davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1948-06-09
SHIPPING SCHEDULE

The SIS. JOSIAH Smell
LING" is scheduled to sail
from New York on June 3rd.
1913, and is due at Frederik-
sted, June 18th. accepting
freight for Trinidad, Guanta,
Georgetown, Paramaribo,
Guina.
Alcoa Steamship Co.. Inc.
RoB'T L. MERWIN and co.
Inc. Agents
, 1948-06-09

any funds that might
be appropriated to it. The But
ler-Miller report, which was
made after careful study, re-
oommends that the Company
charter be renewed, both for
the employment which it
would give to hundreds in ST.
Croix, and for the moral signi-
ficance of being engaged in a
productive enterprise. Ger
tainly it was very much bet
ter than an outright relief
project.
DURING the past year the
Virgin Islands have received
many very serious setbackS.
One of these was when a com
pany planned to produce but
tons had to shift its locale be-
cause of Federal laws which
literally penalized the Islands.
Another grave blow was the
tabling Of the bill to return
the Internal Revenue taxes to
the Islands, and now comes
the failure to renew the char
ter Of the Virgin Islands Com
pany. We urge the Congress
to give serious consideration
to the grave problems of the
Islands, all of which can be
relatively easy, with lit
tie effort, and normal appro-
.priations. Unless some step is
taken the Virgin Islands face
virtual collapse.
, 1948-06-09
WANTED: TO BUY

Small SturdilY built house
with modern commences
and with ! to 5 acres Of land
near town. Owner wishing
to sell please contact the
Avis Office.
, 1948-06-09

woo Charter Should Be Renewed

woo Charter Should Be Renewed
FAILURE of Congress to renew the charter Of the Viz
gin Islands Company stretches even further the dark, deepen
i~ngShadoW over the Virgin Islands. Justfiable optimism had
been expressed about the renewal of the charter following
the recommendation Of the Butler Miller report, which went
into detail as to the workings of the Company, and the place
which it holds in the economic life of the Islands. The news
that the charter was not renewed is therefore a severe blow,
and once again we find ourselves in the unfortunate position
of aimless wanderers on an uncharted course.
THESE Virgin Islands find themselves in a most unfor-
tunate position Industry and commerce offer little. With the
advent OF commercial air travel, and oil-burning ships, St.
Thomas is no longer the important fueing center it was forty
years ago. The long range bomber as a potent instrument of
war also minimizeS the importance of the Islands as a way
station and possible protection of the Panama canal. Because
of laws on the statute books of the nation we cannot manu-
facture certain articles, if the raw materials must be import,
ed, and thus, in addition to nature, man-made laws further
penalize the Islands. Nor is ST. Croix offering a way out, for
with the opening up of vast areas to the production Of sugar
cane, we cannot offer any competition. The good, old rum
for which St. Croix was known all over the world, and which
accompanied many a mariner on long voyages, has lost its
place. The sudden upsurge of rum during World War II
which helped the Virgin Islands Company to balance its bud
get was shortlived, and Scotch whiskey is again back on the
market. To add to this d~arkening picture thousands Of acres
of ST. Croix is either in virtual wilderness or pasture, all Of
which further reduces employment. The tragic story is told
in the sharp decline of the population from approximately
$4,000 in 1900 to $4,000 in 1915.
IT WAS this situation which caused thoughtful men to
look around in search for a way out, and the Virgin Islands
Company was born. Everyone knew that the Company
would not produce tremendous profits, but it was felt that
even if it operated at a deficit, which would be supplied BY
Federal funds, the place which the Virgin Islands Company
would fill in the economic life Of the Islands would certainly
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
Pliers Have Radio Trouble
 Over Berlin
0Bv Associated Pressl

From Berlin this morning comes word that two American fliers have reported a strange radio interfer- ence in the air corridor to the Soviet-blockaded former German capital. The British have reported sighting five Soviet fighter planes in the British air corridor.
 The Americans and British have been using the air corridors to fly tons of food and equipment into Berlin since the Russians blocked land and water routes
 The radio interference was re- ported by Lieutenant Patrick Rod gers of Valdosta, Georgia, and Staff Sergeant Jack Smith of Atlanta Georgia. They say they experien- ced what appeared to be deliberate and continuing electrical interfer- ence with their compasses while flying to Berlin.
 U. s. authorities already had started an inquiry into reports that the Russians might be using broad casting stations in an attempt to pull American pilots off their course. Pilots wandering out of the air corridor could then be ac- cused by the Russians of violating air rules.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
GIVE RUSSIA MORE TIME 10 MEET DEMAND

