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Nogales international., 1947-04-11
Annual Rodeo
At Phoenix
This Week End

PHOENIX, April 10-(Special)--.
Top rodeo performers of the nation
come to Arizona's capital city this
week for the annual Worlds Cham
pionship Rodeo sponsored by the
Phoenix Junior Chamber of Com
merce April II to 13 inclusive.
AS in the past, top flight compe-
tition is expected in all classes and
events, and advance ticket sales
point to filled stands at every per-
Torrance. In addition to the con-
testants, the Jaycees have an
hounced full program of special
events and entertainment. Clowns,
trick riders and roping experts will
give performances during the Ro-
dec,
Dusty Killian outdistanced all
competitors and gained the crown
of Rodeo queen for the coming
event. A Phoenix girl, Dusty will
ride in the Rodeo parade and also
during the competitive events.
Hohen Foster, general Rodeo
chairman, expects awards to total
more than $4,000 this year with
SO 1000 posted by the sponsors. some
being donated by other concerns,
and the remainder coming from
entrance fees.
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SACRED HEART CHURCH
MASSES:

Sundays: 600, TOO. $3.50 and 11:ns
am.
Weekdays: TOO, 500, $3.50 am.
BENEDICTTON:
Sundays: 7:30 PM
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United States
Department of the Interior
National Park Service
Tumacacori National Monument
Nogales, Arizona
April Z, 1947
The Editor,
Nogales international,
Nogales, Arizona.
Dear Sir:
| If you can run this as an open
letter or elsewhere in your paper
| your courtesy would be greatly ap-
preciated.
| En- working up a permanent tl1e
of factua1 data for the famous old
mission church of Tumacacori we
find we are hampered by insuffici-
ent Photographic material. We need
many more dated photos showing
the appearance of the church and
grounds at various different periods,
from earliest times up to as late as
1885.
Doubtless there are number OF
folks of Nogales and other parts OF
fSanta Cruz County who, possess old
Iphotos of Tumacacori, and who
would give negatives or prints for
inclusion in our permanent files
(These files are open to inspection
to any visitor who desires to ex=
anime them.) Some folks probably
, 7ihave negatives, but no extra prints
and would allow us the loan OF tht
negatives long enough for us t
have prints made.
! To be of real value, negatives o.
prints should be dated, so that WI
] know exactly the year in which the!
! we're taken.
If any readers of this letter pos
sess accurately dated photos o
Tumacacori Mission or grounds fo
the period prior to 1886, and woul'
like to aid the National Park Servic
in a faithful portrayal of Tuna
| cacori history by gift or loan a
| suggested above, we suggest that h
| drop in at the museum on his mex
Nogales international., 1947-04-11

trip past the mission, or drop a line
to:
Earl Jackson, Custodian,
Tumacacori National Monument,
Nogales, Arizona.
Thank you very much.
Sincerely yours,
EARL JACKSON,
Custodian.
Nogales international., 1947-04-11
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 I

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Robert E. Tucker, Pastor
WEEKLY SERVICES
Sunday:
Bible School, 9:45 am.
Preaching, 10:45 am.
B.Y.P.U., $50 pm.
Preaching, 1880 pm.
Mid-week Prayer Service and
Bible Study, 7:3O pm, Wednesday
All are welcome.
Nogales international., 1947-04-11
THE UNITED CHURCHES
FELLOWSHIP

Q (Congregational-Metho
Sunday School, 9:45. Mr.. Milford
VanderWalker, superintendent. Pri-
mary Department meets same hour.
Mrs. Lon M. Bellman, Superinten-
dent. .
Morning worship at 11:00 o'clock
Nogales international., 1947-04-11

Have you a daughter or son
graduating from high school this
year? And are his or her chances
of getting into one Of the crowd
ed colleges or universities grow
ing simmer and simmer? Most
of us consider It an encouraging
sign for > a future ei1lig ghtened
populace that so many ex-serv-
icenaen are taking advantage Of
the educational opportunities Of
fered in the CT. Bill of Rights.
But this backlog Of students
whose college work has been post
poned through four years OF war
is bound to keep out many of this
years high school graduating
class, for given their pick the col
leges are naturally going to take
only those with scholastic ratings
near the top. Must the rest mark
time?
Not necessarily, for there
has grown up in America
since World War I what one
educator calls 'sthe most sig
nificant mass movement in
higher education ever wit
messed i'm an equal period Of
time" We refer to the junior
colleges that give two years
Of work equivalent to the
standard freshman and sOph-
OmOre years of college. Such :
schools now number over 600,
with every likelihood of there
being a marked postwar ex-
pansion In this field. 1t is
the prediction Of educators
that q junior college educa-
tiOn will be as common in the
next twenty years as is .
high school education today.
What does a junior college Of
fer? That depends on what the
young person is looking for. for
there are as many types of junior
Nogales international., 1947-04-11
Third Of Vets
Getting Training
Or Education

