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A Competitive Field

A movement is on foot to turn tn,
Texas-Louisiana Gulf Coast into a new
kind of Gold Coast, with manufacturing
firms of national and internationa
standing establishing plants on a 81,
hundred mile stretch Of the Gulf O:
Mexico. Such firms as the du Pont
BOWS, Shell Chemical and Monsantt
companies are reported investing ;
quarter billion dollars in plants there
with the total added to federal wartime
investments of some $500, 600, 900.
With this kind of financial backing
the area is making it's bid to become
the nations chemical manufacturing
center. Certain natural resources favor
the program. Natural gas and petrol
cum abound in the vicinity. Sulphur
too, abounds and lime is available in
oyster shells dredged from the gulf
bottom.
With these exceptions it may be
pointed out the North Carolina Atlantic
Coast possesses as many advantages
for similar industrial undertakings. and
n that should have weight in deter
mining the location of industries.
None of North Cardinals ports
involves a long voyage through the Gulf
before reaching the Atlantic. They are
more conveniently situated for coastal
and foreign shipments, with consequent
easier delivery to markets than any
port on the Texas or Louisiana coast.
The opportunity is at hand to COM
pete with the TeXas-Louisiana area for
such plants as the great manufacturing
firms are establishing there. Like all
opportunities, it will pass, and NAV
never recur, unless it is taken ad-
vantage of now.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-20
The Little Man

For years we have heard politicians
flguratively, if not literally, crate from
the nearest soap box in behalf of the
little man, the average man, the under
privileged man, or some other fictitious
character. Such lachrymose orations
generally wind up with pleas for an
other billion or two of government
money and inevitably urge a benevolent
increase in the size of governments
few more boards and bureaus.
1t is interesting to note the path
down which this kind of demagoguery
is leading the little people, which means
practically all of us. The point has now
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-20
It's Governor Thompson

Georgia's highest tribunal-the SUI
preme Court-has ruled that M. E.
Thompson is the legal governor of
Georgia. Mr.. Thompson was elected
lieutenant governor on the ticket with
Eugene Talmadge.
If Talmadge had lived to take the
oath and be sworn into office before
succumbing, there would have been NO
question of the succession.
Because his death came prior to ad-
ministration of the oath, and because
the new Georgia Constitution provides
that in such a case the candidate re-
ceiving the largest number of write
in votes shall succeed, Hermann Tai
madge, Eugene's son, was declared gov
ernor by the legislature and has oc-
cupied the capitol under National Guard
protection while several suits we're in
progress in state courts.
The Supreme Courts decision has
the effect of declaring the state Consti-
tuition unconstitutional. 1t also proves,
what many persons had doubted, that
the Tallnadge political machine is not
supreme in Georgia.
Whether it will lead to a revision of
the Constitution and also establish a
system of popular election instead of
the unit rule now in effect. remains to
be seen.
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poems for fashionable people to
Tread in books extensively copied
by hand, the common folk of Eng
land we're telling each other tales
IN ballads. When printing was in
troduced in England in the 18th
century, these ballads were a.
mong the first poetry circulated
everywhere. One set, that told the
story of the bold outlaw, Robin
Hood, and his merry men, was so
we'll known that the poet Michael
D-ayton, writing a century later,
said of Robin:
I'm this spacious isle, l
think there is not n
But he hath heard some talk of
him and Little john"
Before we tell you of other
writer's Of English in Chaucer's
tune, we must go back to a very
famous book, THE Voiage and
Travaile of Sir John Vaudeville"
This was written in French about
the time Chaucer was a boy. Later
il was translated into English. No
one knows exactly who the author
was. Some people think he was an
Engllshman living as an exile in
France for a political offense.
Whoever he was he wrote the book
sometime near the year 1855. He
used the pen name John Maunde-
vile. knight. and it is as Sir John
Vaudeville that the world speaks
Of him. The book is a marvellous
account of travels in Egypt and
Asia. 1t describes some things that
the writer saw some that ne could
only have heard OF read, and
many things that he believed or
imagined but which never existed.
John Cover, poet. about 1880
1909, was one Of Chaucer's
friends. He was not a genius like
Chaucer, but his poems have con-
siderable merit. He was Of the
little group of 14th century writer's
who helped to settle the form C:
the English language. In his youth.
he wrote in Latin and French, as
those languages were then con-
sidered more elegant for literary
purposes, but in his later years,
he wrote in a quaint English dia-
lect.
1t is more than possible that
Chaucer also knew John Wyclif
G32O-1384), noted priest and rell-
sious reformer who may be said
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-20
Lewis Humbled

