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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25
New Freight
 Rates Comino

Freight rates on goods leaving and coming to Waterbury are ex- pected to be affected as the result of an increase approved today by the State Public Utilities Commis- sion on a petition of the New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad.
 The company asked for an in- crease in intrastate freight rates to the same extent as increases for interstate traffic authorized by the Federal Interstate Commerce Com mission June 20.
 It ha been estimated that the increases would average about six percent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25
Street, S8,000.
 Construction Mortgage Deed

Marjorie H, and Irving G Garth wait to First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury, property on the westerly side of Windsor Street, S5,000
 Mortgage Releases
 Waterbury Savings Bank to Jo-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25
Fjrst Federal Savtngs & roa

First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Waterbury to Irving G and Marjorie H. GarthWait.
 Assignment of Mortgages The Lomas x Nettleton Co.,, to Metropolitan Life Insurance Com pany.
 1raq is to have its first brewery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25

Argentina has authorized loans to employees of the Argentina Ma tlonal Highway Administration for construction and repair of dwell lingS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25

WAL TER WINCHELL'S column will be resumed on his return, Sept. l. During his absence, Jack Lait's column will appear in this space every day except Saturday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25

town Theater, on MacDougal St, is Gloria McGhee, daughter of Rep McGhee, of Miss The way Con- gressmen are being bowled over her pappy may not like the title-"It's Your Move" In the same troupe is Maryanne Conan, ingenue lead, daughter of Jackie Saunders. whom you'll recall in films.
 Pulses Pumping-Lenore Lennon, slipping solo at Bradleys, tells us she's engaged to Carlo Borgia; he's in Rome and will get an audience with Pope Plus; he'll be back in month-and then-wedding stuff Mimi Forsythe. ex-Mrs. Ben Bo- seaus Yhispering with Guy Mo Candless Robert O. Lewis and Jean CCarouserD Darling bike to- gether, but they say she dreams of John Friedkin, of Col Pics Football star Doc Blanchard throwing passes at Kit Hyde, the modest model And Augusta Wolff, kin of Pres. Harding, in Cafe Madison tete-a-tete with Bobby Coogan of the Coogan's Bluff Coogans.
 Genial George McManus, father of Bringing Up Father" turned actor in the Monogram film based on his perennial title and char acters CThat was no earth quake-it was Jack Barrymore, do- ing handsprings in his graveD -. Joe Yule, Mickey Rooney's old man, portrayed Jiggs. He took lessons from erooner Phil Brito, for satire on the Frankie boy cult
 Oh. Yes, We Know the Elite, Too The utterly social Warburtons, Rosemary and brother Barclay. chil- dren of Mrs Willie K Vanderbilt, are both athlete-minded Rose mary is rarely seen without Win ston Guest nine-goal polo player and kin of Winston Churchill Barclay Fl Moroccos as steadfastly with Sonia Henie, who likes 'em youthful The lonesome lad she left behind in California, Stuart BarthelmesS. is 20. Barclay is all Of g
 4 Chicago friend, who, for change, did NOT phone me to get him taken care of, went to one of our cafes which has the velvet lWire-lined) rope up to anybody who isn't on the golden scroll He DID phone, AFTER the event. and said They treated me like king-OF ITALY!a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25
Tobacco Made Medium Of Trade in Germany

Editors Note: Following is the second of series of dispatches on conditions in Europe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25

Eleven thousand agricultural la borers on foreign-owned banana planation in Guatemala have threatened to strike unless the gov- ernment adopts a new labor code.
The union times., 1946-12-07
Spending money to be paid by posterity, under the name of fund.- ing, is but swindling futurity on a large scale."-Thomas Jefferson.

