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Evening star., 1947-10-19
Japan Called Vast Challenge
To Education and Missions

OF life have for Gen. Macarthur S
personal leadership and program"
Well Qualified As Observer.
Now head of the department of
theology at Seventh day Adventist
headquarters, DR.. Hoffman's survey
OF present-day conditions is not a
casual observation. He was for
many years the general superin-
tendent of his church's mission and
hospital centers throughout Japan.
He speaks Japanese f1uently and
was so we'll informed his services
were requisitioned as a general con-
sultant by our Government during
the war.
During his recent visit In Tokyo
he was amazed at the large crowds
OF all classes who thronged to hear
him speak on the Christian religion.
This was in contrast to previous
experiences when similar talks were
usually made to small groups, whose
interest had to be aroused by con-
siderable advance advertisement.
There is great eagerness for
American Bibles, DR.. Hoffman said.
The American Bible Society has
long since exhausted its supply of
25O,000 copies and has 1000, 600
more on order"
The overwhelming problems In
Japan, as everywhere abroad. are
food, housing, crowding beyond
lmaglnatlon,> and insufficient school
and hospital facilities, DR.. Hoff-
man told me. In many instances
children are attending school for
only one class day. All too often
friends of patients in hospitals have
to supply, cook and bring food to
them. Undernourishment is preva-
lent, with great increases in tuber-
culosls and other diseases as a
result.
According to DR.. Hoffman, "the
Japanese are exhibiting incredible
adJustability, prodigous industry and
patience in working toward new
goals and an eager willingness to
, learn the approaches to them.' He
feels strongly that our Christian
churches must help the government
guide them toward the proper ideals
of Christian character, and helr
them set up western standards OF
nutrition and sanitation.
Seinos Now at Seminary.
Seventeen out Of the 40 native
Japanese Adventist leaders with
whom DR.. Hoffman visited during
his stay in Japan were imprisoned
by Japanese authorities during the
war because of their preaching OF
the Christian religion. Among them
was Mr.. Yamagata, whose sister,
Mrs. Seino, and her husband are
now attending the Seventh-Day
Adventist Seminary in Takoma Park
preparatory to the missionary work
which they will shortly undertake
in their native land.
DR.. Hoffman also made side
trip into Korea. He was favorably
impressed with the rest camps set
up in the American zone by Ad-
ventist and other missionaries for
the refugees who somehow funnel
through the mountain passes at the
Evening star., 1947-10-19
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
Union Trust Company

OHlOH Trust .NOIIpdHy
Columbia at
l947 Published In call
TIE under Section SILL u Revised Statutes
ASSETS
l. Cash, balances with banks, including
balance process collection
guaranteed --,------------- 222521sss
s. Corporate stocks - - 35Ooooo
Loans and discounts ncuding 22ss1os3
!, ots.s lures ,.:st: sss7s4aa 1t4,,sss s1,ssss :,
porations s27os 2sl7s
A5seoss.4
H. Deposits of banks ---- -------- soo0oooo
Other deposits certified cashiers checks 34oO14
49,. Total Deposits S4l1O4O6776
49, other liabilities :. ------------ - l24s1s
a. Liabilities s4353139
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS.
(c stock par
Surplus 2oooOoooo
pronts 7s57s772
49, 319987o
Capital
90 Total Liabilities Capital Accounts
MEMORANDUM
81 Assets pledged or assigned to
City Of S1 Washington Rs District of Columbia IS:
president and of the above
bank somn that the above statement is true to the
Sworn and subscribed ] 1sss %s ] th 1 dE ots eo lss
tseal) Commission expires August Is 1914
L I. E'11AaM ?. HARREnI m1N'1N B. A W oDoaooHuE Jr
A. s oFFUTT EVERETT FLOOD
J. WESLEY cLANPTTT, Jr. JAMES c. ROGERS
rs1ssa fREDER1cx i soia s1oHIMAa '' EDWIN a MooERs
CHARLES r GODFREY w KAUFMAN
JOHN H. SMALL. CAMERON BURTON
THOMAS BoUsHAIL Directors
Evening star., 1947-10-19
By Jessie Font Evons

