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Evening star., 1947-10-12


border of Soviet Russia and a num-
Der of its principal figures were born
or educated in Russia. A number
of the people claim Soviet citizen
ship.
The hi people revolted against
Chinese rule in 1914 and fought an
obscure but bloody war for more
than two years. They signed q
peace agreement in 1916, gaining
many concessions from the Chinese
Central government, but not au-
tenomy.
Treaty Ignored
Since then they have largely .ig.
nored the treaty, continued tt
strengthen their army and barred
the area to all Chinese save perma-
nent residents and few itinerant
merchants.
Protracted negotiations have beer
conducted with the Chinese al
Tihwa, the Sinkiang provincial capi-
tai some $50 miles by air east ol
Kuldja. These recently came to g
standstill and Kasimov Achmadjan
Moscow educated Uigar spokesman
for the Iii group, returned te
Kuldja.
1t was with his permission that
came to inspect this Russianized
militaristic capital. He granted
complete freedom to travel about
and talk to the people.
In Tihwa the Chinese military
commander, 1t. Gen. Sung Hsi-lien
has been busy replenishing his ar
senal by air shipments from Eastern
China and his troops patrol the
streets with rifles in anticipation of
trouble to come.
Here in Kuldja the rebels openly
remark, After the harvest is in,
events of great Importance will take
place"
Many to whom I talked gave
guarded indications of their distrust
for the Soviet Union, but were
unanimous in their vehemence
against the Chinese.
Their attitude was better the
Russians than the Chinese"
Playing for Time
Playing for time since the 1916
peace, the Iii leaders have thwarted
Chinese attempts to form a coali-
ton provincial government at Tihwa
and boast that they now can COM
mand an army OF $4,000 troops, in
cluding many fine cavalrymen.
Their commander is Gen. Ishak
Chang. who was born Ishak Beg al
Karakul in Southern Russia. He
says he attained the post "by popu.
Evening star., 1947-10-12

conservative, neat dresser, favorinf
neither single nor double breasted
suits. He does not follow fads IL
ties, handkerchiefs or socks. HI
picks them to harmonic but Is no
fussy. He has no favorite dish, just
takes his food as it comes and enjoy!
it. While he swims a bit and fishe!
when he can. he has no particular
hobbies and depends for exercise or
the normal activity of a busy poll.
tician.
In his short term as Solicitor Gen.
eral he argued the Governments
side before the Supreme Court ir
three large cases.
In the case of the Federal Trade
Commission against a (APW) paper
company for use of a Trademarks
identical with the Red Cross, he
argued alone and won.
He participated successfully with
his assistants In defending the
Securities Commission against suit
of North American utility COM
pany, and the Government in an
appeal of Japanese Gen. Yamashita
from death sentence.
AS member of the Senate
where he will remain, McGrath i
member of the Judiciary Commit
tee, the Committee on the District
of Columbia and the special Wa
Investigating Committee.
AS freshman. Senator, he haI
not had time to make a great nam,
in the Senate. However, he has no
Stunned debate on controversial
issues and led a minority agains
some provisions of the portal-to
portal pay bill. He would have soft
ened the impact of the bill upor
employers while holding them re.
sponsible for legitimate" time con.
Evening star., 1947-10-12

been with NACA ever Since-at
Langley Field until 1916, and then
to Mof1ett Field.
Achievements Guarded
NACA speaks guardedly of Mr.
Jones prominent achievements
in the dynamics Of airplane motions
development of shapes for super.
sonic flight and the combination oi
these two fields to achieve accurately
controlled flights of missiles at high
speed.
His outstanding contribution has
been the reduction of the complex.
ity Of mathematical stability theory
to practical engineering form useful
to the designer. Although theoret-
ical mathematician, Jones consist.
entity has shown an ability to direct
theoretical studies toward practica,
ends. -
There is a lot more. NACA credits
him with numbers of original ideas
and mentions his work on various
types Of irregular motion, such as
Evening star., 1947-10-12
er Washington Student Blazing Trail in Air Speed
Mrs. Jones Gives Hand
in Experiments on
Speed in Air