Undoubtedly the fact that refusal
to comply with the Supreme Court
order in the John L. Lewis case would
have forced the United Mine Workers
to pay $4,000, 900 more than the high
tribunal stipulated had some effect
upon the mine boss decision to with
draw his notice of contract termination,
but it is also beyond doubt that Mr..
Lewis has finally learned he cannot
overrun the government, of which the
Supreme Court is the highest judicial
agency.
In his note to Secretary of the In
terror Krug he declares that his notice
OF terminating the mine contract is
Withdrawn unconditionally." After
riding high, wide and handsome for
years, ordering strikes when in the hu-
NOR, this %backdown represents one of
the greatest steps in the effort to bring
labor chiefs into control for the public
welfare.
Lewis is a Inundated leader. He a n
mendous Influence over the coal indus
mendous Influence over the O indus
try OF members of his union that he
enjoyed for SO many years during the
new deal. Of equal value to the coun-
try at large, it must be apparent that
other labor leaders will show a less die
tatorial attitude in the renewal of union
contracts and think twice before re-
sorting to strikes.
Lewis has been due for a fall for a
long time. Now that he has tumbled
it can reasonably be hoped that others
of his ik will take warning from his
experience.
1t can also be reasonably hoped
that needed labor legislation at last
will be speeded through Congress.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-20
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority
Written Tor NEA Service

Travelling around the country TO-
day, one finds good bridge play
ers in every community. We met
many fine players at the Winter
Carnival Tournament at ST. Paul,
Mimi, and their analysis Of bridge
hands was very interesting. For
example, listened in while a
group discussed some points of
bidding on today's hand. l am
showing only the North and South
hands because it is simply the
bidding that we will follow.
Many players feel that a light
opening bid is justified on dlstrl-
button, and l agree, but after
opening with less than an orig
inal bid, do not continue to be
aggressive.
When North bid one heart, the
| consensus was that South should
have signed the bidding off with a
bid of two clubs. In bidding a
! spade, he indicated that he had
top honor strength. Certainly ne
should have realized when North
bid three clubs that the bidding
might easily get out of hand.
Instead Of bidding three no
trump, his proper bid was four
clubs. This would have placed the
whole burden upon North, who.
with three small diamonds, would
simply bid five clubs. However.
when South bid three nj trump
North took him to four clubs.
Then when South bid five clubs
North could not pass, with four
quick tricks and a singleton. He
could not. visualize, with all that
aggressive bidding, that South die
not have an original bid-and he
took the contract to six clubs.
If South had been lucky enough
to find the ace of diamonds in the
East hand, he could have made
the contract; but unfortunately the
ace-queen Of diamonds were in the
West hand. Thus a game was
sacrificed by poor bidding.
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his threw a suit against me- and
some Hearst interests a counls ~
years ago and got a lot of pub
liclty for themselves. To rouoo
out that story, the suit was dis.
missed and ne didn't get a word
of retracti.n or apology either.
Bridges is now a citizen of orr
fair country. He is no a Cow.
munist and never was one. what
ever you or Judge Sears who
heard the evidence or the federal
district court and the coi,r+ ~
appeals and the attomey-genera1
thought. You know What tbe,.
thought. But the Supreme Court
said he wasn't, SO he isn't, and
that is legal and binding and final.
4
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-20
Religion
DayByDay
TIE PATRON SAINT OF AGE
BY WILLIAM T.. ELLIS

Perhaps our modern slang
phrase, i"He is my meat, harks
back to old Caleb's sturdy saying.
He looked upon Gods enemies as
food already given. Instead c. be-
ing eaten up by fear, as were
most Of his comrades, ne vas
eager TO go ahead and eat up his
difficulties.
Cslsb is the patron saint Of the
aged. To the end of his life he
apt the victorious spirit which
animated him as one of the twelve
spies sent into Canaan by Moses.
After the towards had all died.
and the land had been conquered
as promised. Caleb asked of
Joshua as his only boon that he
ne assigned the hill country and
the giants. What a hero!
God give US courage - courage
tnat lasts to the end of Iife's bat
NC. send whatever else Thou wilt.
Do' grant u.s. we pray, the boon
Of stout heaTts. Amen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-20
Hoover The Right Man

