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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12


Illinois Wisconsin. Jis sake
Sios Sales.
MICS Lietuviu selptinuma, mel
kills jokia abejone kad pasta
riems pasalpos reikia bent ke-
liariopai daugiau, taciau BALE
skyre svedijai apie 100000, OF
tue tarpu Danijai - $4,000. |
81 suma buvo atsiusta Dani-
jon dar 1916 metu pradzioje,
taciau, kick teko girdeti, bel
jokio aiSkesnio nurodymo ku-|
riam laikui turf tu pinigu uz-
TEXT.
Praktiskai, menesiniu pasal-
pu dydi ir tvarka JOINS moketiI
nustate victims BALI skyrius
grynai savo nuoziura ir mato-
mai be centro nurodymQ, nes
veliau 'pakartotinai yra dares
ivairiu ismokejimo tvarkos pa
keitimu. Be seneliu, ligoniq ir
vaiku Xxi / metu amziaus pal
salpas gaudavo moksleiviai If
toxic asmenys kurie mokosi
paw. pas fotografa arba dantu
technilsa.
Jei piniginiuose reikaluose
kokiu nors tikslesniu nurodymq
stoka yra bendrai zalinga tai
salpos darba tvarkantiems nu-
rodymai yra butini, mes paw.
daug kan gall kilt abejoniQ
girdint apie apmoketas saskai-
tas uz "moksleiviu' portfelius,
automatines plunksnas, ivai-
rias komandiruotes, tue la
biau uz dienpinigius asmenims
atvykusiems j kuria nors pa
begeliu stovykla ir tikrumoje
gyvenusiems ant visko paruos-
to nemokamai. ~
JEI siadien, neziurint visQ
siu aiskiai butinu arba abejo-
tinu islaidu reikalingumo, Wis
tik Danijos BALF'o skyrius
dar siek-tiek turf pinigu tai
tas turi butt skaitoma tik lai-
mingu atsitikimu. Reikia ne
uzmirsti kad $21,O00,' kurie,
kaip atrode, buvo skirt Dani-
jos Lietuviu selpimui tik 1916
metams, sudare vidutiniskai
vos po $1,000 vienam tue laiku
prie Lietuviu priskaitytam pa
begeliui, tue tarpu kai tokens
patterns pabegeliams svedijo-
je, neziurint ju visai skirtingQ
salygq, buvo skirta vidutinis-
kai po $3.50 asmeniui.
81 santiki palyginus, susida-
70 ispudis kad arba svedijos
BALF'o skyrius geriau moke-
jo kreditu prasyti, arba Dani-
jos BALF'o skyrius buvo per-
kuklus, taciau abiem atvejais
neatrodo kad cia butu buvu-
sios bendrai kokios nors sama-
tos.
Kick siuo laiku dar turf ne
sunaudotu kreditu sv d j S
Lietuviai, Danijos Lietuviams
nera zinoma, bet jiems keista
kad ju paciu pereitu metu Sal
pos kreditu likuciQ pagal kaz
kur "grieztai apkarpytas sa-
matas" dabar jau lures uztek-
ii dar vieniems metams.
Ar nebutu buve geriau jei
vietoje paveluotu pa t r m Y
''kad uztektu', BALI centro
valdyba tiksliau zinotu ka, kur
ir kaip il numato Selpti ir We
liau kreditus skirstytu pagal
tam reikalui tikrai sudarytas
ir maz-daug vienodas samatas? =?
Suprantama kad praeityje
padarytQ klaidu prisinimas tu-
sciai BALF'o centro valdybos
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12

kasai pinigu jau negrazins, ta-
ciau, jei ia istaiga po 1948 m.
Sausio l Wis tik numato lesu
vel tureti, butq tikslu nors da-
bar isanksto surinkti selptinu-
ju statistika, nustatyti moketi-
nu pasalpu dydi, o svarbiausia,
numatyti kan, kada ir kick
gall butt mokama, mes tai su-
siaurintq BALI igaliotiniQ da-
bartines teises, bet uz tai be
.jokios abejones sumazintu jQ
atsakomybe ir tuo paciu palen-
gvintu ju darba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-09-12
SALPOS REIKALAS DANIJOJE
Danjos Eetuvu Nusiskundmai del BALFo teamos Pagabos
Raso PABEGELIS.

