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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16
Penys
Bridal Couple

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Perry en-
tertained last evening at a cock
tail party in their home, l07 Mi
mosa drive, Oleander, hono-ing
Miss Nudge Strange and Thomas
L. Morton, whose wedding will
take place Saturday.
Around IS guests we're invited
for $50 cocktails.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16
Pearsall Memorial
Class To Meet With
Mrs. Leeuwenburg

The officers training class OF
the Woman's auxiliary OF Pear
sail Memorial church will meet
Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock
with president, Mrs. John Leeu-
wenburg.
All officers, circle chai-man,
and u secretaries are expect
ed 10 attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16
Daughters Of America
Will Meet Thursday

Cape Fear Council No. "a will
act as hosts to the Wilmington
district, Daughters of America
meeting to be held on Thursday
morning beginning at 1920 o'clock
in the Junior Order hall, 10 70
North Second street.
Mrs. Catherine Harris of Hen
derson. state councillor, will make
the main address of the day.
The election of new officers will
also be on the days calendar.
A new chemical prevents the
sprouting Of potatoes in storage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16

Rhodes cd. n will present a Ski.
Last wiz and Testamso. % 4
Ann Snead ard Shirley ps !
present a skit based aro1se' y
Glass prophecy, Neal partsoN I
base his skit on the clas, b
and Jimmy Caudill viii @.,t'2
sklt on the senior supar,.sN e
Mrs. George LeGrand 90. 'es
visor, is supervisor of
ton exercises. s'ata
Mrs; Joseph Brock will b.,.
baccalaureate services lag
Only % ships were bull. :,
United States in 1899
were built in 1914 "4I J.!
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16

It is believed that a new tele-
vision development will permit
observers to see inside oil wells
and steel furnaces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-11

costs index, which showed only a negligible decline in mid April from the March peak Moreover it is highly probable that after June 30 many tenants will have pay substantially increased rentals But retail prices for obvious ardy reflectors of price trends The business analyst looks rather to wholesale price indces for guide to price move ments and he is especially interested in the dayto- day price changes of specific commodities that be- cause of past experience, regarded sensitive barometers of more general price changes to come.
 Wholesale prices have already receded substantially from the peak levels reached last March in of farm products and foods, the BLS weekly index for May 31 showing drop in excess of and per cent, respectively Much significant evidence of the current down trend is afforded however by the sharp drop in the BLS daily index of spot market prices. Between March 3l and June g. the foodstuffs index dropped about 12 per cent while the index for ln- dustral materials nearly per cent lower.
 Turning from general averages to specific in stances of price ,declines that point reversal of the upward movement is the weakness in scrap markets = long regarded particularly sensitive barometer of changes to The demand Tor scrap metals falls off when supplies of primary metals ln- crease and prices decline in turn. Prices of steel scrap already dropped from the top levels Of the early spring Prices of scrap copper have also de- clined. as have prices of secondary aluminium. In short the evidence indicates that the supply of metals is becoming more adequate in relation to demands which that the pressure prices is relaxing.
 Thus there is ample evidence, general and speci- fic to support the view that prices not only be brought down but actually coming down or course there are numerous exceptions to the trend while day fluctuations in prices tend to obscure the picture. There is also ver-present possibility that unforeseen political economic developments entailing unexpectedly heavy drains resources, financial and material might lead to another upward spurt of prices and living costs But barring such adverse happenings there is good to hope that the peak of postwar imitation is behind us and the period of adjustment has begun
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-11

