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Evening star., 1946-05-23

land Baptist Church. the pastor,
the Rev. George McGlothlen offci-
ating. at 7 o'clock.
Sergt. REID is a son of MI and
Mrs. Earl Bartlett Reid of Fitch
burg. Mass. He recently returned
from two and a half years in the
South Pacific and China.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Weir Birkett
of this city and Fairfax announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Kitty Ann Birkett, to Capt.
Merle Lee Hite, U. S. A., son of Mrs.
William H Hite and the late Mr..
Hite of Arlington and Vienna.
Capt. Hite graduated from Fish
burne Military Academy and was
commissioned in the Army in 1912
He has been serving in the Medl-
terranean theater of operations and
will return there after a brief trip
The bride-elect graduated from Cen
tral High School here.
The wedding will take place Sat-
urday evening, June l. at O'Clock
at St. Patricks Episcopal Chapel.
Mrs. Josephine Pagliochlnni Aqui-
LIMO announces the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Olivia Paglio-
chinni, to Mr.. Joseph Durean Tall
man. Mr.. Tallman, who recently
was discharged from the Navy, is
formerly from New York State He
and his bride-elect plan to make
heir home in Washington after their
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In The Ne1rs

Gen. and Mrs. Richard Dear are
guests of the formers cousin, Miss
Elizabeth Rogers, in her apartment
at 1400 M street for some weeks.
Miss Frances Dear. a junior at
the University of Alabama will Join
her parents here at the close of the
school year and accompany them to
their summer cabin, YonWav, at
Highlands, n. C.
Mrs. Frances E. Gardner has
joined Mr.. Gardner in their apart
ment in the Carlyn at $500 @ street
after spending the winter in Ha-
vana. Mrs. Gardner. who was an
active worker with the American
Women's Voluntary Services for
three years has resumed her work
part OF which is telephonist at Blair
House and Blair-Lee House.
Mr.. Gardner gave a cocktail and
buffet supper for her Sunday to
celebrate her return and the ami
VeEsary of her birthday.
Mrs. Helen H. Fries left a few
DAYS ago to join her husband. 1t.
Col. Stuart G. Fries. at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kans., where Col. Fries is
attending the Command and Cen
eral Staff School. Col. and Mrs.
Fries both recently returned from
Europe, where Mrs. Fries was fortu-
nate enough to serve her husbands
division, the 29th. in the capacity of
an American Red Cross clubmobile
supervisor. Col Fries was in COM
mand of tank battalion in Eng
land. France, Holland, Belgium and
Germany.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Miss Szecbenri
Becomes Bride
OF Mr.. Eltz
Msgr. Sheen
OffiCiates

The youngest daughter of Countess
Szechenyi and the late Count LaszIo
Szechenyi, former Hungarian Min
ist@ to the United States, was
married at II o'clock this morning
to Mr.. Alexander E. Eltz. Msgr.
Fulton Sheen oficiated at the cere-
mony which united Miss Nandine
Szechenyi, granddaughter of the
late Commodore and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, with the son of Count
ErWelp Eltz of Traunegg, Austria,
and Countess Eltz. the former
Countess Johanna Schonborn. The
wedding was held in the Church of
the Blessed Sacrament at Chevy
Chase circle
The bride wore a lovely gown of
ivory satin fashioned with a long
train and an heirloom veil of old
Venetian point lace. She carried
gardeAias. She was attended by her
sister, Miss Sylvia Szechenyi, as
maid OF honor. wearing an ice blue
crepe gown with an oVerSkirt of ice
blue tulle and matching headdress
of tulle and carrying blue dolphin
1um and white roses.
Her other attendants were Mrs.
Jephtha Wade, cousin of the bride
and daughter of Mr.. William VAN
derbilt, the former Governor of
Rhode Island: Mrs Stillman Taylor
and Miss Yolande Wankowicz, whose
father was former Polish Counselor
in Washington. They were eoWned
like the maid of honor and carried
light blue delphinium and dark red
roses
Mr.. Paul Roberts was best man
and the uSherS were Count Hans
Czernin, Prince Edward Lobkowicz.
Mr Eric Schroeder and Mr.. Drayton
Cochran
The bride was escorted to the,
altar by her brother-in-laW, Count
Bella Hadik.
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast and reception was
held In the home of the brides
mother at 1929 Massachusetts ave-
hue. Countess SZechenyi received
the guests clad in becoming cream
colored street-length dress and
straw hat the shade of wheat.
trimmed in yellow roses and a blue
veil
Archduke Rudolf. younger broth
er Of Archduke Otto and Felix of
Austria. was among the guests at
tending the reception and others
from out of town were Mrs. John
r. DreXel III of Newport, Mrs.
Whitney Henry, Mrs. Edward Frs
kline Gwynne, Miss Rosemary War
burton, Count and Countess Charles
Czechenyi Mr.. and Mrs Marc
Sevastopoulo. all of New York. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Ewing of Bal
timore.
Mrs. Eltz graduated from Fox
croft in 194l and attended Rose
mont College and Misunderstanding
College of the Sacred Heart. She
made her debut at a small dinner
dance in Newport in 1941. Her four
sisters are Mrs. Eugene Bowie Rob-
erts. Countess Bella Hadik. GLADYS
Countess of Winchilsea and Not
tingham and Miss Sylvia Szechenyi
Mr.. Eltz was born in Vienna and
lived at the family home in Vuko-
var, Jugoslavia until 1926. He at
tended school in Wells. Austria and
received his doctorate in philosophy
from the University of Vienna. He
has been in this country since 1887
and is now with Baker & Co of the
EngelhaEd Industries of New York
and New Jersey.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
By Libby Mcguire

