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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28
MOLOTOVO SENA
GIESME LONDONO
TARYBOSE

Londone prasidejus Ke-
turin DidziQju konferenci-
jai sudarymui taikos su
Vokietija ir Austria, atvy-
kes i ta konferencija sovie-
tq Molotovas pradejo dai-
nuoti ta pacia DANA kaip
If Visinskis New Yorke u.
N. konferencijoje: il G oj e
savo kalboje jis droze kal-
tinimus Amerikai uz jos
"imperialistinius" siekimus
ir ruosima trecio pasauli-
no karo. Maskva taip vel
kia sulyg savo plano: kali
tinti Amerika visur tiesiai
j axis, zinant kad Amerika
del to is konferenciju nepa-
sisalins. Tada gi komunis-
tai per visa pasauli ir savo
valdomose salyse paskelbia
kuoplaciausia kad va Ame-
rika tikrai turi uzsimojima
"pasauli pavergti".
U. S. Valstybes Sekreto-
rius Marshall, isklauses tos
Molotovo dainos, pareiske:
'"Neziurint ka jis sake, as
esu isitikines kad sovietu
delegates pats netiki tam
ka jis nori pasakyti". Ia
da Marshall pridejo: "Mes-
kim tuos isivaizdavimus ir
imkimes darbo."
Varzytine kilo uz tai ku-
rial pirmiau taika gaminti,
Marshall stovejo uz emima
pirmiau Austrijos klausi-
mo, Molotovas varesi uz
svarstyma pi1miau Vokie-
tijos taikos.
Amerika, Prancuzija il
Britannia pareiske sudarys
savo trijq sutarti jeigu So
vietai nekooperuos.
Visi jie sutinka kad rel
kalinga centraline Vokieti-
jos vyriausybe, taciau Mas
kva turf savotiskus planus
pavergti visa Vokietlja ko.
munistu tvarkai. Britq at
stovas Bevin padare per.
sergejima kad tokia cen
traline valdzia negales bu'
tt nei keno pastumdele, ne
persimesti j diktaturine.
Tarp kitu klausimu Vo
kietijos atzvilgiu iskilo il
Lenkijos sienQ klausimas
Molotovas sake, Lenkija
priskirta rytine Vokietij;
Xxi Odero ir Neisse upi,
turi taip ir pasilikti. Mat
Maskva nesisavina tos da
lies, nors il Waldo. Lenki
jos vardu tiki atplesti tiel
1 Vokietijos nuo kuriamo
naujos Vokieciu valstybes
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28
Is u. S. KarO Laivyn0

Is U. S. Karo Laivyno
DEPARTMENT. pasalinta 22
tarnautojai kurie pasirode
nera pakankamai istikimi.
Tai yra pasekme komunis-
tu medziojimo valdzios u.s.
taigose. Karo metu, ivai-
riomis protekcijomis paties
Roosevelto ir kitu, j laivy-
no departments ir kitur
buvo priimta daug komu-
nistu ar komunistuojanciQ
gaivalQ. Dabar ju prasali-
nimui uztenka tik parodyti
kad tas ir tas buvo komu-
nistas ar ju remejas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28

Is Amerikos ir Britu 70
nu Vokietijoj sutinka sius-
ii sovietams reikalinga ge-
lezi ir pliena mainais uz
zenes ukio produktus ku-
riu Rusai turi rytineje Vo-
kietijoje. Tai Wis sovietu
sugabumas is AmerikieciQ
isgauti sau reikalinga pile
na if gelezi, ginklavimuisl
prizes pacia Amerika.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28

LONDONE, pereita sa-
waite, per karaliaus duk-
ters vestuves ziuretoju mi
MOS buvo tokios dideles
uzpildziusios visas gatves
ir namus kuriose gatvese
turejo pravaziuoti vestuvir
dalyviai, kad susigrudime
keli tukstanciai zmoniu bu.
vo suzeisti, porai tukstan.
ciu reikejo suteikti pirma
pagalba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28
KOMJAUNUOLIAI RASEI-
VOS NIEKO NEPARASO

Spaliu 1 komjaunuoliai ir
Rusq apmokami ''rasytojai''
Vilniuje dare susirinkima. Jo
metu paaiskejo kad nors II
daug Rusai papirkimams ski
ria pinigo bel teikia ypatings
NKVD, ir komportijos globa
Wis delto visu komjaunuoliniQ
raseivu apysaku ir noveliQ stu
zetai is dabartinio socialistinie
gyvenimo yra silpnai pagrlsti
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28
NEPAVYKO FILMA APIE
IsDAVIKA CVIRKA

