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Evening star., 1947-07-07

The wedding of Miss Peryle E
Hancock OF Arlington, daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Schueler of Har-
risburg, Pa, to Mr.. Harry Wilson
Clarke, son of Mrs. S. M. Sydnor
took place recently in the Arlington
Methodist Church. The Rev. Joseph
S. Johnston offlciated at the double
ring ceremony.
Preceding the ceremony q pro-
gram Of music was given by Miss
Robbie Campbell and Mrs. Betty
Lee Thompson.
The bride was escorted and given
in marriage by her stepfather, and
she wore white satin gown and a
finger tip veil of illusion held in
place by a tiara of seed pearls
She carried shower bouquet OF
white roses and baby's breath.
Miss Ailene Clarke of Avalon, Va.
was the maid of honor wearing a
light blue taffeta dress and carried
pink roses with blue delphinium with
a matching headdress.
Miss Vera C. Canaday was the
bridesmaid and she wore pink mar
quisette over taffeta and she car
ried blue delphinium and pink car
nations with a matching headdress
Mr.. Nelson Clarke of Baltimore
was the best man and the ushers
were Mr.. Charles Gathers of Balti-
more and Mr.. Ralph Hundley OF
Avalon,
Evening star., 1947-07-07
Ne1Vs Of Prominent CAPABILITIES
Marks OMet of Summer Season
By Betty Beale

Despite the air Of relaxed quiet
that is definitely prevailing in the
Capital these days. people are still
in toNn and still having fun.
The chief Of staff, General of the
Army and Mrs. Dwight D. Eisen-
hover have been entertaining two
visitors this past week. They were
none other than their son and new
daughter-in-law, Capt. and Mrs
John Sheldon Doud Eisenhower
who stopped here on the way back
from their Western wedding trip
Now they are in Virginia Beach
where they will remain for a week
before. going to Capt. Eisenhower S
new post at Fort Benning, Ga.
Tuesday Gen. and Mrs. Eisen-
hover celebrated their 3lSt wedding
anniversary. There was a beautiful
anniversary CAKE at dinner that
evening for the chief of staff and
mis- wife, a surprise from their son
and daughter -in-law, and setting
beside it was a cupcake that the
latter got for themselves.
Present at this family party were
Mr.. and Ms. John S. Doud, Mrs.
Eisenhower parents, who are visit
ing them. Because of the accident
that fractured her wrist at the we'd
ding reception of her grandson, Mrs
Doud has not been able to return
to Denver, and she and her husband
will be here for several weeks longer.
They will, in fact. be on hand to
keep Mrs. Eisenhower company
when the general goes on his Alaska
trip in the near future.
A surprise visitor in town whose
appearances in Washington have
been rare since her marriage sew
eral years ago, is Countess Giovanni
Naselli. The former Miss Helen
Evening star., 1947-07-07

MRS. HANRETTY.
Before her marriage to Mr..
John Joseph Hanretty OF
Washington and Ne1D York,
the bride 1DdS Miss Adelaide
Patterson Hefelfnger, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Har-
old Hefelfnger OF Frederick.
The bride is a member of the
faculty of Holton Arms School
and Junior College.
-Bradtord Bachrdch Photo.
Evening star., 1947-07-07

The Twentieth Century Club and
the Voteless District League Of
Women Voters have announced
chairmen for the coming season.
Mrs. Milton Dunn will head the
Voteless Leagues work on suffrage
and District of Columbia reorganiza-
ton, under the direction of the new
president, Mrs. John F.. Thomas.
Other league chairmen include
Mrs. Robert G.. Wilson, District of
Columbia social and economic well
fare; Mrs. E. v. Simrell, neighbor-
hood groups; Mrs. Ray Wakefield,
office; Mrs. Howard Hyde, inter-
national relations; Mrs. Maurice
Goodman. communications; Mrs.
William kaufman, economic well
fare, with Mrs. Carson S. Duncan
serving as economic welfare vice
chairman Mrs. John Langdop Tay-
lor, public relations; Mrs. A. P
Guyol, news letters; Mrs. Emery
Foster, minorities; Mrs. G. D. Kin
zer, publications, and Mrs. Roger
jenkins, finance.
Although most OF the leagues
work has been suspended for the
summer, three neighborhood groups
are meeting regularly to study re-
organization of the District gov
ernment. The latest to launch a
summer program was a group at
Bradbury Heights which started its
work last week under the chair
manship of Mrs. Saul Weisser The
other groups are meeting at Naylor
Gardens and Mclean Gardens.
Mrs. Geoffrey Creyke. president
of the Twentieth Century Club, has
announced that Mrs. Gilbert H,
Grosvenor will serve as chairman of
the Program Committee during the
coming season. A new speech sec
ton has been organized to work
under the Craftsmanship of Mrs.
Harold Fowler.
Other chairmen include Mrs.
George F. BoWerman, membership;
Mrs. Karl Fenning, finance; Mrs
Charles Carroll Haig. hospitality;
Mrs. Francis M. Goodwin, press;
Mrs. E. G. Purvis, legislation; Mrs.
Evening star., 1947-07-07

