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FARMS FOR SALE.

ST. MARYS COUNTY = 236 a.. 1 mi.
5Eoa 5f9ry a5e tmSer Soo
ooo oot'uaks b t.; @ deal gentiemsns estate or
commercial subdivision. GEO. J. HAM
NON, agent. 46Os Asbury pi,- NV. Wo.
IaIshhY pRopucTyyE p 1so TOBACCO ..css, 5a5,a farm
from washington miles below Marlboree!,
kkFS kFAkasTSE fa Ta AoME as6S xt VA s asfes s s
bluegrass sod near large town in Virginis.
one hour Of Washington. on hard road s.
trsty nsaed iR andr es
trees Price, s21 900. One e-third or half
sssh BgE Sh3Tn F8Ra * sp't 'AGEScY eSRs HeFnSon
coEoN1sI ee'EtsS a1 BRICK XII HOUSE. with over 100
on a hill in the rolling Virginia hunt hunt
handsome u brieE % and % Stone house has been
carefully restored, On the first floor are
living room with fireplace, library With
fireplace, paneled breakfast room with q
massive fireplace, kitchen, pantry ana
sree the o ssSR nave e0
baths and maids room with BATH on the
third floor are bedrooms with bath;
fred. with recessed radiators, and the
house is insulated; the yard Is landsesped
with some 800 boXWoodS ana harmonllss
with the spirit of the house; other build-
ings include a Scar stone garage with
living quarters of 8 rooms and bath, and
barn with box stalls for horses ana
stAnchions for 5 cows; there are over 100
acres of land, watered by several brooks
and adaptable to horse and cattle farming:
possession with deed; price, sos. 600, Whicn
Is less than the replaeement valve Eel, Of the ne
appointment by MASON HIRST, exclusive
coiumbia ceeianb nkPfi pike. Phone Alex. SSH. Closed
! Rooms, basement, 9 ffeplaces, elec.
tricitv, large porch, lsa acres. fruit. on
No, Z hwy, 81 miles from Washington.
Price, $4,000. Call Ho. 1888 after Z I'm.
SO ACRES. 6 rooms. commute D; c., 23
miles. Virginia; good business location;
sell whole or in part JOHN CHRONAkERs
RE, SI11. SP. 0656-J, till g.; -ib
THREE SMALL COUNTRY PLACES within
- miles of Silver Spring; ranging from
10 to 26 acres; all on hard roaqs WIN
modern conveniences. Call M BrosiqS
81. $500 bet and 5. STANLEY PEAR
SON, Realtor, S236 Ga. ave. - p
298 ACRES-S-rm. house; 2 porches, lge.
cattle and horse barns, machine shed, sli9'
3 tenant houses; lovely stream; well fenced.
This farm is located in famous plue
grass section of Fauauier County; owner
rs years, wife about same age and IN nos
pital; sacrifice at S22, 200, "a cash; 40 mi MI.
D. C. Also 8 acres, lge. stream, S5'oou;
mi D. c. A. 6. ANDERSON, 4253 Fairfax
dr. Arlington, Va oxford $40.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

