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Evening star., 1948-06-18

| President -elect Juan Natalicio Con-
zaiez Is "the best man to govern
Paraguay"
Gen. Morinigo spent the first day
of his exile at the home Of his
brother, Lorenzo, in the exclusive
northern residential section Of
Buenos Aires.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
BALE o NARIAI

LVS skyriaus praka!bOse ke-
liais zodziais atsisauke daily
vius Alekas Banys, BALI 6S
skyriaus pirmininkas., Ia pro-
Ga BALI istojo Sic, uzsimo-
kedami savo duokle:
Jonas MOntvila LOO
J. P. Nasvytis LOO
Jurgis Chesnius LOO
Bronius Bartkunas LOO
Step. Nasvytis Leo
Justinas MiScikas LOO
Petras X. Sumskis per Dirva
aukojo BALF'ui 400
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
PRAKALBOSE SUDE.
IA $92 LIETUVOS
VADAVIMUI

LVS LIMO skyriaus sureng-
tose prakalbose sekm. Geguzes
80, Lietuviu saleje, nors is ne
dldelio dalyviu skaiciaus, aukQ
Lietuvos vadavimo akciiai pa
remit surinkta S92. (Aukotoju
vardai telpa 3-me pusl.)
Kalbetojai, kaip jau mineta,
buvo du zymus tautines Lietu-
vos veikejai, Prof. j. Vilcins-
kas ir Adv. Vincas Rastenis,
abu tik 81 pavasari atvyke is
Europos.
Prof. j. Vilcinskas kalbejo
pirmutinis, apsakydamas sovie-
tn ir naciu okupacijas ir viso
to piktas pasekmes, kurios la
bal skaudziai atsiliepe j Lietu-
va ir JOS zmones, if kas paga-
liau priverte daugeli LietuviQ
pasitraukti j Vakaru Europa.
Adv. V. Rastenis kalbajo
bendrai kokios pareigos yra
musu kaip zmoniu dirbti uz sa-
vo tautos reikalus, uz Lietuvos
nepriklausomybes t S t atyma,
ir dirbantiems istiesti pagalbos
ranka. Jis pareiske kad Lietu-
vos nepriklausomybei atgauti
WHY'S yra geros.
Programa vede skyriaus pir-
mininkas K. S. Karpius.
Po prakalbQ, artimu vien-
minciu Lurelis dalyvavo su sve-
ciais musu vietiniu j. Vilcin-
sku namuose, uzkandziui. Prize
uzkandzio darbavosi skyriaus
valdybos nariai, taipgi p. Vii
cinskiene, Albina Baltrukoniu-
te ir kitos.
Komisiia taria PIP. Viltins.
kams aCiu uz suteikima save
manu- Siam vakareliui If uz vi
sa pagalba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
SVECIAI

Adv. V. Rastenis su zmona,
kurie dalyvavo Tabor Farmoje
tautininku veikejQ suvaziavi-
me Geg. 1916, il is ten isvy-
ko keletui dienu ] Chicago, We
liau per Detroita vaziavo Gle
velanda dalyvauti surengtose
prakalbose.
IS Detroito PIP. Rastenius at
veze Cia DR.. f. Gurskaite savo
automobiliu Geguzes 27 d. Su
ia kartu atvaziavo j CleVelan-
da il D. Stephania Douvan If
du tremtiniai, Dambrauskas If
Gliaudys. Detroitieciai gryzo
atgal ia natj vakara, apsilanke
Dirvos redakciioje, Liet u Vi Y
Darzelyje ir pas ponios Douvan
broli Toma Curlanis.
PIP. Rasteniai tia praleido
apie penkias dienas, apsistojo
pas P. J. Ziurius, Avon Lake.
Clevelande aplanke Karplus,
TamoSaiCius, Smetonus, Bal
trukoniene il Navarskus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
Continued from last edition)

