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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-01
AORTOS OPERACIJA LIE.
TUVIU DUKRELEI

Kovo 2 d. Detroit Times
dienrastis labai placiai aprase
apie Antano S. Kudziaus dvejQ
metu, taip vadinamos blue ba-
by, dukrytes Sharon Ann, Sir
dies ir aortos operacija. Apra-
symas ir paveikslai uzeme be-
veik visa puslapi. Mat, pirma
karta Detroite darant tokia
operacija, buvo leista kores-
pondentams dalyvauti 6peraci-
jos kambaryje.
Mergytes sonkauliai buvo
palenkti j Sail taip, kad trijQ
daktaru rankos galetu dirbti
apie sirdi. Pagrindine Strides
gysla = aorta buvo pakrypusi
ir ia reikejo atstatyti i norma
liza padeti. &a operacija darant
reikejo nupiauti net kelias gys-
las ir jas suvesti i normalias
linijas. Tokia nepaprasta ope-
racija reikalavo didzlau o
stropumo. Operacija truko be-
veik iris valandas. Bet il buvo
sekminga ir Sharon Ann Ku-
dilute gyja ir augs normal
mergyte.
Operacija padaryta Art Cen
ter ligonineje, daktarq: A. T.
Johnson, D. E. Ranney If u
F. Christman.
Mergytes tevai visa lalka
lauke ligonines prieskambary'
ie. Tai buvo jiems ilgiausias IL
labiausiai jaudinantis laukl'
mas, bet, po operacijos dukry'
tes staiga paraudusios lupyteS
JUGS taip nudziugino, kad vlsk$
pamirse pro asaras pradeJe
Sypsotis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-01
SVARBUS LIETUVIU VETE'
RANU SUSIRINKIMAS

Detroito apylinkes veteranai
raginami dalyvauti specialia-
me susirinkime ateinanti SEX
madieni, $3.50 pc pietu, Armo-
no saleje, Oath St., prie R.R.
Bus svarstoma daugelis svar-
blu reikalQ. Veteranai iesko
vietos klubui ir mano per pora
savaiciQ ia gautl.
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sALPOS VAKARAI

sestadieni, kovo 26 d., Armo-
no saleje buvo suruosta socia-
listu 116 Kp. vakaras-vaka-
riene ir sokiai. Pelnas tremti-
niu salpai.
Sekmadieni, kovo 27 d., bu-
vusioj Lietuviu svetainej ivy
ko BALFo skyriaus vakaras.
Abu vakarai buvo pasekmin-
gi Nj. Sims
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Radio KLUBO VEIKLA

Radio klubo visuotinis su-
sirinkimas ivyks 81 sekmadie-
nj, balandzio 3 d. 5 val. PIP,
international Institute, East
Grand Blvd, prie Dubois. Su-
sirinkimas turejo ivykti PEREZ
ia sekmadieni, bet buvo atide-
tas, kad nepakenktu BALFo
parengimui.
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SVARBIU JAUINIMO
KLAUSIMU