5 ACRES OF TIMBER LAND; 3h miles
from Rockville: beautiful site for building.
1000. Call Greenbelt 5949. IA
8Iz ACRES ON CONN. AVE. In Chevy
Chase, Md; ready for building. DERM05
SEVERAL ACRES OF GROUND with llva6ie
srIee s1fSems $50 o9aSe ooe Box S1elc, Star. &15
FOXHALL RD.-Highly desirable tract OF
acres, vicinity Of Mt. Vernon Seminary
RIDDELL REALTY CO., 1742 K 81. NV.
old Bladensburg rd., less than l mile
from Four Corners; S45,OO0. ALVIN
REALTY CO.. Ex. $40. -15
BUILERS, developers. we have In SUBURBAN
Silver Spring more than 25 parcels OF
land ranging from 3 to over 500 acres,
several with water and sewer available.
Cali Mr.. Brosius, 81. 5400. bet. and B.
STANLEY PEARSON. Realtor. 1886 Ga.
WOODED TRACT of 1.7o acres with a long
frontage on two gravel roads between An,
nandaie and Falls Church; the knoll and
the fine trees make this an exceptlonai
site for O good house; price, 81 800. See
MASON HIRST, Annandale. Va, at the
end of Columbia pike. Phone ALEX. 6sl2'
FEW FEW AS Good, none better at S115 a.;
70 a., wide front of hwy, 40 minutes ride
n. of D. c.: good for any use. 20 g.. mi
b. c., $745 a. N. E. RYON CO., GE. 6l46.
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INnlysTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON. vA-dIdndustrial. sites ito total 3
nearby s W vas most conv. locations: sttras1- st1
lively priced Cal. W. P. BRAGG. GH'
5000 a7a eses se Fl r n Sc near TT; s,dins q
over 3OO-foot frontage: can be purcnaaasSe11 aaS1
i pass qr IL r is iRrsa4Y sntIEsty Co Call Dl: f4
al and sNa bath; n j unit has ; rooms and bath
unit has 2 rooms and bath; M tenaRoS ror psy dsy
ssils esll + Lane j., ,nansi9s1 NA S4ss ground 1d
in The GEORGETOWN area, near K st
Short haul to all sections Of ths city, city;
or Industrial use: priced s1o9;oooa; a;NPh Phons e
Mr. Kyle, co. OILS. with SHANNON q
BLAIR Rp. AND 3; : Q: ;Rd. KRE14 iassl 900 io4 ss
warehouse. bottling works. etc; must ee
sold Call OR. $500. E. r. BoYNTOHs d
ABOUT 90 900 SO. FT.. located In s:w;
Wash--where freight go can De ,.ae aehSsleSS os 3
streets adyantageoqsly y1gHsR gEisss co Gan 1Nc Mr
III RS3O ~
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Ist AND end TRUST LoANs-Prompt
sns seryss sasSEs so sns
ssh ssh 6 GoaoNiAksE ~ kE lxsSA sssS AANi w. o.
Ist AND end IRUsT LOAN. on np iss Essl
NER. i4n4 L st. NV Ma. S036.
sS Loans amortized so Or sn straiEns q loans
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We will
buy seeond;trust nS.es p G." MsTIoANi pssT1y M.
MoRTrGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1879
n. Y ave. NV National 5S33
tr,,st notes on b. C.. Md. and Va, houses
and farms. FULTON r. GORDON, 1427
Eye st, NV. DI. $3.50 until 8 pm,
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
action. reasonable rates. nearby Maryland.
Virginia or D. c; property THE AMERl-
CAN CO, S07 18th, Ma. S032.
Ist TRUST LOANS on real estate. low rates,
term or monthly payments, WALsHE'
loans no b. c.. MID. VA. HOME owners
without excessive title eharges or appraisal
fees: low rates. SECURITY FINANCE
CORP, S3S Investment Bids, DI. S612.
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PROPERTY FOR RENT.

STORES, WAREHOUSES;, .QFFICES-Spe-
ciaiizine In commercial and inductriaI prop.
srfries. will build to suit your requirements;
we have SO locations In the Metropolitan
Area, retail, and wholesale. LOUIS BUR-
MAJ mAEssI IOCATiON for dental ofice. chiro-
practor, beauty parlor, or other profes-
sional services along similar lines; ample
private parking; in busiest sec. OF FsAs
GisaoseIsl1 GaSsesl fifth 81. N.w-owner win siye
longtime lease for any 2nd commnerciai nsd
FRANCIS HEIGLE, 1417 L st. NV.
1910 H sT. N.W.-Approx. 800 50. f.
ground floor. in the heart Of the financial
ideal retail location; available immsdi-
ately to responsible tenant. J. A.. WEN
BERG CO.. INC, 1907 q st. NV. Ma 6500.
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STORES FOR RENT tcoot.),

