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Evening star., 1947-01-24
Mrs. Tr1t1uan's Calendar

at the White House that evening,
and earlier will be entertained at a
small dinner party to be given by
the President and Mrs. Truman.
The wives of delegates who will
be here next week for a conference
of business paper editors will be
received by Mrs. Truman at noon
Monday.
The Presidents wife will attend a
luncheon for members only at the
Woman's National Democratic Club
on February 8, and on February 6
will attend the National Symphony
Orchestra campaign luncheon at the
Mayfiower Hotel. She also will at
tend commemorative services for
the late DR.. L. S. Rowe to be held
on February at the Pan American
Union.
Mrs. Truman, who was hostess at
two teas at the White House yeSter-
day afternoon, will entertain at a
similar series on February 6.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Nelson's Receire
after Ceremony
.AtCOurtbOHse

Judge and Mrs. George D. Nelson
were hosts at an impromptu recep-
ton yesterday in the judges cham
bers after the former had been
sworn in as judge of the Municipal
Court for term OF 10 years.
Judge Nelson had completed his
first term of six years, and leglSla-
ton has changed the term of office
to 10 years.
Supreme Court Justice Harold H.
Burton, who administered the oath
of office, received the guests with
Judge and Mrs. Nelson. The latter
wore an Adrian gown of black silk
fashioned with a low square neck
line and draped skirt. Her hat was
black velvet sailor trimmed with
satin loops and veil, and she wore
a pearl choker, diamond earrings,
silver fox stole and purple orchids.
Highlight of the ceremony, which
occurred at o'clock, was a tele-
phone call from Mrs. Nelson's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Daniel Ba-
log. from Moscow, Soviet Union,
congratulating the judge on his new
appointment.
The ceremony originally was
planned to take place in the judges
chambers, but so many guests ar
rived that it became necessary to
administer the oath in the Munich
pal Court, where several hundred
persons were present.
Among those at the ceremony and
the informal reception in the judges
flower-filed chambers were the Mic
araguan Ambassador. DR.. Guillermo
Sevilla Sacasa; the Panamian Am
bassador, DR.. j. j. Vallarino; the
Guatemalan Ambassador and Senor
de Garcia Granados, the Yugoslav
Ambassador, Mr.. Sava N. Kosanovic,
with his official hostess, DR.. Mica
Trbojevic; the South African Min
lister, Mr. Harry T. Andrews; the
Finnish Minister and Nine. Jutila,
the Mexican Minister and Sonora de
la Colina, the Minister Counselor of
the Cuban Embassy, Senor Carlos
Blanco; the Peruvian Ambassador
to the Pan American Union, DR..
Juan Batista Lavalle, and the Co.
lombian Ambassador to the Union,
DR.. Antonio Rocha.
Other guests were Attorney Gen.
eral Tom Clark, Secretary to the
Minority of the Senate, Mr., Leslie
Biffle; Fleet Admiral William D.
Leahv; Senator Carl A. Hatch,
Senator Ebert D. Thomas, Senator
Theodore Francis Green, Repre-
sentative John l.. Mcmillan, Repre-
sentative Everett M. Dirksen, Mr.,
and Mrs. Andrew Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis M. Tompkins, MIR. Ed
ward F. McGinnis, Mr.. William E..
Leahy, Mr.. William P. MacCracken,
Mr.. Lyle F. O'Rourke and Mr.,
George Maurice Morris.
Evening star., 1947-01-24

