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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
Produce Markets

Bsltimor. quotations furnished by tn,
United states Department Of Agriculture:
Apples-Eastern supplies insufficient te
Potatoes-Nsw market slightly weaker
lo0-pound sacks; q 8, 10 tunlets other
VASE tee S Sd.hel f 6sssets GsessI
| 2.65-7b; South Carolina, sebsSos, washed
10000; D. 8. Is, size 3, .unws shed, 8 IS
s s,ss; s.s9sa soo-2'' fs" higher un'
sweet Potatoes-Market slightly weak.
er. Maryland bushel baskets, Goldens. U
8: Is. fey, Z 90; New Jersey eush.l han. I'M,
u bushel. few. 2 100.
s sss shss. es,o.: a .5a. 4.
sS * ss'F i.nar CO. ehc,e. S's
most mostly S $50 . .str. f sne1 mostis soo
yiTsini., SDsrsd.d. Isfss' sso:a 90 sSAi me.
' snap Beans Weaker,
Snap, beans-Msrket slightly weaker
S S.es. hsmD:5 9Id' soa IRR't c.re efa.
sralls seod ausl sa' 5o.s o. few sss,
sSt 6" P peor. 49, ,sna,1 ousis.
Linz, Lima es. beans, MARKET. 'lishotly weaker
Cabbase-Market slightly weaker, bush.
Carolina. l.75-2 90; pointed. %, 80
pound sacks, round, South Carolina. 1-T5-
ZOO. North Carolina. l'.-bushel crates
round, l.7b:
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry-Market about steady: tradins
slow: receipts moderate fryers 3-S n
pounds, $3.50. mostly 1929: fowl teol-
ored). few. mostly around 40; iishtveishts
Deghorns), very few, $3.50. according 70
weight.
Grain Market.
Fiour-Receipts. 1850 100 pound sacks
Wheat-Receipts. 4o,15: bushels: ship.
ments s3,p54 bushels stocks. 3,242. IS !
| bushels; No. 2 red winter garlieky,, spot
domestic, 2.42; MAY. 2 AZ; No. red win
| ter gsrlicky, spot, 2 as
Corn-Receipts 22.72s bushels; ship
ments none; stocks, 42c $50 bushels
Oats-Receipts, 1887 bushels. ship
| ments, none; stocks, 39.les bushels: nc
quotations.
noh se'' Stocks. se9s.ss4 bushels as '''""
ments, none; stocks; 40 All bushels:
Sovbeans-Receipts. ba,ce4 bushels
shipments, none; stocks, 353 21S bushels
Milheed-Receipts. 2l7 tons.
Butter and EEEs.
Egss--Market steady Ieeeipts moderate
$3.50 p l:rses so-s2; current receipts
"Reeeihpsts-sutt.r. soaso sounds; .ss.
I nEA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

Hsufiy eaiss en- ths Kxthanss To-day;
IL 90 An 100 600 IL 90 noon 35o coo
Ium. go 600 2:o0 . N. 600 GO
.Unis Of tfadine 10 snarsa 'la ssnk.
cndef he Bankruptcy Act or ssruy3t -
assumed b such eempsnisaL Rates Of CIV.
sdencs In the foregoirs tacle are annual
- semi-annuai Destination qrlsss ether
wise noted. sosetal or extra dtvstsn6s afs
not included cid Called IE divtes51
isss ,ssr. tpayssIs y ssesE sssinsiss
go ysr: e 1890; z. fsss ,s.,
d nsid sftsr sack eivi6snd OF spiit- 20
Declared o. esid sais. year. % aceuEyls.
.hsssyeaY. afyiaenl on1Tte1. 9sfsyre1 er n
aetna tskep 81 lass dfvt4ene meettng
. 6scisss1 iS4s pssskls o isxs: L,snI:
- vsins saasssfninsS = 1sslsszsas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
Foreign Exchonse