KLAUSIMU
Su giliu idomumu ir zingei-
dumu skaiciau DIRVOS veda-
mali APIE JAUNIMA is kovo
25 dienos.
Ne pirmas ir ne paskutinis
rasinys jaunimo ir ietuvybes
palaikymo klausimais musu
iseivijoje. Siomis temomis as
pats daznokai rasydavau VIE
NYBEE puslapiuose 193S-40
metals.
Paw, Brooklyne, kur lietu-
viz priskaitoma apie 10000
neturime nei vieno jaunimo
vieneto, kuris placiau pasi-
reikstu savo vaidmeniu. Net
lietuviu veteranu is lI-ojo Pa
saulinio Karo nepajegta sukur-
ii posto bent aprepti savie-
stems reikalams.
"Vienintele iseitis butu =
sukurti grynai tautini lietuvis-
ka jaunimo zidini, kuriame vel
Xmas butu pagristas tik lie
t1IviSkais tautinio susipratimo
ir kulturinio veikimo tikslais,
paliekant nuoSaliai religinius
bel politinius tikslus, kur jie
priklauso".
sios-, frazes kaip tik tinka
buvusiai ikurtai Brook y n e
1899 metals Amerikos Lietu-
viu Tautinio Jaunim0 Sajun-
gal
siai sajungai ir konstitucija
buvo paruosta ir jau buvo rem
giamasi ikorporuoti. Sajungos
kuopos jau tveresi ivairiose ko-
lonijose. Vykstant Pasaulinei
Parodai New Yorke, S-gos tve-
reiai savo iniciatyva susauke
atvykusio jaunimo masini su-
sirinkima. Organizacijos kuri-
mas buvo uzgirtas -. Uzejes
nelemtas karas visus pasauke
ginklo ir karo laikas visus is
blaske. Grizus jau buvo per-
sunku issklaidytuosius sugau-
dyti. Ir taip nelemtai organiza-
CHA ''mire" placiose jaunimo
masese nepradejusi veikti.
Kurt tokia tautinio jaunimo
organizacija prada dave gal
but vietos jaunimas, veikes:
Lietuviu memo teatre; Gelezi-
nio Vilko Drive; Dariau-Gireno
Aero Klubas; Long Island
Merginu Birutes Klubas; Da-
riaus-G -Gireno Klubas; LietuviQ
Futbolo Komanda ir ellie kitQ.
Keliuose vietos tautinio jauni-
mo organiZaciju atstovu susi-
rinkimuose .nutarta buvo steig
ii Amerikos Lietuviu TautiniO
Jaunimo S-ga, kurios augimas
skyriais jau buvo pradejes
plestis ivairiose kolonijose. Jau
buvo isteigta IL skyriu.
Statutas, organizacijos kon-
stitucija buvo isleista ir is
siuntineta skyriams uzgirti ir
priimti. Tautines organizacijos,
paskiri veikejai, klubai buvo
uzgyre sios S-gos kurima.
ALT. j. S-gos konstitucija
kaip tik ir atitiko DIRVOS
"Apie Jaunima" iskeltas min
tbs ir organizacijos kurimo bu-
tlnuma.
.Ka pasakytu dabar senesnie-
il musu veikejai ir organizaci-
ju kolektyvai?
Reikia cia pridurti,. kad A.
L. T. J. S-gos pirmininku buvo
Vitalis Buksnaitis, vice-pirm.
Juozas Grajauskas, sekr. Pet
ras Juknys, izdin. Elena At
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0 dabar eisime j karcia-
ma, ponia -. Bet j padoria
karciama. zodi 'padoria"
tarsi primyniau su koja, nore-
damas padaryti aisku skirtu-
ma tarp svarios, jaukios ir
zmoniskos ;. karciamos ir su-
rukusios lindynes, kurios sve-
ciai buna is gyvenimo vagos is
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-01

ir kitais metals ir dar kitais... ;.
PERSU ARBATELE
Per Tarptautini Institute
buvome pakviestos su p. Dou-
van pas viena. persq kilmes
daktara ir jo zmona j arbate-
lie, tikslu sukelti pinigu naujo
Institute statybai. sio daktaro
pavarde keista: rasoma Hart
man Lichtward, bet taria Lai-
tvat. Sic persai abu cia gime,
bet jie su misijonieriais yra
ilga laika praleide Persijoj,
mokydami persus religijos.
Ponia Lichtward viesnioms
pasirode persiska suknele, uz-
dengtu veidu ir net akamis.
Sake, jau ir Persijoj 81 mada
panaikinta, bet senesnio am
ziaus moterys dar nesiojancios.
Kilo klausimas, kaip jos gall
matyti uzdengtomis akimis.
Tada il parode akiu dangtuka,
kuris visai juodas, bet per il
ziurint matosi. Jis padarytas
is arklio plauku ir labai retas.
bet is lauko to nepastebeti.
Viesnias suzavejo ne persu ar
batele, bet didziausia kolekcija
persisku kilimu, kurie, cia per-
kant, kainuotu keliolika TUX
stanciu doleriu.
Sake, persai esa labai nesva-
rus zmones. Jiems nuvykus
Persia, seimininkai nero d e
virtuves, mes, girdi, kai atei-
viai pamato ju virimo meto-
dus, tai ilgai negali valgyti.
Isviso, persu kultura esanti ze-
ma.
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kaz kas nesuprantamo. Pasu-
ke kelis zingsnius sail, atsi-
radome Strumskio lik eriu
krautuvej. Jau buvau girdeJes,
kad Strumskis susiprates EMO
gus. Norejau ir cia panaslal
pasielgti, kaip pas Ginku.
Bet -. bet gerai ir padariau,
kad susilaikiau nuo tos pagun-
dos. Nieko neisejo: j ta grazia
krautuve musu knygai durys
neatsidare :. Gal del to, kad
toll krautuve nesenai buvo api-
plesta 49,.
(Bus daugiau)
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MINEJO GIMTUVES

