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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-01
Election of Fraley
Confirmed By Senate

The election Of Neil c. Fraley as
state senator from this county was
confirmed Monday night by the State
Senate, in session at Annapolis.
Fraley's election was contested by
his Democratic opponent, former
Senator Bernard |. Gender. Official
returns gave Fraley 5000 votes to
3,079 for Gender.
The Senate adopted by unanimous
voice vote the report of its elections
committee which denied Gonder's re-
quest for recount. 1t also adopted
the committee resolution that Fraley
sis entitled" to the four-year term.
Fraley had been seated conditional
ly at opening of the General Assem-
bly,, pending final action by the cleo
tions committee
II want to express my thanks to
the fair, impartial and non-partisan
manner in which the committees APP
preached this problem Senator
Fraley declared. Addressing himself
to the other senator's, he said "for
each of you, the election was over
last November. For me it was not
over until few seconds ago"
In reporting unfavorably on Con
ders petition for a recount the COM
mittee "was of the unanimous opin-
ion that the facts alleged are 50
skctchy and ephemeral that it is
bound under the law to recommend
denial g..
The facts presented by Gender
with the committee reactions were
| listed as follows:
/. That one ballot with an erasurc
on it was counted. However, it APP
peared that the witnesses did not
know for whom such ballot was
voted.
?. That in two precincts it APP
peared that the general public was
permitted to be present during count
ing Of the ballots. There is no evil
dence in the depositing that persons
who went in and out of the polling
places were not watchers, challengers
or other people legally entitled to be
present.
3. That one of the officials left the
polling place at Mt Lake Park dur
ing the counting. There is some hear
say to the effect that no substitute
was appointed, but the committee
feels that hearsay should not be con-
sdered in matter of this impor-
! lance.
A. In one precinct man and a
woman were observed in the ballot
booth together There is no evidence
as to why they were there, as to
whether or not one was an official as
sisting a handicapped voter to mark
ballot, or, in fact, as to whether or
not either of these persons was then
voting.
1t was a forcgone conclusion last
week that the Senate would follow
the recommendation of the elections
committee, but Mondays action made
; it official.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-01
Business Men Will
Discuss Possibility
of Factory Here

A special meeting of business men
and members of the Mt. Top Chamber
of Commerce, has been called fol
tomorrow evening, March ,, at 1916
p. M, at the William-James hotel
following the regular meeting Of the
Oakland Rotary club.
Charles L. Briner, secretary to the
Chamber, said letters had been sent
out inviting all businessmen to the
meeting, as the result would affect
each one of them.
Possibility of securing small
dress, blouse and skirt factory fol
the town, will be discussed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-01
VINDEX MINER
FATALLY INJURED
in AUTO CRASH
Driver Released on Bend After
Hearing on Charge of Man
slaughter by Motor Vehicle

William Franklin Stewart, 80, of
NindeX, died early Sunday morning in
the Garrett County Memorial hospital
at Oakland where he had been adj
mitted suffering from fractured
skull. The injury was the result of an
automobile accident which occurred
near Swanton on Saturday night.
Thomas Whitacre, Jr., u, Vindex
youth, was being held in the Garrett
county Jail on $500 bond following a
hearing Monday before Magistrate
H. A. Loraditch in Oakland on
charge of manslaughter by motor
vehicle. He furnished bond and was
released on Monday evening.
He was driver of the car in which
Stewart was riding.
-Four other persons were hurt, two
seriously, when the automobile in
which they were riding crashed into
an electric pole, one of those carrying
$4,000 volt line of the West Mary
land Power company.
Badly injured, according to Dr.. L.
|. Baumgartner, deputy state medical
examiner, who investigated the mis-
hap along with Paul w. Fisher,
sheriff, and Trooper Robert Henlinc,
were the dead mans wife, Mrs. Wan
da Harvey Stewart, %, who suffered
possible chest injuries; and Leo Tas-
ker, Is, who had a compound fracture
Of the right femur bone, a simple
fracture below the knee Of the right
leg and a broken left wrist. Both are
patients at the Monongalia General
hospital in Morgantown, W. Va.
Also hurt in the wreck were the
driver Of the 1911 Plymouth sedan
and Betty Lou Michaels, Is, both of
whom had minor bruises and abra-
sions. They were treated at the Oak
land hospital and released.
Whitacre was questioned at length
by Dwight Slower, States attorney
Henline said the accident occurred
about $3.50 p. M, on Maryland route
135 as the car was travelling east to-
ward Swanton. He said Whitacre APP
palently lost control of the wheel and
the vehicle smashed into the power
pole, shearing it off at the base. The
car then careened several yards away.
The electric line caused d fire among
some trees nearby until the current
was cut off.
According to the driver, Henline re-
lated, the group had left VindeX and
were enroute to Westernport.
Stewart, coal miner employed
near Morgantown, is a native Of Vim
deX and the son of Mrs. Ada Trout
Stewart and the late Jesse Francis
Stewart. He was veteran of World
War II and served three years over
seas. He belonged to the United Mine
Workers of America.
Surviving besides her mother and
widow are two brothers, Marshall, at
Ktzmiller; and Albert, at NindeX;
three sisters, Mrs. Riley Evans, Kitz-
miller; Mrs. William A. Tasker, Vim
dex; and Mrs. Oliver Dixon, Mason
town, w. Va.
Funeral services were conducted on
Wednesday afternoon at ? o'clock
from the kitzmiller Methodist church.
Rev D. w. Hare, pastor of the Pente-
costal church at Deer Park, officiatcd
and interment was in Nethken Hill
cemetery, Elk Garden, w. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-01
Lists New Regulations
on Garbage Collections

