davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-17

ties know it is. And they wonder
why our government doesn't put
up or shut up, for we aren't
fooled any more.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
MIRIMAI
MlRE ISElVIAI AMERIKOS LIETUVIAI
nos ap mirusus Letuvius siame syriue tapnama dyka

STOCKIENE Ona, 70 M, miro
Geg. 8, So. Boston, Mass
(Radviliskio p.) Amerikoje
isgyveno Al m.
GEDVILAS Juozas, pusamzis
mire Geguzes II, Chicagoj
(Laukuvos p. Girvainiu k.)
Amerikoj isgyveno "a m.
RUDIS Pranas, pusamz., mir9
Geg. II, Chicagoj. (siaulig
ap. Skaisgirio p. Kemesiu k.)
STALKEVICIENE Ona, mir1
Geg. 5, Baltimore, Md.
URMONTIENE Izabele (Laba.
nauskaite), 63 m., mire Geg
IL, Chicagoj. (siauliu apsk
Raudenu p. Dubinu KY Anne.
rikoj isgyveno As m.
KELPSA Kastantas, mire Geg
3, Chicagoj.
|KLIMAsAUSKAS Vacius, mire
Bal. men,, Waterbury, Conn
KRAUNELIS Feliksas, 80 m.,
mire Baland. %, So. Boston,
Mass. (Marcinkoniu p.) A
merikoj isgyveno II m.
KYBARTAS Adolfas, 81 me-
tu, mire Bal. %, So. Boston,
Mass.
GETAUSKIENE Elzbieta, mi
re Bal. M, Shenandoah, Pa.
SAKEVICIUS Juozas, mire Ba-
land. M, Shenandoah, Pa.
BAZILIAUSKAS Juozas, mire
Baland. M, Gilberton, Pa.
SUPRANAVICIUS Antanas, Sc
no amz., mire Baland. men,,
Cumbola, Pa. Amerikoje is
gyveno As. metus.
STRUCKIENE Roze, 80 metQ,
mire Bal. M, Plymouth, Pa.
LUKsIS Jurgis, 63 metu, mire
Bal. Fl, Lynwood, Pa.
RUIKIS Mauricijus, mire &C.
guzes M, Baltimore, Md.
KRIPAS Antanas, 60 M, mi
re Geg. m., Baltimore, Md.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
PAJIE$kOJlMAI
Jieskomieji ar apie juos Ii
nantieji prasomi atsiliepti j:
CONSULATE GENERAL OF
LITHUANIA
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.

Andriliunas, Petras, sunus Simono
is Birzu ap.
Andriukaityte, Agota, is zaltynu k.
Sintautu VAL, sakiu ap.
Arlauskiene Narmontaite, Antani.
ma is Telsiu ap.
Balcauskaite Toleikiene, Ona, il
Taurages ap., ir dukterys Ana
stazija ir Valerija Toleikaites.
Baltakyte, Juze, sesuo Buinickienes
Baluodis Breed, Emilia, ir sunus
Vilius Baluodis, is Birzu, gyv
Cambridge, Mass.
Barkowska, Helena, gyv. Chicagoje
Barnatavieius (BernataviciaD, nuo
Simoniu.
Bartkus, Liudvikas, is Vieksniu vi.
Mazeikiu ap.
Belinis Feliksas, gyv. Los Angeles
Benkis Mackelunaite, Prane, is
Siesiku VAL, Ukmerges ap., gyv
Chicagoje.
Bielys, is Punsko val, Seinu ap.
Biliunas Gar Bieliunas), Petras, sun
Jurgio ir Ievos.
Birgiolas, Pranas,, ir Birgilaites
Agota ir Antose, is Slaviku val,
sakiu ap.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04

Gailius, broliai ir seserys, vaikai
Leonardo, is Andriejavo val.
Gustys, Jonas, is Telsiu ap.
Gustys, Stella, gyv. Hampstead, N.
Y, ar netoli.
Gutowska, Bronislava (Warkuleicio-
wa) ir Elena (Puteika), is Vir-
baliskiu KIM, Kedainiu ap., Phi
ladelphijoje.
Henseleit Tetmeyryte, Minna, is
Vilkaviskio ap.
Jancauskas, Juozas.
Jankauskas, Jonas, is Smalenu par,
Suvalku ap.
Janulis, ir zmona, is Uzpaliu val,
Utenos ap., ir sunus, kuriu vienas
Edvardas.
Januskeviciutes, Rozes, is Sventeze-
rio val, gimines ir pazistami pra-
somi atsiliepti.
Jasaitiene simanskaite, Maria, ir
vyras Jasaitis, Mykolas, gyv. Bal
timore, Md.
Jonaityte kiauplene, MarlJa, is
Taurages ap.
| JovaiSas, Stanys ir Tausis, ir sese-
rvs Jovaisaites, Genovaite ir ia
dvyga is Naujamiescio val, Pane
vezio ap.
Jureviciute, Ole, d. Antano, ir Pran-
ciskos Zajauskaites.
Juskeviciute, sesuo Onos Venclaus-
kienes Juskeviciutes.
Kalasinskiene, ir dukte Ona.
Kalinka, Jurgis, is Utenos ap.
Kamaitis, Bronius, is SintautQ val,
! sakiu ap.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04

