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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-07

DASTAROMIS denomis j Amerikos valdzios rankas
pakluvo sovetu parlosta slapta knyga net 1854 pus-
lapiu ddumo Rusiska sleista r ganama tik Rusijoje
Tos knygos pavadinimas yra sekantis: 'sRANKVEDIS
BOMBARDAVIMUI IR SABOTAzAVINIUI SUVIE-
N4IQ NALSTlJQ". Ia knyga pasako kan sovietai
rengiasi parodo kad nera nieko apie ddee Amerikos
karo produkcJa r apsigynimo irengmus ko Rusai ne
Zinc Xxi maziausu s1nulkmenu.
Ia knyga pateko Atstovu Rumu Amerikai kenks-
mingu velzsmu tyrinejmo komsijai.
Joje s1talpinta net smulkus, artim plana ir foto-
grafos, is II zees veik vsu svarbiu sios sa-
lies indsrinu dirbtuvu, transportacjos priemoniu TIL
t, tVenkn, jiegos stocu, vadiSku ir civinu pastat
Visa tai sus11lnko sOvetu snipai Ariems blyo leis-
ia ir dabar dar tebera lasva tas nformacijas gaut
Ia knyga parodo kaip sovieta visu ituzmu ruosiasi
Amerkos gyvenlma suardyti isversti Sales vyrausybe
IL pavergt jos gyventojus.
Bombardavimu ir sabotazavimo visu sios Sales in
Cla yra paruosta ir ruosama gaujos komunistu pa
ssvenell krle darys vlska kenkti Siai saai kad ti
pagebeJus Rusija kariauti prizes Amerika Neprieis
net prize karo ca konunistai ir sovetu agenta des
visas pastangas, attnkamu laiku su sovietu pagaba
padaryti komunstin perversma kad Amerika ne ne
galetu kariauti prizes Sovietu Sajunga
Bet patys Amerikeciai, mazu vaiku protu gyyenda-
m eidzia komunistams ir sovetu agentams cia ruest
dirva bolseviknei revoliuciiai
Ame,i<ieeiai laikrasciu rasytojai, matydami visus
bolsevlku kenksmingus zygius niekap nega suprasti
kode dahar sovetai pasidare Amerikiecams toxic ne
items Rusams pasidare kad dabartinu laku mes netu
rime su ias iokiu kuurniu ir socianiu santiu nors
buVom karo draugals, kuomet pc Pasaunio Karo ka-
da Amerika gelbejo komuniza nakinti sovetams isl
stelgus Dalalkyta artmesni santikiai
Toxic Amerkleciai nesupranta kad sovietai uzleido
sayo gelezne uzdanga" tam kad ie jauGa baige viss
reikalus kaptaisniu pasauliu" sio karo proga pa
sieke naup ddeliu laimejimu r kad uz tos uzdangos
e dabar ruosa saVo nauus pasikesininus prizes visa
pasau If prizes pacia Amerika.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-07
.A1nerikos 'tLiberalai"
Tarnauja :Stalinui

.AMERIKOJE kitados buvo
tam tikra Intellectually klase IL
beralai, ant kuriu remesi daug
viesa opinijas Ju buvo laik-
rastininku-zurnalistu tarpe.
Dabar veik isimtinai tie Ii
beralai, arba xiii ju vietose is
tote, kurie liberalais vadinasi,
virto Maskvos apastalais. Tx
ri Amerikeciai liberalai, kurie
negaledami apsikesti tais sve-
TINA ideologija .apsikretusiais,
nustojo jau liberalais vadintis,
iskelia aiksten kaip dabartiniai
pseudo-liberalai elgiasi savo pa
sirinktoje misijoje.
Jie .grieztai nusistate rekti,
rasyti, per radio kalbeti prizes
viska ka ju patti sails Amerika
daro ir uzgiria viska ka daro
Maskva.
Washingtone pradejus kali
beti apie reikalinguma Ameri-
kai nupirkti nuo Danijos Gren-
landija, Americas apsaugai is
rytu, tie "liberalai'' pradejo
rekti jog tas pakenks Ameri-
kos draugingu santikiu palai-.
kymui SUI Russia. -. Tuo tar
spu kai Russia nori uzgriebti is
Norvegijos ten pat ,siaureje
esanti Spitzbergena, kas duo
tu sovietams kariska baze ar
.ciau .Amerikos, tie liberalai vi
sal apie tai neuzsimena.
Vienas Amerikieciu laikras-.
tbs teisingai pastebi kad tie
gaivalai turbut turf kokia kon-
spiracija, kurioje ju paciu sails
yra perstatoma niekadeju, ir
jie kitaip negaletu gyventi jei-
gu tu priekaistu negaletu da-
ryti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-07
kancu tru enesiu begye socaisto Attlee yaldzia tu

