davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-01

PROLEIKA Dominikas, mire
Gruod. 3, Scranton, Pa. LA
zdiju p. Staideriu k.) Anne
rikoj isgyveno So m.
SURVILAS Benediktas, SO m.,
mire Sausio 2, Chicagoj.
CEPAITIENE Monika, 76 M,
mire Sausio 2, Mt. Clemens,
Mich. (Panev. ap Smilgiu p.
Monaiciu k.)
KUCINSKAS Petras, sc metu,
mire Sausio 21, Clevelande.
(Kalvarijos M, Suvalkijos)
Amerikoje isgyveno apie 40
metu.
ZATURSKIENE Monika (Pi-
naite), pusamze,, mire Sau-
re Sausio 6, Chicagoj. (Tau-
RACES ap. Erzvilgo p. Nauji-
ninku k.)
JUREVICIUS Stasys, pusamz.,
mire Saus. Z, Chicagoj. (Ra-
seiniq ap. Kaltinenu p. Kapi-
nasiskiu ky Amerikoj isgy-
veno As metus.
SLAzAS Juozas, pusamzis, mi
re Sausio 7, Chicagoj. (Tau-
RACES ap. Batakiu k.)
VAICIULIS Jonas, pusamzis
mire Sausio 6, Chicagoje
CTaurages ap. zvingiu p. Bi,
kovenu KY Amerikoj isgy.
veno As metus.
JUODGUDYTE Katrina, mire
Sausio 5, So. Boston, Mass.
LABANAUSKAS Antanas, mi.
re Sausio 6 d., Somerville
Mass.
JUCNEVICIUS Juozas, IS m.
mire Sausio m., Shamokin
Pa. Amerikoje isgyveno sc
metus.
Cessna Jurgis, mire Sausio 2
Worcester, Mass.
DAPsA Dominikas, mire Sau
sio l, Worcester, Mass.
PUTELIENE Veronika, 81 m.
mire Sausio 2, Worcester
Mass.
ABROMAITIS Jonas, 40 metQ
mire Lapk. 18, Buenos All
res, Argentinoj.
PETRAUSKAS Jonas, mire
Sausio, Buenos Aires, Ar
gentinoj. (Taurages ap. 81
lales p. MaZrimu k.)
BAREIKIS Antanas, 81 metu
mire Lapk. II, Buenos All
res, Argentinoj. (Utenos ap
Maletu p. Vaikstenu KY
ZAMBRAUSKIENE Monika.
76 M, mire Gruod. 21. Wau
kegan, Ill. Amerikoje isgy,
veno 40 metu.
RUTA Mateusas, 83 M, mire
Gruodzio 20, Waukegan, Ill
KAZLAUSKAS Mykolas, pus.
amzis, mire Sausio 4, Chica
col. (siauliu ap. Zadziunu k)
JANIONIENE Apolonija, pus.
amze, mire Sausio 4, Chica
goj. (Taurages ap. Kaltine
ny par.)
BULOVIENE Ona, mire Gruo-
dzio %, Brooklyn, N. Y.
JASIUKAITIENE Agnieska,
4S metu, mire Gruodzio II.
Philadelphia, Pa.
JOKUBAUSKAS Justinas, 81
m., mire Gruod. "a, Camden
N. J.
sAPKIENE Brigita, mire CIR
2S, Philadelphia, Pa.
URBONAVICIUS Antanas, mi
re Gruod. 81, Kingston, Pa
VAIVADA Mykolas, 68 metu.
mire Sausio l, Duryea. Pa.
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SUNKIAI SUSIZEIDE

Sausio 23, sunkiai susizeide
Savo namuose poni Wiggins,
pasekmingo musu biznieriaus
p. Gabriel Wiggins zmona. il
isvezta ligioninen, kur kelias
dienas gulejo be zado. Linki-
me iai skubiai ir laimingai pa
sveikti.
DIR. M. ]. Colney.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-01
RENNSY,L LXANIJOJE
'PHILADELPHIJOS
PASTABOS