PHOENIX, April 10-Nearly one
third of all World War II veterans
in Arizona have applied for some
form of education or training under
laws administered by the Veterans
Administration, William T. Harda-
way, manager of the Phoenix
Regional Office, said today.
At the end of March. applications
totaled 25,757, including 22,476 for
education or training under the CT
Nogales international., 1947-04-11

Bill and 1921 for vocational reha-
bilitation under Public Law Is for
disabled veterans. This compares
with total of 1882 applications in
the Regional Office files year ago.
The number of Arizona veterans
in school or training on March 81
reached an all-time high of 11,133,
with 1929 under the CT Bill and
905 under Public Law 16. 8,523
veterans were in institutional train
ing and 2,61O were taking job train
ing. There was a total Of $3.50
trainees on March 81, 1916.
Nogales international., 1947-04-11

Theme, Home Coming" There
will be special music by the choir
appropriate to the occasion.
This will be a special service COM
memorating four years of voluntary
united worship services. At the
close of the morning worship service
there will be a pot-luck luncheon to
which all are most cordially invited.
Whether you are a member or not
you are welcome. Strangers will be
gladly welcome also.
O. A. SMITH, DID,, Minister.
Nogales international., 1947-04-11

cessfully a course of training under
the CT Bill may use the remaining
portion Of unused entitlement to
pursue another training program.
These veterans should request a
supplementary Certificate of Eligi-
bility from the VA.
National Service (GD Life Insur-
ance carries no restrictions on the
residence, travel or occupation OF
insured veterans. NSLI proceeds
are exempt from creditors claims
against the insured or the bene-
ficfary.
QUESTION: "I'm getting out Of
the hospital next week. I have a
80 percent disability, but I can work
and have a job offer. Will I lose
my disability compensation if take
this job?"
ANSWER: You are fully entitled
to disability compensation whether
you take the job or not. And by
the way, it has been demonstrated
that disabled veterans make better
than average employees when they
find jobs suited for their abilities.
Nogales international., 1947-04-11
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

I OK1EG10 HIN 6OAN1NOG
Christian Science informal Serv-
ices are held at the Nogales Theatre
on Sundays from II am. to IL noon.
Visitors are cordially invited to
attend.
Nogales international., 1947-04-11

Mrs. Frank Iamma was a buSi-
ness visitor i'm NogaleS Tuesday
from Patagonia.
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Veterans in school and in on-the-
job training programs under the GI
Bill may receive drill pay as mem
bers of the National Guard without
including it in their reports of esti-
mated earnings, the Veterans Ad-
ministration Regional Office at
Phoenix said. It was explained that
drill pay is not considered compen-
sation for productive labor and
therefore is not counted against the
subsistence allowances veterans re-
ceive from VA.
Veterans who have completed sue
The Nome nugget., 1947-02-24

warm. Little red foxes, huddled at the side of the road, peered at ,hem Sympathetically. A trapper told them that hundreds of rabbits had died. At Tok Junction, where they stopped over," the kept the motor of the car running for two days before daring to proceed. Worden's ears were frozen when he looked under the hood.
 "The Alaskan Highway is we'll kept up and the scenery is beau tiful, but not for this time of the year." Mrs. Hill added. You take your life in your hands. I'm going to fly back"
 Mrs. Hill is still trying to trace carload of apples from Wenat- chee-purchased and paid for but never delivered.
 They're probably in a ship at Seward" she said, land undoubt- edly rotten. They will be my loss. Another merchant from Fairbanks lost a thousand dollars worth of mayonnaise like that. He was told that it was an act of God and ~Othing could be done about it."
The Nome nugget., 1947-02-24
Bauer Ski Champ At Juneau