New regulations on garbage col
lections for Oakland were announced
this week by Joseph limbaugh, may
or. Collections are to be made on
Thursdays and Fridays.
The collector will cover the east
end south end and hill sections and
Center street on Thursdays, begin
ming at a. m. On Friday he will be-
gin at $50 a. M, in the business see
ton of town, and then cover balance
of the town.
Regulations call for all garbage tC
be in containers with lids, and ashes
in baskets or some containcr that will
not fall apart when wet.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-01
Special Service Planned

There will be special service on
Friday evening, March ,, at 7 O'Clock
at the Church of the Nazarene on 18th
street.
Rev Harry Zurchcr, from Pcnnsyl-
vania, will be speaker. Rev. Zurcher
has been in Peru five years and d
teacher and missionary in Bible train
ing in that country. The public is in
vlted.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-01
Parents and Teachers
Discuss Child Growth

Parents and teachers alike partici-
pated in a discussion at the Oakland
High school auditorium on Monday
evening on Child Growth" The dis
cussion was led by Dr.. Virginia HUFF
stedtler, a member of the Child Study
Institute from the University of
Maryland
Dr.. Huftedtler remained in the
county for several days, holding dis
cussions at Kitzmiller and Accident,
and also met with group of teachers
on Wednesday morning in the office
of the Board of Education.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-01
Marks Start of
18th Year

Today's issue of The Rcpubli-
can marks the beginning of the
18th year of its existence.
TO make it of special signiGi-
cancc this issue contains a
special supplement edition of
eight pages, pictorial supple
mcnt which explains the Opcr-
alton of the newspaper plant.
Volume Is, No. edition con-
tains eighteen pages in all, the
regular weekly publication Of
ten pages, and the special sup
plcmcnt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-01
Given Jail Sentence

At hearing Monday afternoon be-
fore Karol Rush. magistrate t
Fricndsvillc, Alvin Friend was given
60-day Jail sentence on a charge of
destruction of property at the home
of his mother, Mrs, Ethel Friend. He
is now lodged in the Garrett County
iail here.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-01
Accident High Wins

Accident High cagers easily de-
fcated Salisbury High at Salisbury
last Friday night 46 to 81.
Paced by Hamilton and Savage
with 16 and II points, the winners
led all the way with quarter scores Of
1877, 23-9, and 34-19. Thomas was
high man for the losers with 10
markers.
Accident Jayvees also won 272l i'll
the preliminary.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-01
To Discuss Discipline

At regular meeting Of the Oak
land Elementary Parent-Teachcr as
sociation on Monday evening, March
5, there will be discussion on
"Discipline of Children"
The meeting will be held in the
Elementary building and will get
under way at 80 o'clock, it was an
nounccd by Fred Tichnell, president.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-01
To Present Program

The Penn Mar Quartctte of Springs,
Pa, will render Sacred program at
Meadow Mountain Mennonite Church
on Sunday evening, March I, at $50
o'clock. The public l. invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-01
County Soldier Is
Missing In Korea

