davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-01
Charles X. Davies, Jr., Atty.
b 7240 Wisconsin Avenue,
=: p Bethesda, Md.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
i MARYLAND
~. Equity No. 13400.
Edith B. Safran,
8211 Larry Place,
Rock Greek Forest,
Chevy Chase, Maryland
80 Plaintiff 4
~ .E.s .&s: VS..
ftN Leon Safran,
731 North Kingsley Drive,
~ Hollywood, 81, California,
Y +. Defendant.
The object of this suit is to pro-
cure a divorce a vinculo matri-
monii between Edith B. Safran,
Plaintiff, and Leon Safran. De-
PENDANT.
The Bill of Complaint recites
that the plaintiff is an adult citi-
zen of the United States and res
ident of Montgomery County,
Maryland; that the parties were
married at Baltimore, Maryland on
the 24th, day of February 1916;
that the defendant is an adult
citizen; of the United States and
a resident of Hollywood, Cali
fornia: that no children have been
born of their marriage; that the con-
duct of plaintiff toward the defend
ant. has always been kind, faithful,
affectionate and above reproach;
that the defendant deserted and
abandoned the plaintiff in Wash
ihgton, D. C. on to wit the 14th
day of July, 1916, with the inten-
ton to live separate and apart
from the plaintiff, and the plain
tiffsfurther states that the said
desertion and abandonment was a
wiIful act on the part of the de-
PENDANT, without justification,
cause; or excuse; that the same
has, continued uninterruptedly
without cohabitation since to wit
the 18th day of July, 1916, and
that the separation of the parties
is beyond. any reasonable hope OF
expectation Of a reconciliation.
1T is THEREUPON THIS 9Th
Any Of, March, 1948, by the Circuit
BURT Of Montgomery County
Maryland, sitting in equity. that
the plaintiff shall, by causing a
copy of this order TO be inserted
in some newspaper published in
Montgomery County, once a week
for four (4) successive weeks be-
fore the 18th day of April, 1913
give notice to the said absent de.
PENDANT of the object and sub.
stance of this Bill of Complaint
warning him to be and appear ir
this Court in person or by solicit
tor on or before the Both day Of
April, 1913, to answer the prem.
ises and show cause, If any he
has, why a decree should not be
passed as prayed.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Montgomery County, Md
True C0py-Test:
CLAYTON X. WATKINS.
az Clerk
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-01

i Robert Peter, Solicitor,
Rockville, Md.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
No. IA Equity Adoptions.
Elk Parte. In the Matter of the
Adoption of an Infant, by
Charles Antoine Horsky and
Barbara Egleston Horsky, his
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-01

$50
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05

goje savo kalboje, kuri buvo
transliuojama per radio, kviete
mus cia jaustis kaip savo tevy-
neje, zadejo tokias pat teises
kokias turi Australia darbinin-
kai. Be to, primine kad me-
tus laiko teks isdirbti darbo is
taigu skirtose darbovietese, il
tik po to galesime gauti darba
pagal turimas savo specialybes,
nes siuo metu Australijai la
biausia reikalingi darbininkai
paprasti ir pusiau specialistai,
kokiu jauciamas didelis truku-
mas.
Apsirengus tautiniais rubais
Lietuvaite iteike ponui minis
trui dovana - perrista tauti-
niu rastq juosta Lietuvos vaiz-
du albumeli SUI trumpa Lietu-
vos istorija ir tautos nelaimiV
tragedija (Angliskoje kalboje)
Ministras nuosirdziai padekojo
uz dovana ir pazadejo visokia-
riopai remit naujQjQ AustralV
isikurima Shame l<raste, kur nu-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05

.matonaas plataus masto gwen
toju padauginimas, isileidziant
dideli skaiciu D. P, Anglu Kill
mes ir Europieciq.
Sekancia diena traukiniu bu-
vome nuvezti apie lao myliu
siaure ir apgyvendinti Bone
gillos stovykloje, kur isbuvom
Xxi Sausio menesio vidurio siu
metu. Per ta laika praejome
krasto, gyvenimo salygu pazi-
nimo If Anglu kalbos kursa.
Lankant .aplinkinius mics
tus ir pavienes gyvenvietes, te-
ko susipazinti SUI vietos gwen
tojais. Pasirode kad Australi-
ia yra vienintele pasaulyje sa-
lis kur nera masinio skurdo
Bedarbiu visame kraste nera
Nedarbingunno ar senatves at
veju, kiekvienas gwen o j a S
gauna valstybini aprupinima
todel niekas cia nedreba del sa-
vo rytojaus. Ivairiu specials.
tu ir paprastu darbininku atty
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05