offered a short program of beauti-
fully executed music which the
President obviously enjoyed. He
came to Washington especially tc
play at this party.
Around II o'clock Sidney's Or
chestra took the Marine Bands
place and the dancing began. Miss
Margaret Truman, Mr.. and Mrs
Alec Templeton and Mr.. Stanley
North arrived about this time from
Constitution Hall, where Miss Tru-
man had attended the recital given
by the famous pianist.
The entire feminine bloc in the
House of Representatives was there
Seated with different friends were
Representative Edith Nourse Rogers
Representative Frances P. Bolton
Representative Katherine st. George
Representative Georgia Lusk, Rep
resentative Mary T. Norton and
Representative Margaret Chase
Smith. Associate Justice Stanley
Reed and Associate Justice and Mrs
Harold Burton were also present
and Senator and Mrs. Homer Fergu-
son, Senator Irving Ives, Senator
and Mrs. George Malone, Assistant
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Ed
ward H. Foley, jr.; the director Of
the Mint, Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross
and the Undersecretary of Labor
Mr.. Keen Johnson, and his sister
Miss Christine johnson.
Also enjoying the party were Mrs
George Mesta, who arrived with for
mer Senator Henry F. Ashurst and
Col. Don Lowry: Mrs. Arthur H
Vandenberg, the Irish Minister and
Mrs. Robert Brennan, Representa-
tive and Mrs. John Kee, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Lansdale Sasscer, Rep
resentative w. j. B. Dorm and Rep
resentative and Mrs. John l.. Nc
MILAN.
The largest cocktail party pre-
ceding the reception was a joint
affair given by Miss Irenee Juneau
Mrs. John T. StockWell and Mr.
Julius Rappaport. Among their
guests were the Ambassador OF Pan
anna and Sonora de Vallarino, Sen
ator and Mrs. Alexander Wiley, the
Ambassador of Honduras and
Sonora de Caceres, DR.. and Mrs
John R. Steelman, Senator Arthur
Capper, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gard
ner. MI. and Mrs. Walter Maloney,
Col. and Mrs NJ Robert Guggen-
helm, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph BuQuor,
MI. Thomas P. Morgan, jr., and Mr..
and Mrs. Ambrose Michael Nc
Namara.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Dinner Hosts

The Chairman of the F. A. O..
Preparatory Commission on World
Food Proposals and Lady Bruce
were hosts at a dinner last evening
in the Queen Elizabeth room of the
Raleigh Hotel.
Their guests were DR.. and Mrs.
Oscar Zaglitz. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Thompson -McCausland, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. L. Yates, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N.
Duckham, Miss Sterling and Mr.. E.
M H IiOVd.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
London Woman
Gives Talk Before
Garden Group
Bv Ruth Dean

~
It is up to each of us as individ-
uals to assume the responsibility OF
building lasting peace, Mrs
Charles Russell of London, a men,
ber of the Executive Committee OF
the Associated Countrywomen Of
the World, declared yesterday.
Addressing a luncheon meeting OF
the Capitol Division, Women's Farm
and Garden Association, Mrs. Rus
sell, who is also an officer in the
National Federation of Women's
Institutes of England and Wales
told the group there is no doubt
that today we must, as world citi-
zens, strive to come together"
The setting up of human relation
ships is important toward building
the peace, she said. Women are
good at achieving good relations in
bringing up their families, and SC
should be able to bring about good
world relations, Mrs. Russell said
THE world is sick for the lack OF
women's point of view," the
speaker went on. At no time has
there been more of need than now
for their understanding and ideas
Women can begin their work to-
word peace in the home, for it is in
the home that the seeds of war are
sown," she stressed, ''or where the
seeds of peace can be as easily sown
through instilling children with a
fair sense of values and attitudes OF
mind free from ignorance and
prejudice
The four freedoms carry with
them four responsibilities, Mrs. Rus
sell declared. Freedom of speech
carries with it the responsibility OF
thinking before speaking. If we
want U. N. to work, we must adopt a
more constructive attitude toward
world problems and seek out the
things on which we agree rather
than disagree"
I'VE cannot enjoy freedom from
want if others are in want" the
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Variety Of Parties Yesterday
ON DibL0matic Calendar

