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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-06

Of the southern continent are pass
ing from their previous period of
ISOLATION from the democratic
forces in international affairs.
It means, also, that the semi
colonial status they occupied is
likewise changing. And that is an
other way of saying that the most
~eactionary and imperialist influ-
ences in United States policy in
this hemisphere are fading.
This whole development GER
tainly will affect Brazil's shifting
domestic political situation.
Though it may have been calculat-
ed to give a liberal color to liberal
authority in a moment when the
eyes of the world are upon it, the
democratic forces now battling
there for a constitutional govern
ment will gain ground and inspira-
ton from this development, and
the pro-German, pro-Argentine
forces will be proportionate1y
weakened.-The Peoples World.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-06
SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC
Or u. S.
MEDICAL G

Like q warship's searchlight on
dark sea, Bernhard J.. Stern's
American Medical Practice In The
Perspectives of a Century Com
monwealth Fund, New York, $3.50
sheds a powerful beam on why
many doctors are reactionary in
heir social outlook and bitterly
oppose adequate medical care
through the Wagner Murray
Dingell bill.
Instead of giving the usual ro-
mantle history of medicine he uses
the historical and economic APP
proach. His first chapter is a con-
densed masterpiece Of the growth
of mass production in American
industry, concentration into cities,
spreading of slums and epidemics
individual incomes, expansion of
government functions etc.
'In the face of the vast increase
in national income and of consum-
ers goods" he writes, "a situation
has developed in which a large
segment of the people of the United
States have incomes that do not
permit them to share fully in these
social gains"
Doctors generally resisted scien-
tific progress, particularly the
development of specialists, Stern
records. They also opposed settle
ment of additional doctors in their
communities, protecting their
economic interests" as he says.
They still fight having full-time
salaried doctors who do not depend
on individual patient fees. Yet
experts calculate that on the in
dividual fee basis "the medical
needs of a considerable proportion
of American families are not fully
met"
Ke notes how racial discrimi-
nation impairs medical practice
because of discrimination against
Negro physicians" In Mississippi
there are no modern hospitals
where a Negro physician may
practice, even when Negroes are
admitted" So Negro men die 81
peEtcent faster than white men and
! Negro women IA per cent faster
than white women.
THE problem of medical prac-
tice th.t are agitating the public
today" Stern concludes, are there
fore primarily concerned with the
J provision of high quality of cura-
! tive and preventive medical service
to all the people"
1t is probably the book of a
medical character that union lib
raries should have. American
Medical Practice costs only $1.50
and if you buy through the Union
Bookstore, 5021 Woodward, bet
roit 2, you will get some discount,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-06
BY DARLINGTON HOPES

Probably the most timeworn
argument against social progress
is that it is against human nature.
We are told that men are naturally
selfish, that no economic order car
succeed unless its prime motive is
the amassing of Individual wealth,
and that in business affairs the
law of the jungle must prevail.
Those who advance this argu-
ment are frequently devout Christ
lans. They go to church regularly.
On Sundays they read and repeat
the sayings of Jesus: whatsoever
ye would that men should unto
you, do ye wen SO to them" Thou
shalt love thy neighbor as myself"
and "Ye cannot serve God and
Mammon." On the other six days
OF the week, they follow the motto
Every man for himself, and the
devil take the hindmost." They
see no conflict between their
preaching and their practice.
1t was the realization of this
contradiction which forced me to
become a Socialist. l couldn't be-
lieve that Jesus intended his pre-
cepts to be laid on the shelf from
Monday morning until Saturday
evening. AS time went on, it be-
came clearer to me that unem-
ployment, wal and fascism were
not only the natural fruits of a
selfish economic order, but also
the inevitable punishment. for the
violation of unchanging moral
law. BE not deceived, God is not
Knocked: for whatsoever a man
soweth, that shall he also reap"
is just as true today as when Paul
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-06
TIT MAN FROM MARS
IS STUMPED!