kaneiu tru enesiu begye socalisto Atee yaldzia tu
res rezignuoti
Socalizmas -@arba tie k1rie jo vardu dangstosi ir
Waldo - pasrodo yra nesamoae vsoje Europoe, iskai
tant r Russia. Sovietu socalisne respublka paversta
vergu sam, ten komunstine parta pasidare visko
viespacais, il viska suvalsybino socalizmo vardu
nndami Tx isakymu isleidimu. -
Anglia tuo tarpu srnaugiama socializmo ivedimu
kaptalisniu budu: nutartas srvastybinti 1nones il
ndustrjas nuperkant skoa. Sales gyventojai - tie
darbo zmones kuriu vardu socialsta Waldo - tui
deti pakarkamai taksu moketi valstybes skolas.
Per sociastus labai lengvai Anglijoje gall isverzh
komunizmas kuris padarytu greitesne operacja pa
skelbtu visSo suvalstybinma pgiausu budu isakymu
kad vskas leka vastybes nuosavybe be okios niekam
atlyginimo. Tas lakina gal pradzugintu tuos ku1ie
taksus r vastybes skolas nesa taeiau TRIUMPH aiku e
pajustu komunistu diktatura ant sprando.
VisuI ktus Europoje socialistai tik dirba-takinin
kauja komunistams Ar Anglia bus isimtis?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-07
sOCIAIIZMAs ANGLIJOJE NEvYKsTA

SoCIALIsTA politikieliai, paeme Angljos valdzia
pradejo jieSkoti budu gebets to. Nors sociazme
kiekvenas darbinnkas turf dirbti daugiau didesniu
vra darbnin vadza tacian 1p pasrodo darbinnka
visa to nejauca, je tur drbt kaip drbo po seno
vei tk u vadai diktatorai kaip Rusijoje turf sau
partijos vadzioje sedi socalista darbecia kre pas
dare Sales viespaciais, darbninku priedanga. I
Angljoje sociaistai vadai ragina darbininkus dlb-
ateiti gaas Isrodo kad jegu daykai nepastaisys
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-07
Adv. Oliui Teks Kalbeti
ir kongrese

Chicago Tribune Vasario |
q. net redakciniame straipsny-
Je kalba apie musu tautiecio
Adv. Antano ,Olio paskyrina
Illinois valstijos komiteto pir-
mlninku kovoti uz gavima dau-
glau vandens is Michigan ezero
/ Illinois sanitarini kanala.
Illinois Gubernatorius Green
paskyre konisija, kurios pir-
mininku nuskyre Adv. Oil, Sa-
nltarini Trustee, tyrinejimui
kenksmingumo sveikatai ir ma
vigacijai del dabartinio fedora
ie apribojimo leisti j Illinois
kanala maziau vandens negu
istikro reikia.
Tribune sake, yra geras pa
grindas atnaujinti .byla del to
apribojimo Auksciausiame tel
SINE. Pirmininkas Oils ir 10
komltetas, sako Tribune, priva-
10 surinkti visus irodymus sio-
je byloje kuogreiciausia, ir pa
tiekti dabartiniam Kongresui,
pirm negu New Dealeriai uz-
kris tam kelia, pasirasydami
sutarti SUI Kanada susisiekimui
laivais is Didziuju Ezeru per
st. Lawrence upe SUI Atlantiku.
Taigi Adv. Oliui gall netru-
kus prisieiti 'vesti Chicago-Illi-
nois vandens byla Auksciausia-
me teisme ir Kongrese.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-07
PABEGELIAI

