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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14
TRUKSMAS Prizes
DAVIMA BRITAMS
PASKOLOS

Washingtone, Republiko-
mai Kongreso nariai prade-
jo truksmuoti professionals
mi prizes skolinima Britani-
jai pinigu. Dabar randasi
atvykus Britu komisija su-
tarimui gauti paskola.
Ats. Knutson pasake Ia
bal atvirai, "Kokie jie ma
no mes esam ziopliai? Jie
nori gauti finansine pagal-
ba pravedimui ten social
zavimo, prievarta atimant
industrijas ir biznius, SUI
musu pinigais."
Kitas atstovas pasake:
"sios paskolos jie nori ne
selpimui badaujanciu EMO
niu, ar kenciancios zmoni-
jos al nugalejimui kito Hit
lerio, bet isnaudojant Anne
rikos taksu moketojus gau-
ii pinigus kad valdzia gale
tu> nupirkti Anglijos ban
ka, Britu kasyklas ir gele-
zinkelius".
Britai greitomis nori cia
gauti 3 bilijonu paskola.
Prez. Truman linkes su.
teikti Britams paskola, sa'
ko Britu socializmas netu'
ri butt statoma kliutimi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14

Kanadoje, pasiryze strei-
kuoti mesos pardavejai po
to kai valdzia grazino. me-
sos racionavima. Valdzia
sake nori parupinti dau-
giau mesos Britanijai ir
islaisvintoms Europos sa-
Inns.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14
BRITAMS Sis karas ka

BRITAMS Sis karas kas-
tavo apie 6 bilijonus dola-
riu. Palyginus su Ameri-
kos karo kastais, Britu vi
81 karo kastai sudaro tik
trecdali vienos is septyniu
Amerikos karo paskolu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14

Keliavimas laivais per
Atlantika tikima bus vi
dutiniai sutvarkytas begy-
je Sesiu menesiu, 0 uz metu
laiko prasides reguliariai
turistiniai plaukimai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14

Band0 atomais varoma
]okomotiva. Belleyille, n.
j., statydinama ir daro-
ma bandymai panaudoti
atomu jiega traukinio va
rymui. Dirhejas sake, vie
mas puodukas gyvsidabrio
atomp gales varyti lokomo-
tiva, traukianti 120 preki-
niu vagonu, 45 keliones
abu galll tarp New Yorko
ir San Francisco.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14

Rugsejo 10 Londone pra-
sidejes penkiu didziuju So
jungininkiu uzsieniu SEX
retoriu ir ministry pose
dis pasirode atrauktas juo-
du demesiu.
, Russia nusistacius kad j
jos uzimtu Europos saliu
tvarka kitos sajungininkes
nesikistu, j apsidirbs patti
sulyg savo plano, kas pa
daro United Nations or
ganizacija beprasme.
Penkiu didziuju tarybai
susirinkus nustatyti taikos
pagrindus Italijai, Rumani-
jai, Bulgarijai, Vengrijai
ir Lenkijai, Maskva neleis
kistis j kitu reikalus, tik-
tai gales spresti Italijos
klausima. Ar tas SovietQ
uzsispyrimas bus nugale-
tas paaiskes ateityje.
Svarbus klausimas yra
issprendimas Italijos kolo-
nijp ,Afrikoje likimo.
Sekretorius Byrnes pa
reiske konferencijos .pra-
dzioje kad pirmiausia bus
isspresta Italijos taikos ir
jos koloniju reikalas, duo
damas suprasti kad didu-
ma koloniju Italija pasilai-
llys. Tam tikras salas vi
durzemio juroje grains
Graikijai, kitos teks Brita-
nijai, ir Britai reikalauja
bryzi Lybijos pavesti Egip-
tut.
Byrnes' taipgi pranese
jog 81 konferencija nesvar-
stys apie atomiskos bonn.
bos paslapties davima XII.
toms sajungininkems.
Britu vyriausybe taipgi
grieztai pasisake prizes ke'
lima klausimo atomiskos
bombos dabartineje konfe'
rencijoje.
Lietuya buvo parduota
Jaltoje
Neziurint Amerikos Lie
tuviu spaudimo, ir Sekre
torius Byrnes. ir niekas XII
tas visai neturi savo dieno
tvarkeje svarstymo Lietu
vos klausimo.
Amerikos spaudos rasy
tojas Karl H. Won Wiegan'
is Madrido savo straipsny
je sitaip raso: (Tas strap
snis pilnai telpa Angliska
ant 8-to pusl.):
"Stalinas pareiske ka
temijimas ar priziurejima
rinkimu uzsieniu atstov'
tose salyse nebus tdleruoja
mas, nes tas sudaro Rus
vidaus reikala.
"Toks pareiskimas next
: riose valdiskose istaigos
; laikomas atviru pasipries
nimu vakaru demokrat
JOINS bendrai, 0 Amerik;
: ir Britanijai ypatingai.
2 "Nera jokios garantijt
: toms salims 'laisviems ril
kimams' pravesti, net n
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14
ARMIJA PALEIS S
MILIJONUS VYRU