LONDON, July 8-tRt-The West ern Powers decided tonight to give Russia at least "A more hours to meet their demand to lift Berlin s food and fuel blockade.
 Responsible diplomatic officials |here said the decision was reached in a series of transatlantic tele- phone talks between London, Wash ington and Paris.
 As result, the Western Powers agreed to delay making public the terms of their formal notes calling cn the Soviet Union to restore un- restricted surface transportation be- tween the western occupation "ones of Germany and Berlin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
50ROpTIMISTS NAME
 COMMITTEE CHAlRMEN

The July business meeting of the Soroptimist Club was held at noon i today in the Iris Room of the Bara-
 nof. The annual treasurer's report
 was presented by Laura MacMillan
 outgoing treasurer.
 Committee chairmen for the ensu- ing year were appointed as follows
 Attendance, Norma Johnson; Mem-
 bership and Classification, Mernice Murphy; Civic, Mildred Hermann: Finance. Edna Lomen; Publicity,
 Alice Thorne: Program, Mildred
 Hermann: Telephone. Rebecca Fee TO; Social, Rebecca Feero; Welfare,
 Nina Baroumes; Parliamentarian,
 Mildred Hermann; Public Relations,
 Dorothy Novatney: Historian, Edna Lomen.
 A letter from Miss Lois Jung thanking the Soroptimists for the part they took in helping with the
 Mass X-Ray survey was read by
 Priscilla Parker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
ARCTIC INSTITUTE
 HAS DIFFICULTIES
 ON GLACIER SHOWS

The Arctic Institute of North America is having difficulty in get ting supplies and equipment to its iexpedition on Seward Glacier, north lof Yakutat, it was told today by Col. Patrick D. Baird, head of the h. stitute's Montreal Office, who has left the exploration party and is Eheading hcme.
 Col Baird said that the current ideal weather conditions in Alaska are not ideal for use of the eXpe- ditior's specially equipped ski-wheel !undercarriaged Norseman airplane He explained that the sun has soft ened the snow so much that it is impossible for the airplane to take off from the Glacier except about am. and that it was not always too certain.
 He said that the plane had been l delayed on the Glacier for 20 hours at one time and 72 hours in another period because of the mushiness ot the snow. The expedition has found it necessary to drop its supplies by parachute rather than fly them in Three men are now on the Glacier but are expected to be joined by others soon.
 Col. Baird, who had other kusi- ness in Montreal, left Yakutat, the party's base of operations, after lspending a week on the Glacier and l acquiring somewhat of deep sum- tan. He was flown in by Dean Good win and will leave here tomorrow He is registered at the Juneau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
Stephen Sheldon, N.. 1 haineS Businessman, Breaks Info print

! HAYNES, Alaska, July 8-lR- Stephen Sheldon, Sr, proprietor of :, a local general store and hotel sports a set of worries that are 1 the real thing.
 Sheldon explains that he was i having a touch of stomach flu and my ulcer was a little worse. ' 1 As a result he was unable to wear his upper false teeth. This was inconvenient because there is , no dentist within 100 miles of Haines.
 Sheldon's talents range from oil painting to slight-of hand and juggling stunts left over from vaud- vile and circus days. Among other ! things he carves curios out of native Alaska ivory. So he sat down and carved a new upper plate out of ivory he
 had on hand. He wore it until the
 swelling in his gums went down.
 Now, I have a spare set and
 won't find myself in such shape again. he observed Sheldon is now planning an-
 other set of false teeth. My next set" he wrote a | friend, will be more of a novelty I am going to put in mouth or gan reeds so I can play a tune without the trouble of using my | hands"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
Ice Therapy Used
 On (hiId's Severed Finger Successfully