SchdilclO tuTllllO, Slrlukdl para
syta atvirute:
"Uz' tamstos rastus Lietuvos
ir Lietuviu naudai musu orga-
nizacijos komisija atkreipe sa-
vo atyda. Reikalas bus per-
Quotas susirinkimui. Man yra
malonu tai pastebeti. Sveiki-
nu go.
Dekoju rasytojui uz kompli-
menta. Bet paciam prisipazin-
tt kad mano "rastai' Lietuvos
ir Lietuviu naudai yra svarbus
nejauku, rodos jie yra naudin-
gi tik tick kick praeitu metu
sniegas. -.
Rastai, ypatingai musu tau
tos reikalais, mano supratimu,
yra tik tuomet svarbus kada
rasytojas kalba dabarties EMO
niu gyvenamuoju laiku ir nu-
rodo gerbuvi savo tautai. AS
gi rasineju daugiau beganciais
Lietuviu if kitais reikalais, pa
likdamas ateiti items kurie gy-
vens po musu.
Ir Hitleris bel Mussolini jei
butu rimtai dirbe savo tautu
dabarciai, ne 1000 metu at
eiciai, lengviau butu isvengta
Antro Pasaulinio karo; butu
gyvene patys ir ju tautos bu-
tn islikusios cielybeje. Dabar,
kada jiedu pamirso dabarti, o
planavo labai tolirnai ateiciai,
zuvo patys ir savo etautas la
bal suzalojo.
NEkARTA giliai tenka ma
styti kodel pasaulio tautos,
ypatingai valstybiu vadai il
mokslininkai, nepakeicia "filo-
sofijos" kad tautos turetu nu-
sistatyti ir ziureti kaip dabar
reikia gerai ir taikiai tarp sa-
yes gyventi, o ne kariauti sia-
dien, kad busimos ju gentkar-
tes galetu gyventi taikiai.
Gyvenantieji dabar privale-
tn karus palikti busimoms kar-
toms, jeigu jos to nores. At
ejus nauja karta ia patti ture-
tn daryti, if taip toliau, per-
duodant karus ateities gwen
tojams. Toki principa pri-
emus, karus zmones greiciau-
sia uzbaigtu ir ant Zemes vieS-
patautu taika ir vienyhe. >..-
KOVO menesi sueis 40 me-
tn kaip pirmu syk pavilges
rasale plunksna pradejau rasy-
ii j Amerikos Lietuviu spau-
da. Tada turejau 20 metu am
ziaus. Tx prisidejes prie tuo-
met suorganizuotos LietuviQ
Socialistu Sajungos, gyVenda-
mas Lawrence, Mass, jai stro-
piai dirbau uzraSinedamas XII
items Lietuviams jaunuoliams
organa Kova. LSS centrui pa
skelbus prenumeratu nuolaidQ,
palengvinO darba, man tuomet
pasiseke gauti $50 nauiu Ko-
val skaitytoiu. " tai gavan
is centric padeka ir pakvitavi-
ma.
To neuzteko, mano jauna
energija buvo padilginta dar
kuo nors daugiau prisidet. Pra-
dejau raSyti. Pirma raStuka
pasiunciau kovos redakcijai, il
sunaudojo rodos nr. 10, Kovo
8, 1906 PasiraSiau slapyvar-
de. Tia kovos laida ir dabar
su kitais "raStais' tebelaikau.
Tai tick keliais zodziais pa
sakau kaip pradejau rasineti
j Amerikos Lietuviu spauda.
IDOMUS sieksininiai raStai
telpa Dirvoje if Vienybeje, mu-
su tautos nariu, atsidurusiu
sudarkytoje Europoje. RaStai
smulkus ir nuoseklus. labai
daug NUNS pasakanti ir pamo-
kinanti. Skaitai zmogus if
manal IS kur Jle to dVaSlSkO
turto gauna; jie mus stiprina
daugiau negu vyno taure.
Bet Europieciai Lietuviai ra-
sytojai savo rastais iSstume
nemazai ziniu ir pranesimu is
Amerikos Lietuviu darbuotes.
Kaltinti uz tai rasytoju negali-
ma, nes jiems tas nezinoma. Ta
"skriauda" pradeda numatyti
Amerikieciai Lietuviai skaity-
tojai
Stai kad ir S. nr. 3 vedama-
jane raste tarp kitko sakoma:
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sKUWAITT miestas, Irake,
is $4,000 gyventoju, gauna sau
reikalinga gerimui vandeni tik
atvezama laivais per 250 my
liu, is BarZos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-01