rio laiku, bet zole buvo sausa
ir ruda. Pasak vietos gwen
toju, j niekuomet savo spal-
vos nekeicianti. Medziai taip
pat buvo rusvi ir musu akys
greit pasigedo Europines zalu-
mos. Milijardai mazu juodu
museliu cia tikras zmoniu pra-
keikimas, mes jos taip ikyriai
lenda j axis ir lupas kad lauke
budamas nieko daugiau negali
veikti kaip tik muses. nuo sa-
yes baidyti. Laime kad jos
megsta tik sauleta ora ir pave
sin bel kambarin jos neskren-
da.
Uodu ikandimas pirmomis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05
10000 Myliu kelione ]
Australia
Lietuvia Tremtiniai is Vokietijos Apsigyveno
"kitame Zemes Gale"

laikrastuka, "Pabaltijo Vikin-
gas, daveme laivo igulai ir|
IRO atstovams Lietuvisku dali
nu koncerta; be to, kasdien tu-
redavom po viena valanda An
gliskos kalbos pamoku.
LAPKRICIO % ryte isvydo-
me vakaru Australijos krantus
ir ta pacia diena musu laivas
ismete sayo inkara Frementle
uoste. Nuo Bremerhaveno at
likta viso 1O,231 mylia kelio.
Vokietijoje like musu drau-
gai, linkedami NUNS laimingos
kelion6s, abejojo ar visi pakel-
SINE ilgos juru keliones sunku-
mus, mes du trecdaliai kelio
reikia atlikti tropiskame kars-
tyie. Taciau pasirode kad tas
karstis, kuris, tiesa pasakius,
mus gerokai kamavo nuo vldu-
rio Raudonosios juros Xxi lndi-
jos vandenyno ties Sumatra,
nera iau toks baisus ir nepake-
liamas kaip il lsivaizduoja Eu-
ropieciai. Visi gerame upe il
savom kojom islipom is laivo.
Uoste mus pasitiko skaitlin-
ga minia Australu, daugybe
korespondentu If filmuotoju.
Siltai, nuosirdziai priimti ir
skaniai vaisinami, kelias die
mas ilsejomes Frementle, NUNS
anksciau paruostoje pereinamo-
je stovykloje. Per ta laika ap-
ziurejome keliu myliu atstume
esanti puosnu Perth miesta, jo
apylinkes, artimesnes farmas,
ir susipazinome SUI keliomis,
.jau 1920 metu cia gyvenancio-
mis- ir graziai isikurusiomis
Lietuviu seimomis.
Nuo Gruodzio 2 d. kelione
teseme Australu transportiniu
laivu ''Kanimbla". Neramus
Pietu vandenynas laiva nuolat
smarkiai supo. Prizes gala ke-
lone. labai pabodo ir nekantriai
laukeme dienos kada galesime
kojom jausti nors ir. svetima
zeme.
Galu gale, Gruodzio 7 d., pa.
siekeme Melbourne uosta, Pie
tn Viktorijoje. Cia, lygiai taiE
kaip ir Frementle, mus entu'
ziastiskai pasitiko ninios emo.
niu, filmuotojai ir laikrastinin.
kai.
Laive mus aplanke ir pasvei-
kino emigracijos ministras Mr.
Calwell ir miesto visuomenes
atstovai. Ponas ministras IL
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05
GAMTOS KEISTENYBES

AUSTRALIJOS klimatas pra-
dzioje keistai mus nuteike. Pa
lyginus SUI vidurine Europa, cia
sauletQ dienu metu CANA kars-
ia ir tvanku. Puciant pietva-
kariu ar rytQ vejui, oras buna
pakenciamas, bet siaures We
jas is viduriniu krasto dykumQ
visuomet atneSa didzius sme-
lilo sukurius ir nepakenciama
karsti. Kartais siaucia labai
smarkus lietus; normalus oras
retail kada pasitaiko. Naktimis
oras visuomet smarkiai atSala.
Cia atvykome paciu pavasa-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05
KELIONE VIRs 10000
MYLII