Republicans in Washington are right
on n point. If the Administrators
proposal for aid to Greece and Tur-
key is approved by Congress no better
administrator could be found the world
around than Herbert Hoover. And the
reason is not because he is a former
republican president of the United
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-20
Department.: - LITERATURE
FAMOUS o
OF TIME

In a previous article. we told
you of Godfrey Chaucer, English
poet of the 18th century whose
most famous work was THE Can
terbury Tales" and whose writing
helped to standardize the English
language.
While Chaucer was writing
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-20
TIN
ne Doctor Says
TREATMENT Help,
FACIAL PARALYS1;;
BY WILLIAM A. O'BB,p,

Paralysis of the tsci,,
may follow chilling Of The ne as'''
the face in an automobile ~. +,a' .
an open window. Other c..a By
low ear and upper respirs,orv ' d
fections. Sometimes tba D.
may be unknown. Vaa''
Facial nerve parslvs;.
described by Sir ~ was tat
Scotch Psychologist. in I@s By
the early part of the 10Th b' MOO b
SINCE then the condition he :snil' l'.
called Bells palsy. Ids Bee
The facial nerve ori.n,.
Inc brain, and as the o 9ns1;ss y
the skull through which IY i : b
the cheek is narrow. conge,t tnl'a
this point may result IN i.&, y
IN the average case the nr,,n'
OF the face are OILY wesSeas51 f !,
cause the paralysis IS psrtjsl ~ "
muscles on the weakened u,
the face cannot be moved, N r,ps y
tlent cannot raise his eyebr ros 's'
completely close his eyejid ~. D
Is unable to draw back >1a a.l u
o. his mouth. 'O'as
There may be loss OF The ,.,.
OF taste on the side OF ths 'su'
on the affected side. Tbsrs ,Usa'
also be pain in the ear On 4 aN
side. vi n'
In the early stages the n..i..,
should be put to bed and g'i .sn
quiet. II persistent cases, ma., A'l'
and electrical stimulation bv ~, :
vanlc shocks are advisable -.
average case is well in thru y,
10 weeks. 1t is usually n,inl,N
and heals completely without l.,n
ing a trace.
QUESTION: My hands and ~,
are like ice most Of the tim. !,
this caused by poor circulation,
ANSWER: Normally the tin, \,
the fingers and toes are coo,s,
than the rest Of the body. An.
p~roximately Is per cent Of peonI.
complain of cold feet in room,
which are comfortable to oth.r.
Condition results from indivi1u,l
differences rather than from DOOR
circulation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-20

Published originally in Hartford
under Mark Twain's editorshlp
this book, "an authentic account
of the discovery, history and WORK.
ing of the World-renowned Com.
stock lode of Nevada" is a rouI.
ing good opening number M
Knopf's proposed Western Amer
icana" series.
The author w h o was born ii
Ohio in 1929 and died in Iowa in
1893. was for years editor Of tn,
Virginia City Enterprise. As 4
practical joker and wit, he wal
a worthy companion for Marx
Twain. who knew him in Nevad,
A regular dtime newSpaps.
character who made up better
stories for filler than the straight
news which he carried on tie
front pages, he was an indsfatls'.
BILE worker. and full OF flrst-nan'
Information about the famous MN
ing region.
This is the basic source BOOK
or the Comstock lode, says the
editor. and it tells you What PROF.
nectino was like. who Comsto's
was. how mines were opened ana
operated. h O W miners lived and
oled, how they spent their h'onsY.
got along with Indians, exercised
their own vigiIaate brand Of ]0'
tice. ,
Some of the bloodiest plecen's',
deaths ever set down in black afa
white are described here as l..
are toasted to death in llEes, VI
tumble hundreds of feet down
shafts leaving feet. head, 9in'
hands, legs at various Levels
But in contrast. the flying mo,,
the coffins set out 10 catch corpSs
the scalper sca1ped, the aVaian ~;
which blotted out the sun us g.,
butter patties. ard other S'on.'
pointed up with old illus'f''i'1 \
are . hilarious combination y
Mark Twain and Paul oua't ~.
Americana can be interesting,
they are rarely so mucn -"D
THE EMPIRE BUILDERS. :"
Robert Ormond Case 'D0o0"
day; So.
The opening Of the %of' III
country from the end Of Nv MN
century until we'll along IL N me ~ H.
is the subject of these % md
matte episodes. The heroes ..,
Williams. their pioneering ys la;soa
their hardships and r,d,|
We're described first for s'a Al
presentation by Case Mlo Ta,n|
the Oregon Journal, but they
good reading, too. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-20
GOOD MORNING

