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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-24

'"The ostrich" says stray note,") is the only bird which is reared exclusively for the sake of it's feath- ers." Seen any cider duck eggs in the market lately?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-24

If 1t isn't one thing, it's another. The British are trying to national ize their coal mines. We're trying to neutralize ours.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-24

Two hundred canoes were de- stroyed in fire over in Dedham the other day. It sounds as though 1t may have happened just in time to avert an Indian raid on Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-24
FOOD NOTE

The wheatless days in Gotham inns Are hard for Boniface to take; Time was he filled them first with
 rolls, So full they didn't eye the steak.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-24
Catholic Thought and Opinion
CONVERSATION PIECE
Con Do-Without By REV. JAMES J. SULLIVAN

CONVERSATION PIECE walked South other two who walked behind this e significant shred of conversation ringing in "What will I for them?" Charge you They've got money they'll pay
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-24

The conduct of American troops in Europe is said to have improved noticeable since their wives arrived. Maybe they're just too tired from staying awake nights 50 they won't talk German in their sleep.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-24
Waterbury Of the Past

25 Years Ago
 State and local police conducted raids on two Cheshire stills. Seven cars, parked in downtown lot, suffered the loss of tires and wheels when thieves went on a rampage.
 15 Years Ago
 Fdremen responded to four false alarms caused by lightning storm. In the same lightning storm a horse, pulling 8 blow in Wolcott, was struck by the lightning and killed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-24

Man in Hen Coop Cause of Scare"-headline. It's getting to the point where hen in the hen coop would do the same thing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-24
The Firing Line
 By D. N. I.
Personal View

Personal View With a half-ton left, The writer of these lines Doesn't think the Government Should have seized the mines.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-24

What this country really needs these days is an automatic toaster that will eject the breakfast pota- toes when they're done on both sides.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-24

The Atlanta Constitution says that the Government Is moving to cOl- lect $685, 900 in back income taxes from the Ku Klux Klan. It is said that the lack of sheets caused the the suspension of Klan activities and it would be o. K. with most of us if the lack of a clean sheet renewed the inanimatiOn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-24
5 Years Ago

5 YEARS AGO -... ... ... ...... Three persons were in critical con- dition at St. Mary's Hospital follow ing a ilead-on crash on Wolcott Street.
 Fire, caused by a short circuit in wiring, killed several hundred chick ems in 6 coop at Bucks Hill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-24

Our State Department solemnly asserts that it feels Spain appar- ently is in no position to fight modern war. And that is one of the few respects in which Spain re- sembles the other nations of the world today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-24

The opposition to MT. Truman's proposal for drafting the strikers is gathering a powerful head of steam in Washington; a head of steam, it may be added, that wouldn't move the Twentith Century Limited four inches out of the station.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16
Community Fund Nu-
sistate $4,88O,OOO

symetiniam vajui Communi-
ty Fund nusistate $4,88O,OOO
suma, kuri reikalinga aprupi-
nimui ir palaikymui kitam me-
tut labdaringu sio miesto is
taigu.
Vajaus laikas bus pranestas
veliau. Po keturiu metu ka-
ro ir gelbejimo su karu suris-
tu istaigq, Community Fund
symet sugryzta j savo vienin-
tell tiksla sukelti pinigus pa
laikymui 100 sveikatos ir ge-
roves istaigu siame mieste.
Pereita meta vajuje buvc
nusistatyta sukelti $6,OOO,O0O
bet surinkta virs $5,5OO,CO0
IS tQ pinigu rs nuos. buvo pa.
likta Clevelando labdarybei.
Symet bus aplmta lSlalkymas
ir aptarnavimas seimu, vaiky
ir benamiu, jaunimo zaislavie
tes, vaiku globos istaigos, eilf
ligoniniu ir dispensariu, svei
katos ir globos manu-, senelil
namu ir tt.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16
WHAT'S NEW?
(In Cleveland)

WITH the return of the young
men from the services, the local
younger set is becoming more and
more active. Through this column
the Dirva hopes to keep those in
interested, informed as to WHAT'S
NEW.
On the athletic side, the local
boys have already gained promi-
nence. The st. Georges Senior
Basketball team copped the city
C.Y.O. Division championship last
season. Frank Guzauskas, Joe Zeli-
donis, Don O'Bell, and Andy Skar-
nulis are only a few of the vets
that made this feat possible. ,l
st. Georges Catholic War Vet
erans Post 613, has been instrument
tai in the organization of a local
Softball League that promises to
develop into sure thing. Six
teams are entered in the league
and they play their games on
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thurs,
days at 6 P. M. at st. Georges
School yard. Father Patrick of St
Georges, and ex-sailor Tony Svets
Democratic Committeeman from Pre-
D, 22nd Ward, have been after the
city to recondition the playing field
The latest reports have it that re-
suits will soon be forthcoming.
The boys have enlisted the aid of
a group of local tavern keepers as
their hackers. The standings as
oc h-~ E+l ox,o
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16