The Department of Defense re-
ported yesterday that Pfc. William b.
Friend, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam t. Friend, Sang Run, is missing
III action III Korea.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-27
81 A PROBLEMOS
PARAAA LIETUVOS ISLAISVIk]IMUI

kur girdeti zodziai? Manding,
taip musu prieaugli viename
straipsnyje apibudino Maskvos
"Vilnies" Andriulis, O dar prizes
j patti Maskvos "Pravda". Bet
pagaliau del sito nera ko jaudin-
tbs. Jaudintis ir sielotis reikia
Sit del ko:
= Pirmajame "Tevynes" psi
teigiama didele rimta tiesa
"SLA 65 metu sukakties proga
padvigubinkim nariu skaiciu".
o 3 psi. ia tiesa sitaip SUI
niekinama: nuo bado, marc ir .
tremtiniq apsaugok mus Vies-
patie!
Kan toxic straipsniai tarnau-
ia? SLA augimui ar skaldymui
Rodos, geriausia is smintis ran
DANA tame pat "Tevynes" mr.,
kur Bostone lietuviai rasytojai
patys ispazista ir kitus ispazint
kviecia:
"Mes tikime lietuviu tautos
genijumi ir nepalauziama valia.
Mes tikime, kad ten yra laimeji-
mas, kur atsparumas yra stip-
resnis uz slegima, kur j kiekvie-
ma ardoma bendro darbo pastan-
ga kyla dvigubai didesnes vie
ningo darbo pastangos, kur j
kiekviena kritusio kovoje ar
veikloje vieta stoja naujos dar
stipresnes jegos. I toki, pastry
lima, tokia veikla mes kviecia-
me visus lietuvius.
Tebuna amziais gyva lietuviu
tauta ir visuomet laisva ir grail
Lietuva!"
]. Cicenas, SLA 81 kuopos narys
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-27
Seniau If Dabar
X. S. KARPIUS

lilo kolonijq nuo senuju ameri-
kieciu. !.
Antroje savo straipsnio daily
je as dariau net siulymus salinti
tuos nesusipratimus, pabrezda-
mas, kad reikalinga rasti buda
"pasalinti ia siena, skiriancia
venus lietuvius nuo kitq', ko
p. Joniskietis nuosirdziai pagei.
dauja, ir ko pageidauja, reikis
tiketi, kiti visi rimtesni trem.
tiniai.
Senuosius amerikiecius kalti.
nant, manau, reiketq juos kal.
tinti tik gal uz tai, kad jie tair
nuosirdziai sielojosi Lietuvos
tremtiniQ nelaimingu likimu il
kad rupinosi visus j Ameriks
parkviesti.
Kai tik rusai pirma karta
okupavo Lietuva, jau Amerikos
lietuviai pradejo sielotis ir dirbti
Lietuvos nepriklausomybei gel
beti. Kai tremtiniai pasipyle is
Lietuvos 1914 metals, kai apsi-
stojo vakaru Europoje, ameri-
kieciai dienas - naktis dirbo
stengdamiesi sukelti fondus ne
laimingiems savo broliams gel
beti.
Nei vienas tremtinis tuomet
nedare amerikieciams jokiu prize
kaistQ, rase grazius, graudinan-
cius laiskus, prasydami pagal-
bos rubais, maistu, paskiau af-
fidavitu ir garantiju. Neskai-
tant suraudonejusius amerikie-
cius, kit visi stengesi tiesti pa
galbos ranka ir laikui atejus
siQsti garantijas, neziuredami,
ar tai gimme ar svetimas. Nesu-
sipratimai gi atsirado po to, kai
tremtiniai cia atvaziavo ir su-
ejo su senaisiais lietuviais j as
meniskus santykius.
Mano straipsio isvadose buvo
aiskiai pabrezta, kad ne visi
naujakuriai yra toxic, kurie ne
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-27

tai teisinga?
Ana, syki susirges buvau rel
kalingas skubios gydytojo pa
gelbos. Gydytojas, patyres, kad
pacientas busias tremtinys, pa
klause: "Ar lures 81 uz vizita ?"
Ar gi butQ teisinga teigti, kad
visi JAW gydytojai verciasi
gemblingu?
Hiss dirbo Stalinui, ar gall
ma daryti isvada, kad visas Val
styles Departamentas yra Sta
limo tarnyboje?
Azure, Omahoje, Nebr., krasto
ginkluotqju pajegu diena buvo
suorganizuota JAW aviacijos
paroda. Ten, be kita ko, buvo
zemelapiai, kuriuose Lietuva be
jokiu skrupulu ijungta j komu-
nistines Rusijos zemes. Negi,
darytina isvada, kad Washing
tomas ir toliau eina Jaltos, Te-
herano ir Potsdamo sunkeliais
ir paneigia Roosevelto pareiski-
ma del Lietuvos Valstybes teisiu
j laisve ir nepriklausomybe?
Sit, Omahos respublikonu
"Heraldas" idejo vaizdeli, kur
kate, sunio budon ilindus, graso
tikrajam seimininkui, ir ia SUM
laikrascio braizeiva pavadino
DIP. Ar jau isvada, kad visi res
publikonu redaktoriai yra EMO
gedros?
Turf juk butt matas ir saikas
zmoniu ir faktu vertinime ar
ne?
"Barakuose auginti zveriukai'
Taip raso ]. Sliburis apie
tremtiniu vaikus. Palauk, kaz-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-27
SUSIKALBETT REIKIA