eve do not choose our own parts in life,
and have nothing to do with selecting
those parts. Our simple duty is confined
to playing them WE'LL"
-Epictetus.
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Literary
Guidepost

BY W. G. ROGERS
THE BIG BONANZA, by Dan D,
guile, n PRODUCTION by Oscar
Lewis tKnopf; So.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-30

programa Lietuvsku r kasku danu ir nuzios
usu dalyvause LVS LIMO skyraus rengiamame
sekmadeni Brzeo d. Slovenian Auditorium GAIT St.
Clair Pasome isitemyt kad sale bus atdara 80
po petu, programa bus pradea ygiai va
kiant tu kure veuoja.
Nepaprasta kombnacija taento Shame koncerte Amer
kos vietinu Cleveandeciu, Lieuvos sudays progama
vairia r zavejancia Muzka ir danos danos r muzka
r trumpa kalyGtoJo nz. NJ Laurnavcaus 9' a1ia
jaukia nuotaika vsuose kurie dalyvaus.
Erdvi SALE dideiu bakonu ziuretoams, pukus panas
(G1and piano) sEambnmui r akompanavmu rta Cevelan
do is ktu est suvazavus pubka bus so koncerto ypa
tybes.
Nus vietnes panistes yra znomu musQ vekeju ukre9s
suduojancios muzika Smagu bus matyti kad po
u etu pertrauko kai nebuvo joku rmtu parengmu
tarpe iSaugo naujos memo jiegos.
Akompaniste Adomaitiene bus g vietine jaunuoe pile
Mary 10 Bende vesu mokyku muzikos mokyoja. Vsos ys
vetos aunuoe yra daugeu pazsamo Jaunosios Brut6s
kuros toe grupeje ako daug grazu dayku
je dar ka jos buvo mergaites. Paskeite aikai.
Letuvos artistes pianste ponia Brute Smeoniene
opero daininnke p5na Sofia Adomaene spidys pnai
artstska programa, koko jau daug metu negirdejome
Siam koncertu paremti prsdeo ellie zymiu kolonos
vekeju professionally r sap paotu Vsas koncerto pei
els Letuvos vadavmo akca remit Taigi atksite du
dayku venu aiku pasigereste kaska at
silankymu paremsite Letuvos vadavimo darba
Tevai atsivekite jaunima 81 koncerta cia je
pna suspaznt tue ka kaip Leuva pays savo
tarpe urime sryje Tas prduo iems daugau pasid
dziavimo butt Lietuviais.
PrEte anksto 75c tkietus gaunami Dirvos reda
cijoje r pas komisijos narus.
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MIRI M Al

APOLONIA MEILUNAS, So
metu, nuo 1868 E. 67 street,
mire Geguzes 25, palaidota 29
d., Kalvarijos kapinese; pamal-
dos atsibuvo Sv. Jurgio bazny-
cioje.
Like: vyras, Leonas, sunus
Walter; sesuo Mrs. M. Budas-
ky; brolis Mat. Skukauskas.
PRANAS KAZAKAUSKAS, 81
metu, nuo 984 Wheelock rd.,
mire Geguzes 21, palaidotas 26
d., Knollwood kapinese.
Liko: zmona, Ona, posunis
John, sesuo isabelle Kazlaus-
kiene, gyv. Westfield, Mass.
Abieju laidojime pasitarna-
vo laidotuviu direktore Della
E. Jakubs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-30
GAL RENGS IR KUMSTYNES

