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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-05

The ministry of Paul from
the time of his conversion to
the writing of this epistle to
Timothy covers period Of
thirty years. Because of his
zeal for the cause of Christ
more than four of those years
were spent in prison in Gaze
sarea and Rome. Nero was rul-
er of Rome at that time. Be-
sides taking the lives of men,
bers of his own household,
Nero sought to destroy and up
root Christianity in the Roman
empire. 1t was during this time
that Paul was given the SEN
tence of death. Today's Lesson
shows how Paul with calmness
viewed his approaching mar
tyrdom. He charged Timothy,
his young disciple, to realize
more fully the solemn response
bility of the ministry and so
continue with undiminished
force to promote the cause of
Christ after his (Paul's) de-
cease.
I THE ADMONITION OF
PAUL TO TIMOTHY TO
PREACH THE GOSPEL
Verses 1 and 2; Romans 1:
14-16; Matthew 1926, 27;
I Corinthians 3:10-18; 4:
is; I Timothy 5:20,21; 6:
lib; Titus 1914; 2:11-
Is.
In this last appeal to limo
thy, Paul solemnly charged
him to be true to his calling of
preaching the Gospel. He holds
before Timothy the strongest
motive for a life of faithful
service: that of living in Gods
presence, so that at all times
he will realize his accountable
ty to Christ Jesus, Who is to
judge ''the living and the
dead"
During this present .Dispen-
sation of Grace, the Church
through it's ministry is to
"preach the Word" The
Church is not called to deliver
lectures on economic or politi-
cal subjects, nor is it called to
NEEDLE with the secular af-
fairs of this world. The call to
every minister of the Gospel
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-05

wide, and can be easily con-
verted into a mission with an
additional $500. If this proper
ty is purchased, we will have
a fine property for $500. The
only Christian organization op-
Grating there is the Brethren
Church and the officer in
charge does not know Hindu.
The Anglican Church has a pri-
mary school which is in re-
CONTINUED on Page 81
Evening star., 1948-09-13
Australia Acts TO End
Leakage Of Dollars
In Exports Of Wool

CANBERRA, Australia, Sept. 10.
(CD.N)-AuStralia is out to check
what it considers serious leakage
of dollars" by Tightening up wool
export controls.
France, Holland, Belgium, and
italy, according to government Of
ficials here, have been running a
nice little racket in Australian wool
What they have done. it is said,
Is to buy more wool than they
needed for domestic requirements
and sold the surplus to the United
States at a discount to get more
dollars.
Australia's alarm is understand
able in view of the fact that in
1947-8 it sold $150,0O0,000 worth ol
wool to the four European countries.
Had these countries bought only for
their domestic requirements, Aus
tralia itself could have sold the
surplus to the United States, Of
ficials here point out.
The resale practice, believed to
have approached Serious proper
tions," has brought swift action from
the Australian government.
Export licenses for wool ship
ments to on-Sterling areas except
Canada, the United States, New
foundland, and Switzerland, will be
granted henceforth only after re-
view by the government.
Evening star., 1948-09-13

parably more than material things
it can bring benefits to which it is
called by the Creators design"
The whole universe, the pontifi
said. has been changed by such
scientific developments as the re-
lease of atomic energy, while only
"Christ's church remains un-
changed The leaders OF this
century of technology need the
guidance of religion"
His audience included more than
250,000 young men of the politically
militant Catholic Action Youth, OBJ
serving the 80th anniversary of the
organizations founding. Even as
the group met here, Luigi Longo,
Italian Communist leader, told a
Communist youth rally at Leghorn
that the Catholic youth organiza-
Evening star., 1948-09-13
Pope Urges Scientists
To Make Technology
Instrument for Good
Hx the Associated Press