Antano ir Veronikos Aleksy-
nu sunus Gediminas minejo sa-
vo 21 metu gimtuves, pereita
sestadieni, kovo 26 d. Ia pro-
ga jam buvo surengta Sur
prise party.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-01

New Yorko vykusi taip va
dinama "Kulturine ir moksline
konferencija pasaulio taikai
remit be perstojimo buvo pi-
kietuojama. Dalyvavo ir lie
tuviai, kurie buvo paminetl
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MIRUSIEJI

Joseph Stanevicius, SO metQ,
gyvenes 23O4 Hewitt St., Ham,
tramck, mire staiga, kovo 22,
Laidotuves ivyko penktadie-
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RENGIASI VELYKOMS

Kunigas j. Cizauskas sv.
Jurgio choristus moko najas
misias, kurios pirma karta bus
giedamos per Velykas.
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NELAIMINGAS BUICKAS

Radio choro vaidintojai rem
gia juokinga komedija NE
laimingas Buickas", kuri bus
suvaidinta buvusioje lietuviu
saleje Atvelykyje, balandzio "a
diena.
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SVEIKSTA

Mrs. Anthony zukauskas
sveiksta Henry Ford ligonine-
je po operacijos.
Rozalija Stankiene po sunkios
ligos sveiksta mamie.
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(Bus daugiau)

sLIETUvA TIRONQ
PANCIUOSE - teisy-
bes zodis apie tai, kas
atsitiko SUI Lietuva. 312
pusl. kama -. $500
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me stambus pirkliai :. Kelly
simtu svaru ''bosas" is Primo
zvilgsnio pasirode labai simpa-
tingas. Jaucio krauju pamar-
ginta priejuoste, raudonai pa
dazyti pirstai ir visa stambi
Vikriko isvaizda is pradziu ma
ne truputi nugasdino. Bet po
pirmu zodziu tuoj pat pama-
ciau, kad tas zmogus, tai svie-
sus mesininkas. Kai jam pasa-
kiau, kad noriu uzrasyti lietu-
viska knyga anglu kalboj, tai
ant jo veido nesukrutejor nei
vienas raumuo. Lyg automatis-
kai panere ranka kisene ir
istrauke penkine.
- Prize knygos uzrasyk man
ir DIRVA.
- Palauk, cia yra dar vienas
mesininkas, - sulaike name
mano geroji palydove, kai ise-
jome j gatve.
- Ar toks pat, kaip Vikri-
kas?
- Paziuresi = pamatysi ;.
Vos tik viena koja permetes
per slenksti, paziurejau ir pa
maciau 80.
- Ponia, cia nieks neiseis
= lyg norejau trauktis atgal.
- Nebuk Tamosius netike-
lis - tarsi name pabardama,
nutvere p. Valaitiene uz alku-
mes, prireme prie sienos ir isa-
ke laukti, kol tas mesininkas
atpiaus savo klijentui sveikos
raudonos mesos gabala. Pasto-
vejome ilgokai. Pagaliau atejC
musu ellie. Prielankiai pasvei-
kinome ir jau norejau pradeti
kalba apie knyga.
- Tai kokios jums mesos
reikia? - tas klausimas buvc
paleistas anksciau, negu as ga
lejau istarti, ko as noriu.
= Tai gal jus pirma nu-
pirkute cia viena tokia knyga
- pradejau, kaip saltu vande-
niu perpiltas. Musu mesininkas
ispute axis, paziurejo j mus
nuo koju Xxi galvos ir, tur but,
pamane, kad mes esame is be-
prociu manu- ;. Kaz ka sumo
sikavo rankomis, sucype ka2
kokius garsus ir, pastveres
peili, nuejo piaustyti mesos.
- Tam tamsuoliui nesaky-
SINE net good bay, = pa
snibzdejo man j aust ponia Va
laitiene ir, po Primo nepasise-
kimo, be zodziu vel atsiradome
gatvej. Isejes paziurejau, kokS
tos mesines numeris ir kokis
pavarde uzrasyta ant to mesi
ninko galvos. Tu daviniu cis
neskelbsiu, mes manau, kad to-
kios galvos nera lietuviams ido
mios.
- Tai gal dar turf cia kok
nors mesininka? - jau su juo'
ku kreipiausi j p. Valaitiene.
Nenusimink, del viene
(sioj vietoj il pasake zodi, de
kurio kiekvienas lengvai -lsi.
zeidzia, todel as j palieku ne
parasyta) -. Wis tick turgus
bus. O dabar as tave nuveslu
pas Ginku >. sios gatves ly-
deri.
Pas J. Ginku jau buvau
daug kartu buves. Bet ST sykl
atejau SUI spaudos reikalu. Mel
zodzio nesakes, ko as ateJau,
sedan ir israsiau kvita uz kny-
ga. Kai kvita jam padaviau, jls
linksmai nustebusiomis akimls
isismeige j name ir uzmetes
ranka ant peties, pasijuoke:
- Tai tn Wis dar neatsisa-
kai nuo diktaturos -. 1r Pa
jauiis apie tave sake, kad tn
tikras fasistas -. Taip nesi-
elgia su mumis net ir geriau-
sieji musu spaudos kaimynai...
Paimk ir Rasteniui iris dole
rius uz DIRVA.
l..
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ZINIOS is BROOKLYNO
RaSO Petras Juknys