Dirvos 35 Mr.. paskelbtas lais-
kutis, "Taip nesusikalbesim". 10
tvirtinimas, kad TX. S. Karpiaus
straipsnis nera nuosirdus ir ne
pasitarnaujas abieju grupiu SUI
artejimui'', ir pasakymas, "As
sakyciau, kad tam tikra kaltes
dalis gludi tremtiniuose, bet taip
pat nera svaruteliai ir senieji
ateiviai'', tik patvirtina, kad ne
susipratimas tarp senuju ir nau-
july Lietuvos iseiviu yra ne vie
noje kurioje kolonijoje, bet vi
suotinis. Ia liudija ir mano as
meniskai gauti laiskai is dauge-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-27

Is nusautojo brolio Strides, -
taip taria ir pataria viena par
tizanu DANA. Ak, anapus gele-
zines uzdangos genocidas, su--
naikines trecdali visos musu tau
tos. O siapus? Is sipuliuko pri-
skaldoma vezimai, rakstys, IL
guistas isivaizdavimas, lenkty-
mes paskui savo reikalus, kai ne
tik visos pastangos, bet ir pasi-
ruosimas gyvybes aukai turetu
butt vyriausias dienos isakymas.
Su blogybemis, kurios ardo ben
druomenes gyvenima, tektu ko-
voti is peties ir is Strides, bet
nieku budu anasias puoseleti.
Va, kas name vercia nusistebeti
Jono sliburio "Santykiais' (zr.
"Tevyne" Mr.. 23).
Senoji ir pastaruju metu emf
gracija nera tokia pat. Skiria
laikas, skiria priezastys ir kiti
veiksniai. Taciau yra jungtis,
yra saitai, tai tautos kraujas,
tautos tradicijos ir pareigos
tautai. Jei visa sita turetumem
galvoje, vadinamoji praraja uz-
augtu, tepalikus blogiausiu at
veju menka grioveli. Taciau d.
kurmiai dirba. Visu pirma Mask
vos instrukcijos, o paskui - sa-
vuju neapdairumas. Maskva Ii
no, ko nori, bet kan NUNS uzsi-
verti ant tos meskeres, kan err
zinti senuOsius JAW lietuvius ir
tremtinius
Pill. J. Sliburis skelbiasi suit.
kes kazkoki tremtini Krauta
ir. .. krauna pilnomis sakemis
visai politinei emigracijai. Ar
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TRUMPUTIS PRIDURKAS:

Kai "Tevynes Redaktoriu p. Leo
Vasil atsiklausiau (desite ar ne? jei
ne, malonekite str. grazintD, gavau
pranesima: "Kaip visas polemiskas
korespondencijas laikome Redakcijos
archyve, taip ir Tamstos rasta palie-
kane Redakcijos archyve". Kas per
spaudos paprociuose negirdeta ma
cionalizacija Bet toliau, dar gra-
ziau:
"Tamsta (cituojama paraidziui)
kaltinate Tevyne uz toki ten skirsty-
ma neatitinka tikrenybei, mes toxic
skirstymo Tevyneje niekad nebuvo ir
dabar nera. Kur yra reikalas Tevyne
naujakurius apgina, vienija ir nuo-
latos kviecia prize bendro darbo, to-
del talpinant Tamstos rasta, kaip
neteisinga, reiketu prize 10 prideti ilga
prierasa ir paaiskinti tikraji dalyku
stow, bet kaipo Susivienijimo nariui
ir gaoiam zurnalistui (apie Tamsta
mus taip informuoja vietiniai nauja-
kuriaD, mes to daryti nenorime, mes
tai padarytV..,Tamstai nesmagumo."
Nesmagumo! Manding, zurnalistas
nera ir negali butt, smagumu medzio-
tojas, jis terra tiesos jieskotojas, tie
SOS bet kuria kama. "Tai padarytu
nesmagumO", ak, atleiskite, bet tai
man Sick - tick kvepia santazu. Ir
kaip tik Sis veiksnys vercia "Tevynes"
atmestas pastabas ir p. Leo Vasil
pareiskima skelbti visu ziniai.
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PAIESKOJIMAI