Wardman came to Washington to
see her mother, Mrs. Harry Ward
man, while Count Naselli is away
on trip to Mexico. The Nasellis,
who formerly made their home in
Mexico City, are now living on a
farm they have acquired in New
Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pickney Love will be
off soon to house party on Just one
of those Thousand Islands. Hosts
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Benne-
man of New York who used to live
here during the war. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Howrey of Fairfax will go
up with the Loves and later take
a motor trip with them throughout
the Gaspe Peninsula.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Jerauld
Wright are going to Oyster Bay,
Long Island, for their sojourn
from Washington. Admiral Wright
will drive his wife and chill
dren up the first Of August
and then rejoin them later
for his vacation. They will stay in
the lovely home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander M. White, jr., who are
summering on their private island
in Maine. Being so close to South
ampton, Mrs. Wright will be able
to be with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillips B. Thompson, and her
sister, Mrs. Roger Tuckerman, who
Is also spending the summer there.
And back in town last evening
after week in Connecticut are
Senator and Mrs. Brien Mcmahon
and their small daughter Patricia.
They have been visiting Senator
McMahon's brother and sister i'm
law, DR.. and Mrs. William Nc
Mahon, in Norwalk. The Senator
has his own home in Norwalk but
he and his wife have not yet opened
it for the summer.
Evening star., 1947-07-07
Breckenridge Club
To Plan Extension
OF Dntcb Project

Plans to extend it's friendship
project for the Netherlands will bt
discussed at meeting of the M
Eleanor Breckenridge Club at {
pm. Friday at the home Of Mrs
Erich w. Schwartze, 1925 Talbert
street Sc.
In appreciation of the kindness
shown to American soldiers while
they were stationed In The Neither
lands, the club has sent packages
of food, clothing and other articles
to a number of families. The names
of the families were supplied by
soldiers.
Mrs. Edward Martin, new presi-
dent OF the club, has a special in
terest in the work, as her husband
served in The Netherlands. Those
cooperating include members of the
Brazilian group OF the club, headed
by Mrs. Marguerite Andrade, who
have collected clothing from men,
bers OF the Brazilian Embassy.
The clubs work this year will in
clude presentation of a friendship
scholarship to graduate nurse
from Chile. Mrs. Schwartze is in
charge of this. program.
Miss Carmen Lara y Fernandez
Of the Dominican Republic, re-
cipient OF the clubs first friendship
scholarship, continues to head the
work of the club in her country
Author of a recent book entitled
The History Of the Oldest City of
North America" Miss Lara has
offered the club 200 copies to be
sold for the benefit of its scholar
ship work.
The meeting Friday also will be
marked by presentation of a resolu-
ton opposing pehding legislation to
limit the entry OF nursery stock and
bulbs from The Netherlands.
Evening star., 1947-07-07

The marriage of Miss Betty June
Roth, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Dave Roth of Annapolis to Mr.. Ber-
nard H. Kahn, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Adolph B. Kahn, took place recently
at the Hamilton Hotel. Rabbi M. D
Rosenblatt officiated.
The bride wore an ivory satin gown
with a French illusion finger tip veil
French illusion f1nger-tip veil
and carried a white Bible with white
orchids
Mrs. Pearl Starr was the matron
of honor wearing powder blue crepe
and net and carrying bouquet OF
talisman rosebuds.
The flower girl was Charlotte
Tineman and Howard Plitzko was
| the ring bearer.
The best man was Mr. Norman
Heller.
Evening star., 1947-07-07
Miss Ward Bride

Miss Lucy Lee Ward, daughter
of Col. J. Moutrie Ward, U. S. A.,
retired, was married to Mr.. David
Kenneth Ellis of North Wales, Great
Britain, July /. The Rev. Gerald
McWilliams officiated at Our Lady
of Lourdes Church, in Bethesda,
where the bride has been making
her home with her aunt, Miss Mary
L. Bauskett. Mrs. Ellis is the sister
of Capt. Chester Ward, u. S. N.
Evening star., 1947-07-07
October Weddug