NEW YORK. May II r-yersisn 81
lars others in eentsI.. csns1ian celia
IN New York oeeg Earsst Al. Der Ger
UNCHANGED
Eqrcpe-orsas Britain tpoansI, 90
Of y Of cent: Great .Britatn sn-6a'
srf.stn' so-Ssy futures. . D. Cd 9
. cent; GREAT Britain. ao-esy fssares
3 ~, os - o; Q cent; Prsnse franc
May xxe6 rate. WIS: April eoisss
sweden Irons. ass urekanss6 s~1t-
fertana Urantl .frest. ~ 20 ~ N e'
cent
Latin Amerita--Arsenssns sf-esH, 70 %
unbalanced. Brazil fresl. 3 10. rrehaaReo
Msxtco II 50 unfrsrRss
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Heeht Stockholders
Approve Increase in
Shares 10 100000
By Edward G. Stone

Stockholders OF the Hetcht Co.
meeting in Baltimore yesterday
authorized an increase in the out
standing common stock from the
present 100000 shares to 1900 ,000
shares.
Oficials said that the company
has no intention OF issuing the ad-
ditional stock at this time Hecht
common is listed in the Washing
ton Stock Exchange and sold yes
terday at 222s.
Permission was granted to re-
state the number of shares OF
Hecht preferred as 53.760 instead
of $4,000 to reflect retirement OF
2,240 shares in the last two years
Women Study Finance.
i, Six hundred women attended
the first of three classes in invest
ments given by Merrill Lynch
Pierce Fenner 81 Beane in Glen
denen Hall, American University
last night. Between 1900 and l.
300 women applied for enrolment
q number which exceeded all ex-
pectations. The overflow will be
taken care of in course next fall
Francis c. Hunter. resident
partner and manager of the
brokerage firm, was astonished by
the interest shown. They all had
notebooks and they all took notes,
he said. There were more house.
wives than others, the rest Of the
group including Government
clerks, secretaries. statisticians.
doctors. lawyers, school teachers
and newspaperwomen.
Thomas w. Brahany presided.
while Harold Williams. Miss Eve
Ign Burr and George Galleher,
members of the staff. gave the
investment talks and answered
questions which came in great
numbers.
Bank Declares Dividend.
Directors Of the National Capt.
tai Bank have declared a semi
annual dividend of so cents per
share (5oo) payable June 30 to
stock of record June 20, George
A. Didden. jr., president, an
nounced today.
James j. O'Malley Of Wilkes
Barre was reelected chairman of
the Federal Savings and Loan Ad-
visory Council, meeting here with
the Home Loan Bank Board in a
three-day session. The council
discussed conditions affecting saw
ings and loan associations which
form a majority Of the 3.770 in
situations connected with the
Home Loan Bank.
United Air Lines few 1871 per
cent more revenue passenger miles
in April than a var ago and IL
per cent more than in March.
Heard In Financial District.
More than 400 are expected to
attend the Fred S. Gichner Iron
Works 51st anniversary celebra-
ton Saturday night at 1914
Twenty first street NV.
The Southern Railway Co. has
asked for bids on $7.500,000 equip
ment trust certificates by June 3.
Garfinckel stock Is analysed by
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath in
this weeks review.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
Iron Ore Shipments
Log Behind Yeor Ago
BY the Asseeio.sd Press

CLEVELAND. May l7.-Ship-
ments OF Lake Superior iron ore
from upper lake ports last week
were 2,467, 698 gross tons COM
pared with 2,727.672 in the same
week a year ago The Superior
Iron Ore Association said the sea
son total for this year. however
was 1884 .657 gross tons com
pared with 13,2e0.s67 a year ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
Business Briefs
Business Failures decline to !

