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The frontiersman., 1947-08-13
70 ANCHORAGE

The barge. Lois nnder son left Seldo- via yesterday morning on Q trip up the In-. let to anchor age. It is expected back in about 10 days time.
The frontiersman., 1947-08-13
CtASSIfIE O. ADS

>>.: FOR SALE < HOUSE, 4 rooms, w/sho- wer; and :bath;. partly furnished; cash only. See Merr ill .'Heningt ton.'
Laurel outlook., 1947-01-08
PARK ITYSECTION

Kober, Marie Kober and Harold
Sitzman to Bohemian; Duane Nelson,
Jean Grubaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Fox. and Donald Fox to Mis-
soula; Delbert Jensen to the Uni
versity of Denver and Margery Fox
to Billings Normal.
The Park City Rod & Gun club
sponsored a dance at the gymnas-
ium New Years eve. A large crowd
attended. Lunch was served by the
"Band Mothers Club" and the mu-
sic was furnished by the Bundy or
chestra of Laurel.
The two bitches for the draining
of 5000 acres of water seeped land
south and east of Park City have
been completed. One ditch east of
town three miles long was dug by
c.. KEN, Columbus contractor, and
the other two Eand one-fourth miles
long running southeast was dug by
Robert Robinson, Bozeman contrac-
tor. The routes were surveyed the
past summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Harris, Jr.,
and daughter Sandra, returned home
the middle of the week from a 10
days trip to Renton, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Wallace of
Billings and son Lilburn, Jr., who
is attending college at Santa Bar
bara. Calf, were in town Friday
calling on relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eastlick
and daughters Marlene and Marylyn
were guests Monday night at the
home of her sister Mrs. Kenneth
Petersen ad family in Columbus.
Laurel outlook., 1947-01-08
William Roberts, Jr.,
Jean Ardys Teeters,
Married In Billings

Park City, Jan. S.-William Rob.
erts, Jr., Youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. w. Roberts, was united in
marriage to Miss Jean Ardys Teet-
ers, daughter of MI. and Mrs. Will
liam Teeters of Laurel, Tuesday
afternoon, Dec. 81 at 8 o'clock at
the First Congregational church in
Billings by the pastor, Rev. Rut-
ledge Beale.
The couple were attended by the
groom's sister and brother-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith of Park
City.
The bride chose for her wedding
dress a light blue wool street dress
and wore a corsage of pale pink
roses.
Mr.. Roberts attended the Park
City school and then enlisted in the
navy and was discharged in 1916.
Others attending the wedding
were Mrs. P. w. Roberts, mother of
the groom; Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Roberts and Mrs. Z. w. Roberts of
Laurel.
At present the young couple are
at the home of the groom's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts.
Dwight Nelson of Medicine lake,
en- route from Manhattan where he
spent part of the holidays, was a
visitor at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Nelson, Thurs
day. Mrs. Nelson who is i'll will
go to Medicine Lake later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Keefer of
Mott spent several days in town
at their home during the week.
Continued on Page Eight
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-05
RUSAI Wis GROBl-
SAUJA

Rusai Wis bus Rusai, ar jie
jie butu balti ar raudoni.
Stai kokios zinios ateina is
sovietu uzimtos rytines Vokie-
tijos. Marsalas Sokolovsky, So
vietu komandierius Vokietijo-
je, paskyre Vokiecius komunis-
tus snipineti Rusu komunistu
ir karininku elgesius Vokietijo-
je. Sovietu valdininkai prade-
jo lupikauti, sukti, kysius i'm
tt ir kitokias Rusiskas nieksy-
stes daryti.
Net sunaikintoje Vokietijo-
je, kur beveik nieko gero ne
ra, sovietu valdininkai randa
kaip sau kysius gaudyti.
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JUS Kurie |$kkute Gyvi...
"Lietuva Tironu Paneiuose" - lsleido LVS.

