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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-15
Young Bride Held Ion Parole Charge

Stamford, Oct. 15- (UP) -M Mrs. James Scott, 20, bride of only a few hours, was. held today on a charge of violating her parole from the State Farm for Women and authorities said she probably would be returned to the farm.
 The former Dorraine Haines, she was married yesterday. Her arrest came last night on complaint from the probation officer she had neglected to report regularly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-15

Continued from Page D has been wiven of what meat prices would be at the start of the un- controlled sales. All expressed the hope, however, that prices would not soar. Nothing will be gained if they do," local retailers said. we don't want high prices any more than the public"
 Some WaterburianS, weary rom turning over major portion o1 their pay to black markets on meat' anticipated decreased prices.
 But even the skeptics on prices were pretty happy. If meat IS 700 high we can buy less" they said At least we will have some"
 One other comment heard re- peatedly today was, ii we don ! want to buy, we won't have 10. Al least there will be meat if we want It."
 Poultry Dead Issue"
 Retailers estimated 1t would take at least 10 days before enough meat would arrive ito go around" They expected that poultry, still avail able in sufficient amount, would i'm mediately become a dead issue for several months.
 Housewives who rushed to the market today were disappointed There was little meat anywhere Some of yesterdays black markets were doing legal business today but their supplies were believed very limited.
 No indication was given how much stock the Connecticut farm- CTS would be able to supply before the arrival of western stock. Most of the meat sold in the area during the past two weeks has been loca. stock, and indications were dealers here would continue to search for 1t It also could not be determined today if there was any basis to re- ports of "stored-up stock" It wal anticipated that some sources would open up frozen supplies which hat awaited removal of coptrels, but Y was believed such a practice would nGa be extensive.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-15
Divorce Action Withdruwn Here

Eileen Scott Johannson of An- sonia filed divorce action in Su- perior Court today against Bertil Johannson of Derby, claiming he became intolerably cruel about a year after marriage. They were married July 10, 1888. and have three children, whose custody is sought by the mother. A court or- der for support and alimony also is sought.
 Withdrawal papers were filed in the court in the divorce action of Edward Francis Masiak of Shelton against Marion Halloran Masiak of Ansonia. The marriage was per- formed Oct. g, 1941, at Camp Blanding, Fla.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-15
NesU Appointment
 To Housing Group

Philip Maiorano, commander oi ,Florio Post, Italian-American War Veterans, will replace Vincent Stan- kus as member of Mayor John s. Monagars Housing Advisory Committee.
 MT. Maiorano was appointed yeS- terday by the Mayor to replace MT. Stankus who resigned because he is leaving Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-15
TrumbuII State
 Police Seeking
 Road Speedster

Trumbull, Oct. 15- (UP) The driver of an automobile who led two State Police cruisers a 90-mile-an- hour chase along the Merritt Park way before his car smashed into tree. was sought today after his dis appearance in a wooded area.
 Officers said that after the crash the driver leaped from the demol- ished machine and ran into the woods. All hospitals and doctors in the area were checked in the belief that 1t was impossible he escaped injury.
 Police said that a road block had been thrown up to stop the car but that the driver ran his car along the esplanade separating the two lanes and broke through.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-15
Succos Celebration At 8:3O Tonight

Rabbi Mordecai Brill of Beth El Synagogue and Jacob Katzman, New York City, will speak at Succos celebration being given tonight at 8:30 at the Waterbury Hebrew 1n- stitute by the Jewish and English speaking groups of the Jewish Ma tionel Workers Alliance.
 The significance of the holiday to American Jews will be related by Rabbi Brill. MT. Katzman will des- cribe the activities of the Workers Alliance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-15
NordieIlo Files S1,OOO Action

Giuseppe Nardiello of Waterbury filed $1 1,000 civil action in Com- mon Pleas Court today against Christopher Pedersen, his next door-neighbor on Beach Street, claiming a stone wall maintained by Pedersen has damaged his property.
 The plaintiff claims stone and earth have washed down from the wall onto his property and have damaged his garage.
 He seeks an injunction requiring the defendant to repair the wall and remove the stone and washed-out earth on his property.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-15
sY VIII Hear Talk
 On v. of C. Actiuities