The Man from Mars dropped in
to Sc me today. He was disturbed.
Il made another mistake" he said.
Il was sitting on a bus and one of
your veterans, all covered with
medals, got on. He had one leg,
using crutches, and l gave him my
seat. The driver put me off"
Must have misunderstood him."
l suggested.
mo, Negroes had to stand in the
back"
He went on:
Il don't understand this Negro
business. While l was waiting for
the bus, | saw a fellow reading
the Astrophysical Journal. Had a
Phi Beta Kappa key. l scraped
an acquaintance. He said he was
a Harvard SGD. l invited him into
the drug store there for a drink.
He said the only way he could get
a drink there was in a paper cup
to take out. l don't see the differ
encc between standing beside a
Negro in an elevator and in a the
atre. If a Negro in a restaurant
has a bat in his hand, it is wrong;
but it's all right if he has a tray.
He can't live in a room next to
you in a hotel, but the black cook
can live in the back room IN your
house. If he paints your front porch
the police stop him; but if he
sweeps it no one objects. A Negroes
a hold your baby, wash it n
even wetnurse it, but your baby
and hers can't play together in the
yard. If the minister and Negro
doctor confer around a table with
the mayor and city manager on
politics, that is good citizenship.
But if they talk about Spinoza,
that leads to race riots. Living
across the street from a Negro
violates traditions, unless the
boundary line of the Negro section
runs down the middle of the street.
To call a Negro minister is tearing
down society, but it helps good
feeling to call him a doctor or
professor If you write to a man
and call him dear sir and later
learn that he is a Negro, all you
can do is to hang yourself"
1--WE Southerners have to pre-
serve white supremacy" | said
1--WE are opposed to anything which
will Tend to promote race equality.
He nodded.
That makes it clearer ne
said, but where do the mulattoes
come from."-Labor Reports.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-06
LAGUARDIA DEMANDS
ON DlNERS-OUT

NEW YORK, May 23.-Mayor
F. H. LaGuardia called on the Of
flee of Price Administration to re-
quire eating places to demand red
ration points from customers who
r served meat.
Those who are able to eat out,
the mayor said, n getting more
than their share of foods in short
supply, and he insisted the prac?
tice should stop.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-06

some question whether it can even
talk about them.
At San Francisco, the Syrian
delegates are releasing casualty
figures. Presumably this will be
permitted after the security organ
ization starts functioning, but a
debate is in progress this week to
determine if the council could re-
commend a peaceful settlement
against the wishes of any member
of the Big Five not directly in
volved. We must be careful not to
damage Allied unity.
l have everything figured out,
except the unity
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-06
THAT $500 "EXPENsE" item

Many students of government believe that the $4,000 salary of
a congressman is to- low On this salary a member must maintain two
homes and his living costs are heavy. But the 2 800 expense account
increase recently voted by the House is a shabby subterfuge under
present conditions.
The wages of workers are bound under the Little Steel formula
10 Il per cen increases and every penny is taxable. The House increase
mounts to % per cent tax free. There is no reason Congress should not
WHn uhul after IN a and then vote itself proper salary increases
IN an honorable way. The Senate refused to approve the expense ac-
count" item for its own members, but left the House free to do as il
pleased. /" the House is well advised, it will rescind the So 500 increase
rather than. expose itself to charges of a wartime Treasury raid Tho
Chicago Sun.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-06
British SET Up Sydney
Air Line, Worlds LONGEST

LONDON, May 81. - British
Overseas Agency company today
inaugurated the worlds longest
air line, a 1927 mile service to
Sydney, Australia, in 70 hours,
against the pre-war time of 91a
days.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-06