JUNEAU (P)-Hugh Bauer, for merly of the University of Wash ington, captured the Southeast Alaska ski championship with firsts in the downhill and slalom run, and third in the jump.
 Bauer turned in a 2.36.3 time over the mile and half doWnhill course, fastest ever made on the run.
 Close behind Bauer in the final standings was Chuck Patrick, for mer Rocky Mountain skier, with third in both doWnhill and slalom and first in the jumps.
 Both were competing with the nine-man western Alaska ski club team from Anchorage. The two- day meet was sponsored by the Juneau ski club.
The Nome nugget., 1947-02-24
Stunt Ace Killed
 In Plane Crash
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. (P)-

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. (P)- Air stunt ace John G. Tex" Ran Kin, who in the early days of his flying feats taunted fate in a num- bered "l3" airplane and often car ried a black cat in his cockpit, was killed yesterday in plane crash in which two others died and a fourth was critically injured.
 The famous aviator, who at age 53 still held two world air s.unting championships, was piloting a four place single engine amphibian when it lost power just after talk ng off from an airport here and struck a powerline.
 Witnesses said Rankin maneu- vered the plane away from the residential area toward open fields south of the city but did not have enough altitude as it Tipped on it's back after snagging the power line.
 The others killed were Cy Wal Ian and Jack Ellie, Klamath Falls, service operators here. Injured was Milton Thompson, Klamath Falls, veteran of air transport com mand flights over the C-B-I hump, who is in a coma at the '"~0;tal suffering concuSsion.
The Nome nugget., 1947-02-24
Alaskans Traverse Alcan In Record Cold Weather

SEATTLE, (PD Room service in a comfortable hotel room over looking her beloved "home town of Seattle was a marvellous con traSt yesterday for Mrs. Della Hill who had just come down over the Alaskan highway in the coldeSt weather recorded in the northern hemispere.
 Mrs. Hill, who lived in Seattl D years and still has a home here, operates the Alaska Market with her brother in Fairbanks.
 As everyone knows, the people up there have had lot of trouble getting produce from the States during the past winter months.
 Recently, when she couldn't get her products by boat, Mrs. Hill has been having them delivered by truck. q
 When you pay three or four thousand dollars for a load of stuff, you start wondering what those truck drivers go through ,' Mrs. Hill said. "So I decided to make the trip by automobile and I've learned that those drivers earn every penny"
 Mrs. Hill made the trip with MT and Mrs. Bert Worden, who oper- ate a cleaning business in Fair banks. The temperature up there was 58 degrees below zero when they made preparations for the journey.
 When it rose to 50 below, they started. A hundred miles out, ii was 72 below, and at Snag, ii dropped to 82 below.
 "The car doors buckled, and the motor would stop a bit and start up again every little while," Mrs. Hill recalled. "We would look at each other and get scared but mo- body said anything"
 They saw buffalo running to keen
The Nome nugget., 1947-02-24
Monday. February 24. ls47

be cared for by an international agency until new homes are found for them.
 Immediately after the Presi- dents message reached the capitol, Senators Vandenberg R.-MichD Connally D.-TexD introduced a resolution to give Congressional approval to participation in the or ganization agreement. Vandenberg is chairman of the foreign rela- tions committee, and Connally the ranking Democratic member.
 The resolution called for the ap- pointment of the American repre- sentative to the organization at a Sl2,000, yearly salary, with provi- on for two alternatives. Any Con- greSSman who served would re- ceive no additional pay.
 At the state department, it was said the President financial bud get listed S75,OOO,O00 for the U. N. organization on refugees, trade and health. The bulk of this sum, an official told reporters, would go to refugees.
The Nome nugget., 1947-02-24
THE NOME NUGGET
Large Sum Asked For JUN. Refugee Organization

WASHINGTON, R)-President Truman today asked Congress to authorize the United States to par ticipate in an international refugee organization.
 MT. Truman said in a message there are more than 100000 dis placed persons still in Germany, Austria, and Italy, and told Con- gress:
 Almost two-thirds of Aese are under United States care and con- trol. The allied military victory over the Axis power brought with it practical and moral responsi bility with reference to victims of the Axis" /
 MT. Truman recalled that the general assembly of the United Nations agreed that CD the prob lem of displaced persons was in- ternational in scope, O. every eff fort should be made to facilitate the repatriation of displaced per sons desiring to return to their homes and t3) those with valid ob- jections to returning home should
The Nome nugget., 1947-02-24