Business Failures decline to III
in the week ended May IL VS.. 1913
in the previous week. but remained
we'll ahead of 100 in the like 1948
week-Dun & Bradstreet. In the
like week of prewar 1889. the total
was 32l.
National Sugar Refining Co.
raised the price Of refined sugar
"a Of a cent pound to 8A cents,
effective next Friday.
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. cut
wholesale and retail prices of kerr
osene in New York. New England
and Pennsylvania. Philadelphia
price cut to 119 cents from 1877.
Associated Dry Goods Corp. sales
In three months ended April 80
totaled 34,659,262. drop Of 1870
from the same 1948 period.
Crosley Division, Avco Mfg.
Corp. announced new table
model television set with 12K2-
inch picture tube and frequency
meditation radio for $349.95. 1t
produces a picture Of IS square
inches.
American Airlines reported its
planes carried record 3.288,271
ton miles of freight in April. ar
increase of 500 from the previous
month and 96.7oo above the same
1948 month.
New York State Electric & Gas
Corp. registered with the SEC
10000 shares of 500 par cumu-
lative preferred stock to helr
finance retirement of $4,000, 900 Of
short-term notes and new con.
struction. The company previ-
ously registered $4,000 common
shares to be sold for the same
purposes.
Celanese Corp. earned $6,047..
624 or 95 cents a share in three
months ended March 81 VS.. So
743.930 or $1.62 year earlier.
Caterpillar Tractor Co. net in
come in four months ended April
80 was $5.938.937 or $3.15 VS.. ST..
$50, 4s2 or 80 cents in the same
1948 period.
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
earned $3,509,273 or $1.44 II
March quarter VS.. $2,782,547 o.
SLIP a year earlier.
Ronson Art Metal Works, Inc.
net for March quarter was 81 1856
651 or $2.32 VS.. $1,142, 1853 or $40!
in the same 1948 period.
Transcontinental e. Western Air
Inc, had a deficit of $3,264.536 II
March quarter VS.. net loss or 3d.
914,235 a year earlier.
Pantepec Oil CO., C. A., report.
ed net income of s4,190,726 OF
$1.40 in 194s VS.. $3,319,6o7 or Sill
In 1947.
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Corp. earned SAC, 400 in March
quarter VS.. sI,0l5,366 q veal
earlier.
Publicker Industries, Inc, had
deficit Of $40l 1888 in March quar-.
ter VS.. profit of $1,386,212 in the
same 1948 period.
Dallas Power g. Light Co
earned $2.519.5l0 in year ended
February % VS.. $2,550,533 in thu
previous year.
Florida East Coast Railway ne
income for March quarter wa
$366,141 VS.. $457,367 in the same
l948 period.
Suburban Propane Gas Corp
earned $164,ss0 or "a cents Il
March quarter VS.. $149.571 or 2
cents q year earlier.
Walt Disney Productions report
ed n deficit Of $29,245 for 81,
months ended April 2 VS.. profit o
&6s,12s or Q cents In the sam
pariod last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

NEW YORK- MAY II ar,---cosasn fB-
lures Hsetsatse within Q sH-fsntE-s-se3s
rarEs IN dur fo-enecn igs6ins teest
Thsrs was . Isek Of frsh NEGATIVES "a tht
mafksi. with rsv efea eevsloprsoa SIX
too far renewed 70 have EHch esfesE sfs
feet % seat srsenf
Traders cle net aatssssats o rsres1sas~
Of almost perfect growing weather ss tss
eotton belt iast stARan.
soen prices we're unehanfse - Is ssrts
bale lover than tas cssxtoSs close JAY
sssss Orscesr. 20 IL. and Dec~ms<s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

Baltimore & Ohis Railroad
handled e2.s44 cars Of freight In
the week ended May IL W. asst
In the previous week and se.s2s
IN the like is4e week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

Bowser, Inc, had q deficit Of
1886. sos in the March quarter vs.
q net loss Of &los,24s In the same
1913 period.
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK MAJ = - Osgatnet
1tSIaget
Pc sik ~ FsS
Es}s 10 geIrrf ssss
Omitted
Crshasr 4 Sexton go pts
IFFtsBlst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
Washington Exchange