Expansion Of Christian mission
facilities in Japan now might well
be the means of preventing the
spread of communism there, is the
opinion of DR.. Benjamin P. Hoff-
man, noted Seventh-day Adventist
leader. recently returned to Takoma
Park from an extensive visit to the
Orient. His personal conferences
included visits with members of the
imperial family, who in common
with the poorest laborers are show
ing an admirable willingness to
sacrifice comfort for future good"
I'm Japan's present plight" said
DR.. Hoffman, many groups, in
Guiding Buddhists, Shintoists and
even young intellectuals without any
religion, are seeking some new phi
losophy of life. The Christian reli-
gion with itsSpromise of hope is
appealing to them. Unless Christian
churches take advantage of this
situation Immediately, a wide open
field is ripe for the Communists,
who have jealous apostles working
among the rank and file of the
people.
Conditions are particularly IA
Vorable for the spread of Christian
ity in Japan. This is because of the
admiration the people in all walks
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Medical Society to Heor
Lecture by Dr.. FuIcher

The District Medical Society will
resume its scientific meetings
Wednesday with the presentation
OF the Davidson lecture by DR..
Oscar H. Fulcher of the George
town University School of Medicine.
DIR. Fulcher. a professor of neuro-
logical surgery, will discuss the sur
glcal restoration Of defects of the
skull. The meeting will begin at
8:15 pm. at the medical society
auditorium, l718 M street NV,
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Cinemotogrophers Plan
Demonstration Tomorrow

H. K. Wagar, vice president of the
Washington Society of Amateur
Cinematographers, will demonstrate
the new brush tape recorder and
show how it can be used with movies,
at the groups meeting at 8 pm.
tomorrow at the Review e. Herald
Publishing House, Takoma Park,
D. G.
w. G. Kuhl, president, will dis
cuss plans for contest and three
members will show amateur pictures.
Officials announced that in addi-
ton to Mr.. Kuhl and Mr.. Wagar,
these officers have just been chosen
for the coming year: w. L. Comings,
recording secretary; T. H. Sarchin,
treasurer; J. D. Sutherland, cores
ponding secretary, and c. H. Ward,
publicity director.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Wash. Compiomeier School

23S Munsey Bldg. DI. O5O3
course will qualify ambitious young
laries. Moderate tuition. Individual
Free placement service. Day and
iete information. The only authorized
ated by the ComptOmter Division Of
Evening star., 1947-10-19

rate Of over 1000 a day from the
Russian zone. Korea Is divided AT
the 38th parallel with'no communi-
cation between the two districts
permitted by the Russians who are
in complete control of the north
ern or industrial section.
On his stop-over in Hawaii on
the way home, he filled a number
of speaking engagements. Among
them was an addres in japanese
to over 5000 islands in the Nc
Kinley Auditorium, who were eager
to hear how their former country
men were adjusting themselves to
the changed order under the Mac
Arthur regime.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Foley to Speak to Clubs

Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury Edward H. Foley will address
the Rotary Club at its luncheon at
1915 pm. Wednesday at the May
flower Hotel. The club will be host
to all other service clubs, and more
than 1000 guests are expected to
hear Mr.. Foley discuss the Com
munity Chest campaign, of which
he is chairman.
Evening star., 1947-10-19


Holman and Of the church plans the
%
sold at
Evening star., 1947-10-19
REPORT OF AN AFFILIATE OF A BANK
MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL, RESERVE
SYSTEM

REPORT OF AN AFFILIATE OF BANK
SYSTEM.
Published in accordance with Section
visions of the Federal Reserve Act.
sEGTRfT KsROFa y q sroRasE 9Ss9Ss1 & cdaASf s4
1140 18th st. NV, Washington 5, D. c.,
WHICH is sfh!iated with AMERICAN Sc
and Penna. ave. NV, washinaton Is, b BIC. G.
Federal Reserve District No. 8.
Kind of business:
Sod FOODS ' and Se persona sapef eeets' S n0as and
storage of silverware.
Manner in which aboye:named orsaniza-
and degree of control:
Trust company owns more than a ma
koIsy Of stock voting at last stock
OF affiliate are directors of trust COM
Financial relations with bank:
Stock of affliated bank
Loans to afhliated bank None
bop,qxinss 5.DT from affliated Non.
Stock of afnliate registered
known to be owned by
bank directly or indirect
ly, 500 shares carried
on our records as - S216,0OO. 90
other obligations to, or
known to be held by,
affiliated bank - None
Other information necessary to disclose
fully relations with bank.
$50 shares held in q fiduciary capacity
by bank voted at last election
l. RALPH H. HOUSER, Assistant Treas
urer OF The Security Storage Company, do
solemnly swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. RALPH H. HOUSER
Assistant Treasurer
Nod haf0 t.
9th day of October. 1947
(Seal) PAUL ALVEY. Notary Public.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Tydinqs to Address PurIey