How is the DIP expected to find
the money, and is it just to demand
such sums of him? Is it possible
that such large sums have been
contributed to IRO solely to enable
lRO officials to live we'll on large
salaries, while the DPS have to
sell their last rags in order to find
the money to pay such fees?
l, personally have undergone the
DIP screening. At first it was be-
lieved that the object of the screen
ing was to distinguish true refu-
gees FROM, other aliens who have
normally taken up residence in Au-
stria, e.g. people of German ori-
gin. But it appears that they are
hunting for people who have served
in the German army, have held po-
| sitions, however small, in German
institutions, or have participated in
punitive expeditions. In other words,
| they are looking for war criminals
and collaborators with the Germans.
! This is open to wide Interpretation
and it is very easy to apply such a
label to an individual DIP.
From territories occupied by the
Germans, including Lithuania, many
young people were driven into Ger
many. First they did various work
such as on farms and various in
stitutions behind the front; later
guns were forced into their hands
and they were obliged to serve as
| transport guards, and, when the
| German war machine began to show
signs of crumbling, they were put
into uniform and placed on the
battle lines. Some Of them became
| prisoners of war and are held tc
have been members of the German
army. Those who served with the
| Germans are cast out of the ranks
of the DPS. In the Questionnare
is the following question:: why
did you leave your country?" When
| 1RO came into existence, people
thought that this organization would
be the benefactor and savior of the
DPS, and openly told why and how
they left Lithuania, describing theil
| feelings towards Russian communism
without mincing words. Now, the
attitude Of IRO and its officials hav-
ing become clear, people are filled
with apprehension and are wonder
| ing if somehow it would not be pos
sible to get back the questionnaires
| they filled out.
Many people do not go to these
screening at all. Wherever possible.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
Reflections Of a Refugee

T, they try to avoid contact with IRO,
and try to emigrate to England or
France without IRO intervention, or
volunteer for service in the French
Foreign Legion.
Thus IRO appears to be an enemy
instead of a friend And in gen
eral we cannot understand why this
is so; it is possible that in the West
| ern world and in countries over
seas there is lack of organization
al ability, or that corruption has
set in? Among the DPS there are
many experienced people, able ad-
ministrators and officials, who know
local conditions, also the spirit and
problems of the DPS, who know
foreign languages. If severa
Americans and British would be
placed at the head of the IRO Of
fices, and personnel would be re-
cruited from among DPS, it would
result in the following:
| 1. Savings in administrative ex-
| penses, for it would not be neces-
sary to pay them especially high
salaries They would live on their
ration cards, as others do, and cer-
tainly would not demand any ex-
pensive rations and beverages.
2. The work would proceed faster
and more efficiently, and would be
finished sooner, for DIP interests are
closer to these people than they
are to outsiders.
The present situation is a real
IRONY. The Austrians are clamor-
! ing: "Remove the DPS as soon as
possible!" The DPS are clamoring
"Take us away from Austria!" And
IRO alone keeps silent and con-
ducts this work at a snail's pace.
At first | thought that this un-
fortunate situation prevails only in
our local IRO office at - But
it appears that it is the same ev-
erywhere. Although the above des-
cription is written in h u m u S
terms, it is in reality Laughter
through tears" and is true pic
ture of the work of IRO. From
the Hanau camp in Germany l re-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
Lietuvaite Irntike Gan
sono Programme

Jack Ganson rengia idomia.
imtynes Central Armory ant
radieni, Birzelio 8, kuriose tarE
kitu imtiku bus ir viena pors
merginu stipruoliu.
Viena is tu merginu bus vie.
tos Lietuvaite, Adele Spudis, j
.imsis Is minutu laikotarpiui su
Jean Miller, kitataute.
Jack Ganson, kuris yra i'm
tyniu sporto zinovas, sake, 81
yra pirmutine Lietuvaite Anne
rikos imtyniu istorijoje. dalv-
vaujanti didelese imtynese. il
gimus Liepos 4, 1929, Cleve-
lande, megsta imtyniu sporta,
per kelis pastarus menesius il
tam gerai ruosiasi. il baigus
John Hay High School, mokyk-
loje j placiai dalyvavo ivai-
riuOse sportuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
B. ARMONIENE IS
VEzTA ! SIBlRA