National MortEsss A Investment rfd 49,
| 80 a. ~.
Capital Transit <s-sI 600 a, e7s.. u 600
o.rnnss.i 4.~ pfd-loo a, -.
Ga rfnckei eom-50 at l5hs
American TIE! q Tel rights-2So Of s-aa
American Security d TRUSTS 81 -
Washington Gas - IS pfd-lb a, pRss.
American Tel q Tri-lh at l4l's.
Washington Gas como al gSts.
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Wdwd 4 10th pr tnevl tbl Iu5
H dividend. Book closed Plus
extra or extras aPaid 80 far this year
Paid In le4s u Unlisted. vi When
issued. II FL rEhts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

buCy-Erle RUE
tBucyrus pf =
fBudd Co Of s.
Billiard Co hg-.
Burling M l ha
tBurl Mills Of 4
Burl Nils cvpf3h
Burr Add M so
Bush Term Mf-.
Butler Bros -.
tButler Of Az
CALF PGK2ha
Callahan Zinc
Calumet g. Hsc-
Campbell wy 1g
Can Dry GA so
team Southn B.. I
Can Pac Ry Ag.
Capital Airlines
Caro- Pw a. 1t q
Carrier Cp Iag-.
Case J ! 1.60g
Caterpil Trac 3
CelaneseAm sos
fCelan ~ Of 2
Celanese 1st Az
Celotex Corp .
CentHudGas So
Cent&sWCp 80
Cerro de Pas IN
Certn-td Pa Goa
Champ P&F 1g-
tChamp p pf ~
Ches & Ohio g.
Chi Corn go -
Chi b East III
| Chi&E Ill A 1g-.
Chi Great West
Chi Grit West Of
Chi Ind h l. B
Chi Nil st PEP
ChiMSP&P pf4s
Chi d N West 20
Chi Il N W of s.
Chi Pneu T Nj
Chi r I d Psc 3.
Chi r T&P of B.
chrysler 2hg--
CHM G&E 40
Gin @ a. E rt z
CIT Finan s
City Invest go.
lCity Prod 2h
Clev Elec n 2. 20
CeveGraph .40a
Clinton Ind 2 40
Clopay Corp
Cluett ply hR
tCoca-Cola A s.
Colgate-P-P "a
Collins d AK l.
Col Fuel d II II
Col Fuel&1r pf1
fColo&so LIST Of
Col BroadB .70E
Colum Gas Sc
Columbia Ptct
Col a. SO oh Eel
Comb Eng s 2
ComlCredit $50
Conl Solvts ! w.
Com with Ed w
comwl & South
Com&So pf4hk
Condo Mast I
Cons Cop SOC
Cons Eds 100.
Cons Nat Gas O.
Cons vultee
fConsumP pf4h
Contain Cp pf4 3
Cont Baking Ia
Cont Can hg---
Cont 1nsur "a
Cont Motor I0R
Cont Oil Del 2s-
Cooper-Bess 2
Cop Range so
tcorn Ech 2.sol
Corn Prod s 90
tCornProd pf =
Coty Inc
Crane Co I ,60s
CHAMBERLAIN ]
Crown Cork Ia
CROMWELL 1.60g
Crucible Steel
cudahyPack 80
Curtis Publish
Cur Pb Or Of 3a-
Curtiss-Wri l.
Curtiss. VIZ A g.
Cutlr-Hm I goa
DANA CORP l.
tDana CD 3Apf
Davis Chem ] VI.
DaytnP&L 1.So
fDaynPLpfA3a4
Dayton Rub &C
Oecca Record VI
Deere d Co Ia
Deere Of 1.4o
Del P & L .60e
Den e. r q w lE
Den&Rdw piss
Detroit I'd 30
Oct ST. CO -
De vilhlss Ag--
Dia Match ! "
Dia Match pf1 "
Diana Stores &C
Dist Coru-Ses ]
Divcc Corn i 80
DR. Pepper go
Doehler-Jrvs %
Dome Mines 10
Douglas Are 80,
Dow Chem .e0s
Dow Chem pf q
u fDowChm2pfSA
Dresser Ind B.
pH Point 2hT---
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