DANIJOJE gyvenanciu Lie
tuviq pabegeliu leidziamame
"Informaciniame Biuletenyje"
siu metu Birzelio IL d. buvo
paskelbta BALI centro Ame-
rikoje Geguzes % d. rasto is
trauka, kuri skamba sekanciai:
"Surinkimas aukQ L e t :
viams tremtiniams Europoje
selpti siais metals yra daug
| sunkesnis negu praejusiais, to-
| del visos samatos turf butt
grieztai apkarpytos. Rysium
| su naujais susidariusiomis ap-
linkybemis, BALI valdyba me-
gall pazadeti Lietuviams Da-
nijoje Xxi Stu metu gallo jokios
papildomos sumos. Malonekite
tvarkytis taip kad turimu su-
mu uztektu Xxi 1948 m. Sausio
l d., mes kitos iseities bent da-
bar nera."
Pc sios iStraukos buvo pa
skelbta kad BALI skyrius Da-
nijoje savo posedyje Geguzes
20 d. s. m. nutare DaniJoJe
esantiems Lietuviams moka,
mas pasalpas sumazinti ir nu'
rodyta kokios pasalpos bus
mokamos nuo Geguzes l d.:
1. Chroniskai dziova sergan
items ligoninese po 80 kronl
(menesiui).
2. Chroniskai sergantiems ne
ligoninese ir negaunan e m
Raudonojo Kryziaus pasalpos
20 kronu (menesiuO.
3. Invalidams ir chroniska
ne ligoninese sergantiems, gau
nantiems Raudonojo Kryziau
pasalpa, po 10 kronu (men.)
Pastaba: Uzsidirban t i m
pasalpa nemokama.
a. Seneliams virs 65 metz
amziaus, gaunantiems pasalp
is Danijos Raud. Kryziaus, p
10 kronu (men.).
5. Darbingu tevu naujagi
miams, darbo sezono metu, pa
salpa nemokama, mes tevai ga
Ii patys uzsidirbti.
NERA abejones kad visa tt
! ! kas buvo paskelbta Shame Da
MICS Lietuviu pabegeliu laik
rastyje daugeli is tu zmoni
ir net skaudziai paliecia, ia
ciau atrodo kad dabartine sun
XII BALI pinigine padetis tie
pat paliecia ir tuos kurie saw
aukomis jau tick daug tremti
MANS yra padeje ir todel pri
valo tureti kick daugiau infor
maciju liecianciu tos istaigo
lesu paskirstymo bel sunaudo
jimo sistema.
Deja, bent eilinis pabegeli
nedaug tikslaus apie sia siste
ma tegali pasakyti, mes tx
Siam laikui jam galejo susida
ryti tik visisko sistemos nebu
Vino ispudis.
Pairnkime nors ir sitoki pa
vyzdi.
svedijoje gyvena apie 40
Lietuviu pabegeliu, kuriu tarp
beveik visai nera nei nedarbin
gu seneliu, nei mazameciQ Val
ku. Visi pabegeliai tik trum
pa lalka yra buVe stoVyklose
mes greit jie issiskirste po vi
So svedija laisvai gaudaml dar
bo visose darbo srityse, Sve
dams taikomomis darbo sally
gomis.
DANIJOJE, prie Lie t u vi
pradzioje buvo priskaityta ne
apie 1000 pabegeliu, nor
mazdaug po metu dalis sve
timtauciu buvo vel atskirta
taciau ir dabar Lietuviais skai
toma viso virs 1000 asmenu.
Is to skaiciaus, tik apie 35'
asmenu turf pastovu arba Sc
zonini darba bel uzdarbi (Da
nijoje praktikoje taikomi grie
zti suvarzymai pabegeliu dar
bo srityje) ir gyvena privaciai
H. 4axo,, 1xc. o.>;o 700 ocy,oor1
The frontiersman., 1947-08-27
FtsHeR MAN LOs1 Ou |Nlf1 7R,p

Cole Campbell, fish- ing partner of the men of Kenai Industries dur ing the past season, yester- day was .unreported and pre- sumed lost on a trip dorn the Inlet from Anch- orage to Seldoyia.
 According to inforhA at1on wired Buck Douglas of, the United FisheYmeh here, Mr. Campbell this week left Anchdrage fot Seldovia, padd1ing a green canoe. It is re- ported that the canoe has been found floating near Turnagain Arm shores.
 Mr. Campbell may have been accompanied by a second man,, but complete inf ormation on the matter vas: lacking at press-time tod;3y.
 .. It is barely poss- ib1e that the occupants of the canoe may have reached the beach safely if their vessel sWalnped near the sn ore.
The frontiersman., 1947-08-27
ftSH6 RNeN SEEK NlRR DECISION THIS MINT eR

