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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01
ANNOUNCE NEGRO AID.
FOR RED CROSS DRIVE

WASHINGTON. DC. En-
thuslastlc endorsement by Ne
groes in every walk of life has
been given 10 the l047 American
Red Cross Fund campaign for
500 100000 beginning March I
or this amount approximately
10 percent is needed directly
and indirectly for the armed
forces and veterans and their
families, while disaster relief
and health and educational SER
vices absorb the remainder.
College presidents. church lead
ers, and organizations such as
the Urban League have sent let
terS TO Red Cross national head
quarters expressing approval Of
Red Cross activities From CT
TO general, the military has vote
ed its appreciation of Red Cross
morale-building work for home
sick occupation troops as we'll as
hospltalized men.
Writing from the Negro-staff-
ed Pasay Club in Manila, Cpl.
Wendell L. Thompson, Jr., of
Hampton, Virginia. who has been
overseas a year with the 8l0th
Engineering Aviation Battalion,
SAID the club is az swell place
for a CT thousands of miles from
the United States. II makes him
feel as If home is just around the
corner"
Big Names
And from his office at the War
Department in Washington, Brig.
Gen. BENJAMIN q Davis penned
this tribute: The American Red
Cross has rendered inestimable
assistance in keeping up the mo-
rale of the Army personnel For
years 20 come, il is my opinion
that many servicemen and ex-
servlcesmen will look TO the Red
Cross for assistance"
Eugene Kinckle Jones, general
secretary of the Urban League,
wrote: These annual campaigns
Oxford the public the chance 10
sense participation in the good
work done through gifts it makes
in supporting this organization,
while Claude A. Barnett, director
the Associated Negro Press,
stated. The American r e q
Cross. greatest humanitarian or
ganlzation in the world deserves
the support of every man, wo-
man, and child in our land"
This tribute from T M Camp
bell. TuskcgCe Institute field
agent for the US. department Of
Agriculture Extension Service
was typical of many:
The annual drive for the
American National Red Cross
is an opportunity for all able
bodied Americans who have jobs
10 Join in and give of their means
no matter how small.
II have witnessed this great
organization working al national
Headquarters; I have seen il IN
action in the metropolitan cent
ers, on transportation lines Gland,
sea. and airl; in the backwoods
sections OF the rural south in
GLIDING the Mississippi flood
areas. in army camps Of this
country. South America, Africa,
and Europe. / know Of no other
single agency that comes more
nearly meeting the urgent needs
of all peoples in times Of stress
and disaster, irrespective OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01

cussed plans FOR play or con-
cert 20 be given in the very near
future, They Will meet next week
with Mrs. Gladys Williams Of FL.
lot ST.
The Afford Drill Chorus held
an entertainment SATURDAY.. In
the home Of Mrs Mable England
on Holbrook The affair was re-
ported 10 be a wonderful sue
cess. Mrs Marie Love 81 355
Polk was presented with the has
ket filled with grocery treats.
The ENTRE-nous met Monday
evening in tho Bcechwood Com.
munlty Center Il was a social
meeting They are planning
basketball game with the Mod
ernettes Of Monroe. Evelyn Reed
president.
The VETERANS club held
their popularity contest an d
dance on FRIDAY. February % ~
tho Northrup school The FIRST
prize Of a lapel watch went 10
Miss Jean Bcnford, the second
prize Of a ring went 10 Miss Mary
Frances Bridges and the third
prize Of a portable radio, went
TO Miss Annabelle Perkins. There
was quite turnout
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01
Circuit Judge

Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
CASPAR J LINGEMAN, Clerk
BY A. Nader.
Deputy Clerk 3.l-4-5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01
OBITUARY

James Luther Hollis. ~ Fiji
teenth st IN Ecrose. victim Of a
shooting alteration last week
end died in the Sumbv Hospital
He leaves 10 mourn his loss, a
wife. mother. four brothers, and
one sister. His body was shipp-
cd from the McFall Bros. Funer-
al Home TO Alabama
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS
BY Ethel Tucker

Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.. McCrary
of Ecorse, announced the mar
riage of their daughter Ruth. TO
Henry Daley, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Daley Of Highland Park,
at a reception at the IL Horse
men Civic Center on Friday,
February %.
In the receiving line stood the
bride, gowned in white crepe
with fitted peplum. and car
rying bouquet Of green or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01
LEGAL NOTICE
Anthony Nelson. Atty.
Ioa penobscof BLDG.

