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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-22
SCENE III.
LISTEN, CHAPLAIN!"

Listen Chaplain You stick to preachin about saving
mems souls and mind teln these coored boys they
ought to have equal rights in this here army area
The colored chaplain gazed at the sea of hostile faces
surrounding him. He had already been threatened with
ynching.
Gentlemen" said the Chaplain calmly, "Your threats
don't brighten me- am an officer in the u S. Army the
same and have the rights and protection
Now you listen to Ny work is raise the spiritual
and moral level of these coored troops. would like to
do the for the white troops but have been assigned
exclusively to and administer to colored and
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Wants StimsOn
(continued from Page one)

CONTINUED from Page One)
ton Battalion. These men were
formerly the Third Signal Troop
of the Second Cavalry Division.
"They claim that their unit
was rated as the best Of the
Third Army in communication.
Now they say they are merely in
a work battalion. Men who have
been trained as radio operators
and radio technicianS are to be
employed digging holes for tele-
graph poles and stringing wires"
The Departments reply from
which Sen Taft also quoted was
to the effect that the utiliza-
ton of colored troops as a work
battalion was forced by military
necessity.
In concluding Senator Taft
said:
"I cannot dispute the state
ment that military necessity has
made necessary the conversion
of colored combat units into SER
vice troops. 1t appears to me,
however, that there has been in
adequate planning.
81 suggest that Secretary Slim
son re-examine the whole pro-
gram for the utilization Of col>
ored soldiers in the present war
and determine whether maxi
mum use is being made Of them.
"If any officers in the General
Staff have preconceived notions
of race superiority and are deny
ing to colored soldiers an equal
opportunity to fight for their
country and an extension of de
mocracy solely because they are
colored, I think that such officers
should be ferreted out and re-
moved from the service. For
surely they are retarding final
victory"
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Marian MCCree.
Continued from Page one)

tContlnueo from rage one)
ment and devote all her time to
her art. With confidence she
predicts for the recital on April
80 a musical revelation which
will definitely place Miss Nc
Cree in the foremost ranks of
BoSton'S musical artists.
Marion McCree is artistic to
her finger tips. Music is her spec
ial delight and she has chosen
it as her major medium of ex-
preston. But she is an adept at
drawing and painting and with
the needle. Her mother, Mrs.
Hape1 McCree, well known Off
cial OF the Ruggles st. U. S. O.
Service Club, had thought that
Marian's artistic talent would be
directed toward dress designing
as she had shown an especial
aptitude in that line. But she
chose music as career. To be
an opera singer and a voice
teacher is her life's ambition
From both parents she inherits
her musical gifts. She has flair
for languages too, having spec
ialized in French in the Cam
bridge Latin School of which she
is a graduate.
The recital Sunday evening
April 30, will be Miss McCree's
first major appearance after
three years preparation. A well
selected program will reveal ALI
her gracious gifts and the audi
ence will observe in her what
teachers and critics have called
the almost perfect stage manner
which is enhanced by her lovely
appearance.
A treat far exceeding imag-
nation awaits all who attend.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-22
NAVY POLICY

''But those other fellows taking the test went to
school and college with most of them" said Thompson
stubbonly Why can't aboard ship with white fell
lows from Brockton, Cambridge, Fall River Maiden and
Boston?"
It's arguing" the Navy said, eve have a
Navy policy not to mix crews When send you for
boot training you will be segregated at special col
ored camp area
"Coored camps! Colored ships!' exploded Thomp-
son angriy," What is this anyway, segregated war?
Aren't fighting for the thing? tell you Sir
raised and schooed with all president of my
white college class Il unanimous A-Scholastc and
college travelled and took showers and ate meals
together and Observation-Disclosures project in differ
ent world apart What you need to read Sir is Wendell
Wilkes book, 'One World.
Boy, don't tell the Navy what to do It's up to you to
do what you're told and go where you're sent You may
become messman, steward aboard ship you may be
land based. Well know what's best for you.
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Club Honors
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
ciously for their very Servicable
gift, and added appreciation to
all present. She closed by an
nouncing her next big adven-
ture that of the Colored Amer
lean Night at the Pops, SYM
phony Hall, Monday evening,
June 26. Reservations for ia
BILE seats may be made now at
her studio on Claremont Park.
The program closed with the
singing of lift Every Voice
and Sing" Miss Clarissa Cooke,
teacher of the Academy, was
the accompaniSt. All retired to
the dining-room where a de-
licious repast was served by
other members of the Club,
MadamS Pauline Stevens. Nellie
Smith, Helen Diamond and
Miss Flora Barrows.
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SCENE II.
MEN OR MICE