Vienas didziausiu ir arogan-
tiskiausiu Nepriklausmos Lie
tuvos isdaviku, taip pat pigiai
Rusu cekistinio agento Kaune
Pozdniakovo degtine, Rusu tx
ra ir keliais cervoncais nupir-
ktas, dabar norma salia kitu
isdavikQ: Salomejos Neries,
Liudo Giros bel Zarasq zydes
komjaunuoles Melnik visair
'iamzinti". Isdaviko Cvirkos
garbei kurta "kronikine doku-
mentine filma.v Taciau is tc
neisejo ir kaip raso Vilniaus
Rusiskas, ''Literatura ir Me.
mas" (Nr.37. Spalip 3d. fill.
mole yra daug "diktorinio tex.
sto ir sceharijaus klaidu."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28
RENCIA TAKOS ME.
TO PASKOLA

U. S. lido Departments
planuoja pravesti milzinis-
ka pasko1os vaju, nauju bo-
NJ pardavimu. Tie pinigai
bus reikalingi gelbeti Eu-
ropai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28
ARABU atstovai United

-
Nations konferencijoje pa
reiske kad milijonu zydQ
gyvastys atsidurs >pavojuje
jeigu United Nations i'm
sis Palestinos padalinimo
Zydams ir Arabams.
Arabai tikrina kad prizes
zydus ten kills didziausios
riauses ir ju daugybe zus.
Rytu Sally Mohamet 0 n a
rems Palestinos Arabu ka-
ra prizes zydus, kuriu zudy,
ne paplis ir kitur, ne tiktal
Palestinoje, Arabai sake.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28

Amerikoje vel rengiama
TELEGRAPH darbininku strei-
kas, kuris numatyta prade
ii apie Gruodzio 4. Valdzia
deda pastangas prie strei-
kO neprileisti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28
CUB. DEWEY

PREF. Trufnanui kad Sis
linkes palikti Kinija komu-
nistu malonei. Prezidentas
rupinasi gelbejimu Euro
pos nuo komunistQ, 0 KIM
ia stumia j komunistu ma
gus. Kinijai reikalinga ir-
gi skubi pagalba, sake De-
Wey.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28

DARBAI sioje salyje Spaliu
menesl buvo pasieke auksciau-
$40 laipsnio pokariniu laikotar-
piu ir neisrodo jokiu zymiu su-
mazejimQ darbingumo, prane-
sa Darbo Statistiku Biuras.
lndustrijose Spaliu menesi
dirbo 43,250,OO0 darbininku-
100000 daugiau negu menuo
pirmiau.
lsviso, imant ukes ir darbo
vietas kur patys dirba, Spaliu
menesi sudare 59,2OO,OOO dir
banciu. Bedarbiais buvo dar
uzsirasiusiu 100000.
Plieno gamyba per Spaliu
menesi pasieke aukciausios ga
mybos taikos metu, pagamin-
DANA virs 100000 tonu.
AUTOMOBILIU isdirbi m
pereita savaite sioje salyje ir
Kanadoje taip pat virsijo vi
sus gamybos kiekius, kai buvo
viena savaite padaryta 111,228
automobiliai ir trokai.
SAUSIO menesiO eksportui
grudQ Europos selpimui, Ame-
rikos valdzia yra numacius ar
tt 36 milijonu buseliu. Tai bus
du milijonai buseliu daugiau
negu numatyta issiusti Gruo-
dzio menesi.
Taciau, tai Wis sake nebus
pakankama, turint mintyje kad
Xxi Birzelio 1948 metu reika-
linga bus Europai duoti 570,-
100000 buseliu grudu.
Valdzia dabar. turf isvezimui
j Europa 9O,OOO,OOO sv. kiau-
siniu, 2,454,OO0 buseliu bulviu,
$4,000 buseliu saldziuju bull
viu ir $4,000 tonu pynacu. Be
to, turf numacius supirkti 120,-
900 tonu dziovintu vaisiu.
ANDERSON, Agrikultu ros
Sekretorius, ragina Kongresa
suteikti vyriausybei "placias
teises" supirkti maista uzsie-
niuose ir ta maista gabenti
Europa karo nukentejusiu sa-
liu zmoniu maitinimui.
KANADA ivedus suvarzyma
importo, atsigriebimui finansi-
skai, ten sulaikyta ivezimas
is u. S. A. kuo ne visokiu
plieno produktu, tarp ju ir ge-
lezinkeliu begiQ, elektrisku ma
mans padargQ, tam tikru lei
diniu, saldainiu, kramtomo gu
mo. Daug visu kitty dalyku uz-
drausta importuoti, tikslu tau
pyti savo dolarius.
LAIKRAsCIAI sioje salyje
symet leidzia net $170 milijo-
nu savo istaigu pagerinimams
ir nauju spausdinamu masinu
ir kitty padargu irengimui. Tai
yra didziausias modernizavimo
darbas laikrasciu ir spaudos
industrijoje nuo 1929 metu.
BOSTON, Mass. - RytiniQ
valstiju audimo industries c.
II. O. vadai pakele reikalavima
moketi daugiau algu 100000
vatos ir rayon audinese ir prie
to pridejo dar $4,000 darbinin-
ku dirbanciu vilnonese.
Reikalaujama pakelti algas
Is nuos. pradedant Sausio l.
|
| sIOJE sALYJE, nuo telefo-
NO isradimo 1875 metals, buvo
padaryta suvirs $4,000 paski-
ru lsradimu kurie prisidejo
prize pagerinimo telefono Xxi to
koks jis siadien yra.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28
IS EUROPOS

