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TRAINING:
In Driving

II a training course in automobile
driving were made a requirement
in the curriculum Of every high
school traffic deaths could be re-
duced by 5000 to $1,000 a year. &C.
cording to DR.. Wayne Hughes, direc-
tor Of National Safety councils col.
lege and school division.
A safety council survey made
among Cleveland high schools be-
tween 1889 and l94l showed that ef-
fectual driver training reduced traf-
fc accidents by so per cent. the
council said.
1T is u firm belief that if ev.
cry high school in the nation would
put into effect such a curse we
would see miracles within Eve
years." DR.. Hughes asserted.
Officials pointed out that statistics
for l946 proved that mile for mile
the 1924 age group was a third more
dangerous behind the wheel than
any other comparable segment of
the population. That group account.
ed for 1873 per CEN of the nations
fatalities in 1916.
At present only 10 per cent Of the
Is. 900 high schools in the U. S. have
what the council regards as ade.
quate driver training courses. And
only a part Of the schools conduct.
Ing such courses have actual auto
mobiles in operation.
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KOREAN FATE:
Partition

Destiny Of Korea. that almost for
gotten country, may be decided by
the U. N. early in 1913, and that
decision may involve q now rather
understanding procedure par
tition.
A U. N. commission is expected
to ask Russia to help carry out a
U. N. decision calling for country.
wide elections leading to establish
ment Of an independent Korean gov.
eminent. If the Soviet answer Is no
and Andrei Vishinsky. Russian
delegate. previously had indicated
his country would not cooperate
the alternative could be a course
leading to partition.
The Russians, firmly entrenched
as an occupying power in the north
ern half Of Korea. are not expected
to sanction any elections or permit
U. N. observers to cross into Soviet
held territory. But the U. S.. equally
firmly established in the south. has
sponsored Korean independence and
of course is ready to cooperate.
With the American-Russian split
dominating the situation, the U. NJ.
lacking Soviet approval Of its plan.
will be faced with the decision on
whether to proceed with the elec-
tons in the south only and estab-
fish a government there.
Such a step would be tantamount
to a partition of Korea. 1t would
leave the Russians alone in the north
to pull out their troops when and if
they pleased, after which they would
be free to establish a Communist
regime there.
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~ osOA Ss4s
CHURCH OF OfEN BIBLE
B. N. NELSON. Pastor
Food for thought: Success re-
quires no apologies, failure per-
mtts no alibis.
Sunday School-10:00
Morning Worship-1l:OO
Youth Service-7:00
Bible Study-7:10
Evening Service-7:45
Wed. Mid-week service,
A Cordial Welcome awaits you.
GERMAN CONGREGATIONAL
Rev. G. X. Widmayer, pastor
Sunday school, 10 q. m.
Church services, II q. m.
Ladies Aid first Tuesday OF
every month at 2 p. m.
CHURCH OF GOD
A. j. Stuart, pastor
Sunday School, 1000 am.
Preaching, II a. m.
Evening service, 8 pm.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday,
500 pm.
We bid you a hearty well
FOURSQUARE GOSPEL
W. Third and Miles Ave.
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Rev. = Mn. James Roper, %.
Sunday services - Sunday
school 10 am. Glasses for all
ages.
Morning worship, II am.
Crusaders-You Peoples
Service, 6:45 pm.
Evening Evangelistic Service,
7:45 pm.
Mid-week Services:
Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Prayer
and Bible Study.
A cordial welcome to all.
METHODIST CHURCH
Albert Muskett, pastor
Sunday school, GAS am.
General Superintendent: Mrs.
Lois Brusven.
Supt. Adult Department: Mrs.
Harry Bouton.
Supt. Primary Department:
Mrs. R. Harris.
Morning worship, II am.
Music by Youth Fellowship and
Young Peoples choir. Soloist:
Almon Waldorf. Organist.
Mrs. w. J. Brekke.
Youth Fellowship, Sunday S
pm: superintendent: Mrs. Har-
ry Bouton.
You are welcome.
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Kew. Z. l.. Owens. S. J. Pastor
Mass will begin at $3.50 every
Sunday morning.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
OF HARDIN
Rev. C. A. Bentley. Pastor
Sunday school at 1000 am.
Morning worship HOO a.. m
burgess Memorial Church
Crow Agency
Rev. C. A. Bentley, Pastor
Sunday Services:
The Church at Study, 1890
am.
B. Y. F. at 100 pm.
The church at Worship, 1880
c. w. G. for Juniors every
Monday evening at TOO pm.
Indian Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening at 800 pm.
Halfway Community service,
2:30 P. M. Sunday.
CHRIsT'S EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
(Evangelical & Reformed)
Sunday School $50 am.
Services at 1920 by Rev. Paul
Jueling of Seattle.
Saturday night at 7:30:
Thursday, 7:30 p. M, Choir
practice.
Saturday afternoon at 200 p.
m, Confirmation instructions.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
9Th and Cody
Morris D. Lewis, District Pastor
Sabbath School at 2 Pm.
Preaching Service, 3 Pm.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
A. Clair King, Minister
Sunday, Dec. %, 1947
9:45 Church School
1900 Morning Worship
Sermon Topic, Unto the End.
$50 Pilgrim Youth Fellow
Topic christmas Here and
Everywhere"
Leader, Miss Marilyn Koebbe
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HdlfwdY News