Jonas Armonas, Amerikoje
gimes US. pilietis, padejes
daug pastangQ per Americas
State Departments isgauti is
bolseviku savo zmona, kuri su
jaunu berniuku paliko Lietu.
vote, kai jis pats SUI vyresne
dukrele turejo hegti is Lietu-
vos 1910 metals, nieko nelai-
mejo: dabar gavo kablegrams
kad jo zmona ir sunus 'isva.
ziavo pas krikstamocia' (kuri
anksciau isvezta Sibira). Is
Americas valdzios, kuri visa.
da pataikavo ir nuolankavo so.
vietams, taip siuo reikalu kair
ir visais kitais dalykais jokios
pagalbos nesulaukta.
81 zinia patikrina kad Lietu.
vos zmones is savo tevynes sis.
tematiskai bolseviku isvezam
j Rusijos giluma.
Cleveland News apie Sia Ar
mono nelaime patalpino platl
aprasyma, idejo ir p. Armonie.
mes ir sunaus atvaizdus. il yrs
gyvenus Clevelande ir cia gi
me tas jos sunus, Armonai is
vaziavo j Lietuva keliais metals
prizes 81 kara, ten buvo prade
je gyventi, bet ziaurus barba
raj bolsevikai suarde ju gyve
nina, kaip suarde ir visos gra
zios, nepriklausomos Lietuvo!
gyvenima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
GRAZIAI PAVYXO SLA 1856
KUOPOS VAKARELIS

SLA 1876 kuopos draugiskas
vakaras surengtas Reupubliko-
nu klube sestadieni, Geg. 29
praejo CANA nuosaikiai. Atsi-
lanke kuopos nariu ir ju drau-
gu, taipgi matesi geras buris
Clevelande aosigyvenusiu nau.
ju Lietuv u IS Europos.
Kadanri tai uvo kartu pa.
minejima l. S "A 60 metu gy.
vavimo il ak: 1viu, buvo pa.
gerbta r~',l lie nariai, ispildy.
ia dainu r"ograma, ir K. S
Karpius Easakl trumpa kalbf
apie SLA.
Dainavo Maironies kvarte
tas, K. s,aupo vedamas, taipg
Florence Aleknaite ir Jonas
Alekna, pianu jiems akompa
navo Adelaide Miliauskaite.
Kuopos pirmininkas yra S
Saldauskas, programa vede St
Cerauka. Pirm programos il
po to visa vakara tesesi sokiai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
P PARRANGINS GATVEKA-
RIAIS VAzINEJIMA

Cleveland Transit Board nu-
tare pabranginti vazinejimc
kama miesto gatvekariais il
autobusais. Kaip dabar isrodo
pradedant Birzelio 20 reikes
moketi: kaskartine mokesti =
12c (vietoje kaip dabar 10c)
parduos 3 tikietukus uz 35c.
Savaitiniai pasai pabrangi-
nami nuo $3.50 Xxi $1.8O Sex
madienio pasai nuo 80 Xxi 35
centu. Mokiniu pasai nuo> SO
Xxi 60 centu. Mazameciu va
zinejimas: 5 tikietai uz 12c.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
PAAUKSTINTAS