Government possessing power to create and issue currency and credit as money and enjoying the right to withdraw currency and credit from circulation by taxation and otherwise, NEED NOT AND SHOULD NOT BORROW CAPITAL AT INTEREST, as the means of financing Government work and public enterprise. THE GOVERN MENT SHOULD CREATE, ISSUE AND CIRCULATE ALL CUR RENCY AND CREDIT NEEDED TO SATISFY THE SPENDING POWER OF THE GOVERNMENT AND THE BUYING POWER OF .CONSUM- FRS. THE PRIVILEGE OF CRE- ATING AND ISSUING MONEY IS NOT ONLY THE SUPREME PRE- ROGATIVE OF GOVERNMENT, BUT IT IS THE GOVERNMENTS GREATEST CREATIVE OPPOR- TUNITY."-Abraham Lincoln.
The union times., 1946-12-07

to show that a union of free work CTS, set up to improve the cOndi- tions of all, was different from an organization set up to make profit for a few.
 But even in our own times, when laws protecting labor were beginning to appear on the books, Holmes and Brandeis were exceptions. It took the pitched battles of the New Deal to make the courts understand that their treatment of unions had to change Not until our own times were the courts forced to see that unions have their own reasons for existence, that they have to be treated by rules diff ferent from those that control any other organization in the country.
 REVOLUTIONARY!
 The biggest step of all in put ting this revolutionary idea over was, of course, the Natl. Labor Re- latiOns Act. The Act forced the judges to admit that labor union ism is unique part of the democ- racy of America, and that the move ment is here to stay. But it's clear from Cregory's~ own words that it was political pressure that put the Act Over-nOt only in Congress. but in the Courts as we'll.
The union times., 1946-12-07

LABOR AND THE LAW''
 | found out that laws are made by people who represent the men we work for. I also found out, as did Charles Gregory who has writ ten a book entitled ''Labor and the Law'', that the judges who say what the laws mean also come from this group in society. Once l understood this point, lot of what happened to labor in the courts became easier to understand.
 Cases about labor organizations have been coming up before judges for longer than most of us think. They began coming up when most of the laws that had anything to do with labor were still unwritten laws. A lot of the decisions that the judges handed down, however, had nothing to do with either written or unwritten laws; they were just plain anti-1abor.
 BRANDEIS, HOLMES
 But even impartial judges had trouble with labor cases. Coming from the business group, these judges understand business but they didn't understand labor. They couldn't see that there was more involved in or ganizing unions than the kind of com petition by which business was run So lot of their decisions approved dog-eat-dog rivalries between unions but they blocked unions that tried tc extend their protection to workers still unorganized.
 Once in a while, a Brandeis or g Holmes was able to rise above the ideas of his fellow judges. When that happened, there crept into the decisions of the courts something
The union times., 1946-12-07

That's the second lesson I had to learn as kid-and that this book teaches. It takes political pressure to put a law on the books, but it takes pressure to keep on the beam the men who interpret that law, too.
 NEW LAWS FOR LABOR
 The man who wrote this book has had plenty of chances to learn his sub ject. Besides having taught law for many years, and having been a mem Der of War Labor Board panels, he has also been Solicitor (chief attor- ney) in the Labor Department
 Labor people can learn a lOt from his discussions of how labor law began of the history of the in- junction and labor's fight against it, of the story of the Wagner Act before American courts, arbitration, and the other subjects he talks about.
 His last chapter, Gregory calls Where do we go from here?" This chapter, particularly, ought to be read by people who make union policy, even though we may quarrel with a lot that Gregory suggests.
 Certainly, the book of labor laws is not closed forever. New laws will be written. Some new laws would be good for labor Union members, and the public, too would be better off if the small number of racketeering unions were cleaned up, if the few undemocratic unions were forced to pay some attention to what their mem bers want.
The union times., 1946-12-07
AS WE SEE IT

