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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-16
PAVAZINEJO

Kovo menesi tremtiniu pc
reinamose stovyklose buvo SUI
rinkta apie 500 jaunu vyru ir
mergaiciu tremtiniQ, JUGS bu-
vo manyta nuvezti j Kanada
per Italia. Sis transportas per
Austria ir buvo nuveztas Xxi
Italijos sienos. Deja, Italia
jis nebuvo ileistas ir grizo at
gal j pereinamasias stovyklas.
Taigi pavazinejo ir vel atgal
padejo. -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-16

Buffalo, N. Y, UE uni
jos darbininkai pareikalavo
prasalinimo komunistu is
unijos. Virs 1000 unijos ma
riu pasirase peticija reika-
laujancia kad j unija nebu-
tu priimami komunistai il
:ju salininkai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-16
TREMTINIQ GYVE-
NIMO zINIOS
MASINIs LIETUvIU TIRE
MAS I SIBIRA

MASINIS LIETUVIU TIRE
MAS ! SIBIRA
VOkietijoje aplinkiniais ke-
llais yra gauta visai autentis-
kos zinios, kad 1947 m. Gruo-
dzio men. % diena, prizes pat
N. Metus, visoje Lietuvoje bu-
vO pradetas masinis Lietuviu
tremimas Sibira. Buvo sunni
nejamos istisOs seimos SUI ma
zais kudikiais ir senais ir tuoj
pat uzkaltuose vagonuose isve-
zamos. Tikslus istremtuju skai-
cius dar nenustatytas, taciau
sprendziant is vienOs vietOves
autQ daviniu, galima numatyti,
jog Sis isvezimas savo didumu
toll pralenkia 1941 m. vykdyta
Lietuviu tremima- Klaikus
vaizdai ir beviltiskOs nuotaikOs
vyrauja visoje Lietuvoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-16

KINIJOJ, pastarame SUI
sikovime SUI komunistals,
Kiniios kariuomene iszude
1000 komunistu. Musiai sl'
raudonaisiais tesiasi lvai-
riose dalyse.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-16

AMERIKA pasiunte Eu-
ropon 80 savo dideliu B-29
lektuvu, kurie pasitarnaus
parodymui Americas susi-
rupinimo Italijos rinkimais
ivykstanciais 81 sekmadienl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-16
LIETUVOJE PARTIZANAI
VEIKIA

Atvyke VokieciQ karo be-
laisviai mus informuoja, kad
Lietuvoje partizanai nera is
'nyke ir tebekovoja toliau. Vie
mas karo belaisvis, Lietuvoje
isgyvenes du menesiu, apie
Naujus metus buves veza-
mas traukiniu is Vilniaus
Kauna. Ju traukini miske uz-
puolusi grupe Lietuviu partl-
zanu. Partizanai nusove ke.1o-
lika raudonarmieciu, traukinl
patikrine ir paleide. Minetas
Vokietis patvirtino, kad Lietu-
viai ir partizanai karo belais-
viams buve geri ir daug kuo
padeje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-16

AMERIKA pradejo visu
atsargumu apsisaugoti So
vietu is Alaskos puses ir
ginkluoja bel apstato ka-
riuomene Aleutiskas salas,
kurios nusidriekia linkui
SibirO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-16
ITALIJOJE, Bari

ITALIJOJE, Bari uoste,
paskandintas laivas su gink-
lais kurie spejama buvo at
gabenti komunistu panau-
dojimui Italijos rinkimuo-
Sc. Laivas buvo sugautas,
bet komunistai pasirupino
j nuskandinti susprogdin-
dami palikta bomba.
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pASIBAIGE MOKSLO METAL

Kovo m. antroje puseje Vo-
kietijos tremtiniq stovyklose
pasibaige 1919 mokslo metal,
iau tretieji tremtyje. Per Vi
sus metus buvo intensyviai
dirbta ir dauguma mokiniu pa
kelti j aukstesnes klases. cia
reikia atiduoti garbe tremties
mokyklos mokytojams, kurie
dirbo su pasisventimu if beveik
be atlyginimo. Nemazesne pa
deka tenka Americas Lietu-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-16

viams, kurie tas mokyklas pa
RENE aukomis. X. Pel6kis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08