Gilbert s. Pearson, Supervisor of Connecticut University Extension in Waterbury, will speak on the activ- ities of the University in Water bury at the weekly meeting of the y's Men Club at Central Y.MC.A. on Wednesday at 6:15. Carl Suffa, chairman of the program com- nzittes. will introduce the speaker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-15
Treasury Balance

Washington, Oct. Is = (UP) = Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Oct. II, compared with a year ago; This Year Expenses Last Year $1O,53O.3ss .226.17 $25, ,1O5, ,12S,S67.46
 Receipts
 $10, 0,473,34s,eSe.4 $11,929,615,793.74 $ s7.o4s. 5ss,7s sis, ,17b.so5.57s.72 Cash Balance Is B. 2s.ssi.s1S.s4 $t4.4s5.54s,7l2.4s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-15

Ansonia, Oct. 14-(UP)-Ftineral services will be held Thursday for Dr. John J. Thomas, 50, a member of the surgical staff at Griffin Hospital, Derby, who died late yes- terday. His widow and son sur- vive.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-15
CoIored COP. Hear Leaders

Ernest Bush, president, presided at the meeting of the Young Col- ored Republican Club held at the Colored Elks Club, Pearl Street. Richard D. Bensen COP. town chairman snd Mrs. Viola Amelung president of the local Women's Re- publican Club addressed the gath ering.
 MT. 3ensen gave brief biographi- cal sketches of the Party's State candidates and outlined its plat form. Mrs. Amelung spoke on the role of the women in the party. fEcuador has an acute milk short.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-15

Ecuador is encouraging the irn- portation of powdered milk to be dispensed to children ad the sick.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-15

British postmen are demanding shorter hours.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-15
LocoI Plant

Continued from Page D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-15

CEcuador has an acute milk short Age.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-15

Another Taft tripewriter ribbon: '"The invasion of Germany by the U. s. Army is 6 fantastic idea unlikely to be undertaken"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-15

International ghouls and domeS- tic goons bring out the Yankee
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-15
Packers

(Continued from Page D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-15

Senator Taft: Let's worry less about the Na1 hanging by rope and more about the peace hanging by a thread.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
Instrumental Contest
Series Will Start Friday

The first preliminary competition
Of the first annual National Capital
instrumental Contest sponsored by
the Boys Club of Washington viii
be held at pm. Friday In the
Boys Club, Seventeenth street and
Massachusetts, avenue Sc.
More than 100 entries have been
received and 80 of the young
musicians, who must be under 18
are scheduled to appear for the
opening contest.
The project is designed to inspire
boys and girls to greater interest in
finer music.
Other dates for preliminary con-
tests are December S, IL and 10
Auditoriums for these dates will be
announced. Prizes will be awarded
at the final competition in Janu-
ary. Any person or organization
wishing to supply a prize should
communicate with August E. Mas
caro-, secretary Of the Boys Club
telephone Atlantic O949.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
Russians 10 Chance
|Sysiem Of Censoring
German Newspapers
By David N. Nichol
Foreign Correspondent. Of The s,or ond
the Chicago Daily News

