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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-30

The book, Uncle Toms Cabin
was first published in the Wash
lngton National Era. a noted anti
slavery paper, which was publish
Ad hg GamalA Bailey 10 laA7. :
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-30
STOCK AVERAGES
Compiled By The Associated Press
Anvil 90
80 Is Is 60
Ind Rails It'll Stock
WHAT STOCKS DID

NEW o April 28-P)-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-04

faculty at Ypsilanti, Michigan.
Mrs. Dorothy Conyers and son,
Phillip, of Cambridge City, Indi-
ana, spent last weekend at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy New
house. They called on many rela-
tives and friends while here. Mrs.
Conyers is daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fisher and a
niece of MIR. and Mrs. c. F. Cox
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-04
The Union County Journal Marysville. Ohio

Labor day weekend on a trip
into Michigan. While there they
visited Sparks Cascades" at
Jackson, Michigan, and reported
them to be very beautiful.
Miss Jane McAllister, of Della
ware, was a Sunday evening
dinner guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Sunday. Miss
McAllister is a member of the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-04

college friends of Miss Lois Lang
staff.
Mrs. Mary ]. Lewis is very i'll
at the home of her son, Mr..
Forest Lewis. Friends wishing to
send cards may address them in
care of Mr.. Forest Lewis.
Mr.. Tommie Spain, of Colum-
bus, was a weekend visitor at
the home of his grandparents, MIR.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-04
:. REDWOOD

is suffering from polio but so
far he is not in a serious condi-
ton 1t is hoped that he will con-
tinue to show Improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Charles, jr.
are enjoying a trip through the
New England states.
Mrs. Alice Mather left Rich
wood last Saturday for Roanoke
where she plans to make her
permanent home with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ray Outright. Mrs.
Mather held a sale of her house
hold goods, on Friday and has
sold her house to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Goff who plan to move
there.
Among the out-of-town rela-
tives and friends who came to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Ray
Gill were; Mr.. and Mrs. L. S.
Gilmore and DIR. William Gilmore,
of East Liverpool; Mrs. Mary Gill,
of Delaware; Mrs. Elmer Ressler,
of Elkheart, Indiana.
Mrs. Martha Wathen, of Cali
fornia, a sister of Mrs. Gill has
been visiting in Redwood for the
past several weeks, is still here.
Miss Jessie Jones has been
spending some time In and near
Sunbury, where she is visiting
friends and relatives.
Miss Helen Frum, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Frun, has
returned to her teaching position
at Chillicothe.
Miss Lois Langstaff has return
ed to her work in the Roxbury
Junior high school, in Cleveland
Heights, Ohio.
Mrs. Gretchen Fontanelle is
teaching in Pharisburg this year.
She taught in the Essex schools
for the past several years.
Mrs. Don Cramer is teaching in
Essex.
Mr.. r. j. Langstaff has return
ed to Scott High School, Toledo,
where he is the principal.
Mr.. Clyde Bending, of Mt.
Gilead, was a weekend guest of
his two sisters, Mrs. Charles
Bice and Mrs. Charles Callahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Callahan, of
Mt. Gilead, were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr.. Callahan's
brother, Mr.. Charles Callahan and
wife.
On Tuesday afternoon Miss
Marjorie Fleming, of Lakewood,
Ohio, and Miss Irene Longnecker,
of Dayton, called at the home of
Mrs. J. E. Langstaff. Miss Flem-
ing and Miss Longnecker were
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-04

and Mrs. E. w. Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamont Stalder
and family, of South Bend, Indi-
ana, were weekend visitors at
the home of Mr.. ana Mrs. Bert
Stalder. They were accompanied
home by Dick Stalder, their son,
who had spent the summer with
his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Davis spent
Evening star., 1947-06-13
Country Dinner 70 Feature
Christ Child Farm Fair

An old-fashioned country din
ner of ham or chicken will be one
of the, features of a fair at Christ
Child Farm for Convalescent Chill
dren, Rockville. Md, between 3 and
pm. tomorrow.
Proceeds of the fair will go to-
ward building new wing at the
farm, a Community Chest agency
now housing rs children between
Is and II who are recovering from
illnesses.
The children will not attend, but
will open the days program by
singing a group of songs from the
porch.
There will be booths selling hand
made articles, cakes, candy, soft
drinks, and cosmetics Another fea-
ture will be a dead-letter post Office
offering various gifts.
The farm on Norbeck pike may be
reached by buses leaving the Dis
trict line five minutes before the
hour Cars will meet the buses in
Rockville to convey visitors to the
farm,
Evening star., 1947-06-13
Surgeons Reported
leaning 10 Radical
Surgery for Cancer
By Thomas R. Henry
stor ssoH corsspondmi