Vasiloviene Taurinskaite Valerija,
gimusi Amerikoje ir tevas Tau
rinskas Povilas, is Telsiu val.
Venskus Vaclovas, is Laibiskiu KIM,
Deltuvos val, Ukmerges ap.
Vilpisauskas, brolis Juozo, is Kau-
no.
Virbickaite Maria, is Rumsiskiu ",
Kauno ap., dukte Vinco.
Vitkus Pranas, is Lembos KIM, Kve-
darnos val, Taurages ap.
Voiskis (Woiskis), Zigmontas, gyv
Richmond, Ill.
Vagneriene Vaigelyte Johana il
jos sesuo MatuleviGiene Adlyna, is
Kauno.
Vagneris Otto, is Kriuku, sakiu ap.
iSvyko is Raudones.
Vaisvila Juozapas ir Mykolas, is
Troskunu, Panevezio ap.
Valasinaviciute, is Marcinkoniu
Valasinskas Jonas, is Ukmerges.
Valincius Juozas ir Mikas, is iona.
vos val, Prauliu KIN.
Zilinskas, (broliai zilinskaD, is Sc
duvos val, Panevezio ap., brolia
Brones Slamienes.
zekas Petras, gyv. Panevezyje.
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Pranevicius, brolis Karolio, is Bah
tu val, Kauno ap.
Pucinskis Ciprijonas, is saukliu k.
Radzeviciutes, dvi seserys Magda-
lenos Bartikaitienes.
Rakas Anicetas, is semeniskiu KIM,
Anyksciu val.
Rasimas (Gerasimavicius) Viktoras,
gimes Amerikoje.
Raudonaitiene Sakalauskaite Bro
ne, gyv. Virbalyje.
Reinhardt Carl, ir dukterys Eliza
beth ir Ella.
Rimkute Rudokiene Marijona, is
Bajoru KIM, Svedasu val.
Rusinsky, nuo Smurgainiu, Vilniaus
ap.
sadreika, is Ulbinu KIM, Varenos a.
Sakalauskaite : Raudonaitiene Ire
ma, gyv. Virbalyje.
sakenas Jonas, is Silaikiu KIM, De-
beikiu val.
Schwabe Wilhelm, is Batakiu, Tau
RACES ap., ir zmona Hermannaite
Emma.
Siupsinsks Antanas, is Stakliskiu ",
Alytaus ap.
Skvarcinskas Adomas, is Zarasu.
Strazdas Anicetas, is Starkakumpio
KIM, Skiemoniu VAL
Svilpaite Navirauskiene Magdale-
ma, is Griskabudzio par, Sakiu a
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08

Sznlyt, is Lapiu val, Kauno ap.
Stanevieius Antanas ir Benediktas,
sunus Kazimiero, is Jurbarko val.
Stanevicius Domininkas, IS Skirsne-
munes M, Jurbarko val.
Strasinskas Jurgis, is Aukst. Pane
munes, Kauno ap.
Suopys Juozas, is Vaiguviskio KIM,
Ploksciu val, sakiu ap., ar 10 val
kai.
Taurinskas Povilas, is Telsiq val.
ir dukte Valerija Vasilioviene.
Totoraitiene Rekugeviciute Kotry-
ma, is seinu ap., gyv. Brooklyne.
Tyla Vincas ir sesuo Tylaite Mari
ia, is Anyksciu val, Utenos ap.
gyv. Philadelphijoje.
Tamulevicius Ferdinandas, sunus
Motiejaus, is Varenos val.
Tymula Helen, Dotnuvos VAL, ke-
dainiu ap.
Urbonavicius Jonas, isvyko is Pa
nevezio 1924-25 M, gyv. Buenos
Aires, Argentina.
Uciene Makstutaite .Ieva, dukte
Viktoro, is Krokelaukio val, Ally
taus ap.
VaiGekauskas Jonas, is Plunges.
iVaicekauskas Jonas ir seserys Val
cekauskaites, Juzefa ir Kazimlera
Varakojiene Gideikaite Stanislava
is Kursenu val, siauliu ap.
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Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation,
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of August a. 1912, and March 3, 1888

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That the publisher editor,
ger
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PAJIE$KOJIMAI
Jieskomieji ar apie juos Ii
nantieji prasomi atsiliepti j:
CONSULATE GENERAL OF
LITHUANIA
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.

