davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-08

Teko skaityti "Naujienose"
ivairiu autoriu straipsnius apie
po 1926 m. gruodzio II d. per-
versmo 4 susaudytus komunis-
tus. siu metQ sausio a diena
"Naujienu" 3 nr. "Aistru suku-
ry" straipsny ta pacia tema pa
liecia p. P. B. Anksciau kartais
tiesiog buvo rasoma, kad tie ko-
munistai susaudyti, gi pastara-
jane straipsny pasakyta, kad
kariskiu apystovu teismas pa
smerke juos mirti ir kad "tai
buvo eiliniai komunistai, politi-
niu aistru sukurio j komunistu
veikima itraukti ir nesugebeje
ar drasos netureje is ju tarpo
pasisalinti".
Del paskutinio pacituoto saki-
nio tenka rimtai suabejoti, tu-
rint galvoje vien paaiskejusius
faktus, o kick dar nepaaiskejo !!
Tai buvo labai patyre, veik-
lus, daug metu ia darba dirte,
daug kartu j SovietQ Russia va
zineie ir vel su naujais uzdavi-
niais slaptai grize j Lietuva ko-
munistai.
Karo apystovu teisme 1926 m.
gruodzio pabaigoj buvo teisiami
IS komunistu vadai: Pozela,
Giedrys, Greifenbergas, Cerny-
Ciarny, Rafail (ne Rapolas) ir
Abromavicius ar AroneviCius
(tiksliai pavardes nebeatsime-
nu). Abieju paskutiniuju tikro-
sios pavardes nebuvo zinomos.
- jie buvo zydu tautybes, lietu-
viskai nekalbejo, teisme vartojo
rusu kalba. Teismo posedis vyko
Kaune-sanciuose pusiau viesai,
tai yra kaipo ziurovai posedyje
galejo pasiklausyti kariai-kari-
ninkai, puskarininkai ir karci-
vial. Dokumentais ir liudininku
parodymais buvo nustatyta tel
siamuju katie = tevynes isda-
vimas. Pozela buvo komunistu-
bolseviku partijos generals Sc,
kretorius Lietuvoj - tai auks-
ciausia komunistineje jerarchi
joje vieta; Giedrys - MOPR'o
virsininkas, Greifenbergas -
komsomolo (komunistinio jau-
nimo) virsininkas, Cerny-Ciarny
- cekos virsininkas, o Abroma-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-08

vicius-Aronavicius taipgi koks
tai zymus 'veikejas. Pradzioj kai
kurie is teisiamuju viska neige,
bet buvo suvesti j akistata su
liudininkais, kurie po priesaika
parode, kokias tie komunistsi
kalbas sake slaptuose susirinki-
muose, kaip renge ivesti sovie-
tine tvarka Lietuvoj ir tt. Cana
ilgoje savo kalboje Pozela ne
tick gynesi, kick puole ir grasi-
no sovietais. Jis ir kit, matyti,
tikejosi, kad bus Sovietu Rusi-
jos valdzios isgelbeti arba is
keisti az nieko nekaltus sum-
tus lietuvius Rusijoj, daugiausia
kataliku kunigus. Del grasiniml
Pozela buvo teismo pirmininko
daznai kvieciamas prie tvarkos.
Giedrys laikesi ir kalbejo ra
miai, atrode simpatiskesnis uz
kitus, nors nei vienas is teisia-
muju nesigailejo savo isdavikis-
ku darby. Izuliausias buvo ce-
kistas rny-Ciarny, tas tiesiog
buvo biaurus, be keiksmu ir
grasinimu is jo nieko daugiau
neteko isgirsti. Abromavicius-
Aronevicius mazai kalbejo, be
grasinimq, prizes j buvo mazai
tiesioginiu irodymu ir jis buvo
nuteistas kalejimu, O kiti - Po-
zela, Giedrys, Greifenbergas IL
Cerny- -Ciarny mirti. Nepriklau-
somoj Lietuvoj veikiantieji ista
tymai buvo CANA griezti, uz te-
vynes isdavima buvo skiriams
mirties ,bausme ar tai atsako
mingiems komunistams, ar ta
parsidaveliams- -snipams - Klas
cinskui.
Nei vienas is teisiamuju ko-
munistu jokio darbo nedirbo,
jeigu neskaityti kompartijos ir
rusams, bet visi gerai gyveno,
vazinejo po visa krasta ir uz-
sienin, rusu-bolseviku ipareigoti
ir apmoketi.
Veliau teko nugirsti, kad, SUI
zinojes apie sunaus iklimpina
ir pasmerkima, buvo atvaziaves
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-08