them from claiming that the MIX I'M would stop bad breath and in- crease vitality.
 MESSAGE on the AP wire into the Grand Forks ON. D. Herald off, flee read: 'sBEVERLY HANSON IN FORT WORTH TEXAS GOLF TOURNEY SNORED 4O-46-86."
 FIVE YEARS AGO IN THE UN- ION TIMES: TRANSFERS LO- GALS in New Haven and Fairfield counties sign closed shop contracts with Frisbie Pie Co.,, and First Ma tional Stores in Bridgeport. PRES DENT WILLIAM GREEN informs President Roosevelt that American Federation of Labor stands opposed to any anti-strike legislation. CON- CRESSIONAL Proposals for ''freez- ing' of wages during emergency assailed as unjust and unavoidable by Gen. Philip B. Fleming, Fair La bor Standards Act Administrator. Typographical Union votes for. in- crease of old age pension benefit from $500 to 5000 weekly. NEW HAVEN BARBERS Union, Local 2l5, to intensity drive to organize all nOn-uniOn shops in city.
 The War-of-Nerves goes on. Two headlines in the same issue of the N. Y. Times tell us that Soviet ''geo- physicists'' have drilled a hole 20 miles into the earth, and that U. S. Navy scientists have penetrated 55 miles above the earth. Someone's going in the wrong direction.
The union times., 1946-12-07

lContlnued from Page One)
 bill which would have provided low cost homes for veterans and others. For this damnable socialist propos- al that people should have a place in which to live, Taft is being op- posed for the right to carry on the flag that Herbert Hoover carried to the heights.
 SINCE the Jergens Lotion out fit has been struck for nine months and the Jergens journalist Walter Winchell hasn't seen fit to say any, thing about it, strikers suggest he change his famous saying to: ''I'll be back i'm flash with some trash. ''
 The labor press unlike the daily newspapers doesn't have to be wor- ried about advertisers. A lot of daily papers lost advertising last week when the Federal Trade Com mission exacted promise from the MY-X-YM Enzymes Products of Chicago that it would stop repre- senting that its item known MIX I'M will (and take a deep breath 'sprovide any beneficial effect on fatigue chronic angioneurotic edema, allergic exzema, allergic rhinitis, chronic allergic headache, vomiting, acidosis, auto-iHtoxica- ton, acne, appendicitis, colitis, colds, catarrhal diseases, gallblad- der trouble neuritis, underweight, obesity, piles, rheumatism stomach disorders or spastic colon." And if they hadn't been restrained from enough the government had to sion
The union times., 1946-12-07

The danger is that, if the bars against no labor legislation are talk en down at this time, every labor hater in the country will try to get his ideas pushed through before they can be put up again.
 One way to protect ourselves against a drive to wreck labor with new laws is to draw up program of our own. If our own program makes sense, the public and the decent Con- gressmen will be on our side if fight breaks out.
The union times., 1946-12-07
NEW HAVEN CONN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, l946

he People-The Court of Last Resort
The union times., 1946-12-07
UPTON CLOSE WANTS MORE MONEY

 Through the of friend have had chance read Del and dictatorial bosm in labor"
 consequences $l4OOOO contributions and friend that hay Some fm he have sent much $lOOOO and individuals have "fed the kitty to the tune $l Sponsors of that kind Mr. Close lamba labor unions, and he tries to make goOd But Mr. Close needs and he needs right and to who the that he Hatch Act and the app his activities In other words you're invited to evade the law.
 Banum who said there's sucker shakedown" has produced $l4OOOO submit that Barnums claim undertatement
 -The Labor NetUs.
 LITTLE LUTHER "uher said MT. Dworth, "Id like do something for and I'd like the word among your playmae fine fellow They'll tell their families and that will help a lot"
 Is said Little Luher that have given fine 
 glad boy. I've always tried be good father"
 Little Luther dea MT. Dlworth said "Jus tell them have high ideals. Yes, that sounds fne" said his "Dd had high said One of them that I mustn never tell ie" tha? MT. Dlworh demand You don't think you're George Washington and I'm cherry boy agreed cherry hanging It's Enough of that! Do ruin chances?"
 Wel any,, said Little Luther The Er Helpers and decided throw its Stink Davis old I'm sticking with unon."
 MT "Why virtually belongs o a unOn!"
 "So do l." said Little Luther "Aint it wonderful?"
The union times., 1946-12-07
Labor Versus The Courts
By BEN DOR LPA COlunnist