VATICAN CITY. Sept. 13.-Pope
Plus XII called on scientists yester-
day to convert the weapons of
brute force" into instruments for
good.
"Today's ulNa-powerful technol-
ogy becomes in the hands of vio-
lent men, of parties dominating
through brutality of force, or over
powerful and expressing states, a
terrible instrument of injustice, en-
slavement, cruelty and increases in
modern war to the limit of intol-
erance the peoples pains and sor-
rows" he told an audience of 500,-
600 in st. Peters Square.
Science Changes Universe.
But, if this technology is hele
in hand and directed by a God-fear.
ing human society, fulfilling Hi.
precepts and estimating spiritual
moral and eternal things incom'
Evening star., 1948-09-13
Highway Group to Meet

The twenty-eighth annual meet.
Ing Of the Highway Research Board
will be held December 7-10 at the
National Academy OF Sciences, 2l01
Constitution avenue NV, officials
have announced. Problems con-
fronting the highway industry
will be discussed.
Evening star., 1948-09-13

Exporters will also be required to
guarantee that the wool sold to nom
sterling areas will not be sold again
to dollar areas.
Evening star., 1948-09-13
Alumni to Hold Picnic

A picnic for alumni and friends
of Greenville Gll9 College will be
held at the Palisades Park Field
House from 4 to 9 pm. Friday.
Evening star., 1948-09-13
tions were following the path Of
Ein
3-Fold Victory Urged.

3-Fold Victory Urged.
THE cross is no longer raised In
the sign of peace, but in the sign OF
war;" Longo declared.
The Pope pleaded for a three-fold
victory to avert the disaster OF
formidable upheavals" - victories
over the "negation of God" over
uncontrolled forces of science and
matter and over social misery" He
also appealed for a front against
national hatred and class hatred. ~
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Underwear

20 Prs. $2.95 Famous Name Pantfe
Girdles. Tearose shade. Slightly.
soiled. Small size only--$1.39
IS Pcs. $1.39 and $1.65 Rayon
Slips. Tailored styles. Tearose
shade. Broken sizes 79c
80 Pes. $3.95 Gowns and Pajamas.
Made of soft cotton. Famous
name styles. Blue and pink. in
sizes 9 to 5-$1.95
1S0 Pcs. Imperfects of 69c Famous
Name Rayon indies. Full cut
panty and brief styles. Tearose
and white. Not all sizes included,
39c
SO Pcs. Imperfects of $125 Rayon
Chemise. Full-cut style. Tearose
shade. Popular sizes included, 69c
Underwear-Main Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Upholstery

Prs.-S9.95 Waverly Cretonne
Draperies. "a yds. long ---$4.9s
6-s24.95 Everglaze Chintz Bed
spreads. sateen lined, single and
full size Slo.so
IL Prs.-$21.95 Everglaze Chintz
Draperies to match above spreads
22t yds. long, sateen lined, $12.9s
"a Prs.-s5.95 Cretonne Dra-
peries, vat dyed, 21a yds, long.
$500
3-s6.ss Screen Doors, 32x78 in.
long. as is-S4 S4.9s
200 yds.-7ec Water repellant
Khaki Canvas. 8 oz., % In. wide.
yd. 4sc
ss-s2.se Seconds of Washable
Window Shades, So inches wide,
S. 10" long with rollers sl.3o
s-s1s.sS Sofa Covers, striped
cretonne for rs" and curved
arm modern sofas as- $11.99
3-S1S.9S Sofa Slip Covers. ere
tonne, for "a" sofas --- slo.99
2-se7.s5 Mahogany Veneer Ce-
dar Chests, 461a in. long, floor
samples $22.sS
2s-S9.s5 Novelty Cotton Mar
auisette Bedspreads. Single
double size ------ --- $6.sS
Third F1oor-Upholstery.
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Handkerchief

25c Linen Handkerchiefs for
women. Midget hemstitched hens
for crocheting A---1Sc
Mems White Cotton Handker-
chiefs with hemstitched hens.
10 for $1.00
20O-Women's soc Swiss Hand
kerchiefs of rayon batiste with
corded borders and rolled edges.
White ga. 1Sc
25-5Oc and see Handkerchiefs,
prints and linen hand-mades.
Mussed from display 39c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-29
HOSief'u