The party had definite purpose
Col. Ragab went on the Bikinl tests
and he took movies of the trip. He
showed those last night to his
guests, among which were some OF
the people in this area who went
on the test, too.
Mrs. w. H. P. Blandy, wife OF
Admiral Blandy who was in charge
of the atom bomb test, was there
as were Mrs. William Parsons, the
Naval Attache of the Australian
Embassy and Mrs. Spurgeon. the
Egyptian Ambassador and Nine
Hassan, the Egyptian Minister, Mr.
Anis Aver: the Egyptian Minister
and Nine Fawzi Col. Mohamed Bey
Abdel Hahn Khalifa, Air Attache
of the Egyptian Embassy, and 1t
Col. Hassan Akef, aide to His Ma
jesty, the King of Egypt.
Those who were on the trip who
attended last evening, some accom-
panied by their wives, were Capt
H. w. Black, DR.. and Mrs. Paul
Goldstoff, Senator and Mrs. Bourke
Hickenlooper, Maj. Gen. and Mrs
McAuliffe, Capt. John Lansing CAL
Ian, Representative Walter Andrews
Capt. ard Mrs. Ammon, the former
was commanding officer Of the
Panamint; the former commanding
officer OF the Saratoga and Mrs
Stanhope Ring, Comdr. and Mrs
Ravell and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rubey.
Thors Entertain
The Icelandic Minister and Mrs
Thor Thors were hosts to II at din
ner in their Massachusetts, avenue
home last evening.
The guests were the Norwegian
Ambassador and Mrs. Munthe dc
Morgenstierne the Swedish Minister
and Nine. Ericsson, the Finnish
Minister and Nine. Jutila, the Coun-
selor of the Swedish Legation and
Nine. de Aminoff, Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh S. Cummings, he is with the
State Department, and Mr.. and Mrs
w. c. Trimble Mr.. Trimble has
been appointed Charge d'Affaires OF
the American Legation in ReykJavlk
Iceland, and will be leaving the end
of this month.
Evening star., 1947-01-24

speaker continued, 'for if the rest
of the world is not freed from want,
we will not have peace. Food is the
life line to reconstruction"
Mrs. Russell pointed out how
interest in rural women's organiza-
tions has grown to international
proportions and said she has had
INQUIRIES from 80 different coun-
tries asking how to set up rural
organizations.
Mrs. Robert D. Maltby, president,
presided. The speaker was intro
duced by Miss Grace E. Frysinger
chairman OF the clubs international
Co-operation Committee.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
CAR Group to Meet

The Mount Vernon Society, Chill
dren of the American Revolution,
will meet at 8 pm. Sunday at the
home of Mrs. James w. Butler,
senior president, at 1877 Rittenhouse
street NV.
DR.. Don S. Knowlton, guest
speaker, will tell of his experiences
in the Pacific, where he served as
brigadier-general with the Marines.
Mrs. Ray E. Brown, senior state
president and Miss Frances Spruce,
Junior state president, will be pres
ent.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Sb0nsOr PIav

Members of the British Embassy
staff and the various British Mis-
sions in Washington are sponsor
ing the performance of Henry W
to be given at the Little Theater
Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The entire audience has been in
vited and the company will number
about 300.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Ne1V Enp0v Here

The newly appointed Polish Am
bassador to the United States, Mr..
Josef Winiewicz. will arrive in
Washington today from New York.
He and Mrs. Winiewicz landed in
New York yesterday.
Colombia will soon try out its ver-
sion of the Tennessee Valley Au-
thority
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Partp Precedes Trib

Mrs. David Fernsler will entertain
at luncheon Tuesday at the Statler,
in compliment to Mrs. Bon Geaslln
and Mrs. H. T. Bisselle, who will
leave next month on cruise to
China.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-31
ZYDQ R ARABU
KOVOS PLINTA

Palestinoje zydu ir Ara
bu kovos pleciasi, nors dar
neprieita atviro karo.
Haifa mieste prie vienos
aliejaus valyklos susikovi-
me Gruodzio 30 uzmusta AZ
ir 60 suzeista. Zydai ten
uzatakavo Arabus, vaziuo-
dami greitu automobiliu ir
mesdami bombas j Arabus
aliejaus dirbtuveje.
Likusieii Arabai uzata-
kavo ten pat dirbusius zy-
dus darbininkus ir ziauriai
JUGS sumuse, kitus nuzude.
Pc Haifa uzpuolimo SUI
erzinti Arabai griebesi XII
tur zydus musti. Zydu is
musta Sc, ArabQ zuvo II.
Sausio l, LAVAL su 1000
Zydu atkeliavusiu j Palesti-
ma prasiverze pro Britu
sargybas ir j kranta spejo
pabegti keli simtai atveztu
is Europos zydu. Veliau
kiti zydai buvo sugaudyti
ir isvezti j Kypro sala.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-31
is LIETUVIQ UKI-
NINkQ ATIMTA
MASINOS IR
ARKLIAI

