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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19
Out of the Cobwebs
lFairhanks News-Minerl


 Tine words of William E. Warne in Seattle recently rang a familiar bell bell which Alaskans hao thought was melted down when Harold Ickes stepped out as Secretary of the Interior
 Apparently the old bell merely carted to the attic where Interior Department underlings crept up stairs from time to time to dust off the cobweps ana make sure the clapper still in good shape
 Recently, Warne trotted it out and gave it ten- tave tinke before the Seattle Chamber of Commerce
 Among other things" he said, in laying down a nine point program of development for the Territory of Alaska "the CFederal inter- agency committee is considering what special measure. if any would be needed facilitate settlement in Alaska of appro- prate number of carefully persons from war refugee camps in Western Europe"
 Almost in the same breath with this remark-and heading his list of nine 'musts7 for Alaska-Warne said:
 statehood must be given Alaska pos sible."
 A more parodoxieal announcement would be hard to contriVe. And the enormity of the two proposals by side oVershadows the harmless effects of the remaining eight points enumerated by Warne. These,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19

eous. For instance, while two Ne groes were badly beaten up by the police of Jackson, Miss, yet both Negroes had criminal records, and in one case the Negro bystanders came to the aid of the White po- liceman. Obviously the policeman was conducting no reign of terror.
 In the case of two incidents in Kosciusko. that city has an excel lent reputation for law, order and fairness to the Colored race.
 Furthermore, the Supreme Court of Mississippi recently leaned over
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19

backward to give a fair trial to a Negro, Sandy H-agee, accused of killing a White man. Three times the Court reversed lower courts decision which gave Ma gee the death sentence.
 In view of the above, 1t is only fair to correct my previous mis- taken impression about the treat ment of Negroes in Mississippi, which am delighted herewith to do
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19
MODERN ETIQUETTE fy ROBERTA LEE

e. when being introduced, or should she
 should whether being introduced elderly distinguished s
 wedding should the invitations be sent 
 A. fifteen earlier than weeks @. Is being introduced, Is Rsvp correctly capital letters? A. the abbrevaton capitalized
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19

the Navy and demanded that Smith be vetoed.
 Simultaneously the State Depart ment began to get lntimations from the White House that Truman did not like the Democratic Commis- sioner, Richard Wells.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS

Taku Post No. 5J59 Meets first and third Thursdays. Post Hall, Seward Street. Visiting Comrades Welcome.
 VERN METCALFE, Commander; WILLIAM H. SHERLOCK. Adult ant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19
FRIENDSHIP AND SOUTH
 PACIFIC

Finally, Undersecretary Loyett went to the White House, reminded the President that the two com
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19
The Washington MerrY-Go-Round
By DREW PEARSON

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19
TIDE TABLE

MAY 20 Low tide, 6:09 am, -0.6 1t. [ High tide, 1920 p.m., 15.4 1t. Low tide, 1911 pm, 1.5 1t. es . =
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Weather: High, 54; low, 52; rain.
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The Margaret IT, Cap Hdre brought in 5000 pounds and the Ina Capt Hdre brought in $500 pounds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19

Julia Springer stenographer at the Aaska oaHe COT position public enogapher o1lce one placed by Miss Ruth Reat
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Harbor Worker Payments
Bill Goes 10 Conference

The Senate yesterday sent 70
conference with the House the bill
to increase benefit payments under
the Longshoremen's and Harbor
Workers Compensation Act.
Originally passed by the Senate,
it was amended as it passed the
House, and settlement Of differ
ences between the two bodies now
is to be worked out by the confer.
ence group.
! AS the House passed the bill, acc
cording to spokesmen for the Board
Of Trade, costs to Washington busi-
nessmen would be boosted byI
about $1,000 Z year BY raising
from $25 to SIS week the bene-
fits to be paid to injured workmen. !
Evening star., 1948-06-10