flights into gusts control-free
stability and the stability of the
towed glider and fighter :. tricycle.
landing gears =" and what not.
NACA says Mr.. Jones is the first
American to visualize, study and
publish results on the advantages of
swept-back wings for high-speed
flight"
In this innocent statement is a
revolution in plane design, but like
all Government employees in these
days of loyalty checks, Mr.. Jones
Is hesitant to say much about such
things.
After some thought, he said: you
can say was able to calculate that
by using the sweep-back principle it
would be possible to cross the sonic
barrier (the speed of sound with
relatively few other basic changes
in design"
Before Jones, it seems, the design
ers were in quite lather about
what would happen to a plane trav-
cling faster than sound unless it's
design were radically altered.
Mr.. Jones got the idea, he says,
during the war when he was working
with high-speed missiles. His math-
ematics told him the sweep-back
principle would work. In the mean
time, the Germans had arrived at
the same conclusions, also through
mathematics, but did not have time
to put them into effect.
Resembled His Toy
Mr.. Jones mentions one other
brush" with the Germans. During
the war he was assigned to analyze
the aerodynamics Of the Nazi vi
buzz bomb. He was startled to see
how much 1t resembled that midget
racer he had helped plan back in
1929. =
"The German Job had a Jet en-
gine," he says, "and naturally
weighed about 10 times as much, but
aerodynamica1ly it was practically
the same plane-just mathematical
coincidence" 49,.
He is working on the problems of
building transport plane designed
to travel at supersonic speeds
maybe half again as fast as sound
(Which would be around 1000 miles
per hour and which, he says, is now
technically possible.
Helping him is his wife, the former
Doris Cohen of New York City, q
graduate of Hunter College, who Is
calculating lift distribution at su-
personic speeds" and otherwise lend
ing a wifely hand across the sonic
barrier. They were married at
Langley Field, Va, shortly before
being transferred to the Ames
Laboratory here.
Both lift an eyebrow when they
are called "mathematicians."
We're doing engineering work, :"
drawls Doris, "and naturally use
mathematics. But neither Of us
could keep up with a really advanced
mathematician. We wouldn't know
what he was talking about"
Distributed By the Associated Press.3
Evening star., 1947-10-12


capital, Kuldja. also known as Iii or
lar vote" following a series Of
changes in the top command.
The Chinese at Tihwa have q
garrison of about 10000 troops under
Sung, who served during the war
with American forces in Burma.
The Iii people to whom 1 talked
expressed confidence that their
general Ishak would have no diff
Guilty in launching decisive attack
whenever the time was ripe. They
point to the trouble the Chinese
government at Marking would have
in reinforcing and supplying Tihwa
over lone and tortuous 1,300-mile
desert road or by air.
Russian Bombers Here
AS for air forces, I saw six twin
engined Russian bombers under
canvas at an airfield in fiat valley
near KuIdja. Iii soldiers told me
they had no pilots and no ground
crews, but that the planes were in
good condition I was told that
China bought them from Russia in
1899 and they were captured during
the Iii revolt.
OF the many persons to whom 7
talked, the only ones who voiced
conciliatory opinions of future re-
lations with China were political
office holders. They expressed be-
lief that about 80 per cent autonomy
would pacify the dissidents.
Such folk as shopkeepers, house,
wives, bootmakers and many others,
however, all insisted they would be
satisfied with nothing less than
complete separation from China.
Some of these people fought in the
1944-1946 revolt and had medals for
bravery.
All agree on name for their
country, which covers an area as
large as Texas and California.
"We will call it Turkestan," they
say, the name it held in history for
hundreds of years before the Chi
nese came here and made it q
province known as Sinkiang.
I talked to some war nurses and
lignt-infantry girl troopers, some
of whom wore bobby socks, lipsticK
and nail polish. Although the re-
volt in which they fought ended a
year ago, they were still in uniform
Of olive-drab tunics with scarlet and
gilt epaulets, navy-blue skirts and
visored caps.
1--WE fought for reforms said 1t.
Ravza Kiepova, a pretty girl of %.
The Chinese were very cruel to U.s."
1--WE fought for independence"
echoed It. Shaffkeeia Haffazava.
The girls, who had special permis-
sion from Gen. Ishak for the inter-
view. were herded away by an army
escort after 10 minutes. They lined
up and saluted snappily.
Chinese at DISADVANTAGE
Regardless Of; the future, the
1000 Chinese residents of Kuldja
already live under poor conditions
in many respects. They can eat
we'll at prices so low that even a
Shanghai coolie could afford to
feed his whole family; they can at
tend schools and they have their
own newspaper. And they can own
their farms, but here their advan.
tages end.
The other people in the mixed
racial cliques treat the Chinese as
outcasts. They have been driven
into the poorest section of the
city and appear istless, detected
and suspicious.
"The Chinese considered us their
miserable interiors when they were
bossing things here" said one girl
Of Russian origin. Now they've
been put in their proper place"
Ovire Affendi, ranking govern.
mental administrator, said, THE
Chinese have the same rights as
other people here" but there was
no evidence tn proye IL
Evening star., 1947-10-12
China Province Demands
Freedom or Will Fight
Sinkiang, Once Known as Turkestan, Prefers
Russian Domination if Choice
Must Be Made
BY Peqee Parker