Cadet Gene Murray sat stfly facing a white COM
handing officer in large southern training camp.
'You know said the commander grimly, "You are
in the South This is not Boston, Massachusetts and
expect to obey and observe the customs down here
But you have broken the rules"
Because rode up front in bus scoffed Cadet Muir
ray, "And because demanded service in public store,
and because defended myself against small town hood
ums who carried guns and attacked u S. Colored troops
in uniform Is this breaking rules? What are we soldiers
suppose to be, mice men? What fighting for?"
II told you this isn't Boston, roared the commanding
officer
From the looks of things, this isn't even part of the
Union retored Cadet Gene Murray holly he was led
away by the guards.
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Warren st. at Elm Hill Ave.
ROxbury
Oliver d. H. ChiIders, Minister
Last quarterly meeting Of
year 1894. Sunday will mark
the last quarterly meeting of
the conference year. DR. John G
Drake, presiding elder, will
preach at the 1890 a m serv-
ice and the senior choir, assist
ed by the Gospel Choir, will
sing their Easter music again
by request of the pastor; Lor-
EMO Greene, organist. Church
School at 1890. Christian En-
deavor at 6 p m. Dinner by the
stewards at ! p m, Chas Snow
den, chairman.
At 7:30 p m the University
Benevolent Society of Cam
bridge will worship with this
church and listen to Rev o W
Childers, preach their annual
sermon. Both choirS will serve
at this hour.
Quarterly Conference on
Monday night at $50 o'clock.
On Thursday night the So
cial Service Club, Mrs Florence
Saunders, leader, will provide
an evening f fun for all, the
youngsters at 6 to $3.50 p m and
the adults from $3.50 to II
o'clock.
Friday night, April %, is the
Annual Corporation meeting
when a clerk, a trasuerr and
trustees Of the church will be
chosen.
Sunday, April 80, is Religious
Education Day in charge of
Mrs Fred B Arts. At $3.50 p m
DR. Charles Keith Of Eliot Con-
grgational church will be the
pseaker.
The Church Improvement
Club, Miss Susie F Jones, pres
ident, has renovated the ladies
room and put new stair steps
and rail to the basement and
Mr. Ralph Epps, assisted by
the Usher Boards presented
the church with a fine new
Bulletin Board, made by MI
Thomas Kelly of % Scotia St
A unique service was held
when these Improvements were
presented to the trustees.
The pastor is arranging the
services for the first two Sun
days in May when he will be
away in Philadelphia attend
ing the General Conference OF
the AME Church. This great
meeting will be from WedneS-
day, May 8, to Tuesday, May
16.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-22
FOR RoSTON CRITICs

The three little scenes, sketched in this weeks column
may may not be true and the of fc
tous have presented the plots mainly for the certain
shocked segment white Boston society which has found
so tremendously difficult to accept the racial ills
depicted in the still sensational novel Strange Fruit
We have here in Boston certain individuals and groups
who like the ostrich prefer to hide their heads in the sand
to escape realities They resent the truths in Strange
Fruit; they insisted for long time that there anti
Semsm they voted against school program to promote
better racial and religious tolerance in short they've been
happy fools If the good people of Boston will
fully study my humble three-act play and then make in
vestigatons to such conditions actually exists
certain they will more readily accept Strange Fruit
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-22
WILLIAM MONROE TRoTTER

advance in Christian fellow
ship, During the centennial
celebration of the Association
since it was founded in 1874,
emphasis should be conferred
upon the fullest meaning Of
human dignity, and the prin-
ciples and practices translated
into action on such a world
wide scale as to merit the cause
for it's existence.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-22
WITH THREE POWERFUL WAR SCENES
DRAMA
To Arouse BosfOnians Who Think "Jm-CrOW" A Myth
BY THE ROVER
SCENE /.