Anthony Nelsons ally.
I7s Penobscof Bldg.
erATF OF MICHIGAN in the
c.s.uit Court for the County of
Tsvne in Chancery
IniTIA PEOPLES, Plaintiff,
:, John PEOPLES, Defendant
W No. 4l2-3Sl
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
session OF said court held
,ss Court House in the Wayne
e.n,,v Building at Detroit,
Michigan. on this Fl day Of Feb
rsry l947'
present Hon. VINCENT M.
sPENNAN, Circuit Judge.
I, satisfactory appearing by
,sidaylt Of the plaintiff. on file
= his cause, that the wherea-
Iasts and residence of the de-
isndant John Peoples, cannot be
On motion Of Anthony Nelson.
,oorney for plaintiff,
N Is ORDERED that John
Ponies the defendant herein,
..ossr and answer the bill Of
,,smplaint filed in this cause.
S,tbln three months 90 from
s,,e Of this Order, or said Bill
vii be taken as confessed by
aid defendant.
"i n is FURTHER ORDERED
"a, this Order shall be publish
II according 10 law In the De-
,-oit Tribune. and that copy of
~. Order be sent by registered
r.l within twenty days before
ne time prescribed for his APP
,sarsnce. 70 said defendant at.
Ei~ball West Virginia, and 4
iindln street. Welsh, West Vir-
sna and a return receipt de-
handed therefor
VINCENT M. BRENNAN.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01
MONROE NEWS
BY Winiirsd covinaion
Second Baptist News

0efAAaA ANGW1
The Second Baptist church
convened at 1900 am. with the
Deacons in charge. 1870 preach
ing service was conducted The
pastors subject was Following
The Folly. Rev. John M. Bur.
relllS, the pastor.
Visiting
Miss Margaret Philpot has re-
turned from a short visit to CT
ties in Ohio.
Party
A birthday party was held re-
Gently at Mems Club house on
Fifth and Almyra Ave. honor
ing Mr., Westly EthridRe and
brother Earl.
The Waeankyiyi Campfire
Group gave a dinner held Fri
day az the home OF the guar
dian Mrs. l. V. covinRton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01

When disoomforts Of colds make chill
dren feel 20 miserable. many young
mothers now rub on PENETRo for
quick-acting relief It's 20 clean and
white. 20 pleasant to use and 10 eiiec-
tivei PENETRo'S modern-type, medi-
Gated vapon are released al once to bring
soothing relief 10 irritated upper bron.
chial tubes, clear the head. relieve SIRE
throat, help quiet tho coughing Of colds.
Modern mothers everywhere are chang
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01
SICK LIST

Mrs, Marie Love of 355 Polk
ST. is confined 70 her home suf-
ferinc from a severe foot ailment
Mrs Alberta Crutchfield IS III
with the grippe. She lives az 435
Elliot Mrs Rufus Pearson of 37l7
S Ethel suffered hip fracture
while enroute 10 a basketball
game last Wednesday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-30
Eastern Livestock
Show At Tim'nium
Set For November

The Eastern National Livestock
Show, Inc, Successor to the Bal
timore Livestock Show, Inc.), will
be held at the Maryland State Fair
Grounds, eight miles north of Bal
timore, at Timonium, Md, Novem-
Der 18th to 21st, inclusive, 1947. A
number of county boys and girls
will be exhibitors.
What started out as Fat Stock
Show at the Union Stock Yards in
Baltimore 19 years ago, limited to
fat steers, fat hogs and fat lambs,
will be expanded this year to in
clude classes for breeding cattle of
the three beef breeds. This will go
far in making the Eastern Ma
tional Livestock Show one of the
great livestock shows in the Natior
and do much to fulfill a need long
felt in the East for such a great
winter show. 1t is hoped in future
years to expand still further and
to include breeding classes for
other types of livestock.
Through the cooperation of the
Maryland State Fair Board the
Maryland Horse Breeders Associ-
alton and the various Breed Asso-
Citations, the Eastern National
Livestock Show is able to offer a
total of $35,OOO.OO in premiums to
be distributed at the Forthcoming
1947 Show.
Richard c. Riggs, Gainesville, is
president of the show. w. Alan
McGregor, vice president; Henry
j. Moehlman, treasurer, and Jo-
seph M. Vial, secretary.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-30
Washington Grove
Mrs. Wallace Muir
GGithersbstrg 69-R