LOS ANGELES, July 8-tR-One- year-old Sherry Lynn Plumb waved her hands cheerily to show all of her ten tiny fingers are just as good as new
 That was today, some AS hours after she had severel her right middle finger reaching for a cold cream jar at home
 Queen of Angels Hospital surg cons, who declined use of their names, sewed the finger together, administered penicillin and put her whole hand in crushed ice.
 The ice therapy was continued for two days. When surgeons un- dressed the finger it was return ing to normal.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
VOTE UNION SHOP

Sitka Local No. 2702, of the AFL Lumber and Sawmill Workers Un- ion, voted last week for a closed shop, it was revealed here by Ken Bowman. Territorial Representative for the American Federation of La- bor. Members of the local are en- ployed at the Columbia Lumber Go. sawmill in Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
SAFE EMERGENCY LANDING MADE BY
 ARMY TRAN5pORT

FRANKFURT, Germany, July 8 -tR-An American transport plane on the supply run to Berlin made a safe emergency landing today 25 miles northwest of Hof in the U. s. zone after encountering bad weather.
 Maj. Velpeau c. Denton. Jr., Paho- kee, Fla, was the pilot of the CAT, on a return trip from Berlin to Wiesbaden.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08

CALGARY, Alta, July 8-IR- Verne Castro of Richmond, Calif., won first go-round money in the Calgary stampede's steer decorating competition yesterday, slipping the red ribbon over the horn in 3 2-5 seconds.
 The time is but one-fifth of a second slower than the world rec ord set by Mel Fenstad in 1910 and tied in three occasions since.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
SILO IS WRECKED

The silo at the Smith Dairy Farm on the Glacier Highway dis integrated last night, presumably caused by gas from the silage. The loss is reported at STOOD to the silo and S3,OO0 on the silage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
COOTIE SCRATCH

Sourdough Pup Tent No. 4, Mili- tary Order of the Cootie, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will hold it's regu- lar monthly meeting tomorrow at 8 D. m in the VFW Jeep Club. All members urged to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
PELICAN PEOPLE HERE

Two persons from Pelican, Ber- tha Raatikainen and Fred Emer- son. are in Juneau, registered at the Gastineau Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
COUPLE FROM ELGIN

Visiting here from their home in Elkin, Illinois, Mir. and Mrs. Mike Sprenzel are guests at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
FROM HAYNES

B. A. Barnett of Haines is i; guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
FROM PORT ORCHARD

Mrs Mary Lieseke and Linda of Port Orchard, Wash, are visit ing at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
FROM RENAL

Here on a visit is Mrs. Allan Peterson of Kenai. She is regis tered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
FROM ILLINOIS

Here from Chicago is Mrs. Eva H. Hamilton, guest at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
FROM HOONAH

Jack Templin and Jean Welsh of Hoonah are among the guests at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
SPOKANE VISITOR

Donna Armstrong of Spokane is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
FROM KETCHIKAN

H. B. Crewson of Ketchikan is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
RIIMMAGE SALE

Friday, 1.30 D. m. The Salva- ton Army, Willoughby Ave. 32 2t
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Sale! Regularly Sells For Much More! =
9-Pc. Modern Dining Room

Just all the Storage you get in this sue The china
closet not only has shelves but drawers for linens The eedenzo
buffet boasts dower PLUS cupboord for Dishes bottles
ETC. The table lectures ends for plenty seotne
spoee. And in addition you get side chairs and arm
eor All In blonde COX and hardwood (server $65
sxtra)
Dsss Rss~ Fs's&s M Floor Vati.stos; sl Floor, Sosr
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-11