Brasas, is Viendziedziu KIM, Jonis-
kelio val.
Brasas, Juozas, is Luokes val, Tel
siQ ap.
Brazinskis, (Brazinskai), is Babrun-
genq KIM, Plateliu val
Breed Baluodis, Emilia ir sunus
Vilius Baluodis, is Birzu, gyv.
Cambridge, Mass.
Brundzaite Karpuviene, Julia.
Bubelyte Strang, Liudvise (Lena),
is Lygumu val, siauliu ap., gyv.
Philadelphijoje.
Bucinskas, Juozas, S. Mykolo ir Sko-
lastikos, is Raseiniu ap.
Bujute, Agota, dukte Jokubo, is
Traku ap.
Bundzius, julius.
Butanaviciute, Anele, istekejusi.
Bytautas Muralyte, Elzbieta.
Cyzius, Juozas, is Aloves val, Ally
taus ap., ir jo zmona Labulyte.
Damasevicius, Vincas, is Baisoga-
los val, Kedainiu ap.
Dautaras, Antanas, is Batakiu val,
Taurages ap.
Degutis, Petras, is Punsko val, Sci
nu ap.
Domeikiene, Marijona, gyv. Durand,
Ill.
Elisson Knispelyte, Martha, ir jos
motina Eliza Knispel Tenikat
gimusi Bimbilines KIM, gyv. New
Yorke.
Gabartas, Vincas, is Gelgaudiskio
val, sakiu ap.
Galiauskas, Juozas, is Panevezio ".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04

Kaminskas, Pranas, is Laukuvos ",
Taurages ap.
Karalius, Vincas, is Kriukq VAL, sa-
kiu ap.
Karklis, Juozas ir Jurgis, is Kauno
ap.
Karpuviene (Karps) Brundzaite,
Julia.
Kaseta, Jonas ir Pranas, ir ju te-
val.
Katauskaite Putruliene, Juzefa, is
Taurages ap.
Kaunietis, Antanas, is Kovarsko vi,
Zarasu ap.
Kazdaileviciute Zailskiene, Ona,
dukte Vincento Kazdaileviciaus,
kilusio is zemaitijos, praso atsi-
liepti teta ir kitas gimines.
Kiaupiene Jonaityte, Maria is
Taurages ap.
Kleismantas, Stasys, is sakiu ap.
Knispel Tenikat, Eliza, is Bimbili-
mes KIM, ir, jos dukte Elisson
Martha, gyv. New Yorke.
Kopustinskaite, Julia is Rokiskio
ap.
Kramfalcas, Liudvikas, is Naumies-
clio, Taurages ap., gyv. Buenos
Aires, Argentinoje.
Kropas, Aleksandras, Ignas ir Pc
tras, ir sesuo Elzbieta Nevinskie-
ne, is Kedainiu val.
Kulikovska sulcaite, Tekle, is Ke-
dainiu val.
Kulikowski, Walter.
Kunce, Stanislovas, is Raguvos VI,
Panevezio ap., gyv. Chicagoje.
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H'ppoDRoME
Coroner Creek"

Nauja spalvuota Columbia's fill
ma is Vakariniu valstijp gyvenimo,
Coroner Creek, pradedama rodyti
Hippodrome Theatre treciad. Birze-
lilo 8, kurioje vadovaujamas roles
vaidina Randolph Scott ir Gargue-
rite Chapman, prie ju kiti geri az
tistai.
Veikalas apima senesniu dienu
gyvenima Vakaruose, su priedu In
dijonu karo, galviju siautimo, dau-
geliu saudymu ir ivairybe visokiu
prietikiu. Spalvingos apylinkes to-
je filmoje vaizduoja Arizona ir Ca
lifornia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
MlRE 1850 ISEIVIU
LIETUVIU

