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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-02-01

and other countries in the seven
ties of last century.
According to information re-
ceived by the Danish Foreign Of
flee Journal from Mr.. Wallaces
farm, the Danish-American chicks
grew rapidly and to Mr.. Wallace's
full satisfaction. They developed
more quickly than other breeds,
and feathered earlier. Mr.. Wallace
gave permission for the birds to
be photographed, saying at the
same time that he had asked Mr.
Marvel to send a further hundred
Brown Leghorn eggs. The new
consignment was also dispatched
by air, in the middle of June.
Since the war there has been
big demand for Danish Matching
eggs and day-old chicks, and ex-
ports have taken place to Nor
way. Sweden, Iceland, Switzer-
land, and Belgium.
In the spring of 1916 an appli-
cation was made to Denmark by
UNRRA for the purchase of hatch
ing eggs and day-old chicks for
Poland. But this was advised
against by the Danes owing to the
great difficulties which Matching
and raising would involve. Instead,
Denmark offered to supply up to
100000 3a -month-old pullets and
cockerels. Delivery has now taken
place, and comprised White Leg
horns, Rhode Island Reds. and
Light Sussex
In 1889 the Danish export of
eggs had amounted to 100000 tons.
But owing to the reduction in the
flocks, which eliminated in 1912,
exp rts ceased almost completely.
Thus, in 1913. only 1000 tons were
exported. The urban Danish house
wife has not yet forgotten that
for long periods in 1913 and 1914
it was almost impossible to pro-
SuIc eSSS
Before the war. the United
Kingdom took 20 per cent of the
exportable surplus of Danish eggs.
Immediately after the war, deliv-
cries were made to various dis
tresSed countries in Europe. But
without imports of feeding grains,
Denmark has had no possibility of
exporting anything like the quanti-
ties indicated in an estimate. CIV
en- to the British Ministry of Food
at the end of 1914, of the annual
anticipated export the first few
years after the war.
The marketing of Danish eggs
has been organized on the CO.
operative system since 1890 when
local egg circles We're organized
and joined together into a CO.
operative egg export society to
cover the whole country. The
members contract to collect and
handle eggs in such a way as to
produce a high quality product.
Each member and each circle is
Evening star., 1947-06-28

III IIle oMiiEI t-------.s s.4Ai i.------
the most attractive room.
Mortar lines of contrasting color
can be used. The tile also can be
used on the ceiling, using a different
color from that of the walls If
desired.
The tile comes in various shapes
and sizes, so there is no limit to
the decorative possibilities.
Cellar Stairs Unit.
Cellar stairs are being sold as a
complete unit. They are l2-gauge
steel and adaptable to outside cellar
or basement entrances. They can
be installed either in new or old
buildings. Five anchor bolts on
either side of the stairs hold them
In place.
Assembling is done on the job
and the stairway is slid into place
and caulked along the seams, This
unit is simpler and quicker to in
stall than concrete or cinder blocks
and has great advantage over
wood in that it will not warp or rot.
(For information as to where the
products mentioned above may be OBJ
tained, write to Room 724, Star. Build-
Released by Consolidated News Features
!
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Argentina S Prestige
Growing as Europe
Pours in Wealth
By james WeIlord
North Amerieon Newspaper Allianes


ROME.-Argentina appears here
to be becoming one of the richest
and most powerful nations Of the
new age. BY 1870, Argentina may be
in the position of 18th century Spain,
dominating the trade and culture
of the Latin world.
The riches of Europe already are
pouring into the South American
republic in the form of capital and
manpower. Hundreds of thousands
of European laborers are being ad-
mitted as immigrants, together with
additional thousands of political
refugees. Many Jews favor Argen-
tina as their second choice of a home
after Palestine,
Some of the largest European
firms are investing in the Argentine,
and Italian industrialists particu-
larly regard it as safe territory" not
only for their funds but for their
factories. The biggest Italian road
making concern is moving there. A
number of building and construction
companies, film studios, textile man.
ufacturers and automobile plants
are starting Argentine branches.
which shortly may outgrow the
parent companies.
The Vatican, too, has a special
interest in Argentina and in South
American bloc" of strong Catholic
nations which will oppose the COM
munism of Eastern and the socialism
Of Western Europe,
To some political historians, Ar
gentina is in the position Of pre-
Renaissance Italy-a haven for the
capital, brains and labor of an older
civilization moving always westward.
to others 1t compares with the de-
velopment of the United States dur
ing the last century, when Europe
poured its wealth and manpower
into a new world far removed from
the strife and dissensions of the old,
Evening star., 1947-06-28
ON HALF ACRE
IN ARLINGTON