104 Prs. "AS IS" Full Fashioned
Sheer NyIon Hosiery. Famous
name styles included. Several
weights and constructions. Broken
sizes and colors rs--59c pr.
zs7 Prs. $1.65 Famous Name Dress
Sheer Nylons. Full fashioned.
Popular sizes in discontinued
colors --$1.39 pr.
30 Prs. S1.35 Full Fashioned Serv-
Ice Weight Silk Hosiery. Cotton
tops and feet. Broken sizes,
59c pr.
6s Prs. $1.65 81 Gauge, Extra
Sheer Nylon Hose. Perfect quail
ity. Dark shade. Not all sizes,
$I.O0 pr.
81 Prs. 25c to sec Misses and
Children's Ankle Socks. Made Of
cotton. Assorted colors. Broken
sizes. Soiled- ed-----10c pr.
IA Prs. $1.35 Famous Name No
Seam Nylons. Fine construction.
Good colors -.----6 69c pr.
~ Prs. S1.35 and s1.so Full Fash
ioned Sheer Nylon Hosiery. Good
colors, not all sizes s-- S9c pr.
Hosiery-Main Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Linens and
DO,1leSficS

23-Irreg. of chenille bedspreads
S6.99
31-$6.95 famous make hobnail
bedspreads, full sizes S4.S7
$3.50 embroidered pillowcases,
boxed ---- Sl.95
120-Seconds of 29c and 39c Mar
tex wash cloths --- 15c
41-$2.59 chenille bath mats $1.59
180-39c place mats 19c
37-S1.00 dotted Swiss scarfs 49c
120-Seconds of Cannon bath
towels, 20x40". Blue S----. sec
77-59c Cannon solid color hand
towels, 16x28" 39c
164-29c Cannon solid color wash
34-$2.26 Martex fine quality
bath towels, 24x46" --$l.7s
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-29
GIOUeS

238-S3.50 to $500 Gloves. shorties
and 4-button lengths. Glace, pig
skin, pig-texed and some pig
skin, p. f., whip-stitched and
P. x. M. sewn. Black, brown,
cork, white, pastels in group.
Sizes 6-71a -----------$2.39
Irreg. Of $1.O0 and $I.50 Gloves.
White, pastels and some dark
shades. Sizes 8 to 81 in group,
Tic
Kann's+Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-29

22-Boys s4.2s White Duck sIeek Sizes u TO
1o--S5so Fameu, Make Summer Stocks Sizes g.
lo-sss5 White 6abardine Long g. T.
s4ss
s-sls.ss Make Long u s.
$500
A2-S5.e5 Cotton Sleek Sets Sizes u ond 6
ss-Juno szs5 S3s sleeks Sizes to
s,ss
I-S7s5 White Goberdine end Suit size s3es
e2-iesuor $25 Plain Color Shirts
4se
4-S325 Gabardne Wosh Shorts
Kann's-Boys Wear-second
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Neckarear

S1.29 Cotton Tee Shirts. White
and colors. Medium and large
sizes 90
81 and $1.95 Sample Neckwear.
Collars, sashes, bibs and novelty
styles. Cottons, rylons and rayons.
White, some colors, ea.-- 59c
1rreg. Of S1.95 Scarfs. Silks, some
rayon sheers. White and bright
colors 90
$1.99 Cotton Midriffs with elastic
bottoms. Bright prints $1.25
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Electrical
ApDIiNftceS

Electric Room Purifiers, $4.98
1-S24.50 Rebuilt Electric
Vacuum Cleaner SI9.95
5-$12.95 Pairs Poultry Shears,
$4.95
20-45c Sway Bulbs Csc
6-s4.a5 GE Coffeemakers, $2.95
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-29
TOiIefries