Jack Thompson New England high school and
college track and football star athlete stared in stunned
disbelief.
"You mean can't take this Navy test?" he asked.
tits for work aboard ships, explained the Navy man
quietly eve don't have colored do this type of work with
white Later when build coored ships you
might have chance $50"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-22
IN MEMORLAM

1910 APRIL 1914
In loving memory OF our dear
father and brother,
MARION ADDISON
Who fell asleep April 81, 1910.
Gone but not forgotten by
BERTHA began,
Daughter
MARTHA ADDISON
SARAH COLEMAN,
Sisters.
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CHURCH
FIRST A.M.E. CHURCH
OF BOSTON

(Old Charles st. Congregation
Warren st. at Elm Hill Ave.
ROxbury
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Israsykit Dirva
Savo Drs
kaledu
Dovanu!

p. J. Ziuris, Lakewood, Ohio,
vlsuomenes darbuotojas, LVS
centro pirmininkas, ilgametis
Dirvos draugas, iteike Dirvai
kaledu dovanu $40.
Ona Gitsavage, Cleveland, O.
israse Dirva Kaledu dovanu
savo kriksto dukterei, Onai
Kucienei, Amsterdam, N. Y.
Antanas Urbialis, is Amster-
dam, n. Y, Dirvos skaitytojas,
uzrase Dirva Kaziui sidlaus-
kui, ten pat.
A. Latvaitis, is Brooklyn,
N. Y, atnaujino savo prenu-
merata ir uzrase du naujus
skaitytojus: 2. Miltenis ir c.
Zarolis, is Brooklyno.
Pr. Jasenas, Cleveland, o.,
uzsimokejo prenumerata uz
1916, So, pridedamas Dirvai
dovanu So.
Mrs. o. Kalkus, is Brooklyn,
N. Y, atnaujino Dirva, uzsi-
rase knyga "Alpis" il pridejo
Diryai 81 dovanQ.
Antanas Skirsnis, is Pitts
burgh, Pa, prisiunte prenume-
rata uz 1915 ir 81 dovanu.
Juozas Juskauskas, Cleve.
land, iSrase Dirva dovanp sd
vo giminieciui L. Stankui, Al
tany, n. Y.
Mrs. p. Lamsargis, is Phila
delphia, Pa, uzsiraSe nauja
Dirva.
I., l.
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PLATINKIT DIRVAi

Cia bus minima vardai tu
kurie kittens israsys Dirva
Kaledu dovanu, arba kurie prize
savo metines So prenumeratos
prides savo Kaledine dovana
Dirvai paremti.
Dirva ir toliau nepakels savo
prenumeratos, todel jos pare
mimui, del pabrangimo laikras-
clio leidimo kastu, reikalinga
priediniu ineigQ.
(Del VietOs stokOS ir del at
naujinanciu daugybes negalesi-
me pazyn1eti tu kurie atsius
reguliare prenumerata $2)
Pinigus siuskit laiSkuose pa
duodant aiskiai savo pilna adj
resa. Vartokit Dirvos prisius-
tus jums gatavai uzadresuo-
tuos vokus. Siuskit:
DIRVA
$500 Superior Ave.
Cleveland 3, Ohio
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gyneJa telSyDeS pfleS Jlega.
Bet abu JUGS apvyle.
Russia prisijunge Lietuva,
Estonija, Latvija ir puse Len
kijos. Kur ka Russia dare sa-
votisko nei Amerika nei An
glija neparode jokio pasiprie-
sinimo, sake Simms.
Dabar staiga ir nustebinan-
ciai Amerika pareiskia savo
nusistatyma isnaujo. Tas tel
kia naujas Willis mazoms tau
toms.
Daug priklausys nuo taikos
pobudzio. Hoover-Stimson dok-
trina nepripazinimo agresijos
budu pagrobtu teritoriju yra
vienas is svarbiu klausimp.
Bet ir Simms pareiksta viii
tis mazoms tautoms gall butt
bergzdzia ir Stai kodel.
Gelgejimas Rusijai
Skelbimas kad kitos Salys
turf nesikisti ] mazu tautu vi
daus reikalus kaip tik patar-
nauja Rusijai: uzgrobtose sa-
lyse Stalinas neleis niekam j
ju reikalus kistis, varu privers
tautas vel nubalsuoti jog nori
komunistiSkos tvarkos arba ISL
jungimo j Sovietus, kaip pada-
re 1910 metals Lietuvoje ir
kitose Salyse.
Neziurint Churchillo klaidu
del uzsileidimo Stalinui, stip-
rus pasiprieSinimas komunistu
gaujoms kurios priedanga de-
mokratijos norejo Graikija pa
jungti Rusijai, duos proga at
statyti Graikijoje rimta val
dzia ir tvarka.
Churchill laiku griebesi uz-
kirsti bolSevikams kelia Graf
kijoje.
Italijoje taipgi, SUI pagalba
Stalino komunistai atsieke di-
deles galybes, ir jie pastaru lai-
ku priverte atsistatydinti Bo-
moni vyriausybe. Nauja Wy
siausybe steigiant, Britai pa
sipriesino, nesutikdami ,priim,
ii Grafo Sforzos, kuris sake
nera patikimas.
Komunistai surenge riauses
if Belgijoje, irgi tik mazas
skaicius, kurie pajiegia prida-
ryti daug nerimo.
Jeigu Amerika tes savO ne.
sikisimo politika, tas reiks til
palaikyma Stalino prizes Brl'
tus, ir gall prieiti to kad Bri
tai su VokieCiais susitaike tu
res gelbeti Europa nuo komu
nizmo, sumuSant Russia.
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PRANESkIT
Savo AntraSo Perrnaina