1t seems YOU have to be good
looking to be smart remarked Mrs.
Rose CoWen as 10 outstanding high
school seniors were honored at the
key award luncheon of the Sorop-
timist Club Yesterday Each of the
honor girl graduates bore out the
opinion Of those sociologiSts, who
say that all good things tend TO
run together in human beings-looks
brain, character and health. They
were refreshing and attractive to
look at, and scholastic records
proved they had brains as we'll.
The awards were inaugurated last
year by Miss Estelle Zirkin. who
was then chairman of the Civics
Committee of the Soroptimist Club
Plaques were distributed among
eight high schools and two paro-
chlal schools in Washington, with
space for 10 name plates on each
plaque. This year the second name
Will be placed on each plaque, and
honor names will continue to be
added for eight more years. Names
plates were given out at the lunch
con, and, later. at an award as
sembly Of each school, the girls are
to be presented with gold Soropti-
mist keys
Mrs. CoWen. who is now chairman
Of the Civics Committee said the
awards had been won through CO.
operative effort on the part of the
girls, rather than through competi-
tive spirit The students chosen
stand high scholastically. are lead
ers in sports activities, members of
student councils and language clubs
Some are workers in creative arts
as well. One girl, Miss Joan Mover
OF Woodrow Wilson High School
plans to go to China as a medical
missionary
The awards were given out in the
alphabetical order of the schools
represented. Miss Virginia Layne OF
Anacostia High School was first
followed by Miss Dorothy Whitney
Calvin Coolidge High School; Miss
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OF Interest

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph John Sterling
have announced the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Margaret Ann
Sterling, to Mr.. George Arthur
Beebe. son of Mr.. and Mrs Rowland
Beebe of ASheville, N. c. The we'd
ding will take place next month.
Miss Sterling, who was graduated
from George Washington University
is doing graduate work at the Uni
versity of North Carolina where Mr..
Beebe also is doing graduate work
He was graduated from the Univer-
sity of Chicago
Miss Wanda Magdalene Clark and
Sergt. David William Reid, U. S. M
c., have selected June 90 for their
wedding. Their engagement has been
announced by her parents, Mr.. and
Mis-. Harry Edward Clark, and the
wedding will take place in the Brook
Evening star., 1946-05-23
9eszszI "a
Names Listed
For Ball

Six of the cabinet head the list
of gentlemen who will serve on the
Floor Committee at the Rosemary
ball tomorrow evening. Secretary
of the Treasury Vinson, Secretary
of War. Patterson, Attorney Gen
eral Clark, Secretary of the In
terror Krug, Secretary of Agricul-
ture Anderson and Secretary of
Labor Schwellenbach are the rep
resentatlves of the Presidents Off
cial family who will serve the
American Newspaper Women's Club
at its ball. Dancing will begin at
10 O'Clock in the Mayflower Hotel
ballroom, and the buffet supper will
be served at midnight.
Senator Warren r. Austin and
Senator Walter F.. George, repre-
sent a branch of the Government
and from the services are Maj. Gen
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Slated

The evening group of the Voteless
District League of Women Voters will
hear discussion on The United
States Occupation Policy in Japan
at meeting at 7:45 pm. tomorrow
in the conference room of the coun-
Gil for personnel management, 1926
K street NV. Speakers will be Col.
Daniel c. Fahey, jr., of the civil
affairs Office. War Department, and
DR.. Hugh Borton of the State De-
partment.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
GHild Committee
Is Entertained