Per nakti, per lietu, per veja =
ant motinu ranku vaikai -
j tolima kelia isejo
istroskusiu laisves pulkai. 80
Jie viska paliko. namuose
Waikuciai paliko zaislus
naktis ir tamsa juos apjuose,
kur galvos, kur kojos paklius?
Jiems nusviete keia pasvaistes :
vaikuciai pravirksta rauda
% sieMartas vesulu Svaistes,
nublanko Wits ir malda.
Ka motina dues tremtineliui?
Nei duonos, nei laisves, nei tu
lpuikiu, tartum teviskes geles,
syajoniu kelyj prarastu.
! tolima, juoda pasaui
vaikuti, uzmik amt peties
isejo, jieskodami saules,
iseiviai is siaubo nakties.
KasfyfiS GEa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-07
kARO VETERANAI kurie

KARO VETERANAI kurie
turf ukes ldarbo patyrima ir
kurie turi nora gryzti j zemes
darbus, privalo nepraleisti pro-
gos kuri neuzilgo jiems atsi-
darys. Valdzia planuoja Skin
tt 100000 .akru apcios derlin-
giausios zenes pasaulyje apie
1861 metus, III Pasaulinio karo
veteranams.
Tos zenes yra vakaruose,
Oregon valstijoje prie Kalifor-
MICS rubeziaus 100000 akru,
ir apie 100000 akru Colombia
upes slenyje Oregon valstijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-07
LENGVAS BUDAS ISMOKTI
ANGLSKAI

Kama 35c. Su prisiuntimu 40c.
(Galit siusti paste zenklais)
Stai naudinga knygele pradiniams nokytis
Angliskai. Tinka pasiusti giminems pabe-
gusens is Lietuvos, arba Amerikoje to-
kiems ka nori pramokti Angliskai kalbeti
Reikalaukit DirvOje
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-07
uETUVOS ZEMELAPlAl
kama su prisiuntimu tik $1.00

(Galima siusti paste zenklais po SCI
Sioje kygeleje telpa didelis Lietuvos zeme-
lapis, Kauno zemeapis, Letuvos natal ir
saikai, miesteliu ir miestu vardai ir prize
cijos apie buvusia Nepriklausoma Lietuva.
Reikalaukit DirvOje
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-07

nells CKamajaD. Dvasioms per kucias padeda-
vo prlekaktyJe garsvytininko (Joniskelis) Paval-
ge kucias palieka visokiu valgiu po trupti ant
stalo nakciai, kad Jezus su angelais turetu ko
valgyti OeliunaD.
Evening star., 1947-11-16

Elinor Anderson Of Chicago and
washington. to Mr.. Mark White
Pangborn, jr, of washington. The
marriage took place Friday and
after a months stay in Florida, the
couple will be at home In Arlington.
Evening star., 1947-11-16

The Brazilians call the Amazon
the sea river"
Evening star., 1947-11-16

daughter, Miss Della Jane Schultz,
to Mr.. Robert G. Vaughn, son OF
capt. Harry G.. Vaughn, U. S. M. c..
and Mrs. Vaughn, also Of Arlington.
The marriage is planned for June.
Miss Schultz attended Elmira Col
lege for Women in New York and
the Washington School for Secre-
taries. Her f1ance is attending the
University of Maryland after serv-
ing three wears in the Navy.
Evening star., 1947-11-16
Engaged to Wed

Miss Dollye Levine and Mr.. Melvin
Warren Becker will be married
sometime in the early spring. Their
engagement announcement Is made
by the bride-elects parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Levine of this city. Mr..
Becker is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Becker of this city.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24
. 81. PAUL .