tMarshF pf AZ
Mart-Parry Ia
Mathieson hg
May Dept Str D.
MaytaE Co Ia
Mccall Corr Q
Mcintyre 2.01s-
McKesS&R $40
McLell Strs 1 ha
Melville Sh l 80
Mengel Co 10 =.
tMengel Of az.
Merck d Co ----
Aerck&Co pf3h
MerrittC &S1 90
Miami Cop AZ
Aid-Cont Pet 3
Ainn-Hon M "A
Min-Moline sos
Minn-Mo 2pf1h
Minn&SLRy hg
MINI Min 2.<o
Mission DIV .35g.
Mo-Kan-Texas-
Mo-Kan-Tex pf-
Monsanto ca 3
Mont OAK OF so
Mont Ward %
Morrell&Co I "
Motor Prod 1g-.
MotorolA Ia -.
Mullins Mfg Ia
murphy pf a.
Murray Crp l.o0
NASH KIN. 80
Nat Airlinea
NatBiscuit I Goa
mat Biscuit DIT
Nat Can hs---
Nat Cash Rec %
Nat City Lin ~
Nat Ccntnr .30G
Nat Dairy $50
Nat Dept Str 10
Nat Distiners 2
NatEn& AG
Nat Gypsum Va
Nat Lead IL
mat Lead pfA7
Nat Linen 90
Nat N&StC Ag-
Nat Steel ! AR
Nat SUE Ref a.
NatSupply I. 6oa
Nehi Corr 70
NetsnsYBro SOC
Newberrv JJ2-
N Eng n Sys 30
Newpt Indust-
NY Cent RR hs
N 7 Chi d q L
N Y n II d Hart
n Y N II q b If
N Y ShipoG as-
Noblitt-S i.e0a.
Mona Ese Sf--
N0rl a Webt o.
Nor Am Avia L.
Nor Am Co hh-
No Nat Gas .45g
Nor paciae 1AR
No Sta PVT .S6G
Northwest Airl-
Gorwalk Tire
OHIO xDu B..
Ohio OIL 10
Okla 0&x pf 30
Oliver Corn Ia
toliysr II a.
Omnibus Corr.
tomnihus u g.
oppsnhsim Col
otis Rsvaa IN
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-08

tai eSantl pagalba vletlnel MIG
B administracijai ivykd y t ]
nauja deportacija is Pabaltijo
Partizanai
X, budamas aukstqju parei-
glnu soferis, SUI jais yra daz-
mai lankes Vilniaus stovyklai
priklausancias vokieciu belais-
wiz stovyklas valkininkuose,
Dizonyse ir Alytuje. Valkinin-
kuose ir Dizonyse buvo malku
ir misko medziagos gamybos
komandos. Alytuje buvo Viii
niaus belaisviu stovyklos bull
viz depo. siu kelioniu metu
jam ne karta teke susitikti su
lietuviais partizanais. 1948 me-
tu rugsejo men. viduryje, jam
bunant Valkininkuose, j vokie-
eiu belaisviu stovykla busta
uzejes vokieciu kapitonas (Rit-
terkreuztraeger), kuris kvietes
visus vokiecius eiti su juo j
miska pas Lietuvos partizanus.;
Be vokieciu uniformos jis de-
vejes ant kaires rankoves lie,
tuviska trispalve, kaip lietu-
VIC partizano zenkla. CPS.
Tikriaiusiai, tai buvo sovietu
isgalvota provokacija, mes tu-
rimom Union, partizanai yraI
tik lietuviai, ismeginti ir visais
atzvilgiais patikimi. Kitokie ne
priimami).
Ypac stipriai partizanai pasi-
reiskia Prienu miske. Per 81
miska visi transportai ir atski-
ri rusu automobiliai yra lydimi
rusu tankeciu, nes be apsaugos
masinos yra sunaikina m o s.
Niekam nepaslaptis, kad rusai
partizanu labai bio. 1948 m.
rgsejo men. Prienu miskus va
lie rusu daliniai. Jie turejo di-
deliu nuostoliu, partizanai ma
zai nukenteje. Partizanai esq
gerai ginkluoti, kaip sovietis-
kais, taip ir vokiskais ginklais.
Prienu kautynese jie vartoje
net minosvaidzius. X tvirtina,
kad j pietus nuo Vilniaus apie
20 KIN: rusai. yra nesaugus, mes
mes Sis, rajonas yra stiprus
partizanine veikla.. Manoma,
kad partizanai turf rysl su
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-08
Lenkijos partizaninio sajldzio
organizacija.