1880 7th ST. N.W.-store and concrete
RALPH b. COIN, NC: *. 57O5. IA
with with Balconies: Tood location for travel
aIEasR SnHsae q 0pEvdEfopMsNr sdAse SS Co. 1850
Isl aSIo = n II sf 9 N.W.WApprox. $500 50. IT.:
ground floor; in the heart Of the fnan-
cfal district, directly opposite Shoreham
Bldg; ideal retail location: available m
mediately to responsible tenant. j. A.
WEINBERG CO.. INC, 1907 II st. NV
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LOTS WANTED.

1 PAY CASH for lots in p: c.; Or nearby
lot Suitable for warehouse, 10000 So.
It. MR. JENTONS, DU. O379, MI. 20SO.
WILL PAY ALL. CASH for acreage or lots
In nearby Montgomery or Prince Georges
Counties. Md; must have sewer, water and
all utilities available; Gall NJ NJ Snitoin; ~ !
New York ave NV, Ma. 7416. Id
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our.oE-ToWN REAL Estate.

WHEN m MIAMI BEACK look up n; J
TANGORA, $50 Everglades concourse,
PH. 6-3755, for Florida real estate. I am
a former resident Of Wash. z; C.: 16ss
HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug fisherman's haven in one OF Florida
Communities; over 400 sold: 1s-acre
homesites, fronting or near salt water,
community boat dock privils,, hard rd.,
cleo: titles guaranteed; priced as low as
$500, S45 down, S15 mo-; immed. posses
sion. For beautiful illustrated free book,
let write or phone Paul 2. HARRISON, I13y ,5;;
K ST. NV, ME. 1143. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN Realtor -26
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LOTS FOR SALE.

BETLE HAVEN, VA.-Orerlookin the Po-
tomac and Mount Vernon dr.; all improye-
ios, IL. on circular dr.: lot Is situated
among superlatiye homes. SENATE
REALTY Co, 110a Eye st; NV. Ex. 1870;
ewes. and Sun, cali TIE. 409b. liz
lots: 5000 down gives deed: small monthly
payments. no. 1921 and HO. 1884. IL
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ATTENTION! IF YOU HAVE business
property, commercial. or investment prop
many clients with substantial cash who
are in the market for properties Of this
type. For property listings please call Mr..
West, HEANEY g. CO., 1858 Conn ave-,
HO. 5666. lis .
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REAL. ESTATE WANTED Cont.
HOUSES ARE STILL IN DEMAND-Let
Victor Svickersham's 10 matter salesmsn
help you sell yours ABC sss EssLrf AND
WANTED FOR CASH. home in ne. WASH
ington or nearby Md. Ho. olsl' eyes
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suBuREAN sALE-VIRGINIA.

EEESBURG PIKE-Frame bungalow, con-
place, din. rm. and kitchen, full basement,
Tyson's Corner; S13,5O0 Call VIM. H.
LAUGHLTN. Realtor, Elmwood 322' NC
LIVE LIKE KING-on a tree-studded
knoll, q spacious beautiful Dutch Colonial
ing and entertainment; entrance hall
Iax17. living room I7x24. dining room
1915, kitchen 12xl2 sunro9m Ioxl2; :,
two tiled baths; ace high in quality;
priced for immediate sale; beautiful
nome that is sure TO please, ARLINGTON
REALTY co. 1904 Wilson blvd, 81.
1900 and OK. f123. la
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STORES FOR SALE.