Xxi 1916 Liepos l is US
armijos bus paleista 6,0OO,-
600 vyru. Arntija pasiliks
100000 vyru stiprumo.
Karo sekretoriaus pade-
jejas Patterson pareiske
Kongresui kad nesikistu
armijos demobilizavima, ta
atliks patti kariuomenes va
dovybe.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14

1t. Gen. Jonathan w. Vain
wright, kuris vadovavo Ame-
rikos kariuomene Filipinuose
kuomet Corregidor tapo Japo-
ponu uzimtas ir jis paimtas
nelaisve, cia parodoma paleis-
tas is Japonu belaisviu stovy-
klos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14

Pittsburgh, Pa. CIO
plieno darbininku unija is
kele obalsi iskovoti plieno
darbinipkams visoje salyje
mokesties po 81 j diena
daugiau. Plieno industri-
joje yra apie 100000 dar-
bininhu, kuriu apie 100000
tarnauja kariuomeneje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Prasi-
dejo streikas Westinghouse
Electric Corp. "baltkalnie-
riu" darbininku. Tai yra
didziausias tos ruSies strei-
kas SALES istorijoje.
Tu darbininku federaci-
jos vadai tikrina ] streika
iseis $4,000 tos kompanijos
''haltkalnieriu" darbininku
keturiolikoje jos dirbtuviu
ir ofisu.
Ju streikas gall ismesti
is darby apie $4,000 kitty
Westinghouse darbininku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14
Mirgu W
Q,
Raso Ku.
20 POTsDAMO

jos, "trys didieji' turba Hs Il
giau axis aki nesueis. N
vieta uzims penkiu valstybl,
uzsienio reikalu ministry lai-
kas nuo laiko turimos konfe-
rencijos. Tos valstybes yra
Amerika, Anglia, Prancuzija,
Kinija ir Russia.
Tokiu budu, Lietuviams uz
tautos laisve reikalinga veikti
dviem kryptim: Amerikos Lie
tuyiai dirbs per Washingtona,
o Lietuvos diplomatai ir Lietu-
vos pabegeliai Europoje per tu
ministry konferencijas.
Pirmutine siq konferenciju
ivyks Londone. Cia iskyla Lie
tuvos atstovybes ir Balucio
svarba. Gerai dare tie Lietu-
vial kurie padejo Londono At
stovybe uzlikyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14
ALKANAS Paryzius

ALKANAS Paryzius IT,
kisi ir laukia pagalbos is
Americas. Paryzius nera
daug nuo karo nukentejes,
mes pasidave be music, ta-
ciau SUI visa nukentejusia
sali1ni ir Paryzius kencia
nedatekliu ir laukia pagal.
bos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14

IA zuvo. Miami, Fla. =
Laivvno lektuvui nukritus
ir sudegus, zuvo IA karo
laivyno vyru.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14
NORVEGIJOS isdavikas

