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MCCARTHY.
CHARLES

MCCARTHY. CHARLES $. Suddenly.
on Monday. October -. l941. a. his n resi-, 81;
Carthy, father of Mrs. Evelyn M, Coston.
grandfather Of Dennis ,Wsyand Coston
Mrs. Mrs George as,lfa G. Webster. Friends may may
cali at Gawler's Chapel. 1853 Pa, ave. NV,
until. 10 pm. Tuesday: october %, and
nesday ns as s5e oeosel sE Mas win be
at the Church Of the Annunciation Mass.
ave. and Both st. NV, on Friday, octoner
81, at 2 am. 1nterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
tober 36, 1947, MINNIE LEE MEADE of
100 snd st Sc &C. matser Of Car Gore. s,
Meade and Sergt. James Meade. the latter
stationed overseas. She also leaves five
aunts, Marearet Halls. Mabelle Bradley.
uncles, Reuben Bradley. Henderson, James,
George and Mack Meade; nine nieces, two
nephews and many other relatives and
friends. Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Eugene Ford
MILLER, CATHERINE DENNING. On
Sunday, October 20, 1947: at her residence,
l3l7 2lst St. NV; CATHERINE DEFINING
a w sef q ae heus E Msf after FEisns
Monday, october 27. Services will be
held at her late residence on Wednesday,
at s M apfTea Rhode oy
ave near Conn. ave. NV, at am. In
terment Northampton, Pa. cs
MORRIS. LEMUEL BELvIN. A special
communication of Sharon Lodge.
n No 321, A. F. a. A. NJ, of Nc
Nv Rssn Msdnesaav ya is octobea saeq 2! g. s4a an
-" Masonic services al the funeral
gElv1N MoRRis, NJ GyT late brother IEMUEl
FRANKLIN S. GICKER. Jr., Master.
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MOsBy, DoRoTHy zENoBJ.

MoSb1, DOROIHf LENObIA. SUD
DOROTHY zEN6B1A NOSE MosBY &C of 80
Thomas st; nv. beloved daughter Of syl,
ysSsr ~ ns Ansea Mos0Y and dey9ted rt1
and and many n.y. friends. " Notice '''t Of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by McGrire. %
MoxLEv, MELVIN BOWEN. On Sun.
day, october rs; la, at Glenn pale Hos,
Everett and Randolph Mox!ey and kathleen
Buckhanna and nephew of Fannie Jordon:
IS. friends may cali at his late residence
225la st. s.w Funeral services Wednes-
Campbell F1nsral Home. 423 4th st. s.w.
Rev A j. Edwards officiating. Interment
Harmony Cemetery.
MULLEN. WILLIAM EDWARD. On Mon
day October u 19f at EnW. his sesi6snGe, res .,n!I
LEN beloved son Of Sarah and Henry T.
and friends. Notice Of Of funeral later Ar
rangements by MCGUIRE. %
PORTE, BENJAMIN. Beloved husband
saposnik of New Haven, Conn; Mrs. ReSe
Gottlieb and Miss Sadie Porte of Miami
Beach, Fla, and Mr.. Elliott Porte of Jersey
srandchdren. f M riSP Porte uE IS Eestns at the
Goldberg Funeral Home 4a17 9th ST. NV.
Services and the place of interment to be
announced later.
PRIMAS. JOHN F.. Suddenly, on Sun
day, October 26. la41. at West Chester,
Pa. JOHN E. PRIMAS. loving son of the
late Thomas and Maria Primas of Thor
oughfare. Va; beloved brother OF Sadie
Cornish Esther Brown. Evelyn Toler. Har-
ry. James and Lawrence Primas He also
leaves host OF other relatives and friends.
Va, after u noon Thursday, Funeral
Friday. october 81, at / 80 pm, from the
Oakrum Baptist Church. Rev. Fairfax of
fciatine. 1nterment Thorouehfare. Va. 30
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OWN. WILLIAM NJ. The officers