MI w ilCII Si1d - Wi tlO was (dlIf-
paining for Vice-President back
in the Hoover days, he told an
Iowa farmer who had sought some
enlightenment: You are too damn
dumb to understand"
Maybe that is what's wrong with
me. L cant quite understand how
the new world security organiza-
ton is going to operate.
The other night while Secretary
Stettihius was explaining the won
ders Of the Big Five veto formula,
France was pouring shells into
little Syria.
Both France and Syria were
pea~ce-loving nations, Both Of them
had accredited delegates at San
Francisco. A practical question oc-
cured to me Hp
Suppose the new peace machin-
cry was ready to function, how
would it settle this undeclared
war? That is what l wanted to
know.
Mr.. Stettiniu5 told us not to
worry about fifty" questions. The
new peace organization, he said,
will be strong in the power to
prevent aggression.
All right, but how? Under the
Yalta formula, France is one of the
five great powers that can veto
any action against herself, Any
action, that is, except talk.
Could Syria do tie same? No,
Syria isn't a great power, and
therefore the security council
would have power to protect
France against Syria.
The special veto power is not
a question of privilege" said Stet-
tinius. 1t is necessary because
peace must be based upon the un-
ity Of the Big Five.
| tried TO apply this idea to the
old League of Nations. When it
was formed the big five peace-lov-
ing allies were the United States.
Britain, France, Italy and Japan.
All along we have been think
ing that the old league had too
little power. But il Mr.. Stettinius
is right, it had far too much.
When Japan invaded Manchu-
ria, the league condemned Japan
as an agressor. That was bad for
unity and Japan left the league.
In 1885 when Italy invaded
Abyssinia, the league clamped
economic sanctions on Mussoiini.
That was also bad for unity and
Italy left the league.
The new world security organ
ization won't be exposed to such
G m p S. No matter what
France does in Syria, nothing can
be done 70 offend her-nothing
inside the security organization.
Of course Britain is bringing up
troops to be ready for any eventu-
atty. Several weeks ago our troops
in occupied Germany had a close
brush with French troops around
Stuttgart.
Russia is still sore at both of us
because we chased Marshal Tito
out of Trieste. French troops oc-
cupied another part of Italy and
Britain has made strong represen-
tations.
But the security organization
won't be allowed 10 ~ieopardize
unity in such matters. There is
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-06
E PROPOSITION

In 1914, Coca Cola earned $29,6o
a share on common stock.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
Lietuviai vel Rinksis Washingtone Lapk. 1917
Leiskit De|egatais SavO Sunus
karius Cryzusius IS Karo!

Galutinu Europos rubeziu nustatymu sprendmui
artejant, Americas Lietuvia vel turime vazuoti
Washingtona ir ebnti teisinguno durs, reikalau
jant Letuvos kausmo iskeimo, aiskaus passakymo ka
SUI Lietuva manoma daryt ir kode leidzama Lietuviu
tauta naikinti il zudyti.
Rezoliucijos vienas pabandymas netur parodyt
kad tik tick Lietuvos likmas rupi. Eikime, va
ziuokime, kebnlime, reikalaukime ir vel
Reikaaukime kad boseviku armijos butu is Lietu-
vos prasalintos mes karas jau pasbaige.
Reikalaukime kad pats Kongresas prabiltu ka ma
apie pavergtas mazas sails tyejmas turf bagtis!
Reikalaukime kad Prezidentas Truman pareikstu
jis aikyss Americas pareikstu karo principu ap
ginti mazas tautas - kada karas baigtas
Atejo laikas kad Lietuviai kariai vyktu Washing
tona kartu kitais Letuvais r pasakytu ten uz ka
jie krauja ejo gyvybes pavoiu state - kit ju
broliai net galvas pagulde
Letuvos klausimas turi butt padetas sekancios kon-
ferencijos agendoje!
Lietuvai, vyrai moterys, karia koloniju veikejai-
rengkites vazuot Amerkes sostne dvi denas Lapkri-
eio-Noyember 16 ir L. 1945 susirinkiti HOTEL STAT
LER rezervuo1it kambarius t1ojau tame ar ktuo-
Sc hoteluose, kur prmiau buvot
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PREF. TRUMAN UZ
LAKYMA KARIUO-
MENES