within Is minutes of downtown wash
ington. Colonial brick home of dignity,
beauty and sound construction. located
near the Washington Golf and C0un-
try Club. This corner property with
its exauiSitely Handicapped site, ahun-
dant with dogwood, large oak trees, an
enchanting rock garden and pic
turesdue brick wall separating it from
an adjoining two-acre estate. is q home
have a definite appeal from the mo-
ment you approach the winding flag
stone walk and enter through the cap
tivatinE Colonial doorway. A graceful
stairway in the wide center hall lends
an atmosphere Of refinement. Other
rooms on the first floor include living
roam U3x231 with Colonial fireplace
and door onening on a large screened
porch 12x20l. dining room t3x1b
with artistic corner eupboards, a cory
den with adjoining haif-hsth, eauipped
kitchen with Elassed-in breakfast
porch. A covered breeZeway from the
kitchen leads to an diversified twn-car
Esrage with enough overhead space to
plan a fascinating studio. On the
second floor rooms include wide hall,
master bedroom tIXtS) with private
bath and door opening on a sun deck
G2x20). two other bedrooms and tiled
bath. A large fioored attic with
rouEhed-in heat and regular stairs in
an attractive feature. The fuIi-heated
basement with outside entrance con-
in pecky cypress; maids room and
bath, Hot-water heating system with
oil burner. heavy slate roof, recessed
radiation; Douglas Ar joiStS and H.
inch masonry wallsi copper plumbing.
Price, $4,000,
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Continued From Page Bib
up or moved down, so that wire hat
holders can be put on the door
These will hold four or six hats
easily, and take up only one-half OF
the door-back.
The usual arrangement for the
hanger bar is to have 1t run across
the closet from side to side. OF
course, if the closet Is very narrow,
that is the only way in which 1t
could be run; but If 1t Is a foot or
so wider than the door opening,
there should be two bars running
from front to back of the closet, so
that you have the clothes in two
racks, one on either side OF the
opening.
Those who study closet planning
claim that more than half the trou-
BILE caused by an oyer-crowded closet
comes from the practice OF keeping
worn-out clothes hanging in space
that should be kept for used cloth
ing.
(Released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1947-06-28
ON q ACRES
AT LANGLEY FARMS

Modern California rambler built five
years ago under contract for the pres
ent owner. situated on a beautifully
wooded site with a wide stream mean
derinE through the property and with
enough cleared space for garden,
this should appeal to the discriminat-
ing purchaser desiring a small estate
in a high-restricted community. Within
miles of the White House. yet af-
fording the privacy of a large country
estate, this interesting home Is offered
for sale due TO owners transfer. Rooms
include on the first floor, large en-
trance hall living room G4x2O with
fireplace, large picture window over
looking the fla gstone terrace and dou-
BILE plate-glass doors opening on
screened porch U3x20), dining room
U3x16l with picture window. built-in
buffet and French doors Opening on
the terrace; aIl-electric kitchen; pow
der room and maids room and bath.
On the second floor, master bedroom
suite, consisting of bedroom I5x17D
with adjoining den U2x13), large deck
porch and private bath, bedroom 12x
tp, bedroom U5x16) and bath. Dou-
ble-car shelter. Constructed of Cali
fornia cypress with a heavy asbestos
roofing, resembling old wood shingles
and with covered artistic red-brick
walkways leading to the house, it is
architecturally pleasing in its wooded
setting. Price. S3T.5G0.
Evening star., 1947-06-28

about $500 more than it has today,
and FHA mortgage insurance for
them would total nearly $50, ,o0o, 900.
The average apartment of those
under way has four rooms. Average
shelter rent allowed is approximate
ly $3.50 room, plus up to maxi
mum of So a room for services such
as garbage disposal, cutting the
grass and ianitor services, with ten
ants paying additional for the cost
of gas and electricity.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Wood