ATLANTIC CITY, June 13.-More
radical surgery for cancer is the
trend of the day, DR.. Cornelius P
Rhoads OF New York told the Amer
lean Medical Association today.
While the search for chemical and
biological remedies is being pushed
hard on many fronts, 1t is the sur
geon with the improved techniques
that make possible operations which
Invariably would have been fatal q
few years ago who still offers the
best hope to cancer victims.
DR.. Rhoads, who Is chairman OF
the Committee on Growth OF the
American Medical Association
pointed out that cancers of the
larynx. or voice box" have Offered
particular hazard in the past be-
cause, while some undoubtedly car
be cured by X-rays, surgery meant
permanent loss Of the voice.
This anow can be overcome by
special techniques and 1T is hard
to conceive of diagnosis so accurate
as to make possible uniformly re-
liable decision as to whether a giver
laryngeal cancer can be cured by
x-radiation," he said.
Surgery Sacrifices Larynxes.
Surgery undoubtedly sacrifices
some larynxes which could have
been saved by radiation. 1t probably
save lives, however, in a significant
Evening star., 1947-06-13
number and many prefer their lives
to their larynxes."

number and many prefer their lives
to their larynxes."
Treatment of breast cancer, he
said, remains surgical SO far as cure
is concerned. Remarkable improve
ments of variable duration, he
pointed out, have been brought about
by administration of testosterone,
one of the male sex hormones, which
acts as brake on the spread of the
malignant growth. In some cases,
however, 1t relieves pain while the
cancer itself continues to spread
rapidly, he said.
The most radical surgery has been
developed for malignant growths in
the abdomen which have spread to
several organs. These were believed
| inoperable in the past and when a
surgeon encountered them he simply
sewed the patient up again because
operation would mean immediate
death.
Salvaged Patients Represent Gain.
With recently developed surgical
techniques. however, out Of 100 in
operable sure death" cases so per
cent have survived the operation,
81 per cent were able to return to
their usual occupations for periods
from a few weeks to a few months,
and 13 per cent have lived free of
the disease from two to ten years.
While the surgeons performing
these operations have been severely
criticized, DR.. Rhoads said, "the 13
patients salvaged out of the 100
treated certainly represent pure
gain. There can be no logical argu-
ment against use of heroic mea-
sures to save life"
Treatment of thyroid cancer with
radioactive iodine, he pointed out,
remains debatable but one remark
able case has been cited. This was
of man whose thyroid gland had
been completely removed but he
continued to suffer from hyper
thyroidism due to parts of the can
Ger which had spread to other
organs before the operation. The
exploding iodine sought out the
''metastases" and there was COM
plete remission of the hyperthyroid-
ism. II recurred every time the
iodine isotope was withdrawn.
Evening star., 1947-06-13

ALBANY, N. Y.-ATTACKED
Miss Marilyn Bramer, q, of
Schenectady, N. Y, was re-
ported in a serious condition
in a hospital here today with a
possible fractured skull and
lacerations OF the head, in
f1icted by a hammer-wielding
intruder. Miss Bramer, a nurse
at the Albany Home for Chill
dren, told Police Chief Philip
Coffey that she was awakened
by a noise about 4:45 am. yes
terday and thought she had
left the radio on. As she
reached to turn 1t off she was
struck and a man fled from
her room, she said.
--AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
Rotarians Vote 10 Retain
Chicago Headquarters
~ ,h. As.eeiassd pse,s

SAN FRANCISCO. June 13--Ro-
|tary international winds up 1t:
four -day 38th annual convention
with a general get-together today
after voting by secret ballot to keeI
Its international headquarters al
Chicago, where it was organized In
1905.
Members voted, 1852 to 1880, te
reject Denver's long standing bid
The Denver Rotary Club has beer
maintaining an option on s135, ,00t
site in the hope headquarters woule
be moved there.
Numerous sectional meetings ano
addresses by Walter Lippmann ano
Gov. Earl Warren of California high
Evening star., 1947-06-13

strength IN the Constituent Assem-
bly, last night.
The balloting was not vote Of
confidence. but on matter OF pro-
cedure. Political observers consid-s
cred 1t significant, however, that q
number Of Deputies of the four mod
Evening star., 1947-06-13

|erate left parties cast their votes
with Mr.. de Gasperi's Centrist
Christian Democrat members.
The vote, on an inquiry into the
investigation Of Italy's recent food
riots, was not recorded.
Evening star., 1947-06-13

lighted yesterdays proceedings be-
fore 5000 Rotarians here from 81
lcountries.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
De Gosperi Wins Test
OF Assembly Strength
ev ,he A,.oeIoted Pfess