1
| the Chicago Daily News
BERLIN, Nov 23.-German-la Ian
guage newspapers In Russian n-oc-
lcupied regions Of Germany, includ-
ling Berlin. win be relieved of direct
censorship on December and placed
under control similar to that in
the areas occupied by the other
powers.
German editors have been in
formed of this change. but specific
regulations~are expected to be issued
next week from Soviet headquarters
in Karlshorst.
These newspapers will continue to
be subject to post censorship
similar to that in the other three
zones. Whether the change actually
means anything will depend, OF
course, on the discretion with which
the new system is applied.
Censorship More Liberal.
German newspapermen, by no
means pro- Russian or affiliated with
the Soviet-sponsored S. E. D., or So
cialist Unity Party, say that already
there has been considerable lib
Ieralization Of Soviet censorship in
the last four weeks.
They believe that the recent Berlin
elections, in which s. E. D. candi-
dates pollei only about 20 per cent
OF the total vote, demonstrated to
the Russians the impossibility Of the
Soviet sectors completely controlled
lpress existing side by side with the
relatively freer press of the Ameri-
can. British and French sectors.
Until now the system has operated
as follows:
Russian-licensed newspapers must
subscribe to the Adm, or Allge-
meine Deutsche Nachrichten Agen-
tur, formerly the Soviet News Bu-
reau. All its items are precensored
and can be used without being sub
mitted second time. Frequently
they are marked must" which
means they must be printed-and
they are.
Other contents of the newspapers
must be submitted in page proof
form to Soviet censors, who occupy
the entire building near what for
merly was Berlin's newspaper row,
now tumble of ruins. Four or
i've hours are required usually to
clear the text.
The Germans say that the Rus
sian censors are most intelligent,
but suspicious always that there is
more in the articles and editorials
than appears on the surface, even
when written in complete inno-
cence.
The Russians observe the broad
lines of the four-power directive
prohibiting any item designed to
create discord among the Allies. In
addition, the Germans say, the
Reds are extremely sensitive to any
thing about the Soviet Union and
its relations with the other powers.
Conferences Are Problem.
Foreign ministers conferences
have been constant headache for
German editors In the Soviet zone.
Russian censors also are sensitive
to items which deviate from the
Communist Party line or that Of the
SED Party. such as proposals for
church schools or youth movements
which are not SED-sponsored.
German editors are awaiting the
change to post censorship with in
terest and some trepidation. There
will be an experimental period in
which they will discover how far
they actually can go. Penalties are
still on the books. One evening
newspaper already twice has been
fined 200, 900 marks t$20, ,O00).
(copyright, 1946)
Evening star., 1946-11-24
Iowa Coed Deboters Win

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. % (P.-
Iowa University's coed debating
team won the Western Conference
women's tournament which ended
at the University of Minnesota
today. Wisconsin was second, Min
nesota third.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
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Evening star., 1946-11-24
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Motor
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Heater
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Resists heot ond
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AIlstote Iron Mend
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For repairing crooks ond sunolI
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cient.
Sears Stores
Evening star., 1946-11-24
Trico Auto Fon
Vacuum Type 2.85

Works from noonifoid. Vocuum
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Sears ! Stores
Evening star., 1946-11-24
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-22
IL. TROJOS ARKLYS LIETUVOJE
|. LietuvOs kvietimas MaskvOn

Vilniu patekus sovetu rankas, reikejo aukti kadI
Sovieu Sajungos vadovai uo pat placau atldarys sa
vo axis Lietuvos pusen. Reikejo auk kad jie dabar
daugiau Letuva susiinteresuos. ir bandys Vilnaus
raktu" atsidaryt vartus LetuVa. lr vos praeJo
keetas denu po Vniaus uzemimo Rugsejo 26 d. SoVle-
tn Saiungos Laudes Komisaras Uzsieniu Reikalams p
Mootovas pasikviete Letuvos igaota mnistra MaskVo
e Dr. Lada Natku Natkevcu r jam ta1p kita ko pare
ske kad susdarius nauja potne padetis rekalauJant
kiuose Susidarus bendroji siena kelant eile variu
potino pobudzio klausmu KoRie tie klausimai, kaip
je bus keliami ir koku patasu bus jieskoma Mooto-
vas neko ape tai Natku nepasake, nors Sis IL megmo
suzinot.
Rugsejo 80 dena DR.. Natkus atVyko Kauna, pada-
ryti vyriausybei pranesmo apie 10 tureta paskabea
su Mootovu i perduot uzsieniu reikalu mnsrui kve-
TINA artmiausoms denomis atvykti Kremliu. Ia pa
cia diena vakare ivyko Prezdenturoje ministry tary
bos posedis pirminnkauant Respublikos Prezidentul
A. Smetonai kur Natkus pranese ape SoVietQ Sajungos
vyriausybes susdomejima LietuVa, ape paslkalbeJma
su Mootovu r ape tai kaip ir kura kryptim jo nuo-
none gales rutuliuots Letuvos-Sovieu Saungos san
tikia pasikeitus bendra politinei padeca JokQ bio
rosiama kas bloga Lietuva Bet uzsieniu reikau mi
nistras Urbsys pazureo abai neramia srdim o kvie-
TINA Maskvon ir visus klausimus kure ryslum su 10
|atsilankymu gall butt labai nelauktai iskelti.
RespubikOs PreZidentaS irgi buvo tOs nuomones kad
kvietimas vVriausybes mario nera geraS ze1llas.
Tiesa Vilnu sovietams uzemus reikalu nauJu atsl
RADIO Bet kode daugau ias rupnasi Maskva negu kau
nas9 Tatai rode kad kvietimas uzsenu rekalu minis
tro turf tret aba artimo rySo sovetu interesais
Nezinojimas kuriam tiksui laukiamas Maskyoje Lie
tvos vyrausybes narys, nekuo nedzugino Letuvos DO
tikos vadov Tas faktas kad ir Estu r Latviu uzsie
nu reikau mnistrai tue metu tap pat lankesi Masvo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-22
LET U v O S
P Az r GI IA A S