GOODWIN, WILLIAM NJ. Ihe omCFTs
and members of Meridian Lodge:
No. E, F. A. A. NJ. are requested
IN to assemble at the Scottish Rite
MN Hall. 633 tn ST. NV. on We'd
~~ nesday. October %. la41, at Q: IS
w am. for the purpose of attend
ing the funeral of Brother WILL
LIAM NJ GOODWIN. from the Asonry
Methodist Church, 11th and SITS NV, at
II am. By order of
G. CHARLES HUNT. Worshipful Master.
Attest: J. M JESSE S. SNOWDEN,
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II UEUNUE v. Q, :. n. DIFC
in battle. in China. January is
1942, 1T. GEORGE v. PYLES
U. S. A., beloved son Of D. Viii.
mer and N Then Pyles; brother
of Wilmer D. Mrs Faye Farrell
Gordon K. and Nina Pyles OF
Hills Md Military funeral al
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GRAVES, DEACON C. w. sPURGEO!

Saturday, October 25. 1871. at his resi-
sPUReEoa sf9ns 5 GRAvEs. "" BELOVED dc hHsband oi
Kate S. Graves, father of Florence G;
Laws Vineta, Clara, Chas. n, Eusene and
brother, J. Presley Graves of New YORK
City and q host of other. relatives AND
friends. Remains will lie in state at the
Vermont Ave. Baptist Church from pm
to IL pm. Monday. October p. Funeral
Tuesday, october IS. at l pm: from the
above named church. Rev c. T. Murray
offciatine Interment Mount Garland
Cemetery, Buckner. Va, Wednesday. Oc-
tober %. at pm. Arrangements by
FraZier'S Funeral Home. Inc. IS
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CE W. LINEBERG, President.

CHARLES L. WRIGHT, Rec. SEC.
LEE, LIZZIE. On Sunday. October 26.
la41, at her residence, 1927 Wallach pl.
NV. LIZZIE LEE. devoted sister of Hans
ford. Charlie and Joseph Tate of Montross.
Va: James Robert, William and Walter
Tate. and Mrs Lucille Almond Of Wash
ington. D. c. Also surviving arc her
nieces. nepheWs and other relatives and
friends are invited to call at her late resi-
dence. Services will be held on Wednes-
day. October %. at / pm. at the Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church. Vermont ave be-
tween Que and R sts. NV. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Arrangements
by Mcclure. 2S
LEE. LIZZIE 0. officers and members
- Of Gethsemane Chapter. No. :.
WI o. E. S.. are hereby requested
YAK to attend the funeral of Sister
.AE~ LIZZIE O. LEE. on Wednesday,
October %, 1947 at l o'clock,
y from the Vermont Avenue Bap-
tist Church. 1880 Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1947-10-07
Several Months
No Laxatiyes

For many years took almost every kind
OF laxattve-but only got temporary re-
lief. Several months ago, began eating
kHLocG's ALL-BRAN regularly and haven't
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Draper Reports Japan
Needs Raw Material
Ito Achieve Recovery

Japan will need large quantities
Of raw materials to obtain economic
recovery, Army Undersecretary Will
liam H. Draper, jr., said yesterday
after returning from 1e-day trip
to the Far East.
The future Of both Japan and
Germany and their respective Sec
tions of the world Is much the same
and very dependent on the oppor-
tunities Of industrial revival the
two countries have, he told a press
conference.
1t will take several years for jap
anese business to get going, even
though demobilization is over and
the economic purges are almost
complete" Mr.. Draper said.
Until the Germany economy re-
wives to where the country can be-
come a real market for Western
Europe, the general recovery will
be retarded, and the same is true
Of Japan and the East" he said.
Both countries always have paid
for goods with manufactured prod
ucts, he said.
The United States favors allow
ing japanese businessmen to go out
into the world to seek business
where countries are willing to. &C
cept them, he said, adding that so
far none has left the country on
such missions.
Japan grows IS per cent OF its
present food ration and the balance
must come from the United States,
he said.
He said that he was greatly i'm
pressed by the overall job done by
Gen. Macarthur as supreme COM
mander.
Korea, he said, will need to i'm
port less food next year because of
a good rice crop. But during the
present food shortage and until the
crop is harvested, 10000 tons of
grains and other food are being
shipped there from the United
Statest each month.
Evening star., 1947-10-07

hdO 10 Jake a laXas
tive since!" You
can expect the
same wonderful
results II constipa-
ton is due to~lack
Of bulk in the diet.
Simply eat an
ounce Of KELLoGG's
ALL-BRAN every day
in milk Tor mixed
with other Kellogg
cereals, or baked in
ALL-BRAN mumns)
and drink plenty
of water. DOUBLE
YOUR MONEY BACK
II you are not sat
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
IR RUSAI CALI ORA
SIAI SMERKTI!