Su siame numeryje paduo-
damais mirusiu Lietuviu var
dais, cia talpinamu mirusiuju
skaicius pasieke jau 1880,
nuo Vasario menesio, 1887 me-
tQ, kada Dirvoje pradeta mi
rusiu Americas Lietuviu var
dai skelbti.
GEDOMINSKAS Jonas, karys,
zuves Lapk. l, 1912, Pacifi-
ko musyje, parveztas palai-
doti j Clevelanda Geg. 20.
MATULEVICIUS Stasys, 81
metu, mire Geguzes 20, Gle
veland, Ohio.
GALDIKAS Leonas, Sc metQ,
mire Geg. 10, Cleveland, O.
(Plunges m., Telsij ap., at
vyko Amerikon 1906 n.y.
LAURINAITIENE Aleksandra
(Kriauciunaite), pusa m re,
mire Geg. 2, Chicagoj. (siau-
liu N.Y. Amerikoj isgyveno
40 metu.
ClzAS Juozas, mire Bal. 20,
Rochester, N. Y.
KLIMANAS Aleksandras, 66
M, mire Bal. M, Girardvil-
lie, Pa.
BIKNIUS Stasys, So M, mire
Bal. 20, Chicagoj. (Raseiniu
APPS. Erzvilko p. Pikeliu k.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 81 m.
BUKLERIENE (zvir b liuke)
Magdalena, pusamze, mire 3
Geg., Chicagoj. (Alytaus ap.
Miroslavo v. Varenausko k.)
Amerikoj isgyveno "A m.
SIREIKIENE Juozapina (Rac-
kauskaite), pusamze, mire 2
Geguzes, Chicagoje. (siauliQ
ap. saulenu par.) Amerikoje
isgyveno 40 metQ.
BURINSKAS Juozas, pusamz.,
mire Bal. Fl, Chicagoj. (Ra-
seiniu ap. sidlavos p. Narve-
din Ky Amerikoi iSgyveno
81 metuS.
RAUDELIUNIENE (Kupci u
naite) Agota, seno amz,, mire
Bal. II, Chicagoj. (ciobiskio
p. Janienu KY
LUKOsAITIS Vincas, pusamzis,
mire Bal. II, Chicagoj. IRA
seiniu ap. Tytavenu p. Pavi-
galiu j. Amerikoj isgyveno
3S metus.
KUBILIUS Juozas, 73 m., mire
Bal. IL, Chicagoj. (Taurages
ap. Vaiguvos p.) Amerikoj is
gyvenO 81 m.)
KRASAUSKAS Antanas, 65 M,
mire Bal. 13, Chicagoj. (Pa-
nevezio ap. Upytes p. Riju-
nu vnk.) Amerikoj isgyveno
43 metus.
i zUKAUSKIENE Pieva, 76 M,
mire Kovo 18, Brooklyn, NY.
nu snk.) Amerikoj isgyveno
mire Kovo 18, Pittston,a Pa.
GULBEDA Antanas, 70 metu,
mire Kovo 9, Scranton, Pa.
(Marijampoles ap.)
MOSTAVICIUS Pranas, II M,
mire Kovo 20, Castle Shan
non, Pa. (Telsiu ap.)
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lood /.

Continued from Page u
D. S. Wilkinson, chairman of the
Kennewick Red Gross disaster
preparedness committee, from
the U. s. Weather bureau in Port
land warned Dhat water gase
readings at Trinidad-11O miles
up-river from Kennewick - will
advance from Wednesdays 40 to
533.55 by Sunday.
The Trinidad readings told the
same story as that recorded by
the gage at the Port Of Pasco.
There the water mark rose from
1868 number of feet above sea
leveD on Tuesday evening to
1874 early Wednesday morning
IAN overnight increase of more
than a foot.
With the lower River road un-
der water at a point just beyond
the Northern Pacific trestle, in
the locality of the Port District
property, the battle to save the
causeway to Clover Island in
tensified Wednesday afternoon.
Nine trucks would be hauling
rock and dirt fill to the cause
way by evening, said Paul Rich
mond, one Of the three Port
Commissioners.
II the causeway can be saved
until Sunday, there is hope that
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Weei