Ia nusvieciancios medziagos lei
dimas svetimomis kalbomis.
/ Aisku kad negalejimo tiesio-
giniai paveikti Lietuvos bylos
dar NUNS neleidzia uzimti pa
togios stebetojo roles. Cia rel
kia padeti dar daugiau pastan-
gu kad asmenys I,nuo kuriu ga
les priklausyti Lietuvos klausi-
mo sprendimas, butu gerai ir
teisingai informuoti visais Lie
tuvos bylos klausimais. Todel
Enors ir labai svarbus sios kny-
gos isleidimas Lietuviu kalbo-
je, gal dar svarbesnis butu JOS
pasirodymas Anglu kalboje.
IS kitos puses, Wis astrejant
santikiams tarp Suvienytu Val
stiju ir Sovietu Sajungos, tel
singa informacija yra labai
reikalinga ir placiajai Ameri-
kos visuomenei nusviesti. Ma
tome kad Pabaltijo krastams
pavergti bolsevikq panaudotas
receptas SUI pasisekimu varto.
jamas ir tolimesneje bolseviki.
niq nieksybiu grandineje, argi
ne laikas parodyti ir sios Sales
zmonems ka Stalino "demokra-
tai' nuveike Lietuvoje didzio-
jo bolsevizmo ''kryziaus karo''
uzuomazgoje Observation-Disclosures
mi SUI naciais viename fronte
prizes Anglia ir Amerika.
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1948
KALENDORIAI
Jungo Nevilks!

DIRVA DUOS DOVANU
savo skaitytojams puikius
1948 metu kalendorius ir
81 meta. Viskas ko reikia
tik uzsimokekit savo pre-
numerata $500 uz 1948
metus.
Prasant kalendoriaus, is
kitty miestu pridekit 1Oc
persiuntimo kastams, ir
pazymekit kokio kalendo-
riaus norit, svietisko ar
religisko.
Dirvos Administracija.
$500 Superior Avenue
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
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" A
y y II