IS EUROPOS atplauke
kitas laivas su Americas
kariu lavonais. Parvezta 81
karta 4,212. Tai yra Wis tp
kariu lavonai kuriu gi1ni-
mes pageidauja kad butu
parvezti j sia Sail.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28
GEN. MEYERS.

GEN. MEYERS, bu v e S
karo metu reikmenu supir-
kimo dalyje, dare slapta
bizni SUI savo firma kuriai
jis priklause. Tam dalykui
isejus aiksten, generolui
nuplesiama garbes zenklai
ir 10 laukia didele bausme
kalejimu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28

Is LENKIJOS eina pra-
nesimai kad ten zmones,
Americas apvilti, Lenkija
paleista Maskvai sudoroti,
dabar sovietu propagandos
nuodijami, nustoja pasiti-
kejimu Amerika.
Ne tik Lenkai bet ir Ell
lie kitty tautu nustojo Ame-
rika tiketi, mes j nusmerke
daug laisvu zmoniu komu-
nizpo vergijon ir nesiren-
gia ju islaisvinti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28
TARYBINES LIETU.
VOS GYVENIMAS
RasO DIR. Kest. Kernuvis
(Dirvos Korespondentas Europoie)
PALECKIS RASO POEZIJA
TREMTINIAMS

"A
TREMTINIAMS
Oar nepriklausomos Lietuvos
lalkals Rusq papirktas liaudi.
nlnkas-socialistas, dabar komu.
nistas, T. Tilvytis, vos tik 1910
metals sovietu tankai iriede.jo
kauna, ypatingai izuliai ME-
kino tada vakarus pasitrau-
kusius Lietuvius.
Justinas Paleckis siuo metu,
Maskvos kompartijos ir NKVD
nuolatos verciamas ivykdyti is
YAK. Europos Lietuviu tremti-
niQ perdavima j NKVD rankas
sunaikinimui, vyriausias Lie
tuvos isgama, irgi anuo me t
liaudininkas, socialistas ir So
cialdemokratas, siadien SUI du-
sia ir kunu komunistas, dar
Nepriklausomos Lietuvos lai-
kais Rusu agento Kaune Poz-
dniakovo irgi nupirktas degti-
ne, Rusu ikra ir smulkiais GER
voncais, visaip per Lietuvos,
Maskvos bel Rusu uzimtos Vo-
kietijos radio nuolat saukias
"tevynainius" gryzti, emesi ir-,
gi poezijos ir "parase veikala"
"Pabegusiems karo nusikal-
teliams''.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28
LIETUVOJE NAUJA KOMU-
NISTISKAI-RUSISKA
VISJJOMENE

Lietuviu tauta baigiama lik-
viduoti masinemis judgments
vietoje ir tremimu katorginei
mirciai Sibire. Krastas pilnas
priveztas kolonizatoriu Rusp,
kuriu vyriausia paskirtis, kaip
dabar pasididziuojanciai raso
Vilniuje einas Rusiskas Lite
ratura ir Menas" (nr. 81, Spa
liQ s. "pilnai ryztingai atiduo-
tt savo kurybines jegas tary-
binei santvarkai stiprinti (t.y.
Lietuva sukomunistinti ir su-
rusinti), ir visoms praeities
kliutims nugaleti It. y. galuti-
mai Xxi paskutinio zmogaus is
naikinti Lietuviu tauta) nau-
jai, komunistinei visuomenei
Lietuvoje sukurti> It. y. Veto
je visiskai iszudytos LietuviQ
tautos galutinai apgyvendinti
RusQ tautos atzala prie Balti-
jos juros - kaip anuomet Vo-
kieciai Mazojoje Lietuvoje =
kuri sudarytu komunisti s k a
Rusiska visuomene Lietuvoje)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28