Rusams sugriovus ir apple
sus sauniai klestejusi laisva
Lietuvos zemes uki ir isnaiki-
nus masses darbsciu LietuviQ
ukininku, SUI is Rusijos atve-
zamais kolonistais kartu iveda-
mi ir bada nesanti pragaistin-
gi kolhozai. Daug kur SUI d.
deliu komunistiniu svaiciojimu
ir pagyru truksmu isteigta taip
vadinamos "Masinu traktoriu
stotys (MTS) ir "MasinQ-ark-
liu nuomojimo punktai" (MA
NP).
! MTS sugabenta be jokio
atlyginimo is Lietuviu ukinin-
ku atimtos ukio masinos, gi
punktus suvaryti pagrobti uki-
ninku arkliai.
Neteke arkliu ir ukio masi-
nu ukininkai atsidure dideleje
vargo ir bado nelaimeje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-31
Ba|tieciai yra Darbstus, Pavyzdin9i
1remtiniai
AMERIkIETIS L LAIKRASTININkA AS
APRASO SAVO PATYRIMUS

rankdarbiu. Jaunimas ry-
tais lanko mokyklas, O pc
pietu lanko amatu mokyk-
las vadovaujamas DIP. eks-
pertQ. Visi pasilyze prasi-
lavinti kokio noHs amato ir
pasiruosti naujaf1 naudin-
gam gyvenimui bent kokio-
je salyje kuri sutiks juos
priimti.
"Visu tremtinin tarpe ir
Austrijoje ir Vokietijoje
matosi didelis pasiryzimas
dirbti, neziurintl nepalan-
kin tam salygu. Vieni tu-
ri reguliarius darbus, o XII
tt eina ivairias sargybas ir
patarnavimo pareigas".
Toliau Bingham apsako
kaip tie zmones pateko j
V,okietija, didumpje naciu
atvaryti, ir kad dabar jQ
tarpe siaucia ligbs del la
bal menko maist@.
.Latviu Selma fs panau-
doja tik pavyzdziu, Baltus
jis laiko pavyzfngais II
darbsciais zmonefnis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-31

|, Barry Bingham, Ameri-
! kietis .laikrastininkas, pre-
zidentas Louisville Times
ir Courier-Journal laikras-
ciu bendroves, patieke pla-
tesnei Americas spaudai
savo penkiu savaiciu vazi-
nejino po Austria ir Vo-
kietija patyrimus apie pa
begeliQ tremtiniu gyveni-
ma dabar.
Kadangi jis yra is pieti-
niu valstiju teritorijos, is
Kentucky, kur Amerikie-
ciai yra daugiau nusistate
prizes isileidima j sia Sail
kitty zmoniu, sio laikrasti-
ninko tikras ir teisingas
perstatymas tremtiniu gy-
venimo ir bukles labai ver-
tinamas. Bingham karo lai-
kotarpiu tarnavo karo lai-
.vyne Admirolo Stark stabe.
Jis raso:
"Vokietijoje ir Austrijo-
je randasi apie $4,000 is
vietintu zmoniu, kadangi
negali gryzti j savo namus
del religiniu ar politiniu
persekiojimu. Sovietai rel
kalavo kad jie butu varu
grazinti. Amerika ir va
karu sajungininkai atsisa-
ke JUGS grazinti.
"Apie 10000 DPS is
Latvijos, Lietuvos ir Esti-
jos neturi tevyniu kur cry
zti, mes U.S.S.R. jas uzgro-
be visiskai. Sic zmones,
kurie turi anti komunisti-
MUS nusistatymus, jaucia
ten ju laukia salto Sibiro
ledai.
"Vienoje stovykloje ne
toll Municho Latviu Selma
is penkiu ir septyniu kitu
D. P. gyvena viename KAN
baryje senuose VokieciQ
kareivinese. sioje nedrau-
gingoje vietoje be tevynes
atsidure Latviai ikure savo
kaimo gyvenima, su moky-
klomis, baznyciomis, klini-
ka, skalbyklomis ir dirbtu-
vents. Viskas operuojama
paciu tremtiniu, kaip ir vi
sose stovyklose. Privatis-
kumo jokio negalima ture-
ii tuose perpildytuose kam-
bariuose, taciau jQ. gr!indyss
uzlaikomos svariai ir ant
langu uzkabineta langines.
"Siai Latviu seinai pro
ga istrukti is sio keisto pa
sa1lio ir pradeti kitOki gy-
venina Amerikoje yra la.
bal menka, kadangi Latviv
tremtiniu yra 1900, 0 mu.
su kvota j Amerika jiems
nustatyta tik 261 metuose:
"Vienatine proga liko til
|ka padarys Kongresas lei
dimui didesniu skaiciu. vi
su tremtiniu gyvenimas j.
; stovyklose tik ir remias
! ia viena viltimi, po pustre
ciu metu bergzdzio laukim
nuo karo pabaigos.
"Pats zymiausias pobu
dis siose tremtiniu bend
J ruomenese yra tai darbin
: gumo dvasia. Cia rasi la
: bal daug menisku isdirbl
niu is odos, medic ir me
talo, ir puikiu moterisk
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-31
KONGRESAS VEL
SUSIRENkA