Adler, vice president and genera
manager Of the New York Times;
Seymour Berkson. general manage,
of international News Service; Er-
win D. Canham, president Of the
American Society of Newspaper
Editors; Mark r. Ethridge, pub
Usher of the Louisville Courier
Journal; Roy E. Larsen, president
of Time, Life and Fortune; VIII
liam S. Paley, chairman Of the
board of CHS; Dewitt Wallace,
editor of the Readers Digest; DAN
iel w. Bell, president Of the Amer
lean Security and Trust Co., to
serve as treasurer, and B. M.
McKelway, editor of The Washing
ton Star.
In other announcements concern
ing the committee, Ernest X. Lind
ley, president of the Overseas
Writers. said Harry Martin, presi-
dent of the American Newspaper
Guild, has accepted membership
and has designated former Presi-
dent Kenneth G. Crawford to be
his Washington liaison officer; that
Jonn A. Reichman Of ms has been
designated representative Of the
State Department Correspondents
on the committee, ana
that Mr.. Canham has designated
Mr.. McKelway to be the represent
alive of the ASNE.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Meyer 10 Head Probe
I'm 5aIonika Murder Of
Chs Reporter Polk

Eugene Meyer, chairman Of the
board Of the washington Post, has
accepted the Craftsmanship Of a
finance subcommittee Of the Over
seas Writers Committee to inquire
into the murder of George Polk.
according to Walter Lippmann,
committee chairman.
Mr.. Polk, a correspondent Of the
Columbia Brcadcasting System, was
shot, trussed up and tossed into the
harbor of Salonika, Greece. His
body was found May 16
In accepting the assignment, Mr.
Meyer said his group will seek
funds ito pursue an inquiry of vital
importance to the many fine rep
resentatives OF press and radio who
work courageously and conscien-
tiously to bring information to the
people Of the United States"
He said membership on the
finance subcommittee has been
accepted by Maj. Gen. Julius Ochs
Evening star., 1948-01-08

Lons-weorins Crib Mattress
Assorted voter repelent covers. Fits
standard size 3ox54-inch q az
Sears WISCONSIN. Bladensbura and Arlington
Former $36.95 GoteIes TobIe
Rich Ri woInut It, finish. lis Extends to 1855
Sears Wisconsin, Bladensburo and Arlington
Former $22.e5 Drop-Leof TobIe
finish. Grand for dnettes or 1888
Iivino rooms. ~
Sears Wisconsin. Bladensourq and Arlington
Former $5.95 Dinette Choirs
Walnut finish .. for dinette or most
any room in the home. SturdiIy n SO
constructed ---
Sears Wisconsin, Bladensourq and Arlington
Former $z2.e5 Unpointed TobIe
Smoothly sonded, reody-to-point 10 .08
all purpose tobIe Well constructed ~
Sears Wisconsin, Bladensbura and Arlington
Former $2.49 Imprinted Chairs
Just what you need for kitchen, dinette or
recreation room. Smoothly sonded, I ID
Sears wisconsin Bladcnsburq and Arlington
Former S18.e5 Full or Twin Beds
Walnut finish to hormonize with other
furniture. Full or single IN az
Sears Wisconsin. Bladensburo and Arlington
Former S1o.o5 Coil Springs
Full or single size bedsprines. A 8.98
greet sowing
Evening star., 1948-01-08

Reg. $l.s5 Storm Door Closer
Heavy duty, covered spring on iomb bracket
to adjust closing 7.58
ns' Sears WISCONSIN. Bladensou1o and Br'ghtwood
Reg. $41.e5 Metal Lothes
Double beornq heodstock has bronze bear
inos; front bearings adjustable 2Z.88
e-inch swing; 22M Inch bed.
Sears Wisconsin and Bladensbur0
Reg. s5e Galvanized Coal Hod
Heoy gauge galvanized steel. Strong
hondIe securely Fastened to large ZZe
ears. l7-inch size.---. ..----S
Sears Stores
Regular Sl.7e Sash Cord
Hytest sosh cord, evenly and firm broided
from long stope cotton threod yarn. So
lOO-ft bundles. Observation-Disclosures.
Reg. Sl.45 Ball Pein Hommer
All steel handle, perfectly balanced; handle
knurIed for cosy grip. lo-oz. 1.28
sears stores
Reg. $7.25 Two-Mon Sow
5z-ft. blade Craftsman quofty. Heot
treoted and hordened; hondset and + az
shorpened No handles .----..-
Sears Stores
Reg. $z.19 comper's Axe
Croftsmon quality hondy tool tor
home. form or general utility. / %
Leather sheath included. .----.
Sears Stores
Reg. $3.50 Craftsman Wood Lathe
Heavy cost iron construction reduces vibro-
tion oiIite self Iubricotine 0H 88
bronze bearings. ---------
Sears Stores
Reg. $3.ls Midget Socket Set
ll-piece set Va Inch drive, for refrigerator, =
eor1uFetoF, ian'ti0" and Fodi0 2.88
Sears Stores
Former $5.95 to Sl5.95
Rip Saw BIodes
industrial quality "Super-Tuff steeI
hand hommered for correct tension. = AZ
"a, 26, 3O-inch sizes.
Sears Wisconsin and B,adensburG
Reg. $1.0o ChiseI Set
Three piece cold ohise set, Va, 3s, TO-
and "a inch sizes; Croftsmon o.
Sears Stores
Evening star., 1948-01-08