Mrs. Richard Henning was hostess
at tea Tuesday, entertaining men,
bers OF the committee arranging the
Evening of Music of the Chamber
Music Guild. The Evening of Music
is set for Wednesday. June 5, in the
Canadian Embassy. The Ambassador
and Mrs. Lester 5. Pearson are
sponsors for the concert and those
interested may have additional in
formation by calling the Chamber
Music Guild headquarters at Decatur
4866.
Evening star., 1946-05-23

Jacquellne Fulton, Central High
School; Miss Madeline Engel de
Janosi, Convent of the Sacret Heart;
Miss Elizabeth Ann Hermann
Eastern High School; Miss Mary l..
Coleman, Mckinley High School:
Miss Jacqueline Chambers, Notre
Dame Academy; Miss Marie Hansen,
Roosevelt High School; Miss Mary
Bundy, Western High School, and
Miss Moyer, Woodrow Wilson High
School,
The luncheon was held in the
small ballroom of the Willard, with
the president. Mrs. Eleanor Austin,
presiding, The National Anthem
was sung, allegiance pledged to the
flag and an invocation was given.
Selections from light opera were
sung by Miss Anne Hoehler. soprano,
and Stuart Vale, tenor. accom-
panied by Miss Jewell Downs at
the piano. Guests of honor in
cluded DR.. Hobart NJ Corning,
superintendent of schools in Wash
ington, and members of the Board
Of Education. Principals and as
sistant principals of the different
schools, who had selected the re-
cipients of the awards, were also
present at the luncheon.
The Soroptimist Club, which was
started about % years ago, Is COM
prised of one woman representative
from each business and profession in
Washington. 1t is woman
Rotary with membership of liz,
each member being tops IN her
particular field.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Memorial Planned

Memorial services will be held at
the Statue OF the Nuns of the Bat
tlefleld, at Rhode Island avenue and
M street NV, on Saturday by the
Women's Relief Corps, Department
of Potomac. The services will be at
6 pm, and the public is invited to
attend
On Sunday memorial service
will be held for sailors, marines and
airmen at 1870 am. at the Water
Gate.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
annual Luncheon

Mrs. Lester B. Pearson. Lady
Berendsen and Lady Samson, hon.
orary vice presidents of the Daugh-
ters of the British Empire. will at
tend the annual luncheon of the
Queen Elizabeth Chapter of the
organization Saturday. The luncheon
will be held at the Mayfower and
the New Zealand Minister. Sir
George Berendsen, will be the guest
speaker.
The annual luncheon is set as
near as possible to British Empire
day, which marks the birthday OF
the late Queen Victoria, May "a.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
TMkers Here
For Exhibit

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Larocque
Tinker of New York have come to
Washington for the opening this aft
ernoon of an interesting exhibit.
During their stays in the Argentine
and in Uruguay they collected books
and posters for the State Depart
ment. This collection will be on
view at the Library of Congress fol-
lowing the formal opening this aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Gard Party, Dance

A caro- party and dance will be
given this evening by St. Patrick's
Alumnae Association for the benefit
of the Msgr Thomas Scholarship
Fund. The party will be held in the
Continental room of the Wardman
Park Hotel at $50 o'clock and Miss
Norma Bussink at 11l6 Oats street
NE, has charge of the tickets.
The Scholarship Fund affords a
high school scholarship each year to
a student at ST. Patrick's Academy.
Miss Geraldine T. Nesline is pres
ident of the association
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Snyders Guests
OF Mrs. Truman

Occupying the box with Mrs.
Harry S. Truman tomorrow eve
ming at the Rosemary ball at the
Mayflower Hotel will be Recon-
version Director and Mrs. John
w. Snyder, MI. and Mrs. G. Earle
Stewart of New York and Mrs.
Truman's brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Wallace of Denver.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Bridge Party

The afternoon group of Kappa
Delta Alumnae Association will meet
for dessert bridge and garden party
at l pm. tomorrow at the home
Of Mrs. Arthur E. Miller, 1904 Rad
nor road, Bradley Hills, Bethesda,
Md.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Danish Club Lecture

An illustrated lecture by Dan
Christian Andersen, United Press
correspondent in Denmark during
the occupation by German forces,
will be presented before the Danish
Club of Washington at a meeting
at 8 pm. tomorrow at Stansbury
Lodge Hall, Georgia avenue and
Concord avenue NV.
Evening star., 1946-05-23