je be abeo Molotovo pakvies aiskia rode kad Soyle
tu Sajungos vespaciai yra nutare vsose Pabato val
stybese padaryti kaz ka ypatinga Nors Letuvos Wy
riausybes nujautimas nebuvo paankus Maskvos suma-
nymams, acau rekejo siusti atsova Maskvon kad pa
tirtu kas is musu norima kas inama r kas duodama.
Ir vyriausybe nutare sus kremllu uzslenlq relkalu
mnisra Juoza Urbs mogu abai svelnQ, visados atvi-
ra, gera patricia r pakankama ismntinga, bet ne
turintl laimes.
Rugsejo 80 d. Urbsys paskviete uzsieniu reikalu
mnisterija Sovietu Sajungos igaiota minstra Kaune
Pozdnakov r pranese jam ape vakar padaryta vyrau-
|sybes nutarima siusti Maskva. Ia proga Urbsys me-
gno netesioginiai patirt is Pozdnakovo apie ka Moo
tovas kabes kokie kausma gales butt tue atveu ke-
aba atsargus r neisdave kausmu kurie bus svartomi
Maskvoe Urbsiu Pasisake kad r jis tikra nezinas
kokiems rekaams Iietuvos vyriausybes narys kvecla
mas bet manas kad gal but bus kalbama apie Viniaus
grazna Lietuva gal apie savitarplnes pagalbos pax
ta. -, gal ir dar apie kai ka...
Pc pasikabeimo su Pozdniakovu, Urbsys pasidare
neramesnis Nors dar tikra nebuvo znoma apie ka rel
kalas sukss, tacau jau buvo galima lksau nuJaustl
kokia k1yptim els pagrindins klausimas Keone Urb-
siui pasdare atgrasi ir net baisi Neg kimas j vel pa
duoti Maskva Letuvos suverenuma tap kaip s perda-
We Voketiai Kaipedos krasta, taip kaip s perdave
Varsavai "Vniu Vaduoti Sajunga".
Lietuvos platesneji visuomene nezinojo tu vidiniu
nei urbsio ne etuvos vyriausybes nermastavimu Pa
skelbto zinia kad Urbsys vaziuoja Maskva buvo sr-
tikta visuomenes pasitikemu manant kad js vazuo
ia ten parvezt Letuvai Vilnu ir jo krasta r jai
buvo nei kick kad Lietuvos pasenye sukaupta
buvo keOlika Raudonosios armi dviziju, galinciu
kiekviena valanda izyguoti Kauna vsuomene nezno-
jo ir negalejo zno kad tos Stano dvizos turi tksa
pakabinti "Damokio karda" virs Lietuvos r rekaau-
I'll ega is Letuvos vyriasybes tai ko Sovieu Sajungai
neduoda jokia tese, neduoda tesingumas nei morale
(seka: KLAsTOs PRADzIA)
(3us daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-22
(Seka: KLASTOS PRADZIA)
(Bus daug'iau)
TREMTINIO ZMONA

