davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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mes jieskoti. Pats Pittsburgho
miestas turf arti 100000 gy-
ventoju. 10 centras nedidelis,
turis aukstu manu-, bet jo di-
desniaja dali sudaro priemies-
ciai, kurie CANA toll nusitesia
ir turi savo atskirus vardus.
Bendrai visas miestas is virsaus
zidrint CANA panasus j Kauna:
miestas dvieju upiq santakoje,
aplink ant kalnu ismetyti prize
miesciai.
Nera pasaulyje kito miesto,
gaminancio tick plieno ir gele-
zies, kaip Pittsburghas. Cia ga
minama: penktadalis J. A. Vals-
tybiu gelezies, ketvirtadalis pile
no ir penktadalis stiklo. Nera
kito miesto, gaminancio tick
daug aluminijaus. Esama daug
ivairiu mokslo istaigu, tarp ku-
riu Pittsburgho universitetas,
kylas aukstyn dangoraizyje.
Baigiantis atostogoms, ankstl
ryta apleidome musu maloniuo-
sius Kairius ir atgal Chicago.
st. St.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-19
B. X. NAUJOKAS

klausytojus j diskusijas, norint
suteikti JOINS neva idomesne,
intriguojancia forma, ar kartais
nepasiekiama priesingu rezulta
tu? Ar kartais tai nesudaro dau-
geliui klausytoju atstumiancio
ispudzio?
stai ir dabar, vienoj kitoj vie
toj pasirodzius tokens teis-
mans, daznas is senuju ateiviu,
nesuprates rengeju geros inten-
cijos, axis ispucia:
- Ka, tik atvaziave j Anne
rika, jau imasi mus teisti?
Ir is naujosios ateivijos pa
| sigirsta tokiu atsiliepimu, kaip y:
Mus teise bolSevikai, teise
naciai, teise visokios skryningQ
komisijos, dabar cia vel kazkas
uzsimojo teisti! O kas jus iga-
liojo teisti? Ir as galiu JUS teis-
ii, kuo as prastesnis -.
Pagaliau, susidomejusieji ia
nepaprasta paskaitu - diskusi-
ju forma, tuo savotisku vaidini-
mu, ir atejusieji jo pasiziureti,
daugelis nusivilia, pamate, kad
teismas - ne teismas, vaidini-
mas - ne vaidinimas, nei Sis
nei tas, kazkoks suaugusiu Emo
niu keistas zaidimas 80.
Tas pacias kalbas, kurios pa
sakomos tokiuose "teismuose''
pavadink diskusijomis - visai
kas kita. Jei kartais kas ir ne
vykusiu nuomoniu pareiks, tai
tas atsitiks be is anksto paro-
dytu pretenziju j kazkoki Mesa
ma autoritetinguma. o kai pasi-
vadinama teismu, tada jau pa
sisavinama tam tikra aureole
kurios tikrumu daugeliui yra
rimto pamato abejoti.
stai, imkime, kad ir ta pat
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tinemis kainomis, gaunamas
skaicius is sesiu skaitmenu. Jis
maloniai mus apveziojo ir ap-
rode visa savo uki. Visa tai ISL
gijo lietuvis savo darbstumu ir
sumanumu. Jq Selma: zmona ir
trys slnus. Vyriausias slnus 35
metQ, jauniausias 20 metu am
ziaus. Vyr. sunus Albertas karo
metu majoro laipsnyje aplanke
visa Vakaru Europa, o dabar
yra armijos intelligence pulki-
ninkas, baiges aukstuosius tel
ses mokslus. Antrasis sunus Ed
wardas, isejes mokslus dirba
tevo bizniuose. Jauniausias Leo
medicines mokslu studentas. Vi
81 kalba graziai lietuviskai ir
yra nepaprastai malonaus budo.
Vyresnieji sunls yra vede ir
turi seimas. Ju zmonos nors ne
lietuviu kilmes, bet mokosi lie
tuviskai ir turf gera isaukleji-
ma bel aukstos inteligencijos.
Kairiu vaisinami ir globojami
ne nepastebejome, kaip praleke
keletas dienu. Paciame Pitts
burghe mazai teteko buvoti, to-
del ir daugiau lietuviu sutikti
nebuvo progos, nors seimininkas
labai norejo suvesti. Susipazino-
me SUI p. Keraicio Selma, ben
draujancia SUI Kairiu seimomis
zinojau, kad cia yra mano bu.
Ives prof. K. Pakstas, mane
Imokslo draugas dr.. A. Tarulis
|ir kit, bet negalejau jQ pama'
ltyti.
Lietuviu cia esama, bet ne
daug. Dauguma naujujQ ateivir
isvazineje j kitus miestus lai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-19
Lai$kas Ciur|ionieCianls
is AuStralijos