BY the time this has been read,
however, there may have been
big change in the standings. Trees
Cafe seems to have been hard
luck team and Michic's is improv-
ing right along.
Vitus Soups has either movie
star complex or bad eyes because
he wears sun glasses even when
the sun is down.
Paul Vitonis' fine playing doesn't
seem to be enough to make Paul's
Tavern a consistent winner.
The boys get real kick out of
playing and we think that you'll
get a kick out of watching. Every
day is Ladies Day! Let's all get
out and back 'em up.
The St. Georges Chapter Of the
Catholic Youth Organization will
hold Picnic, Sunday, at Virginia
Kendall State Park, on Route 8,
lust this side of Akron. Members
are asked to meet at the Church
at 1890 Sunday morning.
The same organization has an
nounced a Dance on Saturday, Aug-
31st. The music will be supplied
by the Range Riders. Those for
tunates who attended the last dance
this organization held will testify
to the good time that was had by
all. Tickets can be had from C.Y.o.
members.
Remember. Sat-, Aug, 31st -
St. Georges Auditorium - <. 67th
and Superior at 8 P. M.
The St. Georges Choir is having
Picnic on Sunday the 18th at
the Lesh Farm in Avon, Ohio. Ihey
will leave at II A. M. from the
Church. All members are urged
to attend.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16
ozALesx,

In addition to fishing-state
fishing laws apply-hunting is
permitted except as posted. Squir-
rel and grouse are found in good
numbers.
Zaleski Park has become mec-
ca for photographers who find in
its wild beauty ample opportunity
to exercise their Photographic
skill.
Zaleski's $4,000 acres is only a
part of the 800 square miles of
Ohio's public park and recreation
areas. One acre in every 1877, or
more than 1914 thousand acres, arc
devoted to parks in which visitors
can relax and enjoy the out-of-
doors.
North and west of Zaleski State
Forest are the wonders of Hooking
County which travellers have pro-
claimed as among the finest of the
worlds scenic spots.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16
NPASITENKINIMAI
LETUVIU SALES
NETUREJIMU

Daugelis Lietuviu tevu Gle
velande, kurie augina savo val
kus lr nori kad jie su savo tau
tos jaunimu susitiktu ir susi-
pazintu, labai nusimine del da-
bartinio Lietuviu sales ikimo,
kuri uzimta tokiu bizniu kuris
nieko bendro neturi su tikslais
koklems ia sale buvo ikurta.
Per kara buvo rimtesnis lai-
kotarpis, niekas daug nepaise
kal nera rengiama Lietuvisku
vakaru, bet dabar nesant jo-
kiu Lietuvisku parengimu, pa
ciu Lietuviu jaunimas neturi
kur sueiti, susipazinti, blasko-
81 po svetimus uzkampius, il
tue budu nuo Lietuviu atsito,
lima. Gryzes is karo jaunimas
nori susieiti ir vel drauge pasi
linksminti - nera kur.
Suaugusieji Lietuviai, kurie
mego Lietuviskas pramogas il
patys kartais Lietuviu salejt
pasisokdavo, dabar neturi kul
vienas su kitu susitikti.
Kuo greiciau LietuviQ salt
bus sugrazinta items reikalams
kuriems ia Lietuviai steige il
kuriai savo pinigus skyre, ne
paisydami pelnu, tue iseis Lie
tuviu kolonijai j didesne nauda
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16
Nacionales Orc Lenkty
mes Arteja

Pc idomiu lenktyniu, ivyku-
siu paskutini karta 1889 me-
tais, dabar rengiamos orc lem
ktynes Clevelande bus taip zy-
miai skirtingos kaip kad atgy-
vene SEM dalykai nuo dabar-
tiniu naujausiu.
siose lenktynese bus matyti
tokiu dalyku kurie anais laikais
dar buvo pavojingi atlikti. Bus
perstatyta ir karo lektuvai ku-
riu mes cia mazai mateme, il
kitos ivairios orc idomybes.
Lenktynes prasides su gar
sia Bendix Throphy Race, tolu-
mo rekordui, is Van Nuys, Ca
lifornia, j Clevelando Airporta
Lenktyniuotoju nustatyta sc
skaicius ir paskirta $4,000 at,
lyginimu, is ju laimetojui els
$4,000.
Tx uz keliu myliu nuo ten
Long Beach, isskris keturi Ar
mijos jet-jiega varomi P-80
vadinami Saunanciomis zvaig
zdemis. Tai tikrai kaip zvig
zdes per erdve tie keturi karis
XII lektuvai atsaus j Clevelanda
Cia pat, per iris dienas, te
sis visokios idomybes ore, k;
kiekvienas nores matyti.
Shame numeryje telpa paski
role vietoje skelbimas pazy
mintis skirtingus tu lenktynil
ivykius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16