Prez. Truman ruosia kali
ba kongresui, kur jis rem
giasi isdestyti savo numa-
tymus ir reikalinguma sa-
lies vyru e1nimo kariuome-
men taikos meto militaris-
kan pralavinimui. Jis kal-
bes Spaliu %.
PREF. Truman rodo pri-
tarimo kariuomeniu paruo-
simui tuo budu kaip nuro-
de Gen. Marshall, Armijos
stabo virsininkas.
Karo Sekretorius Patter.
son is savo puses irodinejs
svarbuma sujungti karo il
laivyno departments j vie
na, kas butu geriausias uz
tikrinimas Amerikai apsau
COS ir pasauliui taikos.
Gen. Marshall sake kaC
turejimas atomines bombo'
padaro labiau reikalingl
tureti daugiau sauszemi'
kariuomenes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
AMER!KOS-SOVIETU SANTlKIAI
PASgEKE KRizES

Washington. Nesusi-
pratimai tarp Americas ir
Rusijos Balkanus vyriausy-
big ~Japonijos valdymo
klausymu pakilo is auks-
ciausio laipsnio.
Kick spejama, tue reika-
lu buvo atsiustas is Mask
vos buves ambasadorius A.
Gromyko, kuris atveze nuo
Stalino laiska PREF. Tru-
manu- ir sekancia diena is
skrido atgal j Maskva, ma
tomai SUI kokiu nors laiSku
nuo Trumano.
Sekretorius Byrnes ture-
jo privatini pasitarima su
PREF. Trumanu, su jais da-
lyvavo ir Adm. Leahy.
Japonijos atzvilgiu, pasi-
rodo, Maskva reikalauja
sudaryti taryba kurioje ir
Sovietai turetu sprendima,
ar gal net nori padalinimo
Japonijos taip kaip padare
su Vokietija. Maskva nori
pasalinti Gen. Macarthur
ir paeia Amerika is Japo-
MICS valdymo.
Jeigu ir siuo atveju Wa
shingtono valdzia neprisi.
krapstys sau ;akiu ir tiktai
bios netekti sovietu "drau'
giskumo" tai sekantis pa
reikalavimas is Mas k vos
bus pakeisti Americas val
dzia komunistiska.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

sios savaites pradzioje
visoje salyje streikai apeme
apie 100000 darbininku.
Prize pirmesniu streiku
dasidejo dar plieno darbi-
ninku streiku.
Baigimas streiko minks-
tos ANGLES kasykloje savai-
tes begyje streikuojanciu-
ju eiles sumazino.
Del ANGLES trukumo tu-
rejo paleisti is darby daug
plieno dirbtuviu darbinin-
ky.
Boston, Mass, uzbaige
streika 1900 busy darbi-
ninku.
CIO grasina issaukimu j
streika $4,000 nariu Will
mington, Del.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
Saukia Michigan Elek-
tros Streika

Michigan valstijos CLIO.
elektros dirbtuviu darbi-
ninkai saukiami streikuoti
ir tam streikui kilus butu
sutramdyta didele dalis vi
SOS valstijos industriju bel
sudaryta nepatogumu gy-
ventojams. Cub. Kelly isa-
ke valstijos policijai ir ka-
riuomenei butt pasiruosus
nelaukiamiems ivykiams.
Unijes vadai pareikalavo
40c valandai daugiau mo-
kesties elektros darbinin-
kams ir atmeta siuloma 13c
valandai pakelima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
RUSAI PABEGELIAI
TERORIZUOJAMI

Senatorius Wheeler vie
Sal paskelbe raporta apie
sovietu terorizavima tuks-
tanciu Rusu pabegeliu ku-
rie radosi Vokietijoje kuo-
met sajungininku arnijos
Vokietija okupavo.
Pabegeliai Rusai, kuriu
daug buvo sugryze j Rusi-
ia, bet paskui vel pajiege
sugryzti j Vokietiia, pasa-
koja kad Rusijoje su Jais
apsieita daug ziauriau ne.
gu Vokietijoje ir jie memo
ri gryzti, bet bolseviku sni'
pal ir kariuomene JUGS te'
rorizuoja.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
ARGENTINOJE SU-
KILMAS