Veliantis tarp savuju iseivijoj
ir prisimenant ikusius mamie
ateina galvon mintis, kad gud-
resni pabego - geresni like.
Bet 81 mintis isnyksta, prisimi-
nus jus. Turin iseivijoj daug ir
ivairiu organizaciju. Figiu ir
brangesniu. Pirmosioms priklau-
so daugelis. Sumoka savo mario
mokesti, atlieka ar neatlieka
mario pareigu ir baigta. Paly-
ginti tai nera brangu. Antro-
sioms priklauso pasisvente. Ma
rio mokescio iprastine prasme
jie gal ir nemoka. Ir kasdienines
mario pareigas gal savaip at
lieka. Bet jie atiduoda organi-
zacijai savo siela, ryzta, jau-
native. siu organizaciju prieky-
je be konkurencijos stow Ciur-
lionies ansamblis.
Smalsu zinoti, ar JUS ir dabar
dar suzaidziat krepsini. Kadaise
musu krepsininkai didziavosi,
iveike Ciurlioni. Tarp ko kita,
jusu mintis = itraukti krepsini
| j tautiniu sokiQ repertuara -
nera blogiausia. Linkiu jums ne
lauru. Lietuviams tai perpigu.
Linkiu jums dygaus roziu val
niko, kuriame ziedais butumet
jus patys.
Mano asmeniski sveikinimai
Kavaliunui, Karnenui, Stempu-
ziui, Pociutei, VoleiSaitei.
Mano nuolanki pagarba p. Mi
kulskiui ir Poniai.
Jusu
J. Pyragius
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Mieli Ciurlionieciai,
Oar bunant Vokietijoj suzi-
nojes jusu rengimasi kilti Ame-
rikon, rasiau p. Mikulskiui, nu-
sklasdamas juokais jusu pirmus
zygius tame laisves kraste.
Kodel dabar vel rasau jums
Kaip toj dainoj pasakyta:
- Ne del to mes giedam,
kad zmones girdetu,
Turin liudna sirdi,
kad nustot skaudetu. -.
Esu Aastralijoj vienas is
daugelio jusu gerbejQ. Dziau-
giames, girdedami pie IS,
nors noretum isgirsti JUS pa
ius. Ne viena karta. Daug
kartu Vokietijos stovyklose jus
paguodet mus. Dabar musu gy-
venimo salygos pasikeite, bet
paguodos jauciames istroske gal
dar daugiau, nei tremties lai-
kais. Atrodo, jei JUS siandien
pas mus atklystumet, priimtu-
mem jus taip pat nuosirdziai,
kaip ir kokioj Gross-Hesepes
stovykloj, tik zymiai prasmat-
niau. Ir klausytumem jusu, II
ziuretumem jusu. O po to ilgal
atrajotumem ispudzius, kol pa
galiau patys pradetumem jus
kopijuoti. Deja, mes nebesima'
tysim. Ir tai zinoti yra truputi
liudna.
Skaitem amerikonu lietuviu
spaudoj jums priekaistu. Neim'
kit j galva. Leiskit zmoneliams
pesirodyti, kad ir jie 81 bel ts
. ismano. Bukit, kuom esat!
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vieni ir gyvena. Seimai gerai
einasi, ypac gerai dirba ir gar
seja jauna med. gyd. galvos ligq
specialiste Irena Jaseviciene -
Sakaviciute. Tenka speti, kad
il yra viena is retail sutinkamq
specialistq, pataikiusiu tikraji
savo pasaukima.
IS seniau gyvenanciu lietuviu
Columbus mieste reikia pazy-
meti iona Rouika ir jo zmona,
patriotus lietuvius, visuomenes
veikejus, Dirvos skaitytojus. Su
J. Rouika teko asmeniskai susi-
pazinti ir pasikalbeti. Kitas Sc
nosios kartos atstovas, KLEIN
Pocius, turi dvejus namus ir
restorana, kuriame 16 vasario
proga visus lietuvius nemoka-
mai pavaisines. Lietuviai j laiko
savo mecenatu. Lietuvybei dir
ba ir Paul Masys, armijos ka-
pitonas, buves Vokietijoje Re-
gensburgo komendantas, dabar
vidurines mokyklos mokytojas
ir Columbus Lietuviu BiciuliQ
Klubo pirmininkas. Minimas
Klubas terra vienintele lietuviu
organizacija Shame mieste. Nuo
Strides dirba Tribul Selma, Mrs.
Tribul yra Klubo vice-pirminin-
ke. Miss Francis Gergalilnas
gerai eina scribe pareigas ir
energingai dirba prie ivairiV
parengimq.
Is naujqju ateiviu dar tenka
pamineti DR.. Domas Jasaitis
buves Lietuvos Raudonojo Kry-
ziaus tremtyje pirmininkas, su
zmona, kun. Cukuras, pix. Lau-
rynaitis ir jo sunus kun. Lau-
rynaitis, kun. suminas, DIR. Sal
dukas, Dagys, Fetingas. Inzinie-
rius ]. Sakavicius jun. su vienu
amerikieciu neseniai isteige sa-
varankiska braizymo ir mecha-
nikos gamybos imone.
Pavieseje svetingam Columbus
mieste keleta dienu, atsisvei-
Ikinome su seimininkais ir pasi-
leidome rytu kryptimi, Pitts
burgh'o link. Juo toliau i rytus,
|juo zemes pavirsius labiau kei-
ciasi, is lygaus pereidamas
Ikalnuota. Keliai labiau vingiuotl
ir vietomis tarp kalnu siauri.
Masinos vairuotojas, prates prie
Illinois ir gretimu valstybiq ly-
gumu, net nezinojo, kad cia rel
kia isijungti kalna vaziuoJant
ir antraji begi. Velai isvaziavo-
me ir pavelavome. O tas kellu
raizgumas! Pratusiam prie Chi
cagos ar kitty nauju ir taisyklln-
gu miestp, Pittsburgh'as atrodo'
Ikaip Europos kuris painus Sc
namiestis. Paliekame miesta lr
|atsiduriame uz 10 esancioJe
Wexford vietoveje. Naktis. klal-
dziodami surandame Leono Kal-
rio rezidencija. seimininkas lr
10 zmona atsikelia is miego If
mielai mus sutinka bel priima !
namus. Is karto j axis krlnta
prabangus vidaus namq lrengl-
mai. O seimininkai tikri lietu-
vial: geri ir vaisingi.
/ L. Kairys, dar prizes pat pa
staraji kara nusipirkes keleta
akru zemes apie Is myliu nuo
Pittsburgh miesto, pasistate cia
lpuikius muro namus, kurluos
turtingai ir graziai irenge, ap-
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pacios autores isbandytu. Jo-
ie rasime, kaip pasigaminti
musu megiamuosius lietu-
viskus valgius ir lietuviska
krupnika.
Knyga irista plastika. Ja
atidarius, il neuzsivercia. Tai
seimininkems sudaro didell
parankuma. Knygos kama
$500.
Uzsakymus siuskite:
"EGLUTES" Administracija,
P. O. Box %, Brockton, Mass.
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DIRVOS. AYSYOVAI
kuruos galma kreptis visais D1RVOS prenumeratos
ir skelbimu reikalais:

i kuriuOs gama kreiptis visais DlRVOS prenumeratos
ir skelbmu reikaais:
Baltimore, Md.
Antanas Cesons 62O W. Cross St.
So. Boston, Mass.
Brunonas Kalvaitis, 545 East Broadway.
Brockton Mass.
Baciulis A., 81 Sawtel Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Jonas Papenas, 4416 so Hermitage Ave. VA 7-o1e1
Dayton, Ohio
a. Urbonas, 1902 Lamar St.
Detroit Mich.
L. Bugarauskas, 1918 Navy Ave.
Newark, New Jersey
A. S. Treciokas, 314 Walnut St.
New Yorke Brooklyne
Antanas Sodaitis, $3.50 63rd St. Maspeth, N Y.
Waterbury, Conn.
Vladas Varneckas, 2157 N Main St.
Hamilton, Canada
Bronius Vengrys, 227 Brant st.
Montreal, Canada
Stepas Kesgala 6882 Beauleu St.
Toronto, Canada
Jonas Parseliunas, 514 Euclid Ave.
Anglijoje
J. Masanauskas, SO Neufield Rd, Coventry Warwick's
Australijoje
Povas Lukosunas, Box 1865 M, GP.o, Adelaide, S. A.
Venecueloje
Antanas Dirzys, Go Crisaerias Nationales, s. A.
Apartado 1882, Maracay.
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Isigykite virimo knyga
"TAUPIou VIREJA"
Knyga paruose

