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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-01
TREMTINIU GYVE-
NIMO zINIOS
SOVIETQ ATSISAUKIMAT
1LlETuv1Q L TREMTINIV

IARPE
kai kuriose Anglu ir Amer
zonu Liet. tremtiniu stovyklos,
platinami bolsevikiski atsisau
klmal, pasirasyti "Taryb inc,
Lletuvos Respublikos Preziden
to Paleckio". Atsisaukimai at
spausdinti Vokietijoje ir, afro
90, ne Lietuviu tautybes emo
niq, mes vienas toks atsisauki
mas turf apie 200 Lietuviu kal.
bos klaidu. Jais Lietuviu trem.
tiniu dauguma nebevadinama
nleksais, kaip Xxi siol, tik
"fasistu suklaidintais zmone-
mis-" Visi, zinoma, raginamj
gryzti namo. :. Tremtiniai
vilka avies kailyje pazysta jau
keletas metu ir nera pasiruose
duotis Rusiskam bolsevizmui
dar karta save apgauti.
KODEL PAvOJINGA RAsYTI
LAIsKUS I.LIETUVA
Kai kurie tremtiniai savo
laiku buvo pradeje dazniau SUI
sirasineti SUI savo artimiaisiais
Lietuvoje. Bolsevikai, zinoma,
tai leidzia, kad galetu zmones
daugiau issiplepeti. Vienok ra-
santieji turf atminti, kad rasy-
dami Lietuvon savo artimuo-
slus pastato labai dideli pa
vojq. Teko pastebeti, kad bu-
vo atsitikimu, kad jau prizes
metus buvo gautas laiskas is
Lietuvos. Pc to rasyta j Lie
tuva kelis kartus. Deja, jo-
kio atsakymo nebegauta. Va
dinas, uzteko vieno neatsar-
gaus ir nereikalingo laisko ir
okupuotoje Lietuvoje buvo su-
likviduoti artimieji. Bolsevi-
kai reikalauja visus is Lietu-
vos siunciamus laiskus iteikti
paste neuzlipintus. Jie siun-
ciami slaptajai policijai, kuri
JUGS fotografuoja ir registruo-
ia siuntejus.
NEPASITVIRTINO Boise
WIKI AGENTQ PASKLEIS-
TOS LIMOS
Kai tik Lietuviai is Anglu
zonos pradejo vaziuoti j Angli-
ia darbams, stovyklose boise
vikq agentai paskleide ellie gan
du, nukreiptu prizes Anglia ir
jos valdininkus. Buvo, saky-
sim, kalbama, kad vezamuosius
Anglu, Lenku ar Vokieciu po-
licija smulkiais iskrato ir net
apiplesia. IS jQ, pasak agen-
tu, atimami laikrodziai, nau-
jesni kostiumai, apyrankes, lie
dai ir siaip jau geresni daiktai.
Deja, tikrumoje paaiskejo vi
sal priesingai: Lietuviai trem-
tiniai, atvykusieji i Anglia,
NUNS jau pranese, kad ne tik
nebuvo apiplesti, bet AnglQ val
dzios ir visuomenes dar gau-
siai apdovanoti. Vadinasi, boil
sevikai stengiasi juodinti An
glus savo nuodememis. Jeigu
bolsevikai plesia nuo gyvento-
ju laikrodzius, ziedus, isvalo
pinigines, tai pasak ju, taip
turetu daryt ir Anglai. 49,. De-
ia, tikroveje yra kitaip. cia
galime pasakyti Lie t wi S k q
priezodi: "Kuo pats kvepia, tue
ir kitus tepa".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-01

Gandhi, Indijos vadas,
sake tikisi dagyventi Xxi
125 metu. Jis dabar turf n
metus amziaus.
Evening star., 1947-02-26

was being cultivated by the natives.
1t had been planted with coconut,
papaya and breadfruit tree groves.
These trees we're unceremoniously
destroyed, and with them a substan-
tial portion of the food supply of
the natives.
Forty tractors, 60 service men,
five well-paid civilians and all of
the native laborers available went
into action cultivating the 400 acres.
When the first years harvest was
gathered and an accounting made,
it was found that all of the produce
from the 400 acres was not equal to
the cost of the fertilizer that had
been put on the land. To date, the
natives have not been paid for the
400 acres arbitrarily seized, but the
United States Commercial Corpora
ton is still operating according to
its lights. Moreover, intoxicated
with its lack of success with 400
acres, it is now trying to get posses
sion of an additional 1000 acres.
1t is not anticipated that Mr..
Ryerson will find any considerable
fault with naval administration.
Moreover, one may wonder what
sort of criticism of his cabinet
colleague, Secretary Forrestal, Mr..
Krug will bring back. Doubtless
Secretary Forrestal hopes that Mr..
Krug will echo the words of former
President Hoover their (the
Navy's) administration has been
completely without blemish."
Copyright 1947.)
Evening star., 1947-02-26