Named in memory Of Polish
count, Zaleski State Park is one
of the spots which will attract the
outdoor enthusiast. Here Ohio has
been conducting an experiment
which has proven successful be-
yond any expectation.
Deep in the woods around jew
el-like Lake Hope, the state has
built IA vacation cabins. Each
has living room, bedrooms,
kitchen and bath. They are
equipped with running water,
shower, modern plumbing. bed
ding and linen, electricity, oil
cook stove, hot water tank, ice
box. dishes and cooking utensils.
So popular have these cabins
become that they are spoken for
months in advance. Plans are
now being made to triple their
number.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16

Information can be secured by
writing State Forest Ranger, Ia
leski State Forest, Zaleski, Ohio.
For those who wish to carry
their own tents, cook out of doors,
and live more primitive life, the
state has developed camping sites.
These can be obtained by check
ing with the State Forest Ranger.
Water and sanitary facilities are
conveniently located.
In addition there are two large
shelter houses for visitors and
picnickers.
Lake Hope itself provides fish
ing, boating and swimming.
Over the nearby hills twist
trails that lead deep into the for
est and furnish eye-filling views
of the surrounding terrain. There
are miles of truck trails through
the 23,000-acre forest, which mo-
torists can follow with caution.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16
TRUKSTA MOKYTOJU

Mokslo metui artejant, kai
100000 pradiniu mokyklV
mokiniu rengiasi stoti mok-
sla, mokyklos pasirodo pasi-
genda zymaus skaiciaus moky-
toju. Per visas Ohio pradines
ir vidurines mokyklas numa-
toma truks 203O mokytoju.
Pereita meta Ohio mokyklo-
Sc buvo 39,199 viesu mokyklV
mokytojos. JOS simtais pane
te mokyklas ir stojo pelnin-
gesnius darbus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16
LITHUANIAN
CLAIMS TO
PRUSSIAN
LlTHUANIA

Ties between Lithuania Pro-
per and Prussian Lithuania al
ways have been strong. From
the earliest times up to the
present the Lithuanian nation
has resented the Teutonic sci
zure and the Germanization of
Prussian Lithuanian territory.
During negotiations with the
Teutonic Order of the Cross
in 1413, Vytautas the Great,
Lithuania's Grand Duke, said:
Prussia is the land of my
forefathers, and | will claim
it as far as the Ossa River
because it is my heritage" !" But
the menace to Lithuania aris-
ing from other quarters fore
ed Vytautas to relinquish ac-
tion in support of his claim.
Durin the long period of the
Czarist Russian occupation in
1895 to 1915, the Lithuanian
people were unable to work
toward a union of Lithuania
Minor with Lithuania Proper.
For a period of time, Prussian
Lithuanians were better off
politically, economically, and ev-
en- culturally than were their
brethren under Russian domi-
nation.
After Lithuania's re-emergen-
ce as an Independent state in
1918, the question of re-uniting
Lithuania Minor with Lithuania
Proper was again actively con-
sidered. Lithuania had made
known her aspirations in a me-
morandum presented to the
Paris Peace Conference by her
chief delegate, Prof. A. Volde-
maras. A Lithuanian-Ameri-
can member of the Lithuanian
delegation to the Conference
Jonas Zilius, wrote: "To the
great regret and disappoint,
ment of the entire Lithuanian
nation, Lithuania's claims tc
all of Prussian Lithuania have
not been satisfied" No sta
tistics, even those originating
from Russian sources, show
any significant number of Rus
slams, or Slavs generally, in
that particular part of East
Prussia.
All these considerations prove
that ethnically, historically, anc
culturally, not to mention any
other factors, Prussian Lith,
uania is closely tied to Lith,
uania Propria. If that part
of East Prussia is to be de-
tached from Germany, as sug-
gested by the terms of the Tri-
partite Conference of Potsdam
than no nation except Lithua-
MIA, on any grounds whatso-
ever, has a right to the least
part of that territory, regard.
| less of the Soviet Unions at
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16
SVECIAI Is VOKIETIJOS