Senator Tydings, Democrat, of
Maryland will be the principal
speaker at the meeting of the
American Fair Trade Council in
New York on November 13.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Charter No. 1883. Reserve District NO s.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK

LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK
OF Washington the District
October l94 published in call made Comptroller the
Currency, under Section 52ll, u S. Revised Statutes
ASSETS
l. Cash, balances with other
items collection
s4ol7s4ss
Obligations of States political subdivisions
Other bonds and debentu 12325441
S. Corporate stocks dncudng sssooooo stock of Federal
discounts dncuding s775 50 overdras
Bank premises owner, ssa3s6l; furniture and hE-
II. Other
H. Total assets -- sssa5s111o7
LIABILITIES
10 Demand deposits of individuals partnerships, and
Time deposits individuals partnerships, corpora.
5 Deposits Of United states Govern,rsul - 75s324
49, Other deposits cered and cashiers checks rsS2si7
49, Total deposits 3lb12ooo'7o
80 Other liabilities o52s5l
a. Total liabilities -ssl777sssas
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS.
Common stock, par sooooo s5ooooOoo
a. Undivided profits --------------- 1O4157os
1706775
49, Total capital accounts - ------------- s1475224s
3d. Total liabilities and capital accounts
MEMORANDUM
81 Assets pledged assigned to secure liabilities and for
City of Washington, o Columbia.
VANDOREN cashier bank do somnly
bsisf W. + vASDoREN Cashier
this 18th October ls4z
My commission expires July A. 1s4s.
THOMAS p BROWN, NORMAN FROST,
F. CALNAN PAUL E. JOHNSON.
DR. L. F. DAVIS, JOSEPH A. RAFFERTY,,
Directors
Evening star., 1947-04-09

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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11

sure wish the "Gypsy" was here
to help out. Maybe next time!"
Such talk, and from a Shaker boy,
too. Papa should spank!
AL "Smiley" SAMAS picked up
new nickname with the aid of
Bill "Louse" Lostoski. Up in Wis
consin they called him "Peg-leg."
Wonder why??
WE thought we had seen every
thing up until last Sunday. Then,
out of a clear sky, we saw it =
Charlie Guzauskas was dancing with
cute little chick at the Mermaid
Picnic. Charlie calls her Lee. We
never thought it would come to
pass. Now, before we die, we have
to see Ben Norbut do polka.
JOE Guzauskas has been explain
ing that quick, one-day operation
he had last week. 1t turned out
that the doc decided it wasn't need
ed. Joe says the nurses were cute
anyhow.
FRANK Wallis tells us that the
women, the beer, and the Wolfgirl
in Columbus are Al. He says
that the Lithuanians down there are
among the most hospitable people
he's ever met. How right you are,
frankie, how right you are!! Seems
as if he had good time, no??
FRANK Meske, Vince Meskunas,
and AL Dennis all got big laugh
out of our "Gypsy" comments. =
Glad someone else thought it was
funny too! Are you with us or
agin' us men,?
So long for now.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11
REPUBLIKONU REDOS

