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Evening star., 1947-12-20

Ing holiday celebrations in the Htspsnic
world, through December; artistically
printed law books. through December, and
early books and manuscripts in the Chi
nese collection. through December.
FOR SERVICEMEN
SOLDIERS, Sailors and Marines Club.
lI0l5 L street NV, comfortable lounges,
library, writing desks. billiard table. radio
=, Parties at seryicemen's hospitals. leave
ciun lounge, $3.50 o'clock, and formal
Christmas dance with orchestra. s:45
O'clock tonieht. USo Club. 1911 H street
Formal Christmas party and dance,
Penthouse USO, Seventeenth and K streets
NV, 8 O'clock tonight
Evening star., 1947-04-20
Births Reported

fFrom the d. C. Bureau Of Vital Statia
John and Margaret Adams. girl.
James and Mary Austin. boy.
Gordon and Mary Biddle,. girl.
John and Faye Bowles, boy.
Charles and Thelma Burke, boy.
Hugh and Elizabeth Burke, boy.
Lester and Beverly Burtnick, girl.
Clarence and Mary Burton, boy.
Luis and Elsa Castillo, girl.
Francis and Alice Chaney, boy.
Ralph and Helen Colleli, boy
Charles and Helen Colvin, girl.
Charles and Martha Cook, girl.
Dennis and Olga Cotton, boy.
Evening star., 1947-04-20
Massachusetts College Fete.

Dr. Hugh P. Baker, retiring presi-
dent of Massachusetts, State College,
will be llonored by District alumni
at a dinner at tbs pm. April 80 IN
the Continental Hotel. Frederick
j. Sievers is chairman of the ban
uuet committee.
Evening star., 1947-04-20

Anthony and Mary p,Amhrosio. boy.
William and Lucy DeCenzo, boy.
Charles and Mab1e Denny. girl
George and GLADYS Dillard. boy.
Leon. and Lois Dockery. boy.
Frank and Eva Downing. girl
Harold and Estelic Durkin, girl.
Michael and Helen Dutko, girl.
Morris and Lucille Ennis, boy.
Elmer and Margaret Erickson, boy.
Nicholas and Marie Ferrante, boy.
John and Lucy Fisher, girl.
Harold and Catherine Flanagan. boy.
Berkiey and Mary Fling. girl.
Harry and Ella Foley, girl.
Wayne and Frances French, boy.
George and Mary Garland. girl.
James and Kathleen ellis, boy.
Joseph and Sophie Coils, boy.
Ray and Dorothy Graham, girl.
Alfred and Marjorie Groom, boy.
Irving and Miriam Gross, boy.
John and Nadine Groves, girl
w. Rogers and Elizabeth Hamel. girl
William and Betty Hardgrove, boy.
Ned and Virda Harwood, boy.
Forest and Virginia Havener, boy.
Harold and Mary Hermann, boy.
John and Frances Hoagland. boy.
Richard and Fern Horigan, boy.
Howard and Dorothy Horowitz, girl.
Evening star., 1947-04-20

club. Ii school auditorium. Twenty fourth
and & streets NV, 4 pm. today.
FOE sERvICEMEN.
Dance with Rhythm Makers Band,
NCCS,USO; 91S Tenth street NV.
Buffet supper. $50 o'clock. and 'sPent-
house Presents program Of entertainment.
$50 o'clock tonight, Penthouse USO, Sew
enteenth and streets NV
Evening star., 1947-04-20