for himself during the war. He
never did get around to clearing the
way for my assistant until the
plane carrying the correspondents
had been several days out of Wash
ington.
The hoped-for whitewash by the
correspondents failed to materialize.
The Navy's guests wrote pretty
much in the same vein as did Ro-
land Sawyer, staff. writer of the
Christian Science Monitor, who
said, in part: 1.-THE paramount i'm
preston which the trip across the
Pacific left with this correspondent,
reflected in the attitude of various
commands from Hawaii to China, is
the naval determination to retain
sole authority and autonomy in the
Western Pacific, whether the chal-
lenge comes from the United Ma
tions or from the Federal Govern
ment."
This week two more safaris are
winging their way across the Paci-
fc. Secretary of the Interior Krug,
with considerable staff, is flying
out to dine with General Macarthur,
and to inspect our Pacific islands.
Also en- route to that area is a
three-man commission selected by
the Navy to study the conduct OF
Evening star., 1947-02-26

naval administration of the islands.
The three-man commission is
composed of Knowles A. Ryerson,
Ernest M. Hopkins, former presi-
dent of Dartmouth College, and
Maurice Tobin, former Governor of
Massachusetts, Of the three, only
Mr.. Ryerson has ever been to Guam.
And thereon hangs tale.
During the war, Admiral Nimitz
ordered committee of experts to
tour the Pacific, with view to de-
termining what areas would be suit
able for the cultivation OF green
vegetables, which, it was decided,
would constitute decided boost to
soldier morale in Pacific regions.
This committee toured on top
priority air travel, and upon its
return recommended big program
of vegetable gardening in the battle
areas of the Pacific. Mr.. Ryerson,
who at that time was top man for
the Foreign Economic Administra-
tons Pacific Ocean Area, author
lied report recommending, among
other things, that between $500 and
1000 acres of Guam be utilized for
green vegetable farming, between
$500 and 5000 acres on Tinian, and
approximately 1900 on Saipan.
It was proposed that the United
States Commercial Corporation, a
robot of the FEA, be designated to
supervise the program. To this
end, the Navy set to work. How
ever, it was found that instead of
the / 500 acres on Guam which were
considered to be suitable, all that
could be used were 400 acres. Un-
daunted, the Navy sent to Guam 40
tractors, each fully equipped with
every conceivable attachment, to
be used in tilling the 400 acres. 1t
might be noted that at that time
farmers sin this country were. pre-
pared to give their birthright for
tractor with which to till the
broad prairies and produce the
wheat and corn which was so neces-
sary for the Army's stomach.
Four hundred acres of Guam
farmland were seized. This land
Evening star., 1947-02-26

obtuse, short-sighted, stubborn men,
swollen by the preferential treat
ment they have been given and un-
willing to relinquish any of the pow
er they have welded so damagingly.
It ought to make more certain ali
effective law. Clearly, the hope of
Senator Ives for a labor-manage-
ment conference at which a sound
basis for the correction of abuses
could be reached is without founda-
ton. How can an agreement to cor
rect abuses be reached with men
who refuse to concede there are
any abuses to correct?
Evening star., 1947-02-26
By THE HASKIN SERVICE.