zai. Oar - Kulvos miestelyje vaisti-
ninkas issilauze sau koja. Ir dar -
viename is penkiu skelbimu, jauna pa
nele jiesko gyvenimo draugo, laikras-
tyje nenurodytu terminu ir salygomis.
Skelbtis tai pazanga. Grauza be jokios
pagarbos nusviede laikrasti j gatves
dukes.
Uzeiti gal j kunigus? Ne! Jei if
pavyktu susikalbeti, tai butu amzinos
arbatos ar, tikriau, amzinas tu arbatu
ruosimas ir prisiruosimas ir sneku-
sneku-snekuciavimas, ir kalbos apie vi
sus dedzius ir dedienes. Pazistamus ir
daugiau - nepazistamus.
Pagaliau Grauza priejo ir atpazi-
no ta vieta, kur soferis siandien j is
mete, uzsokes ant ukininko suvalkie5io
vezimo. "Suvalkietis'' kick apkultu We
zimu, ne nemane nusileisti soferiui.
Jis tik tekino ir miklino savo botaga...
Grauzai pavyko pasprukti is siu tenn
peramentingu diskusiju. Nutaikes va
landele, kai soferis uzsisauke, kai jis
jau nieko nemate ir negirdejo, nely-
gu tetervinas, susizavejes savo kuda-
kavimu, Grauza mechaniskai ibruko
soferiui atpilda. soferis pakvitavo aki-
mis- priemes suma.
0 toliau? - klausia saves
Grauza. Vel toji patti miestelio aikste,
kur, matyt, visi keliai j ia suveda. Nuo-
bodziausia ir naivus aikstes keturkam-
pis, kaip kokio vaiko - nemoksos sa-
vo sasiuvini papiestas. Grauza prisi-
mine Madona.
Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-08
SIMTANUOSIMTINIS LIETUVIS
Jonas Pakrantis A m rik ole Vyt. Alantas
Amerikinio 9wenimo pas|aptys