LenklJOS parClzanlnlO S4JuQzlo
organizacija.
zinios is Klaip6dos Krasto
Is rusQ karo belaisves 1947
m. yra grize Bic klaipediskiai /:
Ramonaitis, Klumbys, Nelai-
miskis, Barcas, Leo. Jie dabar
gyvena Usenes apylinkeje, Pa
gegiu apskr.
Svareitkiemiu dvare, kur ru..
sal yra isteige kolchoza, dirba
Sic asmenys: Milkeraitis, Gi-
bis, Butner, Gustav ir Kiauker
is Autleiciu. Buves zydo Dim
binskio dvaras Usenuose taip
pat yra paverstas kolchozu.
Pagegiuose, silutsje ir Til
zeje buna turgai. Kainos esan-
Clos labai aukstos. Litras deg
tines kainuoja $50 rb. Gwen
toju nuotaikos esancios blogos.
Pastaba: Gauta pakartotinq
ziniu, kad Vokietijos rusq 20
noje yra pakartotinai regis
(Perkelta { j sta pusl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-08
DepOrtacijos

IS Vilniaus Lukiskiu kaleji-
mo kas treciadieni budavo is
vedamos nuo pusantro Xxi tri-
ju tukstanciu zmoniu grupes
stoti ir is cia tranportuojamos
i Rusijos gilun1a. Suimtuju ko-
Iona lydedavo labai stipri ap-
sauga, ginkluota net kulko-
svaidziais. Vilniuje yra net %
kalejimai, is kuriu suimtieji
vezami j Sibira. Apie masinius
TERMINUS X-ui neteko girdeti.
Pastaba: Nesenai suzinota,
kad prizes kuri laika perbeges
j britq zona rusu dezertyras
papasakojo, kad 1948 metals
rugsejo men. Is d. is Rostovo
ir kitty vietoviu isvyko j Lie
tuva ir kitas Pabaltijo valsty-
bes daug MGB pareigunu. Esa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-08
[ Atkelta is 3-cio pusl }

(Atkelta is 3-cio pusl
kus. JOINS x kas rytas vezda-
yes is stovyklos piena. 194s
metals prizes X-ui isvykstant is
Vilniaus, belaisviu administra-
cijoje ivyke pakeitimu. Vyriau-
sioji belaisviu bustine trims
Pabaltijo valstybems buvusi is
kelta j Minska. Minske yra IL
kusi didele belaisviq stovykla,
kurios zmones state plenta
Minskas Maskva.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-08

Visu gyventoju pasai tikri-
nami kas 4-ios savaites. Imo-
nese pasai surenkami ir nune-
sami j milicija perregistruoti.
Taip pat budave perregistruo-
jami ir belaisviu dokumentai.
Jeigu gatveje patikrinimo me-
tn nerasdavo reikalingu pase
atzymejimu, tai toks pilietis
bldavo suimamas. Neturi n t
reikalingu dokumentu mieste
sunku issiversti, mes kontroles
daznos ir milicijos daug. Viii
niaus milieijos stabas yra Ira
ku gatveje Mr.. 81.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-08
Ljetuvoje 1948 metals

tai esanti pagalba vietinei MIG
B administrator ivykd y I'll
nauja deportacija is Pabaltijo.
, 1949-10-04
Public Reminded Of
Herring On Wuge.
Hour Low Tomorrow