Europoje placiai eina sitokis
anekdotas apie Americas ka-
reivio pasikalbejima SUI sovietu
raudonarmieciu. Vienas ir XII
tas giria savo Sail.
Amerikietis CT sake: "Pas
mus Amerikoje, as galiu nuei-
ii pas Prezidenta Trumana,
rezti jam per peti ir pasakyti
'ziurek, Trumane, tu viska da.
raj klaidingai. Tu is musu sa.
lies padarei tikra kose' Tru.
manas neuzdarytu name j ka
lejima. Jis tik nusisypsotu il
leistu man pasakyti ka as no
riu".
Raudonarmietis atsako: "Ge
raj. Ir as savo salyje galiu pa
sakyti ta patti. AS galiu priei
ii prie Stalino ir pasakyti
ziurek, Trumanas viska dar'
klaidingai. Jis is Americas pa
dare tikra kose'. Ir Stalina
names uz tai neuzdarytq j ka
lejima."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
ANTANELIS-KNYGNESYS

KUN. Sideravicius ir J. An
grabaitis - Antanelio zodziais
= buvo tie zmones kurie j pa
state ant koju, uzdege jo susi-
domejima Lietuviskomis kny-
gomis ir pritrauke prie slapto
jQ platinimo.
Tada jis turejo II metu am
ziaus. Pradzioje gaudavo is
kunigo religinio turinio knyge-
liq, kurias pradejo platinti.
kas uzsimokedavo, paimdavo
10 ar 5 kapeikas, 0 kas ne -
dykai duodavo. Ir taip pama-
zu susidare pazintys, O Lietu-
visko rasto pareikalavimas Wis
didejo. zmones buvo begalo
istroske Lietuvisko zodzio. Kur
nenueidavo Antanelis, visur il
mielai priimdavo ir Wis prasy-
davo dar daugiau knygu atnes-
ii. Greitai rysiai uzsimezge j
tolimiausias apielinkes.
Daugiausia jam pagelbedavo
mergaites, senos motereles, ku-
rias maziau itardavo zandarai.
J. Angrabaitis, del zandaru
persekiojimo, pabego j Tile ir
ten pradejo dirbti spaustuveje.
Knygu persiuntimas dar pa
gausejo. Buvo sudaryti geri
rysiai per siena, ir naktimis
Antanelis dideliais pokais ga
beno knygas. Tx po triju me-
tu buvo zandaru itartas ir pa
daryta pas j krata, bet nieko
nebuvo rasta.
Antanelis jau buvo savo dar-
l. Pabaige liduje)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04

Viena karta besedinti sven.
toriuje, j pamate Sudargu kle-
bonas Kun. Sideravicius. Ma
tyt, pagailo jis to vargso val.
kelio ir j pasieme globoti. Cia
susipazino SUI Juozu Angrabai-
ciu, kuris tue laiku jau turejo
knygu aptaisymo dirbtuvele
Susidraugavo. Kun. Sideravi-
cius ir j. Angrabaitis dave An
taneliui gyvenimo pradzia. Cia
susipazino su Lietuviska kny-
ga ir pamazu isijunge j jos pla.
tinimo darba. Nueidavo ] Jur.
barka, Tile.
V1ENQ atlaidu metu Jurbar-
ke, sventoriuje j pastebejo
kunigaikstiene Vasilcikiene il
priejus prie jo, liepe uzeiti pas
ia. Nusigando Antanelis tos
garbes, taciau zmoniu prikal-
betas, nuejo.
Ejau ir sirdis drebejo, -
pasakoja. - Juk pirma karta
gyvenime pas tokius ponus Ell
nu. Nezinau nei kaip pradeti
kalba, nei kaip elgtis.
Sake, maloniai j prieme
apie savaite laiko islaike, pa.
moke kaip elgtis prie stale, il
pasiunte j Raseiniu ligonine
mat, jo koja buvo visiskai bio
game stovyje ir reikalinga bu
vo amputuoti.
Apsigyveno pastoviai Suval
kijos Naumiestyje, dabar va
dinamame Kudirkos Naumies
tyje, ir isijunge j knygnesys
tes darba. Atgavus spauda
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04