144-S1.00 nylon bristled hair
brushes. Assorted types 59c
2S-59c famous make lipsticks.
Assorted shades -29c; 2 for Soc
26-$1.19 and $1.98 sun glasses
with cases. Asst. styles 69c
72-59c rubber bath sprays for
shamp00s, etc. c.----29c
100-$l.00 Gaby sun tan oil, 39c*
24-$1.00 Famous make COM
paots. Loose powder style 39c
36-S1.00 - nail brushes, nylon
bristled 59c
'Plus 20T tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Stationery

s3-50c Kitchen memo pads. 25c
$500 boxes metal lustre clip
on drinking glass holders, 4 per
box 90
2e-s2.5a metal xIass frames. ski
and 8x10
13-Sl.2s boxes paper doilies, asst
sizes. IA per box S9c
48-25c heavy metal coasters,
thistle pattern ----2 for 25c
S-S7.95 Eberhard Faber ball
point pens. AS is--------$l.95'
'Plus 20% Tnr
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Books

1880 Pressure Cookery" by
Leone r. Carroll. Slightly soiled.
S1.00
1S-s2.50 "How to Tell Fish from
Fishermen" by Ed zern. Soiled,
S1.00
l0N-65c Dave Dawson. Asst.
titles 2se
3-s1.50 white Company" by
Conan Doyle -------75c
$500 "Should Old Acquaint-
ance," by Ted Malone sSc
$500 "The Morning of Amer
ica," by Frank Klingberg --- S9e
s-s1.49 "The White Tower" by
James Ramsay Ullman ---3 39c
Kann's-Dowrstairs Bookstore
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Clearance! $4,000
3-Piece MopIe
Bedroom Suites
$3.50

Sturdy gumwood construc-
ton with maple finish.
Colonial style semi-poster
bed; 4-drawer chest and
twin dresser with detached
plate glass mirror with
maple finished frame.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Furniture

1-S44.50 Dinette Set, maple
finished. Floor sample S2s.s5
1-S7.95 Samson Bridge Chair.
Floor. sample $3.98
1-s14.95 Leg-O-Matic Bridge
Table, top damaged ----$7.sS
$500 Cushion Gliders, dam
aged -------S29 S29.95
1-$19.s5 Hammock and Stand,
Sass
1-Sl2.s5 Wrought Iron Muffin
Table S4.98
5o-$I.00 Tile Top Miniature
STANDS -------------1-- oSc
I-$10.95 Wooden Coffee Table,
white. Floor sample $5.Ss
1-$49.50 Chaise Lounge, marred,
$29.95
1-S49.5e Chaise Lounge, marred.
S32.50
1-$s7.5o Barcaloafer, floor
sample $2Z.5O
1-$1O.95 Rose Pergola, floor
sample $5.4s
1-$10.95 Directors Chair,
SCARED ----------------$5.SS
4-S89.50 California Style Lawn
4-S2.5O Window Boxes, dam
aged N25
Kanris-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-29
China

50-75c gold band stemware,
cordials 39c
25-75c "Cut Vena" stemware,
wine glasses Soc
4-S3.98 bun warmers 81 40
6-S1.9S S-pc. glass dessert sets
99c
25-15c juice reamers Sc
12-$1.98 5-pc. novelty ash tray
-S8.98 7-pc. wine sets $2.49
kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Home Appliances
Radios

1-s1s9.95 Console Radio Phono.
Combination. Has automatic rec
ord changer. storage compart-
ments for records. Blond ma
hogany. Floor Sample s139.95
1-S199.95 Console Radio Phono.
Combination. Short wave ard
standard broadcasts. Finished in
walnut. Floor sample --$14@95
2-$99.95 Table Model Radio
Photograph Combinations. Sam
piles --------------$6 $64.95
2-S44.95 5-Tube Table Model
Radios S29.95
Kann's Electrical Appliance Store,
Corner 9Th and D Streets
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Bedroom
Furniture