JIEskOMAS brolis. Juozas
Sauseris, gyV. Boston, Mass.
Nuo jo negirdziu nuo 1923 m.
Jis pats ar kas apie il Zinc
praSomi atsiliepti. (6)
James Sauseris
Il First Ave. Atlasburg, Pa.
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PARSIDUODA A. LALIO
ZODYNAS, abi dalys, Lietuvi-
5kai Angliskas ir Angliskai =
LietuviSkas; graziais skuros
apdarais. (6)
J. SKINDER
Box 3O5 Clinton, Ind.
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MIRIM.AI

MIRE IsEIVIAI AMERIKOS LIETUVIAl
inos ape mrusus Letuvus Shame skyriue tapnama dyka
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22

you" II the drive fails. Some phase
or perhaps several phases Of the
existing program would have to be
cut, Mario Gregorio, acting director.
said. It might be the gymnasium,
for there would be no funds to pay
the trained staff needed to instruct
the boys. Or the library might have
to be closed, or the carpentry shop.
or the game room. or the music pro-
gram. which now gives boys .
chance to play In the band or sing
with, the glee club.
Family Service Society Of Alex
andria would not be able to take
care Of all the families who come
wanting advice on how to solve
family problems. Miss Thelma Barth
IS the only worker, and she said it
had been hoped there would be
funds next year to provide another
one to take care Of the increasing
demands on the agency. Some ener-
gency financial assistance is piyen5
to families while their problems are
being worked out and this might
nave to be discontinued-at any
rate, seriously curtailed. one Of the
JOBS OF the agency has been helping
problem children referred by their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22
Chest
CONTINUED Prom First Page.)

yesterday with Daniel w. Bell,
chairman of the drive, at Chest
Federation headquarters and unani-
mously agreed every effort will be
made to reach the goal Of $4,000, 900.
Contributions totaling $3,017 ,285,
or 71.84 per cent of the goal, have
been reported so far. The campaign
was scheduled to end last Tuesday
but has been extended. The next
report meeting will be at; 1880 pm.
Tuesday at the Mayfiower Hotel.
Personal Calls Urged.
Several Of the approximately 90
600 volunteer workers have raised
their individual quotas or more and
have volunteered to assist those
workers and teams still having diff
flculty in reaching all of their po-
tential contributors. Mr.. Bell said
he hoped more workers would de-
vote time to personal solicitation.
Letters and phone calls 70 per-
sons who have not yet given are not
enough" he said. "This kind of
soliciting will not get the money In.
We must each make 1t our RESPONSE
bility to call personally on the
people who have not given enough,
or have not given at all. We have
q selling job to do. Let's see every
one individually and get this CAM
paign over the top"
Residential Unit workers soon will
receive a bulletin outlining in some
detail the work remaining to be
done in the house-to-house solicita-
ton. Letters and phone calls re-
ceived at the unit headquarters in
dictate some areas of the city have
not been covered. Early next week,
Mrs. Theodore Wedel and Mrs.
Henry Gichner, vice chairmen of
the unit, win help the area chair
men cover some of the more difficult
soliciting assignments.
Colesville Areal Raises Quota.
Team captains and area chairmen
of the Business Unit will meet to
try to raise more than $3.50, 900 from
firms and their employees who gave
less this year than last year. Those
volunteers who have already reached
their quotas win be asked to help
teams whose gifts are far below
their campaign quotas.
Montgomery County reported to-
day that the Colesville area had
reached 100 per cent of its quota.
The area, under the craftsmanship
az Mrs Carl Hanson, is the first
of the nine areas in the county
unit to raise its assigned quota.
Mrs Hanson said the success Of
the drive was due to the work of
the Is workers and five captains
in the district who Knocked at
every single door," Mrs. Albert w.
Walker, chairman of the Mont
.gomery Unit, has temporarily re-
nnquished craftsmanship Of the unit
to mrs. Paul Martin. vice chairman,
because of illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22
The Meaning Of Failure