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS HONORED
Jacqueine Chambers ett of the Academy of Notre
ana Elizabeth Ann Hermann (gh OF Eastern High
ere the high school seniors honored this year by
Soroptitst Club for outstanding leadership and for
ther schools They SoWn h Mrs. Rose Robson
cUcs chairman OF the club at Soroptiist yesterday
al he WWaTd HOeL Star staff Photo.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Notice

Wedding details Will not be
accepted for publication later
than a week after the cere-
mOny.
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Naujos Pastangos Lie
tuv0s I.aisves Byloie
REZOEIUCUA TAISO-
MA; ALM lR ALT VADAI LANKESI
WASHENGTONE a4

Lietuviu visuomenei negrdnt kas musu vadu da-
bartiniu metu Lietuvos byloje daroma vekimas nera
uzmigdytas. Tolau varoma visomis pastangomis dar-
bas pravedinui Kongrese Wis-Kelly rezoliucijos.
Tuo reikalu prizes savaite aiko Washingtone lankes
Amerikos Letuvu Misijos vadai Inz P j. zurs ir Adv
Antanas Oils.
A. L. Misijos vadovybe lake savo special posedi
Brookyne Kovo 81 d. r aptare padaryt rekalngas pa
taisas Wills-Ke[y rezoiucijoje
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga paruose dabartiniam lai-
kui pritaikytus memorandumus Americas vyriausybei
turint mintyje artejancia Taikos Konferencija.
Taipgi dirba ir Americas Letuviu Tarybos vadovy-
be- teko patrt kad ALT vadai siomis denoms lankesi
Washingtone tap pat Lietuvos bylos reikalais.
Yra ziniu kad gal ALT sutks remit WilisKellv re-
zoiuciJa, padarius joje reikaingas pataisas
Letuviai Americas pileciai privao r toliau rasyti
alskus savo kongresmanams ragnant balsuot uz Will
lis-Kely rezoliucija kada il bus patekta balsavmui
Visuomene laukia r pageidauja kad dabartiniu mo-
mentu kada artea Takos Konferencia r kada artina-
81 sprendlno dienos musu vada drbu svie tas vie-
nlngas veikimas yra lengva pasekamas abiem grupem
susitarus programu kuris vsiems yra bendras.
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PERSERGSTI NESU-
SlLPNINTI KARO
UEGU

Gen. Eisenhower kalbe-
damas Kongrese, pareiske
militariams 'ekspertams ir
teisiu darytojams kad Sails
turi butt atsargi neatmes-
tt vyru draftavima militia
rinei tarnybai, mes niekas
negali pasakyti kaip gall
sumazeti Amerikose kari
mes vyru jiegos, kas gall
butt saliai kenks m i n g a
Jis pilnai RENE pratesima
drafto dar metams laiko.
Kongresas galutinai nu-
tare pratesti tik 9 meme
slams.
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RUSAI SOKDINA u. n. SAUGUMO
KONFERENCIJA

y. N. O. vardas pakeista
i y: N. Omitted Nations).
Pirma rounda UN Sau-
gumo ,tarybos posedyje .lai-
mejes, Gromyko toliau va
70 Maskvos nustatyta pla-
ma. UN sokdindamas.
Privertimui Americas ir
kitty valstybiu atstovu su-
tikti palikti Maskvai apsi-
.dirbti Sill Iranu, Gromyko
is posedzio isejo = ir Byr-
mes bel kiti sutiko tai pa
daryti.
Maskva padare sau rel
kalinga sutarti su Iranu,
kuris neturejo UN uztari-
mo tue atveju. Bolsevikai
neva pazadejo istraukti sa-
vo kariuomenes is Irano Xxi
Geguzes 6, taciau aliejaus
sutartimi, kuria padare so
metu laikotarpiui, gauna
teise suvezti j Irana savo
NKVD gaujas, kurios va
rvs propaganda uz perver-
sma Irane, ir neilgai truks
kad Iranas SUI savo alieju
saltiniais liks Maskvos nuo-
savybe.
Kad tas butu galima lem
gviau atsiekti, Stalinas isa-
ke savo atstovui Gromyko
priversti UN konferenci.ia
visai ismesti Irano byla is
savo agendos, paliekant tik
Maskvos malonei.
Kaip pirmu atveju taip
ir dabar, Valstybes Sekre-
torius Byrnes, kuri seka il
kitty valstybiu atstovai, pa.
purkstaus, bet pagaliau SUI
tiks. Silpna, palikta galin.
gos Rusijos malonei, franc
valstybe galutinai taps ap.
globta meskino. Po to We
seks kiti reikalavimai, ku'
rie :iau nebus pirmi, bel
keliasdesimti, kuriuos Mas
kva praveda, savo manev
rails. Rusus sukirsti ner;
nei vienos valstybes galin
clos parodyti pasipriesini
ma, nors nepasitenkinima
ir reiskiami.
Stalinas paskyre Gromy
ko nuolatiniu Sovietu at
stovu UN Saugumo Tary
boie, o ambasadorium Wa
shingtone paskyre dabarti
nj ambasados reikalu vede
ia Novikova.
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Maskva Vykdo kita
Savo Plana