Tom Faw and daughter, Eve
lyn were Hardin callers We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Bert Vandersloot was a
Hardin visitor Wednesday.
Elvin Wedel was in Hardin
on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Black
burn were Billings callers one
day this week.
! The Ladies Circle met Thurs
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Melvin LOOMS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Wedel
and children left Thursday for
Mississippi to visit relatives
there.
Ruth Taylor of Helena is Wis
iting at her home during the
| Christmas vacation.
About forty guests were in
attendance for the Community
Christmas tree at the school
house on Sunday. Amony those
present from Crow Agency
were the Rev. C. A. Bentley
and daughter, Miss Marie
Bentley.
Excellent camp fire kindlers
can be made at home. Dip
short lengths of kindling or
balls Of excelsior in molten par
affin and allow to cool. One or
two of these laid on the fire
will coax a suffering flame
J into a merry blaze.
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Guard Strength Up

Members Of the U. S. national
guard totaled POI .04l OF November
80. l947. . strength larger than that
Of the prewar national guard In any
year except 1910. according to an
announcement by Mai. Gen. Ken.
meth r. Cramer.
Projected strength Of the national
guard on June 30. ls4s. 10 s7l.o0 o
men. 100000 Of whom will be In
approximately $500 army units and
2l.o0o In 36S air units. he said.
Shop In Hardinl
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We look forward to serving
our many patrons over the
county during 1913.
Big Horn County Library.

10000 men a month, or 1000
men a day must be enlisted
throughout the United States to
keep our peacetime army at its
authorized strength Of 1,070.000
men.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-12-25

Marjorie Lawrence, noted Aus
tralian soprano, stricken with in:
fantile paralysis in 1871, stood for
the first time in six years TO sing
the title role in Richard Strauss
''Elektra" at Chicago's Orchestra
hall. She had given previous con-
certs from a wheel chair.
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LibrdYN Notes

When happy Christmas bells
ring out
Their Yuletide carols sweet.
May their glad peals bring you
full Joy
And happiness complete!
And may LIES richest blessings
be
Yours this coming New Year.
The Western news., 1947-09-25

George Lusher left for st. Paul
today after a weeks visit with
Slim Hemphill. He accompanied Ed
Leigh here last Thursday. Mr.. Leigh
will make his home at Sims Lodge
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Petrusha and
Micky, Mrs. L. J. Brown and Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Roberts and Gregg
spent the weekend at their Wolf
Greek cabin.
Mrs. Dorthea Leibrock of San
Francisco is visiting for a week at
the home of Robert Gehrke. Mrs.
Gehrke and Mrs. Leibrock are sis
ters.
Miss Shirley Metcalf of Kalispen
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. F. Metcalf, over the weekend.
Elwood Hewitt and daughter,
Betty of Grand Rapids, Mich, visited
for several days with G. M. Decker
and family.
The Western news., 1947-09-25