Sausio 6 susirinks U. S.
Kongresas reguliariam po-
sedziavimui. Jam teks is
spresti pasaulio taikos rel
kalai, ekonominis tvirtimas
ir taksai mamie, taipgi ko-
kie darbai seks isrinkus
nauja prezidenta.
80-tas Kongresas turi su-
sidejusiu darby tick daug
kad vargu al pajiegs nors
svarbiausius ju apdirbti,
pirm negu prasides nomi-
naciju balsavimai ir Kon-
greso nariai vel prades is
vazineti j namus savo poll
tikos reikalais.
Visu reikalu vyriausias
dabar yra pravedimas ar
atmetimas Marshallo pla-
no, nuo ko priklausys Eu-
ropos isgelbejimas nuo ko-
Administracija pareiske,
jeigu Europos gelbejimo II
remimo planas nebus pra-
vestas, kuris palyginamai
nebrangiai atsieina, Ameri-
kai kitas karas gall kastuo-
ii daug brangiau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-31

perdaug. Rezultate is 18 Area
Team IL uzdaro, lieka Z. Ia
ciau atleidziami valdininkai ne
nusimena: jie, ismesti per du-
ris, stengiasi sulysti atgal per
langus, t. y. j kick mazesnes
tarnybas, kad tik jas nepa-
kliutu patys DIP.
Teko patirti kad IRO vier
tik administracijai isleidzia Is
milijonu dolariu, o tremtini(
selpimui "a milijonus. Vadi
nasi, administracija sueda per
daug lesu.
X. Pelekis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-31
GRAIkAI TRIUSkI-
MA RAUDONUO-
SIUS BANDITUS

Graikijos armija prane=
sa sutriuskinus komunistu
gaujas musyje prie Konica
miestelio, kuri per keleta
dienu raudonosios banditu
gaujos buvo apgulusios.
Tai yra pirmi vaisiai ko-
kiu sulauke komunistu pa
skelbta ''Graikijos vyriau-
sybe":: gavo gerai supliek-
ii, pranesimas sake.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-31
TREMTINIQ GYVE-
NIMO ZINIOS
TREMTINIAI PRIZES
NAUJUS SKRYNINGUS

sluo metu DIP stovyklose
pradedami nauji skryningai-si.
JoJimai, kuriuos vykdo PCIRO
organizacija. Jq tikslas - is
mesti dideli DIP skaiciu is sto-
vyklQ ir tue sumazinti IRO is
laidas. Tremtiniai yra nusi-
state prizes tokia IRo akcija ir
daugelyje vietu atsisako eiti
skryningus.
Daugelis stovyklu siuo rel
kalu iteike memorandumus ka-
rinei valdziai. Memorandumuo-
Sc pazymima kad DIP nepasiti-
XII daugeliu IRO organizacijos
valdininku (laiko JUGS komu-
nistais) ir bio kad Sic davi-
Mai nebutQ panaudojami prizes
tremtiniq gimines Paba | til o
krastuose. Toliau rasoma, jei
toks skryningas reikal i n g a S
emigracijos reikalams tai tegu
juos ir vykdo tie krastai kurie
sutinka isileisti tremtinius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-31