simtanuosimtinis lietuvis Jo
mas Pakrantis, isikures Ameri-
koje, is pradzios daug ko mega
lejo suprasti. Ir jis negalejo SUI
prasti, kodel jis daug ko negali
suprasti Tx po ilgesnio laiko
jam eme aisketi mintis, jog jam
daug kas amerikineje aplinkoje
buvo neaisku tik del to, kad jis
j viska norejo ziureti lietuvisko-
mis- ar europietiskomis akimis.
Kai Pakrantis j amerikine tik-
rove ilgainiui eme ziureti besa-
liskiau, nusigrezdamas nuo Lie
tuvos ar Europos sablonu, Ame-
rikos gyvenimas jam eme ais
keti.
Pavyzdziui, jam ilga laika
nebuvo aisku, kadel amerikieciai
taip nemegsta rasyti laisku.
Pakrantis niekaip negalejo pa
mirsti, kaip vienas jo geras pa
zistamas, galima sakyti, net
draugas, neatsake jam net j iris
laiSkus vienu labai svarbiu rel
kalu. Jis net pasiunte voka SUI
uzrasytu adresu ir uzlipintu
paste zenklu ir beveik maldaute
maldavo atsakyti, visdelto at
sakymo nesulauke. Tegul lais-
vote Lietuvoje lietuviai irgi
nebuvo toki dideli laisku mege-
jai, kaip kad anglai, kurie turf
net tam tikras valandas pasky
re tam tikromis savaites die
nomis laiskams rasyti, bet Wis
delto tokiu kurjozu, kaip kad
atsitiko SUI jo seniai Amerikoje
apsigyvenusiu biciuliu, retail te-
pasitaikydavo.
Tx pagyvenus mazdaug pora
metu Amerikoje Pakranciui eme
rysketi ia mintis, kad, tiesa sa=
kant, lietuviui amerikieciui ir
nera apie ka rasyti. Amerikie-
clio (lietuvio, o ir nelietuvio). gy-
venimas yra nuostabiaf papras-
tas. Toks jis yra vietiniu lietu-
viz, toks jis yra ir dabar at
vykstanciQ tremtiniu. Politinio
valstybinio gyvenimo mes netu-
rime, kulturinio meninio gyve-
nimo nera, o visuomeninis gy-
venimas vos juda, daugumo lie
tuviu visai nepaliesdamas. Kas
gi belieka? Fabrikas ir namai.
Bet ka cia laiskuose rasysi apie
fabrikus ir namus, jei tie fabri-
kai ir namai visur mazdaug
,vienodi? Lieka dar pasiteiravi-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-08

mas apie sveikata ir palinkeji-
mai -. Bet ir cia amerikieti
nuo to "vargo" isvadavo biznis:
krautuvese gall gauti uz 5 cen
tus pasveikinimu kokiomis tik
nori progomis ir dar SUI saldziai
pasacharinintais paveiksliukais.
Galvoti visai nereikia ). Visas
toxic laisko parasymo vargas"
prasideda ir baigiasi adreso uz-
rasymu, paste zenkliuko uzlipi-
nimu ir imetimu j paste dezute.
Juk didysis pramones uzdavinys
ir yra sumazinti zmogaus varga
kartu ir varga galvoti, o vargas
galvoti, gal but, ir yra visu var
gu vargas :. Kan tau galvoti,
jei uz 5 centus gall nusipirkti
kito mint ir ja priderinti savo
reikalui? Kaip, sakysim, apda-
ra, batus ar pirstines -.
Taigi, mamie amerikieciui ne
ra ko galvoti, nera jam reikalo
galvoti fabrike ir juo labiau XII
ne, t. y. trecioje po namu ir
fabriko vietoje, kuria jis dau-
giausia lanko. Jei Pakrantis Lie
tuvoje ir paskui Vakarq Vokie-
tijoje laikesi tos nuomones, kad
ziurovas, isejes is teatro ar kino,
turf tureti apie ka pamastyti,
tai ia paziura, pasirodo, visai
nepritaikoma Amerikoje. Pa
krantis kina megsta ir su zmona
ir vaiku karta per savaite il
aplanko. bet juo tolyn, juo labiau
j ina erzinti Hollywood me
nas".
Amerikine filma is pradzios
jam taip pat buvo nesupranta-
ma. Kodel ten tick daug talzomi
antausiai, saudomasi. persekio-
jana, zudomasi, klausdavo jis
savo zmona ir save ir atsakymo
nerasdavo. Tx kai viena vakara
ant ekrano jis pamate milzinis
komis raidemis zodeli thrill
ling, Pakranciui daug kas pa
aiskejo. Kino direkcija skelbe
nauja programa ir viena filma
pavadino Thrilling. Ka tas
zodis reiske, jis nezinojo ir, pa
rejes namo, tuojau atsiskleide
Lalio zodyna. Ten buvo parasy-
ia: thrill - drilius, graztas
lengvas drebejimas. virpejimas,
drebulys. grezti, driliuoti; kiau-
raj permit, perverti; drebinti,
siurpinti. Ir staiga PakranGiui
paaiskejo visa Hollywood me
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-08