Clevelando Republikonai, vi
sa Jq Cuyahoga partija, symet
niekalp nesupranda kandidatc
] mlesto mayoro vieta. Dairy.
Ia bandyn1ai itraukti kiekviens
IS dabar ju turimq zymiausir
velkejq, bet nei vienas nesiiau.
cla CANA stiprus laimeti rinki.
mus prizes dabartini Demokra.
"a mayora Burke, taigi memo.
ri ir gadintis sau vardo.
Reikia tiketi Xxi nominaciiu
jie vistiek suras koki tinkama
kandidata. Rinkimai bus Lam
kricio menesi.
Is Demokratu parti.jos irgi
neatsiranda nei vieno ambicin-
go kandidato kuris noretu su-
darytl mayorui Burke lenkty-
nes, kalp budavo kitais me-
tais.
Clevelandas daznai buna De-
mokratu valdzioje, visa Ohio
dazniausia Republikonu Waldo
ma. Pereita rudeni Demokra-
tas Gubernatorius Lausche is
tarnaves tik viena dvieju metu
termina turejo uzleisti valsti-
JOS valdzia Republikonams, ku-
rie ir pirm jo valde.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11
PYCIU DERLIUS SYMET
LABAI DIDELIS

Ohio pyciu augintojai pra-
mesa kad symet lures didziau-
81 derliu savo istorijoje. Py-
ces auginama daugiausia Erie,
Ottawa ir Sandusky apskrity-
Sc, arti Michigan. Ten yra ir
dideli Ohio vynuogynai.
Pyciu augintojai net susiru-
pine kaip jie pajiegs visus tuos
vaisius surinkti ir kur iuos
pades.
Paprastai pyces auga retail
ant medic, O symet sake ant
kiekvieno medic ju auga po
apie 10000. Darbininku stoka
neleis visas pyces surinkti ir
isvezti pardavimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11
BUS DAUGIAU GASO

East Ohio Gas Company ga
vo pazada is Texas gaso kom-
panijos aprupinti Clevelanda ir
visa sia sriti priediniu gasu,
kad nepritruktu gaso sia lie
ma, kaip kad buvo pernai.
Is Texas bus atvaroma ga
sas rynomis po 34O,0O0,O0O ku-
bisku pedu kasdien, sios ryti-
mes dalies valstijoms.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11

Sukys' squeezed by the Mermaid
outfit 14-12 and trounced Joe's
Bar 22-7 to gain a tie for first
place. Trees handed Dunbar's their
sixth straight loss and put them in
the cellar. Last Tuesday, in the
first game Of the second section,
Trees trounced Dunbar's again. =
When will Dunbar's win a game !?
ANOTHER place that local Liths
should pay visit to is the Kaunas
Club out at 1868 Shaw Ave. We
stopped in recently and can assure
you that it's strictly tip-top. Appli-
cations for membership from Local
Liths will be given every considera-
ton. Stop in we know you
won't be sorry that you did.
THE Samas family, Mr.. & Mrs,
Ernie and AL, and Bill Lostoski mo-
tored up to Wisconsin over the holi-
day. Ernie wrote back that it was
wonderful to be alone with nature
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11

D1RVOS redaktorius K. s,
Karpius isvaziavo atostogu po-
raj savaiciu j Los Angeles, kur
per ziema viesejo jo zmona. Jie
grys atgal automobiliu, aplan-
kydami San Francisco ir kitus
miestus vakaruose, ir pasuks
j garsu Yellowstone Parka.
Dirva redaguos julius Sme-
tona ir Neris Simkus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11
DARBUOSE Clevelande To-

DARBUOSE Clevelande 1916
metals nelaimingu atsitikimu
skalclus buvo daznesnis negu
1915 metals, kaip surinktos
zlnlos parodo. Pernai dirbtu-
vese dirbo 1928 darbininku,
jie isdirbo 192,464, ,4O4 valan-
das, ir nelaimingu atsitikimu,
suzeldlmQ buvo 1891. 1945
metals 198,57O darbininku is
dirbo 229,734,251 valandas su
1886 nelaimemis. Nors skai-
clus yra didesnis negu 1916
metals, taciau 1916 metals dir
bta maziau valandu, ir suzei-
dimai skirstomi sulyg dirbusiu
daugumo ir valandu skaiciaus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11
PANAIKINS EKARIJJS

Cleveland Transit System,
miesto gatvekariu operuotoja,
paskelbe paruosima projekto
sulyg kurio begyje 10 metu is
gatviq bus ismesta visi elek-
triskQ gatvekariq begiai, ir
bus ivesta busai ir elektra va
romi busai, kaip dabar neku-
rlose gatvese jau yra. Tas
projektas apims $14 milijonu
suma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11
MIRE SUSIPYKES