s-s34.s5 Twin Size Innerspring
Mattresses 1899
as34.9s Twin Size Box Springs,
s17.4S
2-s29.g5 Double Size Innersprins
Mattresses Sl1.T
I-S34.9s Double Size Box
spring " Sl'fo
1-S19.95 30-Inch Wide Inner
spring Mattress ---S12.99
1-s99.00 Double Size Serta Tuft-
less Mattress, Double Size Serta
Box Spring, damaged $3.50
1-S39.50 Double Size Foster Box
Spring ------------SZA.SS
1-S29.95 Twin Sine Layer Felt
Mattress SASS
-S17.75 Double Size Foster Plat
form Top Coil Springs $11.SS
A$2.95 2Ix27" Feather Pillows,
S1.49
I-S4s.5e Double Size Tuftless
Innerspring Mattress ----S34.S8
I-s3s.s5 3e-Inch Hollywood Bed
with Innerspring Mattress, torn.
S24.ss
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Rugs

4-s19.s5 9xl2" coir yarn rugs.
S1e.88
3-S23.ss 4x6' Administer rugs,
S14.95
l-$53.40 6x9' Administer rugs,
I-S54.95 6x9' rose Wilton $31.95
1-S44.95 6xs' Administer rug,
$24.95
25-S2.IS 24x36" chenille rugs,
S1.59
1e-SS.s5 36x6e" evaI braided
1-S46.s5 5taxT eval wool rug,
$500
-s23.s5 lxS loop pile cotton
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Art Goods

10 S1.10 4-oI. hanks wool,
soiled 59c
3-$2.sS knitting bags $l.25
sass Bar Harbor sets, dam
aged $1.49
I8-20c balls Perle cotton Sc
30-S2.50 straw sewing has
kets --------------es ese
Ksnn's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Lamps

1S-S5.98 Brass Vanity Lamps,
$1.98
10-$l4.98 Hand tailored Rayon
Shades 1898
Is-s2.9S Maple Vanity Lamps.
$1.49
11-s3.9S and $4.9S Kiddie Lamps.
$1.98
3-S29.9S Metal Desk Lamps,
$1,000
1-s29.9s China Table Lamps.
S14.9S
Kann'-Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-29
.JetceIru
SiIref'tcare

Stainless steel tea spoons lie ca.
s9.SS silver plated well and tree
platter. Slightly dented S4.sa"
1888 silver-plated vegetable
dishes. Slightly dented S4.9ss
A. $24.9S silver plated large
trays. As Is s-----------Sl4.S8
slS.98 Ape. tea set S12.se
6-Sl8.9S sterling silver candle
sticks. AS is ,---------$ $la.oe
'PIus e0% Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-29

~ SI3 9S SoeksA light weight 500 silk
5O9o obn shades Of brown blue
Sizes 28 TO
7-Mens $500 Sport coosBue oyon ideally for the heo
AZ reouor $6es
SO Mems sIaek-sonforized ess %
shInkooe. 28 70, g. 81, 3d. "a, 49, 10
ee Prs Mems So s5 $3.50 Resuo Iresuor soeksost
Of these perfect with slight defects. Sizes 28 3d.
$3.50
1-Mons $3.50 Foil sui-Awoo. doubebreosted ploid
40 regular $500
1-Mon's s45oo covedne Suit Single breod dork ton poch
pockets. Size SO 1855
1Mons $3.50 Summer suiNeo hoin domooed skirt
OF Size As $l485
Store-Second
Evening star., 1948-07-29

sslis.oo Beever-.or. Mouton-dy.d Lamb coat, in the
:. 1:, ssfs"sss s ;S ;: ts sycy ts :;e e$77.OO
lorsto ftome pretty foces. Sizes | z too
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-15
Comparing Tax Cut Plans

The following tables show a comparison of taxes under present law,
the new Truman plan and the Republican Knutson bill that is pending
in the house:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-15
Shuey to Be Secretary
of Woo1growers