TIE TwiM City Malaa and Ma.
irons Bridge club met Saturday,
Oct. 10, at the home Sf Mru, J.
Walton Crump. ESQ Fuller Ave.
First club prise was won by MrS.
o. n, Williams; second. Mrs, Donald
Brady, Sr,; third, MrS, Harold
Combs, GusatS included Mra. u, c,
Archer Mira, Sidney SAltsT, and
MFa. Emerson HArTiS q Los An.
Rolea. The guest PFiHS went 20
Mrs.. NalteF, The next meeting
win bs Nov, II. ct the home Of
MrN, Nora MsCrNsksn, SSa Able.
marie,
Married, Miss Harriet Frances
Brown. daughter 81 Mr., and Mrs,
Harry 8, Brown, 707 lElshart Ave-.
became the hrIds Of Mr.. Walter l..
Hayes. nephew az Mr.. Sidney Wi.
llama, eS7 g. AAth0Ay Ave-, AI
Z p, m, Tuesday, Oct n, In the
home Of the brides parents. The
ceremony, attended BY the imms.
diAts family and two close friends
Of the brlds. MrS. EArlins Gallo.
way and MFa, AlbrstA Murray. was
performed by Rev, n. N, Moore,
Attending The bride and groom was
. sister of the brids. Miss JuAanld
Brown and NJ. Thomas BFNadOck.
MlaH Brown wore = white AAtln
gown. which her sister, MFs,
Clarence Andersen had wOFA al her
wedding, The bride wore her
mothSr's wedding veil and carried
her mothers sT.yoAF-old wedding
handkerchief, Her bouQust was Of
thFSs large white and yellow ehry.
SahthemsmA, Mias Junauld brown
was EowNSd In pink tARstA and
carried orchid and yellow AStsru.
The wedding march was played by
little SAndrA Jean Anderson. niece
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24

Mrs. Russell Underwood. $3.50
Fourth Ave. g
Bridge Party, Mrs. Palmer JHek-
son was hostess At q bridge party
luncheon, Tuesday. Oct 81. at her
home. Sos Fourth Ave. g. The
color scheme carried cut q Hal
lowSea theme. Luncheon was served
and bridge followed. Fret bridge
prise was won BY Mrs. Russell
Underwood; second, by Mrs. Nor
man Howell: third. Mira william
Harmon; fourth. Mrs. Charles
Noble: Afth, Mrs. Harry Brown. and
consolation prize was won by MrS,
Donald Brady, 81, out-Of-town
guest priass were EiVSa 10 Mmss.
Emerson Harris and Marvin Jack.
son. both Of Los Angeles, Calf.
MrA. Walter Rhodes, a3o6 KllaOa
Ave. s. gave birth 70 . tsh-pOaRd
baby boy at Maternity hospital,
Wednesday, Oct IS. He has been
named Walter. JF.
Baifet supper: MF. and MFS.
Phillip Blackwell. SSI7 Fourth Ave,
g.. were hosts at . buffet supper
honoEinG Mrs. Charles RallArd'S
birthday and also Mrs. Emma BAL.
lard Of Springfield. Ohio, recently.
Gussts included Mmss. and M0asrS.
3. W. Lee. ST., Edward Blackwell,
Z. w. Lee, Jr.. MrS, Geraldine Lee,
and Mr.. Gerald Bsaslsy.
MrS. villa HUdnoR q TOp&ka,
kanS.. 10 the house guest Of her
cousin. Mrs, Della Maxwell, S72l
Fourth Ave. So.
Mrs.. Ethel LawsSa 81 Cherokee.
Ala. sister Of Mrs. Della Maxwell,
returned 20 her homo Thursday.
October IS. She came 60 the city
TO attend the funeral Of her nephew,
Archie James.
Other relatives who were guests
Of Mrs, Maxwell who 10 the mother
Of Archie James, were her two
daughters, Mrs. Clarissa Lewis Of
Boston and Mrs. ZsrlinR Bradley
Of Winston Salem. N. c, Mrs,
Lewis and her aon Charles returned
70 Boston Oct. 10 and Mrs. Bradley
returned south by plane Oct. ~.
The Booker T. Washington Study
Club will hold its regular meeting
Tuesday. Nov. 4, with Mrs. Marie
r. Boswell. 1891 Fourth Ave. So,
Mrs. Mae Jones, president, urges
! all members to be present,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24