My father the he worked with suspected feared the and the When kd fresh from schooroom about how fair the law is couldn't understand why they felt that way As grew up, found out why
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02
ATSISAKO LEISTI
PATIkRINTI RUSU
IONA

Americas karo vadai pa
reikalavo leisti alijantu ko-
mlslyai patikrinti ant kick
Vokieciai nuginkluoti viso-
Sc zonose, bet Rusai atsisa-
ko ! savo zona komisija lei
sti ir kokius nors tyrinus
daryti. Eina zinios kad Ru-
sal naudoja Vokieciu karo
ginklu dirbtuves gamini-
mui ginklu.
Britai prieme Americas
pasiulyma sujungti Britu
ir Americas laikomas Vo-
kietijos zonas bendram su-
sisiekimui ir ekonominiam
gyvenimui atstatyti, ir gal
sutiks ir Prancllzai priiun-
gti savo zona, bet sovietai
nedasileidzia nieko.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02
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EkOnOn1ika
CUKRAUS Wis BUS
MAZAF Xxi 1948

CUKRAUS megejams ateina
prastos zinios, mes kaip is Wa
shingtono skelbia, cukraus tru-
kumas gall uzsitesti net Xxi
pabaigos 194S metu. Tiktai
tada, kaip speja, susilygins Gu
kraus gaminimas su jo sunau-
dojimu.
Nors Kubos lendriu cukraus
derlius ir Europos runkeliu Gu
kraus derlius kita meta gales
butt 20 nuos. didesnis, taciau
cukraus trukumas bus jaucia-
mas Xxi atsigaivins cukraus
lendriu auginimas Filipinu sa-
lose, ir kitose Tolimu Rytu sa-
lose, kur Japonai per kara uz-
kirto cukraus auginima ir pri-
statyma j kitas pasaulio dalis.
Taigi, seimininkes privalo
saugoti savo racion kuponus ir
toliau, mes jie gal bus reikalin-
gi dar porai metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02
Civilines PrOdukcijOs Ad-

ministracija pradejo spau-
sti isdirbystes kad nelaiky-
tu savo isdirbiniu ilgiau 80
dienu, bet visas reikmenis
leistu j rinka. Jeigu nepri-
silaikys to negales gauti
savo gaminiams dirbti' me-
dziagu. Taipgi apziuri kad
dirbtuves neimtu supirkti
ir krauti reikmenis ir Ia
liavas savo darbams, o kad
gautu ju tik tick kick rel
kalinga palaikymui ju dar-
bingumo.
| Is prigere. Mississippi
upeie vienoje vietoje keltu'
susimusus su laivu, keltas
apvirto, prigere apie l5 as
menu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02

mas Waist. sekretoriu Byr-
mes j Paryziu Taikos kon-
TerenciJai pasake, "Visa sa-
lis stow uzpakalyje Byrnes
jo pastangose, ivykdyti tel
slnga taika pasauliui, tai
ka paremta Atlantic Carte
riu ir United Nations, ko
81 Sails tiesioginiai laikosi
ir laikysis.'
Bet kaip tiktai Byrnes.
Paryziu nuvyko, visi Ame-
rikos laikrasciai ir net da-
lis Kongreso nariu, maty-
dami jo darbus Taikos ta-
rybose, kaltina j "silpnu-
mu" ir leidimu Rusijai tap
ii pavojum taikai.
Taikos sutartys Bulgari-
jai, Italijai, Suomijai, Ro-
manijai ir Vengrijai, sake
veik vienbalsiai Amerikos
spauda, yra apvylimas vi
su Americas zmoniu. Tos
sutartys, gamintos Mask
vote, kaip ir kit visi susi-
tarimai praeityje, pakisanni
gatavai ir Byrnes po ma
zu Molotovo "nusileidimu'
sutinka tai priimti.
Nors kalbama apie At
lanto Carteri, taciau mine
jimas to carterio yra tik
gilesne zaizda j sirdi toms
valstybems kurias sio karo
begiu Amerika ,ir Anglia
leido bolsevikams pavergti.
Daugelis saliu pakliuvo j
Rusu nagus ir jos sukomu-
nistintos, bolsevlkQ uzval-
dytos, kitur pastatyta neva
vietiniu valdzia, bet uzpa-
kalyje jos vistiek stow So
vietu atstovai.
Lietuvos klausimas visai
nekeliamas, 0 tos salys ku-
rioms taikos salygas dabar
gamma, paties Byrnes SUI
tikimu paliekamos Maskvos
itakoje.
Tiesa, tos salygos dar ne
priimtos, ir sakoma konfe-
rencija gall uzsitesti iris
menesius, taciau zinoma il
dabar matyti kaip Byrnes
dirba. Teisingai vienas ra-
sytojas pasake kad, kick
tai liecia taika, Byrnes is
sios konferencijos gall par
vaziuoti ne tik be marskl.
niu bet ir be kelniu.
Vel kinba ! Ispanija.
Molotovas, vietoje klau
syti Byrnes aiskinimu apit
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02
PASkENDO JAU Is
LAIVU