Mrs. Frank Fellows, who has beer
visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma
Scheidecker, and other relatives, was
joined here by her family. They plar
to return Friday to their home in
Fort Smelling, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Fink and son
Leo have returned home from Cal
ifornia. Mr.. and Mrs. Fink spent
a vacation with relatives and friends,
and Leo, a corporal in the marines,
received his discharge at Oceanside
and accompanied his parents to
Laurel.
Allen Lumsdon's ninth birthday
was celebrated with a party last
Tuesday at his home. Guests we're
Connie DeWald, Patsy Green, Donna
Bondurant, Jerry Heiser, Larry Her.
man, Norman and Russell Anderson,
Leonard Fichtner, Johnny Cantrell,
Richard DeWald and Allen, the hon
or guest.
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Busby are
entertaining a number of out of
town guests. They are their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Brake, their son Richard
and their twin son and daughter,
Leonard and Linda Brake, all of
Libby. Also guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Busby are Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Carlson and children Jerry Rae and
Gail, of Puyallup, Wash.
Friends report that Mrs. Jens
Tonne of Billings, former Laurel
resident, who had been hospitalized
for some time, has returned to her
apartment at 807 North Twenty
eighth street, Billings.
Members of the Rebekah lodge
have learned that Mrs. Mayme Hen
Gerson, formerly of Red Lodge and
now residing in Missoula, is serious
ly i'll in a Missoula hospital. Mrs.
Henderson is secretary of the Mon
ana Rebekah assembly.
Members of the Dorcas club en-
tertained at guest day Sunday at the
Congregational church. Attending
were members of the ladies' aids of
Hardin, Worden and Billings. Fol-
the afternoons program a.
lunch was served.
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-11

Mrs. John is home from a va
cation spent in Red Lodge and Hell
ena. In the latter city she was a
guest of her niece, Mrs. Tom
Heaney, and family.
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Crow and
family plan to spend the next week
with Mrs. Crows mother, Mrs. Joe
Kozanda of Columbus, who has been
i'll.
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-11

Mrs. Jacob Bait and her son-in-
law and daughter, Nj. and Mrs. Jake
Frank and children of Park City,
visited last week with relatives at
Sidney.
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-11
The Outlook Says:

Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Dolven and
family left for a two week AGA
ton trip and a visit with relatives
at Flathead Lake.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02
PABALTIJO TREM-
TINIU SVEDIJOJE
GEDULAS

Birzelio 13, svedijoje trem-
|tiniai Estai, Latviai ir Lietu-
vial bendrai minejo savo tautu
skausmingas 1941 metu Birze-
lilo 14-17 dienas, kada desimti-
mis- tukstanciu Pabaltieciu boil
sevikai treme uzkaltais langais
gyvuliniuose vagonuose / Sibi-
70 tundras, Kazakstana, Vor-
kuta.
Stockholme, Birzelio 13, Ro-
mos Kataliku katedroje, susi-
rinko pamaldas Lietuviai ir
Latviai, kur Latvis Kun. Vilnis
atlaike iskilmingas sv. Misias,
vargonais pritariant p. Rama
nauskui. Lietuviai suvaziavo
net is tolimQ apylinkiu.
Vakare, Engelbrekts bazny-
cioje buvO- bendros pamaldOs,
kurias lake svedu vyriausias
pastorius Sven Danell, EstV
Arkiv. DR.. job. K0pp, Vysk. j.
O. Lauri, Latviu dvasiskiai o.
Sakarnis ir J. Pilmanis.
Pc pamaldu, kur buvo mel
dziamasi uz visu trijq tautQ
Sibiran istremtuosius, kalbejo
Estijos ministras H. Laretal
Latvijos ministras V. Salnals
ir Lietuvos ministras Vyt. Gy-
lys:
Koncertineje dalyje dainavo
Stockholmo Estu Vyru choras
vadovaujamas kompozitori u S
V. Tubin, Latviu choras, vado-
vauiamas T. Reiters, ir Lietu-
viu choras vadovaujamas v
Ramanausko.
Shame minejime, be Pabaltie-
ciu is Stockholmo ir tolimesnlV
apylinkiu, daug dalyvavo IL
Pabaltijos tautu biciuliu sve-
du V. Dainoras
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02
PAKELTA ALGOS