KUIDJA Sinkang Province China Ma-Leaders the nj
this and distant northwest frontier Of China demand
ing complete and they fight for it
unless the Chinese grant it
embraces o
Asiac mostly Turkish origin Its capital
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Portugal Operating Net
OF Atlantic Air Lanes
y. S..Built Field in Azores Is Important
but Costly Link in Great Chain
of Strategic Bases
By Luis 6. Lupi

SANTA MARIA AzoresPortugal discovered 1881
during her golden but the United
blites
In ls3 the United States installed
Atlantic aird
peago and by its
Evening star., 1947-10-12

year, the construction OF an air
field in Madeira Island (now bein,
planned, the improvements to tn,
airfield in Portuguese Guinea ans
the operation of Santa Maria Air
field together with Lisbon's Portels
Field, which is one of the best il
Europe, seems to be restoring tina
golden age to Portugal.
With these airfields in full opera
ton, Portugal may have contro
of most, If not all, air stations ane
emergency airfields for safe hyinf
of the northern and southern route.
Of the Atlantic all the year round
The airf1eld of Cape Verde was
installed by the italian air com.
pany Lati for their South Amer.
lean air services before the war
Their equipment and installations
acquired by Portugal, are now be.
ing renewed and will soon be opened
for traffic.
The Portuguese Ministry OF Col.
onies has ordered a complete sur.
vey and planning of existing air.
fields in other African possessions
and large sums already have beer
allotted for improvement.
The Azores now has four fully
equipped airflelds. The first-rate
ones are Santa Maria and Lagen.
(Terceira Island, a Portuguese
military base where ATC and Brit.
ish still have some equipment and
personnel. The third airfeld or
San Miguel Island can be used al
an emergency field. The fourth
one is at Horta, Fayal Island, where
Pan American Airways kept the first
civil airffeld in the Azores when
Clipper flying boats were used.
distributed BY the Associated Press.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14
SOVIETAMS PATAI-
kAVIMAS Wis d.
DELIS

Kovo IL, Prez. Truman
asmeniskai kreipesi j ben
dra Kongreso posed, pra-
sydamas atkreipti demesi j
keblia padeti kokioje atsi-
dure Graikija ir Iurkija
komunlzmo pavojaus aki-
vaizdoje, il raglno skirt
$4OO,OUO, 900 -erikos pi-
nigQ bel n.llitarine atspara
islaikymui tu sallu nuo is
laukinio sraudinlo tapti ko-
munizmo auka.
Kongrese, be pritareiu,
atsirado ir priesingu, ir IS
rodo kad jeigu tas reikalas
ir bus pravestas tai ne be
ilgo tasymosi ir karstu GIN
cu. Sovietu draugai kon-
greso atstovai rekia jog 81
tokis Americas zygis yra
ne kas kita kaip paskutinis
zingsnis 'prie paskelbimo
sovletams karo.
Reikia tiketi kad Maskva
del to garsiai suriks ir nu-
gasdins Amerika. Kongre-
sas kad ir suteiks pinigus
tu saliu gelbejimui, gall at
mesti prezidento summary
ma siusti ten militarinius
dalinius ir ginklus.
Abieju partiju zymesni
vadai tuoj pareiske remsia
Trumano politika Graikijos
ir Turkijos klausimu, to
ciau ta politika pravesti ne
/ bus taip lengva.
Ant kick stiprus pataika-
vimas Maskvas tebera pa
rodo kad State Department
to virsininkai atvirai rel
alauja Kongresa leisti ga
benti sovietams dar uz 25
milijonus dolariu reiknle-
nu, nors tue tarpu pripazy.
sta kad Maskva neatsake
keturis reikalavimus atsi-
skaityti uz II bilijonu do.
lariu lend-lease daviniq ka.
70 metals. Tie virsininka1
sake, reikia palaikyti drau'
giskumas SUI Russia ja pa
tenkinant, gal j bus toklf
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14
TREMTINIQ NETURTAS