Commander and Mrs. Sydney
Connor had as their weekend
guest Mrs. P. B. Robinson, of New
York City.
DR.. Maude Nuttall and Mrs. Ro-
land Waddill have returned to the
Grove after two weeks vacation
in New York.
The Women's Society Christian
Service and the Wesleyan Guild are
joining forces on November 7 when
they will hold bazaar in the AS
sembly Hall. Beginning at 7:30 in
the evening, there will be offered
for sale fancy work, cooked vege-
tables, rolls, cakes, and pies. The
proceeds will go toward the build
ing Fund for the new Grove
Church.
On Saturday, October %, about
thirty Grove Recreation Club en-
thusiasts attended a turkey din
ner, at the Masonic Hall, Gathers
burg, in special room reserved by
the Mayor. Those attending were
Mayor and Mrs. Irving L. McCath-
ran, Clarence E. Becraft, DR.. and
Mrs. James Hundley, Judge Clyde
Aitchison, Miss Beatrice Aitchi-
son, Leo Federline, Jack Walker,
and Mrs. Wallace Muir. Com
mander and Mrs. Sydney Connor,
Mrs. P. B. Robinson, Mrs. David
Bradley, Miss Betty Bradley, Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard o. Bent, Mrs.
Walter Spilman, and Franklin
Spilman. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Healy, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Win
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Wa
tiers, Miss Marian Waters, and
Miss Estelle Waters.
The Young Dramatic Group of
the Grove repeated its play "Cin-
derella", at Rockville, on Friday.
The production was very well re-
ceived and the proceeds were
turned over to a fund to supply
gifts and cheer to needy children
at Christmas time.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-30
Gladly

Pullman lowers are to be higher,
1t says here. AS for the uppers,
any pyramid Of Arabian acrobats
who happen to be abroad will glad
ly help you get to bed.-Milwaukee
Journal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-30
What

What the country needs is
good 10-cent sandwich.-Greens-
boro, Ca, Herald-Journal.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12
MIRE RASYTOJAS
BALYS SRUOCA

Lietuviu zodis, Spaliu 80 d..
leidziamas Detmolde, Vokieti-
joje, raso:
Tarybu Lietuvos Rasytoiu
Sajunga per Vilniaus radio
pranesa kad Spaliu 16 Vilniuje
mire rasytojas Balys Sruoga.
Palaidotas Vilniuje Spaliq 18.
Balys Sruoga buvo gimes
Vasario 2 d. 1896 m Baiboku
kaime, Vabalninko val. Baiges
Panevezio realine gimna z j q
jis buvo istojes j Petrapilio
misku Institute, bet greit per-
sikele j Maskvos universiteto
filosofijos fakulteta. Del re-
voliucijos studijas laikinai tu-
rejo pertraukti. Gryzes 1918
m. j Lietuva, kuri laika dirbo
spaudos biure ir Lietuvos re-
dakcijoje. 1921 m. isvyko stu
dijuoti j Muencheno universi-
teta. Ten 1924 m. uz dizerta-
cija "Dainu poetikos etiudai"
gavo daktaro laipsni.
Tuojau buvo pakviestas j
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12
LAUKIAMA ATOMI-
NIQ STEBUKLQ

Atomines energijos zinovai
padare perspejimus Industrial
laikyti axis ispletus ir ausis
istempus laukiant tam tikru
atomines energijos istobulini-
mu kurie bus naudingi komer-
ciniu atzvilgiu.
Vienas atomines energiios
komisijos narys pareiske kad
visai netoli tas laikas kada ato-
mine energija taps ''pilnai SUI
angus" ir padarys pagrindines
permainas Amerikos industri-
joje.
Daug daroma ivairiu bandy-
mQ su atomine energija, kuri
leidziasi panaudojama ivairiais
atvejais, ir su laiku il parodys
tikrus stebuklus, kurie bus vi
sal paprasti ir lengvai panau-
dojami.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12
PASKUTINES VILTYS
r a s O
DIR. ]. Audrlnas