/ The Octet Bridge Club met al
the home of Mrs. Ray Rice Thursday
night After the pot luck dinner
bridge was played with Mrs. c.
Kusler taking high score and Mrs
Gordon Daugharty, low.
Harvest Home Festival Septem-
Der rs at Moose Hall SIPS adults
soc for children. IL -3t
l-RUMMAGE SALE:-October 10
by Sr. w. S. c. S. in the Community
Room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Swimley of
Wi1liston, N. D., are visiting at the
home of his brother, c. E. Swimley,
and family.
Mrs. Frank McClain returned from
Minneapolis Tuesday evening after
two weeks visit at the home Of
her uncle, John Sleizer. Mrs. Nc
Claim accompanied her parents, MI.
and Mrs. Lee Sleizer to Minnesota.
They continued an 10 st. Louis for
a visit with their daughter Har-
ret, and husband
See Libby Sash and Door for
sash, window and door frames,
doors and wood work. Phone 247-J
Miss Marilyn Neils left Monday
morning. on the bus for Missoula
10 attend the University.
Byron Nelson of Bozeman visited
several days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Parker. Mr..
Nelson is a Senior at Montana State
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. O'Conner Ief.
Tuesday for their home in El Monte,
Calf, after visiting for the past
week with Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. De-
ROSA. Monday they went on a
fishing trip to Thompson Lake,
leaving from there. While here
tfe O'Conne-s were privileged to
see . bear, moose, and a moose
cali
First Luth. Sr. Aid will have a
sale, food sale, donuts and
coffee, Christmas cards, at Moose
Hall October 10th from 10 a. m.
" r. III. AAo-obs( ,
D,nald Martin left Sunday for
Missoula where he is a sophomore 1
al the Univ yersity.
Bobbie Jaqueth left for Mon
tana State University, Misosula, on
A, son BeLmore and family visited
his brother in Spokane Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Young of
Spokane spent the weekend at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Driear.
Mr. Young attends Kinman Busi-
ness college and Mrs. Young is a
nurse at Sacred Heart.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Brown and |
laughter. Barbara, were visiting /
lis family and other relatives over
he weekend. Mr.. Brown is with 1
Kaufman Motors in Spokane.
Mrs. LoDema Alarid of Oxnard,
calf, visited for the past week with /
Ter mother, Mrs. Chas. Krebs. Rudy
Srebs came home from Leonia
where she has been working to visit
lis sister for few days.
The Western news., 1947-09-25

Dr. and Mrs. Davis H. Lewis Of
Spokane were guests of Mr. and
Mrs r. w. LeDuc Saturday through
Monday.
The Western news., 1947-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Claypool
of Kalispell were visitors at the
hcme of Mr. and Mrs. Don Leach
Sunday.
The Western news., 1947-09-25

Veteran and Auxiliary delegates
attending the v. F. w. convention
Of the lst District at Hamilton last
Saturday and Sunday report very
successful meeting. Those attend
ing were Fred Metzger, commander
Vernon c. Friend, district inspec-
tor; Clare Snyder, Issac Ludvikson,
Dick Lee, Mrs. Blanche Guenther
and Mrs. Florence Jaborski.
The Western news., 1947-09-25

Miss Irma Balfour of Spokane
visited over the weekend at tn,
home of Mrs. Leo S. Welch. Mis-
Balfour was the guest Of Miss Mar
ianne Strong.
The Western news., 1947-09-25

Mrs. A. E. Nelson arrived Sun
day from Baker, Ore, to care 1cr
business matters and visit at the
nome os her son, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Nelson.
The Western news., 1947-09-25

Susan Neils left Tuesday with her
aunt, Mrs. Julius Neils for Port
land, where she is visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Neiis.
The Western news., 1947-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Sturrn, ac-
companied by Mrs. Norris Adams
were Spokane visitors Thursday of
last week.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28