tried to sell rifles to the Dominican Republic and Greece) that the linn occupied three buildings 1T Washington the avoided giving their addresses) that it employed a staff of IF, mostly experts dwo stenographers were the only staff in evidence) and that this was ar old established firm founded li years ago (the certificate of ineor- poration shows it was founded May 3l, l945).
 Monroe named as president ol the firm, Col Harry Cooper, form CT provost marshal of the India Burma theatre under General Stii- well. The certificate of incorpora- ton, however, shows that three trustees are authorized to manage the company: John Monroe, Melvin T. Kane of Brooklyn, N. r., ano Edward T. Buxton of Washington.
 When a subsequent interview was arranged with Meyer T. Sawyer, the lawyer who signed the lncor- poration certificate, Harry Cooper, having been tipped off by Sawyer in advance, was eagerly sitting in Sawyer's office awaiting the inves- tigator. Obviously, the members of Ad,iee, Inc, were getting worried at the possibility of publicity. IT. fact. Colonel Cooper was fuming.
 What is behind this invcstiga- tion?" he stolmed. If you're not careful I'll turn you over 10 the FBI.
 There's no law against asking questions, replied the investigator.
 MT. Cooper, who once worked for the Secret Service, and knew better than to attempt intimidation, agreed that that was right. He then calmed down, hut remained highly unccmmunicative. Asked what job the famous John Monroe occupied with the firm, Cooper re- piled:
 Hes only a salesman. His stano- ing with the company is very in- significant
 Apparently Colonel Cooper for get that Monroe, one of t!:a fore .ncst lobbying lakes in W0:hineton history, and now facing a jail sentence, is listed as one of the three trustee" authorized to man. age Advice, Inc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-11
~ IlAKJ AUV THE MPIRE
JULY II, 1927

II, the Alaska Weekly III Seatt the Rev Stman Presbyterian Church. said substantial growth large cold storage School building will plans $500O0 structure He also that the publishers paper and will be established either at Ihane or Douglas Homann John Fremmng and Jack Kay left the previous night a To-day fishing trip They planned to down where they fish vicinity.
 Ketchkan arrived aboard the Dorothy Alex 
 to furnished Chrisy Dorothy 
 Cobra" the Coliseum It "A
  Nital Nad the cobra wonlanady of love baseball to take the Dorothy Aexanders the City Park Weather High 68; low 5i; cloudy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-11
THREE VETERANS
 WANT SECOND TRY
 AT MT. MCKINLEY

FAIRBANKS, Alaska. July H. R-Gordon Herreid, g, University of Alaska student from Santa Maria, Calf, sought permission today from Park Superintendent Frank T Been to make a second attempt at scaling Mount McKin- ley.
 He and two other university stu dents were forced to turn back last month, when they were only 5000 feet below the 20,270-foot sum- nit by the illness of one climber.
 Listed as his companions on the second proposed ascent were Henry Daub of Boston and Frank Mills, Cincinnati. Herreid and Daub are veterans of Italian campaigning with the Tenth Mountain Division and Mills was with the 503rd Para chute Infantry in the Philippines.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-11

to disturb COP leaders of the House, who had shunted the bill into an obscure Foreign Affairs Subcommittee, where it remained gathering dust Finally, President Truman sent Goldwaithe Door, a State Department aide, up to the Capitol to plead for passage. He made little progress, how ever, and it was Javits and Vorys who really stirred up their lethargic colleagues and hammered the bill through the House
 Before they finished, they had helped break the tottleneck for fu- ture foreign policy legislation Foi the Foreign Affairs Committee was reorganized from six bumbling subcommittees into 13 smaller, streamlined units, largely on ac- count of JavitS persistent clamor- ing.
 Note-Thc Senates champion of bipartisan foreign policy Senator Vandenberg had greased the IRO bill through the Senate in record time three months earlier.
 (CoPYRIGHT, 1947, BELL SYNDICATE INc)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-11
Essence of Freedom
Cincinnati Enquirer

Perhaps it is asking too much of contestants in
 debate define their terms before they begin. Still, it is old custom and represents the only legitimate point of departure. But when Milton Murray, Presi- dent of the American Newspaper Guild, and PaVel Yudin chief editor of the Soviet tradeunion organ Trud, during a debate in Prague agree that there should be world freedom of the press and disagree compely to the meaning of that term their dis cusson makes absolutely no sense.
 Murray: There be freedom of the press where the basic right of the people to be freely and fully informed is restricted either by government or by the operation of monopolistic ownership of the mediums information" He adds that every country should allow freedom of movement for journalists in order that people may be informed of events.
 Yudn; "The main problems of press freedom are not questions of technique such as freedom of move ment and freedom from censorship. All these technical questions will be easily solved when there are longer present among journalists political warmfongers sanderers and liars
 It took of the French delegates to the con- ference of the International Organization of Journal sts to point out what the two debaters driving Fascist and totalitarian regimes contested the peoples right to approve but only democracies have contested the right to oppose"
 "The right to oppose" There's the essence of freedom in that phrase.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-11
THE LEMKE BILL