Bet gi jau praejo kuris lai-
kas, o sio Angliska kalba lei
dinio Wis nesulaukiame. Lai-
kas bega, priesai nesnaudzia,
argi mes galime delsti?
sia proga prisiminkime Lie
tuvos sukileliu-partizanu snki
"Jqs kurie isliksite gyvi, pra-
neskite pasauliui kad jie iszu-
de mus uz tai kad mes myle-
jome Lietuva.'
Tukstanciai zuvusiuju yra
amziaus nutile ir tolimo Sibiro
plotuose, ir sovietiskuose kale-
jimuose ir baisiuose Vokiskuo-
Sc koncentracijos ,lageriuose.
I uk S t a nciai karstai savo
krasta mylinciu jaunoliu pade-
jo galvas ir 1941 metu sukili-
me. Likusi Lietuviu dalis ken
cia kieta bolsevikine priespau-
Ga pavergtoje tevyneje, tiktai
mes cia, laisvoje Amerikoje,
galime atsiliepti i zuvusiuju il
kencianciuju sauksma..
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga
atliko dadele musu pareigos,
bet dar daugiau darbu laukia
musu ateityje. Musu balsas
turf butt stiprus, lyg kalbetu-
me visos tautos vardu. Taip,
mes turime pranesti pasauliui
kad musQ tauta zudoma ir kan
kinama tik todel kad il myle-
jo ir myli savo tevyne. j.
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, oAQ PdShuClIllQJQ LleCuVOS IRA
gedijos metq, nezino tikros da-
lykq eigos ir daznai savotiskai
iskraipo pastarq septyniq Lie
tuvos nelaimes metu istorija.
Cia be abejo yra ir Lietuvos
priesQ propagandos itakos, bet
dar daugiau ir musu paciu ap-
sileidimo, nes ypac Ameriko-
je gyvena Lietuviai nebuvo pa
kankamai informuoti.
Kas gi kita siuo metu cia
Amerikoje gall labiau kliudyti
Lietuvos laisves reikalui kaip
kad nevieningumas ir nezino-
jimas paciu Lietuviu tarpe?
Todel nepaprastai sveikinti-
ma yra Lietuvai Vaduoti Sa-
jungos isleista knyga, "Lietu-
va Tironq Panciuose".
Tiesa, yra ir daugiau leidi-
niQ nusviencianciu 1910 metu
bolseviku invazija Lietuvon ir
ju valdyma, bet tai daugiausia
atskiru asmenu pergyvenimai
ir siaip nepagrindiniai veikale-
liai. Daug apie tai buvo rasy-
ia ir musu spaudoje, bet tru-
ko didelio, rimto, autoritetin-
go ir visuma apimancio veika-
10. 'Lietuva Tironu Panciuo-
sc" be abejo atitinka Stems
reikalavimams.
sioje knygoje, kruopsciai SUI
rinktais faktais ir autentiskais
dokumentais, musu zymiQju
veikeju dideliu aiskumu nupie-
siama Lietuvos padetis antrojo
Pasaulinio Karo pradzioje ir
Maskvos imperialistu klastin-
gal uzmaskuotas Lietuvos uz-
grobimo, ir ,laisyes uzgniauzi-
mo smurtas. Cia randami vi
siskai aiskus atsakymai j boil
seviku propagandas vartoja-
mus melus, atskleidziami ta-
riamu "rinkimQ" daviniu klas-
tojimai, atpasakojamas baisus
ir. planingas Lietuviu tautos
naikinimas.
''Lietuva Tironu Panciuose"
nera propagandine knyga. Tai
knyga kurioje patiekiami tik
faktai, tik tikrai ivyke atsiti-
kimai. Tai visiskai neperdeta
teisybe ir smulki bel Objektyvi
1939-1941 metu Lietuvos isto-
rija.
Butinai reikalinga~~ sia kny-
ga kuoplaciausia paskleisti. ia
perskaicius tik visiskai apaku-
siam zmogui gall dar kilti ko-
kiq abejoniQ del sovietiniu-
Rusisku imperialistu ivykdyto
smurto ir nusikaltimo Lietu-
viu tautos ir valstybes atzvil-
giu.
Lauktina greit pasirodant ir
antro sio leidinio tomo. Nacis-
koji okupacija, apie kuria bus
kalbama antrame knygos "Lie-
tuva Tironq Panciuose" tome,
yra nemaziau verta teisingo
atpasakojimo kaip ir sovietis-
ka. Reikia tiketis kad cia bus
teisingai nusviesti ir Vokieciq
grobiku darbai ir Maskvos ber-
nu ir agentu begediskas kola-
boravimo, uzmetimas vakaru
Vokietijoje besirandanciu Lie
tuviu tremtiniq DALAI.
Lietuvai Vaduoti So ju n 6 a
zada sia knyga isleisti ir Ang-
lu kalba. Atsiminus kad Lie
tuvos likimo tiesioginis spren-
dimas nera musQ rankose, da-
rosi suprantamas nepaprastai
svarbus teisingai Lietuvos by
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tiles fabrika prie Manchesterio
taip pat dziaugiasi graziais
kambariais, minkstais baldais,
geru maistu.
Pagal paskutinius oficialius
davinius j Anglia Westward
Ho!" planu yra atvyke $4,000
tremtiniq is Europos (Lietu-
viq gal apie $4,000. Ir kaip
ivairiai sustoja jQ laimes ra-
tas: vieniems nulemia skurda,
sunkia dalia, Kittens - atnesa
dziaugsma ir laime!
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Tomas Banga