VALDzIA Washingtone kali
ba apie Sales sutvarkyma eko-
nominiu atzvilgiu. Bet darbu
to neparodo. Pats PREF. Tru-
man pakartotinai ragino uni
jas reikalauti algu pakelimu,
tuomi iskeldamas pragyvenimo
reikmenu kainas. OPA savo
veikimo laikotarpiu nepajege
sukontroliuoti juodos rinkos !;
valdzios programa namq staty-
mui sugriuvo; valdzios vykdo-
ma nesamone moketi ukinin-
kams uz bulves, kad bulviu
pervirsiu butu galima sunai-
knit, niekuo nepasitarnavo ge-
resniu kaip tik palaikymu aux
Stu kainu.
Tie dalykai iskils 1948 me-
tais prezidento rinkimu vaju-
je ir Demokratams atsirugs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28
RAUDONOJO CARO-
PUOSNUS BALIUS

Berlyno korespondantas ap
raso kaip bolsevikai svente 81
metu komunistinio rezimo Ru
sijoje svente.
Svente ivyko buv. Kaizerit
rumuose Potsdame. Sven e {
raute dalyvavo visu okupaciniy
kariuomeniu atstovai ir daugy'
be ivairiu sveciQ. Gatvese ju'
dejima tvarke eilemis sustaty.
ia sovietu policija. Triju ke.
liu privaziavimas prie Kaizerio
rumQ buvo puosniai dekoruo.
tas - kas so pedu keitesi pa.
veikslas tai su Stalino portre-
tn, tai SUI ivairiais motyvais is
Rusq revoliucijos laiku. Prize
ineinamu durq ir istisos sales
apkabinetos sovietu didziunu
ir viso politbiuro sastato por-
tretais. Visur stipri sviesa ir
iliuminacija.
Rumu viduje daugybe gau-
siai ivairiais skanestais ap-
krautu ir dekoruotu stalu. Pill
nos dezes vodkos ir sampano.
Rusai daugiausia uniformuoti,
visi blizganciais caro- pavyzdzio
antpeciais ir apsikabine orde-
nais. Jq moterys madingai su-
sisukavusios ir puosniai pagal
naujausias madas pasiredziu-
sios.
Toxic puosnaus baliaus Ber-
lynas senai jau nemate. Emo
mes ziurejo ir stebejosi kokia
miEiniska pazanga j ponisku-
ma per taip trumpa laika pa
dare ''darbininku ir valstieciu"
vyriausybe!
O kur tas vargsas Rusu dar-
bininkas ir kur tas vyzuotas
Rusu valstietis-muzikas?
Ju j ta baliu niekas nei is
tolo neprisileido. -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28

STASSEN, kuris nori patek-
ii prezidento kandidatus, ne
apsikentes pareiskia kad Ame-
rika privaletu sulaikyti davus
Rusijai ivairias masinerijas ir
elektrinius produktus Xxi nebus
tarp tu dvieju saliu aiskiai ir
atvirai susitarta.
Stassen pereita pavasari bu-
vo nuvykes ne tik j Europa bet
ir pas patti Stalina. Nors Sta
linas jam gerai uzfundijo, ta-
linas jam gerai uzfundijo, ir
Stassen sugryzes pradejo skel-
bti kad SUI Stalinu galima susi-
kalbeti. Taciau dabar, blaiviau
pagalvojes Stassen skelbia kad
Amerika bereikalingai duoda
Rusijai visokias svarbias reik-
mems tue metu kai Rusai kliu-
do visas Amerikos, pastangas
Europai atstatyti.
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1948
KALENDORIAI