Continued from Page ID
other, Audrey, will be graduated
from Ellensburg high school next
week. The Pacots already have
been house hunting and expect
to move their home to Kenne-
wick soon.
Succeeding Pacot as assistant
manager at Ellensburg is j. G.
Uack) Reitsch, member of a
prominent Montana banking fam
lily. William F. Skillern, now
vice president of Pioneer State
Bank. will be manager of the
new Goldendale Branch. The
assistant manager will be Allan
Crumb, manager of the N B of c
branch in Coulee City ssince
July 1916. His successor will be
Urban Schmitt, now assistant
cashier at the nwaco Branch.
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Tudor 90.
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Continued from Page ID 3
petition of the early Hanford
days, with no more planning
or social safeguards than existed
when the first unexpected surge
of activity burst into the region
Noting that trailer camp auth
critics should show more respect
for established authorities than
the record bears out, DIR. Tudor
predicted, nonetheless, that the
trailer camps will be controlled
after time. =. aHausa -..7-. O..
with the river rising every
day the immediate future Of the
community is threatened. I have
ordered a substantial amount OF
typhoid serum, because you
can't possibly chlorinate the
Columbia river water sufficient
ly and still drink the stuff. A
major mosquito infestation is in
the making. Some of the high
est mosquito larvae counts in the
entire state have been made in
this area" r........ --...#...
Communicable diseases are on
the rise-tuberculosis, veneral
disease, mumps and measles are
on the upgrade, said DR.. Tudor.
Benton county has one of the
highest infant mortality rates in
the state. There is no hosp,tai
in the area that could be set
aside for the isolation of epe-
demic victims, should contagion
sweep the community.
But a forward step has been
taken in the fight against polio,
he said, with the commitment
of IA beds in a Walla Walla hos
pital for the isolation and care
of polio sufferers. Another five
beds can be made available in
another Walla Walla hospital If
they are needed.
The Benton-Franklin health dis.
trict needs a well equipped lab
oratory, more technical person.
mel and a great deal more sup
port from officials of the area,
said DR.. Tudor.
He closed his speech with the
hope that the recommendations
developed through the imminent
area-wide survey by Washington
State college will lead to sound
planning for the future of the
entire community.
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the valley to investors"
Trailer manufacturers are past
the infant industry stage now,
said Brown. In l947, they built
more than $200,o00,0 900 of trail
ers and trailer equipment.
The trailer industry's $4,000
colored sound film will be shown
tonight at the meeting Of trailer
park operators, dealers and civic
leaders. The film depicts ways
of developing trailer parks into
attractive, modern communities.
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its destruction can be averted.
But the fight will be close. As
soon as the fill is wide enough,
bulldozer win level and pack the
loose fill. H
Wednesday morning only a
foot or two of solidly packed
|causeway stood between the
flood waters and clean sweep
downstream. H..
Workmen were at the same
time strengthening the causeway
leading to the Bateman Brothers
Island, above Kennewick on the
River road. A huge crane was al
work, dumping rocks on the
causeway to absorb the shock OF
high water. --.. 49, .s-.s.
On Avenue c the sewer situa-
ton is touch and 60, with rising
waters coming closer and closer
to the manholes covering the
lines.
Easements and septic tanks in
the river bank communities ap-
pear certain to be inundated by
the flood. Es
Police are stopping the cars OF
curious sightseers at the corner
of Washington Street and Ave
nue. c. So many drivers were at
tempting to view the causeway
operations, officers said, tina,
trucks were being impeded.
A sombre note in the fight
against the river is the predic-
ton that the swollen channel
will not hit its peak until about
June Is.
The crest has varied from June
S to June %, Scott Rolf, manager
of the Port of Pasco said. but ne
has the feeling that it will crest
this year in about ten days.
Rolf estimated that 7OO,OOO
second feet of water is surging
down river now. Referring to his
records, he computed the rise OF
the river since may 1S as 7-3
feet, with every indication that
the water will continue to rise
through the days ahead.
Debris in the river has been
ABSENT for several days, Rolf
said, but it is making reap
pearance now. =.
On one point all authorities
are in agreement-the Columbia
is a complex stream. Its bena-
viour is governed by the beha-
yiour of the Yakima, the Snake
and the up river tributaries. Any
thing, say experienced river men,
can happen in the next few DAYS.
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Trailer -.

Continued from Page ID
people what the future holds 1or
Them" he said confidently, this
section is faced with at least 10
wears of very active growth. !
base my predictions on the mum,
Der of government projects now
underway-almost every month
another major development re-
ceives approval-and on the des-
tiny of the City area as ma
jor inland seaport, opening in
dusUrial possibilities throughout
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-05-27
NEW xIwAN1ANs

Kennewick Kiwanians welcom-
ed three new members to their
club at the Tuesday noon meet
ing. Receiving their pins from
past president George Cloud were
the Reverend E. c. Hawkins and
George Jones. The third new
member, Glenn Lee was unable
to attend the meeting.
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GUESTS OF. KIwAN1s

Visiting Kwanians at the
Tuesday meeting Of the Kenne-
wick Kiwanis club were H. R
Harris of Pasco and Ray Pringle
Of Walla Walla.
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Bulletins -.