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Permits
Continued From Page B-1

owner; builder not selected: Clifton. B.
White, 1905 Georgia avenue, Silver Spring
/ Nd, architect, 1920 Iowa avenue NV; to
cost $4,000
( Btron and Rod, s17 G street NV, own
! er and builder; George T. Santmyers. 2209
/ L street NV. architect; to erect 4 two
story brick and cinder block dwellings;
105 to II Tuckerman street NE; to cost
$4,000.
To Erect $4,000 store.
/ Jack Coopersmith, e27 18th street NV.
owner; Warren Spencer, Inc, 1850 Jonouil
street NV, builder; Russell Q. Kluge, 3155
one one-story masonry store; 1910 Underz
wood street NV; tG cost $4,000,
avenue NV. builder and architect; to erect
one one twoostory Y II, masonry sno dnwelling; an 1540
place, NV, owner; builder not selected;
Edmund W DreyfusS, 1919 Fifteenth street
INV, architect; to remodel building into
tstreet NV. to cost 100000.
and builder; J. P: Fftzsimmons. 1871 New
erect one 2-story brick and cinder block
dwelling; G1gS I a21l Sixteenth street NV; to
sam Wefnstein. SIR Third place NV,
! owner; builder not selected; w. Ellis Gro
4 ben, 1871 Irving street N Nv. architect;
t., to o erect one 2-story addition to store;
!
J 500.
Three 2-Story DWELLINGS.
| Biron and Rod S17 G street NV.
owner and builder: George T. Santmyers,
/ 2209 L street NV, architect; to erect
! three 2-story brick and cinder block dwell
| ings 1921 to 20 Kansas avenue NE; to
( cost $4,000
Naaman and Paula siegle 452 M street
/ SW., owner; builder not selected: L. w.
! Giles. 442S Hunt place. NV, architect;
( to erect one 2-Story brick and cinder
/ block dwelling; 2sl5 Albemarle street
! NV: to cost $4,000.
N W, owner: Walter Baker. 1857 North
Danvil street. Arlington, Va. builders;
1 Charles J. Garner. 617 Quincy street NV,
! architect; to erect one 2-story and base
ment brick and cinder block dwelling;
/ $3.50 Thirty second street NV: to cost
/ $4,000
/ Mabel Haller, room 415 House once
Building, owner; Harry Toston, builder;
NJ. G, Lepley, Bond Building, architect; to
erect one l-story brick and cinder block
| dwelling; to cost $4,000
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Cadets
(Continued From Page BID

manufacturer will f1t snugly into the
grooves.
This is possible because all the
tile is made In measurements of "
inches or a multiple of that meas
urement. This foundation acts not
only as insulation but as a sound
deadener as we'll
There are IL colors from which to
select and as the tiles are made
individually instead of in sheets
it is possible to combine any colors
Evening star., 1947-06-28
New Development Opens

The first of II houses started of
an eventual 350-home development
to be known as Columbia Pines,
located one-half mile east of
Annandale, Va, on Columbia pike,
has been completed by Columbia
Pines, Inc, Sidney Weinberg, build
er, said today.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Three 2-Story DWELLINGS.