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Heineman
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Mary Esther Heine-
man, to Mr.. Kobre, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Kobre. The wedding
will take place in late October.
The bride-elect attended George
Washington University and hel
flance was graduated from the
Peabody Conservatory of Music
He received his masters degree
from the School of Music of the
Catholic University.
Evening star., 1947-07-07
20tb Century Club and Women
Voters Select Ne1V Cbairmen

William H. mclaughlin, ushers:
Mrs. John Blake Gordon, Gallinger
project; Mrs. Henry Rogers Pyne.
art; Mrs. Irving w. Ketchum, civics-
education; Mrs. Charles H. Squire.
garden: Mrs Samuel Herrick. inter-
national outlook; Mrs. Ernest A.
Back, literature, and Mrs. Charles
Thomas Watson, nature section.
Evening star., 1947-07-07
announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Ankers of
Sterling, Va, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Austin
Blanche Ankers to Mr. Richard
Donald Snyder, son of Mrs. Joseph
Bargas of Herndon. The ceremony
took place in Bristol, Tenn. June 26.
The frontiersman., 1947-08-20

Page Two 4uguat 294 41---- 1g47 = FIGURES S0t1t1NnES FIB
 although tho Chamber of commorce attempt to secure additional mail sarvico for the city of soldovia apparently has failed. thore Is still much that can be done before the matter should be closed and filled away as finished.
 <! The offic io1< mo" of the Post Office ap. pears to havo been recprdod on the basis of which would appear in different light if postal heads might be persuaded to mako an on n-the-spot investigation.
 Three factors wore tnstrm tal in the Post office decision. First, postal reports of the seldovia office, which include com plete poundage figures of both incoming and outgoing mail, were cons i'd CT ed. What ;these reports fail to reflect Is that there is Q backlog of third and fourth class mottar: including tho city's. supply of magazines and news spapers, which has boon arriving only in the lesst few months. If seldovio were recoiving all tho mail it should i've, those poundage figures.' would present 2 now picturo to rov1ewing~ :authort ties. And 1t appears more than log ica1 to be1ieve that moro froouen service might worry wo1I mako 1t possible to provent @ backlog of this tariG1.
 Second, postal authoritio looked to scl~ doviats population figures bofore turning down tho city,s roquest for increased mail servico. Again what thoso figpros fail to rovcal is that. this city's popula ion is fluid, with summon totals ris ing to almost doubl that of the year ound 1T os i'd cnts. And tho season, whon cenner1os are opora-
The frontiersman., 1947-08-20
The Fronti fer sman

ting an airfield, and that no added postal service should be considered until the c omp1 etion of that field would mako 1t pos 4ib1e for sched- u1ed landings. here. While that fact Is essentially true, if post office field personnel wore dis posod to : mako a sur- vey trip to Seldov1a, 1t would take but a moment or two; to learn that the Seldo- via airport is still. very much Q project of the future.
 Seldovt ans would be quick to point out that no new construc- tien has been under taken at tho field s-incc last year, and that with Federal funds tied up, for tho present at least, no further cons truc- tion is likely in the very near future. and ovon tho most opt i'm, istic of us have hardly hoped for scheduled landings on the fini shed port for several yc ars yet.
 We don't doubt tha t tho figures pr g. sented to postal authorities in Wash- ington by field rec- resentatives In Al- aska, wore as accr~
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-05
121 JEWISH SURVIVORS
FROM EUROPE ARRIVE
IN AUSTRALIA

Melbourne, Australia (JPS) -
The ship Tidewater, flying the
Panamanian flag, locked here last
week with 121 Jewish immigrants
from practically every European
country, most Of them survivors
CT the Warsaw Ghetto and Nazi
death camps. The arrivals were
welcomed by over 400 relatives
and friends who waited on the
dock from early morning until
past noon.
The Tidewater was the subject
, of discussion in Parliament sew
eral weeks ago when it's departure
from a Mediterranean port was
first announced and had it that
the vessel was carrying unauthor-
lied Jewish immigrants to Pal
estine.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-05
MOSLEY RALLY ENDS
IN FIGHT