Knyga paruose
p. H. Maciulyte-
Daugirdiene.
"TAUPIOJI VI
REJA" patiekia
300 ivairiu val
giu gaminimo re-
copt,, dafIo11mOj
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-11-05

This sort of sentiment and Curl
osity, too, last week prompted
your reporter to visit one of the
few Scandinavians in this country
who have taken the trouble to re-
produce memories of Scandinav-
ian-American youth and childhood
into fiction of the highest order,
DR.. Solphus WHITTIER, professor of
English literature at the Univers-
ity of Washington, is the author
of three novels linked to the same
theme, the life of Scandinavian
emigrants in the United States.
In his case, he was interested in
the life of transplanted Danes, but
within the realm of one family's
experiences he succeeded in por-
traying a way of life that was typ
ical of many Scandinavians in the
earlier days. The novels, published
Continued on Page 81
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-11-05
Two Tours For n. ". Residents
Going To Olympic Winter Games

In connection with the vi Olym-
pic Winter Games to be held in
Oslo, Norway, from the 14th to
the 25th of February, two tours
are being arranged for visitors
from the Pacific Northwest. With
the increasing interest for skiing
In this part Of the country, two
Of the leading Norwegian skiiers
soT many years mere i'm line North
west got the idea of getting the
groups together.
The two tour conductors are
Olaf Ulland of Osborn & Inland
Sporting Goods Store in Seattle
and Olaf Rodegaard, for the past
two years ski instructor at the
well known ski resort, Sun Valley,
in Idaho. For many years both
competed in many different nation
al as well as championships in the
Northwest Olaf INLAND specializ-
ing in jumping, while Olaf Rode
gard was a combined skier tcross
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-11-05
Strindberg Play
At Center Theater
Saturday, Nov. "a

The Stronger" play by Swe-
denis great dramatist, August
Strindberg, will be presented at
the Center Theater. Sth Ave. and
Bell st, Seattle, Saturday Novem-
Der "a at $40 p. m.
Great Plays Co, headed by Dean
Goodman, who is part Swedish. Of
fers this first Seattle presentation
of the one-act play. Another play
is also featured on the program.
Swedish organizations have been
asked to buy tickets on a subscrip-
ton basis and 50 far at least one
organization has responded. In
quiries and purchase of tickets
can be made by calling Fl 05s6
or ME- 5946 also ME 1920. The
Swedish Consulate at MA. 5640
and this office Ell. 5211. Tickets
are priced at SIPS.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-11-05

country and Jumping as well as
downhill and slalom. Olaf Inland S
tour is being organized by Lou
Heron Associates, Inc, Travel
Counselors in Seattle, while Olaf
Rodegaard's tour is sponsored by
Wide Travel, Portland, Ore. Both
tours are in cooperation with the
Scandinavian Airlines system.
Due to the thousands of visitors
from all parts of the world ex-
pected to visit Norway during the
Winter Games, hotel accommoda-
Continued on Page 81
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-11-05
''Y0UNG
Scandinavians"
In Seattle
Norway Center
Meeting Slated
Fer November q

young Scandinavians." newly
organized club for newcomers and
others capable of speaking Scan
dinavian languages, will meet at
8 p. m., Wednesday, November 81,
the night before Thanksgiving Day.
in Norway Center's music room.
Participation in this gettogether
will he by invitation only.
Attendance at the next meeting
should be over twice as large as
at the last meeting held Saturday
night, October 20. in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Johann Aarthun, 1890
Knox Place.
Sixteen persons We're present at
the October meeting, which was
characterized by a musicale, last
ing until 100 O'Clock the follow
ing morning. The musical turn of
events seemed quite natural and
enjoyable since there We're two
pianists, three guitarists. two vio-
linists and an accordionist pres
ent. There was also some singing
Participation by invitation was
urged because of the need to build
up a nucleus of sincerely inter
ested persons. The meeting also
agreed that programs should
largely be improvised, If possible,
by those in attendance in order to
ensure more intimacy. A skeleton
program and arrangements will be
Continued on Page 81
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-11-05

rway Center il the Crnter's Razaar
II.
large number of awards, including
a three-way combination television
set the event is sponsored by four
societies. They are Left Erickson,
and Knute Rockne lodges of Sons
of Norway Valkyrien lodge,
Daughters of Norway, and the
Norwegian Male Chorus, all of Sc
attic.
Paul p. Berg is chairman Of the
event, whose varied attractions
are well worth a visit.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-11-05