The public is reminded of
the hearings to be held in the
District Court room tomorrow
night at $50 by the members
of the Municipal Council.
Those interested are urged to
attend as this will be the last
opportunity employers and EN-
ployyees will have an oppor-
tunity to express their views
before final action is taken
to make the bill a law.
Thursday night a similar
meeting will be held in the Po-
lice Court room in Frederik-
sted at $50.
, 1949-10-04

0OV1ElS 49,.
Chinese Nationalist Govern
ment has made a direct pro-
test to the Russian AmbaSsa-
dor for recognizing the Com
munists. Moscow claims that
the Nationalist have ceased
to exercise power in China.
Formal notice has been given
the Nationalist that diploma
tic relations are at an end be-
tween them and the Russian
, 1949-10-04
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Answers

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|. About 1000.
2. Santa Fe, New Mexico, found
ed by the Spaniards in 1909.
3. Forty-eight muscles.
4. Daniel Webster and William
Jennings Bryan, !.
5. Robinson Crusoe, "by DAM
ell Defoe.
, 1949-10-04
TRUMAN ADM. TO
CIVIL
RIGHTS FIGHT NOW

AS part Of a strategic plan,
the Truman Administration
has decided to abandon all eff
forts to put through any civil
rights legislation in this SEES
sion of Congress.
Majority Leader Scott Lucas
said that Fair Employment
Practices legislation would be
The first to be offered at the
opening session Of the Con-
Bress in January.
A senate committee has al
b voted 9 to 2 to recommend
enate confirmation of Judge
, 1949-10-04

bench. Plans to call the form
er legislator for questioning
1as been dropped.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-03
Better Care For Small
Forest Holdings Urged

A bill aimed at improvement of the
forest resources Of the nation is now
under consideration by congression-
al committee Testifying before the
committee, Dr.. r. B. Symons, Dean
and Director Of the Maryland Elk
tension Service, pointed out that 312
million farmers own a considerable
share Of this country's forest lands.
About Sc per cent Of their holdings
are in tracts Of less than 100 acres.
These small holdings are Of i'm
mediate concern, according to Dr..
Symons. because almost three-quart-
crs of them are being managed with
out provision for future crops Of tim
Der. He stressed that our timber
needs of the future must be met by
growing trees as a crop on the cut
over forest land and on other land
best suited to tree production.
Farm Income Affected
He pointed out that sclective cut
ting and better management can not
only improve the forests but can add
considerably to farmers income. He
expressed the opinion that intensive
educational programs could help the
nation achieve both these goals.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-03
HOYES

Mrs. Leslie Deal entertained the
following relatives and friends at six
O'Clock dinner, Thursday evening,
honoring Mr.. Deals 10th birthday
anniversary: Mr.. and Mrs. jefferson
Deal, Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Deal and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Haenftling and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Darius Fike, Mr.. Fred Bowser, Mrs.
Agnes Burkholder, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Bowser and sons, Mr., and
Mrs. Raymond Bowser and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Griffith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Herring and daughter
and Mr. and Mrs. Randall Wilbun
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Shank and
daughters were in Friendsville, on
business, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rodeheaver
and son Reed, Mrs. S. A. Rodeheaver,
Mrs. Mason Rodeheaver and sons
Gerald and Duane, and Mrs. Whit
Dewitt were dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Dewitt and daugh-
ter. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Deal and
family were supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Randall Wilburn and family,
Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Fratz was a guest of
Mrs Roy Shank, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dewitt and
family, Oakland, were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Meirell Wilburn and sons,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur +. Dewitt and
daughter Anne, were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Dewitt, Tuesday.
Mrs. George Vail and Mrs. Ross
Speicher spent Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Randolph Wilburn.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Speicher and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Merell
Wilbum and sons attended "Thc
Singspilation Service of the IIarbol
Of Lights" broadcast at Uniontown
/ Pa, Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Spocrlein were
supper guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Webb
Dewitt, Sunday evening.
Mrs. William Enlow is surgical
patient in Memorial hospital at Cum
berland.
A picture framing school was held
at the home Of Mrs. w. W. Dewitt
on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Dear
born and Mrs. Wilson Bills, of Grants
Vile were in charge. Thirteen mem