vietos didziuosiuose laikras-
ciuose. Lietuviai pikietavo vi
sas dienas be nuovargio!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-01

nuo 1887 metu, zinojo ir naudojo ia
garsu skilvini toniSa, liuosuojanti
preparata, Triner's Bitter Wine
(Kartuji Vyna). ST moksliska for
nlula sutaisyta is specialiai parink-
tn pacios Gamtos Saknu, zoliu ir bo-
tanikalu. Jis veikia svelniai, lengvai,
ir tikrai prasalinimui uzkietejusiu
medziagu is zarnu. Gaukite bonka
Triner's siandien ir patirkit jo ste
binancia pagalba pats. (Pastaba:
jei negalit gauti Triner's is savo ar
timos vaistines, pasiusk $3.50, kar-
tn su savo vaistines adresu, j: JOS
eph Triner Corp, 4O53 w. Fillmore,
Chicago, ir jums tuoj bus pasiusta
didele Is OF. bonka Timers apmo-
ketu paStu.)
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Detroit, Mich., Naujien0s

tavo Strides lr darbo. Todel
mes ir siemet dirbome ir gal
ir kitais metals ir dar kitais...
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brook|yno Didziojoj gatv6j
Neprasyto zmogaus apsianl<ymai


{ Tesinys is Ito numerio }
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Valgyk Geriau,
Isrodyk Geriau,
.JauSkis Geriau

Nera reikalo tureti ia
"niekas nemiela" jaus-
ma wien tiktai del pa
prasto uzkietejimo ir
nuo to paeinanciu SIM
ptomu! JUS galit butt
toks pat gudrus kaip
tnkStanGiai kitu kl1rie
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mestieji Sios zemes vaikai.
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Visi cia paminetieji asmenys
uzsimokejo uz knyga po $500.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Atom Hearings Near
End Of Public Phase

The Senate-House Atomic En-
ergy Committee today neared the
end Of its long public inquiry into
activities of the Atomic Energy
Commission.
Commission officials said they
plan to finish their rebuttal to
the charges against it Monday
Chairman Mcmahon has an
nounced he will personally call at
least one witness-William Web
ster, chairman Of the Aces Mil
itary Liaison Committee-but has
set no date.
The end Of the public hearings
will be followed by lengthy closed
door sessions into charges by Sen
ator Hickenlooper, Republican. of
Iowa that the commission has
been lax in security matters. He
plans to call approximately 20
individual cases to the attention
of the committee.
The sixth week Of hearings
wound up yesterday on a note of
caution from DR.. Enrico Fermi
University of Chicago scientist.
He said the public should not ex-
pect to find any large-scale de-
velopment of atomic power for
competitive industrial use around
the corner"
DR.. Fermi, one Of the key men
in the construction Of the first
atomic pile, or furnace. IN Chi
cago in 1912, said it will be many,
Evening star., 1949-07-09