Per zlauria bolseviku ir Vo-
kleciu okupacija Lietuvoie ir
oadmlrio dienas Vokietijoje mes
Jau beveik pamirsome normalu
gyVenlma. | Anglia vaziuo-
Jant musq pasamoneje buves
normalaus, zmogui priderancio
gyvenlmo vaizdas atsinauiino.
Darbo nebijom, tat m ne m e
kad zmoniskai gyvensime sia-
me taip civilizuotame kraste.
laclau smarkiai apsivyleme.
PRAMONE Anglijoje ziuri
tlk blznio. Uztat darbininku
svelkata ar gerove visiskai ne
slruplna. Fabrikuose tobulina-
mi tik tie irengimai kurie di-
dina produkcija; kas liecia svei-
kata = tai labai apsiledziama.
Pav., tekstiles fabrikuose prie
medvllnes apdirbimo pilna med
Wines dulkeliQ. Po 8 val. darbo
visa patalpa nuklota baltu mi
netq dulkiu sluogsniu. o dar-
blninkai visas tas astuonias va
landas turf j savo plaucius
traukti sitas mazytes "snieguo-
les". Moterys kurios dirbo Vo-
kietijoje prie toxic pat darbo,
pasakoja kad ten sitas dukes
sugerdavo specialus siurbliai.
lr apie angliu kasyklas Di-
dzioje Britanijoje panasiai at
sfliepia visi kurie yra dirbe Vo-
kietijos ar Cekoslovakijos ang-
liQ kasyklose. Del primityviu
lrengimQ Anglijoje dirbti po ze-
me reiskia rizikuoti g.yvy e.
lrengimai pasene, atsilike ma
ziausia so metu nuo modernis-
kQ ltaisymu. Mat, nesirupinta
darbininkais, o ziureta vien tik
kaip iskasti daugiau ANGLES.
Man atrodo kad didesnis rupi-
nimasis darbininkais atsilieptu
ir gamybai ir apsimoketu. Gal
dabar Vyriausybe investuos cia
didesnius kapitalus?
Jeigu Anglas darbininkas me-
turf galimybes prasimusti j ge-
resnl gyvenima, nepajegia savo
vaiku leisti mokslus, tai uz-
sienieciui darbininkui duodama
dar maziau vilciq. Kai kurie
Anglai biznieriai galvoja kad is
Vokietijos atvyke tremti n a
nieko nesupranta ir kad juos
galima SKRIAUSTI.
Stai kokios salygos uzsienie-
CLANS yra Bobbingtono (prie
Wolverhamptono) gelezies fab
rike, kuriame dirba ir keletas
Lietuviq. Drauge dirba uzsie-
nietis ir Anglas, abu paprasti
darbininkai, abu lygiai tick pat
padaro, o Anglas uz savaite dar-
bo gauna Is svaru, uzsienietis
tik 3 ar A. Nors dirbama akor-
diniai, bet ismoka tik kelinta
dali uzdarbo. O kai kviete ta
fabrika darbininkus tai buvo
pazadeta kad kiekvienas dienai
uzdirbs maziausia po svara. O
kurgi zmogus, nemoked a m S
kalbos, pasiskqs? Bio kad
neismestu ir is to darbo.
PRIZE toxic menko uzdarbic
prisideda dar ir nepapras a
prastos gyvenimo salygos. Ben
dras kambarys, kuriame gyve-
ma Xxi 20 asmenu, irengtas ze-
name barake. Duryse didele
skye. Kuro duodama vienam
kartui diena pasikurenti. Dreg-
ma. Drabuziai pelyja. Valgyti
duoda du kartu j diena. u
toki gyvenima tenka sumoketl
po 26 silingus j savaite. Ka-
dangi maisto reikia dar ir fa-
brike .dasipirkti, tai kas lieks
is viso uzdarbio? Ir cia vel pa
sireiskia bendroves Matt 0 n a
Service Hostels Corporation
noras pasipelnyti - uz pigial
kainuojanti buta ir prasta mai
sta init kaip uz kviecius!
Nenuostabu tat kad keletas
is to fabriko pabego. Taciau
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Anglia ApVy|6 YreIntinius
Pasene Fabriku lrengimai = Tremtiniai Skriau-
dziami ir Gasdinami - Klasiu Sistema.
Daug Priklauso nuo Laimes