The Community Chest Fed
Grafton campaign has reached
only 7f.8z per cent Of Its goal OF
$4,200,000, The dripe has been
extended In an effort to make It
q successful campaign. TO lind
out 5ust sohat failure Mould
mean to the 125 federation
agencies, The Star interviewed
the directors OF the jollo,Ding.
Other interviews Dill appear on
subsequent days.
Boys, Club Of Washington woul6
have to cut its program drastic
ally" II the campaign fails, since
federation funds provide It's main
source of income, The club has beer
growing constantly to meet the
needs Of the boys who need whole
some recreation facilities. The club
might have to tell some of these
boys, 1--WE don't have place for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22

community won't give its money to
make the drive q success Mrs.
Elizabeth Sherman, director, said,
then 1t must give its services vol
unfairly to carry on some Of the
services Of the Red Feather agen-
cies." The type Of services volun-
teers could give include supervision
Of day nurseries and arts and crafts
teachers for settlement houses. A
campaign failure would throw the
burden Of finding this volunteer help
on the volunteer ofiice, Mrs. Sher-
man said, "and 1t is likely our own
star would have to be limited.
Recreation Services, Inc, would
have to curtail the amount Of help
given to servicemen on leave in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22

Washington and would not be able
to send hoStesses to nearby camps
and veterans hospitals to enter
tain the servicemerl. The number
OF servicemen In town on leave has
not decreased as rapidly as had
been predicted, Mrs. William Cal
vim, executive secretary, said, and
the need for recreation facilities and
dormitories is still high. The young
er men now In the forces make the
work Of the services as important
as 1t was during the war. Best
known Of the centers operated by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22

the agency Is the United Nations
Service Center near Union Station.
The budget for the services already
has been cut to the minimum Mrs.
Sherman said, with the idea that its
need probably will lessen during the
next year. Any cut below this re-
duced budget would seriously handi-
cap Its work.
Georgetown House would have to
reduce the number Of children that
could be accommodated In its nur-
sery school. Already with q watt
ing list, the school where children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22
x-Ruy Speakers Named

The Washington chapter Of the
American Industrial Radium and
X-Ray Society, Inc, will hold its
monthly meeting next Tuesday at
8:15 pm. at the National Bureau Of
Standards. Speakers will be Donald
+. O'Connor and Drs. Herbert Fried
man and Leslie w. Ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22

OF working mothers are cared for
during the day would not have funds
to buy proper food for the children,
Miss Margaret Cross, director, said.
This would mean either the mother
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would have to give up her Job and
make the family a case for public
relief or the child, left unattended
at home, would become neighbour
hood nuisance.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
Cine $AI1eSrei inn
BiIbcs7tmsIcbmIs

@ai6ineton Sn Dem Sen1ts-
ausihuB. Der Die 8e3ieburgan Oes
oenlofratii1en Senntors 8iLbo 3l
ariegslinternebnern iinteriuht, fam
es 5u elmer SdIdgerei, ais 6ns fri.
bere aongreBmitslieo NoB Collins
bon 8ilbos Sfnnt Miiliiiippi einen
3eugen, Robert @on1n, al goOen
mari ufto i'm nit S1it0an un0 Sit
ben benrbeitete.
Die Suiiptoufgo6e bes 5en1tss
ausiAuiies mar Oie &ihtigfeit BON
Ingnben at priiien, monn6 giIbo
angebIid BON ariegsllnternebntern
8nrgeIo un6 1n0ere @eiAente an.
9enomeinn bdben ion.
aud mur0e ein idriit[ihes Grili-
den zines mihtigen 3eugen, nift I'M
@er6Dr oes 5enatsousihuIies aus.
iagen 5ii miiIIen. 0o Sooesorobimaen
gegen i'm tino ieine SamiIie nusge-
ItoBen por0en ieien, bonn Ge1tsbei.
rat oes Nitsihuiles berleien.
Ser Sdreiber 0eS 9rigfes lit 60
iunro q. Germ Der iriibere 5efre-
tGr 8ilbos. Set SonnabenO lit eS
Dem MltsiduB unmoaIid gepeien
Eerrp auf5afiuoen.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
1Icmc AcdtltbMIc In
Berlin int SrabjARr