TNNT0N fJPS)-A Mosleyite
fascist political rally in the East
End of London broke up in fish
cuffs last week and strong police
details arrested three demonstrate
ors and dispersed a large crowd.
The meeting was held in the Beth
mel Green section where many
Jews live. Before the British fas-
cist leader had spoken many mir
utes aroused residents shouted
"Down with Mosley."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-17
LVS PASVEKINTA
NUO RASYTOJU
TREMTINIQ

Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga
per pirmininka P. J. ziuri ga
vo sveikinima is antro visuo-
tinio Lietuviu Rasytoju Trem-
tiniu Qraugijos suvaziavimo, j.
vykusio 1947 m. Liepos 11-12
d. Augsburge, kuris skamba
sekanciai:
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungai
Drauge SUI visa Lietuviu
tremtiniQ bendruomene kars-
tai pritariame Jusu darbui ko-
vojant del Lietuvos laisves bel
nepriklausomybes.
Lietuviai rasytojai sveikina
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga ir
linki jai istvermes ir pasiseki-
mo ateities darbuose.
(pasirase)
Faustas KirSa
Prezidiumo Pirmininkas
Jurgis Jankus,
Henrikas Radauskas
Prezidiumo nariai
Vlada Prosciunaite,
Paulius Jurkus
Sekretoriai.
Leiskite ia proga ir Valdy-
bos vardu JUS pasveikinti ir
pareiksti Jums musu nuosir-
dzia pagarba.
Stasys Santvaras
Liet. Rasytoju Tremtiniu
Draugijos Pirmininkas
Henrikas Radauskas
Sekretorius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-17
KAN ia BERGZDzIA
PROPAGANDA?

Okupacines Vokietijos jegos
puikiai Zinc musu tremtiniQ
nusistatyma kad mes tol ne
grysime j Lietuva kol il bus
sovietu okupuota. Nuns tos
jegos yra taip pat uztikrinu-
sios kad prievarta musu negra-
zins. Ir neziurint siu nusista-
tymu, sios jegos leidzia sovie-
tn karininkams vazineti po
stovyklas ir agituoti kad trem-
tiniai gryztQ j tevyne.
Kokia sios agitacijos pras-
me? Nervinti ir taip neteku-
sius nervq DIP. Parodyti So
vietams kad demokratija pri-
pazysta laisye ir duoda laisvai
agituoti. Tada ir mes labai
noretume kad mus leistu demo-
kratiniu jegu >apsaugoje nuvy-
kti j Lietuva ir laisvai pakal-
beti apie sovietine okupacija.
Mes noretume kad bent kar-
ta mus paliktu ramybeje So
vietai ne tik cia bet ir okupuo-
toje Lietuvoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-17
Pastaba Skaitytoja1ns

Jeigu kada negaunate kurio
Dirvos numerio tai prasyda-
mi Administrators prisiusti
ia nuneri, nerasykit: "Ne-
gavau pereito numerio," bet
pazymekit aiskiai: Negavau
mr.. 5, ar Is, ar "a, ar At.
Tas palengvins be jokiu SUI
klydimu greit pasiusti jums
ta numeri kurio negavot.
DIRVOS Administracija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-17
MASKVOS KELIAS LIETUVON