1iho 1oOd1 SdlIdl, dplDdre, Slule
gryzti atgalios. Girdi, dabar
uz maista turesite patys apsi-
moketi! 0 kitokio darbo ne
duoda, siulo tiktai angliu ka-
syklas = kuriu visi labai bio,
mes ten gyvybei nuolatinis pa
vojus, = ir darba pas ukinin-
kus. Tai darbai kuriu Anglai
labiausiai nemegsta. Isviso,
Darbo Ministerial gero darbo
tremtiniams neduoda net ir
tue atveju jeigu tremtinys SUI
siranda pats ir is bendroves
pristato dokumentus. Jeigu
nuo Spalio l d. patys Anglai
neturi laisves darbo pasirinki-
me tai tremtiniai - nei tick!
Childs Ercall pereina m o j e
stovykloj esantis Latvis verte-
jas megsta dar pagasdinti ir
pagrasinti: "Grazinsime j Vo-
.kietija atgalios! O kukuruzine
duona turbut jau zinoma!. :"
Taciau vienas jaunas vyrukas
Latvis Balodis A. tiesiog at
kirto: "Grazinkitev' - O jis
tikrai labai ir labai jaudinasi;
mat, jo tevai ir sesuo SUI mazu
vaiku yra like Vokietijoje. Jis
labai susirupines ju likimu.
Jam labai skaudu kad jis ne
gales ju atsikviesti j Anglia,
mes is kur jis gales apmoketi
uz ju islaikyma po 80 silingu
per savaite? Tad su nusimini-
mu beveik noretQ grizti atga-
lios j merdincia Vokietija =
pas savuosius. Toks yra ne jis
vienas. Tokiu yra ir Lietuviu
ir kitq tautybiu.
KITI, kurie nera suristi taip
artimais seimos rysias su Vo-
kietija, kencia tyledami. Cia
Wis delto yra geriau negu
Vokietijoje! Siek-tiek esi sotes-
mis-, esi saugesnis (toliau Ru-
sal; be to, nera tu taip baisiu
screeningu) ir gall nors vege-
tuoti, kick laisviau atsikvepti.
Taciau didziumoje paemus
tremtiniai yra apsivyle Angli-
ia. Mes negaletume kaltinti
AnglQ bloga valia musu atzvil-
giu. Ne, cia ir, pats Anglas
darbininkas animal pasmerk-
tas skursti. Cia, man atrodo,
daugiausia nulemia pasenus D.
Britanijos visuomenine siste-
ma. cia jau iprasta kad dar-
bininkas prastai gyventQ.
Bet is Vokietijos atvyke trem-
tiniai nori prasimusti gyveni-
man.
Labai charakteringas ivykis
buvo SUI vienu mano draugu,
kuris nuvyko j Londona aplan-
kyti ligonineje dirbancios savo
zmonos. Vyriausi ligonines Sc
suite il itare kaip snipa, nes il
negalejo patiketi kad juoda-
darbis darbininkas gall graziai
ir tvarkingai apsirengti. "As
uzdirbsiu du svaru j savaite,
bet pirksiu patti geriausia ir
brangiausia kostiuma!" is
didziai pasake tas mano biciu-
lis.
TACIAU j tokia liudna, be-
veik tragiska padeti, patenka
ne visi. Cia kaip lioterijoje -
viska nulemia laime. Be to,
ne visi fabrikantai skriaudzia
tremtinius. Toks neteisingas
yra gal tik tas vienas gelezies
fabrikas. Kai kur salygos yra
net labai geros, maisas pui-
kiausias, darbas nesunkus, va
dovybe - atjaucianti tremti-
MANS.
Paw, beveik visose ligonine-
Sc prie Londono dirbancios Pa
baltietes labai patenkintos. Ir
is ligonines Hill Top miestely-
je, Lietuvaite M. slapkauskai-
te raso kad taip gerai il savo
gyvenime nera turejus. Kitos
J Lietuvaites, patekusios j teks-
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PIENAS reikalingas ir Sc
nesnio amciaus zmonems, ne
tik vaikams, nes jis palaiko
kaulus nuo trukimo ir luzimo.
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Nhen McC meets Mac-Iook out, America!