The United Fisher men of Upper and Lower Cook Inlet (AFL) have taken steps to bring to an end the present dis pute between CIO and AFL fishing unions oyer col- lective bargaining rig hts in Cook Infet, acc ording to Buck Douglas, agent for the United Fishermen; of Lower Cook Inlet.
 Mir. Douglas said his union, which now has a local membership of all but one of the Sel- dovia fishermen will seek a settlement, of the dis pute during the winter months by again petit- ioning the National La Dor Relations Board to conduct an election among resident fisher-s men in Cook Inlet.
 The NLaB is at pre- sent undergoing reorgan- ization under terms of the Taft Hartley labor bill, but will again be ready to take up it's work by the middle of next month.
 Existing regulat- ions of the NLRD require that an election to det- ermine collective barg- aiming rights must be held during operat ions. However Mir. Douglas said his union would request
 (cont. page 5
The frontiersman., 1947-08-27
HERRING BOAT IN

The herring boat Valencia tied up at And erson Dock this week in preparation for a planned seineing trip to Barbary Point, where a school of the fish was recently sighted from the air.
The frontiersman., 1947-08-27
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PLAnS PICnjC F0R ErG|nEERS

lAT COOKS BEACH PLANNED SUNDAY
 A wiener roast at Cooks beach next Sunday afternoon and a souvenir Japanese float as a gift to every club member were a part of the plans an nounced today by Adam tipke of the Se1dovia Chamber of Commerce for entertainment of Labor bay visitors from Fort Richardson.
 = Mir. Lipke and Cham Der members today are busily perfecting details of these plans for enter taiment of members and guests of the District Engineer4s: Associates, expected to arrive here late Saturday night.
 The Chamber of Com merce will sponsor the wiener roast, which is planned for the hours be- tween 2 and l. p. n. on Sunday. Adam Lipke, Chamber head, today is recruiting a group of boys to go to the beach with him Saturday at l o'clock to gather wood for Sundays bonfires. Any boys who would like to help in the work are asked to see Mir. Lipke at the radio station before next Saturday.
 Mir. Lipke also has requested help of the Seldovia 7Toman's Club in preparing coffee Sunday
 (cont. Page l)
Evening star., 1947-01-05
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This Label is something I've wanted to discuss with
you for long, long time for it Identifies prod
ucts that were made by people who grew up"
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you see the "KRENE" label on shower curtains,
hathroom xindnX curtains or those adorable
Evening star., 1947-01-05

The New Year is still young enough for another
resolution. So why not resolve to keep good
supply of SCHLITZ Beer on hand at all times?
With plenty of SCHL1TZ in your refrigerator,
always ready to serve, you'll win many compli-
ments for being a charming hostess and a
thoughtful wife. Everybody likes SCHLITZ, for
the beer that made Milwaukee famous holds not
q trace of harsh bitterness, since it's brewed
with just the KISS of the hops. SCHLITZ is
smooth, sparkling and bubbly !. !. perfect with
simple or elegant dinners, or all by itself any tin
Evening star., 1947-01-05

from Hobe Sound, Fla, where they
are spending the winter, to make
the acquaintance of Mr.. Whites
newest grandson. Robert McKelvy
Hamilton, who was born December
AZ in Walter Reed Hospital.
The baby's parents are Chief Of
Surgery at Walter Reed and Mrs.
Frank Hamilton, the latter formerly
Charlotte White of Marietta, Ohio.
The newest member of the family
has an older brother. Frank, jr,
better known as Chips" who Is 6.
There also is an addition in the
family of Col. and Mrs. Donald H.
Galloway. A son. Edward T. Gallo
way, was born New Year eve in
Doctors Hospital. Mrs. Galloway is
the former Frederick Mertens,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
Mertens of this city. Col. Galloway
is the son of Mrs. Edward T. Gallo
way of New York and the late Mrs.
Galloway. He is an assistant to
Mai Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg IN
Central Intelligence. ~
Informal Parties
The commanding general OF the
Army Medical Center and Mrs.
George c. Beach were hosts at a
small cocktail party Thursday, one
of series they are giving during the
winter. s
The. chief of Army information
and Mrs. j. Lawton Collins enter
tanned at an eggnog party New Year
Day for the personnel of the three
Offices under Gen. Collins jlrisdic-
ton, and their wives. The company
numbered about 100.
Wives of Navy commanders who
are members of the class of 1888 at
the Naval Academy will get together
Wednesday for a bridge party at
the Army Navy Country Club. Mrs.
william j. Collum, Mrs. J. ]. Cas-
sidy, Mrs. w. r. Denekas and Mrs.
T. A. Grell will be the hostesses. and
they expect to have 40 guests.
Mai. and Mrs. William Marshall
Evening star., 1947-01-05

simple elegant dinners day And by way
the resolution let SCTZ help the Of refreshments
that's Whenever order groceries, remember also
SCHLTZ Brewed Jos Schx Brewing Co.. Milwaukee, Via
Evening star., 1947-01-05
In the Meas

Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Lulley have as
their guest in their country home at
Bowie, Md, Mrs. Lulley's father, Mr..
w. Solomon of New York.
Mrs. Samuel Stahl Of Peabody,
Mass, is the guest here Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton S. Kron-
helm, and also her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton s.
IKronheim, jr.
Mr., and Mrs. Abraham Lehman
were hosts at a large New Year eve
supper party, which was followed by
cards and the serving of champagne
at midnight.
Evening star., 1947-01-05

Miller were hosts at an eggnog
party Thursday at the Army Navy
Country Club, their guests includ-
ing 1t. Col. and Mrs. Walfried Fl.
Fromholt, 1t. Col. and Mrs. John
y. Mermouth, 1t. Col. and Mrs.
Stanley Trachta, 1t. Col and Mrs.
Jack Tabor, 1t. Col. and Mrs. Ed
ward Law, Mai. and Mrs. Charles
Warren, Maj. and Mrs. Robert
Owens, Maj. and Mrs. Albert N.
Evening star., 1947-01-05

Bailey. Maj. and Mrs. Charles
Widdecke, Mai. and Mrs. Earl
Rouse. Mai. and Mrs. Robert Per-
kins, Mai. and Mrs. James A.
Michener, Capt. and Mrs. Vance
McCane, Capt. Mary Illick, 1t. Mary
Hale, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Albert
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hughes.
and from Baltimore, Miss Bette
Carson, Mr.. Louis Merryman and
Mr.. Ned Whitman.
Evening star., 1947-01-05
MiIIiken
Continued From Page D-1.)

OEiI I
Joseph P. Crockett, DR.. and Mrs.
Louis Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Keating, Mrs. George Barnett, Mrs.
Buchanan Merryman, Mrs. McCook
Knox, Mrs. William Boothe, Mrs.
Arthur Herbert and Mr.. Taylor
Burke.
'Brand-Nev' Arrivals
The former Governor of Ohio and
Mrs. George White are expected here
for visit shortly. They will come
Evening star., 1947-01-05

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Evening star., 1947-01-05
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Evening star., 1947-01-05
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Evening star., 1947-01-05

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Evening star., 1947-01-05

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Evening star., 1947-01-05


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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-01
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you've given us a dickens of .
job finding you, Miss Prentice
- but now I'm convinced it's
worth it,"
Gail laughed and said some
thlng -ay and stepped into the
car without seeming to see
Greg's hand extended to help
her. Norah followed her, a n d
Greg shut the door and climb
ed into the front seat beside
Paul.
isn't this a gorgeous carr"
sighed Norah, and Gail wonder
ed again that the girl could car
ry such a burden of tragedy
and pain in her heart and yet be
outwardly so gay and cheerful.
Il suppose it's Martins old
last years model, good enough
for travelling" said Gail dryly.
81 suppose" Norah agreed
uncertainty, as though she
found it hard to believe that
even a man as rich as Martin
obviously was, could af-
ford more than one car as lux
urious and beautiful as this one.
Gail sat very still, her hands
locked tightly together in her
lap, fighting down the emotion
that rose within her at being
once more with Greg. She had
fought %valiantly this month to
down the memories that would
have overwhelmed her if she
had not tried so hard to deny
them. She had deliberately
sunk herself in her job, working
so that when night came she
would be sufficiently exhausted
to fall asleep without remem-
bering. Walking the long Two
miles from her rooming house
to the office each morning,
walking back in the eve
ming after an exhausting day,
helped. Refusing to allow mem
DRY Of Greg to slip unbidded
into her mind by keeping her
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-01
LIQUOR VIOLATIONS.
ASSAULT CASES HEAD
COURT DOCKET HERE