Berlin SUI 6riibju9r 1917 iou
i'm amcrifuniihen seftur 8erlins
einc 5orifer &ofidule erDffnet
lpersen. Die ipiIienidnfttiAeu Snlti-
tate, bic in oieiein Seftor 1eleeen
iino, ii. Elm neues pGongu9tideS 9Sn
ltitut iolIen nnfongs 800 bis 400
Stloerien Ole 8orbe0ingufgen at
elmer bodhpertigen @oftorarbeit, Ole
MlogliMfeit 5llr irtsi6en Ails6il-
Ollng ooqr 5lir 9sifinahme Der Jor.
idan9sarbeit gebeH. Ger 2an0errot
Ser llS 3one Bat feline prin5ipielle
Gnmidi9ung 5i benz Broieft gege-
ben mo miro Ser ileuen Sdjile INT
iongreih finon5iellp ino peri6nlife
llnteritiitline 8uteiI per0en loiien.
Gie Briinoer Deabiihtlgen, 0urd
Die enge 3uianmellorbeit Der flelte1i
gilounegitdtte nit Ser nmerifnni.
iden uno pieaeiAt aud Ben nnoeren
3onen, Berlin apieOer fAltureI1 nit
guil5 9eutihInn0 81 nerbinoen. Nnm.
bate @iiieniheitIer Der ein5eInen
3onen baden lid CUR Hiidfebr nnd
Berlin bereit erfl1rt. Nns Berlin Der.
laeerte SnItitlte IoIlen eDentlea uie.
Der bort eingerihtet ttn0 an elmer
5oridungslt1tte uereinigt gDer6en.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
Welt in Kriegs-
zUstCnd, sugt Fruneo

SoragoIio - Die @elt befinoet
lid lin 3uitanoc zines Srie8e8, Der
ie0er5eit erfl1rt rperben fann", iagtc
General 6ronco in 3fpci @eOen.
Mtit arieg miilie aerefnet mer+
ben, oerIiherte SpoilienS 5ilbrer.
,,ipea III Der 8elt peiter eiiie ma
terialiitiIhe 3cbeiisoliffaliung be-
Itebt, Creme al abmnhungen leerc
@orte iin0 unO @eudpIei on Ser
Sagesoronung it,.
Die critic &eoe hieIt 6rnnco Dor
iungen 9ffi5ieran Der Snfonterie-
iflile, oeren &ommanOant er emit
geuelen lit. SpGter belt er aui
Dem Marftplnb Der Staot cine Nn-
iprade. 5paniide 3eitungen lddt-
3en oie 3nbl ieiirer 3nDSrer auT
100000 Berionen.
Gin neues Benrl Sorbor miro
niHt in Der 0ombar0ierltng bon
GIotteneinbeiten in &Gien beIteben.
IIieqenoe ODER Atom6omben ptroer
iiberroideno G.note uno Snbuitrie-
.3entren 8erIt0ren. Ole finite So
Ionile pir6 eingeieBt meroen. 8ns
iino 2eltte nit ooppslter yfntiotnli.
tat. Gieie 2elite iperOen ben glut'
freislduI elmer Station u~nterblnOen.
3it Sen nnorgonii6en 9emofrotien
6dben Meanner, 0ie Elm Brett Dor
Sem aopf BADEN, oieien 2eliten
oumnnermeiie Cir uito Cor geofi-
net erfl1rte Spaniens Siibrer.
General 6rdnce nnbm nidlt 0ireft
geauq otf Die GntihlieBung, Die BON
Ser Seem gorfer @eneralberiomm-
lung Der @ereirten gtotionen unge-
1lorin1etl pltroe mo ale MiiglieOg-
Itooten altfforoert, ibre 8otidofter
un6 @eIanoten aus Spanien ab5u-
berufen. gr beihwerte lid aber
iiber ,,0ie inteniipe feinOlide Bro-
paeon0d Die I'M AuTtrnge beg Gorn-
ruini8nuis ODER Der 8reimaltrer
0ur6 ben &unotunf gegen inner
2an0 betrieben mir0".
Spanien, rieI er nits, Deroe I'M
nner in Ser Gage unO f6big Iein
feline rationale Soitber1nitdt urrO
oie. dritlide 3inifiiation 81 pertei-
0igen, ,,tpeiI Die nniiberiuiloli4en
@runoIabe oes aotboli8ismtiS uniere
sfreiheiten garontieren~.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
legt
Aemter zusummen