This is the modern Stanley
and Livingstone. And while
Stanley Cor was it Livingstone?)
braved the jungle to reach his
man, the Colonel is spanning
mountains and oceans.
Mccormick took Pixies Peak
in his stride (making few cuff
notes on where anti-aircraft
batteries could be strategically
placed, just in case :. }.
His dispatches from Hawaii
showed him staunch and I'M
shaken. His triumphal entry
into Japan this week will be
something for the historians to
record.
=. And all to bring Mac
Arthur's battered old CT hat to
throw into the ring.
PICTURE that tete-a-tete in
the headquarters of the SUI
preme Headquarters for the
Allied Powers.
VIII they reminisce briefly
on the ''recent unpleasantness"
-McC. and Mac?
Will the General, "conquerer
of Japan mention indelicately
that the Colonel's Tribune al
most gave Japan the war by
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publishing our most closely
guarded military secrets?
That on June 7, 1912,
the Trib splashed the story
which informed the japanese
high command of our strategy
for the battle of Midway?
-. That in the darkest days
of the war the Colonel's paper
revealed to the japanese that
we had cracked their military
code and practically suggested
that they get a new one?
OR WILL the Colonel con-
TESS that MacArthur's past has
embarrassed him no end when
he tries to sell him as friend
of the veteran?
viii the Colonel suggest that
unfortunately many World War
vets still remember that Mac
Arthur's storm troops gassed
them out Of Washington, D. c.
when they came to ask for
their bonus?
Or will they confine their
membranes to pleasant days
in France in 1917-when the
two cronies made the Paris
bistrots together, and Mac
Arthur became known as Dug
Out DOUG?
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-08
But did she swim
i'm the RED Sea?

BOSTON - tFpl-Could the
word J. Parnell Thomas is look
ing for be "submersive?"
When beautiful Esther Will
liams arrived here from Holly
wood. she was asked TO COM
ment on the House un-Ameri-
can Committees probe of al
legged Red" activities there.
IT really don't know what il
is all about" the ctress-swim-
mer replied. There's nothing
subversive in my pictures. We
just tell people TO battle more
often"
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is constantly burning; the Eiffel
Tower, which is magnificent, and
the ground where the famous Bas-
tile prison once stood.
Today on this site a Statue of
Liberty stands.
THE COST of living here is ex-
tremely high. The average worker
earns around $1,000 week or
40 cents an hour. There is no put
ter in Paris other than via the
black market and this sells for
$500 per pound, and milk is only
for children, the sick and very
old. Butcher shops are open three
days week. Choice meats in
these shops cost approximately 81
per pound. There is plenty of food
to be found in cafes, but the cost
here is extremely high. A decent
meal in a cafe is about $500 per
person. There is plenty here if
you can afford to pay very high
black market prices. Transporta-
ton by bus and subway is only
5 cents.
Paris is like a melting pot. You
do not have any anti-racial feel
ings. The people are very cordial
and friendly and this is due mainly
to the fact that you have a strong
progressive organized labor move
ment here.
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Cameron, Shirley Graham, Albert
E. Kahn, Kenneth Leslie, Theo-
dore Ward, Artie Shaw, Arthur
Miller and Samuel Sillen.
At the same time, So leaders
of French letters and thought pro-
tested the action of the Un-Amer-
lean Committee against great
American novelist, Howard Fast"
They wrote to him:
cat this moment when the fu-
ture of civilization depends upon
agreement among those peoples
devoted to the principle of peace,
we want to let you know that
the reading of your books in
France constitutes a powerful ar
gument against those who would
destroy the friendship of the
French for the American people.
"BY RECREATING in your
novels the great historical per-
sonages of America, you demon
strate to other peoples the strength
and continuity of the democratic
traditions of your people.
For this reason we find it i'm
possible to believe that you could
be felled by a decision, the nature
of which would cast doubt upon
this American tradition of
which you have come to be one
of the outstanding spiritual am
bassadors in your country"
Admission to the meeting is
free.
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AVG to discuss
delinquency