ALASKOS pakra S y je
audra sudauze U. S. karei-
viu transporto laiva, zuvo
apie so vyrQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28

IS u. S. Armijos ir Orc
Laivyno jegu nuo 1910 me-
tu, del sveikatos, senatves
ir kitty priezasciu paliuo-
suota is tarnybos 462 gene
rolai. Dabartinis generolu
skaicius yra apie $50.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28
NAUJAS u. S. ARMI.
JOS STABO VIRSI-
NINkAS.

Gen. Dwight D. Eisen-
hover pasitrauke is Armi-
JOS vyriausio Stabo vado
pareigu.
Prez. Truman paskyre ]
tas pareigas Gen. Omar
Bradley, kita zymu gene
rola.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28

ITALIJOJE tesiasi riau-
ses ne tik miestuose bet ir
kaimuose,' ukese, kur ko-
munistu sukurstyti zmones
prieina net prie mustyniQ,
Pastaru triju savaiciu to-
kiose riausese ivairiose da-
lyse Italijos zuvo jau apie
30 zmoniu is abieju pusiQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28

negyvi, neitikina, stilistines
priemones senos, kompozicija
silpna. Su komjaunuoliniu ra-
seivq poezija dar blogiau: =
"jos negalima spausdinti, poe.
tai tebedainuoja senuju deka'
dentiniq poetQ motyvais."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28
RUSQ KOMUNISTINES BRO.
SIUROS - LIETUVOS

SIUROS - LIETUVOS
"KULTURA"
Kaip nepaprasta "tarybines'
Lietuvos "kulturos laimejima''
Vilniaus Rusiskas Literature
ir Menas" (Nr. 81, Spaliq s.
pranesa kad negausias krasto
bibliotekas vargais-negalais SUI
rinkta ir pasiQsta po 4O0-5O0
Rusisku komunistiniQ brosiu-
ru.
Evening star., 1947-08-31
Virginia Snlliva',
bride Yesterday

The marriage of Miss Virginia Lee
Sullivan, daughter of Mrs. Mary
Arneita Sullivan, to Mr.. Harry Al
bert Moore, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Albert Moore, took place yes
terday afternoon at 6 o'clock in st.
Marks Episcopal Church. The Rev
Robert j. Plumb officiated at the
ceremony, which was followed by a
reception in the home of the brides
parents.
Mr.. Raymond Arthur Newmen.
brother of the bride, escorted her
and gave her in marriage and she
was attended by Miss Ethel Virginia
Warren as her maid of honor and by
Miss Martha Ella Mosely and Miss
Joyce Virginia Hudson as brides
maids.
. With her heirloom gown of cream
satin and lace the bride wore an
heirloom veil and headdress and
carried a shower bouquet of white
roses. The attendants were in pink
taffeta with matching band head
dresses and carried Colonial bou-
quets of pink roses.
Mr.. Dudley ]. Vaughan, jr,, was
the best man and the ushers were
Mr.. Desmond Hudson and Mr.
Charles Clark.
Evening star., 1947-08-31

dell s. Tredick, jr., officiating. Mrs.
Mary N. Trader was the organist
and Mr.. Charles A. H. Thompson
was the soloist. q
Mr.. Macy escorted his daughter
and gave her in marriage. Mr..
Miller and his best man, Mr.. Robert
H. Morrow, jr., of Philadelphia,
awaited her at the altar and the
bridal procession was led. by the
ushers, Mr.. Robert r. Macy Of
Rutherford, N. j., brother of the
bride, and Mr.. Edward D. Daumer of
Northampton, brother-in-law of the
bridegroom.
The bride wore white nylon mar
quisette over taffeta and the lace
which formed her veil is an heir
loom in her family. She carried
white roses and gardenias.
Miss Marie Pape of Mount Vernon,
N. Y. roommate of the bride at
Dickinson College, was her maid Of
honor and only attendant. She wore
pale rose-color eyelet embroidery
and carried cascade bouquet OF
gladioluses and roses.
The reception was given at the
Macy's Kensington home and later
Mr.. and Mrs Miller left on their
wedding trip to Vermont.
Evening star., 1947-08-31
Evening Wedding
At PO0IespilIe