Parakinaite Amale, is Naumiescio v.
Taurages ap.
Patiega Dovydas, is Naumiescio w.,
Taurages ap.
Patiegaite Mare, is Naumiescio w.,
Taurages ap.
Petkeviclus, sunus Vinco; jo motina
istekejo uz Paplausko.
Petkevicius Julius ir Vaiciekus, is
Vaiskunu km., Gelvonu val.
Petraitis Bronislavas arba jo vaikai.
Petraitis Pranas, is Kriuku, sakiu
ap., isvyko is Raudones.
Petrauskas Adomas ir vaikai Alma,
Edvardas, Juozas ir Laimute, gyv.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Povilaitis Jonas, is Joniskio, siau-
liu ap.
Povilaitis Tadas, is Klopu KIM, Gas
ciunu par, siauliu ap.
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MIRIMAI
MIRE ISEIVIAI AMERIkOS LIETUVIAl
(znos apie mrusius skyruje apinama dyka

KLAPATAUSKIS B e nediktas,
62 m., mire birz. 10, E. Chi
cago, Ind.
JUsKAITIS Antanas, 63 metu,
mire liepos 8, East Wander
grift, Pa.
MAcIENE Kastancija, At m.,
mire liepos 81, Shaft, Pa.
(Gimus Mahanoy City, Pa.)
KUDGIENE Ona, mire rugse-
jo m., Tamaqua, Pa.
sKARNULIS Martynas, m r e
rugp. men,, Hazleton, Pa.
MATAUSKAS Jonas, mire rug
piucio M, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
ZAMINSKAS Pranas, "a metu,
mire rugp. M, Minersville,
Pa.
sILEIKIS Juozas, 62 m., mire
liepos %, Auburn, Me.
BANS Jonas, 73 metu, mire
rugp. M, Kenosha, Wis.
KARDELIENE Domicele Ger
gziunaite), seno amz., mire
rugp. 25, Chicagoj. (Zarast
ap. Rimses p. Vilkuociu KY
Amerikoj isgyveno 35 m.
UKSIENE Theodore (Krump-
liute), pusamze, mire rugp.
27, Chicagoj. (siauliu apskr.
Linkuvos p. TRICKY KY
zITKUS Petras, pusamzis, mi
re rugp. 27, Chicagoj. Mari
jampoles ap. Plutiskiu par.
Skrinupiu KY Amerikoj is
gyveno 35 metus.
Balls Andrius, mire rugp. m.
Baltimore, Md.
DEMERECKIENE Kaze (Kad-
zilaite), 81 M, mire rugp. 2,
Chicagoj. (Pakapes par.)
POCIUS Jonas, pusamzis, mi
re rugp. 81, Chicagoj. (Pa-
nevezio p. Nausedu k.) Ame-
rikoj isgyveno 38 metus.
SUTINIS Baltramiejus, 79 M,
mire rugp. 27, Waukegan,
Illinois.
KRAULEIDIENE Barb, "a m.
mire rugs. 2, Chicagoj. I'm
kakliu k. Sveksnos p. laura
ges ap.)
VISOKAVICIUS Mykolas, pus-
amzis, mire rugs. 4, Chica-
goj. (Zarasu ap. Mimsaiciu
y. Mikaliskes KY Amerikoje
isgyveno 81 m.
JANKAUSKAS Kazys, 70 M,
mire rugs. 8, Chicago lights,
Ill. (Taurages ap. Kaltinenu
p.) Amerikoj isgyveno 40 m.
KLIDIENE Mare (zickiute)
pusamze, mire rugs. II, Chi
cagoj. (Cepaiciu k.) Ameri-
koj isgyveno Al m.
STRAVINSKAS Augustus, "a
m.. mire rugs. men,, Lawren-
ce, Mass.
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HOWARD Anna (Paprockaite) (,
% M, mire rugs. 13, Chica-
goj, kur buvo ir gimus.
KUNSKIS Jurgis, "a M, mire
rugs. 20, Benton, Ill. pane
vezio ap.)
LEKNICKAS Justinas, pusam-
lis, mire rugs. 9, Chicagoje.
(Utenos ap. Anyksciu p. BIZ
kim KY Amerikoj, isgyveno 81
metus.
DzIAUGIENE Ona, mire rugs.
II, Chicagoj. (Telsiu apskr.
Janapolio p.)
ANTANINAS Adomas, GA m.,
mire rugs. "a, Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
JEGELEVICIUS Ber n a r d a s,
mire rugp. Fl, Georgetown,
Pa. Amerikoje isgyveno "A
metus.
BERNAUSKAS Juozas, 43 M,
mire rugp. 20, Newark, N. j.
VASKALONIENE Vikte, mire
rugp. %, Plymouth, Pa.
LEsKAUSKIENE Ona, 62 M,
mire rugp. %, Kingston, Pa.
SIDLAUSKAS Jonas, mire "a
rugp., Maspeth, N. Y.
SAKALAUSKIENE Iieva, So
M, mire liepos 13, Villa Man
chester, Brazilijoj.
MARTLSEVICIUS Leonas, Sc
m., mire Liepos 4, Sac Pau
10, Brazilijoj.
SATKAUSKAS Antanas, So m.
mire liepos Fl, Buenos Aires,
Argentinoj.
DAUBARAS Petras, SO m., mi
re liepos "a, Buenos Aires,
Argentinoj. (Birzu ap.) Ar
gentinoj isgyveno 10 metQ.
RAULINAITIENE M gdalena
(Sutkaite), mire liepos % O..
Erechim, Brazilijoj. (Kazlu
Rudos par.
SAVICKAS Dominikas, II M,
mire Rugp. %, New Britain,
Conn.
MATON1ENE Ona, SO M, mire
rugp. 20, Medford, Mass.
MARCIULAITIENE Donnie e e
Paulionyte), SO metu, mlre
rugs. 7, So. Boston, Mass.
MINALGA Juozas, mire rugs.
3, Cambridge, Mass.
JOCIUS Petras, 81 metu, mlre
rugs. 10, So. Boston, Mass.
(siauliu par.) Amerikoj IS
gyveno 48 metus.
POLIJANSKIENE Ona, mlre
rugs. m.. Curtis Bay, Md.
LUKAS Jokubas Vincas, 6l m.
mire Rugp. men,, Worcester,
Mass.
RIGELIS Jonas, mlre RugpJ.
men,, Port Carbon, Pa.
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Zurakaite Mason Ona, j sSeinu
ap., gyv. Brooklyne.:
zilinskas Jonas, is Sventiskiu : Sme-
ciuku KIM, Punsko val, Suvalku
ap.
zilvitis Bronislava, is Mazgaigalio
KIM, Naujamiescio val, Panevezio
ap.
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Paieskoma Stase Kuntrimai-
te, gyvenusi 2711 DIP Camp
Churchill, (20) Lehrte (Han-
nover), Vokietijoje. Manoma
kad bus isvaziavusi j Kanada.
Iesko jos teta Mitkaite, adre-
saS:
B. SamoSkiene,
7007 Wade Park Avenue,
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08