dotis kad per il galetu islaiky-
ii Balkanuose laisves ir nepri-
klausomybes pavyzdi. Bendra-
me Sovietu-Amerikieciu sanity
kiu lauke Austria sudaro lyg
kokia oaze dykumoje. J.. .oaze
prie kurios Amerikieciai yra
nutare laikytis, noredami pa
rodyti jog bent vienas pasiza-
dejimas turf butt ispildytas, kai
j tick daug kitty pasizadejimp
lengvai numota ranka.
SOVIETU ituzimas Austrijo-
je yra didelis: juk po praejusiu
metu visuotinq rinkimu j par
lamenta Austru komunistai te-
galejo pravesti 4 atstovus, ku-
rie tarp 161 pasilieka be jokio
politinio svorio. Patti komunis-
tQ partija Xxi siol pasilaiko tik
Sovietu pagalba; maitinasi jQ
pinigais ir juos yra sudejusi
visas Wits. Kad ir placiai is
pustos propagandos budais stem
giasi komunistai Wis daugiau
apimti masiu ir ypatingai dar-
bininkijos = Wis del to AustrQ
antikomunistinis nusistatymas
yra tick kietas kad nj e k a p
jiems nepavyksta jo pralauzti'
Vienoje komunistai pristeige
ellie partijos mokyklu ir instl-
tutu, kur renkamas jaunlmas
ir mokomas kaip tapti g geru
komunistu ir Stalino myletoju
Ju laikrasciai pigiai ir gau'
siai platinami po visa krasta
jie visais budais itikineja gy-
ventojus kad Austrijos likimas
priklauso nuo Sovietu ir kad XII.
toxic kelio j 'laiminga Austri'
ja' nera, kaip tik bendradar.
biavimas su Sovietais. Austrijos
komunistai SUI ju labai ener-
gingu vadu DR.. Fischer, pa
siremdami Sovietu peciais, IT,
kisi sulaukti nauju rinkimq il
tikisi JUGS laimeti taip, kair
Vengrijos komunistai. Gal vie
ma diena ir suzinosime kad Au-
strijoje Sovietai isvijo dabar-
tine valdzia ir pastate savaja
To reikia laukti, mes AnglQ.
Amerikieciu protestai del Mask.
vos zygiu Rumunijoje, Bulgari'
.joje bel Vengrijoje nepasirode
pakankamai energingi kad at
baidytu Sovietus nuo tolimes
niu smurtq.
Taigi, kaip visose Euro p o s
valstybese taip ir Austrijoje
gyvenama SUI didele baime IL
ziurima j ateiti neramia akimi
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12

Lietuvos universiteto Humani-
tariniQ mokslu fakulteta. Ten
deste Rusq literature, visuoti-
mes literaturos ivada ir visa
ellie epizodiniq kursu is litera-
turos istorijos.
Budamas tampriai susirises
su teatro gyvenimu, b. Sruoga
universitete isteige teatro Sc
minarija ir jam visa laika SEX
mingai vadovavo.
Karo metu dirbo Vilniaus
universitete. 1943 m. Kovo
menesi, rysium SUI Lietuvos
universitetu uzdarymu, Balys
Sruoga buvo Vokieciu suimtas
ir isveztas j Stutthofo koncen-
tracijos stovykla. Ten isbuvo
Xxi Sausio rs d. 1916 m. Ka-
70 islaisvintas jis pateko Lie
tuvon.
Koncentracijos stovykla ir
paskutiniu metu isgyvenimai
Lietuvoje, matyt, palauze ra-
sytojo sveikata. Mire jis dar
paciame kurybiniu jegQ sukle-
stejime, tik praejusiais metals
teatsventes savo SO metq am
ziaus sukakti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12