savitarpiniai interesai Lietuvos
vyriausybe buvo priremta prie
sienos ir buvo verciama pasi-
rinkti.
Pc Lenkijos zlugimo Vokie-
J tia suspiete savo jegas j Va
karus - Prancuzijos ir Ang-
lijos puolimus. Jos svoris san
tikiuose SUI Sovietais buvo leng-
vesnis, ir Sovietu spaudziamo-
il gala turejo progos nulemti
svarstykles savo naudai. Ia
tai suprasdami, Sovietai skube-
jo isnaudoti laika ir uzimti sau
geresniq poziciju. Lietuvos Wy
riausybei ia Sovietine persva-
ra santikiuose SUI Vokieciais SUI
dare naujq ir sunkiu .uzdavi-
niu: kol Vokieciai SUI Sovietais
lygiomis rungesi del Lietuvos,
tol buvo galima atsispirti prizes
Sovietu uzsimojimus Vokieciu
interesais, O prizes Vokiecius-
Sovietu. Gi kai Vokieciu inte-
resai del karo padeties buvo
priversti susitraukti. -, tuo
paciu eme nebesulaikomai aug
ii Sovietu apetitai. Lietuvos
vyriausybe atsidure tokioje pa
detyje kaip zmogus stovls ant
dvieju stulpu, kuriu viena S
grimsta Wis gylin, O, antras ky
la aukstyn. Tokiam zmogui
reikia arba griuti arba abb ko-
jas sukelti ant vieno stulpo ir
laukti kol galesi laimingai ze-
men nusokti. -. 1r Lietuvos
vyriausybe sukele abb k o j a S
ant vienos stulpo.
SPALIQ MENESIO an tr a
diena pradejo Lietuvai labai
svarbu jos istorijos laikotarpl.
Ia diena uzsieniu reikalu mi
nistras Juozas Urbsys atvyko
j Maskva, pakviestas Molotovo
aptarti naujiems klausimams.
Atvyko su baime, bet ir vilti-
mi Skaitytojas ras placiai ap-
rasytus visus Urbsio pasikalbe-
jimus ir gincus SUI Stalinu ir
Molotovu knygoje "Lietuva Ii
ronu Panciuose" (puslapis a.
35). Jie puikiai parodo pilna
Sovietu diplomatijos klastingu-
ma, Sovietq vadovaujanciu as
menu Saline ir dorove.
Stalinas ir Molotovas, gerai
suprasdami kad Lietuvos Wy
riausybe stengsis issisukti is
repliu ir megins nepasiduoti
Kremliaus planui, isanksto pa
sirinko gerai supl NJ uota ir
smulkiai klastomis apipinta ke-
lia. Stalinas, lyg lape toje pa
sakoje, per astuonias dienas
kalbejo kartu su Molotovu Urb-
siui, Wis noredami itikinti jog
siuloma sutartis mesa Lietuvai
laime, apsauga ir draugyste. :.
Abu Sic Kremliaus sukti val
dovai vaidino prizes. Lietuvos
delegacija "nekaltus avinelius" !;
abu saldziais liezuviais musesi
/
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-17

asmenis vadovavusius Lietuvos
uzsieniu politikai, ir pristine
nant visas aplinkybes, lemusias
Lietuvai tokius sunkius metus.
Tuo tarpu mes atsakysime j
tuos klausimus tik keliomis pa
stabomis:
Valdyti reiskia pramatyti. O
pramatyti tegalima tik tada kai
pazysti aplinkybes ir gerai SUI
pranti visus desnius kurie le-
mia politiniu ivykiu ateiti. Nor
maliai uzsieniu reikalq minis
teris is gaunamQ informaciju
megina atspeti tarptautines po-
litikos linkme ir is to daro sau
reikiamas isvadas. Ir Urbsys
elgesi ne kitaip.
Bet jau dideliu pasauliniu po-
litikos vyru buvo atvirai prisi-
pazinta kad paskutinio desimt-
mecio ivykiai neturejo norma
lios eigos ir kad buvo neima-
noma ju pramatyti visu tikslin-
gumu. Ir Churchill nepramate
j ka issivystys Europos ateitis.
nepramate ir Rooseveltas kas
laukia pasauli 1947 metals; ne
pramate ir Hitleris koks bus
Vokietijos veidas, karui pasi-
baigus. -. Negalejo pramaty-
tt ir Urbsys koki kelia isuks
Sovietu politika ir kokios ne
laimes ateis per savitarpines
pagelbos sutarti.
Nepasitiketi Stalinu ir Molo-
tovu nebuvo negalima, mes tue
metu dar netureta daviniu kad
tie du zmones gyvena tik IS
melo ir vadovaujasi tik melu.
Dvidesimties metq Lie t u vo s
santykiai SUI Sovietu Sajunga
niekur nerode kad Sovietai bu-
tu kur mus apgave. Ju pasau-
line politika atrode sazininga,
atvira, be klastos. 0 kai ST.
taip pasitiketa tai kan tada ir
besiruosi. -. Pagaliau dar bu-
ia ir kitu samprotavimu, del
ko Spaliu 10 diena pasirasyta
savitarpines pagelbos sutartis
buvo laikoma viena is mazesniQ
blogybiu kurios anuo metu sto-
VETO prie Lietuvos vartu.
KAIP zMONES otaip ir tau
tos bel valstybes mokosi gwen
damos. Ir Lietuva bus jau ge-
raj pasimokius kas yra Sovie-
tu Sajunga, kokie jos pasauli-
Mai planai, kokiais budais j
siekia viespatauti ir ka reiskia
Stalino, Molotovo~ ar. vi
sinskio zodziai.
.Jei ir kitos valstybes, kurios
savo gala pajegia pasukti
pasaulio vaira, supras Sovietus
tick pat kick Lietuva tai gall
ma butu dar tiketis ateitimi.
Jei ne-tamsuma uzguls ryto-
ju. Lietuva, Latvija, ir Estija,
Lenkija, Rumunija, Bulgaria.
Jugoslavija, Albania ir Ven
griia - visos sios valstybes
tegul tarnauja pamokai pain
ii kas yra bolsevikine Rusija
ir kas yra komunistai.' Nuns
Sovietus pazinti uzteko Spaliu
10 dienos sutarties. -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-17