The H. ]. Heinz Co. sutare
SUI unija ir pakele savo Pitts
burgho dirbtuves darbininkams
algas po 81 centu valandai.
81 kompanija taipgi pranese
Jog ives savo darbininkams Sc
natives pensiju plana.
Aluminium Co. of America
baigia susitarti SUI CIO unija
dvieju metu naujai sutarciai su
10 nuos. algu pakelimu ir tue
budu tiki bus isvengta 10000
tos unijos darbininku streiko.
CIO United Railroad Work
ers unija, atstovaujanti 10000
darbininku Pennsylvania gele-
zinkelio linijos keliu taisytoju
ir siaip darbininku, pareikala-
vo 25 centu valandai algu pa
kelimo. Prize to nori sutrumpi-
nimo darbo savaites nuo 48 Xxi
40 valandu ir kitu dalyku.
Tarybos uzvedama Philadel-
phijoje.
Lokalas 613, CIO UERMW
darbininku Pittsburghe, kurie
dirba Chalmers Mfg. Co. MS.
dirbtuveje, didele dauguma bal
su isrinko savo prieS-komunis-
tinius narius j Lokalo valdyba
ir ismete kairiuosius ir komu-
nictuojancius.
Woodhill State Hospital C1O
unijos nariai nutare issimesti
is United Public Workers uni
JOS, del to kad toje unijoJe
vyrauja raudonieji. Tos ligoni-
mes Lokalo pirmininkas John
Zaruba, Jr., pareiske jog sitas
iu zygis yra pradzia visuotino
plysimo tos unijos, kuria rau-
donieji Waldo. Pc issimetimo is
uniios, prie tos ligonines 1877
tarnautoju prisidejo dar "a
nauii nariai, kurie pirmiau ne
norejo. neapsikesdami komu-
nistais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02
PENNSYLVANIJOJE
PITTSBURGH
TRAFIKO NELAIMES
PASOKO PITTSBURGHE

Trafiko nelaimese uzmusimu
skaicius Pittsburghe padauge-
jo symet 25 nuosimciais, kuo-
met Xxi sios savaites pradzios
nuo Sausio l uzmusta 40 as
menu. Pernai per ia laika uz-
musimu ir suvazinejimu buvo
apie 80.
Policija ryztasi imtis griez-
tesniu priemoniu ir labiau bau-
sti trafiko taisykliu lauzyto-
jus.
Pittsburghe ypac pasidare
didele problema grit automo-
biliais vazinetojai. To katie
didumoje yra teismu, kurie la
bal lengvai praleidzia girtus
trafiko taisykliu lauzytojus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02
ATVYKO 16 LIETU-
VIII Is EUROPOS

Birzelio 25 d., laivu MARI.
NE FLASHER atvyko 16 Lie
tuviu tremtini uis Vokietijos
kurie issiskirste pas gimines
ir draugus.
Plus Bielskus, USA pilietis
apsistojo Valley Stream, NY
Jonas JanuSevicius, USA pi.
lietis, apsistojo New Yorke.
Vytenis Maurutis, USA pi.
lietis, apsistojo Waterbury, CT
Bronius Devynduonis, apsi-
stoio Baltimore, Md.
Viktoras Raulinaitis, USA
pilietis, apsistojo Detroi t
Mich.
Jonas Chatkevicius, apsisto-
jo pas broli, Bridgeport, Conn
.Pranas ir Kazimiera Jakai
apsistojo Richmond Hill, NY
Margareta Kristopaitiene, u
SA piliete, SUI dukra Valerija il
sunum Romualdu, apsistojo
Spring Valley, NY.
Pranas Linkus, apsistojo pas
broli, Chicago, III.
Bronius ir Ona Mazeliai, SUI
sunumis Valdemaru ir Jurgiu,
apsistojo Cleveland, Ohio.
Atvykusius be giminiu ir
draugu pasitiko Lietuvos Gen.
Konsulato Attache A. Simutis,
kuris atvykusiems padeio at
likti formalumus. L. G. X.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02
Detroit, Mich., Naujiiienos
ATVYKO ADVOKATAS
V. RAULYNAITIS

Birzelio 26 d. cia atvyko bu-
yes mano kaimynas advokatas-
ekonomistas Viktoras Rauly-
MATHS. Jis yra gimes Shanan-
doah, Pa, bet auges Lietuvoje,
Suvalkijoje. Jis atsiveze tipis-
kus Suvalkieciu paprocius, is
sireiskimus ir buda bel galvo-
sena. Neseniai penkias dienas
iSbuvau su savo sesute, o cia
dar vienas Suvalkietis ir jau,
rodos, atsiduriau Lietuvos Sir
dyje ir pajutau kaz koki stip-
ruma.
Tx. net visos zinios tokios
geros ir malonios. Kitu keliu
atejo ir ziauri zinia is tos pa
ciuos Suvalkijos. P. Kripas,
skaitydamas is Lietuvos gautas
zinias apie bolseviku nuzudy-
tus Lietuvius, names paklause,
"gal pazistate NC, rodos nuo
Jusu krasto?." ''Taip', atsa-
kiau, 'artimas giminaitis, jau-
mas, stiprus vyrukas'.
10 atsakymas buvo, kad jis
bolsevikq 1916 m. nuzudytas.
(Siame Dirvos numeryje skel-
biami SILAVOTO valsciaus
bolseviku nuzudytu sarasai. =
Redakcija.)
Ir kai randi visa ellie pazista-
mu vardu, kuriuos palikau dar
zasis ganancius, susmunka ge-
ra savijauta, pranyksta dziuge-
SVS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02
.JAU GAVO DARBA