Noibington gr1li0ent Truman
faBte Die eroBe 8iirofratie. Die 0ie
Rriegs5eit iifi0 lltniteatingsooamo1.
ten nlisgeiibt bat, in e;le ein3ige
tempor1re Igentllr gu nmen uuo
erfldrte, onB es inn MIR Sic Gtreifs
ltnm0glid madenb sic Notooamod}=
ten saia5 nb5uihoffen. 9ie SGa,
Ole cine 10 groBe NoIle in 2e6en Der
amerifnner 9eipielt hot lit in Der
Werienfung berldmlnl0ea.
gS tpiiroe cine meme tIeine Mgen.
tur geldnffen, oie Die Qeitlmg hes
Generals Gbilip 6lel.lina inter
felt lpuroe, Der fdon oft in Der.
tpoltlngs1mtern beifsdFtigt iuar.
0ieie aaerltur. fiiArt Ben Rameit
Office Of Temporary Controls
uno miro linter ser abtiirsun9 SEE
.befornt fper0en. Sic ion folgenoe
fannftionen iibernebtHeft:
Gus Amt Der Sreisoominlltrntloft,
ooS rltr nod Sic Mieten, 3uder
itn6 NeiS ~fonfroliert iti0 am 80.
Sltfii aAfsel1it miro, ipefn Der Som.
areB feline NerIdn9erung poriiebt.
Mon erfpnrtet, OnB Der Yr1ltoent
fuenioifenS bic 5~ortiesuna Der Mie.
tefontroIle oerIongen miro. Sn iei-
iier 9reilefonferen5 erfldrte er, er
mile nidlts BON einen1 B%rogrninn
in fc5,la ouf MieteerbohlmaerL ober
es iii befannt, bob Die G9M nor Der
3eiigllation bon 8aitl. 8orter lidl
nit eiueln ioId)en 8lan befaBt bot.
Gie Administration fir Ole 3ipil.
prohibition: slbgeieben ron Bdumos
teridl erIoidlen lire Grioritdtspou-
moften om 81. M1ra, tpenli lie ni6t
bont @cngreB, b%erldngert perOen.
Ger bisberige Better, Sobn 9.
Sfnnn. lit ebenfnaS [ebtc @ohe slt=
riidgefreten.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
Oc0cm iiberciItc
Ghcn i'm Rcih