Xxi Siol Lietuviai tremtiniai
Wis dar vertesi siaip-taip, mes
daznas ju turejo is tevynes at
sivezes pinigu ar siaip daiktu
Dabar gi ju neturtas padidejo
Per ellie metu daugelis savo SUI
taupas isleido, nesant uzdar.
blu jos papildytos nebuvo. Ne
ziurint to, visiems dar tenks
prisipirkti maisto is Vokieciu
mokant brangias kainas, ne'
gaunamo stovyklose maisto to
Ii nepakanka.
Daugelis tat, nesant pinigq
jau baigia iskeisti ar isparda
vineti visus savo daiktus: dra
.buzius, avalyne, foto apparatus
auksinukus ir kita. Pagalbo
reikalingu Lietuviu skaiciu
diena is dienos eina blogyI
Lietuvos Raudonasis Kryziu
darosi bejiegis ir negali Wis
prasanciuju suselpti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14
kAS DEDASI MAS
kVOS TAIKOS
KONFERENCIJOJE

Kovo 10 d. Maskvon su-
sirinko keturiu didziuju
aukstieji ministrai sudary-
tt taikos projekta Vokieti-
jai ir Austrijai.. Vietoje to,
Molotovas prieme kitu sa-
liu delegacijas save keistu
pasiulynu kad butu svars-
toma If Kinijos taikos rel
kalas. Tuomi Maskva pa
siryzo suvelti reikalus, uz-
vilkinti laika, konferencija
uztesti bergzdiems gincams
ir galiaus islydeti delega-
cijas prie nieko nepriejus.
Gen. Marshall ia Moloto-
vo plana atmete, sakyda-
mas, jei Kinijos klausimas
butu svarstomas cia priva-
10 dalyvauti. ir Kinijos at
stovai.
Marshall pasiule svarsty-
ii keturiu didziuju rs AZ
40 metu sajunga, kuri pa
laikytu Vokietija nugink-
luota, ir kad butu imalna
istraukti kariuomenes i
Vokietijos, mes Vokietija
butu padaryta nepavojlnga
ilgiems laikams.
IS Britu puses Beyin pa.
kele reikalavima kad kick.
viena keturiu didziuju pa
duotu skaitlines kick j tu
ri paefnus Vokieciu kart
nelaisviu. Molotovas issyl
pasipriesino suteikti zinil
kick sovietai turi Vokiecil
karo belaisviu, bet Bevil
sakoma privertes ir sovie
i tus sutikti patiekti belais
viu skaitlines.
Rusijoje skaitoma api
5,5O0,O00 Vokieciu karo ne
, laisviu, taciau komunista
atsisako tikras zinias pa
tiekti. Nuo karo pradzlo
sovietai neleido Raudona
jam Kryziui nei kitai ko
kiai ,tarptautinei Organize
/, cijai j Russia ineiti nela'
5 mingu karo nelaisvlu gle
$ bojimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14
NORIME DIRBTI -
DARBO NERA

DAUGELIS Lietuviu jau Sc
mai bando susirasti darbo. De-
ia, visos ju pastangos nueina
niekais, mes VokietUoje siuo
metu siaucia didele bedarbe.
Ypac del to yra susirupine jau-
nj vyrai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14

AUTO isdirbejai tikrina
symet padarys pusketvirto
milijono automobiliu, arba
l 300, 900 daugiau negu pa
dare pernai.
CIO automobiliu darbi-
ninku unija reikaluja 4O
valandu darbo savaites il
dar 23c valandai mokesties
daugiau. Taigi vel gall is
kilt ilgi streikai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14
>>Iman Ragina kongresa
Gelbeti Graikija ir Turkija
KONGRESE TUO REIKALU TIkIMA
ILGU TASYNIU

gera atsiskaityti. Bet is 50.
vietu puses nesulaukia jo-
kio draugingumo.
Sakoma, Maskva nujaus-
DANA koki zygi Prez. Tru-
man darys Graikijos il
Turkijos gelbejinno atzvil-
giu, atsauke savo ambasa-
dorius is Washingtono il
is Londono. Isrodo kad
Maskva prize ko nors nett
keto rengiasi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14
PATARIA UZDARY.
I'll KOMUNISTU
PARTIJA