NEW YORkE, j Bellevue IL
gonine atveze sena, IS metu
amziaus moteri, kuria egzami-
nuojant prie jos rastas pinigu
dirzas su $125,525 grynu pini-
gu. il netikejo bankams.
, 1948-01-02
ADDRESS.

anxious to develop this pro-
perty much further, and
make it a little paradise of
The West Indies. I am not in a
position to do so financially,
out / shall be able to obtain
he necessary financial sup
port on the basis of a longer
lease, which will be a better
guarantee for the investment.
Here is another opportunity
for the Municipality to help
along these lines without any
expenditure of money. But
after some years the Munich
pality will be in the posses
sion of a jewel Of a little is
land resort to be proud of.
hope to have the opportunity
to develop it further.
Thank you all for your con-
sideration.
, 1948-01-02

BENEDICT.
Commerce. Photographs were
taken as each signature was
affixed.
Among those present, in adj
dition to the aforementioned
were: Administrator Taylor,
Honorables Ludwig Harrigan,
James de c. Christian, JOS.
Alexander, President of the
Chamber Of Commerce, DIR.
D. C. Canegata, Hon. Joseph
Benjamin, r. H. Amphlett
Leader, Stanley Farrelly, j.
Rasmussen, Canute A. Brod-
hurst and John. Stevens, who
has been appointed manager
of the field.
The Governor who came in
the twin-engined plane Of the
Aviation Division Of the P. r.
transportation Authority, re-
turned shortly after the cere
monies. The plane was pilot
ed by Lewis Burton, Chief of
the Division.
, 1948-01-02
Job Printing
BUNcHE..