Lietuvos Generalinio Konsulato
New Yorke paieskojimi asmenys
AsIPAUSKAS Antanas, is
Mockabudziu ar Galioriskes km.,
Vilkaviskio apskr.
BARANAUSKIENE - KAU-
sAITE Ursule, is Sintautu, sa-
kiu apskr.
KARPIS Juozas, is sakeviciu
KIM, Batakiu ", Taurages apps.
KAUsAITE - BARANAUS-
KIENE Ursule, sunus Bronius
ir dukte Stase.
KUDzMA Pranciskus, is Bar
Gu KIN. Vilniaus krasto.
LENSBERGAS Jonas, is siau-
liu apskr.
MATUZEVICIUS Julius, is
Kupriu KIM, gyvenes Vabalnin-
Ike.
PELEsKAIIT1s F Petras, is Ber-
zinu KIM, Keturvalakiu KIM, Viii
kaviskio apskr.
RAICHERTAS Georgas, is
Sintautu, Sakiu apskr.
SPEDERIS Francas, is Pava-
siju k, sakiu apskr.
STIKLAKIS Stanislovas ir
seserys julie ir Juze, is Marijam-
poles miesto.
TRAKIMAS Stasys.
TRAKYMAS, Ignasius.
VAICIULIONYTE sesuo Pran-
ciskos VELONIsKIENEs, gy-
venusi apie Mahanoy City, Pa,
kilusi gal is Kalvarijos, Mari
jampoles apskr.
VALAITIS Juozas, is Kiduliu
w., sakiu apskr., gyvenes Sac
Paulo, Brazilijoje.
VIRSILA Konstantas.
ZEMRIETA Jonas ir Juoza-
patas, is Trivalakiu KIM, Pasvi-
tinio ", siauliu apskr.
zUKAUSKAS Silvestras.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-27

po 48 buselius nuo akro. (Vienas
hektaras - 2.471 akru).
Avizu derlius - 50,307,00 bu-
seliu, po 41.O bus. akrui.
Solos - 21,980,00O buseliu.
po 900 bus. akrui.
Cukriniu runkeliu - 100000
tony, po 100 tony akrui.
Tabako - 21,75O,O0O svaru,
po LOTT svaru akrui. Il svaras
- .454 kilo).
Obuoliu. (komerciniu) - a.
345,00O buseliu.
Bulviu - 100000, po 1870
buseliu akrui.
Ohio derlius nukentejo nuo
rugpjucio menesio sausros. Nuo-
stoliai apie S10,0O0,000. Dau-
giausia nuostoliu patyre kuku-
ruzai ir SOFA. Kukuruzu sunai-
kinta 5,14O,OOO buseliu, uz apie
$8,740,O00. Solos apie $4,000
buseliu, 1,44O,OOO vertes.
Kai kuriose srityse kukuruzu
nuostoliai sieke Xxi 40 nuos. Ben
drai visoje salyje sia vasara
lauku ir gyvuliu derlius yra toks
didelis, kad, jeigu ne daugelyje
vietu rugp. menesio sausros, siu
metu derlius butu virsijes 1948
metu derliQ, kuris buvo didziau-
sias Sales istorijoje.
Paskiri svarbieji maisto pro-
duktai, kaip kiausiniai, riebalai,
aliejai, (isskiriant svesta), val
siai, (isskiriant obuolius) ir dar-
zoves duos didesnius derlius uz
praejusius metus.
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SO METU NUO WILLIAM
MCKINLEY MIRTIES

Rugs. ID suejo SO metu nuo
mirties prezidento William Nc
Kinley, kuris buvo kiles is Ohio
ir yra palaiditas Canton mieste,
Ohio.
Jis 1901 m. buvo atvykes j Buff
falo, N. Y. dalyvauti Pan-Ame-
rikos konferencijoj, kur rugs.
6 d. pamises lenkas, Leonas
Czolgocz, j persove.
To prezidento laidotuves buvo
keistos. Visa laika j sermenis
nebuvo leidziama publika, nebu-
vo prileidziami laikrasciu foto-
grafai nei korespondentai.
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OHIO DERLIUS