ROME, June 13.-The new gov
ernment Of Premier Alcide de Gas
peri, which contains no Communist
or Socialist members, narrowly won
an unscheduled, informal test Of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06
CreduIOus
Fidelity!
(Contributed)

Many men have asked them
selves, Does my wife really love
me?" And many women have
asked themselves, do I really
love my husband?" Also. is it
possible for a woman to recog-
nize her husband only by his
kiss?
Franz Molnar, the playwright,
attempts to solve this dilemma
with his hilarious comedy THE
Guardsman." Originally prepar-
ed for a Hungarian audience, it
has been translated into English
by Grace I. Colborn and Hans
Bartsch with an acting version
by Philip Moeller, and was an
outstanding, successful produc-
ton of the Theater Guild, fea-
turing Alfred Lunt and Lynn
Montanne.
A play within play, very
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06

''hammy" individual known as
1.-THE Actor" assumes the dis
guise of a Russian Prince and
makes ardent love to his own
wife. His wife, incidentally, is
an actress and, from first inn
pressions, falls Fundamentally
into the trap but exercises her
woman's prerogative :. but that
is something that must be seen
for oneself.
Theater lovers of Key West
will have the opportunity of see
ing this three act comedy very
soon, as it is now in rehearsal
by The Key West Players and
will be presented at The Barn
Theater with an excellent cast,
most of whom have had consider
able theatrical experience.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06

that time, / was informed, had
ever seen a railroad engine and
readily believed the story"
Shea is interested in trying to
locate the bronze plaque on
which his name is supposed to
have been inscribed as one of
the first passengers to reach Key
West.
1--WE paid 81 each for the priv
ilege of having our names placed
on the plaque" Shea said.
Shea formerly worked on con-
struction of the FEC railroad
connecting Key West with the
mainland. He said he didn't like
the work and quit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06
SEES BAIL OF HAY ON FIRST R.R.
Nsafeed ~ Visitor Coming Here First Time In 35 Years
X
ENGINE REACHING ISLAND CITY

- ths first time IN IS years,
AmNssnan leo Shea Of Oneida,
= y eaman 30 Key West yester-
e.
@hNa came - the city first on
aNmuafs "a. 1912. on the first
faAiFuad passenger train operated
sn&a kef West by the Florida
80 cuast Railroad.
fl4ey had = hale of hay on the
sfent ~ the locomotive pulling
tllF tfmtn" Shea recalled in the
uH1AeN ~ thn Chamber OF Com
megeN Whcn TIA Key Wcsters
aaana what the hay was for, the
faslfaad men calmly told them it
was a. fsed the engine with.
Ftw ~ ne Key Westers, at
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06
DOg Runs Away
shiplpd From Norfolk
After It's Delivery

A fuw minutes after the Jack
So sguaFe uSo paid $50 ex-
rENas ehafszea on a dog shipped
h@fe ffum Norfolk. Va. the ami
m@A sc away
4 ass a. have bcen delivered
- 1shn Psmar > sailor attached
81 tlN Ssibutaine Base. but at
Nalilan time q was still loose
AeNe piacu IN the city.
q was ahsSlpea 60 Pamac by
A1la isaheilp Prey OF Norfolk.
wMFe "a Aackann square USO. 1t
- = 9hite dos with brown spots
$50 h. knoMn 81 spot" accord
80 o. ehipping directions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06
Good Friday And
Easter Sunrise
Services Planned