STRICKEN at the time u thelS
life when they need 10 -
strongest.
The work u the Kenny lRs
stituts 10 open for the weird
70 ssS. RHeept FOE the COO.
taGiOR wards, there are No
guarded dooVs % apTNeSd-up
display plaRRsd ahead fOT visl.
tors. There h no seGTsgatioa
81 the Institute. Negro tsehai.
eIana, packers, WOTk sloaG with
white tschRisiaAS and packers.
Every worker carries mere
than hIs share. and over al
the stubborn. unbeatable RpiE.
u u Sister Elizabeth Kenny
makSs liz influence felt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24

pretty hopeless until har mother
learned Of the work being done
at the Kenny Institute and made
arrangements to bring her dAugh-
tar TO Minneapolis by plane.
Christine lies In her crib on Q
sunny porch Of the Institute, the
chatter Of the other little patients
scattering aPOund her. The nurses
and tsehnieians at the hospital
think Il WOn't b hong until she
learns English. To help Christine
along, there's Priscilla Atkins Of
ArgsntinA, . friendly Girl with 9
pleasant British accent. Miss Al.
kins, who win be ct the Instituts
fog TIVE pears While she learns the
Kenny nsthsd, studied Spanish in
Argentina and 10 helping Christine
over the firzt diRIeult period Of
rS-adjustmsnt.
This isn't the hrSt time the Ken.
ny STAFF has had q language dif.
heulty 10 overcome. There was the
littis Dutch girl and the little Irish
girl who finally learned English
90 well they talked Il like native
born Americans.
Christine win learn, too. be.
cause she has 20 much help.
Everyone wants % help her.
One thing that h Impressive
about the ksRRy InaitHte Il
the spirit Of cooperation s1-
isting on the part Of everyone
from the smallest patient 60
the top stat member. II isn't
reserved for visiting VIP
Very Important PeOpIe); one
can walk In unaRROuneed and
end Il In every ward and On
every AOOT.
The sunny porch where Christine
lies in her crib looking solemnly out
on q strange, new world, Is crowded
with other little polio patients.
There's Theme Song" Last Fri.
day "Thsms Song" scrubbed In
dustriously and illsgibly away on
q piece Of paper. her pencil elutehed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24
Social and Personal

Dinner GUesas: Mr. SRd MIRA.
wsnssl Miller. S22 Emerson Ave.
No. had a. their dinner gUSsts.
Sunday. Oct 10. Rev. and Mrs. II.
p. Hawkins; Mrs. VSalS0s Aber.
nathy, and Mr.. and Mrs. T. c,
Oliver Of St. Paul. The dinner vas
In honor Of Rev. Hawkins birthday.
Baby boy: J0hR n. 10 the name
given to the six pound ORs-hAlf
ounce baby boy Of Mr.. and MrS,
Asa Grigsby, The baby was born
at home, 2ASS Fifth Ave. So. Sept,
Is.
MrA Ella Dysart. eli IaRA Ave.
s., is IN FAirView hospital. She 10
improving after = recent operation,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert johnson,
622 Girard Ave. NJ. celebrated their
hrst wedding anniversary Saturday
evening.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John
sims. Mr.. and Mrs, John Pr~a,on,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ampey. Miss
Stella Washington. Mrs. Irene How.
ard, Mr.. Cain Davis, Mr.. Tallis
Hampton, Mrs. Leon Barnett, Mr.
Bentley and Mra. c. A. Graham.
Those Who sent gifts were Miss
Flurpin MoAleV. Mrs, R.ntIey. Mr..
Hadley and Mrs. Mendoza.
~. MIN. NsnnA.x .,,,A m., =, N.
hama ~ NJ ana NJ, J.m.. Roho
On uv,.rA las, MonA.v IA. 49,,
rr,,. w., ~or hv M. Ma,,s Cr..r
Guests were Mrs. Otia Woodland and
Mrs. Betty Reed. The next meeting
win be at the home Of Mrs. Rsulah
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24