tors of the United Nations. It
is for this reason that Secre-
tary-General Trygvie Lie app
pointed him to be the COM
missions trouble-shooter in
carrying out the partition de-
cision of the General Assemb-
~.
The report has come, how
ever, without confirmation
from DR.. Bunche, himself a
Negro, that he insisted there
should be no discrimination
because Of race, creed or color
in the assignment of person
mel to the Palestine Commits
sion.
Such non-discrimination
will have the principal effect
of raising no barriers against
Jews or Arabs if any should
be selected to go with the com
mission in the face of com
munal fighting among their
races.
DR.. Bunche has held an
impressive number Of posts
as technical adviser since he
left his job as head of the de-
partment of Political Science
at Howard University in 1941.
He has been Assistant Secre-
tary to the y. S. delegation at
the Dumbarton Oaks Confer
ence; technical expert attach
ed to the US. delegation to
the u. N. Conference on In
, 1948-01-02

residents who are here vaca-
tioning with relatives and
friends.
Featuring at the Piano was
Raymond; Johnny was Gui-
tarist; the Drums were handl-
ed by Lawrence; Reuben was
at the Bass; Roy Nielsen play
ed the Bongo and Cyril Gar
vey did the vocalizing. The
party came to an end at 8 A.
M. with the singing Of the
humorous song Bring out
the Guava Berry, good morn
ing; and | wish you a Happy
New Year, Good Morning"
, 1948-01-02

at the close Of the play.
With the game at 81 for the
New Workers. and 40 for ST.
Croix, six and ten wickets
left, respectively, the game
will be resumed this after
noon at 100 on the Bethle-
hem pitch.
, 1948-01-02

man James made a complaint
to the Police Department. Pa
trolman was posted in the
house and the trap was bait
ed when the Lawmaker left
for town as usual.
Phillips is being under $500
bail.
, 1948-01-02

.ternational Organization at
San Francisco; advisor to the
US. delegation to the Inter
national Labor Conference in
Paris and Philadelphia; and
in early 1916 the President app
pointed him to the US. Com
mission on the Caribbean
Conference. During that i'm
.portant conference many in
the islands had an oppurtu-
nifty of meeting him.
Bunche, a longtime student
of anthropology, has made two
field trips to Africa in which
he visited most countries in
the continent. His studies
have also taken him to Malaga
and Indonesia.
He is the author Of several
books, was Phi Beta Kappa
student at the University of
California, and was a star
guard on three championship
varsity basketball teams.
, 1948-01-02
GIRL.

others.
The Richmond Inmates were
thrilled by the rendition of
mHey Ba Ba Re Bop" and
1--WE dancing by the Scouts.
During the program home
made candies prepared by the
Scouts, were distributed.
The first stop was at the
Leprosarium and then the
group journeyed to the Peni-
Tertiary where they were
met by Warden Sarauw, who
informed them that it was
the first time for the season
that the inmates had been en-
tertained.
After giving the usual
New Years greeting the
group left for town.
, 1948-01-02
FURNITURE P A AND
FINISHINGS

| wish to thank those who
have patronized me in the
past and hope that / may be
able to give better services in
the future.
GEORGE R.. K Jr.
Evening star., 1948-03-27
Three Dead, One Missing
In Alabama Tornado

AL1CEVILLE, Ala, Mar. 81 (P).-
Three persons are dead and fourth
is missing in the wake of a tornado
that dealt twin blows to this little
West Alabama town last night.
Town Marshal Howard Duren
listed at least 40 injured. Estimates
of property damage in this town
of $500 ranged up to $780, 900.
The dead: Mrs Maggie McElroy
about 10, crushed beneath the debris
of her home; G.. B. Blair. jr.. IL,
colored, injured fatally by falling
door at his home. and Augusta Col
win, II, colored, who died in Tusca-
loosa hospital.
Mr.. Duren said a 4-year-old COL
ored boy was reported missing.
A tornado struck near Carters-
vile, Ga. early today, injuring at
least four persons and causing dam
age estimated by the Georgia State
Patrol at 100000. Trooper j. w
Douglas said at least IL houses were
leveled and others were unroofed
Numerous barns were blown down.
The first blow struck Aliceville
about pm. and did relatively little
damage. The second roared in
about an hour later and struck the
residential section. About IS or 2t
homes were damaged heavily.
The business section was not
damaged, but power lines were down
and the town spent last night ir
darkness. The injured were hos.
pitalized at Tuscaloosa about *
miles east of here.
A freek twister skittered through
six blocks of Birmingham, Ala.
Evening star., 1948-03-27
Dewey
Continued From First Page }