Main portions of it will be held
in the auditorium which is air
conditioned and provides additional
comfort for visitors who should
total more than those in attend
anee at the last big bazaar held
in connection with the opening of
the building last spring.
Featuring games for young and
old. a smorgasbord with many
Norwegian dishes TO be served
every evening from 6 pm. and a
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-11-05
Fast Tracks At Oslo Winter Olympics
Largest Postwar
maneuvers Held
In Scandinavia

The largest army maneuvers
held in Sweden since the end Of
the war started in the central
province of Vastergotland re-
Gently. About $4,000 troops an
$50 aircraft took part.
From September II to %, about
10000 men from the armed forces,
as well as more than one hundred
naval vessels, about 300 aircraft,
and units of the Coast Artillery
participated in maneuvers along
Swedens eastern Baltic coast.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-11-05
Seattle Author San America
Through Eyes Of Emigrants


peculiarly
nostalgia memories
penngs that couldn't we'll
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-11-05
While Mccarthy Rants, 1T Least
ONE MAN ADMITS HE LIES
sh Farmer Confessed Pastime Liar

Before had really sized him up and scrutinzed the
masklike expression of his long infexbe face Andrew
Martin, 1902 Oaks Ave, Everett, had said mouthful.
Continued under Scandinavian Americana, Page 81
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-11-05
Norway Center Bazaar Nov. 1917

big forthcoming Norway is
for November Is, l6 and IL.
, 1951-02-20
TO CONFESS

All my family likes good food,
and when something is espe-
cially tasty, they're unanimous
in their praise. Take the vege-
table soup that won their favor.
"Mmm, good" they chorused. I
beamed, but I had to give credit
where credit was due. I told
them it was C~ampbell's Vege-
table Soup. Father was amazed!
ITO make this favorite soup
eGtrG delicious, eTtrG nourish-
ing" I said, "~CampbelPs cooks
mingle choice garden-fresh
vegetables, picked at the peak
of flavor, in a hearty, robust
beef stock! All 1 do is add an
equal amount of water, heat
and serve"
Father winked: Almost a meal
in itself" he said.
, 1951-02-20
M

having discussions with Alcoa
regarding this increase and if
no amicable agreement can be
made, then a formal protest
will have to be filed by the
Virgin Islands.
Senator Buffers Report was
studied and discussed at
length, and the merits of the
Report were consiered as well
as many of the points that the
Virgin Islands Chamber were
not in complete accord. How
ever the discussion brought
out many salient points that
many of the members had not
previously considered in pri-
vate reading.
Regarding the Taxi Control
Bill, the Chamber tabled this
discussion in view of Govern
mental Executive action being
taken upon the matter.
The proposed Organic Act,
H.R. No. 2644 was read in its
entirety by Executive Secre-
tary Frederick Dorsch. After
the reading many of the items
vitality effecting the Virgin IS
lands were discussed. Among
the outstanding changes were:
election of Governor for the
Virgin Islands; Return of the
Internal Revenue Tax on Rum;
elimination of the trademark
and copyright law; elimination
of the post Of Administrator
for St. Croix; election of one
representative for each 5000
persons and 5 delegates at
large; election to be held in
odd number years. Election Of
such representatives will take
place in 1858. Legislators
would be allowed $40. per
diem salary for delegates and
members. Sessions should not
exceed 60 days per year. The
Governor has authority to call
a session for an additional 80.
days. Travel and per diem ex-
penses in accordance with the
standard of living. Election of
a Resident Commissioner and
provides for the appointment
of the Government Secretary
by the Governor.
This meeting of the Virgin
Islands Chamber is another
step in the cooperative pro-
cram SO long felt necessary.
Much already has been accom-
, 1951-02-20
AUCTION NOTICE