Former $47.95 Bunk Beds
Grond for chiIdren's rooms; also may be
used as twin beds. MopIe 3o.88
finish
Sears Wisconsin. Bladensbur9 and Arlington
Former $49.95 Boby corriose
Deluxe quoity . the popular "steerobIe
type greatly reduced for 3Q.00
this event.. ..------.-..
Full or Single Size Mattresses
Reduced for this event! Good quality
coverings Full or single 1888.
Sears Wisconsin Bladensburg and, Arlington
Former $17.95 Chenille Rugs
Tufted cotton chenille rugs, en- IN AZ
bossed designs. 4xe-ft. size. wv
Sears Wisconsin BladensburG and Arlington
Former 69e Felt Base Yord Goods
o-ft widths; an assortment Of potterns
suitable for any room in the AA%
home. yd. tn
Sears Wisconsin Bladensbur1 and Arlington
Former S4.3o Wilton Rugs
Frineed oval shaped Wilton Rugs 2ex34-
size. Artistic patterns and , az
coIors.
Sears Wisconsin and Bladensbur0
Former $1o8.5O Hooked Rugs
oxl l2-ft. hand hooked rugs, in
an assortment of lovely color 112.88
inos
Sears Wisconsin. Bladensbura and Arlington
Former $3.50 HoiI or Stoir Carpet
27-inches vide Wilton or Administer hol
or stoir carpet; good q AZ
COlorS. yo
Sears Wisconsin and Bladensbur0
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-08-01
RICHARD & RADkE
Miles City, Montana

We are proud of the record
our cattle have made at the few
sales to which we have consigned
thus for. VIII continue to bring
out the kind you ore interested in.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-08-01
CLARENCE JOHNSON
Sheffield, Montana

An outstanding small herd of
the top Herefords. At the major
Eastern Montana soles this foil.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-08-01
LOWE BROTHERS
Gtendive, Montana

Our only advertisement has
been our cottIe. We think thot
they speak for themselves.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-08-01
JOHN {. HORST
GIendive, Montana

WHR and Chandler bred COW
herd. Herefords for size and
scale.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-08-01
HARRY DION
GIendive, Montana

Always glad to show you our
good COW herd, always bulls and
q few heifers for sole.
Evening star., 1948-07-11