Tulas Jacob Zelomka, So m.,
IS Stafford Springs, Conn.,, at
vyko i Clevelanda pas savo gi-
mines, i vestuves. Jis susiba-
res su savo dukterimis, auto
moblliu nuvaziavo pas savo
broll, 9l2 Starkweather ave.,
ir ten veliau j RADIO negyva
prize automobile, kur jis nu-
mire nenuejes j namus pas
savo broli.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11
PADEKA

sirdingai aciu visiems, kurie
NUNS suruoSete Birzelio %
Surprise Party, Lietuviq sve-
taineje. Dekojame rengejams,
o taip pat ir visiems draugams,
kurie atsilanke, mes tikrai ne
sitikejome kad mes ju tick tu-
rime. Taip pat dekojame uz
grazia dovana, kuri liks NUNS
amzinam atminimui.
Plus Anna Jasulaitis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11
DIRVA-6820 Superior Avenue.
DUOBKASIU streikas LAX,

DUUBKASIQ Strelkas Lake
View kapinese baigesi kuomet
63 duobkasiams pakelta algos
po DC valandai. Streikas tese-
81 10 savaiciu. Taigi laimeji-
mas ilgai nepadengs tu pralai-
mejimu ka duobkasiai prarado
streikuodami.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11
SVECIAI

Is Worcester, Mass, lankesi
Clevelande Stasys Freimonas
su savo zmona, Katre; su iais
kartu automobiliu atvaziavo
Juozas Peleckas ir Vincas Sto-
ckus. Jie atvyko j svecius pas
Jurgl Skrebi, Bedford, Ohio.
Apsilanke Dirvos redakcijoie,
Lietuviu Darzelyje ir siaip ap-
ziurejo Clevelanda.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11

LIEPOS 4 diena Clevelande
buvo atzymeta didelemis iskil-
memis miesto stadiume, kur
buvo susirinke apie $4,000 pu-
blikos paziureti. Ispildyta tam
tikra programa ir nakti buvo
didelis fajerverku saudymas.
Tai buvo paminejimas III
metQ Americas nepriklauso-
mybes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11
DEMESIO GYVENANTIEMS
Milwaukee arba arti 10.

Kas Zinc kur gyvena Veroni-
ka Ropeliute istck6jusi uz San
Klaus, bel Juozas II Jonas Rope
liai kile is Lazdiju miestelio.
Malonekite pranesti ju adresa
Juzei Grebliunytei, kilusiai is
Marcakaviznos kaimo, siuo ad-
reSu:
T. Zoruba 14318 Thames Ave.
Cleveland, o.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11
KONGRESUI priemus nau

NOATO1SHDOI PI1CI1IOo IIdU
ia nuomu billy, tukstanciams
Clevelando seimu graso isme-
timas is ju dabar gyvenamu
butu. Jau Xxi Liepos l mics
to ribose buvo paduota notu
iseiti is namu apie 1000 Sci
mu, kur tevai nori tame pa
ciame name apgyvendinti sa-
vo vedusi sum- ar dukteri.
Visi namu savininkai susi-
rupine gavimu daugiau nuo-
mu is savo nuomininku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11
Lawrence E. AppeltOn
Kandidatas j miesto teismo
teiSejus.


l.. E.. Appelton dirba teisiska
darba jau 26 metal. Jis turf
dideli patyrima teismuose ir
visuose istatymuose.
L. E. Appelton yra gimes
Clevelande. Jis baige Bridget's S
Prekybos Mokykla. 1915-1918
metals lanke Cleveland Prepa-
ratory School, ir veliau mokesi
Cleveland Law School. Baiges
mokslus uzsieme teisiu prak-
tika ir per ta ilga laika isigijo
didele zinyste toje srityje.
Jis turi savo ofisa NBC ma
muose, Superior Ave. ir E. 9th
ST.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11
ENdicott 4486-Atdara vakarais

APSIvEDE. sestadieni, Lie
pos 5, istekejo p. Rozes Zalo-
gienes dukte, Barbora, vyra
gavo kitatauti. Sliubas buvo
sv. Juozapo baznycioje, vestu-
viz pokilis tevq namuose. vi
81 turejo gera laika.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11
VAJUS PASISEKE