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John and Alice jackson. boy.
Henry and Iris jenkins. boy.
John and Marian Jones. boy.
Laird and Darleen Jones, girl.
Clarence and Blanche Jordan, boy;
Bernard and Marjorie Kempers, twin s1ris
Gilbert and Dorothy Kennedy, boy.
CHRISTOPHER and Clara Kirkerno boy.
John and Mildred Koiley. girl.
George and Elizabeth Koonce, boy.
James and Angelina. Koutsos, boy.
William and Marianne Krause. boy.
Jack and Nancy Leitch. girl.
Walter and Evelyn Mancuso,e boy.
William and Marie Mandiey, boy.
Charles and Henrietta Martin, girl
William and Mary Meushaw, boy.
Paul and Essie Miller, girl
Joseph and Florence Moore, girl.
Lassie and Virginia Morris, boy.
William and Kathleen Muldoon. girl.
Valentino and Mary Musumeci. boy.
Robert and Agnes Myers, girl.
John and Doris McAdam. boy.
Francis and Leona Mccarthy, girl.
James and Eleanor Mckinley, boy
Evening star., 1947-04-20

NEW YORK, N. Y, April 20-Armed's
attempt to win both the Widener and
Santa Anita Handicaps within week has
brought into the limelight the use of air
travel in sports. College football teams
now cross the continent and miss only
two days of classes; golf pros shuttle be-
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2. BirzeliO 22

Pirmutinai prasidejusio VokieciQ-sovietu karo su-
vai Tietuvos pasienyie sUskambeo Brzelo 22 d. 194l
n.y. valanda ryto Tai buvo Suviai sSaukusleJl Lletl
vos zeneie neapsakoma dziaugsma Karas-karas karas
sis zodis sukelias tick baisiu vaizdu sukelas tick
skausmo ir ainanu mionu motinu Sis zodis ta dienq
reiske Lieuviu Tauta dideles laimes pranasyste Js
reiske iStsus metus laukta vergJos pabalga dldzia
issieta pradza neprikausomo gyvenlmo. lr tas pr
masas dzaugsmo valandas tegales gera suprastl tlk
tas k1rs visus meus drebejo sovetiname rezme kurs
sapstesi urve al darzngaye, kurs buvo snleklntas,
paverstas gyvuu If pasmerktas mirciai Tai
buvo dziaugsas panaSus ta kokl lsgyVentQ klekVeas
nuteistas mrti r sta iga istelslntas.
Pirmuiu suvu garsas zaibo greitumu paseke kick
vena LietuVos zemes peda If vsiems Letuvos sununs
paskebe kad sovetnai pancia jau duzta If kad atelo
lasves prsikelmo vaanda. Lektuvu duzgesys, patran
m dnde imas i besikraustancu sovietu bildesai paza
dino ia ryta abai anksti vsus Letuvos zmones pazad
no su Dadeka Auksciausajam r sveikinimals bel
dziaugsmo sukias Pat gamta lyg jungesi prize Lletu
v Tauos dziugeso atnesdama giedra IL sauleta die
na Vsu veidai svyejo ir vlsi sVelnosl lyg sklmln-
giausoje sventeje, dziaugdames kad pagallau bus a
Yokea uz mea visas astas, uz nekaltas asaras IS
TERMINUS, kankinmus ir zudymus. Ia lalmlnga ryta
visa Iieviu Taua atssuko pilnu Vlltles Vedu Vaka-
rus . , kartu gerai suprasdama jog ateJo Vaanda pa
odvt kad LeuVia yra verti ddzlos practices kad
lie nesibo aulu lasve atprkti ir moka lvertlnt las-
gyVenimo prasme.
Staiers ir gerai paruostas pirmas Vokieciu karuo-
nenes puoimas pilna karo diena nesuko Lietuyoe o-
ko raudonosios armijos paspreslnimo Aple 5o kllo-
netru pasienio ruoza prazygiavo Vokiecu karluoene
galima sakyti, "be suviu nerasdama Joos paspiesl-
nmo pozicios Sovietai bego galvatrukcals IS mestl
k1ikus traukesi "raudono armija", bego vsi soviet
nio rezimo agentai yisi sgamos ir parsldaVeal Wis
kas iskarto suiro nei poicos nei paregunq nei sus
sekmo nei sauguInO mel tVarkos. Blufal lstalgOs
|ir fabrikai pasiko be vadovQ. Krautuves apgule mi
MOS ir yienr pirkdami ktur grobdam stenges apsru
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ATVYKO VEL Is LIE
TUVIU TREMTI-
NIU is EUROPOS