not paid a dividend on common
stock for a long time are looking
with longing eyes at fat tills. And
some railroads that have been pay
ing dividends are expected to toss
in another dime or quarter or half
per share.
Political Outlook Pleasant.
From a long-range viewpoint, the
financial district was pretty well
satisfied with the decisive way in
which Gen. Eisenhower removed
himself from consideration as a
possible candidate for the Demo-
cratic presidential nomination.
Shrewd observers figured it this
way:
Dewey running against Eisen-
hover for the presidency might have
tough going. But Dewey running
against Truman-who is now gen.
erally conceded to be the Democratic
nominees a different story.
At any rate the Democratic Con-
yention is worrying the financial
district far less than it has for some
time.
Wall Street still has two black
clouds on its horizon: The situation
in Berlin and the refusal OF miners
to work in the soft coal mines owned
by the steel companies.
A solution for the problems will
he found eventually. When the
solutions are found, the street Will
find something else to worry about
and at the same time expect its bull
market to climb still further.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
Bull Market Grows
friskier, Puts on
WEIGHT in Week
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK. July 1O.-Wall
Streets bull market put on little
more weight this week and grew a
little friskier despite the summer
heat.
For the second week in a row the
general price level rumbled into the
highest price ground since August,
1876 Railroad stocks, on the aver
age. were at peak since July that
year.
There was plenty of good news for
the market to fatten on and secur-
ity traders made the most of it. Un-
favorable elements were either
played down or ignored. They did
not seriously interfere with the ad-
vance.
Trading volume picked up as buy
ing interest expanded and on Thurs
day total sales reached the 1000, 900
share mark for the first time in 10
days. On Friday, when prices
rolled ahead still faster, sales VOL
ume picked up accordingly.
Rail Group Leads.
Motive power for the rising mar
ket was generated by the railroad
group Considerable buying power
spilled over into the industrial sec
ton, steels in particular. but it was
noteworthy that industrial stocks on
the whole have not yet matched
their 1948 highs.
Rail and oil stocks have struggled
for leadership of the market for
months but in recent weeks the
rails have pretty much had it their
own way Two developments late
this week emphasized anew the
comparatively favorable position in
which the Nations rail systems en-
tered the last half of 1948.
Late Thursday three unions
reached an agreement with the
railroads which put an end to a
dispute that had forced the Gov
ernment to take over operation of
the Nations transportation system.
A large segment of the financial dis
trict had considered the dispute a
major obstacle in the path of an
advancing market.
And on Friday, a few minutes
before the opening of the market,
the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion announced that Eastern rail-
roads had been granted an average
increase in passenger fare rates of
II per cent. The railroads figured
the hike would increase their reve-
nues this year by around S6l ,00O, 900.
The market had anticipated the
increase. 1t has also anticipated the
possibility that the ICC will grant
a sizable permanent increase in
freight rates, although the carriers
are now operating on two temporary
freight rate increases.
But, taken in conjunction With
the overall position of the railroads,
the two news items were strong
stimulants. Railroad earnings re-
ports for May have, on the whole,
been considered satisfactory or bet
ter. June operation reports are
expected to be even better. Earnings
prospects for the balance of l948
look brilliant in many cases, what
with the summer movement of huge
crops and just as huge movement OF
industrial goods.
Directors of railroads that have
Evening star., 1948-07-11
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. July 10 P,.-The Asso-
ctated Press composite of 35 wholesale
commodity prices registered its third sue
cessive Friday-to-Friday decline TINS Weet !;
despite advances in all its component
except grains and cotton and nonferrous
The index, in which the base year ed dsGo :,
eouais 100, stood yesterday at 1851
comnared with lSg "a week earlier. A
wear ago the figure was 1910.
livestock hit. new l94s high W
"6561, and others advancing were III
dustrials food and textiles.
The staple price index and its com
moments, for July 9, week earlier ana .
year ago, follow:
Evening star., 1948-07-11

MARKET AVERAGES COM
piled by the Associated Press
are traced on the chart above.
In the last week, stocks ad-
vanced to a peak since Au-
gust, 1916, but bonds were
unchanged, and, wholesale
commodities dipped for the
third consecutive week.
Evening star., 1948-07-11

cetyersp or beins reorganized under the
sct nv Securities assumed BY such companies Rates
az sdiydends in the foregoing table annual dis,
Sursements based the last quarterly or
divide1ds are not included. xEI dividend r x
its iiso extra or extras Plus stock dividend
Sasn or stock Declared paid SO far this year
PAYABLE in stock estimated casn value on ex
d;n,d.nd or stock split-up Accumulated dividends
nsiS Ar declared this ayable IN STOCK, exact
ps,S ps,S " Value UNDETERMINED - declaration date.
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Laisve pazinus Tauta
JungO Nevilks!

paseks Suomiu pavyzdziu ir ar
irgi isduos nelaimingus baltus?
Lai nemano tos nesvetingos
tautos, kad bailiu nekaltu Emo
niu isdavinejimu isigys boise
viku malones. Bolsevikai nesi-
smulkina tokiais dalykais, kaip
atsidekojimu uz ju noru pildy-
ma. Jei sovietai kada nors, ne
duck Dieve, uzims ir Skandina-
WHO'S krastus, tada gal ir ju
bus atsiminta ir suprasta, koks
buvo didelis nieksiskumas tie
siai mirciai j rankas isduoti be-
teisius pabegelius.
Lietuviu tauta kada nors prl-
minis sioms balloons tautelems
ju nieksiskuma.
Vainis Dainoras
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-27
LIETUVIAI, APRUPINKIME
SAVO VIENGENCUJS
AFFIDAVITAIS