no" paslaptis. Amerikine filma
stengiasi tave "padriliuoti', t.y.
suvirpinti, per tavo nugarkauli
kiaurai pervaryti siurpo banga,
kitais zodziais, smarkiai sudil-
ginti tavo nervus, bet jai visai
nerupi nei tavo jausmai nei pro-
tas.
Pc to Pakranciui jau buvo ne
besunku suprasti, kad tokiu pat
"drebulio" pagrindu pagrista ir
amerikine spauda, radijas ir te-
levizija. Visur ir visokiais BIZ
dais stengiamasi tave "sudre-
binti'', kad daugiau isbiretu is
tavo kisenes doleriu. Kitaip sa-
kant, Pakranciui eme aiskGti
milziniska amerikine dolerio me-
dziokles paslaptis. Ir tada jis
staiga prisimine dar Vokietijoj
jam vieno seno vokiecio pasaky-
tus zodzius apie Amerika: Make
money, if you can honestly, but
make money -.
Taip, daug dalyku Pakranciui
eme rodytis kitokioje sviesoje.
Jie jo siandien taip nebestebina
ir nebeuzmena tokiu misliu, kaip
kad jam islipus j dedes Samo
zemes kranta. Pro "drebulin-
gas" filmas, sensacingas rekla-
mas ir isteriskai klykianti ra-
dija, kuris garsina nauja mote
risky kojiniu rusi, kyso zalias
dolerio veidas -.
Bet jis galvoja, kad Amerikos
jis dar nepazista, kad jis dar
neispejo pacios didziosios pa
slapties, bdtent, kurgi dingo
zmogus? Jis girdi per radija ir
skaito spaudoje, kad tokia il
tokia bendrove savo nauju me-
tu automobile motora pagerino
48 budais, kad atomine bom5a
prizes dabar gaminama vandeni-
lilo bomba tai tas pats, kaip ku-
dikis vystykluose prizes sunkiojo
svorio boksininka, kad uz metu
kitty mes skraidysime stratosfe-
riniais lektuvais, kurie Europa
is Ameriko pasieks per 6 va
landas >. Bet kodel niekas, arba
beveik niekas nekalba apie tai,
kaip patobulinti zmogaus prota
ir jausmus, kaip ikvepti jam
didesni kilnumo supratima, kaip
igyvendinti ta mint, kad jam
nepakanka, neturi pakakti tik
duonos, bet jis turf ilgetis dar
|ir "Dievo zodzio"? Argi "dre-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-08

Amerikos lietuvskoje paudoje k maskvineje CANA
daznai pasako prminmu ape potinus susaudymus euvo
kuriu ypac Letuvoe negyvenusej tkrai gall vaizduOs
kraujo Paprasai minm du atvea - keturu komu
nsu gale tuoj gruodo II denos
pasku "Suvakijos ukninku saudymas Apie 81 ant
rail- dayka kmes kick laiko tureti gama samesn
aipsn nusveca kas g ten ikruu oj Suvakoj atstiko
del pirmo tai Nauenos vasaro dienos numerye de
usios strapsn "Besaska ziurnt kur vsems znotnu
bel prisimintnu nformacu Tad il ca ai r pakartojame
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-08

bulinga" filma, klykianti rekla-
ma ir automobile motoras su
48 patobulinimais bus galutinai
palaidojes zmogu? - klause sa-
We Pakrantis ir neranda atsaky-
mo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-08
AS LAIKIAU PAMALDAS w
S T A L / N A

> "A u N "A
Idomus staciatikiu dvisiskiO
pasipasakOjimas. SO puslapiq
Galima u~~sisakyti Dirvoje, SUM
knygeie. kama - so centu
Giant soc paste zenklais, arba
$l.OO uz dvi
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-09
EDITOR VISITS HERE