Sausio 16 is Europos Anne
rlka atvyko Is Lietuviu:
Algirdas Andriusis, us. pi-
lietis, isvyko j Detroit, Mich,
kur turf seseri p. Stella Rich
man, bet nezino jos adreso. j
laikinai globos DR.. ir poni j
Sims, Xxi susiras gimines.
Alma Brady, us. piliete, is
vyko j Washington, D. C.
DIR. Stasys Budrys .su mott
Ma Sofia ir dukrele Grazina, c
taipgi zmonos motina Maria
Kursiene. Vyksta pas DR.. M
Budriene, Chicagon.
Skulptorius Vytautas Kasu.
ba, SUI zmona Aleksandra il
dukrele Guoda apsistojo pas
seseri p. Regina Budriene, Do
rothy, N. J.
Pazymetina kad V. Kasuba
buvo Lietuvoje uzsirekomenda-
yes kaip vienas is talentingiau-
sly jaunesnes kartos skulpto-
riQ. Lankiusieji. Lietuvos pa
viljona 1939-40 metu Pasauli-
neje parodoje New Yorke ne
abejotinai prisimena didinga
Vytauto Didziojo statula, kuri
buvo jo kurinys. Uzsienyje
Kasubos kuriniai taip pat su-
silauke aukSto ivertinimo ir uz
savo kurinius Pasaulineje Fa-
rodoje Paryziuje 1887 metals
yra caves aukso ir du sidabro
medalius. 10 zmona taipgi yra
nlenininke, keramikos speciali-
ste, kuri savo vyrui daug pa
deda suprojektuotu kuriniq j.
vykdyme.
Zenonas ir KOstancija Petrei-
kiai su dukrele Maria. Apsi-
stojo pas Elena Stankiene, Dol
ton, Ill.
3. Makunaite -Zikariene, Bal
tic Universiteto Hamburge stu
denge. Apsistojo pas teta New
Yorke. il pasakojo apie profe-
soriu il Suddenly begalo sunkia
padeti, nes tick profesura tick
studentai ten badauja veik pilna
to zodzio prasme. Vienintelis
ju issigelbejimas tai kad laiks
nuo laiko Vienas-kitas profeso-
fius ar studentas gauna maisto
siuntinelius nuo geradariu is
Ksaveras knitaitis atvaziaVo
pas savo gimines.
Be eiles giminiu ir draugu
atvykusius pasitiko Lietuvos
Gen. Konsulato Atache A. ST.
NUTS, kuris padejo su forma-
lumais.
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LAISKAI Is TEN KUR GYVENA
BE MANU-