THE APPOINTMENT of Everett
E. Shuey of Denver, Colo, and form
erly of Bozeman and Forsyth, as Sec
rotary of the Montana Wool Crow
ers association was announced by
w. A. Denecke of Bozeman, presi-
dent of the association.
Shuey will replace c. o. kelly"
Hansen who has resigned to become
manager of Wilkins & Co., Ltd. of
Billings. Shuey will assist Hansen
until the annual convention at Butte
and will take over his new duties
Jan. II.
Shuey has been employed as wool
coring supervisor for the USDA
during the past year. He grew up
on a ranch near Forsyth and is q
graduate of Montana State college.
During the wal he served as an Of
ficer in the U. S. marine corps,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-15
State PIMA Office Sets
Meeting Series

PLANS FOR A SERIES of mid
winter meetings to discuss the pro-
grams County Agricultural Con-
s~ervation association committeeman
will direct during 1948 have been
announced from the state PIMA of
flee in Bozeman.
The six two-day meetings will be
preliminary to the annual county
wide meetings each county AGA
will hold later in the spring to ac-
quaint farmers and ranchers with
the 1948 agricultural conservation
program. The district meeting
schedule is Missoula, Jan. 26 and 27;
Great Falls, % and 90; Billings, Feb.
2 and 3; Miles City, A and 5; Wolf
Point, 6 and 7, and Bozeman, 10
and II.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-15
HELP WANTED

DO o NEED A GIRL or woman for general
homework, an experienced married couple to
work on a ranch or a tenant for your farms?
If you need help of any kind, a classified ad
in Montana Farmer-Stockman may enable you
to find just what you want. Send your adj
v~ertising order at once so that it will be in
for the next issue. Address your order to
Classified Advertising Dept, Montana Farmer
Stockman, Great Falls, Mont.
MONTANA FARMER-STOCKMAN is looking
for rural statesmen and saleswomen. Must
have car. Producer can earn from 81
calling on farmers or if you would like to get
into this kind of work, don't pass UP this
opportunity. Write Circulation Manager,
Montana Farmer-Stockman Great Falls. Mont.
WANTED-A farmer with plenty of equipment
to pillow UP and seed into spring crop, by the
acre or on crop share, several hundred acres
on the Yellowstone river in Treasure county.
For particulars write Fritz Harri, Lewistown,
Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-15
RAINCOATS
PHOTO FINISHING

DECKLEDGE prints 3 cents. Reprints made
from your negatives on beautiful velox deckl-
edge paper only 3 cents each. Six or 8 ex-
posure rolls developed and printed on deckl-
edge paper IS cents. Beautiful Aircraft en-
largements from negatives, three ski only so
cents. Four 8x10 engagements 81. Your favor
lite photo copied and 10 prints made IS cents.
TWO PRINTS of each negative on roll Csc.
Reprints &c each. Borden Photo Service,
4316-M Upton avenue south, Minneapolis 10,
MINI.
SPECIALIzINGl 16 deckle-edge higloss prints,
roll developed. 80 cents. Reprints 8 cents.
ROYAL Photos. 1859 Thomas, st. Paul, MINI.
ROLL developed or recorders, 8 prints pocket
album, Is cents. PAX Photo Service, Box 720,
Spokane. Wash.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-15
Greg. Y. S. Pot. %

. In Mr. Natures Remedy Tablets
there are no chemicals, no minerals,
no phenol derivatives. Mr. Tablets are
different-oet different. Purely veges
sable-a combination of 10 vegetable
ingredients formulated over so years
ago. Uncoated or candy coated, theirI
action is dependable, thorough, yet
gentle. as millions of mrs have
proved. Get a Use box. Use as directed.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-15
Constipation and
Colon Troubles
Corrective Treatment Is
ExpIoined in FREE BOOK