a. Emxfws Sunrise Service
wsls ~ heid hY fhs KEY West
halmisausial Association again
aAia EnmG nev. John Z. Pick.
eos end Msw. =. c. Yeifon.
Mmmaa MmxvieeA eommitiee
nmnmbNsN anmoanced Yester-
aar. They nAid the event win
p8ahahiV be held a the Sub
msFims Bmsea baseball park.
- ? eeloek.
Cast. W. A. Saunders.
e@mmmm6ima officer. Sub.
mamRama mmMe. has approved
Sc service and senior Chap
lmiu hilifon Cans has named
ChNaiain walter Davis 10
sepsaasmt the Navy In pre-
Ra8taa fhe program. The
sew Chaplmlna office and
taFM h4imAMimNtal Association
hmxe eeepsraiad Cor the past
twe vaaFa In conducting the
swWma
rha Ministerial Assoeia-
mama firsf union Good Fri
cav ssFvies win be held on
Apfti a iFom ~ neon until
- m.. fha hours when Jesus
hums upan the cross. Minis
tmsa "a me association will
pasa9mi me Seven Words"
ana peopis viii be free to
esms end 30 during 2o-min-
mls inisFludss. The location
ai lhe Coed Friday services
w6ii he announced later.
Nssisagriie a. 1he CiIixen--2s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06
Cut.Ups Are Cutting

SANTA BARBARA, Calf
Calf. -(AP)-Eight Santa Bar
bara jewelers. are hunting "Al
and Bubbles" who never rob,
but simply inscribe their names
on jewelers. windows-with a
glass-cutter. Insurance companies
billed for the damaged glass au-
thorized a reward.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06
NOW. LADIES!

SAN FRANCISCO. - (AP).--
Without explanation, swank
Van Ness avenue restaurant in
stalled in its women's lounge a
full-sized herman cuspidor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06

Herbert Kaufman of larry
town, N. Y, editor-author, born
in Washington, d. c., SO years
ago.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
SAKO, GRIEzCIAU
KALBESIS SU MAS
kVA

Is Washingtono pranesa
valdzia imasi grieztos uz-
sienio politikos SUI sovietais
ir viskam ruosiamasi taip
tandziai kaip nebuvo nuo
Hitlerio laiku, kuris Stall
no remiamas uzsimojo uz-
grobti visa Europa. Dabar
esa rengiamasi prizes Stall
ma tue paciu tikslu SUI
laikyti jo grobisiskuma.
PREF. Truman buvo par
sikvietes is Maskvos amba-
sadoriq Smith, is Vokieti-
jos = Gen. Clay, ir kitus
zymius atstovus is Europos
ir vietinius. Tarp ju daily
vavo Gen. Marshall, Walls
tybes DEPARTMENT. Sekre'
torius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
DAUC AMERIKOS
KARIQ NUZUDY-
IA TRIESTE

Kongr. Bennett paskelbe
kad Trieste, kuri Jugosla-
val nori uzgrobti, pastaru
laikotarpiu komunistai uz-
muse ir suicide daug Ame-
rikos kareiviQ, kurie ten
priziuri tvarka. Taciau ta
nuo publikos uzslepia U. S.
militariski cenzoriai, memo
redami kirsinti visuomene
prizes sovietus.
Bennett nesenai sugryzo
is sesiu savaiciu keliones
Europoje ir Artimuose Ry-
tuose.
Jis patyre kad Europoje
eina pasalingas karas, ir
tik Kremliaus budeliai Zinc
kada jis apims visa pasau-
Ii
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
KONGRESAS SUSI.
Kinks LAPKR. IL

Prez. Truman susaukia
Kongresa susirinkti nett
ketam posedziui, aptarimui
Amerikos gelbejimo Euro
pos nuo bado, mes etas bu-
tina ir pacios. Americas at
eiciai. .
Prezidentas irode pavo-
ju depresijos mamie ir ne
tekima draugu uzsienyje,
pavoju totalitarines agre-
sijos pasauliui, jeigu Kon-
gresas nesiims sulaikyti in
fliacija ir maitinimo aka
nos Europos.
Tarp Demokratu ir Re-
publikonu ivyksta susimai.
symas specialize Kongresc
posedzio saukimo atzvilgiu
Republikonai bio kad pre-
zidentas nesiimtu panau
doti kongresa uzkirtimu
keliu kainu brangimui vie
toje imtis pagalbos Euro
toje gelbejimo Europai.
Kongresui susirinkus, is
lys tos pacios senos varzy
tines, kliudymas ir varg'
! ar bus gauta reikiamu re
zultatu Xxi posedzio pabai
gal, Gruodzio "a.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
ATTLEE; VALDZIA
ANGLIJOJE BAL
GIA$ DIENAS?