Rugp. Z d. pas PIP. Smetonus
atsilanke malonus sveciai net
is Europos, kuriems laimingal
pavyko is Vokietijos patekti
Amerika. Tai yra p. Birutes
Nasvytyte su savo vyru Dr.
Smetonienes pussesere Giedra
Juozu Gudausku.
Jiedu pasieke New Yorka,
vaziavo pas savo dedes Kaula-
kius Chicagoje. Su jais auto
mobilu vaziavo ir P. Labanaus-
kas is Brooklyno.
Sveciai apsilanke Dirvos re-
dakcijoje, taipgi aplanke Lie
tuviu Kulturini Darrell.
Is Providence, R. l., buvo
atvykes Dirvos redaktorlaus
X. S. Karpiaus brolis Pranas
su zmona ir Selma porai dienu
pavieseti. Jie apziurejo .Lietu-
viu Kulturini DARRELL, miesto
idomybes, ir Rugp. IA isvazla-
vo atgal, pasukdami per Pitts
burgha, New Jersey If New
Yorka. Kelione atliko automo-
biliu.
Marge Verbiliene isvaziavo i
Grand Rapids, Mich, palanky-
ii savo gimines. Verbelai is
vaziuoja j Florida, mano ten
apsigyventi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16
PLIGHT OF BALTIC DISPLACED PER-
SONS IN BRITISH ZONE INGERMAsNY
(From Latvian Information
Bulletin)

1t is not material conditions
that worry the DPS in the
British zone, but the recent
change regarding their cultu-
raj and social activities. This
change in the attitude of the
British authorities is interpret
ed as being indirect pressure
on the displaced persons to re-
turn to their Bolshevik domi-
mated countries. Quite recent
ly the British authorities have
ordered:
II The closing of all national
and local Refugee Committees
! in the British Zone, including
the Red Cross, and the freez-
ing of all assets belonging to
these committees. (Orders of
March 10, April 6; May 25,
1946);
p The closing of all news
papers published by the DPS
in their own language (Order
of April p;
- The prohibition of receipt
of any newspapers in their own
language published outside OF
Germany (Order of May FL
1946);
A. That all cultural and so.
cial activities, including the
Baltic University in Hamburg
must be maintained by the
DPS themselves, even though
all their funds are blocked anC
frozen. At the same time pri
vate bank accounts in Germany
have been made available tt
their owners;
81 The Baltic University il
Hamburg has been reduced tt
a "Study Center" and it's pro
fessors to Instructors.
g. Also boy-scouts, girl-gui
des, YMCA and other similar
Baltic youth organizations al
have been liquidated (Order O.
May 13, 1946);
y The released Baltic wal
prisoners (forcibly modified by
the Nazis) are considered tt
be almost outlaws.
81 Continual "plebiscites' al
so repeated questionings abou
returning home" have become
a heavy moral burden, and arr
considered as traps.
This. sudden change of at
titude is felt as an undeservec
blow at DIP morals. From the
very beginning the ops made
up their minds and declared
that they could not and woulc
not return home as long as the
Bolsheviks were there. Then
memories are too bitter ano
now the latest news shows that
their relatives, who remained
at home, are being deportec
to Siberia because some mem
bers of their families fled tc
! GERMANY.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16
MARY STROMSKY (Petraus-

MARY STROMSKY (Petraus-
kaite), % M, nuo 3119 w.
Sind St., mire Rugp. II, palai-
dota Rugp. IA, Kalvarijos ka-
pinese; pamaldos atsibuvo P.
S. n. P. parapijoje.
Like vyras, Edward, dukte
Joan Rita, tevai Alekas ir Stel-
la Petrauskai ir brolis Jurgis.
Stu abieju laidojime pasitar-
navo laidotuviu direktore Del
la Jakubs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16
CLEVELANDAS turf progt

CLEVELANDAS turf proga
gauti federales valdzios para
ma pastatymui tarp 450 is nu-
matytu 1900 laikinu gyvena-
mu manu-, jeigu galetu rastl
savo pinigu prideti prize to ka
valdzia duos, tu namu statymo.
Jei pats miestas neprideda sa-
vo atitinkamos sumos tai fede-
rale valdzia savo pinigus ne
duoda.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16
MIRIM Al

LATVINAS Petras, 81 metu,
dirbo Grille Hospital, mire
Rugp. 8, palaidotas Rugp. IL,
Kalvarijos kapinese; pamaldos
atsibuvo Sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Like sesuo, Elzbieta Cuculka.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16

CLEVELANDE vel ivyks
didelis zmoniu uzsigrudimas su
atvykimu delegatu j Amerikos
Legiono konvencija, kuri atsi-
bus Rugp. II Xxi 20. Tikima
Xxi 100000 sveciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16