Argentinoje eina sukili-
mas uz valdzios kontrole.
Buves vice prezidentas Pc
ron vel pagriebe valdzia j
savo rankas. Pabuves kale-
jime tula laika, sugryzo j
Buenos Aires ir kartu su
buvusiu prezidentu Farrell
pasirode publikoje, ir buvo
perstatytas kaipo preziden-
tas kuris patiks visiems.
Riausese kurios kilo Pc
ron'o sugryzimo metu uz-
musta apie 80 asmenu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
kOMUNISTAI VIES-
PATAUJA BERLINE

Gen. Eisenhower pamate
kad Berline visur isiviespa-
tave komunistai, ir tik de-
da Wits j tai kad "teisingi
ir besaliski''' rinkimai pa
darysia tam gala.
Generolo pasitikej m a S
teisingumu ir besaliskumu
yra bergzdzias matant ko-
kias klastas vartoja Rusai
sukomunistinimui Vokieciu
net paeiu Amerikieciu val
domose Vokietijos dalyse.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
SOVIETU 'RINKIMU'
CIRkAS VEL

= Maskva skelbia kokius
balsavimus Vasario 10 at
einanciais metals. Balsavi-
muose sake dalyvaus ir ju
pavergtos salys, kartu ir
Lietuva.
Prize kitu pavergtu sriciu
bolsevikai skaito pilnai sa-
vomis jau ir naujai uzgro-
bias Rytu Prussia, Kurilu
salas ir Sakhalina. Ten ir-
gi ivede teroristines boise
vikiskas klikas, kurios bal
suos rinkimui Maskvos pa
statytu kandidatu j vyriau-
sia sovieta.
Tuomi jie nori parodyti
kad tos pagrobtos tautos
jau isijunge ir isvien eina
SUI Maskva.
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KARO LEKTUVAI
PALIKTI SUNYKTI

Pranesimas is Europos
sake kad Vokietijoje, neto-
Ii Municho, atvirame lauke
palikti rudyti 450 orc tvir-
toviu lektuvu, kurie kasta-
vo padaryti 148 milijonus
dolariu. Jie naudoti pri-
baigimui Vokieciu pasida-
vimui. Dabar stogso be jo-
kiOS verteS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

P.ABEGELIAI Europoje,
ypatingai Vokietijoje, bus
aptiekiami gausesniu mais-
tn ateinancia ziema. Pabe-
geliams bus duodama bal
tos duonos, kuomet Vokie-
ciai gaus .tik juoda duona,
skelbia U. S. Armijos va
dovybe. Amerikonai varg-
Sal nezino kad juoda duona
greiciau Vokiecius atsers
ir sustiprins. :.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
PIERRE LAVAL, pripa-
zintas Prancuzijos isdavi-
ku Vokieciams, tapo susau-
dytas Paryziuje Spaliu Is.

Galilna siusti paprastu ar orc
pastu, bet nera apdraudos, ne
priima Especial delivery" nei
jokiu siuntiniq daiktais. Lais'
kas negali butt sunkesnis dvie-
ju unciju. Lipdyti pc senove.
&c ir adresuoti savo turimu Sc
nu adresu, prirasant "LITHU'
ANIA".
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:: .'''::lfI'dAly
A k
ID A r B Al
Atsauke Angliakasiu
Streika

John L. Lewis, angliaka-
siu unijos prezidentas, pa
skelbe pabaiga minkstos
ANGLES darbininku streiko
ir isake maineriams gryzti
j darbus pirmadieni, Spa
liu 22. Streikuoja netoli
$4,000 kasyklu darbininku.
Streikas atSauktas "vi-
suomenes gerovei", tary-
bos algu klausimu bus te-
siamos SUI kasyklu operate
riais toliau.
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MAZINA SALES
ISLAIDAS