Kai pradejau sias eilutes ra-
syti, tai mano svecias adv.
Raulynaitis SUI p. Gliaudzlu
(seniau cia atvaziavusiu), buvo
iseje darbo jieskoti. Ir stai, jie
grizta su darbu. Reiskia, tik
trecia diena po atvaziavimo ga
vo darba.
Kick jau cia yra is tremties
atvykusiu visi greitai suslrado
darbo ir laimingai gyvena. Rel
kia atsiminti, kad nauiieji gy-
ventoiai ir cia vieni Kittens pa
deda, O dar ir Europoje llku-
sius gimines ir pazistamus ge-
rokai remia.
Galima pajusti, kaip musu
"seniu" nasta palengva zemyn
smunka. M. SIMS
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02
BALI Seimos Spo-
lily 1915, Chicogoj

Kaip jau skelbta, BALF'o
metinis seimas siemet yra
kvieciamas Spaliu-Oct. 1916 d.
Chicagoje, Morrison Hotel. Visi
skyriai yra prasomi is anksto
ruostis dalyvauti Shame seine.
Sia proga nuoSirdziai krei-
planes i BALI skyriu valdy-
bas prasydami talkos:
(D Itraukti j savo skyrius
daugiau nariQ.
(2) Artimiausiu laiku steig-
ii Lietuviams Apgyvendinti
Komitetus.
(3) Testi, kur tik galima,
drabuziu rinkimo vaju. Drabu-
ziai yra labai, labai reikalingi.
(4) salia drabuziu vajaus,
arba visai atskirai, vykdyti
maisto rinkimo vaju. Tremti-
Mai didziausiu maldavimu pra-
SO gelbeti ju vaikucius, jaunuo-
meme ir ligonius. Jiems reikia
ypac riebalu, kondensuoto pie
no. Priimkite, rinkite ir siuski-
te tik toki maista, kuris yra
skardinese Gin tin cans).
(5) Skyriu valdybos, kurios
nera pranesusios savo sastato,
maloniai prasomos tai padaryti
dar 81 menesi.
Visiems giliausia padeka uz
bendradarbiavima.
.BALF'O Centras.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-02
MAINERIQ ATOSTO.
6TOGOS

Apie $4,000 maineriu Pitts
burgho distrikte pradejo save
10 dienu atostogas. Kiekvie-
mas ju gavo po 500 atostogu
pinigu. Tas sudaro iSviso net
penkis milijonus dolariu, kurie
greitai pateks j visokiu biznie-
riu kisenius.
Pc Liepos A svenciu jie SUI
girls dirbti j kasyklas jau SUI
lyg naujo kontrakto, kuri mai
neriu unijos vadas John l.. Le-
wis pasirase SUI kasyklu kom-
panijomis.
Kaip sutartis pasirasyta, vi
81 minkstos ANGLES kasejai
gaus po 81 diena mokesties
daugiau. Vieni maineriai tue
patenkinti, O kiti sake jie tu-
rejo gauti algu pakelimo po So
j diena.
kadangi Birzelio 80 baigiasi
sena sutartis, 81 svente butu
pavirtus j visuotina angliaka-
siu streika ir po Liepos 5 var
giai ar maineriai butu gryze
dirbti.
Maineriu senatves fonda is
teigus, nuo dabar kompanijos
mokes ia fonda po 20 centu
nuo kiekvieno iSkasto ANGLES
tono.
Kasyklu savininkai sake su-
lyg sios sutarties su uniJa, an
giles kama pabranginama po
SO centu tonul.