"MEN'S HABERDASHERY STORE"-Own-
little shop, located in a NV business sec
ton: offered for immediate sale at cost
of fixtures and stock, approx. $4,000.
Please call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, BROKER
"CALi, HARRY I. FRIEDMAN"--To assist
YOU in selling your store at market value.
Thank YOU. HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
Broker RE 1l66.
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MONEY WANTED.

plete business deal, will give in exchange,
$4,000 chattel note, payable 500 per
mo. with SO interest: Box Gle, star. 10
able S25 per mo. with Sc interest.
Ewes, MR.. PARKS, HO 1850. -l6
$4,000 CHATTEL NOTE on restauTane
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BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer. homes and building sites Write
LOT-Ia acre near Little Hunting Greek:
Alexandria side of Mt. Vernon: Va: access
to water; $500. terms. OWNER Gieoe
PREFABRICATED, wood beach cottages,
i to 4 rooms: for immediate shipment;
DUPONT IRON WORKS. MA. 1856. 1I6o
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roMMERcIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CTNDER-BLOCK BLDG, approx: 20x6Q,
in colored neighborhood, mr.. Seat Pleasant,
cleaning plant: with CHIP. steam boiler,
auto. pump. 2 pressing machines, hat
blocking machine and spotting gun, whlch
S7. 900 So, 800 cash; as an entirety
$4,000, $1,000 cash. Call Ii. 6772 bet.
On On BALTIMORE BLVD, Ia miles this
side Laurel-Frontege on streets. 300
It. on blvd and $50 #. on other streets
2-car garage suitable for guesthouse or
restaurant. with unlimited commeeTnsaiaai nne naa
possibilities on additional land; y25,G9Ng.
Divelbiss, FIR. 2619,. with MALCOLM,
Ma 1868. exclusive.
and .zoned as SECOND com com
age and about I,S00 50. it. on ground
floor; suitable for printer, machine shop.
etc: building is for. sale at S39.50 or tor
Mahoney, with JOHN J. McKENNA. Real
tor, 429 Eye st. NV. RE. b345. Id
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.

ATTENTION, real estate brokelrs-Wantsd
Two to 09s sssorIes. railroad siding bldg
without It considered ~ mus na u1,d.dn be lns.de
New York City. Walker 5-s617 or Di.
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PROPERTY WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WANT TO BUY or rent modern house, 5
Or 6 rooms; Arlington section preferred
Description and price treated confidential.
Box 69-E, Star 16%
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ACREAGE WANTED.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

Greenbelt or Lanham; cash: no agents
25O4 10th st. me-, Apt. -407, Ho. 1850
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COLORED-3-FAMILY apt bldg. in nv:
location, fronting on streets and zoned
Ist commercial; easily remodeled without
monthly income; bldg. in good condition;
S1S.5O0. FRED A. SMITH, Rea1tor, l3
T-th DE Rf6l -15
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OPPORTUNITY to buy highly profitable
Commercial property in improving retail
NV. section. Special consideration Tor
ExeeiIent investment opportunities In
apartments, sizes from units up; good
terms: good returns. Take Advantage o1
the Inevitable rent increases. ROY Law
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CoIoRED - TORN. BRICK, detached,
cor'pl recond. and redecorated' tue
baths, oak floors, h.-w. heat, basement,
:. car garage. large lot; close to transp.;
suitable for home or rooming house. Price;
SlB, 500; terms: S4 900 cash. Hurry Call
Mr.. Boyum. HY. $3.50, Wa, 1882, with
o B. zANTZINGER. Jr.., Real Estate.
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/ 8AVE a CASH BUYER for ant. house
with 4-s-12 or 20 units. VICTOR WICK
ERSHAMS ABC REALTY d DEV. CO.
EN-. 4709, EN-. 0733. 10
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BERENS SALES, INC" 1928 K Sc. NV.
VACANT BuNGALowLA charming brick
stove and ,refgr. An excel lot. loe in nj 2
nf5 n doss 0f as Szas
sSIBBEbRooM SB Broom BR1cK-s4.ooo cash: This
Corner lot in a N, Arlington distinctive sec
ton. II has living rm. With fEegglaSs' rsgIcs
and bath. full bsmt.. oil heat. etc; Almost I'm Z
RRaITY iaafa p0ssj g. Fl s11a Wilson Slvd o. OF
SsRATsToW. va rms rms: eomplstssly NJ sts r: r.
sRsEHy sRsiEsly w5h wp5hHvEoPMENF nesps co 4s
St. NV. IL blks. north Sears RoebYck.
EM e.SaDR9SM 9esa fsEsi1cssDetsshsd RI
room n r0vsh With fireplace beautiful kitchen WITH
With With olA oil neat. csil MIR. WALSH. or Mr.
MoVE MoNEEss II T6 TTooafrt is in excellent con,
dition. A 6-rm. Colonial, Kitchen eguippso W
with gas range and refrigerator, , luii PAS 1ase-
ping. il9.' schools @ and churches; Gail M15ToN
6. SMITH. 4219 wilson blvd. OK. 21bl,
81, daaIs,EbRM., Dem aM-BArH BRICK HoslE ION
decor. in pastels: Ist a., liv. rm. with flre-
place din i'm rm saa1pSpssa Sesrms niscne and b.eh fa
sasement. saS equipped with stove. Y bath,
srraneed for excellent apt: oil heat: ga
race: near bus and schools. LUCILLE
RIni SRRIIfnSiGToN, orr GLEBE RD.. near coun-
try club-Delightful 3-bedroom. 1.bath
brick. corner lot; 1st a., 1iv. rm. 21x16,
Sreplace, screened porch. din. rn.. cheerful
Kitchen: end a., 8 sedrms.. ! bath: full
sssns 81 0qtssf fa!Fsass
ssai WaEN you SEE THIS BRICK s;rm. semi
detached home. you viii say. ,, IT'S bar bar
heat DWYER & CARTER REALTY CO.
1878 North Uhle st.. OK. 1850. --1b
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coAMERclAI PROP. FOR RENT.
COMMERCIAL GROUND.
prAl ESTATE wANTEp.