Idonia ir neuzmirstama ke-
lione - Bremerhaven, Gibral-
tar, Port Said, Suez, Raudonoii
jura, Arabu jura, Ceylon, In
dijos vandenynas, Frementle,
trumpam tesustodami Anglijoe
kanale, prie Dover, Port Saide
Sueze ir Colombo, - atlikome
keturiu savaiciu begyje. Wise
laika NUNS tarnavo puiku.'
oras. Nei vienos audros nete-
ko pergyventi.
Indijos vandenyne. Javos SRI
tyje, keliolik kos myliQ atstume,
neuzkliudes musu laivo, prauze
milziniskas ciklonas.
Keliones metu, Atlante, mi
nejome Veliniu diena If Lietu-
vos kariuomenes Svente Clap
kricio 23), isleidome kelionei
prisiminti suvenyra rotatorinI
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05

ginimai, palyginus SUI prekiu ir
pragyvenimo pigumu, yra ga
ma auksti. Taciau cia didelis
trukumas gyvenamu butq, tat
kol kas Australia gales isilei-
sti tik viengungius-ges, gi emf
grantams SUI Seimomis butai
ruoSiami.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05
Yallourn North, Australia,
Vasario 16. 194S.
KICK MUSU VAzIAVO

Nhoop VAAAHNO ~
1947 metu Spaliu pabaigoje
S43 Pabaltieciai Ola moteru,
729 vyrai; ju tarpe 439 Lietu-
vial, 262 Latviai ir 143 Estai)
susirinke is Amerikieciu ir An
glu sriciq D. P. stovyklu, dep
holzo tranzitineje stovykloje,
Vokietijoje, baigeme bado il
klaikaus netikrumo dienas. Spe-
cialios Austru komisijos patik-
rinti politiniu ir sveikatos at
zvilgiu ir pripazinti tinkamais
emigracijai j Australia, ruose-
mes padaryti drasu ir milzinis-
ka suoli is Europos i mazai
NUNS zinoma pasaulio zemyna,
esanti pietu puseje ekvatoriaus.
Spaliu 80 d. Bremerhaveno
uoste seldom j U.S.A. transpor-
TIM laiva Gen. Stuart Heint-
zelman". Vakarop laivo kauk-
liui paskelbus keliones pradzia
ir pamazu tolstant nuo kranto
Wis dar nesinorejo tiketi kad
pradedame nauja gyvenima, 9
savo siurpia ir sunkia pastarV
metu praeiti paliekame cia
Vokietiioje, kur dar teberiog-
SOLO klaikus miestu griuvesiai
kur siaucia bado, skurdo ir ne
zinios smeklos, kur ikyrus il
rustus rytu debesys kaskart
labiau niaukia padange, is
tn debesu isnire kruvinos rau
donojo siaubo rankos nuolat
tyko mus pagrobti ir pasmau
gti.
Daugumas is musu cia pale
kane ir savo tevus, brolius, Sc
seris ir suziedotines. Daug cis
lieka musu sirdims brangiu as
menu, su kuriais drauge liki
mas leme palikti karo liepsno
Sc paskendusia tevyne, dirbt
vergiskus darbus Vokietijoj'
ir veliau skursti D. P. stovyk
lose. Vienas Dievas tezino ka
da teks juos pamatyti. Velial
gal ir jie gales pasekti musl
pedomis, bet dabar jie lieks
kietose nezinomo likimo ranko
Sc. -.
Tokiu minciu slegiami, sake
me Vokietijos zemei sudiev il
pradejome ilga kelione ten i
kur ne visiems bus lemta SUI
grizti atgalios.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05
NUO REDAKCIJOS:

NUO REDAkCIJOS: Sis
straipsnis yra antras, nuo kito
Dirvos korespondento, apie Lie
tuviu kelione 'kita pasaulio
gala" - Australia, uz keliu
tukstanciu myliu nuo Europos.
Australia yra pietu kontinen-
tas, ten dabar vasara kai pas
mus ziema. Paskaitykit 81 ido-
mu aprasyma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05
GERi ORANCIAI