by IHE HAShlN SEht1CE.
| @. What is the total number of
old-age pensions being paid under
the provisions of the Social Security
Act?-K. B.
A. In 1916, the total number of
old-age pensioners was 1855 900.
About 1000 are added to the rolls
every day:
@. Is Herbert Marshall of the
movies lame?-O.A.
A. Herbert Marshall lost a leg
as a result of wounds received in
the First World War. He wears an
artificial leg.
@. Are there any Negro officers
in the Regular Army?-N. E.
| A On November l, 1916, there
were 1869 Negro officers in the
Army, 43 of whom were members
of the Regular Army.
@. How many songs were COM
posed by the late Carrie Jacobs
Bond?-D. E.
A. Mrs. Bond composed ITS songs
and was the author of a number
of books for children and an auto
biography.
@. How was the underwater
atomic bomb exploded?-K. J.
A. In the second test at Bikini
Atoll, July IS, 1916, the bomb was
suspended under water and deto-
mated by radio.
@. How fast does an impulse trav-
el along a nerve in the human
body?-O. L.
A. The movement of an impulse
along a nerve is at the rate of more
than 100 yards second in a man.
NAL.
@. Has there ever been a dis
astrous volcanic eruption in Hawaii?
L. r. j.
A. Volcanic disasters such as have
occurred in other parts of the
world are unknown in Hawaii, even
though the islands are considered
to be the deposit of five volcanoes.
@. What is Saint-John's bread?-
E. r. G..
A Saint Johns s-bread is the COM
mon name for the dried seed pods
of the carbo tree, an evergreen ma
tive to the warm Eastern Mediter-
ranean country and successfully
grown in California and Florida.
The pods, which are rich in pro-
tein, are eaten greedily by live
stock and are an acceptable hu-
man food.
@. How many American ships
were sunk by the enemy during the
First World War?-H. r. A.
A During the First World War
the United States lost three naval
vessels, including one cruiser and
two destroyers. The total number
of United States merchant and fish
ing vessels sunk by enemy action
during the 81 months from January
2, 1917, was 1874.
@. Is it considered rude to refuse
a cocktail or wine when being enter
tanned at dinner?-S.E.G.
A. Authorities on etiquette are of
the opinion that a guest may well
decline politely to accept a profered
cocktail or have his wine glass filled
at dinner without offending the
host. However, 1t is not good form
to turn wine glass upside down
at table as an indication of refusal.
Evening star., 1947-02-26


no merit in any one of the 250-odC
bills affecting labor union that have
peen introduced. They are opposed
as much to the innocuous and mod
crate proposals as to those classified
as drastic" All measures are re-
garded as punitive" Any attempt
to amend or modify is considered
an effort to cruelty" They deny
that any labor abuses have beer
committed or exist, and Indignantly
repudiate the suggestion that any
reforms are needed. They do not
concede a single flaw, fault or fall
ing. Their self esteem and self
satisfaction are complete.
ProIaber Senators Baff1ed.
Even Senators regarded as strong
ly prolabor, such as Mr.. Ives OF
New York, and the Pacific Coast
left-Winger, Wayne Morse of Oregon
were baffied by their position. In
the light of the record, it seems
almost the limit in effrontery. 1t in
dicates a conviction that labor un-
ions can do no wrong and that an
effort to make them amenable to
the laws that apply to the rest OF
us is wicked. Mr.. Green, denoupc-
ing the proposals to legislate, char
acterized them as 'vindictive," OBJ
noxious," bitterly reactlonary, y
"viciously arbitrary" 'propagan-
distic hogwash," etc, etc, etc.
Equally vituperative, Mr.. Murray
excelled his colleagues in unctuous-
ness. He took the grieved view that
all these proposals are calculatingly
designed to "penalize" labor for its
magnificent record of efficiency
and patriotism" during the war. "
rs this" he cried, ito be labor's
reward for its service to America?
That sort of breast-beating ranting
is enough to make almost anyone
sick who recalls the Murray Green
widely advertised no-strike pledge
during the war and the appalling
extent to which it was violated,
evaded and ignored; who remem-
bers the millions of mandays lost
In munition factories through
strikes, slowdowns and walkouts;
who recalls the unprecedently high
wages and overtime which prevailed
during the war.
Stick to Their Story.
Probably the average union man
during the war was as patriotic as
any other average man; but, IN
view Of the strikes and Stoppages IN
that period, to parade union labor
as unself1shly patriotic to the point
of Saving America" without men
tioning that union labor was very
highly compensated for the work 1t
did. makes no difference to the
breast-beating Mr.. Murray. That is
the labor-union leader story, and
that they stick to. When any sort OF
law to correct the labor abuses, de-
MED by the Messrs. Murray and
G1een but conceded by every one
else. is proposed, Mr.. Murray cries
so this is our reward" and init
mates that the Nation and Congress
arc ungrateful, which is too silly to
argue about. His mouthy young aide
Mr.. Reuther, articulates on the
same level.
Such cheap heroics are deeply dis
coufaging to friendly Senators who
had hoped to get some ideas tol
the correction of admitted abuses
from these labor bosses and tt
reach an agreement with them
Their testimony last week makes il
clearly impossible to do this. Clear
ly, you cart discuss with them wha
is best to do when they insist or
doing nothing. 1t reveals them a.
Evening star., 1947-02-26