Deal" social and welfare program
when Mr.. Truman urged them In
his January report. now can be
advocated as useful props to pub
lie purchasing power-as the
Senate Labor Committee did in
the minimum wage bill report.
Stress on More Business. y
The January economic message
was concerned primarily with in
fiation. 1t called for standby"
power to control prices, wages and
the ALLEGATION of materials, and
for a $4,000, 900 900 tax increase.
Mr.. Truman seldom alters his
policies. But it is known that his
Council of Economic Advisers has
urged him to adopt a lesser goal"
for tax increases. and even to lower
some excise levies. Some other
officials have suggested that an
other call for price and ALLEGATION
powers would be inappropriate
now, but Mr.. Truman has shown
no sign of changing his mind.
However, officials and legislators
who have talked with him in recent
weeks say they expect far less
emphasis on these aspects Of his
policy. and far greater stress on
the business boosting and income
raising programs.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Man, 50, Injured by Car
Under H Street Viaduct

Luther White. so. of 1924 Min
nesota avenue Sc. suffered a
broken leg and head injuries yes
terday when struck by an automo-
bile under the H street viaduct
between First and Second streets
NE.
He is in Casualty Hospital in
undetermined condition. Police
reported Mr.. White alighted from
an automobile and walked into
the center roadway between the
supporting columns when he was
struck by a car driven by Charles
j. Weber. 81, of Jacksonville, Fla.
No charge was placed against the
driver.
Six-year old Joseph Jordan, COL
ored. of 1903 Sherman avenue
NV. suffered head injuries last
evening when he was struck by an
automobile in Barry place near
his home. He is in Freedmen's S
Hospital in undetermined condi-
ton. Police reported he ran into
the street between parked cars
and was struck by a car driven by
Lewis B. jenkins, A, of 1904
Thirty fifth avenue, Hyattsville.
The driver was not held.
Evening star., 1949-07-09

has never made known his views
on the subject.
But MI. Gray made 1t plain
that as far as he was concerned
liberalization of the Guard still
was necessary for a unified, air.
tight national defense structure
for use in case Of sudden attack.
At the same time. he said he was
greatly encouraged" by what he
termed "a great improvement in
the morale of Army reserve forces
in the last six months"
\ Last October Mr.. Truman or
dered the Army and Air Force to
institute vigorous" reserve pro-
grams because Of criticism Of those
programs.
II have just returned from an
inspection trip to Fort Meade
(Md). where saw Reserve Officer
Training Corps units in summer
training" he said. 1T was a great
experience for me to find such an
improvement in morale, and, as
far as that is concerned, in the
units as a whole, too"
He added that the Army would
make every effort to continue to
improve and bolster its programs
for reservistS.
Evening star., 1949-07-09

policy, from the standpoint OF
cushioning violent swings OF boom
and def1ation.
Co-ordinator Provided.
Creating a presidential assistant
to coordinate the Governments
various methods of attack on job
lessness. One of his duties would
be to certify areas as being in dis
tress and thus qualified for special
Federal help.
There were indications that an
effort will be made to get the bill
to the Senate floor before Con-
gress adjourns. The strategy, one
informant said, Is to make it a
substitute for the Murray Spark
man bill. offered early in the ses-
sion, to broaden the lending pow
ers of the Reconstruction Finance
Corp.
This automatically would refer
the bill to the Senate Labor Com
mittee, where the Murray-Spark-
man bill now reposes-and where
the new measure is considered
likely to get more sympathetic
treatment than in the Finance
Committee.
The midyear economic message
Is a regular White House report.
It has assumed prime Importance
this year because, of sagging busi-
ness activity. rising unemployment
and the anxiety these trends have
produced.
Higher Output Called Vital.
Informants said Mr.. Truman
will not gloss over the trouble
spots. But he will interpret them
as the aches and pains which must
be suffered as the economy re-
adjusts itself from a violent post
war boom and adjusts to the long
pull Of peacetime.
A steady. long-term rise in the
country's production, he Is re-
ported as planning to say, is vital
If the country is to enjoy high en-
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Guard Troops En- Route
To Viroinid Beech