Artejant Geguzes ! Pa
ryziaus Taikos Konferenci-
iai, Maskva pareiske reika-
lavima ta konferencija att
deti. zinoma, Amerika il
Anglia nesutinka to pada-
ryti. Be to, Byrnes pasiu-
le tureti keturiu didziuju
posedi pirm to, apdirbimui
Taikos Konferencijai pro-
gramo.
Maskva dabar pareikala-
vo triju didziuju susitaiky-
mo sutarciu klausimu pirm
negu Taikos konferencija
susirinks.
Sakoma, jeigu ir bus lai-
koma tas keturiu didziuju
posedis. Maskva reikalaus
taikos konferencija nukelti
toliau.
Rusiia nesutinka su An
glu. Amerikos ir Prancuzu
salygomis taikai su Italia,
Romaniia. Bulgaria., Ven
grija ir Suomija, ir galima
tiketis nauiu manevru is
ejimais is posedziu ir tt.
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:: ,''.:la[IlAly
k
EkONOMIKA
Angliakasiu Streikas
Cali Tests 3 Savaites

100000 minkstos ANGLES ka-
seju streikas, prasidejes Balan-
dzio l d., gall uzsitesti iris sa-
vaites, kaip valdzios ir kasyk-
lu operatoriu atstovai speja.
Maineriu vadas John L. Le-
wis pareiske, "Nera naujos su-
tarties, darbininkai nedirbs",
ir jis to laikosi.
Valdzios ir kasyklu operate
riu atstovu pastangos pradeti
su John L. Lewis kalbas ne
duoda pasekmiu: operatoriai
nori zinoti kick tikrai algu pa
kelimo Lewis reikalauja strei-
kuojantiems angliakasiams.
Lewis prie kitu dalyku rel
kalauja kad kasyklu operate
rial pripazintu unija ir kasyk-
lu priziuretojams ir darbu vir-
sininkams, ne vien tik anglia
kasiams. Apie tai operatoriai
nenori kalbeti.
Kaip spejama, Lewis pastry
zes laukti dar savaite ar dau-
giau Xxi jis sutiks su operate
riais ir su valdzios tarpininkais
kalbeti.
PLIENo darbai del stokos
ANGLES prfdejo sumazeti nuo
81 nuos. normalio Xxi 78 nuos.,
nors buvo numatyta darbingu-
ma pakelti Xxi apie 80 nuos.,
plieno streika pabaigus.
Del ANGLES stokos sutrukdy-
ia nekuriu gelezinkeliu veiki-
mas.
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symet jau pasiusta j ka-
70 nukentejusias sritis 21s
milijonQ tonu grudu.

EUROPOJE p a skleistas
Hitherto anti-Semitizmas ir
toliau tesiasi. zydu neapy-
kanta paplito visose salyse
taip kad ir dabar likusieji
gyvi zydai negali butt gra-
zinani j ju buvusias Sails,
mes ju niekas nenori atgaal
isileisti. Daugybe ju isnai-
kinta.
Is buvusiu 6 milijonu Eu-
ropos zydu (neiskaitant tQ
ka gyvena Anglijoje), tik
apie 1,250,OO0 terra gyvi, il
Vokietijoje vos 100000 Zy'
du isliko gyvq.
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TIE kURIE PARAGA.
VO RUSIJOS KO-
MUNIZMO-

IS RUsIJOs grazinami
Italai karo nelaisviai, islipe
Florencijos stotyje, pamate
raudonas veliavas virs So
cialistu istaigos, ia nuple-
Sc, ir marsuodami gatve-
mis- plese nuo sienu islipy-
tus kairiuju atsisaukimus.
Tie Italai paragavo tik-
ro komunizmo Rusu globo-
je. -.
Neapolyje taipgi bedar-
biu minia uzpuole komuni-
stu partijos rastine. isne-
Sc gatves knygas, plakatus
ir baldus degino.
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kALTINA AMERIK A
w ISSAUKIMA
JOS | KARA