o ia gimnazija tai puse bara-
ko, susidedancio is keliu may
ciu kambariu. Tegul j maza,
dregna ir tamsi, bet il vistiek
musu ateities tvirtove.
kAIP kitur taip ir Seligen-
stadte mano programa buvo
labai paprasta: susipazinimas
SUI stovyklos gyvenimu, pasi-
kalbejimas SUI zmonemis, vie
mas bendras pranesimas ir pa
sidalinimas perspektyvomis. Is
pasikalbejimu su jais nieko
kita nepatyriau kaip visu di-
deli nora kuogreiciau istoti i
zmogiskas gyvenimo ir darbo
salygas, kuoskubiau palikti ta
nuolatos maldaujancio EMO
gaus padeti, kuogreiciau gryz-
tt j savo namus. ...
Kalbos apie galimybes ISL
Kurt kur kituose kontinentuo-
Sc mazai ka interesuoja: visi
yra apimti vieno ir galingo il
gesio - tevynes ilgesio. Bet
visi gerai supranta kad lage-
riskas gyvenimas negali testis
ilgai, kad reikes pasiduoti "kaz
keno" valiai ir keliauti is Eu-
ropos, jei Xxi atitinkamo laiko
nepersitvarkys jos veidas. -.
Musu pasnekesiai apie tuos
reikalus sukosi if sukosi, mai
sydamiesi tarp realybes ir no.
ru.
JEI jau reik6s Europa palik-
ii tai visi noretu nusikalti pas
jus Amerikon. Ten beveik
kiekvienas turf savo pazysta-
mu, draugu if ginning. Paga-
liau ten gausingoje LietuviskO-
je koloniioje dar calcium jau-
sti rysi su savo genties krau-
ju. lr jei kas leistQ tai, be
abejo, visi keliautQ ne kur XII
tur, i JUS. Bet. -.
Bet belaukiant dienos lai-
mingos, kuri atidarys kelius i
tevyne, zmoneS zvalgosi pakly-
delio akimis, samprotauja, sVa-
joja ir sapnuoja apie ateiti. lr
nejauku gyventi tOkioje "tarp
dangaus ir zemes" padetyje.
TaGiau gyventi reikia; reikia
ir toliau kantriai laukti asuros.
Bet kokios ilgos If kaip sun
kios to laukimo valandos: jas
galima tik pajausti, bet ne IS
pasakoti. Per "a valandas If
as pajutau tn tremtiniSkQ va
landu sunkuma. If buciau lal-
mingas kad If tn, mielas skai-
tytojau, j tick pat pajustum
ir suprastum.
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(Tesinys is pereito nr.)

Neliecant visos eles smulkiu ir vietinio pobudzo
incidentu kad r asai rodanciu jog sovietu invazija
buvo sutikta Lietuviu tvrtu paslyzimu nesiduoti
greta perboskiamiems, reka pazyneti kad sapto vel
kimo organzacai pagrindas buvo sudarytas jau tada
ka dar fo1niaai Letuva nebuvo prijmgta. Paleckio
'1audies vyrausybe", pradejus placiu mastu valytI
skaiciu zmoniu pavadindama JUGS smetonininkais "re
akcionierais" "liaudies priesas Tie smestie ir eme
ruo sapai organzuotis Bet Lepos IL dienos arestai
isarde visa organizacijos uzuomazga
Priungus Lietuva plie Sovietu Sajungos, po Liepos
21 d. vel ssidare nauas saptos veklos vienetas is ka
rsku, atlestu is kariuomenes. Buvo sudaFyt du pa
grindnia slaptos veiklos central: venas Vniuje r
tras Kaune. Jie vadinosi Letuvu Aktyvistu Fronto
vardais.
Kcvo 10 d. Q94l n.y. vienas Aktyvistu Fronto dele
gatas bXo avHifs sipta Berypa r So J. skRa X PIe
galimybes. Buvo numatyta kad Lietuvos Neprikauso-
mybes astatymas bus paskebtas Vilnuje mes galvota
kad karu prasidejus, Vnus gales butt islasvntas nuo
bolseviu au pma karo diena. Mat Vilnuje ir art io
stovejo Letuviu teritoriainio korpuso pulka kuriu
apie 9Of visu ka1innku prklause sapta organizacia
Tai gal il butq vyke jei sovietai prizes pat kara ne
korpuso IsVezmas palette ir visa sukilimo plana if
buvo laiko isnauo sudaryti nauja pana r vel tvarkn
gai pasiruosti o vykdymu Del sios priezastes pats
iinas pradzoje netureio venngos vadovybes ir reiS
kesi CANA palaidai Bet jau kta diena s perejo ais
kesnus remus ir buvo nukreiptas grezciau savo pa
grinding tiksla.
G pagrindinis sul1ilimo tikslas buvo aktingai da
lyvauti Letuvos saisvnme pareiksti pasauui tautos
pasiryzma gyven aisva pastatyt Vokecius prizes ivy
si fakta if neleist besitraukiantes sovetams mute
roti krasto Potine sullmo prasme buvo ia kad kuo-
greciasa r be svetimuu pagalbos bel pritarimo butu
atstatyta Lietuvos neprklausomNbe. kadangi Vokie-
cai nebuvo paankus Lietuvos Neprikausomybes reika
lu tai sumu noreta pareksu II prizes VOkeclus Lie
tuvu Tautos nusistatymas.
Voeciai tikeosi prazygiuoti per Lietuva taip grei
tai kad nebutu aiko okiam sukimui pasireksti If o-
kia tautinei admnstracijai bel vyrausybei sudaryt
Todel norirt kiyzuoti Vokiecu pans reikejo skubal
ryskinti Letuviu Tautos vaa Ir tata padaryt tebu-
vo galima tik suEilimu, uzmant pirma patterns kraSo
adminstracia r pastatant Vokecius prizes fakta Tai
buvo reikalas gebes naujo okupanto; If todel
meje sukilimas buvo nuleptas vien prizes sovietu
ivesa Letuvoje okpacni rezma bet ir prizes Vokie6u
pasikesinimus Letuva paverg Tai buvo pirmas realls
protestas etuyiu Tautos prizes bent kok okupanta ir
prmas pattizannis karas prizes naua atenant uzgro=
bika.
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RAsYTOJAS Petras Babic-
kas Lapkricio IA d. 1916 me-
tais isvyko is ItaIijos j Pietq
Amerika.
Lapkricio 20 is Romos j ci-
le (PietQ Amerikoje) isVyko
Lietuviai kunigai: A. Kardaus-
kas, T. Narbutas ir J. zvirblis.
Kelioneje prie ju prisijunge
dar Kun. Alg. Krauslys.
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Is VATIkANO radio stOtie