Stomach and Intestinal troubles, Rec
tai and associated Disorders as shown
on the diagram, are ONE of the chronic
ailments often caused by constipation
and colon disorders. Such common
symptoms as frequent headaches, dizzi-
ness, nausea, abdominal soreness and
pain are often natures warning of a
diseased colon.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-15

registered seed show to be held In
Kalispell Jan. %, % and "a, accord
ing to S. N. Halvorson, chairman
of the executive committee. The
event is sponsored by the agricul-
tural committee of the K~alispell
Chamber of Commerce.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-15
Big Exhibits Assured
for Seed Show

ADVANCE REGISTRATIONS as
sure large exhibits at the first an
nual Montana certified potato and
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-15

When you advertise in MONTANA
FARMER-STOCKMAN you reach
nearly 10000 farm families.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27
Veteranams lsrnOka
Virs $6 Bilijonus
Metuose

Veteranu islaikymo kastai
palma Amerikai dideles sumas
pinigu.
Sulyg PREF. Trumano pasta
70 pareiskimo, Federale val
dzia ismoka veteranu iSlaiky-
mui ir mokymui bel ju seimu
paramai po S6,800,000,000 me-
tuose.
1947 metals veteranu reika-
lams buvo isleista auksCiausia
suma. Dabar palengva tos is
laidos mazes.
Valdzia vienokiu ar kitokiu
budu selpia apie 18,76O,000 gy-
w veteranu ir 603,286 vetera-
nu nasliu, ju tevu ir jauname-
ciq vaiku tu veteranu kurie
yra mire.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27
KOMUNLZMO LIGA

Amerikoje susekus pacius Amerkiecus parsidavusius
konognzrnui r pasiryzusus tarnauti Soyietams sa-
jancip Anerikos zrnonu kodel tai viskuo paenkntas
Anerfxiet1s yyasirinko sales isdaviko role
Tarp da1ar cyrnejamQ komunistu if ju patakunV,
kurigos kel9 yiesunon rg buvus isdavike tikra Are
rkiete Elizabeth Bentley, nekure yra zydai r Ruso-
je gme R9aa. BET dauguma iQ yra tilri Amerikecia,
kurie, e9ssI a1szaye konunizmo pasakoms ir Sovie-
kas Jie neparsidaye uz pinigus kaip paaiski, e tk
taip sau, s lsitikejno, stoo komunistp ees arba
tape komunsg parties naa eI d ss ta az a
tuou krastu Amerika .
Turime r Letuviu komunstu ir komunstuojanciu
gavau kure is savo spno prcto ltikelo Maskvos pro-
deo savo tevynes Lietuvos r uzskirto garbn Rusija
net uz ia Xxi asaru verkt jos nemate, nezno If ne
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27
Socializrnas Anglijoje
Varu Vykdomas

Anglijos darbie6iu SOCIALISM,
valdzia vykdo savo Macdonald
zacijos programa tokiu item
pimu kad tue socialistai biuro-
kratai beveik kasdien salyje
sudaro nauja krize.
Britanijoje dabar, pusrycius
gall valgyti pc vienokiais ista-
tymais, O Xxi vakaro atsiranda
ellie nauju istatymu, kuriuos
zmones jau turf butt pasiruose
pildyti nuo sekancio ryto. At
'sikelus kita ryta jau taip sa-
kant randi nauja tvarka.
Socialistu valdzia paskelbe
siu metq primo pusmecio su-
virs 40 milijonu Britu sally gy-
ventoju islaidas, kurios sieke
S7,492, 100000.
Pirma siu metu pusmeti pa
sirode Sales gyventojams gy-
venamu butu nuomos pabran-
gintos, ir uz nuomas, elektra,
CASA, vandeni ir kura ismoke-
ia net S68,O0O,00O daugiau ne
gu pirma pusmeti 1947 metals.
Maistui symet isleista apie
S4,O0O,000 maziau; alui ir XII
items svaiginantiems GERMANS
isleista $50 milijonu maziau.
Tas parodo kad nuomas ap-
taksavus brangiau, zmones XII
items reikalams maziau pinigQ
teturi. Cigaretai dabar taip
aukstai aptaksuota kad pakelis
cigaretQ kastuoja 70