Brazil began as a Portuguese colony, became an empire in the early 18th century, with the son of the King of Portugal as emperor, and then emerged as a republic in 1889.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-19
GELBEJIMUI PINIGU
PASKYRIMAI

Kongreso tasynese ivai-
riais atzvilgiais uz teikima
greitos pagalbos Vokietijai,
ltalijai ir Prancuzijai, nuo
S597, 100000 pirmiau numa-
tytos sumos numusta S27
mllijonai. Oar tue klausi-
mu lures susitarti Senatas
If Atstovu Rumai. Prezi-
dentas sutinka pasirasyti
ia billy greiciausia.
Senate siulyta dadeti dar
$40 milijonu Kinijos para
mai.
Prize to dar rekomenduo-
ia 100000 valdzios le-
SONS okupuotoje Vokietijo-
je, Japonijoje ir Korejoje.
Zymus Americas militia
riniai vadai ragina valdzia
neapleisti Kinijos, mes il
gall greitai patekti komu-
nistu naguose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-19
AMERIkA ZINC, ia
SOVIETAL Pulls

Sekantis karas nebus to-
kis kokie budavo iksiolei.
Tam Amerika ruoSiasi. Su-
rasoma Sales industries
kurios galetu kuo prisideti
prize karo reikmenu gamy-
bos.
Armija ir laivynas Skin
stoma po visa Sail kad ne
butu daug kruvoje, ir isda-
linama kariuomenes reik-
menys j smulkius sande-
Illus, mes vienoje vietoje is
sprogdinus didelius kiekius
reikmenu suirtu visas ap-
sigynimas.
Kareiviu pervezimas su-
tvarkoma atlikti oru ir ju
apranga nustatoma leng-
viausia ir patogiausia.
Paruos specialus burius
kareiviu ir ligoniniu viene-
tu greitam pribuvimui ato-
minemis bombomis isardy-
tuose miestuose, kad grei-
ciausiu laiku butu ten at
statyta tvarka ir pagalba.
Civiline arn1ija lures bu-
tt paruosta gatavai, opera
vimui karo dirbtuviu arba
kovai su is ORC atsiradu-
siais priesais.
Gen. Groves, kuris siaip
Sales apgynima suplana-
vo, sake kariuomene naujo
karo atveju bus saugesne-
je padetyje negu civiliniai
gyvenantys miestuose, nes
atominiam kare bus uzata-
kuota pirmiausia gyvenami
miestai, ne tick kariuome-
niu punktai.
Kan to laukti: Amerika
Zinc kas ja uzatakuos ir
Zinc kad tam rengiasi =
lai patti atlieka ataka pir-
miau ir skubiau, tuomi is
gelbes pasauli il save nuo
daug bereikalingu kanciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-19
PROCRAMA KOVAI
SU INFLIACIJA

Senatas, sio specialize po-
sedzio metu, dar spejo pri-
init savo programa kovai
su infliacija. Tai Sen. Taf-
to triju punktu programa,
kuri autorizuoja preziden-
ta tariffs su industriju, biz
niQ ir agrikulturos atsto-
vais imtis liuosnoriu budu
prilaikyti kainas nuo keli-
mo. Toliau, sutinka prate-
sti eksporto kontrole Xxi %
Vasario, 1949, ir transpor-
tacijos kontrole Xxi Vasario
28, 1949 m.
Demokratai dejo pastan-
gas ipirsti ka dar grieztes-
nio infliacijos atzvilgiu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-19
Rusai Samoningai Lie
tuvius Likviduoja, o
Jaunima Daro Rusais