The So-caled Lemke Bill H. R. S63, which would provide for the homesteadng in Alaska of war vet crans has given the approval of the House sub committee Public Lands
 The bill if passed, would be disastrous to the economy the Territory cut the National Forests up into thousands of little tracts completely eliminate the possibility using the huge forests of Southeast Alaska for pulp and paper development on planned scale
 The Juneau Chamber of Commerce this week sent out number of letters protesting to the measure and we are sure that there is little likelihood of the bill passing at this session. However such measure IS difficult oppose since it pretends to do something for the veterans
 Opposition to the measure is universal throughout Alaska Governor Gruening believes the bill is danger ous and so testified during the recent hearings on statehood in Washington. The Department of Agri- culture is also against it.
 But the most formidable opposition which could be brought to bear against the legislation would be protests from Alaskan veterans through their organizations We that Alaskan war veteran otherwise once he realizes just what the bill would do to the economy of the Territory would be for the measure.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-11

work lobbying at almost the same old stand.
 Three years ago this column re- vcaled the amazing manner ir which MT. Monroe was able to in yeiele big shots into his drawing room, even including Secretary oi the Navy Knox, thereby impressing war contractors with the wires ht could pull in Washington.
 Following this revelation, MT Monroe sued this column fer $l 0o0,- coo, lost his suit after the jury was out only twenty minutes, and some time later was convicted oi black marketeering. He was sen tenced to two years in jail How ever, he is still out on appeal, and while justice grinds slowly, Monroe is making the most of the delay by opening another Washington of flee under the imposing name, "Ad- vice, Inc"
 Advice, Inc, is located in one oi the Capitals respectable, but some what tarnished residential districts, now made less fashionable by the westward sweep of the city. This time Monroe has moved up a couple of letters in the alphabet from R to N Street and has con- verted his rented house into a oig- nified, somewhat stuffy office furnished with well-worn antiques
 Monros has also taken out cer- tificate of Incorporation which gives his firm these high-sounding functions: TO act as consultants on all business matters; to act as consultants on legal matters; to engage in research and develop ment; to engage as consultant to townships, cities, municipalities and states; to act as manufacturers sales representatives; to represent chambers of commerce and any and all other business organiza : tions; to represent banks and in nrance companies.
 Tn fact there is almost nobody that Monroe and his associates do not represent themselves as ale to represent. Nowhere in the certifi- cate, naturally is there any hint that MT Monroe may not be able to continue to give advice" very long-due to his impending jail sentence.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-11
STREAMLINING FOREIGN
 LEGISLATION

The United States might have been left out of the International Refugee Organization by default except for the drive of two dogged coneressmen-Jack Javits of New York and John Vorys of Ohio, both Republicans.
 Under their constant prodding the House finally squeezed out legisla- ticn authorizing the United States to join IRO just three days before UNRRA passed out of existence, which would have left the whole problem of displaced persons in the hands of the occupying armies.
 Their pitiful plight did not seem
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-11
MODERN ETIQUETTE SoRrRrA 8y LEE

w nat with these inroductions MT lee; and tb) MT Lee. Miss Jones'?
 A. - this the arhg Always the 
 If buffet table crowded should the beverages be placed?
 other food the beverages may be placed side tables, the sdeboard
 sequence should pages writing a letter?
 third, the first and third
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-11
ON POST GRAD SCHOOL IN
 CALF. WITHHELD