AT the request of Kathleen Dunlop, Executrix of the
estate Of Alexander Creagh, deceased, the Vendue Director
will sell at public auction
The Household Furniture and Personal Effects
belonging to the said estate on,
SATURDAY 3d MARCH, 1851 2 pm.
at No. l Church Street, Christiansted,
The Conditions of the Auction will be read at the time
of the sale, but the articles may be inspected before hand by
inquiry Of the Executrix, named above.
The Vendue Directors Office, Christiansted, St. Croix.
End February, AID, 1851.
Fee: $500 d. C. CANEGATA
Say Two Dollars Vendue Director.
D. c. C.
, 1951-02-20
WILL B U
WIRE HANGERS

Island Fancy Cleaners
will pay 1c APIECE for wire
hangers in disable condi-
ton. Bring in as many as
you can. Supplies have
been cut short, in fact, al
most stopped, SO we need
your cooperation in order
to continue to serve you
and to meet the increasing
demands upon us.
A FANCY CLEANER:
"On the Wharf"
Christiansted
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-01-05
Educators and the Sales Tax

with of
enough uniformed
of
of teachers the sales
Iiy, the delegate assembly the
Almost all economists and worth their salt bh
Think how
family with
$40 Already the
hidden according publication
of Many families
of
$4,000 $4,000 would little
The sales for the
tumble odd
small purchases he makes The merchant
probabilities to the in collecting the sales tax
The sales ilegti
with the bonus
added by
rs pack
the
the
1t
Apparently
workers and fight for
Nevertheless opposition the sales be
Unon the labor
LEONARD KENFIELD, In Montana Farmers News
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-01-05
COMPREHEND
UNEMPLOYMENT
REPORT ISSUED

Labor market conditions in Mon
tana during the past year, with its
record peaks of industrial employ
ment and of job insurance payments,
are the theme of the 1850 annual re-
port of the Unemployment Compen-
sation Commission states M. Joe Mil
Ter. commission chairman. At Cover
nor John Bonner's suggestion all
members of the legislature are being
provided with advance copies for
their guidance with respect to en-
ployment programs and insured I'M
employment.
"a wealth of statistical material
and employment information, Mr..
Miller stated, sis made available
through this fourteenth annual re-
port of the Commission. 1t gives of
flee by office figures on such key
transactions as job placements, re-
ferrals, new applications, counseling
interviews, employer visits, job OPP
enings received, and office visits for
the twenty-seven full-time employ
ment service offices.
Source of the compensation fund
growth is shown by industry and
again by the county of origin. En-
ployment by industry and by coun-
ty is presented for the first time.
Hours and earnings in selected in
dustries are tabulated Operations af-
fecting the u. c. trust fund are
shown, with a June 80 balance of
twenty-nine and half million and a
December balance nearly two mil
lion greater.
Benefit payments to unemploymed
Montana workers amounted to ST.,
100000 and this distribution is shown
by county residence of claimant and
BY industry in which the wage cred
is were earned
''These are only a few of the high
lights of the report" Mr.. Miller ad-
led, lit represents probably the most
comprehensive compilation on the
Montana employment subject ever
ssued. The law fixes February | as
he due date for this report; we have
that by about six weeks
o provide state officials and legis-
ators with vital information for their
eference during the important
months ahead.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-01-05
YELLOWSTONE Flu WANTS
FULL-TIME PUBLIC
HEALTH UNIT

Establishment of full-time public
health unit in Yellowstone county
is being urged by the county Farmers
Union, following approval of such
course at the unions quarterly CON
vention, December a.
In asking for the unit, the con
vention asked the city council of
Billings and the county commits
sioners to cooperate and transfer
money expended for public health
work and similar funds into one
co-ordinated public health fund for
the county. Supervision of this fund
would be in the hands of a full
line public health unit. Such a con-
soiidation, in the unions opinion,
would eliminate much duplication
OF expenditures which now exist, and
give the taxpayers more for their
Cax dollars
In other resolutions, the Flu coun-
" organization also opposed use of
car license fees for city streets; op-
posed the proposed 12-month school
term; scored as 'foes to family farm
ers those who are demanding the
resignation of Secretary of Agricul-
ture Charles F. Brannan; and asked
mat Senators Taft and Mccarthy
ana others VINO have been creating
national disunity by opposing the
falr Deal Program, be reprimanded
lor tnelr parts in weakening the ma
'lonai defense of the nation, and
urged support for a rigid excess
oro1lts tax and a graduated proper
~ tax.