Kuomet rengiates persikelti
kitur gyventi, praneskit sa-
vo nauja antrasa DirvOs Ad-
ministracijai, ne pastui, nes
paStas nesiQs jums Dirvos i
naujQ vieta jeigu neprimo-
kesit. ParaSykit NUNS uz
lie atvirute prizes persikeli-
ma kita vjeta gyventi. -
Dirva Cleveland 3, O.
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ka, ir kaipo tokia turetu butt
islaisvinta per Sovietus. To-
liau, 81 argumenta panaudojo
ir pro-holSevikiski komentato-
rial kaip Adler, Steele, Lipp-
man ir daugelis kitty. LVS at
RENE siuos ir kitu argumentus
per Amerikoniska spauda, per
kalbas ir per sudaryma CERES
niu kontaktu su Amerikonis-
kais laikrasciais. Galu gale,
"Timeless Lithuania" daug pa
veike ir nukapojo bolseviku ar
gumentu reiksme.
Priekabe Norem'o knygas
4. "Timeless Lithuania" ne
gerai suredaguota, nerimta, ne
tikus ir mazai reiSkianti.
Sic uzmetimai paeina nuo tQ
paciu vadu kurie buvo dave
savo prizadus kad rems pini-
giskai "Timeless Lithuania" is
leidima ir prisides prie jos is
platinimo. Bet kada jie pano-
rejo pakeisti autoriaus opinija
apie veikejus, ju verte, ir ka
autorius mate ir patyre, o ne
buvo leista jiems tuos pakeiti-
mus padaryti ir savas partijas
isgirti, Q priesingas paneigti,
nuo to momento atpuole ju pa
rama ir knyga tapo "bloga, ne
gerai parasyta, prastai sure
daguota', "be vertes", ir tip.
IS visu Americas Lietuviu
leidiniu gal nei vienas nepa-
veike taip daug atkreipti Anne
rikonu demesi Lietuvos klau-
sima kaip kad ''Timeless Lith-
uania". Pirma, ja parase A
merikietis ir Suv. Valstiju par
eigunas, Amerikos Ministras
Lietuvai, DR.. Norem. Ameri-
kieciams buvo id@nu matyti
ka vienas is ju, Lietuvoje gy-
venes, mates, jautes jaunos
Lietuvos pulsa, tikrai mano
apie ta respublika. Antra, Sis
atstovas mate bolseviku ISL
briovima j Lietuva if pradzia
ju ziauraus viespatavimo. Tas
taipgi visiems idomu.
Knyga paplito visOje salyje
LVS, su pagalba visu gerai
nusiteikusiu Americas Lietu-
viu, isleido "Timeless Lithua-
MIA" ir iSplatino 5a ten kur jos
itekme gall butt didziausia. ii
randasi pas visus senatorius,
kongresmanus, visuoSe valdzios
departmentuose; turf ia visu
saliu diplomatai, svarbesni ko-
mentatoriai. ia skaito dideliu
laikrasciu redaktoriai. Ja ra-
sit dideliose Americas skaity-
klose, universitetu knygynuo-
Sc, pas didesniu universitetu
isterijos ir ekonomijos profe-
sorius il kitose lstaigose.
Todel tai bolSevikai eme gar
siai cypti ir net Washingtono
demesi atkreipe j LVS.
Rasytojas turf maziausia
pora simtu laisku nuo svarbiy
asmenu kuriu opinija yra daug
NUNS svarbesne negu partiji
niu "viespaciu" komentarai
Cleveland Plain Dealer parast
net ilga editoriala apie Time
less Lithuania', O kiti laikras.
ciai grazias recenzijas. Tikta
bolseviku Daily Worker ir mu
su nekurie sroviniai laikraScia
tare neigimo zodzius.
(Bus daugiau)
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kur ROOSeyeltO katie