Jack Ganson, Lietuvis imty-
niu promoters, planuoja ru-
deni rengti ir kumstyniu kon-
testus, davimui progos placios
Clevelando apielinkes jaunuo-
liams prasisiekti tame sporte.
Jack Ganson imtynes rengia
Central Armory, antradienio
vakarais. Sekanti antradieni
imtynems parkviete zymu stip-
ruoli Bronko Nagurski, kuriam
gaus atitinkama oponenta. Ta
vakara bus kelios kitos poros
geru imtiku.
Vasaros metu imtynes bus
nutrauktos. Jack Ganson rem
giasi atostogoms Meksikoje, ir
gryzes rudeni vel prades platu
darba sporto srityje.
(Skaitykit Gansono straipsnl
ant 6-to pusl., Lietuviu sales
reikale.)
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kALBES PAMlNEJI-
MUI 7 METU ZIAU-
RIOS LIETUVOS
OKUPACIJOS

LVS limo skyriaus rengia-
name koncerte, Birzelio 8 d.,
bus ir Vienas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-30

Labai geras vaistas pataisymui
suirusio skilvio, kepenu ir inkstu.
Jeigu jums maistas neskanus, arba
jei vargina nevirskinimas ir gastri-
tis, az esat nervingas ir lengvai su-
erzinamas, jei skaudas galva ir ju-
su miegas nesuteikia tinkamo pal.
sio, jei kenciat nuo uzkietejimo, jau-
ciat nuvarges ir nevikrus, jei turit
bloga kvapa, apvilkta liezuvi arba
skaudejima strenose ties inkstais,
Floral System Tonic jums tikriausia
suteiks greita palengvinima.
Sis Tonikas padarytas is vienu tik
augalp, saknu ir zieviu. Jis papras-
tai suteikia puikias pasekmes beveik
visose formoss skilvio ir inkstu ne
gerovese il geriausias nuo uzsisene-
jusio uzkietejimo. Kama $1.00 uz 8
unciju buteli. (2D
FLORAL HERB CO., Dept. Z
Box 305 CLINTON, IND.
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kODEL NEBUS SOKIU

Nekurie sake, ar nebutQ ga
lima buve surengti ir sokius
po koncerto Slovenian Audito-
rum Birzelio 8 d.
Rengimo komisija pranesa
kad svetimoje sal6je, kur mu-
su jaunimas neprates lankytis,
i sokius neprieis tick kad uz-
tektu sokiku padengti ekstra
kastus uz sale, muzika, permi-
tus, policija ir IT,
Kai bus atgauta Lietuviu sa-
le Lietuviskiems parengimams
tada bus surengta sokiu daug.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-30

7215 Lawnview, j. pietus nuo
Wade Park ave., miegamu
kamb. namas, tile vonia, kietos
grindys, moderne virtuve, 2
karams garazius, geras namas
didelei seimai; gall uzimti 8
savaites. Taipgi smulkus manu-
,padargai parsiduoda.
Telef. HE. 1888.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-30

kalbetojas, Ii.
nomas Cleve-
landiecia m s
Inz. Martynas
R. Laurinavi-
cius, kuris bu-
vo vienas is
nedaugelio at
vykusiu is Eu-
ropos tremti-
niu laimingas
susirasti ci a
tarnyba sulyg
savo Lietuvoje
igytos protest
jos: jis gavo
vieta Michigan
valstijos kelir
i4zinieriu de-
partmente. Ji2
sutiko atvykti
j Clevela n d q
kalbeti Birze-
lilo 8 d., Slove-
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LIETiUS, kuris tesiasi

LIET'US, kuris tesiasi jau
pora menesiu, Ohio valstijoje
padare ukiams dideliu nuosto-
liu: apie 25 nuos. visos sejos
sunaikinta, nuostoliai siekia j
simta milijonu dolariu.
Ar kada lietus baigsis nesi-
mato. sia savaite vel kasdien
lyja, kad ne ryta tai vakare,
kad ne diena tai nakti.
Siu metu laukams ir darzams
nuostoliai prilygsta 1859 me-
tais buvusiems nuostoliams,
kada velyvi. salciai daug sejos
sunaikino. Dabar vanduo Wis
ka isplauna, niekas negali pra-
deti zelti, sake Ohio ukininkai
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MIRE Francis ]. Sadlier. 6