Clevelando diocezijos Katali-
ku Labdaros Vaius pasiseke
pilnai, kaip pranesa vajaus We
dejas. Nustatyta buvo sukel-
ii S450,000, surinkta $478,000.
Vysk. Hoban ir visa vajaus
vadovybe dekoja items kurie
prisidejo darbu ir aukomis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11

MOTERISKE IESKO DARBO
Ieskau darbo prie namu ar
ba prize farmos esu viena, pa
siulymus prasau atsiQsti siuo
adresu:
Anna Marazas 67O9 Whitney
Ave. Cleveland, Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11
$500 SUPERIOR AVE.
WHAT'S NEW?
(In Cleveland)

LEAGUE play in the st. George
C.W.V. Post 613 Softball League is
divided into three separate sections.
Last Monday saw the completion Of
the first section. The final stand
ings:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11
APLEIDO CLEVELANDA

Kazys Braciska, geras Gle.
velandietis, Lietuvisku reika-
lu remejas, apleido Clevelanda
ir iSvaziavo su savo sunum gy.
venti j Lawrence, Mass. Bra
ciska buvo ilgametis Dirvos
prenumeratorius, ir tes Dir
vos skaityma tenai. Clevelan-
de jis isgyveno 80 metu, nuo
1917 m.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11

Ar randasi Clevelande ar
kur kitur kuris rasosi John
Puisha? Jam yra laiskas Dir
vos redakcijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11

PER LIEPOS 4 saudymus
ir ugniu leidyma mieste istiko
33 gaisrai, kurie padare $780,
900 nuostoliu. Tai ir pasisma-
ginimas tokios sventes proga.
Trafiko nelaimese per pas
tara triju dienu svenciu laiko-
tarpi Ohio valstijoje uzmusta
5 zmones, trys kit prigere.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11
ILLUMINATING co. darbi

1HLO OHI4NA II4NU OU. UaTDI-
ninkams $500 skaiciuje, taikiu
budu, buvo pakelta algos nuo
Z Xxi II centu valandai. Uni.ja
reikalavo algu pakelimo nuo 25
centu Xxi 35 centu valandai.
Baigesi ir White Sewing
Machine Co. streikas, darbinin-
kai gavo pakelti algas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-11

sure wish the "Gypsy" was here
to help out. Maybe next time!"
Such talk, and from a Shaker boy,
too. Papa should spank!
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-09-19
Farmer Union Youth
Gets Years Study
AtOxfOrd

Bronxville, New York-Five Amer
lean students interested in the labor
movement sailed for England on the
Marine Tiger September 18th for a
year at Ruskin College, Oxford, ac-
cording to the awards announcement
by DR.. Harold Taylor, president of
Sarah Lawrence College, and chair
man of the committee on selection
AS the result of arrangements with
the Transatlantic Foundation in Eng
land, these five scholarships have been
made available through the Institute
of International Education and Sarah
Lawrence College to American stu
dents with high school education and
college work, or experience in the
labor movement or adult
education Each scholarship is worth
200 pounds approximately $500 and
covers tuition, board and room at
Ruskin College from October 1947 to
June 1913.
The winners announced included:
Gerald G. Redlin, Lambert, Mon
tana; partner in the grain ranch of
E. o. Redlin and Sons; member of
Lambert Local SAG, Farmers Educa-
tional and Cooperative Union o f.
America
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tives as investigating co-operatives
themselves.
In brief, we strongly endorse Con-
gresham Patmans proposal that the
financing of the National Tax Equality
Association be thoroughly investi-
gated. In addition, we urge that the
subcommittee look into the sudden
Towering of new business associations
in various states. These groups have
come into being just as the campaign
against co-operatives began to become
threatening and there appear to be
reasons to believe that some of them
were formed simply for the purpose
of taking part in the campaign.
"Co-ops-Bulwark of Democracy"
FNThe National Farmers Union be-
lieves that this is fundamental issue.
We do not believe that the right of
individuals to join together in COOP
eratives to better themselves ought to
be made a football of partisan politics.
Much more than victory of one party
or the other is involved. In the state
Of Z. the world today, nations every
where are watching to see if the Amer
lean brand of democracy can remain