Biron and Rod, s17 G street NV.
2209 L street NV, architect to erect
three 9-story brick and cinder block dwell
ines; .6321 to 20 Kansas avenue NE: to
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Prefubricutors Move

The Prefabricated Home Manu-
facturers Institute has moved its
Offices from the Shoreham Building
to 908 Twentieth street NV, Harry
H. Steidle, manager, announced this
week.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Continued From Page BID

porting progress, a number of others
have been started but are not yet
so reported to FHA.
8. In addition to projects insured,
or on which there is an FHA COM
mitment to insure, data in connec-
ton with % other project applica-
tions with an estimated mortgage
insurance total Of $16,857 ,085 is now
being studied by FILA in advance
of approval These projects would
provide 2,8o5 additional apartments,
What this all sums up to is that
II all apartments now planned were
Evening star., 1947-06-28

The first railroad Deisel locomo-
tive went into regular service l3
years ago.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-21
MASKVOS AGENTAS
Kanadon Atvykusus Letuvus Pabegelus Pasirupino
Atlankyti Stalin0 Pastumdelis

yra pergyvene- RusQ okupacija
SUI visu Rusisku smurtu, zudy-
nemis ir TERMINALS.
Tokiu zmoniu "agituoti'' ne
reikia = jie patys pasidaro IS
vadas: "Jie Zinc tik viena, kad
ten baisu", juk tamsta pats
sakai!
"As sakiau", tesla toliau A.
G., "kad jiems butu geriau
Lietuvoje, bet jie kratosi. :.
Girdi, Lietuvoje uz maziausi
daikteli veza Sibiran. Kada if
ka isveze jie nezino, bet jiems
taip kas tai pasake ir jie kar-
toja."
Tipingas Maskvos agentas
Mat durnelius surado: kada ir
ka isveze jie nezino. =. Visas
pasaulis Zinc kad bolsevikai
tukstancius ir tukstancius Lie
tuviu isveze j Sibira, O jie mat
nezinos! Tai tik tamsta nu-
duodi kad to nezinai, nes to
reikalauja is tamstos Maskvai
parsidavelio amatas!
Matyti kad sitas nekaltQ
zmoniu isvezimas ir uzkanki-
nimas Sibire yra tick Taurus
ir slykstus darbas kad net at
baido "ruzavus" zmones nuo
bolseviku (raudonujQ), kad jie
savo spaudoje priversti melu ir
neva nezinojimu visa tai dang
styti.
Nepridengsi, vyruti, nekaltu
zmoniu kraujo savo tariamu
nezinojimu - perdaug jau jul
su dievai Rusai kruvini kad
ju darbus galima butu nuslep-
ii.
zuvo budelio Hitlerio rezi.
mas, zus ir jo prieteliaus Sta.
limo!
"Jie teisinosi kad bege nuc
tarybines valdzios, mes prie jos
reikia sunkiai dirbti. =. -"
Meluoji, A. G.. Taip tamstai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-21

lucia, faktus dangsto arba JUGS
iskraipo.
Matyti, sis Maskvos agentas
nuo Long Lake Lietuviu gavo
geros pirties, kad net pats
skundziasi: "Gaila kad netike-
jau rasias tick daug Lietuviu
ir nesirengiau argumentuoti,
buciau jiems aiskiau dalykus
perstates."
zinoma, prizes vaziuojant pas
tHos Lietuvius reikejo tamstai
pirma nuvaziuoti j Maskva pas
dieduska Stalina, jis butu tam
stat nauju minciu ikvepes. Ma
tomai mintys ir nurodymai ku-
riuos gavai paskutini kart Ma
skva belankydamas jau isga-
ravo.
Kodel gi Lietuviams nerei-
kia svetimu ikvepimu?
Jiems vyriausiu ikv ep m u
yra bus - Tevyne Lietuva!
Jonas Nebeglys.>
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-21