Streiku 1947 Metals
buvo Zymiai Maziau

OuVO Zymldl MdZlau
Streiku skaicius ir streika-
vusiu darbininku eiles 1947 m.
buvo zymai mazesnes negu bu-
vo 1916 metals, kaip parodo
surinktos zinios.
1947 metals darbu sulaiky-
mQ streikavimais buvo 525 -
prizes 1859 1916 metals.
1947 metals streikuose. buvo
ivelta tik 10000 darbininku.
prizes 1,098,0OO 1916 metals.
Pernai suaikvota 4,5OO,OOO
darbo dienu (imant per visus
streikavusius darbininkus). O
1916 metals - net 16,O8O,OOO
darbo dienQ.
Kokia priezastis nebutu, to-
kis zymus streiku sumazeji-
mas yra sveikas saliai zenklas.
Jis nesmagus tik Maskvai, ku-
ri tikejosi kad Amerikos dar-
bininkai pramustgalviskai pies
streikavima Xxi prieis prie re-
voliucijos.
Gal streiku sumazejime turf
daug reiksmes naujai ivestas
Taft-Hartley darbo istatymas,
kuri taip neapkente ir komuni-
stat ir uniju vadai, bet darbi-
ninkai buvo patenkinti.
Daug streiku buvo sutaikyta
naujos valdzios darbo komisi-
jos pastangomis, pasiremiant
darbo istatyrhu.
Ta komisija naudoja nau-
ja pagerinima, tai kad darbda-
viz pasiulytos salygos butu lei
sta patterns darbininkams nu-
balsuoti, nors tas salygas uni
ju vadai atmeta. Xxi Siol dau-
giausia ir kenke tas kad darbi-
ninkai neturedavo balso savo
reikalu sprendime, uniju va
dai uzsispyre tesdavo streikus
ilgiausia, padarant darbinin-
kams didelius nuostolius. Uni
ju virsininku algos vistiek eina
ar darbininkai streikuoja ar
dirba.
Is bandytu tokiu balsavimu
Xxi siolei is 148 atsitikimu dar-
bininkai sutiko priimti puse tu
salygu, reiskia darbininkai ne
visada pritaria uniju vadu uz-
sikirtimams streikuoti.
GENEDAL Electric Co. pa
siryzo lauzyti aukstu kainu
tvirtove, paskelbdama kad su
Sausio l, atpigina visu savo
namams reikalingu padargu
kainas nuo 3 Xxi 10 nuosimciu,
kas paliecia apie 40 nuos. viso
tos kompanijos biznio.
Tuo budu 81 kompanija atsi-
sake nuo apie $50 milijonu pei
nu kuriuos gautu uz parduoda-
mus savo isdirbinius 1948 me-
tais sena kama. Tick sutau-
pys bendrai INFANT pirkejai vi
SOLE salyje wien tik pasinaudo-
dami C. E. produktais.
Reikia tiketis ta paseks ir
kitos elektrisku padargu isdir-
i bystes.
Didesnio piginimo kompani-
ia sake negali daryti del dar-
bininku algu aukstumo.
DEGTINES gamyba valdzios
isakymu taupyti grudus, suma-
zinama ir toliau. Grudq SUI
! naudojimas degtinei apriboja-
mas 2,450,00O tony Xxi Vasario
l dienai.
Kai 1947 metals degtines ga
myba salyje buvo pasiekus sa-
vo auksciausio laipsnio, Sausio
menesi degtinei buvo sunaudo-
ia 8,584,18O tony grudq.
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AMERIKOS valdzia p

