accounting
system.
Audit Prevented. GAO Reports.
The committee started its investi-
CATION after the GAO reported that
the FPHAs accounting methods were
so bad that no satisfactory audit
could be made, as required under a
l945 act of Congress The GAO
delegated the audit-to Price, Water
house & Co., independent public ac-
countants. but said the company re-
ported that the poor bookkeeping
OF the housing agency prevented
satisfactory completion. >
G. B. Ives, who is in charge of
GAO's accounting division. told of
a fictitious" amount of s26,25O in
the Atlanta FPHA Office accounts
"for painting and decorating in re-
spect of nonexistent commitment.
This entry, we understand, was
made for the purpose of retaining
an equivalent portion OF the fund
available for 1a46 expenses, for use
(Coo EpI1A poC.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Aboard Plane
Down in Storm
In Mid-At|antic
Flying Boot, Forced to
Land, Toxies ; Miles
To American Ship
(Picture on Page A-3.)
BY the Assoeioted Press

LONDON, Oct. l4.-The Ber-
muda Queen, a huge Boeing fly
ing boat carrying SO persons,
made a forced landing in mid
Atlantic today and TAXED
through rough seas to the Amer
lean Coast Guard cutter Bibb, 3
miles away. Rescue attempts
were hampered by a storm.
The latest reported wireless mes
sage from the scene-received at
New York Coast Guard headquarters
about three hours later-said winds
OF gale force prevented the lifeboats
from transferring the 81 passengers
and seven crewmen to the waiting
vessel. The Coast Guard weather
ship Duane was ordered out to help
and was expected to arrive in about
80 hours.
The plane, carrying what the
British Press Association described
as the largest number of passengers
ever taken on a transatlantic flight
left Shannon Airport, Fire, during
the night for New York and Balti-
more, via Gander, Newfoundland
Apparently the plane encountered
strong headwinds and exhausted its
fuel supply. The plane is a four
engine Boeing 314-A.
Swells IS Feet High.
The British Press Association and
a source in the control tower at
Shannon said earlier they had in
formation from planes citcling the
scene that the passengers and crew
were transferred. But the Coast
Evening star., 1947-10-14
Picture on Pace B-I.j

A photograph taken by Harold S
Shields of Columbus. Ohio, was
chosen today as the grand prize
winner in the Newspaper National
Snapshot Awards. He will receive
a $500 cash prize.
The board of judges chose Mr.
Shields picture from 800 assembled
for appraisal at Explorers Hall. Ma
tional Geographic Society-the best
Of thousands submitted to the rs
newspapers throughout the United
States and Canada participating in
the contest. In all, $4,000 in prizes
will be awarded.
None of the four Washington en-
tries-winners OF the local contest
sponsored by The Star--was among
the first IA prize winners chosen be-
fore noon. However. 155 additional
cash prizes were to be awarded in
later judging
The winning picture wrs entered
in the animal life class. It was q
closeup view Of q tiny biri. almost
under the. bootheels Of 81 Tiers ap-
parently standing In fCrm ion. The
Evening star., 1947-10-14
What theRussions
| Are Saying of U.s.:

The MoscoD radio. broadcastin!
IN German to Europe. said:
The British and Americans
boast that they are importing
foodstuffs into the Western Zone
to feed the German population.
But Germany could purchase
foodStuffs much more favorably
from the Balkan countries In ex-
change for German industrial
products. But this is being pre-
\ vented by the British and Amer
leans. In throttling Germany's
foreign trade and peace-time in
dustry and ridding themselves of
a dangerous competitor the An
glo-Americans are also pursuing
another aim. They want to sell
certain goods to Germany which
they, are unable to sell on their
own home markets.
Germany is thus regarded by
the. American monopolists as a
market upon which it is possible
to dump goods which cannot be
ad elsewhere"
Evening star., 1947-10-14
D. C.. Residents Not Yet Sold
On Food Drive, Survey Indicates
High Prices Found Doing More to Reduce
Meat Sales Thon Presidents Program

prices than because of the food
drive,
| 2. There has been a drop in meat
sales though it is far from general
and chiefly affects the high priced
cuts
g. Many people are observing a
meatless day-or several meatless
days-a week when it suits their
convenience rather than on Tues
days
4. Bread sales have dropped some
what but, again, savings have been
spotty, both in public eating places
and in private homes despite the
save slice a day" drive
The Washington Restaurant AS
sociation, whose members have
been opposed to the meatless Tues
day and -poultryless Thurs
day phase of the food drive. last
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Evening star., 1947-10-14

Washington residents are not
yet sold" on participating in
the food conservation drive, a
survey by The Star indicated to-
day, the second meatless Tues
day of the Nationwide cam
paign.
Despite pleas from President Tru-
man, Chairman Luckman of the
Citizens Food Committee and high
Government officials, wholesalers
retailers and consumers here have
not been convinced of the relation
ship between eliminating meat from
the menu today and preventing
starvation and political chaos in
Europe this winter.
Other points brought out by The
Stars survey are:
/. More people have refrained
from buying meat because of hig;,
Evening star., 1947-10-14

Guard in New York said efforts t6
use lifeboats for the transfer were
hampered bv swells up to 35 feet
high and that the seas were toe
heavy to attempt an air rescue.
The scene was placed at about 8O(
miles east of Newfoundland ano
about 400 miles west Of Fire.
No mishap or injury was reported
to any of those aboard, most o1
whom were reported to be Britons
and Americans. The plane was re-
ported. floating unchanged. but witt
it's fuel supply exhausted.
THE Canadian Press reported
that American Flying Fortresses
with lifeboats took off from Ar
gentia in Newfoundland and Har-
mon Field for the scene and that
other rescue planes in the Azores
stood by in case of an accident
On Charter Flight.
The flying boat was operated by
the American International Airways
a company formed four months age
and owning five aircraft. The Ber'
muda Sky Queen was on a non
scheduled charter fight carrying
many of it's passengers to new home!
in the United States and Canada.
The pilot of rans-Canada Air
lines Skymaster. which hoveree
over the landed flying boat ane
later landed at Prestwick Airport ir
Scotland. said "everything was
okay" when he left the scene but
that a transfer had not then started
Capt. Steve Albulet, the Trans.
Canada pilot, earlier had messagec
everything okay" and some airport
officials had interpreted this to
mean the transfer to the weather
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