Washingtone, Ats t o w
Rumuose pakelta reikalavi-
mas sumazinti valdzios is
laidas Siam fiskaliam me-
tut 81 bilijonais dola.'iu.
Ka1sui pasibaigus, nerei-
kalinga jau nekuriu dide-
liu sunny kurios buvo nu-
matytos kariskiems reika-
lams Xxi Birzelio 80, 1916.
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AmerikOs ukes nesulal

Amerikos ukes nesulau-
kia sugryztanciu savo dar-
bininku j ukiu darbus. Ju
pasitrauke apie A milijo-
mai, vieni isejo kariuome-
nen, kit iskeliavo j gerus
uzdarbius miestuose. Sio
meto derliaus surinkimui
labai truksta darbininku.
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Amerikos valdzia pasky-
re 500 milijonu svaru me-
sos eksportavimui j karo
nualintas Europos Sails.
W ta mesa gaus uzmo-
keti, bet j reikalinga Bel
gijai, Anglijai, Prancuzijai
ir Holandijai, mes neturl
savo pakankamai.
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.Japoniia prades ekspor

Japonija prades ekspor-
to bizni SUI uzsieniu begyje
60 dienu, kaip pranesama.
il eksportuos silka, arba-
ia, oda, guma, perlus ir
namams padarus. Viska ts
keis j maista, kurio saliai
labai reikia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

Tolimuose Rytuose tapo
uztikta dideli kiekiai natu-
ralio gumo, kuris taip la
bal re ikalingas Americas
gumo industrijoms.. Japo-
mai turejo jo pagamine ESQ
tukstanciu tony, kuris bus
parveztas Amerikon.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

Amerika, Anglia, Pran-
cuzija atmete Rusijos rel
kalavima susaukt visos Vo-
kietijos darbo. uniju suva-
ziavima Berline pagamini-
mui konstitucijos komunis-
tn valdomos Vokietijos dar-
bo federacijai. Rusai mat
nori kaip nors susisiekti su
kitu Vokietijos daily darbi,
ninkais, noredami paseti il
tarp ju komunizmo nuodu
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AMERIKOS

AMERIKOS virSininkai
gavo i savo rankas naziu
PARTIES naru sarasa, kuris
parodo kad toje partijoje
priklause apie 8 milijonai
Marty. Oar du milijonai XII
tu korteliu buvo tai apli-
kantai j partija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

Komunistu organo Daily
Worker redaktorius atsi-
mete nuo komunistu ir pa
siskelbe surgyztas j Romos
Kataliku tikyba. Bolsevi-
kai j apsauke dezertyrll.
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Japonijoje, Gen. MacAr-
thuro isakymu, suteikta ly-
gios teises visoms religi-
JOINS kokios Japonijoje bu-
vo ir panaikinta sinto re-
ligija kaipo valstybine, ku-
ri tokia skaitesi Xxi siolei.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19


RUSAI visomis ,pusemis
platina gandus buk sovie-
tuose jau israsta atomine
bomba. Taipgi pastaromis
dienomis paskelbe buk ant
Daniskos Borgholm salos
Baltijos juroje surade ir is
gabene j Russia Vokiecius
mokslininkus kurie jau bu-
vo bebaigia israsti atomi-
ne bomba. Sake, puse me-
tu Rusai turesia atomines
bombos paslapti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

Paterson, n. J.-Wright
lektuvu isdirbyste sutiko
ispildyti unijos reikalavima
ir pakele darbininkams al
gas po apie 30 nuos. Toje
isdirbysteje dirba apie g.
900 darbininku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
Canton. Ohio.

deda pastangas sutaikytl
plieno darbininku streika,
CIO vadovaujama, apiman-
ii apie 5000 darbininku ke-
turiose Timken Roller Bea-
ring Co. dirbtuvese.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

OKINAWA saloje PEREZ
ta savaite siautus baisi We
ira sunaikino Amerikos ka-
riuomenes stovykla, pada-
re daug nuostoliu, ir uzmu-
Sc 105 znOnes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

rs ARMIJOS per 5 me-
Fnesius po karo pabaigos
paliuosuota jau 1,617,0O0
kareiviu.