Policijos Leitenantas Albert
G. Wallace (musu zinomo ilga-
mecio veikejo ir Lietuvisku rel
lalu remejo Kastanto Varako-
10 sunus) tapo pakeltas Po-
licijos Kapitonus.
Albertas mokiniu budamas
studijavo ir muzika ir daznai
Lietuviu parengimuose smut
kuodavO.
Kick zinoma, jis yra antras
Lietuvis Clevelande pasiekias
Policijos Kapitono laipsnl. Pr
miau ia vieta uzeme Kapt. j.
Savage-Savickas, kuris rezig-
navo is tu pareigu karo pra-
dzioje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04

ceived a letter saying: "The work
of IRO is well known. They must
show that they are active, so con-
ferences and meetings are called,
plans are made. but the results are
nil."
Insofar as l and my family are
concerned, as you will see from the
first part of this letter, we are
getting accustomed to the situation.
l am registered with IRO, have
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
TREMTINIU SUSIRINKIMAS

sestadieni, Birzelio 5 d., G
val. p.p., Lietuviu saleje, $685.
Superior Ave-, ivyks Clevelan-
do Lietuviu Tremtiniu D-jos
visuotinas susirinkimas. Dieno-
tvarkeje naujos valdybos rim
kimas ir kiti svarbus klahsi-
mai. Prasome dalyvauti ir at
skiru pakvietimu negavusieji
ne visu adresai yra zinomi.
Valdyba
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
Nv MACK ENZIE

passed all the screenings satisfac-
torily, and have the right to emf
CRATE, but I have no hope that
shall be able to do so. Regarding
new immigration regulations to the
USA, we have heard the same as
you have informed me. 1t is re-
grettable that the Lithuanian press
in Germany misinforms people in
this connection -.
(The End)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
.PADEKA

L HDENh
Mirus musu vyrui ir tevui
Leonui Galdikui, Geguzes 49,
kuris buvo palaidotas Geg. e.
Suomi isreiskiame savo nuosir-
dzia padeka: Kun. Ivanauskui
uz kalbejima razanciaus Ser.
menyse, Kun. Petreikiui az at
silankyma j namus, uz misias
ir uz palydejima j kapines.
Taipgi aciu giminems ir vi
stems musu draugams uz da-
lyvavima sermenyse, baznycio.
je ir palydeiime kapines; il
uz geles ir misias.
Velionis atvyko Ameriks
1896 M, Clevelande apsigyve
no 1913 m. ir cia vede 1917
metals.
Marijona Galdikiene ir Selma
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TRAFFIC nelaimese

lande nuo metu pradzios Xxi
Birz. l zuvo jau 43 asmenys.
Pernai tue pat laikotarpiu
trafiko mirciu buvo 81.
Per iris dienas svenciu Ohio
valstijoje trafiko nelaimese uz-
muSta 21 asmuO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
TJRIU KAMBARlUS

viena iaunam vaikinui ir vie
M senesnio amziaus moterial
arba motinai su l ar 2 didelials
vaikais. Klausti telefonu:
ENdicott 4317
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-06-04
RKO KETTH'S 105IH
STREET. THEATRE

june 2 Xxi Z: "The Miracle
Of the Bells.
June 8 tiktai: ''Pan Amerl-
cana ir Nevada
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-10-21

Discussing his tennis technique,
the stout, amiable, bald man pant
ed:
"My brain Immediately banks out
a command to my body. Run for
ward speedily it says. Start right
away. Lob the ball gracefully over
their heads and then walk slowly
back to receive your partners con-
gratulations.
"And then what happens?" he
was asked.
"And them" replied the over
weight one, "1ny body says, Who,
me'?"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-10-21