WASHINGTON, July ll-R-The House Rules Committee temporar- fly withheld action today on d bill to authorize construction of a Navy post graduate schoool at Monterey, Calf.
 Chairman Allen tR-IlD told re- porters the bill was rejected, but would be considered again. No date was set, however.
 The bill would appropriate S2,- 5O0,ooO for purchase of a 600-acre tract on Monterey Bay, where the Navy operated a pre-flight train ing school during the war. The postgraduate school would accomo- date between 800 and 600 line" officers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-11
Daily Lessons in English v. |. GORDON

MISUSED though would would today" NIISPRONOUNCED Addition. HAUL, second syllable.
  SYNONYMS: Earthenware, soneware, pottery crockey WORD STUDY Use word three times and it yours Let us  JUVENLTY youthuness After reading letter doubt of the juvenlity of the writer
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-11
NAVAL RE5ERvISTS
 WILL VISIT S!TKA

SEATTLE, July 1l.-tB-Cruises for Naval reservists this year will take them to Prince Rupert, B. G. and Sitka, Alaska; Victoria and San Francisco, the 18th Naval District announces.
 The report also said applications for the cruises should be made to the training staging division at the nearest naval reserve armory, in- stead of to headquarters. There are armories at Portland, Gray Harbor. Bellingham, Everett, Se- attle, Spokane and Tacoma.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-11
LOOK and LEARN sa C GORDON

How much in lungs in deep breathing? years usually to a generation? 3. Of what country Teldonia the poeical What the o n he U. how much the sequoa spread?
  ten pmts 9 Thirty three
 
  Often between eacres
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-11
EXPANSIVE MIR. MONROE

When an investigator for tli3 column called at the office Of Ad- vice, Inc, he was met by gentle man who explained my name does not matter" but who turned out to be Mr Monroe himself.
 MT Monroe then explained that his firm conducted business mostl. with foreign governments (he once
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-11
MRS. MILL GOES SOUTH

Mrs. Minard Mill left on the Princess Louise for Seattle where she will visit her daughter and son-in- law, MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Kihlman. Mrs. Mill will also visit with Mrs. w H. Biggs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-11
Prices Turn Downward
WaSllinotnn Post.

Public agitation over high prices is growing in intensity face of evidence that prices beginning to drop To be the great of consumers have not experienced any relief yet from the pressure of rising living costs judging from the BLS living
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-11
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Taku Post No. 6559

Meets first and third Fridays. Post Hall, Sew ard St. Visiting Com rades Welcome.
 H. s. GRUENING. Com mander; F. II. FORBES, Adjutant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-11

Empire ~ant-ads for results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-11
The Washington Mefry-Go-Round

fCoatinaed rrUm Page Onef
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
MAzOSIOS TAUTOS DEDA vISAS
Wits ] GALINGA U.s., SAKo JlS

Prez. Truman, kalbeda.
mas Princeton Universite.
TO sukaktuvese, kur jam
buvo suteikta teisiu daita.
ro .garbes titulas, itikinan-
ciai skelbe reikalin g u m a
slai saliai imtis jaunimo la
vinimo militariniai. dabar,
kada sios Sales silpnumas
gall sukelti mazose tauto-
Sc baime kad Amerika uz-
leidzia "pasauline vadovy-
be-.
Sios Sales ateities tikslu
netikrumas, sake preziden-
tas, gall susilpninti atspa-
ruma silpnu ir nepriklauso-
mQ valstybiu prizes "totali-
tarini spaudima ir uzgrobi-
MAJ.
Gala kad prezidentas tik
dabar pamate kur atsisto-
ia antra pasaulini kara lai-
mejus ir buvus galinga A.
merika. Kada bolseviku
uzgrobiamos salys ir ju va
dai irodineio kad Ameri-
kos uzsileidimas soviietams
prazudys pasaulyje pasiti-
kejima Amerika, preziden-
tas tada dare klaidingus
zygius surasti susillalbeji-
mo kelius SUI sovietais.
Maskva nerode jokio no.
70 susikalbeti SUI iokia kai-
myne, maza ar didele. bol-
seviku tikslas yra grobti ir
uzvaldyti. Lvgiai ia patti
bolsevikai rodo il Anleri-
kai, tik jos vadai dar Wis
tebeaimanuoja kodel sovie-
tai "nenori suprasti" Ame-
rikos geru noru.
Amerika turi mesti "ge-
ru noru" politika salin, nes
jai paciai gresia toks pat
pavojus nuo komunistu If
nuo Maskvos kokio sulau-
ke kitos salys. kurios dabar
bolseviku teriojamos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
MARSHALLO PLA-
MA VYkDO EURO
POS GAIVINIMUI