st. Peters Episcopal Church in
Poclesville, Md, was the scene of
the wedding at o'clock last evening
of Miss Charlotte Blake White,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Malcolm White, and Mr.. Albert Cha
kan, son of Mr.. John Chakan and
the late Mrs. Chakan of Freeland,
Pa. The Rev. Nathaniel c. Acton
performed the double ring ceremony
which was followed by a reception
at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in
Frederick.
Mr.. White gave his daughter in
marriage. She wore a gown of
candlelight satin with long train
and f1ngertip veil of white tulle
which fell from a coronet of orange
blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet of white gladioluses and
stephanotis and wore the string of
pearls that her mother had worn at
her wedding.
Mrs. John Gordon Warfield,
matron of honor for her sister, was
clad in apple green MORE with a
purple headdress and gloves and
carried purple asters of varied
shades. The bridesmaids, Mrs. de
Teel Tiller, Mrs. William r. Retzer
and Mrs, Albert Johnson, were
dressed like the matron OF honor.
MIR. John Albert johnson was
best man and the ushers were Mr..
y. Gordon Warfield. Mr.. william B.
Evans, jr.. and Mr.. Edward r. Bush.
After a brief wedding trip the
couple will live in Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Chakan is q graduate of the
Evening star., 1947-08-31
BeaLe

Continued From Page D-11)
Evening star., 1947-08-31
Bnckley-McCarron
Ceremony Held

Miss Regina Teresa McCarron,
daughter of Mrs. John Francis Nc
Carron and the late Mr.. McCarron,
became the bride yesterday morning
of Mr.. John Draper Buckley, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Michael Buckley
of Rockport, Mass. The ceremony
took place in ST. Martins Church
at 10 o'clock, with the Rev. Joseph
Cohalan officiating.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brotber-in-law. Mr.. John
Francis Loome. She wore gown
Of white slipper satin with finger
tip veil of illusion held in place by
a crown of seed pearls. She carried
a fan-shaped bouquet of white or
chids and roses.
Miss Patricia McCarron was her
sisters maid of honor and she wore
Evening star., 1947-08-31
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. c. B.


his wife are staying with the Dutch
Ambassador to France and Nine
Van Starkenborgh, whose daughter
Teenie will marry Fendall Clagett
ill Baltimore September IS. Both
the young blond Ambassador and
his delightful wife, who's a Marburg
from Baltimore, were imprisoned for
three years during the war-he by
the Japanese In Formosa, she in
Batavia. Teenie has stopped work.
ing at the embassy here and Is now
Evening star., 1947-08-31

visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Theodore Marburg, in Bar Harbon
The Stuart Symington Orricks are
living in Paris-he Is with Pan
American Always. And over for q
honeymoon are Adolphus Andrews.
jr., and his bride, the former Emily
Taylor of San Francisco. They are
visiting Paris, Switzerland and Italy
before going to Dallas where Dolph
will 60 into the family's food
canning business.
Evening star., 1947-08-31
Miss Helen Lee
Engaged to We'd

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard R. Lee
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Helen Florence Lee
to Mr.. James C. Bailey.
The wedding will take place Fri
day evening, october 3 at 6 o'clock,
in the National Baptist Church.
Mrs. Landon Meredich of Peters,
burg, Va, where the bride-elect
formerly resided, will be matron of
honor.
Evening star., 1947-08-31

a white crepe gown, headdress of
blue feathers and she carried a
matching fan-shaped bouquet. The
other attendants were Mrs. John
Francis Loome, Miss Frances Nc
Phaul and Miss Jeanne Fennell.
They wore white gowns and carried
fan-shaped bouquets to match their
headdresses of fuchsia feathers.
Mr.. Donald Buckley was best man
for his brother, and the ushers were
the Messrs. John Jordan, John Nc
Phadl and Joseph Daily.
Immediately after the ceremony a
reception was held at the home of
the brides mother.
Evening star., 1947-08-31

Miss Barbara Jeanne Macy, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl w. Macy
of Kensington, became the bride of
MI. Richard Earle Miller, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford P. Miller of
Northampton, Pa, last evening.
The ceremony was performed in
the Warner Memorial Presbyterian
Church, the pastor, the Rev. Wen
Evening star., 1947-08-31

University of Maryland and her
husband was graduated from Frank
lin and Marshall College at Lam
caster Pa. Both are teachers in the
Montgomery County Schools.
Evening star., 1947-08-31

Lewis MacCracken on September 10
at st. Thomas Church, and to the
reception following at the F Street
Club.
News from Paris: Hal Clagett and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-13
GREAT DAY.