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.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28

meglnO carlStlne KuplJa. lr Jos
.siandieniniai socialistai SUI Ra-
nader ir Leonu Blumu prize
kyle ar tik neatlieka ta patti
vaidmeni koki atliko Keren-
skis Rusijoje. Atlieka, zinoma,
nesamoningai.
GAL PERDAUG DRASU
lyginti Amerikos pagalba tel
kama Prancuzijai su kadaise
Anglijos ir tos pacios Prancu-
zijos Quota pagalba Baltaru-
slams, pagalba Denikinui, Kol-
cakui, Wrangelui. -. kovai
prizes bolsevikus. Anglu issike-
limas Archangelske 1918 m.
Liepos men. neisgelbejo Rusu
tautos. Prancuzu pagalba mo-
narchistui Wrangeliui taipgi
nieko negalejo padeti. Wilsono
meginimas sutaikinti Rusijos
partijas 1919 metals Sausio m.
pasibaige nepasisekimu. o
kaip baigsis Amerikos pagalba
kuri esmeje turf ta patti tiksla
kaip ir prizes 80 metu duotoji
Anglu pagalba Rusams Paly-
ginimas, aisku, nera dar ismin-
tis, bet reikia daug mokytis is
practices. Gi toji praeitis kalba
kad ten kur susiduria akla je-
ga, beveik savos rusies pami-
simas, SUI protu, apskaiciavi-
mu, planu ir diplomatiniais
pramatymais, nulemia ne is
mintis, ne atsargumas, o ia
pamisusi jega.
Prancuzijoje jos yra daug,
visur, visokios. il yra ia je-
ga kuri mesa raudonaji tvana.
Ir j mesa ne vien komunistu
partija streikais, riausemis, sa-
botazais, propaganda ir visu
tue kas sudaro kiekvienos re-
voliucijos ginkla; il mesa patti
vyriausybe savo abejojimais,
nesugebejimu, blogais istaty-
mais, nevykusiais sprendimais,
klaidziojimais ir ga u s i o m S
klaidomis.
il - ta raudonaji tvana -
mesa pats Gen. de Gaulle savo
uzsispyrimais, staigmen O m S,
tusciais slkiais ir zodziais ku-
rie priestarauja jo darbui.
j mesa visa Prancuzu tauta,
nebesilaikydama irr nebegerb-
DANA istatymu, nebemegdama
darbo, pasinerus j netvarka, j
egoizma, susiskaldzius If iskri-
kus. -.
Vaizdas, kaip matote, ne
koks. -. Visi jaucia, kad arti-
nasi tvanas. Ir vieniems No
jaus Arka-Amerika; Kittens
= Sovietu Sajunga. Trecio pa
sirinkimo nera.
Prancuzijos likimas suristas
ne su Gen. de Gaulle, ne SUI ko-
kia partija, ne SUI kokia vyriau-
sybes kombinacija ar kokiu is
tatymu: jis yra suristas SUI A
merikos ir Sovietu Sajungos
santikiais ir priklauso nuo to
kaip atrodys pasaulio ateitis.
Jei, anot Molotovo, "visi ke-
liai veda j komunizma", tai ir
Prancuzija juo nueis. Jei tik
vienas kelias teveda komu-
nizma (kelias bado, salcio ir
vargo) tai, anot Trumano, ne
reikia praleisti progos apsau-
goti pasauli ir Prancuzija nuo
vergijos. Tebunie Tavo valia |!
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Rusijoje Jauninui W
drausta Religija

Rusijoje, jaunu komunistu
organizacija isleido griezta pa
tvarkyma, uzdraudzianti orga-
nizacijos nariams eiti, j maid
namius ar tureti ka bendro SUI
religija. Pats Stalinas pasake :
'Partija negali butt neutrale
religijos atzvilgiu. Partija at
stovauja moksla ir todel turf
butt nusistacius prizes visokias
religijas".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28