U. S. Valstybes Sekreto-
RUS Gen. Marshall patieke
Europos atgaivinimui pla-
na, pasiQsdamas j Euro
vos valstybems apsvarsty-
ii.
Prancuzijos ir Britanijos
premjerai tuoj susitiko Pa
ryziuje, sutare veikti ir pa
siunte Maskvai pranesima,
kviecianti detis isvien prie
organizuoto Europos gaivi-
nino. Jie taipgi pareiske
kad jeigu Rusija ir nesides
j 81 darba Prancuziia ir
Britannia netrukdomai i'm
sis to plano vykdymo be
Rusu.
Bevin ir Bidault pasiule
Molotovui susitikti su jais
kita sayaite aptarimui, bet
jei jis nesutiks SUI jais pasi-
matyti, Americas patiek-
tas planas bus pradetas or
ganizuoti be tolesnio atsi-
zvelgimo ka toliau Maskva
darys.
Sis mandagumo zygis is
buvusiu sovietu sajunginin-
ku gal yra vietoje, taciau
jau isanksto zinoma kad
sovietams svarbu yra kad
jokis Europos gaivinimo
planas neveiktu. Jeigu So
vietai matys kad gall Wis
ka suardyti, jie j "talka"
mielai stos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
DIDELI POTVINIAI
IOWA IR GRETA.

Missouri upe isverte pa
krasciu uztvankas ir uzlie-
jo 100000 akru ukiu plota
Mississippi upe taip pat
paliejo savo vandenis, il
Sic potviniai yra didesni ne.
GU kada buvo begyje pas.
taru 96 metQ. Viso apsem.
ia 100000 ukiq zemiu plo-
to, 10000 zmoniu liko be
pastogiu.
Potviniai palette Iowa il
kitas valstijas per kurias
tos dvi didzios upes teka.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
Prez Truman Reika|auja Jaunienns AmerikOs
vWamS MiItaTi$kO ParuOsimO
U. S. SKUBOMIS
ElNA PRIZE KARO

sitaip pasake Clevelande
kalbedamas Adolph A. Ber.
le Jr., buves vienas is State
Departmento sekretoriu.
Jls buvo pakviestas kal.
beti International Ladies
Garment Workers unijos
(AFL) konvencijoje. sia
unlJa jis pagyre kad pajie-
ge apsiginti komunistu pa
sikesinimu ia uzvaldyti, il
tikrino kad is dabartinio
didziausio istorijeje sveti-
mu zemiu grobimo kills ka-
ras jei tie erobimai nebus
skubiai sulaikyti.
Berle irodinejo kad pla-
mai uzgrobti Europa buvo
padaryti pirm Japonu pa
sidavimo. "Tarp saiungi-
ninku praside.io didelis sa-
vitarpinis varzymasis 1915
metals. Amerika ir Britai
suvalde savo imperialistus.
Taciau kitaip dalykai eio
su Rusija, kurios reakcinis
komunistu partijos sparnas
pagrobe kontrole ir prade-
.jo pramustgalviskai grobi-
nett dalis Europos ir All
JOS"
Sitaip dalykams esant,
Berle tikrina, ''si sails ziu-
ri jau j kanuoliu gerkles
tikintis kito pasaulinio ka-
ro."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
pirmlninkas P. j. ziuris gavo
sekancio turinio sveikinima L.
V. S. seimui, nuo musu tautos
filosofo Vyduno, is Detmold,
Vokietijoje:
Didiai Gerbiamasai:
Labai maloniai paliestas Ju-
sq susirupinimu manim, sakau
nuosirdziai aciu. Toks man
pareiskimas veikia name giliai
kaip tikras gaivinimas. Nors
visa ka pakesti turejes, jau-
ciuosi kick atsigaves, patir-
damas is tautieciq toki man
pareiksta palankuma, galiu vii
tingai zvelgti j ateiti.
Suzinojes kad Amerikoj su-
sieis Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajun-
gos seimas Birzelio % d., lin
kiu jam labai sekminga veik-
Ia Lietuvos laisvinimui. Mes
galime pasitiketi kad visa kas
vyksta yra prasminga ir vyk-
donna nepasiekiamos Isminties
ir Galios. Is JOS mes galime
laukti ir lauksime savo tautai
palaiminimo.
Pagaliau ir Jums linkiu ge-
riausio pasisekimo savo pastan-
gose Lietuviu tautos labui ir
sveikinu sirdingai.
Vydunas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
ATMETE TAKSU
MAMMA