Vidk,ln Quisling nuteistas
mirti. Nno jo paejo "kvis-
lingo" vardas Kittens isda-
vikams k'lrie stojo tarnau-
ii okupantans, naziarns ar
bolsevikams Europos sally
sc Sio karo metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14
KOMUNISTU

NUWUNIOIQ Suag1CUO'
ia Chicagos universitetc
mokytoju grupe, pasirasius
pasiunte Prez. Trumanu5
peticija kad 81 sails pasida.
lintu atomiskos bombos pa.
slaptim SUI 'kitomis salimis'
Tos "kitos salys" yra So.
vietu Russia.
Toje peticijoje nepasira.
so zynieji to universitetC
profesoriai ir vadai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14

Eina lzinios kad Vatika-
mas skirs Z AZ 8 Amerikoje
kardinolus. Kardinolu kon-
|sistoja ivyks Gruodzio m.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14

South Bend, Ind. - Stu
debaker automobiliu kor-
poracija pakele savo dar-
bininkams mokesties 20 II
centl valandai daugiau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14

Gelezinkeliu kompanijos
uzsako naujus prekinius va
gonus ir state skubiai nau-
joviskus keleiviams vazine-
ii vagonus SUI ivairiais pa
gerinimais ir patogumais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14

Milano srityje, Italijoje,
pastaros savaites italy ci-
viliul susiremimuose uzmus-
ia 8 Britai kareiviai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14

Avalq dirbtuves prades
gaminti avalus laisvu bu-
du, kaip buvo seniau. Tas
bus pasiekta keliu menesiu
begyje.
Avalu dirbtuves gall pa
gaminti Xxi IS milijonu po-
ru ivairiu avalu kas me-
nesi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14
AMERIKOS Lietuviai kalba

AMERIKOS Lietuviai kalba-
81 atsiliepti j ivykius jiems bu-
dinga priemone: tariasi saukti
savo selma. Ia pajutus, Ame-
rikos Lietuviq Taryba suskato
pasiskelbti il toki selma sauk-
sianti "antroje Lapkricio da.
lyje".
Lietuviu visuomene, Pitts
burgho konferencijos triksus
atsimindama, turbut niekaip j
81 issisokima paziures, ypatin-
gai demesin paemus ALT tyla
apie visuomenes norma darbu
subendrinima su LVS.
Nesenai tapo paskelbta tu
abieju organizaciju finansines
apyskaitos.
ALT, tarp Kovo l, 1943, ir
Geg. 81, 1915, gavo S33. .169.64
auku, girdamasi atstovaujanti
"visa" Americas Lietuviu vi
suomene. ALT suorganizuo-
ia Rugp. 1910 metais.)
LVS, tarp 1941 ir Rirzelio
80, 1915, gavo auku $29,112.33,
ia tarybininku vadinama me
reiksminga" grupe.
sios apyskaitos duoda SUI
prasti abieju politini svori mu-
su visuomeneje. Ar ilgam dar
ALT vadai pasiliks akli, aklus
veda?
MASKVOS papirkta spauda
dziaugiasi turejimu "ziniu is
Lietuvos" ir kad Kaune bel
Vilniuje universitetams vado-
vauja Lietuviai profesoriai ne
komunistai. zinias is Lietuvos
ia spauda pasisemia is Palec-
kiniu propagandos organu. Ju
tikrumo niekas nezino.
Galima patiketi tik Unions
apie mirti vieno ar kito Lietu-
vos veikejo, nes Maskvos tiks-
las Lietuvius veikejus sunai-
KNIT. Nei vienas Kauno il
Vilniaus profesoriu nera para
ses Amerikieciams pazysta-
MEMS jokio laisko. Nera pa,
rases nei straipsniu Amerikos
Lietuviu spaudai. Neraso JIG
rel Paleckineje spaudoje. Al
jie gyvi?
MUSU laikrasciuose tilpt
pranesimas apie Prof. Pakstt
pasitraukima is Bendro A1neri
kos Lietuviu Fondo. Sausa'
pranesimas visko nepasako.
10 pasitraukimas tai mus1
ilganosiu snipu darbo vaisius
Prof. Pakstas savo kalbose ka
kur Amerikeciu tarpe pasaky
davo karcia tiesa apie juodu
Maskvines policijos darbu
Lietuvoje.
Pagal statuta, BALF nepal
tine organizacija, tokiu budl
musu snipeliai, isigerindan
Maskvinei policijai, pradejo
Paksta skusti.
Bet kas gall uzgniauzti tie
So apie nezmoniska Soviet
Sajungos elgesi kulturingoj
LietuvoR? Niekas!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14
Degtines gamyba vel SUI