Per griuvesius, per svetima zeme,
Su nualintom skausmo sirdim,
Mes keliaujam keione bename,
suristi musu meiles grandim.
Lyg seselis, mus sielvartas lydi.
WHY'S sprogo, kaip midas trapus.
Nuns lemtis zemej laimes pavydi,
NUNS takai: isdidziai anapus!. -.
Tu greta; tn nuvargus, sustingus;
Musu vaikas prie tavo kruties.
Tu sypsaisi jam sypsniu svajingu
tavo zvilgsniuose tick ateities.
AS regiu tavyj motina ramia,
amzius sildancia savo sirdim
Tat keliaukim kelione bename,
suriSti musu meiles grandim.
Kastytis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-22

isnyk kaip vatybei arba Sovietu Sajungos nasruose
arba po Vokietos batu Ir cia rekia atvira pasakyl
kad, tap Lietuvos lkmo kausima statant nemaza das
Lietuvskosos integentios bvo links greiciau pasl-
duoti Sovietu Rusijai bet ne lltlerlo VokletJal AS
dryscau sakyti kad dauguma tu zmoniu kurie tureio
ltakos Letuvos uzsenio potkai il stoveo ar uzslenlu
zinoma pasirinkti niekas Letuvai needo bet sampro
tavmas buvo mazdaug Sticks: soveta gird zemes-
kulturos Letuvus, tat NUNS prizes uos bus leng-
vau lakytis r nepasduo nutautinmui be to, jie mesa
nacionasta r kitu tauu nutautnimo poltikos neveda
I'll Vokieciai MISUNDERSTANDING teorjomis tuoj pat
mus r musu zeme sugermanizuotu If isnaikintu taip
kaip e snaikino Letuvius Senprsius Sudavus If kl-
Letuviu gentes gyvenusias Prieglo ziotyse Voke
ai esq auksos kulturos, r nepaegsia atsilakyti
ju aktingoms gernanizacijos bangoms.
Toks samprotavimas buvo teoretiska teisngas. Bet
buvo pamirsta kad Stalno Rus ia yra pagrindinai sr
tinga caristnes Rusios buvo pamirsta kad Stano
Russia rusina tautas Russku raidziu bel knygu pa
galba, slaptos policijos (NKVD bel GPu) priemone-
mis- kos naikna tautas ir naikndamos jas rusina, ir
prizes ku1ias neasilakvti joais aukstesnes kuturos
turtais. Tuo budu, - kap sake laudis "abu veniai
juodi', ir vstiek su katruo eis obuoaut, praras r
obuolius ir maisa...
Liet1vos nerimastis buvo didele kai atejo sovetai
prie etuvos lauku ir kai ie uzeme Vlniu Mat uzeme
Vilniu, je pasieme rankas NUNS rekalnga rak-
ta senaja sostne Visos Lietuvu Tautos aspiracijos
kva pina revoliucijos geidulu Maskva raudona pies
nesirupinus Vilnaus raktu", gulneiu Kremuje r b-
tn neieskojus Salino maones Ir Lieuvos dipomatlJa
sieojosi tue kad Viniu reika et per Maskva tue
kad Sovietu Saunga uzemus Vniu ir jo krasta, gavo
rakta Lietuvos Nepriklausomybe.
Sis daykas buvo esmins pasikeitusiuose Lietuvos-
Sovietu Saiungos santkiuose Tokoje padetyje Letu-
va yg skestantis, stveresi sutarcu r paktu kuriu j
turejo sudarus Sovieu Sajunga if visu basu sauke
kad Soveta tose sutartyse pakartotnai paszadeo ne
pazeist etuvos s1verenumo gerbt jos Nepr1Edausomy
be ir neskisti vdaus gyvenima. Tuo balsu noreta is
saukt Maskvoje Montesquieu "Istatymu Dvasia', ku-
roje s sako Jei as turecau daikta kurs yra naudin
gas nano tevynei bet kris kenka ktam krastu tai to
1o;1>1
tauraus demokrato Prancuzo Montesquieu knygos Us
tatymu Dvasia" Kremluje niekas neskato. Ten skai-
toma Italo Machiavelio "Prncas", kur parasyta "Ku
ngaiksti tegul nedreba tavo anka ka tau reka pasi
rasyti sutart, kllia kap tn jau gera zina, rytoj
turesi sudrasky Nesisielok jei pazad to ko tn nei
nemana tesesi"
Taip Machiavelis vieSpataua Kremliuie jau 20 me-
tu r kol s ten bus tol klasta bus Sovetu Sajungos
politikos kelrodis.
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Mirgu Marga
RaSo Kugis Mugis.