Paul WallCn is WaShlngtOnO
Gruodzio II raso:
Stettiniaus pirmutinis pasi-
reiskimas kaip valstybes SEX
retoriaus buvo bakstelejimas
Britu politikai Italijoje ir Graf
kijoje.
Tikras irodymas AZ ia poll
tika yra teisinga ar protinga
negali butt Xxi il nebus lygiai
pat priversta ir Rusijai.
Jeigu Europos zmones lures
teise laisvai apsispresti, kaip
| Stettinius sake Britu atsitiki-
me, jis turi ta kartoti ir vel
ir vel ir vel Rusijos atsitiki-
me.
Liuosybe nuo iSlaukinio XII
simosi vargu gall butt apribo
Ia tiktai Italijai if GraikiJal
bet turi buti apginama ir Len
kijai, Rumanijai, JugoslavlJal
net Ispanijai.
Jeigu mes netaikysim sios
politikos lygiu teisingumu Ru
sijos kisimuisi, tas tiktai att
darys kelia komunistu kontro
liavimui visos Europos. Mes
tada remsim Russia sulaikyda
mi Britannia. Mes netaiken
tos politikos atvirai az lyglal
Mes abejojame apie LenklJa
visai nepaisom apie Rumanl]a
kooperuojam su Rusijos visis
ku dominavimu Tito Jugosla
vijoje, ir laikomes savo tvoro
puseje del Ispanijos.
Mallon pastebi jog Stettinlu
parejske neapgalvota liberals
ka nusistatyma kaip Hull ME
kad nepadare.'
MazOms tautOms prOgOs
Kitas rasytojas is Washing
tono. William Philip Smms
daro savO iSvadas kad Stett
niaus pabarimas Britu uz X
simasi Italijos vidaus relkf
lus turi savo svarba. Nuo I
paeisias pokarinis Amerlkc
| principe palaikymas kad vlenc
salys nesikistu kitQ sallq va
dziu nustatyma.
Per ellie menesiu mazoslf
tautos nuolat nustojo vilcl
sulaukti teisingumo is didzl'
ju. JOS dejo Wits Atlan1
Carteri ir j S. Valstilas ka
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Paai$kininaii Tvs Kritikas
Gandai apie LVS "Registracija", ar LVS ant
s'Black Listo", ir Ka .i Xxi siol Nuyeike