Degtines gamyba vel SUI
laikyta del grudu stokos.
Degtines varykloms lei
DIANA sunaudoti alkoho-
lilo gaminimui tik po 3 mi
lijonus buseliu grudu me-
nesiui. Apie 10000 darbi-
ninku alkoholio industrijo-
je palieciami bedarbes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14

Russia gavo is Americas
1913 karo lektuvu nuo l
Sausio, 1943.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14

MESOS raciOnavimas uz-
sibaigs SUI Rugsejo 30 d.
Taipgi SUI ia diena bus
uzbaigta karo meto pagrei-
tintas laikas: SUI Spaliu |
laikrodziai bus atsukti va
landa atgal.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14

Japonija siame kare pa
neSe 5,639,350 kareivu nuo-
stoliu, prie to 554,35O civil
liniu uzmuSta ar suzeista.
Paskandinta apie 1000 ia
ponijos laivu.
Is Australijos vel, parve-
| Ia $50 Americas kareiviu
zmonu, su jomis ir 236 ku-
dikius. JOS yra istekeju-
sios uz Amerikieciu kariu
ju lAust1alijoje buvimo me-
tn.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-14

Japonai per menesi lai-
ko kovose SUI Rusais dar
speio ismusti 8,219 Rusu
kareiviu ir virs $4,000 SUI
zeide.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-07
Circus Men Surrender

Hartford, Conn, June 7-(UP)- General Manager George w. Smith and Boss canvaSsman Leonard $. Aylesworth of Ringing Brothers Barnum and Bailey Combined Shows, Inc, surrendered today to the County Sheriff and were taken to State prison to begin terms of year and day to five years for manslaughter as result of last years disastrous fire.
 They were the last of the five convicted officials of the big top to begin similar terms, imposed in February, and reduced April ' by Superior Court Judge William A. Shea.
 The fire cost 168 lives and injury to 682 others.
 Smith and Aylesworth held a press conference in the office of Sheriff Joseph w. Harding before they were motored to the prison at Wethersfield.
 Smith, as spokesman, said that prospects for the circus season are very rosy" and that he expected to help direct the shows operations from prison.
 I don't know how much they let you do in prison," he said, how ever, I've never been there be- fore"
 He said that in his absence, Ed ward J. Kelley, his assistant, would become acting manager, and that Aylesworth's duties would be car ried on by James Healey.
 With time off for good behavior, both will be eligible for parole after eight and one half months,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-07
FBI Nobs 6 In Theft or |U. 5. Secrets

Washington, June 7.-(UP)-Six persons, including two State De- partment officials and navy lieu tenant, were under arrest today in connection with the theft of high ly confidential government papers classified as restricted and top secret.
 The other three were editors and a writer who allegedly used some of the material.
 The five men and one woman were charged specifically with stealing the documents in a conspiracy to violate the espionage act. There was no mention, however, of dealing with the enemy.
 The arrested persons are not ac- cused of transmitting information to the enemy or to anyone else They were accused of violating a law which covers unauthorized possession of national defense data as well as "transmittal''
 FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover said last night in announcing the arrests here and in New York that the data from confidential government files usually was turned over to
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-07
Allies Nab
 Rita Zucco, Axis Sally