AMEKlkOS ValdZla pa
dare persergejima Balkanu
salims esancioms Rusljos
kontroleje, kad pripazini-
mas is ju puses Graikq ko-
munistq paskelbtos "lais-
vos Graikijos valstybes''
bus sulauzymas U. N. tai
sykliu ir sudarys rintas
implikacijas, kuriu Amerl-
ka nepakesianti.
Bet Maskva Zinc kad Xxi
siol visi Americas perser-
gejimai liko tik tusti 70
|dziai. Ka jie. reiskia?
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1947 metq begyje darbus
gavo suvirs 100000 antro
pasaulinio karo veteranu,
Dabartiniu laiku apie 9
is 10 veteranQ jau turi sau
pelningus darbus.
Oar apie 100000 vete.
ranu reikalinga aprupintl
darbais.
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AMERIKA rengia

AMERIKA rengia nau-
jus atominiu ginklu ban
dymus Pacifike, Sausio m
Sic bandymai bus slapti.
Atominiai ginklai iksio
zymiai patobulejo ir ban
dymai national bus daro'
ma naujausiais istobulin
tais dalykais.
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ITALIJOS buves senis
karalius Vittorio Emanue-
lie III, sulaukes 78 metu
amziaus, Gruodzio 28 mire
Egipte, kur jis gyveno pc
karo.
Italia buvo pavesta jo
sunui, bet republikonu rel
kalavimai priverte ir sunu
pasiSalinti is saVO zemes.
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ITALIA su Sausio l d.
oficialiai tapo respublika,
ka daugelis zmoniu iskil-
1ningai atzymejo.
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UNRRA ISDAVE SOVIETAMS
TREMTINIU SARASUS


Didelio susijaudinimo trem-
tiniQ tarpe sukele zinia kai pa
aiskejo faktas kad UNRRA is
taiga savo laiku visus tremti-
niu sarasus ir kitas svarbias
asmenines zinias isdave sovie-
tu istaigoms. Aisku kad del
sito fakto daugeliui Baltijos
krastuose likusiu ginning teks
nukeliauti j Sibiro kankinimo
vietas.
Tremtiniai klau ia: Ponai
Amerikieciai ir Anglai, jeigu
JUS patys kratotes bolsevikais
tai kodel mus taip labai jais
apleidote!
Savaime aisku kad ir naujo
skryningo prireike ne kan XII
tam kaip tik bolsevikams. Ka-
da gi bus, pagaliau, padaryta
pabaiga sauvalei kuria vykdo
bolseviku agentai sededami lR
O organizacijoje?
PATYS ALQ, MIDU GERlA-
Gruodzio 3 d. Heidelberge
susauke tremtiniu spaudos at
Stow suvaziavima. Kai kurie
tremtiniu laikrasciu redakto-
rial, jieskodami nakvynes, nu-
vyko j viena IRO laikoma vies-
butt, kur JUGS valdininkas, per
apsirikima, palaike lRO tar
nautojais. Juos ir vaisino taip
kaip tos organizacijos valdi-
ninkus. DIP atstovai nustebo
jiems teikamu valgiu gausumu,
ivairumu, prabangiskumu, IL
noma, palyginus su tais ka val
go IRO globojami vargsai DP.
Apsirikimas buvo greitai is
aiskintas ir laikrastininkams
ilgai neteko tomis gerybemls
naudotis. Viena tik aisku kad
PCIRO aukstieji valdininkal
minta is tu sunny kurias Ame-
rikos ir kitty krastu mokesclq
moketojai sudeda vargsams ne
laimingiems tremtiniams selp-
ii. Visi jie gyvena gerai, net
perdaug gerai. Tuo tarpu ~
selpiamieji badauja. Gi patys
tremtiniai j aukstesnes lRC
vietas neileidziami.
Reiketu 81 dalyka sutvarky
ii taip kad butq pasalinta t.
didziule IRO komunistine-blu
rokratine klika, kuri sueda al
dele dali lesu. JOS vietoje vi
sada atsiras zmoniu IS pacl'
DIP tarpo, mokytu asmenu, ku
rie dirbs savo tautiecip labu
dykai.
IsMETO PER DURIS, SULEN
IA PER LANGUS.
siuo metu yra perziurlma
RO tarnautojq skaicius. Ne
patterns perziuretojams pas
dare aisku kad IRO tarnautoJ
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AUDRA praslave Loui-
siana valstija Nauju metu
dienoje, uzmusta apie 10
zmoniu, apie 100 suzeista.
Sunaikinta vienas mleste-
lis, kiti apgadinti.