niekas nesake! Lietuviai ir vi
sos kitos tautos bego ir begs
nuo bolseviku ziaurumQ, kan
kinimu ir zudyniQ, bet ne nuo
darbo.
Cia Maskvos agentas A. G..
meta ant pabegeliu bolseviku
sugalvota "tinginio" seseli.
Jau senai yra zinomos boise
viku pastangos apsaukti pabe-
gelius "tinginiais". Bet ir ST.
tas "ginklas" jiems tapo is
mustas is ranku: gyvenimas
parode kad nei vienas pabege-
lis, kad ir j Amerika atvykes,
netinginiauja ir nieko neisnau-
doja, bet pats sau duona uzsi-
dirba. Jeigu pabegeliai butu
tinginiai tai jie nebutu vaziave
i Kanada sunkiems misku dar-
bans. Bet jie atvyke dirba ir
sunkiu darbu nesiskundzia. At
virkSciai, jie yra patenkinti,
linksmi ir randa laiko dainoms
padainuoti. Tamsta juk pats
| sakai: "Jie dabar jauni ir stip-
rus tai gall uztektinai dirbti,
bet juk nevisada gales taip
daug dirbti."
Kaip skaitytojai matote, tas
draugas A. G.. yra tipingas
Maskvos agentas, mes jis me-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-21
II ~

dzios ir galiu pasakyti kad ME
kad nebuciau tikejes jog EMO
gus gall taip pagrindinai pasi-
keisti.
Pasitraukes is profesines sa-
jungos pirmininko pareigu jis
me tik nustojo sakyti kokias
nors kalbas, bet kiekviena pro-
ga padedavo visiems tuo laiku
skaitomiems ''liaudies priesais
ar nepatikimais tarybinei san
tvarkai. Buvo tai ivairqs at
sargos karininkai, buve polici-
jos pareigunai, kuriems reike-
jo slapstytis nuo NKVD agen-
tQ, ar pagaliau siaip zmonems
kuriems grese' is bolsevikq pu-
ses koks pavojus ir kuriuos
reikejo kur nors paslepti il
duoti kokio nors darbo.
Jis visa tai dare, O man daz-
mai sakydavo:
"Nejaugi jau mes esame ga.
lutinai zuve? Nejaugi is sios
vergijos jau niekas musu ne
isgelbes?"
Pasirade kad jis niekad ne
buvo komunistas, be jis nuo-
sirdziai tikejo kad Rusu komu-
nistu uzimtu krastu tautos yra
laisvos tvarkytis taip kaip jos
nori - o jis tikejo j socializ-
ma. Jam greit teko isitikinti
ka tikrumoj NUNS atnese Ru-
sal ir komunistai ir jis buvo
pakankamai doras pasukti is
savo tautos isdaviko kelio.
Taciau tie 'dedes" Ameriko-
je, ar jie is to kelio kada nors
pasuks? Ar jie tam lures pa
kankamai sazines ir proto?
Pabegelis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-21
Ukrainieciai Trentiniai
ir Gen. Bandera

Bolsevikams ir ju agentams
labai nepatinka Ukrain e { Y
laisves kovos prizes raudonus
Rusus. Siuo metu bolsevikai
skelbia kad Ukrainieciu laisves
kovu organizacija ir jos tauti-
ne kariuomene, vadovaujama
Gen. Banderos (UPA) esq ne
kas kita kaip fasistai, bandi-
tai, Vlasovo armijos kariai, de-
zertyrai ir tt.
Vyriausia Ukrainos Islaisvi-
nimo Taryba atremia sia boil
seviku propaganda. JQ .pareis-
kline taip pat pazymima kad
armijos vadas Gen. Bandera
Ukrainieciq nacionalistu vadas,
kovojes su Vokieciais ir naciQ
laikais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-21

BAVARIJOS komunistu vel
kejas, Heinrich Schmitt, kuris
gavo tarnyba Vokieciu nacizmo
ideja naikinti po sio karo, dabar
paskelbe isstojas is Vokietijos
komunistu partijos, nesutikda-
mas su Rusu tvarka Vokietijo-
je.
Sis raudonukas spejo laiku
pazinti komunizma praktikoje,
matydamas kaip tremiami j Si-
bira ir zudomi Vokieciai sovie-
tq zonoje, pirm negu pats pa
teko j RusQ nagus.
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Apkvai|inti Zmooes
Tremtino Atsiminimai is Pirmos Sovietu Okupacjos
(Tesinys is pereito nr.)