Four Negroes drew sentences
for liquor violations and assault
in Recorders court Tuesday.
Harry Sneed, 623 S. Eighth
street, was fined $1OO and costs
and sentenced to so days on the
roads for possession of non-tax
paid liquor.
Charles Sykes, 918 Meares
street, drew six months on the
county farm for assault with a
deadly weapon.
James D. Mcpherson and James
Reed paid the costs and drew
suspended sentences of six months
on the county farm, on condition
of good behavior, for violation
of the state liquor law.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-01

mind filled determinedly with
other and less poignant but Is
sentlal matters, she had forced
herself to accept the inevitable:
that she would never see or
hear Greg again. And now,
without a moments warning,
here she was riding back to
Twin Oaks with Greg in front
of her.
She tried to keep her eyes
away from him, but he sat di-
rectly in front Of her. She kept
her eyes turned toward the win
dow beside her, but darkness
pressed close now, broken only
by the small towns through
which they purred silently and
swiftly. And because it was i'm
possible for her to empty her
mind of memories and thoughts
IN which he doomed large, and
because nature abhors a vac
uum, she deliberately set her
self to thinking of Norah.
The thought Of the burden
Moran had carried in her heart
through what must have been
endless months and days of sus-
pense and fear, only to have
the suspense ended in such hid
eous certainty, made Gail
shrink. Suddenly humble, she
saw her own troubles, COM
pared to Norah's mental bur-
den, as too slight and unim
portant to merit consideration.
Paul and Greg talked casual
ly as the car sped along. Gail
and Norah were quiet, because
each was busy with her own
thoughts. Gail stole a glance at
Norah and saw the tragic look
in her eyes, the bitterness that
thinned her young mouth, and
once more she DOTTED her hat
to Norah's courage and forti-
tude.
Dimly, now that she had had
time to analyze the situation,
she could understand why Nor
ah had been so determined that
Kate and Charles should not
share her ordeal by knowing of
her marriage. Loving them, Sc
cure in her knowledge of their
love and concern for her. she
had known that they would
share her suspense, her fear
that it would be an added bur-
den to them. And se1flessly, she
had kept her secret to herself.
Poor Norah! Oh, poor, sweet,
kind Norah! What a dreadful
thing life could offer such a
girl, and how bitterly unfair,
when people who were selfish
and spoiled and thought only of
themselves, could slide through
life without a ripple to mar
their dissatisfaction.
Gail set her teeth hard to hold
back the tears that rose, threat
ening her. Tears, not for her
self, whose troubles suddenly
seemed almost insignificant
compared to Norah's heart
ache. To love someone as Nor
ah loved this man who was her
husband, and have to know that
he was hopelessly, mentally i'll
Gail shivered and there was
suddenly a bitter taste in her
mouth.
1t was close to midnight when
the big car slid up the weed
grown drive, but the house was
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-01
'QUAKES KILL 400

TEHRAN, Iran, Sept. 30.-(P-
Four hundred persons were killed
IN a series of earthquakes recent
ly which destroyed the village of
Dowlatabad, in Eastern Khorasan
province, officials announced to-
day. The survivors have left the
village, the announcement said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-01
YMCA Announces Fall
PROGRAM And Schedule

The Fall schedule for members
of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION began Monday and will
continue throughout the winter
months, it was announced by j.
B. Huntington, general secretary.
The list of classes, times, and
date of the events were released
for the community youth as well
as YMCA members, said Hunt
ington. He added that youths who
were not members of the YMCA
could also participate in some of
the US fall events.
The schedule lists the events
for the following classes: cadets,
juniors, high school clubs, older
boys, leaders club, senior, and
young men activities. 4
Highlighting the list of events
for the At season is the annual
YMCA-Sunday School basketball
league. More boys from various
churches of all denominations
participate in this event than any
other single class or occasion in
the YMCA throughout the year,
Huntington said.
He also said that a partition in
the Y wrestling and weight room
had been removed.
Huntington said that beds will
be placed in the ny" gym over
the weekends for servicemen and
civilians. The gym is not in use
after 10 o'clock on Saturday
night, or Sunday.
The complete fall schedule:
Cadets under 12-Monday, $3.50
p. M, gym and swim; Wednesday
swim at $3.50 p. m; Saturday,
gym and swim at 9 p. m.
Enthusiastically, gym and
swim, $3.50 p. M; Friday, swim,
$3.50 p. M; Saturday, gym anc
swim, 1000 a. M; High Schoo.
Club-Monday, gym and swim
4:30 p. m; Wednesday, swim
4:30 p. m; Saturday, gym and