Londone, Spaliu 29 d. at
stow rumuose Darbo w.
riausybe isliko nuo sugriu-
vino tiktai per "a balsus.
Pirmiau vyriausybei pasiti-
kejima nubalsuodavo SIM
tu balsu dauguma, dabar
pasitikejimas nyksta ir ga
lima tiketis netrukus At
tlee vyriausybe SUI visa sa-
vo paikia socializmo pro-
grama bus isstumta is sa-
lies valdymo.
Churchill savo kalboje
siomis dienomis pareikala.
vo kad Darbo vyriausyb6
mestu salin socializma kaiE
nevykusi padara ir imtus.
sekti Amerikos laisvos pre-.
kybos ir darbe, sistemos.
Churchill itare darbieciv
vadus tik losiant zemos ru.
sizes partine politika, kur
veda j SALES ekonomini SUI
griuvima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
KOMUNISTU RIAU-
SES PARYZIUJE

Paryziuje, Spaliu 29 ko-
munistai surenge visuotina
pasikesinima parodyti savo
galybei. Jie sutuoke apie
$4,000 savo pasekeju ir SUI
sirinko Wagram gatveje,
prie sales kur turejo ivyk-
ii buvusio senatoriaus G..
Gautherot prakalbos, tas
prakalbas suardyti.
Policija stojo komunistu
demonstantus isvaikyti, il
istiko didele mustyne. Sa-
ko, abiejose pusese suzeis-
ia po apie $50 asmenu.
Prakalbos vistiek ivyko.
Socialistai stengiasi is
laikyti Prancuzijos valdzia
savo rankose, taciau spau-
dimas is Gen. de Gaulle pu-
ses, kuris laimejo dideli
pritarima visoje salyje, We
da socialistu galybe prize
da socialistus prie pabai-
gos ju betvarkaus valdymo
Socialistai ir prizes 81 kara
valdydami Prancuzija nu'
ware nuO kOtO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
..'''iallAl|[. Z
Grudus Pirks Argenti-
noje Siusti j Europa?

WASHINGTONO val dzios
narlal svarsto klausima ar ne
naudingiau iseitu siai saliai
plrkti is Argentinos brangia
kama kviecius siuntimui ju j
Europa alkaniems, zmonems
maitinti, vietoje suvarzyti sa-
vo Sales zmonems grudu SUI
vartojima.
Argentinos kvieciai atsieitu
po apie SIS buseliui, kai USA.
kvieciu kama dabar apie So
buSeliui.
Xxi siolei dar nei Argentina
nei kuri kita Americas Sails
nepareiske moro prisideti U. S.
teikti Europai pagalba ir pa
rama sulyg Marshallo plano,
nors Prez. Truman, budamas
Brazilijoje pereita menesi, da-
We tam pakvietima.
Amerikos valdzia pradejo sa-
vo grudu taupymo VAIN, pasi-
ryzus eksportuoti 5OO,0O0,O0O
buseliu siu metu derliaus gru-
du.
Spaliu l d. sioje salyje tu-
reta apie 1,142,OO0,OOO buseliu
kvieciu, arba 191,aO0,OOO dau-
giau negu ta pacia data metas
laiko atgal.
symet per pirma bertaini is
vezta kvieciu 145,000,O00 bu-
seliu, palyginant su 75,00O,00O
buseliu per ta patti bertaini
pernai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31

LENKQ valstieciu vadas
Mykolajczyk, buves nekurl
laika Maskvos isteigtos Wy
riausybes Varsavoje vice
pirmininku, dabar isspru-
ko j svedija, bijodamas to
paties likimo kokl sutiko
kitu priesingu partiju va
dai ten kur komunistai uz-
grobe valdzias.
Mykolajczyk buvo LenkV
vyriausybes Londone ma
riu, bet 1915 m. buvo isvi.
hotas j Lenkija if tikejo
SUI komunistais ka pesti.
Laime kad istruko gy'
vas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
DIDELES LEkTUVQ
NELAIMES

Spaliu 25, Utah valstijos
tyruose nukrito pasazieri-
mis- lektuvas, uzsimuse 81
zmones. Lektuva skrido is
Los Angeles j New Yorka.
Graikijoje, Spaliu q nu-
kritus Svedu linijos pasa-
zieriniam lektuvui uzmusta
49 zmones.
Alaskoje SUI pasazieriniu
lektuvu Spaliu 27 zuvo Is
zmoniu.
Anglijoje, traukinio ne
laimeje SpaliQ 27 uzmusta
21 asmuo. Pora dienu prizes
tai kitoje gelezinkelio ne.
laimeje zuvo 81 zmogu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
><:.Iap$to KomuniStines lurkes is
S|aptQ LizdQ Ho||ywoode
RAUDONIEJI EME REkTIREikALAU-
JANT TYRINEJlM US SULAIKYTI
TULI PAKLIUVO w
KONGRESO PA
NIEKINIMA