Bikini salose antros ato-
mines bombos bandymas
dave geras pasekmes tuo
kad viena bomba nuskan-
dino -jau apje Is karo- lai-
w; dalis nuskendo tu ku-
RE buvo sugadinti. Ellie su-
gadintu tebera ant virsaus,
bet netinkami.
Taigi povandeninis ato-
mines bombos susprogdini-
mas buVo reiksmingesnis
negu pirmesnis ore.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02
TRUKDYTOJAS KALBA

WALTER Reuther, vadova-
yes General Motors streika,
pereita ziema, kuriame jo uni
jos darbininkai prarado suvirs
$120,O00,O0O algomis, ir su-
trukde pdatq automobiliu ir XII
toki bizni visoje salyje, dabar
sugalvojo kviesti automobiliu
industrijos vadus pasitarimui
apie paskubejima automobiliu
gamybos, kuri taip labai slu-
buoja. Automobiliu darbinin-
kai ir dabar nedirba kaip rel
kia, ir visa Sails mesa nuosto-
lius del neturejimo automobi-
liu pardavimui.
REUTHRER dabar pasake:
"U.A.W.-C.I.O. taip pat nori
pagreitinimo industrijos dar-
bingumo kaip ir isdirbejai. Mu-
su nariams reikia darbo ir sa-
lis laukia automobiliu".
Karta reikala sugadines, da-
bar jis jau supranta kad po ka-
70 per visa meta automobiliu
gamybos neisijudinimas mesa
visiems nuostolius.
Jeigu Reuther but taip pro-
taves pereita Lapkricio meme
81 - 8 menesiai atgal - kada
sulaike General Motors darbi-
ninkus nuo darbo, dalykai bu-
tn jau buve pazingeje toll pir-
myn.
RUHRE, Aachen ir zemuti-
nej Saksonijoj, kur veik visai
Europai buvo teikiama anglis,
ANGLES kasimas stow zemame
laipsnyje, mes Britai, kurie ia
sriti kontroliuoja, neduoda an
gliakasiams reikiamo maisto.
Patterns darbininkams duo
da po 5000 Xxi $500 kaloriju
maisto j diena, taciau kad Ju
zmonoms ir vaikams teikia tik
90 1850 kaloriju, vyrai dalina-
81 savo maistu su seimos ma
riais, ir jiems patterns neuzten-
ka. O alkani ar nedavalge ne
gall sunku darba dirbti.
Sake galetu gaminti po apie
100000 tonu ANGLES j diena,
bet neturedami CANA malsto
, gamma tik apie 10000 tony
III diena.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02
PALIKO 1c. Su 1916 m

PALIKO 1c. Su 1916 m.
pabaiga turejo baigtis mo-
kejimas po 1c nuo uzdirbto
dolario Social Security fon-
dan. Tas 10 isskaitomas is
darbininku algu. Bet Atsto-
WI Rumu nutarimu palieka-
ma ir toliau po 10. Kitaip
SUI pradzia 1947 m. turejo
ineiti gallon isskaitymas is
algu DO 212%.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02