,OOR SPACE-About 20,x7S high.ceil.
q basement or arst floor for Judo school
rst commercial or residential location
m Ex T476 any time, --lS
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-06
CLUB NEWS

Cleveland, O.-At the May meet.
ing of the Lithuanian Womens' Club
plans were discussed for the resump-
ton of their annual Dinner Dance
These affairs were discontinued dur
ing the war. An informal dinner
dance party will be held on Nov
9Th, 1947, at the Owens Planta-
ton. Guests will be welcome.
An appeal was received from the
chairman of the League for Liberia
tion of Lithuania concerning the
June 9th, Concert, and the Presi-
dent, Mrs. Blanche Arbuckas, urged
all the members to attend and help
publicize it among their friends.
The Club will hold it's annual fam
lily picnic at the Mihelich summer
home in Painesville, during the
month of July.
The Club will hold election of
officers, at the annual meeting to
be held in June at the home of
Mrs. Anne Busher. Mrs. Constance
Buzz was the hostesss at this May
meeting. ...--
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-06
DIRVA
$500 Superior Avenue,
Cleveland 8, Ohio
HIPPoDRoME
"Cheyenne"

"Cheyenne", Warner Bros pilna
akcijos romantiska drama ir siaur-
vakariu, bus pradeta rodyti Hippo
drome Theatre sekanti treciadieni
Shame veikale vadovaujamas roles
turi keturi zymus artistai, Dennis
Morgan, Jane Wyman, Janis Paige
ir Bruce Bennett.
Veikalas dedasi labai graziose ma
turalese aplinkybese, bet labai pa
siIeidusioje srityje, kuri buvo pra-
minta "Velnio Kisenium", Cheyenne
ir Laramie, Wyoming valstijoje, an
kstyvuose 1870.
Dennis Morgan vaidina naujos
rusies role, kurioje jis yra gentle
menas gemblerys, bet yra itraukia-
mas j medziokle keleiviu plesikq.
Cia jam ir atsiranda romansas.
Cheyenne pradedama rodyti Hip
podrome Theatre treciadieni, Birze-
lio II.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-06
Britons Ask Govern
ment to Defy Baltic
Annexation