Is "A hhANANO '""10
Romoje buvo Quota Lietuvis-
ka radio programme Vokieti-
JOS ir Austrijos Lietuviams pa
begeliams. " tai istremime
gyvena Lietuviai vyskupai Pa
dolskis ir Briggs pasiunte ra-
dio stoties vadovybei nuosir-
dzia padeka visu Vokietijoje If
Austrijoje gyvenanciu Lletu-
viu tremtiniu vardu.
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Raso Drives Korespondentas
Paryziuje.
SELIGENSTADT

>Aio"StAc " tAP1llSOJC IL III
delejo stovykloje. il vadina-
ma "grynakrauje', mes joje gy-
vena tik vieni Lietuviai. To-
klos "grynakraujes" stovyklos
yra labai retos: daugiausia sto-
Vyklos yra misrios - apgyven-
dintos LietuviQ, Latviu ir Es-
tq drauge. Taigi, Seligenstad-
tas, priklausydamas vien tik
Lietuviams, sudaro izoliuota
Lietuviska kolonija, uz kurios
susitvarkyma mesa atsakomybe
vieni Lietuviai, kuriu ten gy-
vena apie 1900.
Stovykla irengta prize didelio
ir stipriai Vokieciu uzminuoto
aerodromo. Anksciau il tar
navo aerodromo apsaugos ir
tarnybos daliniams. Keliolika
barakQ, sugrupuotu beformi-
niame pavidale, beveik plyna-
me lauke, primena cigonisko
gyVenimo vaizdus.
Pavyzdingai Lietuviu iszvy-
riuotas kiemas, rupestingai is
lygintos rajono duobes ir takai
pagerina ispudi. Kai patenki
tokia barakine stovykla tai
tikrai jautiesi patekes benamiu
zmoniQ tarpan. Primityviskiau-
sios gyvenimo salygos kurio-
Sc zmones be laisves, be valios
ir be teisiu, lyg ubagai seneliu
namuose, leidzia vertingiausias
dienas, atsimusa visu veiduose:
visi jie rustQs, persunkti ru-
pesciais, isvagoti baimes, nezi-
MOS, kelioniu, persekiojimQ If
kovos uz buvi.
SELIGENSTADTO stovykla
labai vaikinga. -. Ketvirtda-
lis VisQ gyventojQ priklauso
vaiku amziui. Criminals il vie
Ma turtingiausiu stovyklu: per
metus atsirado % naujagimiai.
JOkia kita StOVykla nera paste
kus toxic procento.
kad ir turtinga Vaikais, bet
joje maza teradau "vaikiSko
rupestingumo'. Kaip visose
stovyklose taip if Cia neteko
girdeti Vaiku "laimingo krykS-
tavimo', neteko matyti ju So
kinejimQ, ju alaso if jQ dziu-
gesio. TamsiOs tevu gyveni-
mo dienos jau uznuodijo If tQ
vaiku sielas: If jie, kad ir ne
suprasdami bendrojo tremtiniS-
ko likimo, jungiasi savo jaunu
gyvenimu prie visuotino tevQ
ir apIinkumos skausmo. Kick |
kartu as jieskojau tuose jau-
nuose Veideliuose "vaikiSkOs
laimes" zenklQ! Bet visu jQ
akytese galejau isskaityti pa
klvdima, nuOlatOs guiamOS ka-
tytes laikysena, nedrasa, ne
pasitikejima savim ir kitals.
Kad ir kiekvienoje stoVykloje
rasi smelio dezes If supuOkles
vaikams, bet mazai cia matyti
jQ zaidzianciu. Sakytum kad
ir iie supranta jog nedera.
zaisti kai tick sunkiu valandy
sIegia tevu pecius.
kAD if didele Seligenstadto
stovykla, bet as jai tepasky-
riau tik viena para. Per To
lalka SuspeJau pamatytl JOS
"kIuba', virtuve, vaiku darze-
Ii, pirti il mokyklas. Viskas
irengta "Savom rankom' II
viskas sutvarkyta saVo skonlu.
Kai pirmieji stovyklos pionle-
rial cia atsikele jie terade tik
griaucius: barakus teke pa,