Not only children must be stopped
in taking the lives of the lower forms Of
creation, but curbs have to be put on men
.and women also.
Women, indirectly, came near exter-
minating the beautiful White Heron in the
Everglades and the Florida Keys, and
would have .exterminated them had not
the federal government stepped in and
outlawed the killing of heron
Women, in wearing White Heron
feathers in their hats, did not entertain a
passing thought about the loss Of the lives
of the birds that supplied the feathers.
The women were concerned only in the
thought that wearing the feathers was die
tated by Dame Fashion.
But men were more ruthless in their
slaughter of all types of birds, including
the White Heron, in the Everglades and
the Florida Keys. AS The Citizen pointed
out in an editorial about the wiping out
of green turtle in these waters, the estab-
lishment of the Everglades National Park
will put an end to that slaughter.
Oliver GriswOld, president of the Key
West Audubon Society, pointed out in an
interview in The Citizen that the dedica-
ton of the park was a great day. for
the wildlife it contains.
Back in the days when hunting in
areas that are now in the park was more
general than what it is now, hunters had
no bag limit and they killed until they
were glutted. But things are different
now. No hunting at all is permitted in the
confines of the park. Common wildlife, as
well as rare wildlife, to be found in no
other area in the United States, from now
on will be protected by federal game
wardens.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-13
DIFFERENCE IN FORM

Civilization arrives in areas of Greece.
according to a news dispatch, which tells
us that strict orders have been issued
against the "old custom" of decapitating
enemies in warfare.
1t seems that the "custom" developed
more than a hundred years ago when
Greeks and Turks displayed the heads of
enemies as conclusive proof of military
triumph. The practice has been revived
by Greek guerrillas against gendarmes
and soldiers.
The matter is interesting but not more
SO than the annual killings that occur up-
on American highways. Whether one dies
by the sword or being hit by a speeding
motor vehicle is merely detail, not par
tlcularly important to the victims.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-13
STASSEN'S POSITION

Harold Stassen's TRADE against what
he calls the Republican President pickers
is in extremely poor taste coming from a
man who hopes to be the nominee of that
party. He takes the position that the or
ganization is trying to foist a candidate
upon the voters who meets the approval
of party leaders.
In this he attacks a practice which has
existed for years, and is the only method
by which party integrity can be MAN.
tanned.
With few exceptions, candidates for
President are chosen on their records of
political service. They came up through
the ranks. They held important offices
such as Governor or United States Sena-
tor and are widely known. They have
been strictly party men, giving assurance
that as President their administrations
would be along orthodox party lines.
Call this machine politics or something
else, Stassen will learn that it is the ap-
proved practice, and he will make little
progress in his own behalf by running
counter to it. If it is the party's decision
as arrived at by delegates from the vari-
Gus states that a certain man will be the
strongest candidate, that man will be
nominated.
If either of the men Stassen is now con-
demning is nominated, the Minnesota
transformer will find himself more or less
on the outside looking in. Stassen may
still be potential candidate, but he is
erecting unnecessary handicaps to his
ambitions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-13
MONOGRAPH
PRICES WILL NOT BE FROZEN

sf
= Congress, which has never ceased to
: keep in touch with the great unsolved
problem of price control, lends little en-
: enlargement ito advocates of return to
:. the practices of the OPA land their pro
- posals for renewed price fixing and ration
.eing. ~
= Evidently the buying public was con-
-verted to the decision that the constant in
GREASE in wages demanded, and usually
obtained, by the labor unions made it alb
). .solutely necessary for the cost of living to
. keep on spraling with the wage increases.
:. Some of the best authorities in Washing
..r ton, including outstanding commentators,
indicate tendency to the old-fashioned
formula of side-tracking most of the gov
eminent plans to set business policies.
:, This may include freeing the bankers from
= restraint against granting credit-so there
q may be more money for American small
q business to operate and expand.
- In short, there has been a slow return
( towards ."normalcy" since the passage of
@the Taft Hartley labor law, which has &C
= tually been accepted by hundreds of thou
sands of wage workers who studied the
= Legislation and thought it through.