Nors vidaus jegos Austrijoje
komunistams nera palan k o S
taciau, pazystant komun s Y
"sugebejimus" is mazumos pa.
daryti dauguma, niekas negali
butt tikras kad Austrai suge-
bes atsispirti.
Is PERNYKsCIU rink i m Y
Austrijoje pasirode kad stip-
riausi partija yra ''Liaud e $
Partija", kuri apima stambes-
MUS ukininkus, stipresnius pre-
kybininkus, pramoninkus, dva-
siskija, visus 'kilminges N u S
sluoksnius" ir. -. visus baz=
nycios tarnus. Ryskiausias tos
partijos pazymys tai grieztas
nusistatymas prizes komunNma.
il atstoja veik senaja Dolfus-
so vadovauta partija, kuri va
dinosi 'krikscioniQ-socialu" ir
kuri, Dolfussa nuzudzius 1884
metals, palengva istirpo, nesu-
gebejus energingai gintis Xxi
gallo prizes Hitlerio pasikesini-
mus.
Galima ir siadien stipriai su-
abejoti ar "Liaudies Partija" !,
vadovaujama ministro pirmi-
ninko Figl ir uzsieniu reikalQ
ministro Gruber, neistis ia p
pat kaip senieji krikscionys-so-
cialai, jei Sovietai viena diena
issauktu pavojQ. Nuns atrodo
kad ia partija, surinkus dau-
giausia balsu rinkimuose, nesu-
rinko daugiausia jegos reikalin-
gos kovai prizes komun i S t u S.
Balsu neuztenka kovai prizes
komunizma. Reikia geru kums-
ciu, reikia tvirtos dvasios II
tokios pat neapykantos, kaip
ir komunistai kad turi.
Jiems - komunistams jQ
partija yra tas pat, kas geram
katalikui Baznycia. JQ vadai
yra lygus Dievui. Ir prizes to-
XII "tikejima" kovoti yra ne
lenpva. reikia tureti daug ne
apykantos, dar daugiau ituzi-
mo, mazai pagarbos ir kautis
be jokiu derybu. Tx Sticks
kelias nuvesti laimejiman. Aus
tru "Liaudies Partija", deja,
dar neturi tokios dvasios, ir
todel jei jai reiketu siadien is
eiti atviran propagandos musin,
vargiai il galetu atsilaikyti.
Paskutinieji rinkimai Vengri-
.joje parode kad "Smulkiu Saw
ninku Partija," turejus tokl
dideli balsu skaiciu, j staiga
per viena diena prarado, mes
neturejo drasos tokiu pat izu.
lumu pulti komunistus, ir jiems
atsakineti tokiu pat astumu IL
tokia pat klasta kaip jie tatal
visur daro. Priesa reikia mus.
tt tue paciu ginklu kuriuo il
lis tave musa, arba stipresniu
/ bet jokiu budu ne silpnesniu
Austru Liaudies Partija" yra
"dailiazodziu ir svelniarankiv
partija" ir kaip tokia j nera
pakankamai stipri kovai prizes
komunizma.
sALIA "Liaudies Partijos''
Austrai dar turf socialistus, va.
| dovaujamus Prezidento Renner
| ministro vice-pirm. Schaerf il
Gen. Korner. Bet po karo vi.
SOS socialism, partijos visuose
Europos krastuose nuejo laba
slidziais keliais. Jas suviliojt
komunistai, siulydamiesi suda
ryti vieningas "darbo zmoni'
ir klasiu' partijas. Tiesa, TX
siol toks socialism, bel social
demokratu susivienijimas ST
komunistais terra ivykes tik ke
lose Sovietu kontroleje esan
close valstybese, taciau beveil
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12

FARMERIAMS ir seiminin-
kems patariama nedeti obuo-
Illus SUI kopustais, bulvemis ir
kitais sakniavaisiais, nes abuo-
liai paprastai sutraukia j save
tu darzoviu kvapsnius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12

PASAULYJE zmoniu skai-
cius pastarais metals padauge-
10 astuoniais nuosimciais -
padaugejo 200 milijonu dusiu.
Maisto gi derlius visame pa
saulyje sumazejo z nuos. To-
del ir apsireiskia maisto tru
kumas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12