Nuernbergo teisme, Vo-
kieciu buves uzsieniu rel
kalu ministras Won Ribben-
trop savo apsigynimo bylo-
10 iskele fakta kad Ameri-
ka prisidejo prie sukelimo
Europinio karo gabenda-
ma karo reikmenis ir su-
teikdanla bilijono dolariu
paskola Rusijai. Tas pri-
verte Vokietija paskelbti
kara ir paciai Amerikai.
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LONDONE. saukia pa
sauline maisto konferenci-
ja. Stalino j sakymu Rusi-
ia, Ukraina ir Balgudija
negales siusti savo atstovu
j ta konferencija.
Bolseviku klasta su mai
stu isejo j virsu kada jie
pazadejo duoti Prancuzijai
100000 tonu grudu.
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posedi toliau varo savo batlai-
ziavima Stalinui Lenku vardu.
Lange yra Lenkijos zydas, ir
SUI Maskvos kombinacijomis at
stovauja Lenku tautai.
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MESOS skerdyklOse su-
mazejus gyvuliu skerdimui
didesese skerdyklose Chi
cagoje ir kitur, apie 10000
skerdyklu darbininku liko
be darbo.
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MASKVOS spauda pake-
lie skandala del Amerikos
tarimosi SUI Islandija, siau-
riniame Atlantike, palaiky-
mui ten pastovaus atsar-
,ginio punkto.
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HARVESTER STREIKAS
ARTT PABAIGOS

PER 10 savaiciu uzsiteses
international Harvester Co.
streikas desimtyje Harvester
dirbtuviu eina prie pabaigos,
kompanijos ir unijos atstovams
surandant susitarimo pagrinda.
Streikuoja apie $4,000 darbi-
ninku nuo Sausio 21 d. Nau-
joje sutartyje numatyta pake-
limas algu 18c j valanda.
GENERAL Electric Co. dar-
bininkai tesla streika - strei-
kuoja apie 10000 darbininkq.
Jiems numatyta pakelti algas
po 1890 valandai, panasial
kaip padaryta automobiliu In
dustrijos darbininkams.
PIENO isveziotojai, kuriu
Detroite streikavo 1,200, mega
! Ii reikalauti sau 18c pakelimo
| j valanda, sake valdzios taiky-
mo atstovai, mes negali butt
nustatyta vienas bendras lygls
algu pakelimui visose darbo
srityse.
PAKELIA ALGAS PO $40O
ATSTOVQ Rumuose priim-
ia bilius pakelimui suvirs mi
liionui federales valdzios istai-
gu tarnautoju algas po S4oO
metuose bendrai. Tas bilius
dabar perduotas senatus, po to
reikalinga bus prezidentui il
uztvirtinti.
Prezidentas sutinka su algq
pakelimu, mes jis pats slule If
valdzios tarnautojams pakeltl
algas po 1870 valandai visiems
kuriu metine alga prasideda
nuo $1,440.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-12

CUKRAUS darbinin k a j
rytinese valstijosee gavo
isakyma pradeti streika su
sestadieniu, Balandzio 13.
Streika saukia CIO ir AFL
unijos. Tos cukraunes pa
gamma 70 nuos. visoje sa-
lyje sunaudojamo cukraus
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-12
GRAIKIJOJE 20 ri

GRAIKUOJE po rinki-
mu, kuriuose bolsevikai ne
dalyvavo ir boikotavo, ko-
munistams tr u ksmaujant,
pasiryzo atsistatydinti re-
gentas Arkivyskupas Da-
maskinos. Anglia ir Ame-
rika praso j pasilikti val
dzios priesakyje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-12

US KARO Laivynas pa
siryzes daryti didelius ma
nevrus Atlantiko vandeny-
Sc, pradedant Bal. 19 Xxi 27,
KAHN ar Maskva neprisa-
kys JUGS sulaikyti?.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-12

Des Moines, Ia, pamises
tevas nuzude keturis savo
seimos narius, rekdamas
'Dievas isake man nuzu-
dyti mano Selma"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-12

US Federalis teismas isa-
ke suardyti pasaulyje vel
kianti penkiu valstybiu tu-
reta degtuku trusta. Pa
cioje to virsuneje stow ga
linga Swedish Match Co.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-12

1talijoie, prie Neapolio,
istikus amunicijos sandelio
sprogimui uzmusta 22 as
menys.