This plan was
a "top military
secret" but I
learned of it and
requested tn a t
one of my assist
ants be author
lied to go on the
tour. On this oc-
casion, General
Macarthur gal
lantly came to
the rescue OF CQe
Navy which had
been somewhat
critical of his
disposition t o
Evening star., 1947-02-26

the Senate Labor
Committee, a pa
tronizing POM
posity, which has
become habitual,
C h ar a C teriZed
them both-but
particularly Mr..
Murray. T h e y
talked down to
the Senator'S
and they both
eXuded self-im-
port a nee and
self = righteous
ness to a point
where it was as
ridiculous as it
Evening star., 1947-02-26

matologlsts. In
fact, outside of
Lincoln, m cr e
words have been
written about it
than any other
subject you can
name. But a
satisfactory solu-
tion is no nearer
than it was
when the Mean
derthal man was
in his heyday.
Today's sub
ject is the guest
towel.
Evening star., 1947-02-26
Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question Of fact by writing The Evening
Star information Bureau, 316 street
Ne, Washington ,, D. c. Please in
close 3 cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1947-02-26
McLemore-
Even Perfect Visitor
Shuns Guest Towel
b. Henry McLem ore

Psychiatrists and scientists have
written on the subject. So have
criminologists, etiquette authorities,
humorists, anthropologists and der
Evening star., 1947-02-26
Frank r. Kent
The Great GameofPolitics
Labor Heads Rejection of Every Proposal
Discourases Even Friendly Senators

other the enactment at this
sion curbing the abounon bosses
protecting public against their certainly would
attitude of the heads of the two divisions of
labor-Wa of the AFL and Philip Murray of the
CIO.
Evening star., 1947-02-26
Harold L. Ickes
Man to Man
Navy Effort to Whitewash Pacific Rule
Through Journalistic Junkets Is Failure

1t has been almost since raised my voice in pro-
against abdgment the rights and American
liberties of the peoples of and Samoa under the Navy
civil of those islands In the meanwhile there
scurrying of feet in the Navy Department
First Secretary signed long statement charging
Evening star., 1947-02-26

dIIOSdIII Ily lypOCIIOeo "IIO OOUII0 uE5OII
the stupidity and inertia of mem
bers of Congress and the American
people. Recently, appearing before
Evening star., 1947-02-26

with irresponsible criticism" When
that did not jell, a personally con-
Quoted tour of the Pacific islands was
for several newspapermen
Evening star., 1947-02-26

Dy TIE IIhSA1N OLItV 1N'I'
@. What is the total number of
pensions being paid under
the provisions of the Social Security
Act?-K. B.
A. In 1916, the total number of
old-age pensioners was 1,655,000.
About 1000 are added to the rolls
every day.
Evening star., 1947-02-26

@. Is Herbert Marshall of the
movies lame?-OA.
A. Herbert Marshall lost a leg
as result of wounds received in
the First World War. He wears an
artificial leg.
Evening star., 1947-02-26

Q. Are there any Negro officers
in the Regular Army?-N. E.
A. On November l, 1916, there
were 1869 Negro officers in the
Army, 43 of whom were members
of the Regular Army.
Evening star., 1947-10-29

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ate service Call RE. 345a, dav or night.
for free estimate SOUTHERN CONSTRUC-
TION CO. 1144 10th st. NV. 20
MY HOBBY is fixing and restyling furni-
ture evenings, week ends. Phone co.
3427 4
Evening star., 1947-10-29

REST, excel bus. with ABC lie; whit
trd.; ample space for improy.; 10-yr. lse.;
reas. rent
mo-: long lse; good stock and equip.
3.-Grocery store in Arl:: 6-da. wk.;
doing bet. $12. 900 and $4,000 wk.: ress
price: partnership is to dissolve. EMBASSY
REALTY CO., MI. 1870. Ewes. Mr.. Asha,
ia 711h 3Is
Evening star., 1947-10-29

SEWING MACHINES, elec. port, S35;
repairs, so up. 3299 M NV. DE. 1851.
Evening star., 1947-10-29

COLORED-BAR AND GRILL large place
busy street: doing better than $3.50 daily;
sells wine and beer: priced for quick sale
RIDGE REALTY CO., 1913 vt. ave. NV.
RE 1873 80
COLORED-sWEET SHOP, fine ne local
ity: lease, medium rent; modern; sells
candy, newspapers, magazines, cake, milk
etc. income wk. approximately $500;
priced low. PAUL J. MILLER, DU. 1922