Washingtone pradeta pla-
tus tardymas komunistines
itakos Hollywood filmu
industrijoje, j tardymus
pasaukta daug filnu artis-
tq, veikalQ rasytoju ir pa
ciu filmu kompaniju vadq.
Kong. Thomas, kuris va
dovauja tyrinejimus Kon-
greso vardu, taip isjudino
komunistinius lizdus Hol-
lywoode kad tos raudonos
ziurkes net spiegia. Vieni
rekia ktd tuomi pazeidzia-
ma ju "konstitucines tel
ses", kiti rekia kad niekas
neturi teises JUGS be teis-
mo tardyti, o taipgi paais-
kejo is paties Thomas kad
net pradeta daryti "spau-
dimai is aukstesniu sferu"
ia tyrinejima nutraukti ir
baigti.
Kas tos "aukstesnes sfe-
ros" Washingtone siadien?
Seniau buvo Rooseveltas,
poni Rooseveltiene ir kit
artimi Baltuju Nanny "sve-
ciai", kurie prikalbindavo
prezidenta sulaikyti vieno-
kius ar kitokius tramdy-
mus komunistines veiklos,
arba istatyti komunistus i
svarbias valdiskas vietas.
Rimtesni filmu zmones,
pasauti j tardymus, pasi-
sake ko klausiami. Taciau
komunistines H o lyWoodo
ziurkes, j klausima ar esi
arba ar buvai komunistQ
partijos nariu, ina kelti
truksma, sakyti smerkian-
cias prakalbas.
Keletas tokiu, kuriu ko-
munistu partijos narystes
kOrteles ir numeriai buvO
parodyta lake tyrinejimu,
uz neatsakyma tiesioginiai
j klausimus, tapo itarti pa
niekinimu Kongreso ir jQ
laukia dideles bausmes.
Vienu jQ pavardes yra
Amerikoniskos, bet jos ga
Ii butt tik suamerikonin-
tos. Kitty pavardes tokios
Ornitz, Biberman, Dmyt-
rik ir panasios. Wis tai ar.
ba Rusai arba zydai.
| Kong. Thomas Spaliu q
dar padare tokl pareiski
ma: Bus tuoj iskelta toxic
dalykai kurie nustebins vi
So Sail.
"Jei zmones prasikrap
stys akiu, 81 Sails susidur
su ia pacia problema ko
kioje atsidure Prancuzi ia
Lenkija, Suomija ir ceko
J. slovakija."
81
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MASKVA pasiruosus pa
siulyti Italijai grudq duo
mai, paviliojimui SALES ! sa-
We, kol Amerika dar tiktai
rengiasi gelbeti.
Juokipga bus tai kad ir
dabar Amerika bus papra-
syta Maskvai pasitarnautl
duodant savo laivus sovie-
tn grudams Italijon atga-
benti. Taip buvo padaryta
1916 metals, kai Maskva
pasiule grudus Prancuzl-
jai.
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TRUMAN VEL RAGI-
INA ILEISTI DIP

PREF. Truman Spaliu 27
vel pakartojo savo atsisau-
kima j Kongreso komisija
isileisti isvietintus Europos
zmones j sia sali. Prezi-
dentas pats uzsimine f. kad
nusisatymas prizes zydus
gal but yra priezastis uz-
skirt neisileisti tu nelai-
minguju, mes SUI kitais iva.
ziuotQ cia daugiausia zy.
du.
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MAINE misku gaisras
pasieke milzinisku nuosto-
liu: sunaikinta miesteliai,
nuostoliu padaryta apie 80
milijonq dolariu; zuvo aple
80 zmonip.
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SENATORIUS TAFT, is
Ohio, formaliai paskl e b e
save kandidatu Republiko-
nu partijos nominacijoms
j prezidentus. 10 tevas bu-
yo prezidentu Xxi 1912 m.
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Is EUROPOS Spaliu q

Is EUROPOS SpaliQ ~
pervezta $3.50 lavonai ten
buvusiu palaidotu Ameri.
kos karip. Tai yra tiktai
pirnieji, parvezimu bus ir
daugiau. Vezama lavonai
tik tokiQ kuriu gimines cia
to pareikalauja.