pdVlellIQ dSlIlcIiQ Ii GAL ueVl-
sada jie dvelkia svelnumu, bet
uz JUGS LVS negali atsakyti.
Bet ir pazvelgus j tuos rasi-
MUS if palyginus su musu XII
ia Lietuviska spauda, kiekvie-
mas turi pripazinti kad Dirva
vedama rimesniu ir padoresniu
tonu negu kiti. Pavyzdziui,
stai "vaidai" tarp p. Grigaicio
ir Dirvos. Dirva rimtai, saltai
cituoja faktus, nurodo p. Gri-
gaicio apsilenkimus SUI teisy-
be, ir t.p., ir Wis matyti "p.
Grigaitis sako", ar tai "redak-
torius Grigaitis raso'. Bet p.
Grigaitis drozia visai kaimis-
kai: "Pienburnis", 'fasistas"',
"Smetonininkas", ir tt. Kas
prisilaiko padorumo, Dirva ar
Naujienos?
Per kelis metus D. Grigaitis
neturejo kitos temos kaip tik
a. a. Lietuvos Prezidenta A.
Smetona smeizti, niekinti. To
neuzteko, net po jo mirCiai dar
turi j laikas nuo laiko uzka-
binti. Net primityviai zmones
pagerbia numirusius ir apie
JUGS atsinesa SUI pagalba.
Jei Amerikos Lietuviai bu-
tu RENE a. a. PREF. Smetona
kaip Lietuvos auksciausi parei-
guna, siadien Lietuvos byla
Amerikoje ir pasaulvje butQ
stovejus daug geriau. Aciu
mazos dvasios griovikams A
merikos Lietuviai pasirode kad
juose truksta rimtumo ir soli-
dariSkumo. Jiems nerupejo Lie
tuva, bet kokia partija tur5s
paimti virSu. Vieni RENE liau-
dininku politika, kit krikde-
mu, kadangi LVS lake Lie
tuviu linija tai pastarieji SUI
sivienije stengesi LVS ir tau
tininkus paneigti.
Nei Dirva nei LVS nieko ne
puola, tik gina Lietuvos teises
ir jas gins neatsizvelgiant ar
kan tas patiks ar nepatiks.
Pakenke Lietuyai
4. Niekinant Lietuvos Pre-
zidento prestyziu, jie niekino
Lietuva il pakenke jos ateiciai
ir islaisvinimui.
Supazindinimui skaitytojo su
LVS artimu Observation-Disclosures
su a. a. Prezidentu Smetona
galiu pareikSti kad LVS renge
jam paskaitas ne tik tarp Lie
tuviu bet ir tarp Amerikonu,
universitetuose, klubuose, per
radio ir tt. Visur j Amerikie-
ciai sutiko su pagarba ir visur
lis padare Lietuvai draugu il
remeju, tik ne tarp NaujlenQ,
Draugo ir Sandaros (ne partl-
JOS bet p. Vaidylos nukrelpto
/ laikrascio), nes jiems rupejo
politika, savo pasekejai If ga
lu gale "biznis", bet ne Lietu-
va, JOS laisve if ateisis. SlV
laikrasciu puolimus citavo ko-
munistu Daily Worker kaiE
gryna irodyma buk Lietuva IT,
krai buvus fasistine, pro-nazis.
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s kitu miestu, Kalendoriaus
persiuntimui skaitytOjas priya-
10 prideti 10c pinigais arba
paSto zenklukaiS.
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Sta
Iinu. jau Atsiliepia
Stalino Uzgrobinejmai Netrukdyti - Britams
Pradejus kistis = Lermuojama :.

Roosevelto ir Churchillo uz-
sileidimas Stalinu pradeda at
siliepti. lures galutinai issi-
ryskinti ar Stalinas jau ir jos
visai Europai ant sprando.
Americas spauda pilna ko-
mel1taru if isvadQ, kurios vie
nos kaltina Stalina, kitos Roo
sevelta, kitos Stalina.
Ejo Roosevelt ir Churchill su
velniu obuoliauti, datar turi
suktis kad istrukti is jo "a
bangu.
Vienas Amerikos laikrastis
raso kad Stalino isigalejimas
if gudrus pavergimas saliu
viena pc kitos surupino Angli-
jY ir Amerika.
Kaltina Churchilli kad jisai
pasirase SUI Stalinu 20 metu
sutarti, o Teherano konferen-
cijoje jisai uzsileido Stalino
reikalavimui kad Rusu itakai
butu palikta Pabaltijos salys
ir Lenkijos dalis, o uz tai Sta
linas sutiksias leisti Anglijai
tureti savo itaka Graikijoje ir
Italiioje. Isspaude Britus is
ju kontroliuojamos Jugoslavi-
jos ir vieta Gen. Mihailovico
ispraude ''marsala" Tito.
Dabar Prancuzija nubego j
Maskva, vietoj Londona SUI
tarties daryti.
Kitas laikraStis tiesiog kali
tina Churchill uz tai kad jis
pats SUI komunistais dare SUI
tariffs kur jis mate iSeis' Brita-
nijai nauda, jo politika vyk-
dant. Jis uztvirtino Stalino
grobima Lenkijos ir kitty sa-
liu. Dabar kada komunistai
nori uzgrobti Graikija ir kada
Italia norejo pasistatyti Sfor-
"a premjeru, Churchill visais
budais priesinasi.