uz kysi gavo leidima knygynui
atidaryti. Is nieko pradejo biz
nj, taciau padedamas geru emo
niu, knygyna plete. Susipazy-
sta SUI DR.. Vincu Kudirka.
Jokio mokslo nebaiges, pats
is saves prasimuses, kieto var
go isaugintas, nudirbo musu
tautai didziausios reiksmes kul-
turini darba, kuri dar ir sia-
dien su malonumu prisimena.
Per knygas ir spauda svie-
sa apsviete zmones ir grazino
jiems laisve, o ta sviesa gabe.
no su kitais zinomais ir nezi.
J nomais- knygnesiais Antanelis.
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ko aprasydamas vieno choro
pasirodyma, prilygino j knyg-
nesio Antanelio pasirodymui-
daugelis skaitytoju palaike tai
rerstipria Hummelshine, pom
pa, o gerb. korespondentas IT,
kriausia ir nepagalvojo jog
knygnesys Antanelis tikrai yra
gyvas ir gyvena musu tremti-
niu bendruomeneje.
Taip, vienas zymiausiu spau-
dos draudimo laikotarpio knyg-
/ nesiu, Antanelis A. Paltrusai-
tis, yra gyvas ir siue metu gy-
vena Prancuzu zonoje Vokieti-
joje.
Sis garbingas ir daug musu
tautai nusipelnes asmuo netru-
kus mines savo 80 metu am
ziaus sukakti, taciau dar gerai
jauciasi, sveikas ir mielai pasi-
dalina prisiminimais apie spau-
dos draudimo laikotarpi.
Nesenai jis cia atsirado, tik
| pereitu metu gale. Buvo pa
silikes anoje puseje ir, tik lai-
mingu aplinkybiu deka, pavy-
ko jam su zmona ir dukterini
fpervaziuoti / Vakarus ir ISL
jungti j tremtiniu gyvenima,
kur surado savo anukus ir da-
bar visi kartu gyvena.
Kai Antanelis pradeda pasa-
koti savo patyrirnus isgyven-
tus nuo to momento kai jam
teko palikti Kudirkos Naumie-
sti, nesinori tiketi kad toxic
amziaus zmogus galetu tai per-
nesti. Ir patti fronta jam te-
ko isgyventi, ir alki, ir salti, ir
visokius persekiojimus. Teko
apsimesti nebyliu, kurciu, pa
raliziuotu ir keleta kartu keis-
ii tautybe, kad tik issaugojus
gyvybe.
RADAU gerbiama knygnesj
Antaneli savo seimos ratelyje
beskaitant musu tr m t in 7
spauda. Suzinojes mano apsi.
lankymo tiksla, jis apsidziaug1
turis progos pasikalbeti, prisi
mint praeiti, jaunyste, spau
dos draudimo laikotarpi, must
tautos Veterans DR.. Vinca Ku
dirka, DR.. K. Griniu, Prof
Bagdona ir kt., ir tas dienas
ir naktis kurios buvo skiria
mos Lietuviskai knygai.
- Natal, - pradejo jis pa
sakoti, - gerai kad name ap
lankote. Norejau pasikalbeti
prisiminti tuos senus laikus
; bet neturiu su kuo, namiskia
nenori klausyti, matyt jiem
nusibodau. 0 daug, daug ga
, leciau papasakoti, bet jau Sc
native, atmintis nekaip veikia
uzsimirso. Viska turejau uz
sirases, pasizymejes datas, be
9 lake karo zuvo.
Q JUS visuomenei daugia
: zinomas kaip Antanelis, pa
! stebejau.
+ - Taip, taip. Kai Antanf
p lis tai visi Zinc, bet kai pass
kai pavarde, turi aiskintis ka
toks esi, kur gyveni, ir tt. NJ
ii senu laiku visi iprato ir vadin
Y name Antaneliu. Kick bud;
/ vo turedavau vargo lstalgos
i irodineti jog mano pavaro
; Baltrusaitis. Netiki ir gam
Y Laiskus gaudavau adresuott
3 tiesiog Antaneliui. Ir jie vi
Z name pasiekdavo.
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AntanelisA Batrusatis, ape 81 amziaus, is Kudr-
kos Naumiescio, dabar gyvena Prancuzu Zonoje.
13 metu amziaus j motina ''isleido svieta"
Raso Henr zemelis (Specialiai Drvai)