ASAoaJc Lolluolle pdSfbdlSe.
Kiekviena teisinga zmogu
stebino begediska komunistines
Rusijos drasa kaltinti Anglia
ir Prancuzija del tariamo pa
vojaus pasaulio taikai.
Maskva gyvulisku budu pa
smauge Pabaltijo valstybes ir
smaugia simta milijonQ mazu
Rytines Europos Saliu zmoniu,
bet patti drysta saukti "vilkas,
vilkas!' ant kitu!
kas liudna, demokratinio
pasaulio vadu tarpe nesirado
nei vieno kuris butu drebes be-
gedziu veidan tiesos zodi.
AUksCIAU pasakyto akivai-
zdoje, tenka prisiminti Ame-
rikonu posaki: "Duok niekSui
ganetinai virves, ir jis galiau-
sia pasikars'. Den1okratinio
pasaulio vadai gal ir mano, te-
gul nieksas ina kick nori vir.
YES jo gyvenimo pabaiga
vistiek baigsis kartuvemis.
PlRMAME svedijoje leidzia-
dziamo "The Baltic Review"
numeryje, Prof. Lingis prisi-
mena Lietuviu Liaudies pasa-
kose iproti Vokiecius vaizduoti
"striuko-buko" velnio pavida-
lu. zymus Vokietis rasytojas,
Heinrich Mann, musu proteviu
isminti patvirtina.
Amerikos Kongreso knygyne
apie Vokiecius ana diena kali
bedamas, jis prisimine kaip
Vokietis Liuteris su velniu sa-
kesi kovojes, ir kaip Vokietis
poetas Goethe savc Fausta val
Zdavo Mefistofeliui -velniui par
sidavusiu.
VokieCiu igimtyje, sake, yra
velniSkumo savybe, kuri EMO
giSka esybe parduoda setonui
uz troskima valdyti kitas tau
tas il svetimus turtus. Stai
kodel Vokietis su ginklu ran
koie - zveris. 60.
LIETUVIAI Siuo atzvilgiu
iSlaiko zmogiSkumo kvotimus.
Kada velnio apsestas Hitleris
pasaule Lietuvai pulti Lenkija
ir pasiimti Vilniu, Prezidenta5
Smetona grieztai to atsisake.
Hitlerio ranka paeme Maskvos
Kruglodurovas.
ISTORIJA, sakoma, pasikar-
toja, If yra znoniu mananciu
kad ivykiai paseks | Pasaulinio
karo raida. Sake, jau turime
me streiku banga, ateis maza
krize, po kurios isivieSpatauS
Coolidge tipo gerove, sia su-
griaus didele krize, kuriai pa
gydyti reikesia kitos Naujos
Dalyhos. Po to - TreGias Pa
Saulinis karaS.
AR TAIP BUS? Tarp pir-
mojo pokarinio pasaulio If da-
bartinio yra skirtumQ. Tada
turejome pergalc su talkos vii
tini, dabar turime pergale be
tos vilties. Tada Amerikonai
atmete Prez. Wilsono idealiZ-
ma if TautQ Sajung4, dabar
nuolankauja Maskvos "praktiS-
kumui' il net biJo pagalVoti
apie pasitraukima is UNO, ku-
ri uzeme Tautu Saiungos vie,
ta.
Amerikos viduje turimc is
tatymu kuriQ tikslas mus nuc
krizes ir netikros gcrov6s ap'
saugoti.
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-08-03
Twilight
Beam
BY FLOYD G. SNELSON

NEW YORK. - Willie Joyce
and his charming wife Ruby, Of
Los Angeles and Philly, are in
Gotham, with secretary Buddy
Marshall, preparatory to his
fight at the Garden come Friday
=. Noble Sissle, erstwhile stage
impressario, is back in town
from Miami, suntan and all,
readying plans for revival of
Shuttle Along" the noted mu-
steal, with which he toured all
over the European War Theatre
entertaining the armed forces.
The show is scheduled to 80 in
rehearsal soon for an early Fall
opening with SiSsle and the 9TH
er originators F'lournoy Miller
and Eubie Blake >. Word comes
from Los Angeles that curva-
cious Judy Carol, well-known
vocalist, is planning a trip East
again, having just completed a
tour of the South with Ben Car
ter g. MAINTAIN Moreland unit,
Judy was last seen here signing
with Lucky Millinder ork /. 3. The
comedy Songstress, Muriel Rain,
will soon begin her tour, with