Quist. who has had polio since he
was IL days old. Hes . year old
now, and although he's beginning
TO pull himself up In his crib. one
little foot still doubles up pAthstIe.
ally. Kenny technieians say hts
muscles are beginning to rSturn.
From al over the country.
from all ever the world they
come TO the Kenny Institute.
One notices that polio seems 90
strike down the most bsautiful.
the most handsome children.
Bot polio knows no age. Pa.
tisAta range frOm infancy %
the prime Of life. Sometimes
there are eHpestARt m0thsEs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24
CHARloTTE Perfect
Miss Irene Earl 10
Wed Leonard Smith

Weu ktcOnArW Ntaltu
The wedding ceremony Of Leon.
ard o, Smith and lFSns Earl will
b held at Border N. E. Church,
Fourth and Aldrish Ave. No, FA.
day, Oct. "a ~ TP, m. with Rev,
Charles Parker reading the mar.
Faags vowa. The bride 10 the dAuEh.
Der Of MFa Irene Wilson Earl, n
HOAE Ave.
Maid d honor IN Mas Zenith
EArl and bridesmaid 10 Margaret
Stewart Attending the groom 10
John Ellis. The bride will BE- given
In marriage By her grandfather,
Mr.. Hardy white. The reception
will be held at 1901 Bryant Ave. N,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24
CORRECTION

Mrs. J, n. Cook. sBsT Fourth
Ave, 3d., was eo-ehalrman At .
handkerchief shower given for MTS,
Alien Carter and not Mru. Lucille
Cook a. was stated In the orL ~
iaSUe Of tho Social and Personal
column.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24

Yankees, I think that Brooklyn
really put up . good AEht. There
10 no need for me 10 elaborate On
what an easel Jackie ROblnsoA
(RrOoklyaS frat hassmanl, was 10
the team. and when Dan Bank head
tpitchsrl was put In the game too,
] wanted 10 elect nyaslf a. . CON-
mittss Of one. and shake Burt Shot.
toms hand. That iust goes TO show
you, that II you give our people q
chance they usually come through
with flying eolors. Hats OF 60 our
Negro Nthlstssl And thank you
Georgia, for letting mo be guest
eOlumniSt az the week,
You're truly,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24

Of tho bride. Mr. and MPS. Hayes
Wtli make thslr home temporarily
WITH the brides parents. Mr.
Hayes 10 . StHdsnt at The uAivUF.
atty % Minnesota.
TIE T.s.T.c, met with Mr.. n.
z. Mcknight, go Fuller Ave-. Sat
urdAy night Guests were Whitney
Young, ". and ClilfoFd E. Rocksr,
NJ. and AGp. Jesse (Oallarsa)
Kinney Of Loo Angeles, left By
motor for Chicago, Monday morn.
Ing, Oct 20. altar spending thFss
days Waiting In the city With MFs,
Klnnsy's ElstsF and family, Mr.,
and Mrs, Edward Eastman, pSs o..
Anthony Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24
Kenny Institute World Crossroads:
South America Sends
Three Year Old Polio
Victim to Sister Kenny
BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL

She's three years DID, with big brown eyes, dark curly
hair and tiny gold earrings in her Her Christine
Cahous She's from Santiago Chile and right just
about the oneies little girl at the Elizabeth Kenny Institute
in Minneapolis Christine can't speak understand English
She was stricken with polio eighteen months looked
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24