6rnnffl,rt Gffi5iere Der Il. s..
@rnee erfI1ren, Dob NIT Der gLitF-
behung Des 8eirntsperbots olid Be-
itin1rllngen perbunoen pur6eft, bic
iibereilte 9rnuungen berbitteil ltrto
es Den Oeutl9en W1Oden unm0qli9
MAIDEN iollen, atlf cine leifte Weiie
0ur1 cine 9eirat aus Dem berbeerten
9eutihlan0 nod oen @~ereinigten
Stnaten 5u fommen. General So
iepb McOtnrneD mod]te Dor ulem
Derbiiten ,oaB oerartige Chen ipdter
bereltt iper0en.
Sic SoI0nten oiirian iid crit nit
oelitjdett M11nen troitert laIIen,
fpenn tie obgemltltert tperoen ttn6
Dor Der 9l5reiie iteben, uro onmit
iuiro snnd CREDIT ueroeu, bob Dem
Solooten gei1lig 3eit sur @erfiigung.
Itebf, Inn iein Mdoden uno lire
8nmiIie gut fenrten 8u lernen.
Sr~genOeine 8eutide, Die oie Sci.
mat uerl1Iieni min, muB lid eitlefi
8ob nno Elm Mu8reilepiium ber-
i6nffen uno 6nS lit nidt 10 leidt,
oo ioIte Herionen nuh uuI Ser5
uno gtieren gepritft itno in be5ltg
ouf hire 9e3iebungen SIR Ra5fpnrtei
unterilt6t per6en. @s nnbm nlifl
bisber ihon Monnte, ebe cine Sol.
oatenbralit mad Sen gereinigten
Stonten nbreiien fonitte, no Die
Grolliing iniierboIb bon Orei Wionn.
ten erfolgen mnBte, ipenn lie inter
Dem @eieb nift fpieoer obgeldoben
peroen ioa. ltno eS lit fnit iider,
0nB es inter Dem rieuen Blan nift
peniger LANCE 0aiiern Oiirfte.
Die 8ennlten red)ren onnit, 0aB
Diele &eirntsgeiude einlmifen auer-
Sen, nno einige glnuben, onB III
einiger 3eit an Die 5000 Oeutihe
Solontenbr1llte nuf einem Sbiff
ser arnee mad oen Tereinigten
Stooten obreiien peroeu.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
Trumun forderf
veferunen heruus

@af6ington - Mabreno Die BON
1r1ii0ent xrunlnn u1gefiirtOigte
Iufbe6una elmer Heibe bon 8ontroa,
maBnabmeu III areiien Der 8ouilot-
Itrie nit 8eifdll begriiBt lDor0en 1T,
Dnbeil @iitgIieoer Der 9unoesbe1or-
sen, Die iid nit goitfrngen befoiien,
nit i6reh DiiBfallen nidt binter Dem
Berg 5urudgebalten.
814reno einige Oieier 8un0eSbe.
ANTE a1re MenBerungen nidt Der
GcfFentIiGfeit ~iiberseben 1nben mol
len, fngte Morton Qong, Der &ilfs-
del ser 8eB0rOe fir Die 8eidleuni-
eling oes @obnitngS6alts t1ino her-
ans, oas oas Bait &ro9remm
oes Brdiioenten i~iDerbdlpt fem
Nroaronlm lei. SO mare cine 6erolis.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20