~ ILNhlQ meneS1u kant
rlq gincu ''Keturiu Didziuju'
(Amerikos, Anglijos, Rusijos ir
Prancuzijos) komisija, kur a
buvo pavesta sudaryti taikos
sutarties su Austria projektas,
paskelbe kad jai nepavyko su-
sltarti ir kad keturi uzsieniu
reikalu ministrai, kurie Lapkri-
clio menesio gale susirenka Lon
done, lures islaikyti dar vie
na labai sunku bandyma. Ko-
misija uzkliuvo ties labai jau-
trials klausimais, kuriu svar-
biausieji yra: karo reparaciju
klausimas, isvietintq asmenu
hkimas, nustatymas koks tur-
tas Austrijoje turf butt laiko-
mas priklausanciu Vokieciams,
ir Jugoslavijos reikala v i m S
perleisti jai Austrijos teritori-
JOS, dali islyginant sienas. i.
Trys komisijos nariai (Ame-
rika, Anglia ir Prancuzija) del
tQ visu klausimu nesunkiai su-
.sitare, bet ketvirtasis nary
(Sovietu Sajunga) nedare jo-
kiQ nuolaidq ir reikalavo pripa-
zinti tai kas jos pageidauja-
ma. il nori kad jai butu att
Quotas taip vadinamas "Vokie-
ciQ turtas", kurio sudaro So
vietu apskaiciavimu apie $50
milijonQ dolariq. Sovietai rel
kalauja priversti visus isvietin-
tus asmenis gryzti j ju kilmes
krastus; jie reikalauja pripa-
zinti Jugoslavams reparacijas
ir pakeisti Austrijos S siein a s
Jugoslavijos naudai, atiduodaut
Jlems PietQ Korintija.
Neziurint geriausiu pastan-
gu kick galima daugiau paten-
knit Sovietus, Wis del to nei
Amerikieciai, nei Anglai, nei
Prancuzai nerado galima sutik-
tt SUI, visais SovietQ reikalavi-
mais. Ir taip vie1fa didziausiu
taikos zaizdQ pasilieka atvira.
Pasilieka il atvira ne del to
kad nebutu galima surasti val
sto, o tik todel kad samonin-
gal norma ta zaizda kuoilgiau
palaikyti, turint ir vieniems ir
antriems aisku politini tiksla.
JEI VISOS valstybes uz So
vietu uzdangos, galima sakyti,
sutirpo komunistu rankose tai
Austria pasiliko toje Europos
erdveje vienintele valstybe, ku-
ri raitosi kaip gyvate tarp So
vietiniu pirstu, nesiduo d m a
itraukti j Maskvos planus. Pc
to kaip Vengrijos demokratijai
ir nepriklausomybei Sovietai SUI
dave mirtina smugi, isvydami
ministra pirmininka Macy ir
pravesdami "bolsevikinius rim
kimus", Austria pasidare pas
kutiniu laisves pylimu, kurl
Amerika nutare ginti, o Sovie-
tai zut-but paimti.
Jau vienu metu sklido gan
das kad SUI Austrijos vyriausy-
be ruosiasi Sovietai pasielgti
taip kaip jie pasielge su Ven
grijos teiseta valdzia. Ir jei
ne Amerikieciu ir kitty sajun-
gininku buvimas Austrijoje, tai
tikrai jau senai Austria butQ
buvus Maskvos praryta. So
vietai gerai Zinc kad viena die
na, ju kariuomenei isvykus is
Austrijos, durys j katalikiska
Austria uzsidarys taip kietai
kad tik jega tebus galima jas
praverti. Gi Amerikieciams-
Anglams taip gi pilnai aisku
kad, palikus Austria viena su
Sovietu kariuomene, tuoj pat
il butq raudonuju sudorota.
Taigi, kova del Austrijos su-
daro Sovietu ir Anglu-Ameri-
kieciu santikiQ klausima: So
vietai nori sunaikinti ta pasku-
TIM "sasa", isiskverbusi j jQ
itakos lauka, 81 Amerikieciai
priesingai, nori tue "sasu" nau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12

AMERIKOS zmones sunau-
doja po apie 8OO,000,0OO deg
tuku kasdien.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-12

Aerkos svenoji Venuoe Frances Cabrin pagerbama is
statymu sovylos syentuu gaerijoe Petro Bazkoe
Vatkane. Motina Cabrin, gmus Itajoe atvykus Ameri
kon ca aba aug pasdarbavo Chicagoje kur mre 80
tn atgal il kanonzuota sventaa Liepos m6nesi 1916
81 jos marmuro stovyla svera Fl tona
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14

Whenever a nation prepares to take a mo-
mentous decision such as President Truman
requested this week in asking $40O, 000,OO0
for Greece and Turkey, there are SO many
angles and elements to the decision that II
becomes difficult for the average citizen to
feel sure i'm his mind whether or not the
policy is a good one or a bad one.
1t is the natural wish of most Americans
to see Greece and Turkey remain independ-
ent and outside the orbit of Russian control.
But we doubt that the answer to this is to
continue to put up huge sums OF United
States money and armed strength to make
these countries mere puppets of British I'M
perial interests in the Mediterranean. We
think that there is a third alternative; an
alternative that the President did not sug-
gest. And that is to approach the question OF
helping Greece and Turkey through the ma
chinery of the United Nations, and using
money in the huge United Nations stabiliza-
ton fund. which is now nine billion dollars.
The citizens of this country should bear
one thing clearly in mind; If Congress sup
ports the President in his proposal that we
practically take over Greece ana turkey,
single-handed, to protect British interests,
then the United Nations is dead. The United
Nations was organized to handle just such
disputes and r~ivalries OF interest. And let no
one be so blind as to forget or deny that
Russia has legitimate national interests III
what goes on in that section of the Mediter-
reanan which is closer to her border than to
Britain. We may not like their form OF gov
eminent for Americans, but ii is blind folly
to denysth that they suffered great losses and
accomplished a great deal as our allies in a
common war, and that they have legitimate
interests in their part of the world. The
British, though 40,000,0 900 million people on
a small island. have long dominated world
politics and trade. We think that the United
States should consider its own interests in