casually. Too casually. won't it be
something with her red hair?"
Harriet felt the stab of her gen.
teel poverty most keenly when it af-
fected her daughter. She felt it now.
ooh, Mom," said Nancy, turning
suddenly to face her mother with
tear-filled eyes. why is life the
way it is? Why does Anita have
everything - looks, money, conf
dence, brains-s.fe can even have
the pc oc any of the boys at
schocl
She bit her lip and then smiled
at her mother. Don't look like
that, Mom," she said. There's one
thing Anita doesn't have, and that's
you. You're sweet and-and beau
tiful, too"
Nancy flung on her shabby tweed
coat.
'The speaker tonight is from your
home town. She went to Crosby
high school," said Nancy. Linda
Cromwell. Do you know her?"
Linda CROMWELL" Harriet said
thoughtfully, as she closed the front
door behind them. mo. don't be-
lieve can recall the name"
tits probably her married NAME"
said Nancy. "She's old now. Has
three grown children, and then
went into an advertising business
of her own and made big success
of 1t. Anlta's going to introduce her
to the audience"
Anita, Anita, Anita. Harriet heard
the name constantly from Nancy.
Anita was on the winning debating
team, Anita was so glamorous. Every
body was crazy about Anita, and
she had the teachers eating right
out of her hand. Anita's dad was
going to buy her car for gradual
ton. If only, thought Harriet bitter
ly, Anita Hanson weren't undermine
ing Nancy's confidence in herself.
Nancy compares everything she has
and is with Anita, and she always
loses out in the comparison.
Harriet realized that their life
wasn't all that it might be. But
Nancy had always seemed happy in
spite of made-over clothes and lack
of money and father who was sick
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-10-21
Brooklyn Bridge Stunt

AT THE time of the Jim Corbett-
"A John L. Sullivan bout, Steve
Brodie (of Brooklyn bridge fancy
predicted loudly that the champion
would knock out Corbett in the
sixth. Word reached Jim's father
and he was enraged. Not long
afterward, Corbett introduced him
to Brodie. The old man looked him
over sourly, then said at last: $50
you're the man who jumped over
the Brooklyn bridge"
''No, no." Brodie corrected him.
81 didn't jump over it. ! jumped
off it."
Corbett senior snorted. "Oh," he
said in contempt. 81 thought you
jumped over it. Any fool could
jump off It'll"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-10-21
Privacy Preferred

Author Ludwig Bemelmans writes
his manuscripts in a painstaking
longhand One day, when he was
busy with a script, a friend said to
him:
''Why don't you hire a secretary
and dictate your work."
81 couldn't do that" replied Benz
elmans. Writing is like making
love-it isn't good to have an audi
ence."
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-10-21
Man and Woman

Asked the difference between
a mirror and woman, the man
said: "a woman speaks without
rejecting, and a mirror reflects
without speaking"
A woman interrupted him.
Sand does the gentleman know
the difference between himself
and the same mirror? The mir
rOr is polished and the gentle
man is not"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-10-21

'rTSHIS dressl" exclaimed Nancy,
L as she held out the skirt of her
blue dress uncertainty. ooh, mother,
does it look very bad?"
Harriet Barnstable' frowned a lit
tie as she looked at her daughters
unhappy face mo, dear" she said
quietly. 1.-THE only reason you are
SO conscious of it is because it's not
new"
"Anita has a gorgeous new jade
green formal for tonight" she said
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-10-21

while he was an interpreter at ia
pans infamous Camp Oeyama, is
under sentence of death for treason.
Federal Judge William c. Mathes
sentenced the 28-year-old man to die
in the gas chamber at San Quentin
Prison. No date for the execution
was fixed.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-10-21
A Narrowing Week

A problem child had been in the
principals office every day for a
week. Finally the principal, to
show his annoyance, said: "This
makes the fifth time this week that
! have punished you. What have
you to say for YOURSELF"
Child: "Well, sir, I'm glad it's
Friday.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-10-21

Nervous suitor-Sir-I-er-that is,
would like, I mean I've been going
with your daughter for five years
and
Hopeful parents-Yes, yes, yes?
Suitor-Well, could you see your
way clear to buy a new easy chair?
I've worn out the old one.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-10-21
Dog EIectrocutes Man

A family dog was believed re-
sponsible for electrocuting Robert
Hunt, "a, at Westerville, Ohio. The
dog apparently knocked a floor
lamp into a bathtup while the youth
was bathing, killing him, police of
ficals said.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-10-21
Hands Off