Visitor in Palmer Monday was MT. Elmer McClain of Lima, Ohio. MT. McClain is a lawyer and also editor of Farming in Russia {, a mimeographed news service.
 In his first trip to Alaska this summer, MT. McClain was inter ested in comparing the agricul- tural problems and possibilities of Alaska with those of Siberia. He says that agricultural infor- nation is coming out of Russia. He claims that over a thousand articles have been received by him from Russia since l945. MT. McClain also gets Russian agrl- cultural releases from the US. Departments of State and Agri- culture.
 While travelling in the Seward Peninsula area, MT. McClain saw" Russia on plane trip which treaded the international date line from the Little Diome- des Islands north. He said that East Cape at the tip of Siberia could be seen very plainly from the plane.
 MT. McClain deplored the poli- tical situation which prevents
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-09
homemakers Offered Short Course Again hi U. of Alaska

The Palmer delegation 10 the Homemakers Short Course to be given this fall al the University of Alaska has been requested by Home demonstration leader Iy- oia Fohn- Hansen to put on 8 de- monstration Of a model home makers meeting, it was revealed Monday at the Homemakers Council meeting.
 The short course. which was can- celled last year because of the Fairbanks polio scare, will be held this year. The tentative dates set are from October 2e to Nov ember 2. A special rate of S2430 for the round trip ticket on the railroad and the nominal $500 daily charge for meals at the col lege cafeteria are expected to make if possible for many Valley homemakers to attend. Because of the limited accommodations, only members of homemaker clubs or All club leaders will be eligible to attend the short course this year. Students" will stay on the campus and will have to take their own sleeping bags-but who wants to make a bed, anyway?
 Tentative plans for the short course program as discussed at the council meeting included the following: family relationships, a report on the White House Youth Conference, home manage ment, housing, care of game, Statehood, United Nations, Alas ka gems, mushrooms, selection and care of furs, choosing becom- ing colors. Crafts to be stressed will be the making of lamp shades, ceramics and rugs, hand weaving, knitting, refinishing of furniture, and birch bark work.
 Members of the Territorial Homemakers Short Course com- mittee include Mrs. Justine Parks of Chugiak, Mrs. Katharyn Wilson of Palmer, Mrs. Elva Scott of Homer, Mrs. Lillian White of Anchorage, and Mrs. Wenter liar vey of Wasilla.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-09
Expeciani Mothers Classes Begin Next Week al Health Center

Public Health nurse Marjorie Myren announced this week a series Of six classes for all inter- esied eHpectant mothers to be- gin next week st the Health Gen. ter.
 The classes Hill include nov ies and lectures on anatomy and physiology. nutrition, supplies, infant care. and 8 field trip to the hospital.
 The first class will be on Aug ust IS at pm. and will be CO., ducted by one of the local physi- clans. After next week, classes two through six will be held from 3-4 pm. each Wednesday.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-09
Fire lnsuronce Rcfes Increased on Severoi susiness Properties

New fire insurance rates which went into effect July 2T as 8 re. suit of re-rating made by repres- entatives of the Pacific Fire Rating Bureau earlier in the month brought about increased rates for several business estab- lishmenis in Palmer ii was learn cd from Jack Maze this week.
 In only three cases were rates decreased on business establish ments. Ii Is unknown as yet how the re-rating affected residences ln the city
 The hospital and the school building rates remained the same, but that on the gym jumped.
 Reasons for the increased rates, according to Maze. were because of construction, wiring, heating. and general maintenance.
 Additional reports reveiled that the water situation didn't help matters.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-09
ENLrsTEEs HAVE UNTIL AUG. % TO ENLIST IN SERVICE or THEIR CHOICE

John l.. Mccormick. Terriior- ial Director of Seleciive Service. announced today that the De- partment of Defense has extended the headline from August l, 1851 10 August 3i. 1881. permitting any regis;rant between the ages of i9 and 26 to enlist in the branch of service Of his choice for immediate active service. even though he has had his Arm ed Forces physical examination.
 Mr Mccormick further stated that this does not apply to regis trants who have received their orders to report for induction. and who therefore do not have this privilege,
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-09
BIG GAME HUNTER COMES TO TOWN