Detroit, Mich. = Vasario 81
radio ziniu pranesejas is sto-
ties WXYZ placiai apibudino
kas Washingtone yra veikiama
D. P. imigracijos klausime.
Kaip zinoma, Kongr. STRAIT
ton bilius, kuris leistu cia imi-
gruoti 100000 isvietintu EMO
niQ, yra atidetas ir nesitikima
kad il bus galima prikelti. To-
del Michigan Senatorius Homer
Ferguson, noredamas ia klausi-
ma kuogreiciausia iskelti, yra
pasirenges inesti nauja biliQ,
kuris leistu tuojau cia atvykti
100000. isvietintq zmoniu.
Senate Imigracijos Reikalu
komitetas turejo tue klausimu
pasitarima, kuriame dalyvavo
atstovai ir nuo Pilieciu Komi-
teto. Tame posedyje, sake, bu-
vo dalykai svarstomi remian-
tbs visokiariopomis skaitlin5-
mis-. Sen. Ferguson nurode
kad zmoniu opus reikalai netu-
retu butt svarstomi wien tik
skaitlinemis. Kad paveikti
opozicija, jis pakviete kelioli-
ka nauju imigrantu, parody
mui jog jie toxic pat ir kultu-
riski zmones kaip ir visi kit
Amerikieciai. Is pakviestu bu-
vo 20 du Latviu ir Estu, vie
mas Jugoslavas ir viena naslal-
te zydelkaite. Nors Sen. Fer
guson prisibijo kad ir jo bilius
gall sulaukti atideliojimu, ia
ciau del sumazinto jane iml.
grantu skaiciaus gall butt pri.
imtu.
Lietuviai cia tremtiniu imi
gracijos klausimu turetu gy.
viau turetq susidometi. Reika'
linga issiusti daugiau afidavi
tu ir tam reikalui geriau susl
organizuoti, mes gal ir bus, pa
galios, proga didesniam skal
ciui musu tremtiniu Amerl
ka atvykti.
Tarptautinese konferenclJosf
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Oar del A. Devenienes
Lankymosi Europoje

Del p. A. Devenienes vizito
tremtiniu tarpe Krikscioniu de-
mokratu organas "Maz. zidi-
nys" Nr. IA raso:
"Ji gausiai aplanke tremti-
MUS. Tx apgailestauti tenka,
kad jos kai kurios informaci-
jos apie tremtinius bel ju nu-
sistatymus, pateiktos Amerikos
Lietuviams nevisada issilaike
objektingumo ir nepartingumo
ribose. ALT suvaziavime per-
skaitytas jos laiskas apie mu-
su centriniu instituciju nusi-
statymus Lietuviu vienybes
reikalu Amerikoje, kad jie ne
sa suuinteresuoti ALT ir AIM
bel LVS susijungimu, buvo ne
tik kad neteisingas, bet ir "a
lingas VLIKO paskatintom
Amerikos Lietuviu pastangom
sujungti visas patrijotines Je-
gas bendram darbui'.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-27
PABALTIECIAI TO-
LIAU ISDAVINEJA-
MI RUSAMS
SUOMIAI ISDAVE PABAL-
TIECIUS. AR PASEKS JAIS
DANAI

Prisimename 1916 m. Sausio
men. pradzioje istorijoje ne
girdeta pabaltieciu tragedija,
kai neutrali svedija kruvina-
jam Kremliui isdave 157 Estus
Latvius ir Lietuvius. Ia gedin-
ga "ispardavimo" akcija toliau
tesiama. Maskvai parsidavusi
Sumoijos vyriausybe Stu metu
Suomijos vyriausybe siu metu
tare igrusti stalinisku sakalu
nasruosna visus baltus jau ir
nuo senesniQ laiku Suomijoje
gyvenancius. Nekalti Baltijos
krastu pilieciai, kurie jau buvo
isikure Suomijoje ir kaip EMO
mes gyveno, buvo is visu vietu
surinkti ir uzdaryti j kalejima.
Kada jau galutinai buvo nutar-
ia pabaltiecius atiduoti bolsevi-
kams, nelaimingieji kalejimo
rajone pasivaiksciojimo metu
bande gelbetis ir vargais pasi-
slepe bande per spygliuotas uz-
tvaras begti. Tuo metu raudo-
nieji Suomijos sargybiniai
begancius paleido suviu serija
ir dali jQ suicide.
siuo kartu Suomija bilsevi-
kams isdave 29 asmenis, ju tar
pc viena Lietuvi, o likusius Els.
tus. Tos 20 asmenybes keliaus
ne savo tevynes, bet j tolimo
salto Sibiro taigas.
Rusai pakartotinai pareika.
lavo is Danijos isduoti 1,OOC
pabaltieciu "karo nusikalteliu"
is isviso Danijoje esancit tri
ju tukstanciu.
Danu tauta tiesiog neapken
cia pabaltieciu ir musu tremtl
Mai ten yra pajuokos objektl
ir kankiniais. Idomu, ar Dana
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-27
RENGIAMA NAUJAS |MIGRACUOS
ISTATYMAS