Marskiniq trukumas sa-
ko pasibaigs uz keliu me-
nesiu. Dabartiniu laiku lau
siuvama vyrisku marskl-
niu 20 900 tuzinu sa-
vaiteje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02

Streikai sia vasara, po
dideliu streiku pereita zie-
ma ir pavasari, palygina-
mai sumazejo. Per Birze-
lilo menesi buvo $50 ivairiu
sustreikavimu kurie apeme
10000 darbininku paskiro-
Sc Sales dalyse.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02

Prizes komunistus. Chi
Cages teatru darbininkai If
filnu operatoriai pradeje
judejima atsikratyti is sa-
yo tarpo komunistus ir XII
tus priesingus elementus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02
AtSaukia kOmisiia.

AtSduhla kOmlSlJa. Pre-
zidentas Truman atsauke
is Londono Americas ko-
misija kuri ten taresi del
ileidimo Europos zydu j
Palestine. Britai sutinka
padalinti Palestine j ketu-
rias dalis ir vienoje leisti
zydams gyventi, bet Tru-
man su tue nesutinka.
Arabai Palestinoje pra-
mesa kad jie nesutiks skir-
stymui Palestinos ] dalis ir
atsisako sueiti SUI zydais
aptarti zydu ivaziavima j
Palestine.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02

RUSAI visai apiplese ir
Vengrija, isveze net ukiu
padargus. Ia sails pastaty-
ia ant prazuties kranto ir
jos laukia visiskas bolsevi-
ky pavergimas. Maskva at
sisako bent kaip tartis su
Amerika ir Britannia Ven
grijos reikalais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02

Rusq spauda uzatakavo
UNRRA direktoriu Fiorel-
10 LaGuardia uz jo pareis-
kima kad is Austrijos turf
butt pasalinta raudonoji ar
mia ir kiti okupantai, tik
taip ia Sails gales pradeti
atsigaivelioti. Maskvai tas
nepatinka.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02
SENATAS uzgyre Pre-

SENATAS uzgyre Prez.
Trulnano paskirta triju as
menu komisija vadovauti
SALES kainu kontroles pa
lengva nuemima. Tas tu-
res butt padaryta per meta
laiko, kada OPA baigsis.
Prez, Truman pasirases
nauja OPA, pareiske nepa-
sitenkinima ir sake sauk-
sias speciali Kongreso po-
sedi jei pasirodys kad in
fliacija neisvengiama.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02
Keturi nulynciuOti. Mon

roe, Ca, apie 80 baltu Wy
ru sueme keturis negrus,
kaltintus uzpuolime baltu
zmoniu, ir juos nuzude. Tas
issauke negrus net Wash
ingtone protestuoti prizes
tai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02
RAKIETA j menuli, sa.

RAkIETA j menuli, sa-
ko, bus gatava paleidimui
uz pusantru metu laiko.
Sta bandyma darys Ame-
rikos armijos orc vadovy-
be. W 80 metu, sake, gal
ir bus galima ant menulio
nukeliauti ir sugryzti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02

De GAULLE, Prancuzi-
jos kariautojas, pastaroje
savo kalboje pakele suma-
nyma Prancuzijai padaryti
sutarti SUI Britannia atsve-
rimui Rusijos galybes ir
Americas sustiprejimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02

Korejoje valdzia sugavo
II komunistu kurie ware
klastuotu pinigu daryma
visoje salyje. Kitty komu-
nistu suagituoti net 1000
zmoniu uzpuole kalejima
reikalaudami tu kriminali-
stu paliuosavimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02

Gryzes is tyrinejimu ke-
liones Prez. Trumano pa
siustas atstovas Pauley ra-
portuoja kaip Rusai visis-
kai pasmauge Mandzurijos
gerai isvystyta industrija.
isvezdami masinas.
Prez. Truman pirma su.
tiko Potsdame leisti boise.
vikams Sails apiplesti, pas
kui siuncia tyrinetojus pa
ziureti ka Stalinas tose sa
lyse paliko.