SYMET sukanka 400 metu
n1usu Lietuviskai knygai. 81
reiksminga musu kulturinio ir
tautinio gyvenimo sukaktis pa
rodo ilga ir sunkq Lietuviskos
knygos kelia, kuris tampriai
sutampa ir su musu tautos is
torijos keliu, kur, kaip veidro-
dyje, matome ilgus ir sunkius
kovos metus uz laisve.
Kur taip ryskiai viska galima
pamatyti jei ne Lietuviskoje
knygoje, rastijoje bel spaudo-
je. Cia sukrautos musu tau
tos dvasines vertybes, cia glu-
di musu kultura ir iiega, cia
Lietuviska knyga kalba musu
tautos lupom apie musu didin-
ga praeiti, pasiektus laimeji-
mus ir amzina kova uz savo
teises.
Dabar mes neisivaizduojame
gyvenimo be knygos, be spaus-
dinto zodzio, bet buvo laikai
kada knyga buvo labai brangus
ir' retas svecias ir kai del jos
gabenimo ir skaitymo turejo
zmones rizikuoti butt istrem.
items j Sibira. Tai spaudos
draudiano laikotarpis (I865-
1900, kada Rusu valdzia uz.
draude knygu spausdinima Lo-
tyniskomis raidemis, noreda.
ma tokiomis priemonemis ga.
lutinai nutautinti Lietuvius. 1
Ir nors spaudos draudimc
laikotarpis tesesi 40 metu, ia.
ciau jie neistenge palauzti Lie.
tuviu dvasios, o priesingai, Lie.
tuviu tautinis atgijimas .suo.
liais verzesi pro tvirtus okupa.
cinius pancius. Prasvito EAU.
Sra, suskambejo "Varpas',' {
Lietuviska knyga, nors ir pa
slapcia, Wis placiau skverbesi :
Lietuviu sirdis.
Ir niekas neistenge sulaiky
ii laisves zodzio prasiverzimo
Xxi jis visa tauta pakele kova
uz nepriklausomybe. Knyg,
buvo musu didziausias ginkla'
kovoje uz laisve. il kovojo i
del jos buvo kovojama, ypa
spaudos draudimo laikotarpy
je, kada jos spausdinimas bu
vo perkeltas j Mazaja Lietuv;
ir j knygnesiu slaptai buv'
gabenama Didziaja Lietuva.
Knygnesiai, tie tikrieji Lie
tuviskos knygos partizanai, a
metu nese Lietuvai laisves ii
buri. Paprasciausi zmones, daz
mai patys nemokedami skaity
J ii, mergaites ir senos moterys
ejo nelegaliai per siena ir ga
beno knyga. Rusu okupacin
valdzia visaip knygnesius pei
sekiojo, kiso kalejimus, tre
me j Sibira, taciau ju ryzt
niekas nepalauze ir simtu knye
!, nesiu pavardes buvo irasyto
/, j musq laisves istorijos lapu
: Tx dalis ju pakliuvo tue
: garbingus lapus - labai dau
: knygnesiu Xxi siai dienai uzs
: mirso, nors ju nuopelnai Lietl
r viskai knygai yra toxic pat d
: deli ir siadien jie minimi kai
nezinomi knygnesiai.
: STU GYVU liudininku Xxi si
i dienai labai mazai liko mus
i tarpe. Vieni ismire, kiti tu p
o ciu okupantq buvo isvezti j S
j. bira, o cia tremtyje tikrai nj
s kas nesitikejo sutikti gyva al
/ metu acknowledgements. u
tat kai vienas ''Musq Keli'
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Valandele pas knygnesi Antaneli
T1KRAS VARGO MOKYKLOS
AUKLETTNIS