Rusai siekia kad Lietuviu
tauta issizadetu savo tautisku.
mo ir patti darytusi Rusais
Smurtu Lietuvai primete Ru-
siska mokykla ir bolsevikiskai
Rusiska "kultura', Rusai ma
no bent Lietuvos jaunima lai-
meti. Imperialistu Rusu tiks-
las, kaip ir imperialism Vokie-
ciu, yra tas pats: visuotinai is
naikinti samoningus Lietuvius,
gi tautos likucius, ypac jauni-
ma, ijungti j Rusu tauta = SUI
rusinti.
sitokia Rusu pikta valia Lie
tuvoje daug kur pasireiskia.
Ypac ryskiai il matyt Rusisko-
je pionieriu ir komjaunuoIiu
organizacijoje ir telkiant taip
vadinamus "pradedanciuos i u s
jaunuolius rasytojus''.
Visa tai visuotinai patvirti-
no Lapkricio pradzioje visoje
Lietuvoje rengti Spaliu revo-
liucijos "minejimai" kuriems
vienas is pagrindiniu "nurody-
mu" buvo kad tos "sventes is
vakarese butu ruosiami iskil-
mingi paminejimai, su atitin-
kama pradedanciu jaunuju ra-
sytoju kuryba" (Vilniaus eli
teratura ir Menas' Sp. 81.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-19
PREF. TRUMAN parei-

Ske kad nOrs y. s. kariuO-
meme jau traukiasi is Itali-
jos, kadangi Italia pasira-
Sc taikos sutarti, taciau is
Amerikos puses bus rupi-
namasi apsaugoti Italijos
taika, saugumas ir nepri-
klausomybe. Tai yra per-
sergejimas Rusijai kad ne
bus leista Italia pagrobti
j Maskvos itaka per Italijos
komunistus.
Sovietai gall j 48 valan-
das uzgrobti siaurines TIA
lijos dali, SUI apie 20 milijo-
nu gyventoju, kaip zinovai
tai numato.
Prez. Truman taipgi pa
skelbe kad jis niekur neva-
ziuos matytis SUI Stalinu, ko
tuli Maskvos agentai reika-
lauja, kai nevyksta susita-
rimai su sovietais del Aus
trijos ir Vokietijos.
Toxic pasimatymai, Mas
kvos agentQ noru, yra tik
laiko trukdymui ir davimui
bolsevikams daugiau laiko
savo sunybes rengti.
Trumanas pasake, Stall
mas Zinc kur j rasti, jam
durys j Baltaji Mama atvi-
rOs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-19
MASI SUJUNCIMO
VAKARINES VO-
KIETIJOS

L0ndOnas.- Gruodzio Is
tapo galutinai nutrauktos
keturiu Didziuju tarybos
kurios turejo nustatyti Vo-
kietijos ir Austrijos taika.
Mat, nuo pat pradzios, So
vietu nustatyta programa.
Molotovas tik puldinejo,
dare priekaistus, izeidine-
jo ir kaltino Amerika ir XII
tas Vakaru sajungininkes
= Anglia ir Prancuzija -
vykdyme ''imperialistiniu"
uzsimojimu Europoje, ir j
jokias rimtas kalbas nesi-
leido, mes tam sovietai ir
nemato reikalo.
Po trijQ savaiciu tokiu
bergzdziu posedz a v i m y
galiaus prieita isvados kad
konferencija reikia baigti.
u. s.. Valstybes Sekreto-
rius Marshall padare tam
galutini sprendima, ir kon-
ferencija isiro.
Toks konferencijos nu-
traukimas sukele baisu ne
rimasti ir baime zmoniu
gyvenanciu sovietu oku-
puotoje zonoje Vokietijoje
if is ten prasidejo begimas
visokiais galimais budais j
vakaru Vokietija. Raudo-
nieji, zinoma, turedami ta
Vokietijos dali savo naguo-
Sc, nenori kad is ten jokis
zmogus isbegtu, kaip buna
daroma ir SUI kitty jQ uzgro-
btu Saliu zmonemis.
Tie nauji pabegeliai su-
daro nasta ir vakaru Vo-
kietijos okupantams Ame-
rikai, Anglijai ir Prancuzi-
jai.
Tariamasi sujungimui
Atsikracius Molotovo, u.
S. Sekretorius Marshall tu-
rejo pasitarima apie sujun-
gina Prancuzu zonos SUI
Americas ir Britu zono-
mis-, SUI kuo Britai sutinka
ir jau vykdo sujungima SUI
Americas valdoma zona.
Vakarine Vokietija savo
nauja sostine lures Frank
furte, nes Berlinas yra So
vietu zonoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-19
Sovietu Instrukcijos
savo Agentarns Trem-
tiniu tarpe