STAIGA ryzausi parizikuo1
pasakyti dali tiesos. Jei ma,
buvo sudaryta galimybe pasj
kalbeti su draugu pirminink,
be liudininku, reiskia, lis more
10 duoti man galimybes issi
kalbeti ir ia galimybe privale
Jau pasinaudoti.
"Niekad prizes tai nesiemiar
spresti politiniq problemu i,
todei man dabar tikrai sunku
pasakyti kokia politine ideolo-
glJa butu man artimiausia. Vie.
ma yra neabejotinai tikra: ME
kad ir niekam nepasakiau kad
esu socializmo teorijos priesu,
o Jel Wis tik kaz kas jus taip
lnformavo, tai jis tiesiog ne
suprato kad esu tik Rusu prie-
sas ir tai tikrai senas ir visis-
kan isitikines priesas"
Draugas pirmininkas net ke-
deje atsilose is nustebimo. Nau-
dodamasis tue nustebimu ir
viespataujancia tyla, desc iau
toliau.
"Mano giliu isitikinimu, bent
kokia teorija gall butt zmonis-
ka, jeigu ja stengiasi igyven-
dlnti dori .zmones ir geri or
ganizatoriai ir priesingai - is
visko, net ir is socializmo, ME-
ko neiseis 'jei il igyvendinti
nores toxic zmones kaip Rusai,
tai yra blogi organizato r i a i,
kulturlniai zemai stow zmones
If prize to dar taip labai linke
! krastutinumus. Tegul siadien
socializmo vykdytojais pasida-
ro ne Rusai, bet bent kuri kita
tauta if tuomet tikiuosi kad ju
reformos laimetu sau kelerio-
pal didesni salininku skaiciu, O
tame skaiciuje, galimas daily
kas, buciau ir as. AS netikiu
kad Rusai tikrai galvoja leisti
ju uzimtoms valstybems susi-
tvarkyti taip kaip nores ten
gyvenancios tautos, jei to-
kioms tautoms, o tuo paciu ir
bus stengiamasi prime
sti dahartinio Rusisko socializ-
mo-komunizno forma, as tai
skaitysiu prievarta, kuriai as
niekad nesugebesiu pritarti."
Draugas pirmininkas atydziai
klausesi mano zodziu, o dabar
apie kaz ka susikaupes galvo-
10. Vel viespatavo tyla, kuri
ypac man, laukiant nezinomo
ir mano seimai lemiamo spren-
dino, atrode baugi ir vargi-
nanti.
Pagaliau pirmininkas suju-
dejo. Nieko nesakydamas, jis
atidare rasomojo stale stalciu,
issieme profesines sajungos
mario pazymejimo blanka, il
uzpilde, pasirase ir pridejes
antspauda padave man.
Oar kick patylejes jis pasa-
ke:
'Pagal mano turimas in
strukcijas, as tureciau pasiru-
pinti jus is mano istaigos kuo-
greiciausia pasalinti, bet as to
Wis tik nepadarysiu. AS manau
kad JUS Rusu atzvilgiu klysta-
te ir kad po kelly menesiq JUS
pats pradesite tue isitikinti.
Man bus malonu jei JUS tuo-
met ateisite pas name pats tai
man pranesti, nes as Wis tik
vertinu atvirus zmones, kad ir
mano bel mano idejq priesus.
Kol kas viskas lieka tarp mu-
su."
Is pir1nininko kabineto- is.
ejau tariamai nurimes, bet su
jausrnu kad tas pasikalbejimas
butq pasibaiges keturiq Emo.
niu nelain1e, jei tik tas pirmi.
ninkas butu aklas Rusu isaky.
mu vykdytojas, arba kick ia
natiskesnis "naujos id e. o s
PRAEJO keli menesiai. Mu
sq ,istaigoje daug kas pasikei
te il tie pasikeitimai nebuv'
malonus. .Jau turejome tail
vadinarl4 kadru skyriq, kur
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-21

POPIEzIUS patare pas il
apsilankiusiems Amerikos Sc
natoriams pasidarbuoti kad U.
S. pertvarkytu savo imigraci-
jos istatymus taip kad galetq
j Amerika ivaziuoti nuo karo
nukenteie tremtiniai.