Darbo Sekretorius Lewis
B. Schwellenbach patieke
Kongresui savo sumanyma
kad komunistu partija sio.
je salyje butu uzdrausta il
uzdaryta. Jis sake, komu.
nistu tikslas yra isgriauti
sios sales valdzia. Jie ne.
turf butt leidziami kandi.
datuoti j valdiskas vietas
ir renkami net Kongresa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14

ZYDAI vykdo didesni te-
rora Palestinoje, noredami
nukovoti Britus kareivius
gaudancius zydus teroris-
tus. Jeruzalyje istiko spro-
gimai minu.
Palestinoje suimta ir 70
Amerikos jureiviu, kurie
uzsieme zydu smugeliavl-
mu j ju "pazdeta zeme".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14

OHIO Senatorius John
Bricker uzvede Senate ko-
va prizes uztvirtinima Da-
vid Lilienthal U. S. atomi-
mes komisijos pirmininku::
Bricker sake gavo nauJr
irodymu kad Lilienthal tu
ri rysius SUI komunistais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14
SAKO ISMEIS 1OO,-
600 ISVIETINTU
ZMONIU

Dominikonu Respublika,
sala Atlantike j pietu va
karus nuo Floridos, skelbia
priimsianti j savo nedidele
teritorija 100000 isvietintv
Europos zmoniu. Ka ten
zmones veiks sunku pasa-
kyti. IS ten tik gales butt
nelaimingieji bandomi sla-
pta bandomi smugeliuoti
Suv. Valstijas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14

AUksCIAUSIAS U. S. Teis-
mas pereita savaite uztvirtino
nuosprendi prizes John l.. Le-
wis, angliakasiu unijos prezi-
denta, kuris buvo nubaustas
uzsimoketi $4,000 pabaudos
uz teismo paniekinima. Teis-
mas buvo uzdraudes jam isves-
tt angliakasius j streika PEREZ
ia rudeni, bet jis tai ignoravo.
| 10 byla atsidure Auksciau-
siame Teisme, Washingtone.
sio teismo teiseju dauguma
pripazino il kaltu ir uztvirti-
no pirmesnio teismo nuospren-
dl. Tada ir angliakasiu unijai
buvo priteista uzmoketi $3,-
100000 pabaudos. Sia pabau-
da Auksciausias Teismas nu-
nazino Xxi 100000.
Visa sails apsidziauge tokiu
teismo nuosprendziu. Lewis ra-
do sau pritarejus tik raudonu-
tjq spaudoje, kurie pradejo re-
kauti kad tai esa pasikesini-
mas prizes darbininkus bendrai.
KOVO 81 baigiasi minkstos
ANGLES darbininku unijos su-
tariffs su kompanijomis ir John
L. Lewis tikisi jis vel gales is
vesti mainerius j, streika, be
jokio atsizvelgimo j galimybes
derybu .keliu susitarti. Jis net
/ nenori tariffs, jis tik nori vel
parodyti kad jis gall vargsus
mainerius kaip avinus vedzioti
uz ragu. Jeigu kitty uniju va
dai gall susikalbeti su kompa-
nijomis ir tarybu keliu ivesti
naujas sutartis, kodel Lewis
vercia mainerius sustoti dir
bus? Todel kad jo noras pa
laikyti mainerius biednus, ma
ziau uzdirbancius. Komunistu
irgi tokia tvarka: juo daugiau
darbininkas skursta tue labiau
jis turf savo vadu apgavingu
prizadu klausyti ir laukti ge-
roviu - tik ateityje.
LEWIS pakele lerma kad an
gliakasiu kompanijos uzdirba
net As Genius nuo tono ANGLES
Jeigu kasyklu kompanijos in
vestavusios milijonus dolariu
ir nesancios visa atsakomybe
uz davima> darbininkams dar-
DO, parupinima pinigu darbinin-
ku algoms ir isplatinima ang-
lies visiems sales gyventojams
negaletu uzdirbti nei As centu
ant tono ANGLES, tai kokia tel
sc turf Lewis aptaksuoti mai
nerius po keliasdesimts dolariu
ir pats sau init desimt tuks-
tantines algas kas meta, neziu-
rint ar maineriai dirba ar ne,
ar zmones gall gauti ANGLES
ar ne?
Valdzia Washingtone rupina-
81 panaudoti visas galimas prize
mones ir dabar sulaikyti mai
neriu streika, kaip tik Lewis
pasikesins il issaukti.
: BAIGESI STREIkAS. Raci-
ne, Wis, baigesi vienas is il
giausiu sioje salyje streikq,
J. l. Case ukisku padargu is
! dirbystes. Streikas uzsitese
: virs meta laiko - 438 dienas.
Unija kuri streika vadovavo
yra CIO narys. 927 darbinin'
} kai balsavo uz priemima nau.
) los sutarties, kit 448 noreje
} streikuoti toliau, nes sutarty
o je kompanija priemus algu pa
d kelimo reikalavima, nesutikt
l. priirnti uzdarytos dirbtuves So
lygos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14