The Chicago AVG today an
nounced the second in series of
city-wide town meetings on the
problem of juvenile delinquency.
Edward L. Morris, executive
secretary, announced that the Four
Freedoms Chapter would hold the
forum at Herzl Community Home
at 1885 N. California ave. on No
vember Is at 8:15 p. m.
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sons. The engine room and me-
chanical department are very
modern also, and all of the workers
seem to enjoy the accommodations
provided for them.
Some of the accommodations
are: a modern medical dispensary
where workers are examined and
placed on a job according to his
or her physical ability to perform
such work; an up-to-date library,
and recreation room located on
the plant premises. They are OPP
Grated by the workers themselves
through their union. They also
have modern showers and private
bath stalls, which are numbered
for their use.
In another plant operated by
the same firm in the northeastern
part of the city, where hogs and
cattle are processed, I saw hogs
receive electrical shocks before
being stuck with a knife and
cattle shot with an odd-Shaped
SoundlesS gun.
In this plant there is employed
about 900 persons and even more
during peace-time production.
/ VISITED slaughter house in
Paris, known as La-Villette. There
you will find very primitive meth
DDS of slaughtering cattle and
sheep and some hogs. The prop
erty is owned by the city and
the slaughtering and production
space is rented by big meat barons.
There is no chain production at
this place.
Returning to the city later in
the evening as guest of Brother
j. B. Tomas of the World FEEDER
alton of Trade Unions and Brother
McWhinnie of the Press and In
formation Department, was
shown around the WFTU's head
quarters.
The following day, the WITH
furnished me with car for a
tour of Paris. The sightseeing ex-
cursion included the Arch of Tri-
1lmph where the Unknown Soldier
is buried, and where a small torch
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-08

Hold your breath, America!
Robert r. Mccormick, pub
Usher of the Chicago Tribune,
is flying to the side of Gen.
Douglas Macarthur.
What a day when these two
great minds of the 18th Cen
tury" meet!
McCormick's Journey to
Japan is portentous.
Out of the mating of these
two minds may be born the
Republican ticket of 1948.
THE COLONEL has been
casual. He says he's going "just
to see an old friend" But the
nation and the world will brush
his modesty aside.
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Dubois to hail
US-USSR unity

DR.. w. E. B. Dubois, noted Negro
scholar, author, and lecturer, will
join the Very Rev. Hewlett john
son, Dean of Canterbury, on the
stage of the Civic Opera House
Nov. % at the American-Soviet
Friendship Rally concentrating
the 30th anniversary of the Soviet
government and the 18th Of diplo-
matte relations between our two
countries.
DR.. Dubois is the author of the
petition submitted to the current
session of the UN General Assem-
bly, by the National Association
for the Advancement Of Colored
People calling for UN investiga-
ton OF racial discrimination in
America. His most recent book is
Color and Democracy"
Tickets for the Sunday after
noon affair are available from the
Chicago Council of American
Soviet Friendship, SO w. Washing
ton st., ANDover 1873.
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W. Adams st.

world renowned author and col
umnist for The Chicago Star comes
here as his case ponds an appeal.
Support for Fast in his case
against the Un-American commit
tee has come from all sections of
the country, from many European
countries.
=
IN NEW YORK on Oct. Is, a
rally to defend Fast was staged
by two progressive magazines,
''New Masses" and "Mainstream. !"
The famous poet, anthrologist and
author Louis Untermeyer was
chairman of the meeting.
Speakers at the meeting in
cluded o. John Rogge, Angus
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The plant is modern and it is
not as large as one of the Big
Three plants and yet it is some
what larger than the Miller &
Hart plant in Chicago. They kill
hogs and very little beef. The
methods of production is similar
to that used in the Yards in Chi
cago.
IN PEACE-TIME production, the
plant works 1000 workers and its
present employment rs $50 per-