MIRE Francis J. Sadlier, 68
metu amziaus, Clevelando ~
miausias operatiskas bass-bari-
tomas per daug metQ. Jis mi
re Geguzes % m.
Pas j dainavimo studijavo
nekurie ir Clevelando Lietu-
vial, is ju tuli ir gerai prasisie-
ke dainos srityje.
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SALVATION ARMY VAJUS

$1,000 Boy Scouts DldzlaJa-
me Clevelande isnesios po ma
mus Salvation Army vajaus Ii
teratura, tarp Geguzes 81 ir
Birzelio 4, kaip pranesa George
E. Green, Executive Scout of
the Boy Scouts of America, ir
William Weaver, pirmininkas
sio vajaus spaudos komiteto.
Sis Salvation Army vajus
yra pirmas begyje 20 metu, ir
jane numatyta sukelti $685.
900 tai organizacijai; il ruo-
siasi savo istaigas pagerinti ir
veikla sustiprinti visoje salyje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-05-30

rum. Kadangi Birzelio Is su-
els 7 metal nuo tos baisios die
nos kuomet sovietai visu, ziau-
rumu isiverze ir okupavo Lie
tuva, Shame koncerte bus pa
minima ia LietuVos nelaime ir
1nz. M. Laurinavicius 'pasakys
tam tikslui atitinkama kalba.
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PAPILDYMAS
Pereitame mum. padekoje uz
dalyvavima Tadeuso Masilionio
laidotuvese, buvo praleista ne
pazymeta kad laidotuviu pa
maldos atsibuvo Sv. Jurgio ba-
znycioje ir misias lake trys
kunigai, uz ka ir jiems taria-
ma nuosirdus aciu.
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CLEVELANDE |;

CLEVELANDE lankosi po-
nj Zoltan Tidy, Vengrijos pre-
zidento zmona, kuri Ameriko-
je renka pasalpa savo nukente-
jusiai tevynei. Sake, dabarti-
niu laiku Vengrijoje yra 2OO,-
600 badaujanciu vaikuciu.
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STUDEN.
TAI AUSTRIJOS
UNIVERSITETUOSE

Austria, kaip ir sovietu 20
ma Vokietijoje, griezciausia at
skirta, tik tick Austrijoje ge-
riau kad nera persekiojimu, is
vezimq (jau nekalbant apie
Viena). Bet svetimsaliai smar-
kiai varzomi.
Tas pat ir universitetuose.
Maistas menkiausias. Stovyk-
lose uz butus mokama. Kick
anksciau ir svetimtauciu spau-
da nebuvo isileidziama.
Lietuviu yra gyve n nc u
Salzburge, Insbruke, Bregence
ir kitur. Kick didesnis jude
jimas Insbruke, kur yra geras
Lietuviu skaicius studijuojan-
ciq vietos universitete.
Oar 1945 m. rudeni buvo
135 Lietuviai studentai, veliau,
del salygQ sumazejo ir like tik
So vyrai ir moterys.
Xxi siol Insbruko universite-
ta baige, ekonomikos fakulte-
ta, lr gavo diplomuoto ekono-
misto varda Jurgis Budzeika,
uz darba "Tautos Pajamu Ap-
skaiciavimas" (jis jau parase
dizertacija, tema "Monetariniu
Konjunkturu Teoriju Kritika",
lr ia apgynes, nesenai gavo
daktarata).
Jonas Dagys - "Aukso Va
liutos Kritika', ir Alfonsas
Vlliunas - "Socializacijos Pa
dariniai".
Be to, kiti tik daktarizavosi,
parase dizertacijas, apgyne ir
gavo daktarata; paminetini =
Antanas Vytautas Danebrava,
teisiQ daktaras; Kostas Volod-
kevicius, ekonomijos daktaras;
Aleksandras Vabalas, ekonomi-
jos daktaras; Jonas Juodikis,
ekonomijos daktaras; Petras
Neniskis, ekonomijos daktaras !;
Juozas Macernis = filosofijos
daktaras; Juozas Koncevicius,
ekonomijos daktaras; Klemen-
sas Liutkus, ekonomijos.
Medicines daktarai: Gedimi-
mas Balinkevicius, Maria Ars-
tinaityte, Ona Grajauskaite,