only after he and his top political
advisers had canvassed the Wiscon-
sin situation thoroughly.
Trusted lieutenants told the
governor that Gen. Macarthur was
leading in the generals home"
State and probably would win the
majority of the delegate votes. They
also reported that Mr.Stassen was
gaining support there.
Dewey Scouts Urged Trip.
Dewey scouts there advised the
trip. The governor and his board
of strategy weighed the probable
advantages and disadvantages.
Either course, they agreed, was a
political gamble.
Opponents Of the trip argued that
if Gov. Dewey campaigned in Wis
consin and made a poor showing
his foes would say he was through.
Proponents contended his appear
ance in the State would gain him
needed support.
Gov. Dewey finally resolved the
issue in favor OF going. 1t was re-
ported he felt he had to finish ahead
of Mr.. Stassen to remain a leading
contender for the nomination. Beat
ing Mr.. Stassen is his minimum
objective in Wisconsin.
In 1914 Gov. Dewey captured le
of the States n delegate seats, with
Mr.. Stassen and Gen. Macarthur
trailing, and went on to win the
presidential nomination.
Speeches to Start Series.
The speeches will mark the start
! 6 a series Of addresses during the
next two months, Gov. Dewey an
nounced In o statement devoted
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bargaining relationship" which has
existed under the 22-year -old law
The board was not asked-on
some Of these issues-to resolve
questions of principles" it said. "It
was made, instead, the target for a
barrage of conflicting arguments
about a lot of little details To
use the Emergency Board procedure
in this fashion seems to us to defeat
its purpose. 1t is mistake,
we think, to call upon board such
as this as part of an emergency
procedure to spend its time trying
to unravel a tangle of wrapping
string. That these parties were not
able to accomplish, by negotiation,
even this little kitchen job. is cause
for real concern. In our Judgment,
this kind of failure has, so far as
collective bargaining is concerned,
malignant potentialities."
The most important changes pro-
posed by the board would be de-
signed to remove inequities for yard
service employees by putting their
earnings on a par with other work.
ers with similar skill and respon-
sibilities.
The board refused to recommend
extra pay for night shifts or Sum
day and holiday work.
Evening star., 1948-03-27

trustees to agree on these three
points.
Mr.. Van Horn said he felt he was
not being arbitrary but only fair in
insisting that none of the money
should be paid to miners for whom
no contributions had been paid to
the fund.
Taft Act Provisions Cited.
He said Mr.. Lewis wanted miners
whose employers were not con-
tributing to the 10-cent royalty
payments to the fund to be entitled
to pensions. He said Mr.. Lewis also
wanted included all miners who
worked In the mines in years gone
by
Mr. Van Horn said the Taft
Hartley law requires that benefits
from a trust fund be paid only to
those employees for whom contribu
tons to the trust fund have been
paid.
The operators trustee estimated
that there are 10000 miners now
working in mines not contributing
to the welfare fund. He said he did
not know how many of these are
over so with 20 years service for
whom Mr. Lewis is seeking pensions
Mr.. Van Horn said Mr.. Lewis
plan is too expensive for. the fund
to support and proposes pensions fol
miners not entitled to them.
Evening star., 1948-03-27
Circus Gets Permit;
Will Leave Monday
BY the Associated Press

SARASOTA. Fla, Mar. 27.-The
Ringing Bros. and Barnum g.
Bailey Circus has a permit to begin
travel on its annual tour and will
leave Monday.
Circus officials had expressed con-
Germ that the soft coal shortage
might delay the shows departure.
President John Ringing North
said the circus train would be moved
out by sections, starting Monday.
The original date for departure was
March 81.
The circus cars will be sandwiched
in between fast freight trains travel
ing northward.
The circus will open its season
April 7 in Madison Square Garden,
New York City. 1t will play there
for SO days.
The performers go through their
last rehearsal tonight and the last
wizter performance will be pre-
sented tomorrow.
The key section of the route of
the circus north was the transporta-
ton between Richmond and Wash
ington over the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg & Potomac Railroad.
The latter Cancelled its contract with
the circus after the Is per cent re-
duction in trains hauled by coal
burning locomotives was ordered, ef-
fective at midnight March 81.