forOeruig al @runoItiids : SntereI.
Ienten, cine @duIie, ii. 0ornodl iuobl
cine 0epreiiion beruor5nririefl. Ser.
iler bctoltc Gong in ieiiter llnterre-
Suna, Die er NIT eirem Yreiieuertre-
ter bette Dab er iofort iein Amt ME.
Derlegcn iperoe. Ct foI8t JOINT lei
nein G1cf @ilion Mpatt, Der crit por
f~ur3eni BON ieinen Soften 5lrriid8c-
treten liz.
2ong iogte borolts ,0nB Die @ruu6-
ftiidbeiiser iif lest oltf oen 9olt poft
teuren 6duiern fperFen fUiir6en,pdb-
reno piele @1uintereIientelt 2doen,
8~arfitottea uno BergriisungsItm-
TIT crridbtcn lpiiroen. MitBeroen
lpiiroe es ieBt imnler idlperer fDer-
BEN Die apntrpqeti, melde Der Bra
iioent tod b~eibcbolten bat, ali6
ourd5ufiibren.
Dos ncile 8rogeumm bebt Die
$4,000 S0ditBren3e iiir Ben
GaufpreiS pom ueaen @altiern ouf;
fcrrer mtr0 Oas 8or5ugsipltem fiir
8cunlatcriaLien beieitigt, Ii. Eerio-
nan, sic nidlt ariegSteitnebnter limo,
f6nucn iielW @anier balien ials it
Ic[Glt 0arin npbften ipolcn. GinC
GontroQa Miro 5rpar iiir fHappe ara
teridlieit nod b~eibe9aIten, uno fir
Sic nddIte 3eit TOD aItd) Der Grrid-
.tlmg Oon @ebau0elt, Die tid)t @obn-
Speden oienelt cine gepiiie @in-
ihrd8ltnJ naierle9t merOeu. God bot
Ser grGiicent bercits angefiinoist,
SAB oieie lestare 9eitimmung erlei6s
tcrt wer0en miiroe.
gllbonp Sic gertreter oes
Nmericen geterons Committee int
Staate geeip Oorf lpanoten lid ener-
Gid gegeu Sic g%b1noeriilg oes
@o5lbaltprogrqnrms burd ben Brd-
iioentcn. Sic 800 8elegierten mob
men cine @ntihIiebun9 nil III Der
sic g(ftion Oe5 Gr1iiOenten in befti-
ger Sprohe perllrteilt lnO iDn To-
mie Den bei0en groBen GarteiGt Die
SdrlO fir Die ndd)teiIigen 8ir-
fllngen 5itgeIdrieben iuiro.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20

ioa, OaB Mfilit1rOienit gelurOe Dis.
3fplit beOeutete. Gs gibt ferner @e.
rit)te, ooB Monts omerp nit Der
9orbereitultg zines gntrpurfs fiir
Bic Aufitelhne elmer ,Stbaiions" :
Mrlnee bei6ditist gemeien lem io1,
sic i'm 5olle zines Gritten @eltfrie.
qes, auf benz 4eg oltrh 6ronfreih,
europa our6queran Iollte. Dieie Ies.
ten 9eribfe bobet ami bieiige Iran-
5oliid)e Beatnte oInrmieretlb &c.
mirft ltn6 mundje oernntportIihett
unO ernit5uuebmeIloen @rtten geben
barber uiht nit eineln IhieISiden
ginrpea.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
Hat v~orsehIGege fUer
neUe A~rheitsgesetze

@olbingtop Hr1ii0ent Crit
ntdl1 erfI1rte in leiner 8re1iefo.l.
feren5, OoB er Dem &ongreB Dor
i6I6ge fir tlele Mrbeitergeiebe IN,
terbreiten min. l1r6 COB 5lt berlte.
ben, ooB er pom GberbunDesgeri6t
Die gntihei6ung iiber ieinen &ompf
nit Sobn 8. 2emiS ermartet. Soate
2efpis ipdter nit nelten 6oroernn-
gen fomfnen, Damn Der0e oos Or
beitsoeportenent Die gngelegenbeit
iiberne6merL 90 i6m 0ie 6~unftionen
Ser 2obnItdbiliierung ifberwieien
fueroen ioGen. Sobn 8. 2emis bntte
iin befonntlid gemeigert, NIT 0iefer
8ebor0e, Die an "a. 5ebrunr nuf.
geIolt nerOen miro, Su oerban0eln.
Ger 8r1li0ent molfte lid htft nuf
ndbere Mngoben iiber Die t,eliett Dir
beiteroorlagen einlniien, lon0ern be-
IflrGnfte it'd auf Die Witteilung,
6nB er in ieiner 9otIHaft an ben
&ongreB hos perlnngen miro, tpns
er iltr notlg h0lte.
Nuf bic 5rnge, lpeIher 8eg often
Itebe. meIln 2efpiS einen iteiien A0n-
trait perlotigt, iagte @err Gritmol
0aB er Die 4ntmort crit erteilen
meroe. nndloem Oo3 @eriht geiprn.
den bat. Auf Oie 5roge, ob lid
oas @eriht bon Dem 8nblreiultnt
beeinfluiien Ioiie, ingte er, er gebe
lid ga feiaer beionOeren Scffnung
bin.