The renowned biz game hunt er and Alaskan guide, Harry Boyden. was in town this week for supplies and dental work
 Although he has covered the whole territory in his trips as guide. he headquarters around Nabesna off the Tok Cutoff (now the Glenn Highway and north of Nit. Sanford.
 Local admirers claim that Boy- den holds the world record head for a Dall sheep.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-09

agricultural scientists of Alaska and Siberia from gaining from each other in research endeavors focused on similar problems.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-08-09
DON'T GET A TooTHAcHEl

pr. and Mrs. Foster Sims left last week end on 3 trip to South eastern Alaska. They expect 10 be gone about two weeks.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-06-01
JUNE And Our Children


The mental attitude of the child reflects his training
and other influences Of the home. It is i'm
portant that parents keep this mind The child with
positive mental attitude only happily adjusted but it
learns readily and makes better progress.
Children have different temperaments apttudes and
capacities No two exactly alike For this fathers
and mothers adapt their training methods to suit the
individuality of the child This calls for patience and
sourceulness the part of the parents The positive ap
proach child training offers parents the best possible
chance for satisfactory solution to their problems
In Sunday School under the influence of positive guild
ance the student develops positive habits of thought and
action Such habits invaluable not only for his
and emotional adjustment but also for his
getting along with Others They enrich and facilitate
sonalitY development.
is this added strain of being father to 20 Students in
addition three at home which has prompted
statement that we than Students look for
ward to the end of school.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-06-01
Literary Department

Zelda Popkin is no new name
in contemporary American liter
allure Now she has written a
very stirring novel on Israel
"Quiet Street" is the name of the
novel and it portrays the sacri-
fees and devotion of the average
Jew in Israel :. The author has
been to Israel twice since 1913
and her book is written with
great love for the people and for
the Jewish state Another pro-
vocative novel published this
week is Lewis T. Apples "Some
Are Friends" The author, a
businessman turned writer, deals
with the problem of intermarri-
age A book that will attract
attention is Victor Gollancz'~ ''Man
and God" s. It is an anthology
of philosophical and religious
thoughts Hebrew, Catholic,
Protestant, Buddhist and Hindu
passages have been selected by
Gollancz, to illustrate the culture
of all ages from the Fifth Cen
fury before Christ to the present
day ...
Doris Smolar)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-06-01
NEW DAY SCHOOL
DRAWS RESPONSE

ASBURY PARK, N. ]. (AJP) -
A new Hebrew day school which
opened here has drawn so well
that two qualified teachers were
hired Immediately.
Forty-two children registered
in the new Hillel school, which
opened in the Jewish Community
Center. The first two classes are
for kindergarten ages.
Evening star., 1951-03-13
Pepco Reports Sales
IA Pct. Above 1850
During February
By DonoId B. HodIey

Sales of Potomac Electric Power
Co. in February totaled 203,430,-
058 killowatthours. a gain of 14.34
per cent from the same 1850
month, while sales for the first
two months of this year reached
413,524,814 killowatthours, an in
crease of 1856 per cent. the COM
pany reported today.
Sales in the District for Febru-
ary rose to 35,032, ,624, a gain of
1929 per cent, and for the two
months aggregated 274,072.631, up
81 per cent.
February sales outside the Dis
trict totaled 68,397, ,434, a jump of
1913 per cent, while the two
months total of 139.452,183 was
up 22.3 per cent.
Included in the District sales
were residential or domestic use of
28.464.693 killowatthours for Feb
ruary, up 10.45 per cent and for
the two months, SIS, 9,333,579 kilo-
watthours, up 1854 per cent. Com
mercial and industrial consump-
ton in the District was up II per
cent in February and IL per cent
higher in the two months.
More Credit Controls See.
r. M. Evans. a member of the
Federal Reserve Board, told bank
ers yesterday the board was get
ting ready to ask Congress for new
Evening star., 1951-03-13
Business Briefs