POLICIJOS ir ugniagesiQ
darbus Clevelande dabar didu-
mole Ultima karo veteranai. IS
pastaromis dienomis paskiria-
mu 47O vyru j policijos ir ug-
niagesiu vietas 80 nuoS. suda-
70 veteranai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16

DARBAI Clevelande pasieke
auksciausio laipsnio taikos me-
tu. Dabar darbai eina zymiai
aukstesniu saiku negu metals
prizes kara.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16
COLUMBUS, Ohio.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. = AValQ
dirbtuvei pritrukus odos, sios
savaites pabaigoje sake bus su-
laikyta darbai ir 1000 darbi-
ninku avalu industrijoje liks
be darbo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16

MIRE. Rugp. IA staiga mi
re Strides liga miesto teismo
teisejas Perry A. Frey, so m.
amziaus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16
IIZTIKRINTAS SAUGU-
MAS IR GERAS
UZDARBIS!

Kada padedi taupymui
ant "depozito" pinigus Lie
tuviu banke, zinai yad yra
tikrai uztikrintas saugu-
mas, po Federal Insurance
ir U. S. valdzios prlezlura.
sioje istaigoje taupy1m!as
yra pelningas, mes nuoslm-
tbs yra mokamas aukstesnls
negu daugelyje kitu ban
ku.
Sistematiskas arba nuo-
latinis taupymas sloJe o: pan
kineje istaigoje.. grelclau
padarys zmogu. lluosa nuo
visokiu finansiniu RUPEES
ciu. ,L;
tes j sia istaiga ir gaus!ite
ilgu metu prityrimo grelta
patarnavima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16

tempts to claim it all for her
self.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16

DU KAMBARIAI VYRAMS
pavieniams, pasirinkimui, Lie
tuviu seimoje. Kreipkites
1O527 Churchill Ave. Suite 10
Telef. SW 1900.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-16

PARSIDUODA GERAS
PHILCO RADIO ir grail ko-
mode su TRIMS veidrodziais.
Parduoda Lietuviai. Klauskite
telefonu Express 3738. $3.50
Evening star., 1946-10-03
Our Navy Abroud

Despite Authoritative" suggestions
that 1t has not been inspired by
any controversial issues abroad,
Secretary Forrestaps unusual state
ment on our naval policy In Euro
pean waters certainly seems much
too pointed to be regarded as a
mere casual remark made tmpul-
sively or in a moment Of whimsy.
Terse and blunt, the statement
makes clear to the American people
and to all other interested parties
that the Navy is continuing to main
tain forces in the Eastern Atlantic
and the Mediterranean for two
reasons: "a To support our own
and Allied forces in the discharge
of their responsibilities in the occu-
pied areas of Europe, and (2l to
protect and support the interests
and policies of the United States
In that part Of the world.
After all the vague and utterly
unconvincing talk we have been
hearing about how our warships
have been visiting countries like
Greece and Turkey solely because
they wish to make good will gestures,
Mr.. Forrestal's crisp little clarifica-
ton makes refreshingly frank read
ing. But it is interesting not SO
much because of that as because OF
its timing in relation to new tensions
in the Mediterranean. Thus, the
statement was issued within mat
ter of hours after publication OF
Russia's renewed and somewhat
Evening star., 1946-10-03

rerest OF establishing a good and
lasting peace-should be obvious
enough to them to impel them,
sooner or later. to genuine collabo-
ration capable OF ending their diff
ferences or at least placing those
differences in safe perspective.
Given patience among statesmen,
given an unflagging determination
to settle disputes peacefully and to
cultivate the admittedly difficult
habit of cooperation. better and
happier world can be had. Mr.. Hull's
faith, his hope. Is a good faith,
good hope, and all who have been
inspired by his wise counsel in the
past will pray that enough years
may yet be left to him to see it
move nearer and nearer to fulfill
ment
Evening star., 1946-10-03

threatening demand that the Turks
grant concessions in the Dardanelles.
It was issued, too, on the heels sof
Yugoslavia1s tough remarks about
Trieste, and at a moment when the
Greeks appear to be. having con-
siderable trouble along the frontiers
they share with Moscow's satellites.
Read against such news items as
these, Mr.. Forrestal's statement
obviously is not an offhand observa-
tion. Although the Navy undoubt-
edly seeks to create good will for
America wherever 1t goes, It's pri-
mary function in European waters
embraces far more than that. 1t
embraces, for instance, the protec-
ton Of our interests in the Trieste
area, and support of our policy re-
garding the Dardanelles-a policy
opposed to Russia's seeming intent
to undermine the territorial in
tegrity Of the Turks.