in "Southpaw" fashion. From tim,
to time she east puzzled GlAnesl
at Christine.
There's Regina, an unbslisVabl,
tiny girl with . part blue bow h
her hair. She offered Christine I
nursery book already much tn
worse for wear. Chrlatine aeeepts,
the book and began to ApathsticAli!
tear paper from L. Regina BANGS
on her high chair and sQusAled
moi No! No. 'TinA,"
In the crib next 20 the pro
testing Regina. . bl0Ade httls
thing with piE-tails and bangs.
Ash . el0tA dsll and maAlpH.
lated The dolrs Isas back and
f0rth. Her name was Joan. and
che saIds I'm Ht'stehiRR 'sr."
She vas giving the SOii
stretching" treatment, the
hind enc received herself. She
beat the dolls legs back aRA
forth, her small face iRtsRI and
serious.
Standing In her crib near
BY was o Tsd-haired. smilinG
tyke whose name was Barbara.
She twisted . strand Of red
arOuRd one Eager and smiled
and smiled. Shyly but content.
sdiy. SEINE Of the children re-
ceIve far better care at the
IRstitnts than they ever do At
home. There are boxes Of toys
for them, dolls, tractors. steam
engines, trains. buRnies, pie.
ture books. automobiles. A
child with poor parents can
have ~ many playthlnEs a. .
child with wealthy parents.
All get equal attention from
the Kenny stat, although u
keeps nurses, techRiciARs,
packers. assistants working at
top speed all day long.
In the boys wards, little fellow
with bibs around their nseks Dc
posted part Of their noOn-dA
meal on their faces. A white uni
formed young woman came In. 81
pertly wiped faces, Strengthens
bibs. encouraged . tagging appetit
here and there.
One young man, Wayne Ander
son by given name but dubbe'
"Porkehops" or Buster" by nick
name, put away creAmed tuna. peas
sliced tomatoes, milk and Ice creaH
with an enthusiasm that Woul
have done credit 10 4 football train
ing table. Mark GeniSh, who cam
10 the institute a very. very sic
lad, lay prone In his bed but
didn't stop him from polishing nj
plate almost TO q shine. y
In the next bed, small Bruce Mes
Of New York City. crAmmed hi
small jaws full Of tomatoes m
sat patiently. Another white uni
formed young woman came In an
rescued him before he chOked HIM
self blue In the face. Bruce wusl'
refuse food when he gets full: h
just keeps piling Il In his mOut
until his cheeks poke out like bal
looms.
Across the hall we're the very
tiny boys. In Q bed In Q corner
lay sIx.m0nths old Louis Coo.
bal chewing plSeidly On Q gel.
low toy dUek. His parents
arrived Unexpectedly from
their farm home miles out Of
the city. They we're . young
couple. poorly bat ReatIy
dressed. The mother eOaIdn't
believe that her baby's legs
are STRENGTHENING out. They
were 20 doubled up!" she said.
her eyes fun u tsar&
In another bed was Billy Quill
Remember NGgell's for
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
CHICAGO POTATOES

CHICAGO, April II. lP) -
OSDA)-PotatoeS: Arrivals SO
on track 223; total U. 5. ship
ments 995; supplies light to mod
crate; demand rather slow; mar
ket steady: Idaho Russet Burbank.
$3.7O-3.80 washed, $3.50 unwash
ed; Minnesota-North Dakota Rec
River Valley Cobblers S2.15 I'm
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

- O4AAoAI4
NEW YORK, April IL Up -
Sales, closing price and net change
OF the fifteen most active stocks
today:
Am Airlines %, 700; II, A v.
Schenley Distil 1920; 3Sh, no.
Am Tob B 1880; SSH, no.
Comwlth and Sou 10, 100; 3h, no.
Republic stl $500; 25h, D ".
Socony-Vac $500; 14A, D u.
Colum Gas and Elec $500; 11M.
no.
US Steel 1900; $685., D ".
Int Tel and Tel 1906 1875, D
".
Libby Me n and L $500; 1914,
A IS.
Curtis-Wright $500; 5h. D Is
Param Pict $500; 25M, D "a.
Illinois Central 500; 23k, D Il.
Stand G and E 81 pf $500; 1884,
D X.
Gen Motors $500; 5eHs, D II.
Greyhound $500; 27hs, D rs.