Rome, June 7.-UP)-Allied headquarters announced today the arrest in Turin of Axis Sally" whose honeyed voice dripped propa- ganda poison into the ears of radio listeners during the war in the Mediterranean.
 Military police of the Fourth Corps took Sally into custody on Tuesday. Authorities had said earlier that if she were caught, she would be sent to the United States for trial on treason charges.
 Sally is Rita Louisa Zucca, 33. She was born in New York city. Her father operates a restaurant in 18th street, officials said.
 With Miss Zucca when she was arrested was her six months old son They had bene living with her uncle and aunt in Turin since she last broadcast on April 25 from a Ger man-controlled station near Como.
 She began broadcasting for the Nazis in February, 1943, and soon became star performer in the propaganda shows aimed at Allied military personnel in this theater.
 Her well modulated vSce and often mysteriously accurate infor- nation about Allied prisoners and troop movements was supplemented by soldier sweetheart batter. She always signed off with Good night boys, and a sweet kiss from Sally"
 GI's dwelt at length on specu- lation whether she avs a glamorous pinup or an ugly duckling. After her capture she was described as five fete four, and cross eyed.
 She came to Italy when she was 16 to study opera, returned to the United States in 1889 to visit her parents, then returned and be- gan working for the Fascist radio at a dollar a day.
 She said she became an Italian citizen in 1941 to avoid confiscation of her property. Authorities indi- cated that would not save her from treason charges.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-07
Man Cuts Throat With Table Knife

George Pomerleau 49, 701 South Main street, committed suicide by slashing his throat with a table knife last night.
 He was discovered in his bedroom this morning by Joseph Tomevice, proprietor of a restaurant at 703 South Main street, who notified Patrolman Albert Dereskevioe. A call from Patrolman Derekevice brought Chief Inspector Joseph R.. Bendler, Sgt. Joseph Mccarthy, Medical Examiner Dr. Edward H. Kirschbaum and Coroner Steven A. Homick to the scene.
 Sgt. Mccarthy said Pomerleau drank a quantity of cleaning fluid, and apparently attempted to cut himself with razor blade before using the table knife which was found on a bureau near the bed on which the man was lying.
 Sgt. Mccarthy said that Pomer- leau was recently released from New Haven jail where he was sen tenced to 90 days for violating pro- bation in regard to non-support charge on April 19.
 Pomerleau was born in Maine, and was employed by the American Brass Co.,, police said The funeral will be held from the Mulville fu- neral home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-07

in German, in which language the corporal replied. Hours later he awoke in the midst of a group of Germans. An American lieutenant passed.
 What happened? Have we been captured?" Beamesderfer shouted.
 Be quiet the lieutenant answer ed. You're O. K. You're with your buddies.
 "Buddies, hell!' Beamsderfer cried. Get me out of here. I'm an American
 He was sent to a prisoner of war camp in England where he found nurse who listened to his detailed account of his Pennsylvanian life. Finally, authorities cabled Wash ington for his fingerprints. After 30 days of imprisonment, an officer burst into the corporals tent and announced:
 T am happy to inform you that you're an American at last."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-07
JAPANESE COINCIDE 0KINAWA'S PLIGHT
CITY PENSION
 BILL AWAITING GOVERNOR 'SOk