Tiesiog nuo medziu, sviezi, media
zyti ir Ilitaip nesugadinti oranciai
gall pasiekti jus. AS, Oranciu au-
gintojas, aplenkdamas didziu kom-
paniiu packing houses, pradejau
iSsiuntineti savus Orancius nupigin-
ta kama, tiesiai j namus ITEMS ku-
rie prisiQs uzsakymus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05

dienomis issaukdavo skaudu
odos isberima ir perstejima,
bet veliau SUI tue apsiprato mu-
su kraujas.
Australijos visa gamta ME
kuo nepanasi j Europine. Cia
medziai keicia zieve vietoje la
pq, kai kurie pauksciai Undo
savo vaikus. Ir skirtingas dan
gaus zvaigzdynas keistai vel
kia musu nuotaika.
(Bus daugiau)
zUVININKYSTES industrial
yra dar viena is keleto svarbiu
sios Sales bizniq kurie dabar-
tiniu laiku dar galima plesti.
Evening star., 1948-05-12
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. lnUs, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. ,Uait three full days and
recetpe the license on the ftth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddys.
0dward JOEL. ,jr., 21, 1888 3rd st. NV,
and Irene Dunlap, 22, Howard Univer-
Douglas Powell. "a, 4o3 End st. Sc. and
Arhas eT4S e' 5 ss sSs aoof Snest
I'd. NV, and Dolores Leak. 10. 4o7 18th
Henry Whitaker. 20. 1910 9th st. nv,
and Margaret King, 20, 1888 18th st.
sa. AHfa A}.ss 81 g. 'sis sls 9Th St St m! ~. and
os:I M.r.l.9s H9' Mark sf 81 g. II nf s.sssehus:sss
.s znS zsn Ell T. ABS 9ss olsas
Joseph 3on e. 70 - 1sth 1ss 18th q & and md
Joseph Fry; 40; 643 / st. s,w' and Macy
rr.Ssrfet Wslss lee, 4o 4sss ns St s. nv. NV. and
Lucille Rvstes II ass s39 s5P Fuller " st. nM AND
sA ave" NV, and Ann stickel, 81. 5os4
steassa nssaftnG5 Asbi 0lss s Ey. 81, nw- and
e: Jones IS, Ale1apdEls .nd Hm;,, VI veebr,,t,,n,
p'sT'dk .nd Monics nsa ksarney s sD IS, A.s.ndri.
Thsddeus Kosh. s4 West Hsrwiek. R. /.
oGI1fds .nd eass4ns ssni1en: oBrsan ri ' T. w.s
1noma. sra y need: ed p; and Paul. such', IS,
hoth of 1890 MintWOOd Dl, NV.
SSTdSnt aa st5I eiras. it,h Hst, e IND
Florence Luso. 20. Arlington, Va,
Glenn cox; -; Fort N Mysr, w Va ". and Doris
RoS.rt .yn De-. as A. AFPsSn g4S Rdse I'd and
Gwendolyn Burton, 20. $3.50 Texas st.
Abel Guitar, 80, Laurel. Nd. and Rosa
Roux, 90: Of New Orleans, La.
nd Hss Brs IT, ss sssT SsE 1sss spbns T.
David 1sy st: GS ,ss w!mPstsp yn PftsDuTIb n "
AdS!sa 9ossphIa. Hs'sI Fusee GO 351 ' st.. :na
'o1h Virrinis & Rssve,s M q; $500 i4th s.: n:S; ~
Aibertson, is. 655 Monroe St. ne:
and Jean Mentzer. %. s19 Madison st.
A"ss .nd TtHa' Teresa D.z. 81. So asl7 Conn. ave.
Ralph Rippereer. 81. Riverda1e, Nd, and
Melba Faircloth, %. 333 18th st. Sc.
Donald smawley, 25. 135 13th st. me-
stevs Brown. SO, and Flossie Bell. ae.
both of Glen Allen. Va,
Laurence Merriman. 81, col st. ,s.v.
and TheIma swift. 35, 363 K st. sN;
John Hoke, 30. Augusta. Ga. and Marion
oieg Enikeieff, %, Providence. r. T.. and
Una Owen, %, .2719 Ontario I'd. nv
Charles SINNERS, 20, Nanty-Glo. Pa, and
Christine shutak, 70, 1910 Taylor st,
Prank Shields. 27. 1894 wyli. st. ne.
St ne.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-13