Junior Pop, what are untouch-
ables?"
Pop: well, a good example of an
untouchable is the guest towel in the
bathroom.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-10-21

To Die For Treason
California-born Tomoya Kawakita,
convicted of committing brutalities
against American war prisoners
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-10-21
.Depreciation Goes Up

Tenant-Why raise my rent when
my room is all the way up in the
miserable attic?
Landlsrd-You use more stairs
than anybody else.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-10-21
Phonetic Alphabet

He-Please give me Mr.. Dill.
burg's telephone number.
Operators that initial "B" as
In William?
He-No. it's ID" as in pickle.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-10-21
Funny Stuff?
Mistaken Identity

"What's that ugly insignia on the
side of that bomber?"
"Sh-h-h, not so loud That's the
commanding officer looking out the
window"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-10-21

caught in the middle of the struggle
between Russia and the Western
Powers. A man allegedly went to
police to report loss of his parrot
and was asked, docs the parrot
talk?" To which the owner re-
piled, "He does, but any political
opinions he expresses are entirely
his own"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-10-21
PARROTS Opinions His own

Here is story from Berlin which
illustrates how cagy the Germans
have become now that they are
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-10-21
Bealrs Record in Congress
AS YOUR REPRESENTATIVE

Conscientious and sincere representation of
ALL the people in the Sixth Maryland District
for six consecutive years, assisting them in Of
fetal and personal problems without regard
for party afiliation.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-10-21
For Veterans

For Veterans
An original sponsor of the CT. Bill of Rights. Con-
slant advocate of veterans benefits for disabled
vets and dependents of those who died in service
of their country. Was himself an enlisted man in
War |.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-10-21

FOR Labor
Protected labors rights against ruthless individuals
Advanced freedom of the laborer to work where
and when he pleases without fear of coercion from
any source. Supported collective bargaining and
right to strike with government as an impartial OBJ
server. ~s
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1948-03-19

TWO EE SIGN
o. last Friday afternoon, the committee
from the D irymen'a Assoc lat ion including
Jack Cone, Il. S. Bluer and Ernest Herr ing
ton met with the Board and pre- sented
plan for the transfer Of the creamery and
dairy from the Coop to the DRY Assocta-
tion. T.. T. II. C. Anderson Of he FGTl
Horne Authority also sat in as an observer.
Er' "eTfen Cu6dy, Director and Attorney
for the Al aska Rural Rchabi1 itation Corr,
and NJ. Peters, the A.P.R.C. reaager were
present and took part in the proceedings.
M. Peters, we learned, had prepared the
plan for the Dairy Coz ittee. Co@siderabl
dis cussi ion, foil owed the reading Of the
plan and the Board felt that SO much
involved that it would require lot more
line to consider the plan than could be
given in the short time available at this
meeting. So, it was agreed that the Board
would be allowed more time to exam inc the
questions involved and the Committee agree
to this.
A comm ttee consisting Of Harold Stephan,
Brock, Patten and Rasmussen vas selected
to go into the matter and either offer
counter plan or accept the plan given, SO
the Board could act on the proposition and
decid What to offer to the members when
a stockholders me ct ing is held to consid-
er the matter. This Committee met on HON.
day ing and started to work the
plan presented to the Board.
A denand was presented to the Board at the
Friday meetin signed by the Dairynen in
terested in the Comni TT ee's plan, to term
mate the membership of the Dairynen named
in the petition, provided the Coop Board
does not release the Creamery and Dairy
by the 18th Of March to the Dairy Associa-
ton. However the fact was DO inted out by
the Board that it would be practically i'm
possible to ne gotiate such an involved and
cOnp1 icated contract vi thout more time
it was agreed that a months grace would be
given to allow the Board to examine the
records and arrive at a dec ision. During
the meant inc no action Will be taken
the petit ion.
Another Board meet ing held on Tedne sda
even ing and plans for the overhauling of
various departments in the Coop was dis
cussed. Various ideas ( cont'd page 49,