Business Failures IN the week
ended March 8 totaled 153 COM
pared with ITO in the preceding
week and 221 in the like week a
year ago.-Dun 81 Bradstreet.
New York Stock Exchange Year
Book today showed a record S.
403. 1854 900 was paid in 1850 by
listed stocks. OF the 1899 COM
mon stocks listed, $50 paid divi-
dens.
Crude Petroleum Stocks, foreign
and domestic, on March 3 totaled
236. 1903, 900 barrels, a decrease of
396, 900 barrels for the week.-Bu-
reau of Mines.
Virginia Electric & Powers Of
fering of 100000 shares of new
S420 dividend preferred stock has
been completed and the books
closed, Stone g. Webster Securi-
ties Corp. announced.
Atehison, Topeka e. Santa Fe
Railway in year ended December
81 earned $82.141,791 or $31.29 a
share VS. $59,042,147 or $18.06 in
1949.
Int. Nickel Co. of Canada in
year ended December 81 earned
S4S, S,765.849 or 1921 a share VS..
$32,252,314 or $208 in 1949.
Canadian Pacific Ry. in year
ended December 81 earned Sat-
867,011 or 1882 a share VS.. $29.-
724,8o5 or $1.93 in 1949.
Celanese Corp. of America in
year ended December 81 earned
$4O,361, ,166 or s6.3S a share VS..
$40, 0,640,82 or $3.19 in 1949.
Ohio Oil Co. in year ended De-
cember 81 earned $37,349,903 or
$500 a share VS.. $33.658.767 or
$5.13 in 1949.
Abbott Laboratories in year
ended December 81 earned $1O.-
880,301 or $2.91 a share VS.. $10,-
01O,50O or $2.68 in 1949.
National Supply Co. in year
ended December 81 earned $8,-
367, 7,465 or $5.35 a share VS.. S.
660,591 or $3.44 in 1949.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. in year
ended December 81 earned ST.
209, 1884 or $645 a share VS.. S.
490,6 or $50 in 1949.
Utah Power g. Light Co. in year
ended January 81 earned $4.152.-
489 or $2.77 a share VS.. $3,141 ,673
or $2.36 in 1850.
Pacific Power & Light Co. in
year ended January 81 earned
$3,251.00 or $1.60 a share VS..
S2,563,O25 or $1.21 in 1850.
Norfolk Southern Railway in
January earned $4,000 compared
with $45,477 in January. 1850.
Other earnings included.
Evening star., 1951-03-13
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Mar. 13 up CUsDA) -sala-
BILE hogs. 10000: uneven, moderately
active: most butchers 1918 cents lower;
scattered early sales as much as % cents
under Monday: sows largely steady; bulk
good and choice 190.27o- pound butchers,
% 2.00-22.25; top, .22.25 freely on weights
up. to 240 pounds; most 270-300- pound
,asa s5oaad $50 30 pounds. .. j. o.; soTs a55S a5S
pounds, 1s25-1s 25: clearance good
Salable cattle, 1900; salable calves 300;
slaughter steers and heifers about steady;
other classes fully steady; few loads low
prime 1,070-1, ,300-pound steers, 1900
1880; two loads 1.07o-pound weights at
latter price. bulk high-good. and choice
and good grades, 31.75-34.75; load or so
down to 81 .25; two loads utility and
commercial s50-pound steers. 1925: most
good and choice heifers, 81 .00-3600; two
loads 925-pound weights. 1926; small
lot choice to prime heifers 81 90; utility
and commercial cows, % 50-2S. 90; most
Gamers and cutters. 20.00-23.25; utility
and commercial bulls. 27.50-31 So good
to prime vealers SO .OO-37 90: Gull to
commercial kinds. c3.00-32 90.
cents higher; top, a 80, new all-time
at 400 down slaughter ewes. steady.
mostly 21 :0o-23.50; outside. "a 90; clear
ance good,