Leading British figures, among
them the Most Rev. Edward Myers.
Suffragan Bishop of Westminster,
have written an open letter to the
British Government, demanding that
it not recognize the annexation of
the Baltic States by Soviet Rus
sia.
The authors of the letter point
to the danger, that during the ne
gotiations concerning the proposed
changes in the British-Soviet al
lance, the Soviets might demand
that Great Britain recognize the
annexation of the Baltic States.
Such an action would put the fin
ishing touch on this international
disgrace, the letter said.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-06
Russia's Aggressive. War

would bring retaliation ,on it's head
from the Russians.
With the ousting of Premier Fe-
reno Macy a government of Com
munist stooges has been placed in
power. 1t will serve until Septem-
Der when, by the manipulation in
which Communists are expert, an
apparent electoral majority will be
gained by the Russian party and its
Socialist and National Peasant al
lies. There will follow, as in Ro-
mania, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia, a
pauseating braggadocio about "the
triumph of democracy" and the ex-
preston of "the peoples will' and
all the cliches which the Russians
and their friends employ to camou.
flage their brand Of totalitarianism
The United States and Britain
know that verbal protests are use
less. They can stop, and should
do so without delay, whatever fin
ancial and economic assistance has
been promised to Hungary. They
are under no compulsion, legal OF
moral, to assist the Russians in
their conquests. They can give
new support to the center govern
ment set up in Italy under Alcide
de Gasperi which, like the new
government in France, excludes the
Communists. They can strengthen
by ways more effective than mil
itary assistance, the Truman doc
trine in Greece and Turkey.
In the meantime the record is
clear. Certain unofficial elements
in the United States do talk OF
war, but the Russian government
carries on war.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-06
Reprinted from

Cleveland Plain Dealer, June 2nd)
RUSSIA accuses the United Sta
tes of indulging in irresponsible war
talk, but it is the Soviet Union, al
legedly an ally and member of
the United Nations, that continues
to make one aggressive conquest
after another, cheaply reaping the
fruits of war.
That the Russian war against free
peoples is carried on and won by
internal terror and political pressure
rather than by military operations
in no way lessons it's aggressive
character. 1t is still war.
Hungary is the latest country to
fall before the expanding might of
the Soviet Union. Previous nations
which have lost their freedom and
have been occupied by the Russian
Army or by the political henchmen
of the Soviet Union, armed with
secret political police and the econo-
mic power of life and death, are
Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Poland,
Romania, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia and
Albania. Austria is under attack.
Czechoslovakia is tottering on the
edge.
And in most of these countries
the Russians promised political free
dom under joint Big Three control.
This was done at Yalta. But Yalta
is as dead as the Atlantic Charter
and the United Nations Declaration.
In all of these countries except Au-
stria the Russian military command
er has been the real power. In most
instances he has had several dlvl-
sions to back him up. The repre-
sentatives of Britain and the United
States to the control councils pre-
sumed to run affairs in each coun-
try under the terms of Yalta have
been little better than prisoners.
American and British protests to
routine Irregularities have been all
treated in cavalier fashion that
would have made Adolf Hitler jea-
lous.
In such manner were the previous
protests from, Washington and Lon
don concerning actions of the Com
munist-controlled minority in Hun
gary received by Lieut.. Gen. V. P.
Sviridov, Soviet commander in Bu-
dapest, who for all practical pur-
poses has been the Hungarian gov
eminent ever. since the unmolested
election of Nov. 5, 1945, gave ma
jority to the moderate Small Hold
ers party.
The Hungarian government has
never been able, since that election,
to call it's political soul its own. 1t
has been intimidated, terrorized and
dictated to by the left minority. 1t
was frightened pale by the previous
protests by the western powers, be-
lieving that this show of friendship
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-06
REUMATISkI
SKAUSMAI