PREF. Truman vetavo 81
bilijonu taksu sumazinima,
ir Atstovu Rumuose prezi-
dento veto tapo parernta-
ten kur pirmiau buvo nu-
balsuota taksu mazinimas,
dabar apsisukus 268 balsais
pries 1877 palaikyta prezi-
dentas.
Tuo budu taksu mazini-
mo reikalas palieka 194s
metu prezidento rinkimQ
vajaus prizadams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
VOKIETIJOS banko b

VOklEIlJOS bankO bu'
yes prezidentas Schacht sa.
ko turf gera plana vel Vo.
kietija atgaivinti, jeigu So.
jungininkai noretu SUI JUG
tariffs. Bet Amerikieciai j
arestavo ir Gen. Clay, US
militaris gubernatorius Vo.
kietijoje, pareiske kad A.
merika nemato reikalo pa.
sinaudoti juo parodymu:
kelio. Tai Amerikonu gal.
WI protavimas: nors rupi
nasi gaivinti Vokietija, bel
SUI jais nesitaria. Amerikie
ciai Xxi siol atsizymejo CRU
dimu alkanam pasauliu
savo ispusto burbulo = de
mokratijos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
WALLACE svaistosi p'

WALLACE svaistosi po
visa Sail, ir toliau skelbda-
mas kad reikia Russia rem
ii, tik tada il nebijos mu-
su ir neuzgrobines kitty sa-
liu.
Kairiuju puseje kyla SUI
manymai pastatyti Wallace
kandidatu j prezidentus XII
tais metals, sudarant tre-
cia partija. Bet treeia par
tia jau gatavai yra: Wal
lace gall stoti j komunistu
partija ir kandidatuoti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

Vengrijos premjeras Ma
gy, pasprukes nuo bolsevi-
ku, po komunistu uzvaldy-
mo tos Sales, atskrido
Amerika placiau isaiskinti
sovietu klastinga uzgrobi-
nejima Europos saliu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

ITALIJOJE siaucia poll
tiskos tasynes vyriausybe-
je, kuriu negaledamas per-
nesti pasiryzo rezignuoti
prezidentas de Nicola. Is
eje is kabineto komunistai,
dirba savu keliu sukelimui
Italijoje perversmo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

MESOS kama salyje lai-
kosi CANA aukstai, mes kai
kuri mesa parsiduoda net
90 virs $1.0O svarui, kas
yra keistas apsireiskimas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20
rs Cincinnati. O..

IS Cincinnati, O., prane-
sa apie nauja galinga karo
ginkla, kuris neturi bendro
su atomu. j pradejo tobu-
Init pereito karo laiku, bet
iis tik dabar tapo galutinai
istobulintas ir yra zinomas
tik Amerikieciams ir Ang-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-20

LAIVU darbininku strei-
kas, apemes iris unijas
su 10000 nariu, baigesi,
kaip pranesa is New Yor-
ko. Darbininkams pakelta
algos 5 nuos.