Continued from Page -
pended 500 of the fine, requiring
the continued good behavior of
the convicted man, but warned
him that he would be given a
penalty of $500 and six months
in County Jail if the offence is
repeated.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-05-27

VISITORS
Mr.. and Mrs. Rod Olsen Of st.
Paul, MINI. were in Kennewick
for two weeks visiting at the
home of Mrs. Olsen's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rec McReynolds.
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RECLAMATION BooMs

RECLAMATION BOOMS
"A record $2l0:131.D70 recla.
nation program was approved
yesterday by the Appropria-
lions Commute Of the House
for the fiscal year beginning
July ]. a earryovef Of 92e.
1SS.260 will permit q total bu-
Iding program Of $z3e.S90, $50.
Evening star., 1948-10-14

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Evening star., 1948-10-14

mobiles, refrigerators, washing ma
Fchlnes, farrt machinery and other
necessities, the committees re-
port said. @
It told a story of DAISY Chains"
operating to make fortunes over
night, with trades in steel being
made through chain of as many as
10 to Is persons with no steel ever
seen by any of them"
In one case. the report said, a
manufacturer badly needing metal
put up $1,l00,000 as commission
for q person to find 10000 tons of
steel.
Meanwhile, a committee of farm
machinery makers rejected q steel
ALLEGATION project for the industry
for the second time despite q state
ment by Senator Wherry, Repub-
lican. of Nebraska that one is needed
for the industrys small members.
Secretary Of Commerce Sawyer,
Evening star., 1948-10-14
nouse .probers Ask
Industry 10 Combat
Steel Gray Market
by the Assoeiatsd Press

| A congressional group called ON
the steel industry today to adopt q
specific program aimed at combat
ting gray markets that now reap
fantastic profits"
The House committee Investigate
ing questionable trade practices dis
closed at the same time that it has
turned over to the Internal Revenue
Bureau its files showing the profits
Of persons and firms taking "un-
scrupulous advantage" of the steel
shortage.
The committee issued q formal
report saying that 10 to IL per cent
Of the Nations total strip and sheet
steel production is moving into gray
market channels, while the profits
Of these roundly criticized, but not
illegal, operators mount into millions.
The committee opposed any Fed
eral controls, but urged the steel
industry to tighten up on q vol,in-
tary, industry-sponsored program
calculated to encourage free and
competitive enterprise"
Committees Suggestions.
Under the Craftsmanship of Repre-
sentative Macy, Republican, of New
York, the committee suggested:
l. That all steel producers con-
tribute to the formation OF an in
dependent organization to conduct
impartial investigations and make
reports to the industry.
2. That orders for steel be ac-
cepted only with the proviso that
any diversion or unauthorized re-
sale could result In cancellation Of
the orders.
3. That mills quit trading steel to
scrap, dealers because lin every case
iof this nature investigator 1t was
found that the finished product was
going into gray markets at pre-
lmium prices. ....
I So-called gray marketing" de-
|scribes sales above standard price.
Since the passing Of OPA, with its
price ceilings, such practices are
not illegal.
The Macy Committee announced
it has turned over to the Internal
Revenue Bureau all its ales show
ing gray market profits.
Huge Profits Revealed.
The committee said it uncovered
deals In which operators bought
steel for as low rs $93 . ton and
sold it to hard-pressed manufac-
turers for as much rs $270 a ton.
These operators take unscru-
pulous advantage of the steel short
age and reap fantastic profits
from the American people in dire
need Of stoves, bath tubs, auto
Evening star., 1948-10-14

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storage space In the same
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complete picture" OF these
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New YORK Ii, N.Y.! beautlfully
illustrated in color, these mar.
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you the key" to delicious dishes
unlimited. everything from hot
breads and entrees to salads,
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secret" Of success lies in
OCEAN SPRAY Cranberries
50 ask your Grocer for all 3 kinds
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Fresh Cranberries, OCEAN
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and OCEAN SPRAY Whole Gran
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booklet and celebrate National
Cranberry Week in style!
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Why it's % important to play eas
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morning -. for the Enriched 5.A
full digestibility in only 5 minutes O
ing the youngsters spoon 1t up gives
feeling for each serving Droyid
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on request last month from Senator
Wherry as chairman of the Senate
Small BUSINESS Committee, had re-
called the industry committee to
reconsider its rejection Of the plan
last March. !,