Bolsevikams Wis dar labai ru-
pi tremtiniai. Negaledami prize
varta grazinti ju namo del D.
Britanijos ir Americas didziu
pastangQ, bolsevikai stengiasi
tremtinius sprogdinti is vi
daus. Tam reikalui SSSR savo
agentams isake:
1. Palaikyti ir kurstyti ne
santaika tarp ivairiu tautu
tremtiniu, kelti nesantaika tarp
ivairiu religiniu isiti k i n i'm y
zmoniu. Tremtiniu vedama ko-
va prizes bolsevizma paversti
ju savitarpio kova. Tremtiniu
spauda 'uzversti bolsevikams
nekenksmingais rasiniais.
2. Organizuoti didelius skan-
dalus, kad svetimsaliai isiti-
kintu jog dabartiniai tremti-
niu laimejimai lygus nuliui.
3. Juodinti emigrantus Ka-
nados,, Brazilijos, Argentinos
darbininku akyse, kur juos no.
rima isileisti. Skatinti nusi-
kaltimus stovyklose, organi-
zuoti ten agentus ir stengtis
paimti stovyklas savo Union.
Instrukcijose rasoma: "Mu-
sq agentai turf pasidaryti san
deliu buhalteriai, komendantai
bel kiti atsakinti pareigunai ir
aikvoti Amerikoniskus produk-
tus. Reikia praskinti kelia j va
dovybe mulkiams, kuriuos bu-
tu galima panaudoti musu tik-
slams. Pagrindini demesi krei-
pti j sajungininku okupaciniu
pajegu ir emigrantQ santiki'l
astruma. Reikia itikinti sajun-
gininkp policija kad didziausl
nusikalteliai yra kaip tik emf
grantai. Amerikieciu ir BritQ
policija reikia nenuilstamai nu-
teikti prizes stovyklQ gyvento-
jus. Reikia pasiekti tokia pa
deti kad 'kiekvienas emigran-
tas j sajungininkus ziuretl
kaip j savo pikciausius prle.
Sus'.
Reikia pastebeti kad to boil
-Sevikai bus jau zymia dallm
pasieke, organizuodami skry'
ningus. Amerikos Lietuviq or
ganizacijos turetq cia butt Ia
bal apdairios ir neleisti kae
komunistq agentai, per 1RC
valdininkus, viespatautQ sto
vyklose komunistu naudai.
X. Pelekis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-19
Londono konferenciia
Baigesi Niekais
ZMONES BAIMEJE BEGA Is SOVIETU
ZONOS VOKIETIUoJE

Gen. Marshall pasiryzes
nesteigti tuoj Vokieciu VAL
stybes vakaruose, mes tai
butu pripazinimas Rusams
rytines Vokietijos, ko boil
sevikai tik ir nori. Dabar-
tinis vakarines Vokietijos
sujungimas daromas tiktai
ekonominiam patogumui il
panaikinimui triju paskiru
administraciju, Xxi siol lai-
komu okupantu saliu.
Vokieciai veikejai vaka-
rineje Vokietijoje ruosiasi
naujai tvarkai ir laukia ko-
kius sutarimus padarys U.
S., Britai ir Prancuzai del
okupuotQ zonu.
Komunistai gi is rytines
VOkletlJOs, MaskvOs nurO-
dymais, bombarduoja tele-
gramomis vaKarines Vokie-
tijos veikejus {nesileisti to-
kiam Vokietijos skaldymui
- jie nori kad visa Woke
tia liktu vienoje valstybe-
je, sulyg Molptovo plano,
Maskyos naguose, kaip So
pavyko padaryti su
daugeliu kitu saliu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-19

STALINAS Roosev e | t q
tikrai ''uzceravojo'. Pirm
pasimatymo SUI juo, 1910
metals Rooseveltas apie So
vietus skelbe: "Tai yra sa-
lis, kaip visi Zinc ir turf
zinoti, valdoma diktaturos
tokios atkaklios kokia tik
pasaulyje gall butt. We
liaus Rooseveltas eyre So
vietus kaip 'demokratiska
sail, ir tikejo Stalinui jog
SUI sovietais busia galima
taikiu budu susikalbeti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-19
GRAIKIJOJE suras S t

GRAIkIJOJE su + a S t a
az apie $75 milijonus YER
tes UNRRA reikmenu, ku-
rios yra pasiustos is Ame-
rikos. Washingtone prade-
ia rupintis paimti tas relk-
mems j Amerikieciu kon-
trole isdalinimui UNRRA
tvarka.