AUKLETINIS
KNYGNEsYS Antalnas Bal
trusaitis- Antanelis- Zigmanti-
mis- gimes 1865 metul Birzelio
16 d., Papartiniu H., Sintautu
parapijoje, sakiu apsk, Kiles
is labai vargingos seimos: te-
vas paprastas darbininkas, mo-
tina tarnaite. seimoje buvo
penki sunus. Jau Z nietu val
kas Antanelis ejo gyvuliu ga
nyti, o turedamas 13 metu bu-
vo is namu isvarytas kaip slip
nos sveikatos ir bereikalinga
nasta. Paveze j MOCHA keleta
kilometru ir paleido j svieta
elk kur nori ir gyvenk kaip
ismanai, bet namo negryzk.
Antanelis buvo silpnos sveika-
tos ir silpnu koju. Labai kuk-
lus, nedrasus ir bijojosi EMO
niu. Dienomis prisilaikydavo
prize misku, naktinis keliau-
davo, kol visiskai isseko. Pa
mato zmogu ir slepiasi kru-
muose.
Kaip laukinis buvau, -
pasakoja jis.
Pagaliau bado iskankintas
buvo priverstas eiti pas EMO
nes prasyti duonos. Ir ka!
pirma karta jo neisvijo, paval'
gydino ir apnakvydino, toliat
pasidare drasesnis. Pramoke
truputi is elementoriaus skai
tyti.
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RUSAI BEGA ! "NU-
BANKRUTYTA"
AMERKA

A m erikieciai laikrastininkai
budami sanghajuje is sovietu
laikrasciu patyre kad sovietu
ivairus istikimieji kurie tik ga
ii bega is Rusijos ir keliauja
"suiruciu apimta, badaujan.
cia. bankrutuojancia Amerika'.
Kad ir komisarui is Rusijos
pabegti siais laikais nera leng-
vas darbas. Reikia tureti ge-
ra varda komunistu partijoje
kad leistu tave kur pavaziuoti
atostogoms arba pasilsiui j va
sarviete. Bet is ten ne kur pa
begsi, mes vasarvietes nera prie
atviru juru j Amerika ar j XII
ia Sail. Xiii jeigu kur vaziuo-
ia kaip valdzios nariai tai ju
seimos lieka, jos butu nuzudy-
tos jei tevas pabegtu.
Pabegimu is Rusijos pasitai-
ko geriausia per sanghaju, ir
ten leidziami bolsevikiski laik-
rasciai tiesiog is piktumo phys
ia. Jie raso didziausius straip-
snius garbinancius Sovietu Sa-
junga ir neigiancius, hickman
cius ir zeminancius Amerika,
ta subankrutijusia kapitalist1l
pavergta Sail, bet kas atsitin-
ka - bolsevikai bega Ameri-
ka nepasakydami saviems nei
"dosvidania".
Kinijoje, sanghajaus terito-
rijoje, jau galima pabegti is
sovietu kontroliuojamu ribu, il
tada patenka j laiva plaukianti
j Amerika.
Bolseviku snipus tie begliai
apgauna isgaudami leidima va.
ziuoti j pasilsio vietas sveika.
tai atitaisyti.
Komunistq laikrastis aprasc
kaip pabego j Amerika vienas
gerai stovintis komunistu par.
tijoje magikas. Jis staiga su.
sirgo, suparaliziuotas, ir negal
paeiti. 10 zmona suraisioja j
gauna leidima isvezti j ligoni
ne, ir isveza. Bet vietoje ligo
ninen, jie nuvaziuoja j Whang
poo uosta, kur stovejo laivas
gatavas isvykti Amerikon, il
jie tue laivu isvaziavo.
Kitas gera varda partijoj'
turintis, SUI Selma isvykes j pa
silsio vieta, vietoje ten vaziuo
ii, ramiai surinkes Selma, nu
vyko j lektuvu stoti ir isskri
do j Amerika.
zinoma, toxic tuoj nustoj;
gero vardo komunistu partijo
je ir lieka apsaukti zulikais.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-21
GERMAN WORKERS
 ARE TO STAGE STRIKE ON FOOD SHORTAGE