Waterbury today was as close to having an official pension system as could be had without the governors signature to the bill passed by the House last night and previously passed by the Sen ate. To the surprise of everyone, Republicans and Democrats alike, the COP controlled House defeated their party sponsored refer endum amendment to the bill and passed the latter in original form as presented by the local administration and the Public Personnel Committee.
 Tribute was paid today to Rep John Membrino CD, for his efforts in getting the Republican House to pass the bill in it's original form over and above the considerable amendment pressure brought by the local COP party. Also playing a great part in lobbying for the bills passage in pure form was the teachers committee representatives present at the Capitol the past four days or more.
 Although speculation has arisen that the Republicans may bring pressure On the governor to veto the measure it did not seem likely today that the chief executive would interfere. Under the provisions of the bill the city will contribute about $327 ,000 annually to the fund with employees contributions, as re- suit of the increase contained with in the Dill for teachers, flremen and policemen contributions, will likely amount to over sl0o,O00 an- nually.
 Rep. Arthur Tanner (R-Wood- bury), member of the PIP commit tee introduced the referendum amendment previously rejected by the Senate and spoke in it's behalf claiming it to be indicative of home rule and necessary to healthy situation in Waterbury.
 Rep. Tanner was supported by House Leader Wanderer and Rep. Daniel Hickey and others who claimed it's passage was one which 
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-07
Yank Captured By Yanks Spends Month M Prison

Birmingham, Mass, June 2 - GU. P) An American corporal was captured by U. s. troops and spent a month in German prisoner of war camp in England before finger print records established his iden- tity, it was disclosed today.
 Corporal Gilbert J. Beamsderfer of Ephrata, Pa, a patient at Cush- ing General hospital here, was wounded and rendered unconscious in France last Fall when his squad was trying to destroy Nazi mach inc gun nest. When he regained consciousness, he found himself in a hospital. the same hospital to which droves of wounded Nazi pri- soners had been taken.
 Wherever did you learn to speak such good English?" nurse gasped when he asked when he would be operated upon.
 A doctor came in, addressed him
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-07
Rosalind Russell Best Hollywood
 "Squaw" Claims Chief Bluefeather

Chief Bluefeather explained a healthy squaw kept papooses alive with the heat of her body and by energetically keeping the wigwam snug. And that, he thinks, is where Miss Hayworth could deliver the goods-Indian fashion.
 Miss Russell he picked for anoth- CT reason. Not, he added, that she S any cold tomato when it comes to that warm blooded stuff. But she's what the men of his tribe would call sharp number"
 "If she talked with such sense and sharpness as she does on the screen she would have been valued among all others in the tribe" he said. She has wisdom-and that is highly valued by my people"
 In other words. Chief Bluefeather added. Miss Russell would be a handy addition around a campfire when it came time to haul out the aaaGs Qiaa,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-07
StiIIwelI Visits MocArthur's Staff

Manila, June 7-(UP)-Gen. Jos eph w. Stillwell, commander of ground forces in the United States, visited the southwest Pacific re- gently and conferred with Gen. Douglas MacArthur and his staff, 1t was announced today.
 Neither the purpose nor the re- suits of Stilwell's mission were re- vealed.
 However, the visit came at time when Gen. Douglas Macarthur, as new commander of all ground forces in the Pacific, was deep in plans for the next phase of the American march on Japan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-07
Zone Troops Irk Russians
By W. R. HIGGINBOTHM

London, June ' - (U.PD - Rus Sia demanded again today that American and British troops with draw from the Soviet occupation zone in Germany.
 The Soviet government newspaper Izvestia indirectly voiced the de- mand in attacking assertions in the London Times and other newspa- pers that the signing of the four power pact in Berlin "at last ends the confusion in Germany"
 What does the Times mean by 'Confusion'?" asked Izvestia. The difference in regimes in the occupied zones?
 Perhaps by confusion the news paper means that Anglo American troops occupy part of the zone which is to be occupied by Soviet troops.
 But the borders of these zones were determined by the European Consultative Commission and all one had to do was to abide by them
 Marshal Gregory K. Zhukov, the Soviet delegate to the Allied Con- trol Council, first expressed the de- mand - also indirectly - that the United States and Britain pull their forces out of the Soviet occupation zone.
 He told General Dwight D. Eisen- hover, Marshal Sir Bernard L. Montgomery and General Jean De Lattre De Tassigny at Berlin Tues day that he could do nothing fur ther toward establishment of the control council until the Western Allies had withdrawn from the Russian zone.
 British commentators showed sur- prise and resentment at Russia's demand at her unilateral disclosure that the Red Army will occupy half of Germany.