ITEMS isnaujo tvarkyti, valytl
langus deti if skyles kaiSlotl
Palyginus dabartine stovykla
su tue ka jie RADIO tai, glrdl,
naujai iSstatytas miestas....
Stovykla taip pripildyta gy-
ventojais kad jokiame kamba-
ryie neradau atliekamos We
tos nakciai praleisti. Malonus
gimnazijos direktorius pagulde
name mokytoju kambaryJe, pa
tieses kareiviska Iowa If lsakes
,ono,,oir4i lad rVt1 neuZklUD
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ePORTUGALAI iveze kiaules ir uzyese jas Nova
Skotijoje ir Newfoundland 1853 metals pussimcio
metu nuo Americas atradmo
sMOKSLININKAS w. Gericke chemsku budu ze-
me paluosdamas, isaugino po 2465 buselu buviu ant
akro zemes
Evening star., 1947-10-30

the moderate political science"
group of China's governing party,
the Kuomintang.
Originally scheduled for October,
the election was postponed for a
month, and there has been talk of
another delay, but government
quarters have remained silent on
the subject.
The voters are scheduled to
choose 2,164 members of national
assembly which is to elect a presi-
dent OF the republic. A national
Legislature, called the Legislative
Yuan, also is to be named by direct
vote of the people.
8 Million Abroad Eligible.
Eight million Chinese living
abroad are eligible to select 81 as
sembly delegates to represent them
The great mass of Chinese are
treating this first election with
typical Oriental wariness.
Let the politicians eddie with
such affairs" said one middle class
university graduate. Il have hard
enough time keeping up with my
own business
The millions of illiterates who
make up the bulk of the population
have even less interest. They know
or care little or nothing about either
the aim or reason for the election
AS the Century Critique asks
How could one expect the genera
public to take any interest in an
election which has no connection
with them at all, when the whole
country is engulfed in the con-
hagration of civil strife?"
Constitution Adopted.
The new Chinese constitution was
adopted last December Is and is
scheduled to take effect this coming
Christmas.
Under it, the Kuomintang has
promised to abandon its one-party
control of the government. But the
party remains the only significant
factor in the election.
The Communist Party controls
possibly one-third of the nation
with more than 150,000,000 people
but it is illegal in the governments
eyes.
The minority Democratic League
has been outlaWed for allegedly CO.
operating with the Communists.
The still smaller Democratic
Socialists and Young China parties
the only others in existence, rep
resent minute fractions of the peo-
pie.
In view of this situation, the
Century Critique comments, Ever
before the holding of the forth
coming general election, the re-
suits have been predetermined;
hence the election cannot show the
real trend of public opinion"
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Jap Basic Industries
Remain Is TO IS Pei.
Below Minimum Need
Rv the Ass>.:s.~-J D..