District National Guard troops
are moving toward Virginia Beach
Va. In preparation for the annual
training encampment Of the 260th
Anti Aircraft Artillery Group.
A small contingent of 35 officers
and men left the Armory Thurs
day to attend a cooking school.
Another contingent Of "a officers
and men left Washington yester-
day. This group will prepare the
barracks at Camp Pendleton.
The main body Of troops. headed
by Col. lie Roy S. Mann will leave
tomorrow,
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Gray Firm on Plan
For liberalization
|0f National Guard
By John A. Giles

The proposal that control OF
the National Guard be taken
from the States and given to the
Army and Air Force us just as
valid today as 1t was . year
ago." Secretary Of the Army Cor
don Gray said today.
In his flrst public statement
since becoming Secretary June
20, Mr.. Gray, who last year
headed a six-member interservice
committee which unanimously
recommended liberalization OF
the Guard, said in an interview:
II haven't changed my mind
on that and anyone who makes
the statement that I would ex-
change my integrity for appoint
ment to this job Is absolutely
wrong"
The politically powerful National
Guard Association recently said
that it would not oppose Mr.
Gray's confirmation by the Sen
ate "in view of certain assurances,
with reference to the future OF
the Guard"
II gave no assurance and have
given no assurance whatsoever,
and Mr.. johnson defense Seere-
tary Louis JohnsonD also tells me
that he has given no assurance to
any one" Mr.. Gray said.
The Army Secretary said the
matter of changing the status Of
the Guard would be studied again
by the National Military Estab-
liShment's newly formed Civilian
Components Board. Mr.. Johnson
and President Truman have asked
former Secretary of War Robert
P. Patterson to take the chair
manship Of the board, but he has
not advised them whether he will
accept.
The Gray Board came up with
its politically explosive plan after
an eight-month study and after
hearing several hundred witnesses
testify on just what should be
done about the armed forces re-
serves. The Guard Association
promised a showdown fight in
Congress. The late Defense Sec
retary James v. Forrestal recon-
to Mr.. Truman that the
Air National Guard be Federal
lied but that the ground units
remain in their present status.
The White House did not act on
that suggestion and Mr.. johnson
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Yeoos Enter Afro-Americun

The Washington Office Of the
Afro newspaper, 1900
Eleventh street NV. was entered
last night by burglars who at
tempted to break into safe, po-
lice reported. Ralph Matthews,
one of the editors. reported to
police that the building had been
entered through a basement win
dow and the knob and hinges OF
the safe broken off.
Evening star., 1949-07-09

ployment and high purchasing
power over the years. absorbing
new workers in the labor force and
avoiding periodic depressionS.
Various factors would go into
such a production rise. The Sem
ate Labor Committee suggested
last night that a boost in the
minimum wage from 40 cents an
hour to 70 would bolster purchas-
ing power against recession" The
committee, which has unanimously
Endorsed legislation for such a
raise, made Ahe statement in its
formal report on the bill.
In repeatedly setting his sights
on a 100000, 100000 target for
production-the sum total Of all
goods and services produced in
any year, called by economists
the gross national product"-Mr.
Truman is calling for an output
we'll beyond any volume heretofore
seen.
Brannan Plan Favored.
In the last quarter Of 1948 pro-
duction was measured at an an
nual rate of 1854 900 100000. But
the downturn was already taking
hold; in first-quarter 1949 the
rate dropped $11 900, ,000. 900 lower.
It Is believed to have dipped
again in recent months; the ex-
tent will be shown in the forth
coming message.
The President, 1t is reported,
will call for adoption Of Secretary
Brannan's production payment"
plan to bolster farm income; for
Federal plant-expansion loans;
and for the preparation of a ready
to-use shelf Of public works prof.
ects. a. ... .-...-
He is expected to renew his ap-
peals for broadened social Sc
curity and jobless pay coverage.
and for higher benefits.
Such measures, generally re-
ferred to as part of the Fair