Deksnio Galinga Mostis, sudaryta
is daug skirtingu elementu, turi sa-
wye galinga silima. sildydama ga
lingai, istarpins Reumatiskus skaus-
mus, ranku, koju skaudejima ir tir-
pima, dieglius, salti. Daugeliui EMO
niu pagelbejo ir tamstai pagelbes.
Nelauk ilgiau, bet tuojau isigyk -
DICKENS OINTMENT, arba rasy-
kite dirbtuve. kama 2-oz. $1.O0;
4-oz. $500. Ekstra didele deze -
16 or. $500. tzo)
DICKENS OINTMENT
p. @. Box 666 Newark l. N. }.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-06
Swedes List Baltic
Refugees as Soviet
Citizens

An official communiqe, published
in Swedish papers April 20, reveals
that the Swedish Foreign Ministry
advised the Swedish pastorate, Jan.
1, 1945, that all the aBltic citizens
who left their country after Aug.
5 ,194O were to be considered Soviet
citizens and registered in church
books as such.
This arbitrary sovietization of the
Baltic citizens in Sweden is vio-
lation of the humanitarian rights
of individuals and effectively closes
the door of one of the last Euro
pean sanctuaries for refugees.
1t has been the policy of the
Western democracies, and understood
to be the policy of all the members
of the United Nations, that right
to sanctuary and freedom of choice
on the part of the individual be
recognized. The new Swedish policy
violates both of these precepts ano
provides a precedent for similar
treatment of other refugees by other
countries.
One of the first and most vicious
| results of Sweden's policy has beer
her adoption of the Soviet marriage
policy placing an interdict against
the marriage of Soviet citizens with
nationals of other. countries. Consi,
| dering Baltic refugees as Soviet
citizens Sweden has forbidden theil
marriage with Swedes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-06
SKATTYTOJU DOVANOS IR
PARAMA DIRVAI
KAS DAUGIAU?

Gerbiami Dirvieciai, remkit
Dirva kad mes galetume kuo-
daugiausia jos pasiusti trem-
tiniams Europa, mes jie di-
deliu pasiilgimu laukia Ameri-
kos laikrasciu, ir Dirva iverti-
ma uz jos drasia kova uz Lie
tuviu tautos teises.
Be siuntinejimo simtu eg-
zemplioriu Dirvos, redakcija
dar stengiasi kick gall pasius-
ii pinigiska atlyginima items
observation-disclosures kurie is Euro
pos raso Dirvai idomias zinias
ir straipsnius. Kittens sulyg
isgales siunciame ir maisto
pakietus, mes ten randasi tokiu
musu rasytoju kurie neturi
Amerikoje jokios gimines If
niekas jiems neistiesia rankos.
Kada tik galit, mieli Dirvos
skaitytojai, pridekit dolari ar
du ar daugiau Dirvos bendra-
darbiu fondui.
Pinigus siuskit laiskuose pa
duodant aiskiai savo pilna ad-
resa. Vartokit Dirvos prisius-
tus jums gatavai uzadresuo-
tuos vokus. Siuskit:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-06
PRENUMERATORIAI
MOKA EKSTRA

Nekurie Dirvos skaitytojai,
prijausdami savo laikrasciui,
prideda dar ir dovanu prize re-
guliares So metines prenume-
ratios, tuomi prisidedami prie
palaikymo Dirvos.
Sic prisiunte prenumeratos
sekanciai:
Juozas p. Ginkus,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 500
Joseph Skema,
Newark, N. j. 500
Kazys Krauciunas,
New York, N. Y. 400
Charles L. Krizevicia
New Haven, Conn. 400
$40 DEL 4 CARE PAKIETU
Juozas Karpavicius, Dirvos re-
daktoriaus brolis, is Provi-
dence, R. l., prisiunte $40 pa
stare menesio begyje, pasiun-
timui CARE maisto pakietu
items kuriu atsisaukimai tilpo
Dirvoje (Lietuviu Vyskupu)
ir Lietuviu rasytoju, kuriems
graso dziova. Pakietai pasiqs-
ii.