Sis klausimas dar nera galuti-
mai issprestas. Naujoji Tautu
Sajunga Omitted Nations) bu-
vo uzklausus ivairiu valstybiu
kick jos tue reikalu nuveike.
Anglijos atstovas atsake kad
po 1,2O0 isvietintu zmoniu yra
lleidziami kas savaite j Angli-
ja.
Kanados vyriausybe spaudai
pranese kad 1947 metals Ka-
NADIA atvyko 64,127 svetimsa-
liai, is kuriu 38,747 buvo is
Anglijos, 1910 atgal grizusiQ
j Kanade, ir 9,44O is USA.
Imigrantu is siaurines Euro
pos j Kanada buvo 5,482, is
kuriQ 1892 buvo Holandai. Hi
tu Europos valstybiu pilieciy
atvyko 10,458 SUI didziausiu
skaicium vienos tautybes, 2,61C
Lenku.
Isvietintu zmoniu apgyven.
dinimo klausimas, kaip mato.
me, paliecia ne tik mus venus
bet daugeli pasaulio demokra
tiniu tautu ir valstybiu. To
del pasirodykime darbu, o tai
kos rasime. J. X.
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(Bus daugiau)

PASAULYJE randasi apie 500 vulkanu (ug-
niakalniu) kurie laikom aktyviais, mes jie> tu-
rejo issiverzimus istorijos laikais.
MECHANIZACIJA sumazino zmogaus dar-
bo valandas produkcijoje vieno akro kornu vie
mole farmeriu grupeje nuo 1873 valandq Xxi Ga
valandQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-27

SIOJE salyje 1947 metals
gyvenamu nanny statyba ejo
tokiu saiku kad pastatyta po
4O1 mama kas darbo valanda.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-27

PASTARU istyrinejimu au-
tomobiliu vazinejimo sioje sa-
lyje paaiskejo kad IS nuosim-
tbs pravazinetu myliu yra su-
naudota biznio reikalams; Ii
kus dalis siaip sau pasivazine-
iimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-27
BOLSEVIKAI UZDARINEJA
VOKIECIU LAIKRASCIUS

Vokieciu spauda Amerikie-
ciu zonoje pranesa, kad siuo
metu Rusu zonoje Rusu okupa-
ciniai organai uzdarineja tuos
Vokieciu laikrascius, kurie ne
ra komunistu leidziami, ir ku-
RE karts nuo karto pakritikuo-
ia vyriausybes darbus. Uzda-
rymas betgi motyvuojamas ne
politiniais sumetimais, bet "po-
pieriaus stoka", kai tue tarpu
10 niekada netruksta komunis-
tiniams laikraSciams.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-15

When painting any wooden sur
face be sure that the wood is dry
and free from grease, mud and dust,
and peeling or cracking paint. Re
o such material with sand paper,
a scraper, or possibly steel wool.
Grease can best be wiped off with
turpentine.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-15
Daily Programs on KMON
Montana Farmer-Stockrnan Station
6 on Your Dial

Weather reports are carried in an neuscasts and in the Montana Farmer
Stockman Daily Air edition al 1z45 !. mL
In this log when programs change daily days of the week are abbre-
waited. Thus MWThF means the program listed is heard On Monday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Mutual network program
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-15

l2-October is, l948
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-10-15

Yes! For pipes or papers, Prince Alberts choice tobacco stays
fresher for even more smoking Joy in the new Humidor Top
pocket tin. r. A. is Americas IargestseIling smoking tobacco.