liable Yields. Though the Expert
ment Station encourages more
fall planting, it does suggest
Spring planting IN emergencies
Early seeding and adequate
are the keys to pro-
good yields from spring,
planted oats. Tests conducted
bv the station in various parts
nf the state show that early
seeding is better than late seed
INC. An experiment in Wake
County showed that i March
18th planting yielded only 10
bushels per acre, whereas FEB
ruary 18th seeding yielded II
bushels per acre. An OCTOBER
18th seeding on the same type
of land produced 80 bushels
per acre.
The fertilization for spring
oats is not different from the
Grains. Spring oats. following
corn, small grains or hay.
should be treated with a com:
plete fertilizcr--30O pounds OF
3-l26 in the Piedmont and
Mountains. and 4-8-8 in the
Coastal Plain. Following to-
bacco and truck crops. which
are usually heavily fertilized.
spring oats normally do not
need to be fertilized at seed
ing.
Oats planted i'll the spring
need nitrogen. A pale yellow
color and lack of vigor are
signs of this need. Nitrogen top,
dressing should be applied
early, usually during the last
MALT Of March or early April
The Vitorgrain and. Fulgraln
Varieties are better for spring
seeding than Wintcr-type yarle
ties like Lee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-13
Spring Oats Urged
AS Feed Grain BY
AqronomY Expert

The last chance for North Car
DINA farmers to produce more
feed grain this year remains III
the seeding of spring oats, says
w II. Rankin, associate PROBES
sor of Agronomy at the Norm
Carolina Agricultural hNpef!-
ment Station.
Mr.. Rankin addresses this
advice particularly to those
farmers who were hampered IN
their seeding operations last a
fall by rainy weather. he
noints out that since there
we're fewer acres planted and
since much of it went In late
there are prospects OF a very
short grain crop.
Oats planted in the spring
seldom Weld as we'll as tail
seeded oats. the specialist eX'
mains. Usually there are fali'
ares, extremely low and unprot
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-13
New Plymouth
Equipped With
New Type Tire

First in the lowest priced field
10 offer the new, larger, lower
pressure super-cuShion tire as
standard equipment, Plymouth
Dealer A. A. White today reveal
cd that 1913 models are now
rolling of the production line
equipped with this new post
war tire.
introduced last fall. on the
higher-priccd ChrySler Corpor-
alton ears. the new tire brings
marked advantages IN comfort,
safety and economy, White
pointed out.
Using an increased air VOL
ume with pressure reduced to
only "a lbs. gives a softer ride
with less fatigue from Vibra-
ton and shock caused by road
inequalities, White stated. Fast
cr and Surer stopping, and re-
ductiOn Of blowout danger
stemming from the fact that the
new tire runs Is percent cooler,
are major safety points which
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-13

Mrs. C. L. Chestnut and dau-
ghter, Sarah Gayle, of Conway
are visiting Mrs. Chestnut's mo-
Their, Mrs. Bessie Byrd.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-13

and What you WISH 10
know without asking
questions. Cure sick
ness without medicine.
Will remove evil influ-
ence from around you.
Reunite the separated
and guide you in all
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-13

combine with the Plymouth
new, wider safety-rim wheel to
reduce hazards from tire failure.
EconomyWise, tests show the
new tire to give one-third more
mileage than pre-War tires,
White added.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-13
BENJAMIN, Worlds Greatest

Medium, born with strange pow
ers. Will call your name in full
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-13

found entirely free Of root.
knot Twelve plants were rated
as slightly infested; IA showed
medium and % heavy infesta-
ton. 1t was estimated that ~
percent of the plants on this
plot were dead with decayed
roots, while the surviving plants
only averaged five feet in length,
and the yield was estimated at
600 to 700 pounds per acre.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-13
Five Men From
Tabor City Area
. Join u. S. Army

Five Tabor City area men
joined the U. S. Army during
the past week. They were: Char
lie Nealy, Robert H. Watts, Dale
Watts, and Union E. Soles all
of Tabor City and all of whom
were assigned to the 18th Air
born Division.
William G.. Crib of Claren-
don and a Navy veteran, volun-
teered for the Regular Army un-
assigned.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-13

Mrs. Fannie Margolis returned
70 her home in JacksonV!Ile
Tuesday after visiting IN inc
home Of her daughter and son.
jn-Iaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Schild for Il week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-13
CO.'S TO NORFOLK