CEKAI ir Lenkai pasi.
rase 20 metu sutarti apsi-
gynimui nuo Vokieciu. Kai
1888 metals Vokieciai grie-
be Ceku Sudetija, Lenkaj
irgi soko is uzpakalio il
uzgrobe savintasi kampa
Cekijos. Tx tas laimeji-
mas neatneSe Lenkams :jo-
kios naudos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14
KIAULIENAI %,

KIAULIENAI p a b T an
gus, zymiai sumazejo tos
mesos pirkimas, ir kiaulie-
nos pristatytojai susiduria
su nuostoliu, mes brangiai
pirktu kiauliu mesa lures
parduoti uz nuostoli.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14
AMERIKAI atmetus S

vietu siulomus planus ato-
n1inei energijai kontroliuo-
IT,. visas reikalas del atomo
kontroles grazinta United
Nations Atomines Energi'
jos komisijai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14

Filipinq salos sutinka uz-
leisti Amerikai % bazes sa-
vo salose, irengimui Ameri-
kos apsauginiu punktu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14
SENATE Mazu biznieri

komitetas pasiryzo prasyti
didziuju laikrasciu .leideju
sudaryti atsarga is so Xxi
80 tukstanciu tonu laikras-
tinio popierio kas metal pa
gelbejimui maziems laikra-
sciams gauti popieros kada
jos pristatymas buna SUI
trukdOmas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14

INDIJOJE, pastaru die
nu riausese tarp Mohame-
tonu ir Indy, uzmusta vel
apie 100 asmenu Multan
mieste.
Pirmesnes riauses Pun
.jab mieste paeme $50 gy-
vasciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14

BERLINE, visose mazo-
Sc industrijose komunistai
stengiasi isiverzti ir jas
kontroliuoti. Jie daznai is
veda darbininkus streikui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14

Amerikos valdzia vel pa
kele kaltinima Rusams uz
kisimasi j Vengrijos vidaus
reikalus. Sovietu atstovas
Vengrijoje pradejo vykdy-
ii Maskvos tvarka, ir prive-
de ia Sail prie politiskos
krizes.
Jeigu be to pareiskimo
Maskvai daugiau nieko IL
nedaroma, tas pareiskimas
yra tuscias. Maskva pasa'
ke, me jusu biznis ka mes
kur darom".
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CHICAGO yra numaty-
tas Republikonu konvenci-
iai miestas 1913 metals.

PREF. Truman zada ap-
silankyti kitose tulose Pie
tn Amerikos respublikose.
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Hoover, tyrinejes Euro
pos maisto padetl, savo bu-
tinai reikalinga selpti lr'
Austria Xxi 1850 metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14

!. KINIJOJE, upeje inside
gus laivui, zuvo $50 kelei-
viz.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-03-14

MASKVA skolina Lenki-
jai 28 milijonus dolariu,
palaikymui tos sales savo
junge.
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DEKOJA Americas
LIETUVIAMS

NEPERSENAI is Memmin-
geno Lietuviu kolonijos isvyko
j Amerika Inz. Martynas Lau-
rinavicius. Mus pasieke zinia
kad jo pastangomis surinkto-
mis- aukomis Amerikieciu tarpe
Lietuviams moksleiviams pa
siusta 18 CARE pakietu. 81 do
vana labai sujaudino Memmin-
giecius. Mes nuosirdziai esa-
me degingi duosniems aukoto-
jams, kurie atjaucia musu di-
dzia nelaime. Nemaziau esa-
me dekingi ir sios akcijos SUI
manytojams. Lietuviu tremti-
niu bendruomene savo susirin-
kline nutare isreiksti jiems u2
tai savo padeka.
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1916 metals is Americas
j Vokietija isvezta maisto
reikmenu uz S5OO,ON,OOO.