BERLIN, May 2l-R-Twenty thousand workers are to go on a four hour strike tomorrow in the Ruhr city of Remscheid in protest against the food shortages, accord ing to British and German officials.
 The demonstration in Remscheid, a city of 100000 is scheduled to start at am. Labor leaders called on school children to take part in the demonstration by the workers.
 The strike would be in defiance of stern warnings by Angle-Ameri- can occupation authorities against strikes in particular and manifes- tations of any sort. Such action was not calculated to better the lot of the Germans, the officials have told them.
 Port authorities at Bremen re- ported that at least p shiploads of foodstuffs were expected to reach Germany by the end of May.
 Dock workers were alerted for fast unloading of the ships, which were bringing mostly bread, grains and flour. The food was being taken to areas where the rations were shortest, especially the Ruhr.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-21
Unexplained Blast, "Iinl Grow" Coaell,
 Enjures Z Persons

FORT WORTH, Texas. May 2l -R An unexplained blast in 8 Jim Crow" railway coach blew out the windows today, slightly in- turing two persons. The explosion occurred aboard a Santa Fe pass enger train this morning few miles north of Ardmore, Oklahoma
 The injured persons were riding in the rear end of coach parti- toned into three sections.
 A railway detective said the blast apparently originated from ator water cooler The coach had been picked up at Newton, Kansas and was enroute to Dallas. h. stead, it was brought to Fort Worth, where the FBI was called in. Every window in the coach was blown out and railway off cials said the coach itself was damaged considerably
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-21
MORE CUTS ARE NOW ATTEMPTED,
 APPROPRIATIONS

WASHINGTON, May 21.-tRi- The House Appropriations commit tee members reported today addi- tional cuts have been recommend ed to reduce the Agriculture De- partment's 1948 budget of S1,200,- C00,000 by almost 40 percent.
 The subcommittee in charge of the bill met in closed session to- day. Members told reporters pri- vately they were asked by party leaders to find new places in which to make cuts.
 The House Republican steering committee met early this week and Speaker Martin reported some members had complained that pre- liminary recommendation for re- auctions in the agricultural bill were inadequate.
 The House took an Il percent whack out of President Truman's estimates in passing a $3,469 19l 100 Navy supply bill yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-21
CLIPPER SERVICE 10 SHANGHAI WILL
 BEGIN AGAIN JUNE ,

] Direct flying Clipper service be- tween the United States and Shanghai, bringing China within approximately 50 hours travel time of San Francisco. will be inaug- urated Tuesday, June 3 by the Pan American World Airways.
 This announcement was mace by Thomas Wolfe, vice. president of Pan Americans Pacific Alaska Division, following approval by the Civil Aeronautics Board of an ex- emption order permitting direct Clipper flights between Guam and, Shanghai.
 The Shanghai service, the first scheduled one-carrier commercial air service between the U. s. and China since Pearl Harbor, will he. inaugurated on weekly basis and will be flown by four-engine Doug-i las-built landplanes.
 Fares will he $75O one-way and. s1,350 round-trip, plus Federal tax, Clippers will leave San Fran. , cisco for China Tuesday night, arriving at Shanghai Friday af- ternoon. Stops will be made at Honolulu, Midway and Wake Islands. and Guam.
 It has been ten years since Pan American pioneered the first air service to China. On April 21, 1887, the first load of air mail for the Orient left the PAA base, then located at Alameda, aboard the China Clipper, flying boat. At Manila, the mail was trans-shipped to another flying boat, the Hong Kong Clipper, and flown to Hong Kong, arriving six days after the departure from Alameda.
 Now new China Clipper service is about to be inaugurated, with the travel time slashed from six to slightly more than two days.
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