SUV. VALSTIJOS dabarti-
niu laiku veikia 'suvirs 10000
ivairiu pensiju ir pelno dalini-
mosi planu darbininkams. Tie
planai apima apie 100000 vi
sokiq rusiQ darbininkq. Tai
Wis yra privatiniai projektai il
nieko bendro neturi su valdzios
mokamais atlyginimais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28

zmones ir nesusigaudo keno
valios beklausyti, kan pritar-
tt, su kuo eiti kartu ir kan
priesintis. " tai viena ir ia
pacia diena mes matome Pran-
cuzijoje priestaringiausiu da-
lyku: Marselyje kruvinos riau-
ses kad nauju burmistru ne
komunistas, o degaullistas (de
GauHe salininkas); Paryziuje
susiremimai su policija kad
vyriausybe leidzia susirinkimus
prizes Sovietu Sajunga; gra-
ziausias Sovietu Sajungos is
garbinimas per radio pusvalan-
dzius, kuriuos ruosia "Prancu-
zq-Sovietu Draugystes Sajun-
ga.
Tai yra tik maza dalis tu
vaizdu kuriuos lydi simtai
ivairiausiu priestaravimu, me-
lQ, klaidziojimu ir blaskymosi.
Toxic visuotino pakrikimo, to-
kios smulkios partines kovos ir
toxic skandalingo nesugebeji-
mo tvarkytis rezultatas yra
kad darbininkas negali ismai-
tinti savo seimos, valdininkas
turi gyventi pusbadziai, pensi-
ninkas turf vaikscioti apskures
ir kad didele daugumo visos
tautos vieningai saukia: ME
kados nebuvo taip bloga kaip
dabar".
Stai tas tikrasis kelias kuriuo
ateina raudonoji banga. il pa
ruose pats Gen. de Gaulle, o
praplatino socialistai: Treti
metal diena is dienos kainos
kyla, pragyvenimas minutemis
brangsta, infliacija siaucia,
trukumai visus persekioja, 0
vyriausybe tik ramina krasta
ir po kiekvieno kainu ir algu
pakelimo skelbia jog tai bus
paskutinis. 80. Jokia valstybe,
nors il susidetu wien tik is die
w, ilgai gyventi taip negali:
1r tos visos riauses, kurios sia-
dien Prancuzija drasko ir ku-
rios nepaliaus draskiusios, yra
ne vien kylancio raudonojo
tvano pirmieji atgarsiai, bet ir
pirmas viesas sauksmas kad
krastas nori tvarkos, nori is
mintingos valdzios, duonos ir
vyno. -.
Taigi, gyvenimas Prancuzi-
joje yra sunkus, abejingas ir
kuone beviltiskas. Verstis gall
tik prekybininkai, pramonin-
kai ir aukstesni valdininkai.
Siaip visi kit kelia ir gula su
ramybe naikinanciais klausi-
mais: ka valgyti, kaip apsi-
rengti ir kuo uzkisti simtus vi
sokiq skyliu ir skyleliu kasdie-
niniame gyvenime. Willis kad
ko nepadare viena partija, pa
darys kita, senai jau isstatyta
pasijuokimui; tikejimas kad
nauji rinkimai pataisys padeti
arba kad naujoji vyriausybe
isves krasta j gera kelia -
pasidare panasus j pasaka kad
rytoj prasides aukso amzius
ar rojaus gadyne.
Prancuzu tauta yra minks-
tasirde, lengva, greit viska uz-
mirstanti ir dar greiciau atlei-
dzianti. il jau uzmirso visas
Gen. de Gaulle klaidas, iir i've
sta uzdara gatve, saukiasi to
paties generolo pagelbos, tarsi
jis tik vienas tegaletu ja isgel-
beti. Is tikrujq, jokia vidaus
politika nebegali sugrazinti
Prancuzijos j ten is kur il pra-
dejo savo nauja pokarini gy-
venima. Joks zmog1s nebegali
jos sulaikyti galutinai nuo rie-
dejimo pakalnen. ... Gal tik
prilaikys greiti, bet nesustab-
dys. Musu isitikinimu Prancu-
zija yra pasmerkta naujai re-
voliucijai: jai yra lemta isme-
ginti tai ka prizes 30 metu is
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-11-28

AUSTRALIA dabar turf
376 mezgimo dirbtuves, apdir-
bimui savo vilnos; tai 63 dirb-
tuves daugiau negu 1889 me-
tais.