U. S. Agrikulturos departa-
mento daviniais visoje salyje
kukuruzu derlius siekia $780,
775,00O buseliu. (Buselis =
1924 litru). Pernai kukuruzu
gauta 3,131, 100000 buseliu. Pra-
eitu 10 metu (194O-49) viduti-
mis- derlius buvo po 2,98O,777,OOO
buseliu.
Ohio kukuruzu derlius simet
numatyta 172,572,0OO buSeliu,
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susipratimus su seniaisiais anne
rikieciais sukele, bet del. keliq
issiskireliu tenka nukesti ir
items, kurie ,nori SUI mumis veik-
tt ir santykiauti.
Ia padetis taisytina, nors kai
kurie senieji amerikieciai sake,
jau esq pervelu kas nors daryti.
Kurie taip sake, prilygsta items
naujakuriams, kurie noretu ne
susipratimus tik testi. Toxic
zmones nemoka ziureti ateitin,
neturi planq, jie gyvena dau-
giau menkais practices kaprizais.
NUNS reikia bendrai veikti ne
wien giriantis, bet zinant, ko-
kios mus, kaip vienos tautos val
kus laukia pareigos.
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mint Clevelande, prof. j. JakSto
pasakymas, kodel NUNS reikia
dirbti. Jis atsake: NUNS reika-
linga issilaikyti ekonomiskai,
kulturiskai, O svarbiausia - tau
tiskai!
Seniau, nuo Primo pasaulinio
karo Xxi siq dienu, vieni dirbda-
mi Lietuvoje, kiti Amerikoje,
mes 'bendrai nudirbom didelius
darbus nepriklausomai Lietu-
val sustiprinti. Dabar, privalom
dirbti didziausiam tiksIui =
TAUTISKAI ISSILAIKYTI, kad
pasauliniams ivykiams atejus,
Lietuvos nepriklausomybe at
statant, butq lietuviu savo vals-
tybe atkurti.
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Lietuva ir lietuviu tauta yra
didziausias pasiaukojimo, ru-
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Evening star., 1951-09-24
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. =" Az
Shortages Of Scrap
Worries Steel Men,
Trying 10 Hold Pace
BY the Assoeicted Press

CLEVELAND, Sept. 24.-Steel
production was the highest in a
month last week, Steel magazine
reported yesterday, but a shortage
OF scrap has producers worried
about maintaining the pace.
The national ingot operating
rate went up one point to 10l per
cent Of capacity. That's exactly
what it was one year ago, but
capacity was substantially smaller
then, the weekly magazine of
Woodworking reported.
The demand for steel is the
greatest in the industry's history
Steel said, and most mills will
enter the fourth quarter with SUBJ
stantial arrearages and little
chance of catching up on orders
during the period. Some pro-
ducers are taking nothing but tor
priority orders for the first quar-.
ter of 1852.
Carbon bars are becoming diff.
cult to obtain, and platemaker.
say there is little chance of roll.
ing any new orders in October
and November, unless some cur
rent orders are Cancelled.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
Chicago Grain

rose rapidly in brisk dealings on II,
hshsf at fSs Opening a nans
ly thereafter it pushed up. rising IA anc
u between trades until gains had extended
to around two cents in corn and soybeans
had led the upturn Saturday, which WERE
Of the market more or less Just taggec
trade was the lack of selling pressure. q
TACT which forced buyers to up their bid.
to get what they, wanted
was h-A cent higher. December s.. 455si
corn was 1as-l7s higher, December Sl.75la
and oats were "a to one cent higher, De.
cember s6ss. soybeans we're 1la-2s4 cent'
II TO so cents hundred pounds higher
october Sl6.62.
Only few spots In the low lying area.
of the. northern corn belt. received frost
reports, The weather bureau forecast
frost or freezing temperatures for section:
Of the telt again tonight. Some trader!
impetus in the upturn.
effort which the Gcysrnment was makini
signs Of this, not the least Of which wa:
the news Saturday that the Agriculture
Department was planning campaign Il
urge farmers to withhold marketinss O.
corn and soybeans.
similar campaign now is under wa,
in cotton. Rice producers also have beer
loans have been extended, for the frs
time, to low-grade wheat. The 1853 croI
support prices. announced earlier thar
usual are higher for oats, rye. barley ant
grain Sorghums.
In the opinion of local traders all thi'
adds up to concentrated campaign tt
see that producers do not sell grains a
less than Government support prices. /
has suddenly become the main factor ii
the market. according to local grain men
Meanwhile. crops are considered quite
large.
Reports of Canadian railroads notet
that considerable sprouting of grain il
swath and shock is occurring IN numerou;
southern Alberta.