SPALIQ 10 diena 1899 me-
tais Kremliuje buvo pasirasyta
Lietuvos-Sovietu Sajungos sa-
vitarpines pagalbos sutartis. ia
pasirase Molotovas ir Urbsys
Pasirase po ilgQ derybu. pc
ilgu ir sunkiu aiskinimusi, pc
lvairiQ issisukinejimu, uzsitesiu-
siQ arti desimt dienu. Pati
sutartis buvo CANA trumpa SUI
slaptu priedu. Joje buvo "su-
sitarta" kad Sovietq Sajunga
grazina Lietuvai Vilniaus mie-
sta ir jo sriti, o Lietuva "su-
tinka" isileisti savo zemen att
tinkama skaiciu Sovietu ka-
riuomenes. Slaptame priede bu-
vo nustatyta kad tas skaicius
sieks 10000. Be to, abb salys
sutartimi pasizadejo ateiti vie
ma antrai pagalbon, jei kas tre-
ciasis jas uzpultu. Pasizadejo
gerbti viena antros nepriklau-
somybe ir nesikisti j vi d a u S
reikalus.
Atrodo, kad grazesnes. ir
saziningesnes sutarties net ir
nereikia: Lietuva gavo tokias
dideles garantijas savo neprik-
lausomybei, gavo savo sostine
Vilniq, gavo Maskvos draugis-
kuma. -. W visa tai il leido
Sovietams pasistatyti tik kelio-
lika kareiviniu raudonosios ar
mijos daliniams! Atrodo kad
mokestis - labai nedidelis. Bet
tik atrodo. -. Gi isteisybes
tas mokestis buvo begalo auks-
tas. Istorija nezino jokios XII
tos sutarties kuri butu buvus
tokia brangia kama apmoketa.
Kodel Lietuvos vyriausybe bu-
vo tokia duosni?
SIOJE VIETOJE prizes pora
savaiciu mes raseme kad Vo-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. karas savo po-
litiniais nagais placiai uzgrie-
be ir Lietuva. Hitleris buvo
ypatingai susidomejes Lietuva,
kaip prietilciu jo tolimesniam
verzimuisi Rytus, Sovietis-
kas erdves. Jis norejo kad
Lietuva prisijungtu prie jo su-
manymu, prisidedant prie Len
kijos sunaikinimo. Ribbentro-
pas ragino Lietuvos atstova
Berlyne "aiskinti" Lietuvos Wy
riausybei nauda kuria il lures
stodama Vokietijos pusen. Ir
beveik jis buvo ikalbejes SUI
sigundyti. -. Jau buvo nu-
matytas net pasimatymas Urb-
sio-Ribbentropo. Tiesa, tas pa
simatymas butq ivykes jau po
Lenkijos zlugimo, taciau jis bu-
tu galejes tureti labai reiksmin-
gu pasekmiu tolesnei Lietuvos
uzsienio politikai.
Vokietijos-Sovietu Sajungos
santikiai tue metu taip kloste-
81 kad Lietuvai reikejo pasi-
rinkti katruo keliu kelia u i.
Pasiskelbus neutrali, Lietuvos
vyriausybe megino ant sio ne
utralumo plausto islaikyti Lie
tuvos nepriklausomybe. Gi kai
susibego naujosios Hitlerio-Sta.
limo sienos Lenkijoje, Lietuvos
neutralumo prasme pagrindlnal
pasikeite: atrode kad karas sio-
je Europos dalyje yra baigtas
Xxi tol kol Vokietija susitvar.
kys SUI Anglija-Prancuzija kac
dabar laikinai bus vedamas Ia
bal suktas diplomatinis zaidi'
mas tarp Sovietu ir Vokieciv
If kad reikia tame zaidime sau
gotis perdidelio paslinkimo
viena ar antra puse. Jau ne
be neutralumas Lietuvos Wy
riausybei buvo "gelbstama vir
ve", 0 lygsvara tarp Kremliau'
ir Berlyno. Aisku, toks Lietu
vos uzdavinys pervirsijo josio'
jegas, ir kai tik ryskiau iskilt
Vokietijos ir Sovietq Sajungo'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-17

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