6y me ASSociofed PreSs
TOKYO, Oct. 30.-Production of
basic japanese industrial items is
still Is to I95 per cent below mini
mum requirements, Allied head
quarters industrial section reports.
| Officials have said there is little
immediate prospect for an increase
in these necessities, which range
from coal to fertilizer. Hampering
production are inadequate machin-
cry, raw material shortages and
labor troubles.
Production of coal, keystone of
Japans economy, has shown slight
improvement during the last six
months under the consistent prod
ding of Allied headquarters and the
government. But the present rate
of production means only 27,50O. .00O
metric tons annually, against a
minimum requirement of $4,000, ,000
tons.
An increase of $4,000, tons monthly
during the last six months resulted
principally from an increased num-
Evening star., 1947-10-30

Der of workers and longer working
hours. The diet Is now debating a
measure providing for limited State
control over mines-the latest OF
several attempted remedies.
Steel ingot production Is now
1,079, 600 metric tons annually
against minimum requirements Of
100000 tons. Pig iron output Is
408, 600 metric tons, but 200 900 tons
are needed each year.
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Majority Of Chinese
Appear Indifferent
To Coming Elections
BY the Associated Press

SHANGHAI, Oct. 30.-China's
first national election is scheduled
for November 81, % and %, but the
imminence of this historic event
finds the country's vast population
in state of indifference, perplex-
ity and anxiety" to quote one we'll
known Chinese magazine.
with the exception of the hand
full of people who are within the
political circle, society is treating
this matter with almost complete
disregard" says. the Century Crit
ique. magazine connected with
Evening star., 1947-10-30

plckeQ MIN ever
got a good look
at the hats he
veal.
OF courS e,
weird headgear
could be part of
h / S polit i C a |
strategy. Next
year he's going
to throw his
hat in the ring
and he may fig
ure that his op-
ponents will be
frightened away
and let him
have the ring all
Evening star., 1947-10-30

to himself-unless, George suggests,
one of his opponents borrowed one
Of my hats.
I'll bet the other candidates,
afraid of losing the fashionable
vote, are already planning cam
paigns to show how well dressed
they are. In 1948 we may see such
slogans as ''be chic-er with Bricker."
or you can't beat Stassen for
snappy drassen." Or even "the
clothes of Taft fit fore and aft"
(Released by Consolidated News Features.
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Polish Children Aided

GYDNIA, Poland P.-The Inter-
national Help for Children Fund is
sending large Quantities of powdered
milk to Poland for distribution
among 100000 Polish children. The
steamer Mark Hanna recently dis
charged the first cargo of AS tons
of powdered milk here.
Evening star., 1947-10-30

Production of other necessities,
such as pyrites, iron ore and copper,
shows about the same average. The
output of chemicals and fertilizers,
vital because of Japan's continuing
Evening star., 1947-10-30
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C..
THURSDAY, OCIOBER 80, l9H

food problem, slumped during the
last six months because of shortages
of coal and electric power Machin-
cry production is only 33 per cent OF
requirements.
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Oracle Aliens
Comments

Well, see that President Truman
was chosen the best-dressed states
man of 1947 and I can't help but
wonder if the fashion experts who
Evening star., 1947-08-04
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