Bcv Jamcs K. Kennedy: Pas
tor of the Tabor City and While.
vile Presbyterian churches, mas
left for Norfolk. Va. where ne
viii be associate pastor oil lhe
First PRESBYTERIAN church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-13

affairs of love, life, and business.
Why remain in boudt? See this
gifted medium today. Special
$500 reading, limited time only
$500. Readings dolly. Located
first house out Of city limits. 2714
Carolina Beach Road. Wilmington
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-13
Use Of DID AS
Soil Fumigant
Spreads Rapidly

Wilmington-The use of DID
as a soil fumigant for the con-
troll of nematodes causing root
knot, wireWorms and other
soil pests is becoming more
wide spread in the Coast Line"
territory Of North and South
Carolina. Mr.. Wade D. Herring
cooperating with Mr.. J. c. King,
County Agent in Marion County,
South Carolina, treated one acre
of "root-knot" infested land with
200 pounds of DID on December
II, 1916. This land and a plot
not treated was planted to to-
bacco in the spring of l947. Fifty
plants from the treated and the
untreated plots were examined
on September 3, l947. On the
treated plot 81 plants were found
to be entirely free of "root-knot" !;
g were only slightly infested;
four showed medium and none
heavy infestation. The plants
averaged better than five feet
in height and yield was estimat-
ed at 1000 to l,l00 pounds per
acre.
On the check where no DID
was used only one plant was
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-13
Sl.lO4 Collected
BY Register Of
Deeds, In January

Monthly report of Columbus
County Register of Deeds Leo l.;
Fisher shows total collections OF
Sl.l04.l0 in January. Fees were
collected as follows:
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Common Stock Dividend
Omitted by Armour
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Sept. s. Armour &
Co., major meat packer, announced
today it will make no dividend pay
ment on the common stock "at this
time"
George A. Eastman, chairman of
the board, sai0 in a press state
ment, that the high level of meat
and livestock prices require a much
greater amount of money to carry
or our business than a year ago"
Mr.. Eastman, added that results
so far this year have not been
satisfactory" He gave these as
the reasons:
A sudden and severe drop in
prices in February, a l0-week strike
shortly thereafter, and in recent
weeks, such severe competition for
reduced livestock supplies that li?e-
stock prices have advanced far
beyond levels warranted by the SELL
ing price of meats"
Last December the company de-
Clared a dividend of 80 cents a
share of common stock. the first
payment since 1887 This was fol-
lowed by two additional payments
Of 30 cents each.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Anti Semitism AssoUed
BY World Church Council

AMSTERDAM. The Netherlands
Sept. 3 (P'.-A report to the World
Council of Churches today con-
demned Anti-Semitism 1t took no
sides in the Arab-Jewish conflict.
A committee of the World Council
called on Christianity to work for
order in Palestine" and took the
view that the church should offer
relief for victims of the Holy Land
warfare without discrimination.
Whatever position may be taken
toward establishment of a Jewish
state and toward the rights and
wrongs of Jews and Arabs and of
Hebrew Christians involved" the
report said. churches are in duty
bound to pray and work for an
order in Palestine as just as may be
in the midst of our human dis
order -"
Duty to Push Refuge for DPS.
The report said also it was the
duty of churches Ito provide within
their power for relief of victims of
this warfare without discrimination
and to seek to influence the nations
to provide a refuge for displaced
persons far more generously than
! has yet been done"
The report on the christian ap-
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Schacht Organized War,
Soviet Zone Paper Says
BY the Associated Press

BERLIN. Sept. 3. - Tageuche
Rundschau. the official voice of
Russia here, took sWipe today at
Hjalmar SChacht who now is a free
man at last.
"Schacht is more than enc of
many collaborators of Hitler" the
paper said. in commenting on the
German financial wizards release
from Jail yesterday. He is the
spiritual leader of Germany's mo-
nopoly capitalism.
"SchaCht organized the war by his
financial policies and even when de-
feat stood before the door he tried
TO avert it by a German-American
alliance against the Soviet Union.
We can be sure he will not keep
quiet"
SChacht was acquitted of war
crimes by the International Military
Tribunal-of which Russia was a
,member-at Nuremberg two years
ago and an eight-year denazifca-
ton court sentence imposed by a
German court was reversed Wednes-
day. by German appeals court.