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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-10-13

7E SICK LIST
Mr. Rentz is in the hospital In
Seattle and is convalescing.
Mr.. Trailer is recovering from
an automobile accident which
happened recently.
Miss Barbara Graham was III
last week. We hope she is bet
ter and will not have to miss
any days from school.
COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE
The Sunday paper of Yakima.
the Herald, carried nine leading
women for home application.
Among these was one Negro in
the person of Mrs. Dolores Wat
son. Those who will help Mrs.
Watson are Mrs. Arthur Greg
Dry, Esther Johnson. Hattie
Barnes. Audrey Pullan and A. L.
P. These workers started their
work for the Community Chest
last week on Monday. We hope
for them great success.
Registration opened for eve
ming school last Tuesday Reg
istration for the Yakima Public
Evening School and the enroll
ment were continued through
Friday at senior high school,
Rolla S. Goold. principal. Tues
day and Thursday classes. and
the hours are to Q D m. TUT
ton will be SO for one course
and IS for two classes. Persons
over 16 years of age not attend
ing any regular school classes
are eligible. according to Goold-
Credits are offered in all regular
secondary classes.
MUsicALlY INCLINED
James Lee Polk is very happy
to get a trombone Saturday, Oct.
16, and viii start playing in the
Adams school orchestra. Mr.. Bal
ley is the music instructor and
Rufus Lewis will play in the or
chestra too.
SPORTS
Washington High School foot
ball game Saturday Oct. 9, was
at Davis Field. This team played
Wapato. The score was $50 in
favor of Wapato. The following
boys played: Harce Hart, Lloyd
Mitchell, Samuel Gardner, Ken
meth Gaul. John Hall and Ernest
Pleasant. One of the boys report
ed this game. was ashamed to
tell the scores. but he remember
ed somebody had to lose: 1t was
all in the game. Yakima was
the loser with a smile, hoping
to have better luck next time.
The fair drew many visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lavon Welch visit
ed their relatives last Sunday.
Mrs. Ted Spearman and her
other sisters. Mr.. and Mrs. WEIGH
returned to Bellevue. Monday,
October 4, Mrs. Genva Dhue of
Seattle. was the house guest of
her sister. Mrs. James Banks.
Albert Evans is home from Bill
ling, Montana, and he worked in
various parts of Idaho also. He
is with his mother, Mrs. Marie
Eurcins, Toppenish. Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillard Allen,
were very proud to entertain
their son Hillard Allen, Jr., and
wife from San Francisco. After
staying a nice visit with the Al
lens, this couple went to Nor
folk, Virginia, to visit Mrs. Hill
lard Allen, Jr.'s parents. He will
go back to port in San Fran
cisco, October 16.
The youth N.A.A.C.P. met at
the Y.W.C.A. Saturday night, Oc-
tober 8, and will meet there
Saturday, October 16, for games
and other recreational activities.
Mrs. Dolores Watson, supervisor.
Halloween Party will be spon-
sored by the Home Missionary
Society at the home of Mrs. Marie
Evans, in her Rumpus Room.
Games and prizes for all ages
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CLUB NEWS
cuLTuRE Clue MEETS

Mrs. Otto Rutherford, reporting
for the Culture Club, states that
the club resumed its meetings
for the year at the home of Mrs.
Jennie Adams in N. E. Rodney.
New officers for the year are:
Mrs. Elizabeth Garden, president;
Mrs. Letitia Brock, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Audry Ellis, secretary;
Mrs. Harry Hardy, treasurer.
The clubs objective is its an
nual scholarship, for which the
club is sponsoring series of card
parties to supplement the scholar
ship fund. First Of these parties
was held October 8, at st. Philips
Parish House. The other two will
also be held at the parish house
October 10 and %. Each year the
club awards a scholarship to
some deserving high school girl
or boy, whose scholastic rating
meets the requirements set forth
by the club. Winner of the clubs
1947 scholarship went to Steven
Tillman, a grad of Jefferson, now
student at Lewis and Clark.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS
The Senior Missionary Society
of Bethel AME Church met at the
parsonage last Thurdsay. Mrs.
Mary Austin, president, was host
ess. Mrs. Martha Jamison, dele
gate from the Missionary Society
to the Conference Branch Mis-
sionary sessions of the Puget
Sound Annual Conferences, made
fine report. Mrs. Mary M. Dun
can reported on the two-day (Sept.
$40 missionary Institute which
she attended at First Congre-
gational Church under auspices of
the Portland Council of Churches,
connected with the United Council
of Church Women.
RoSEBUDY STUDY CLUB
The regular meeting of the
Rosebud Study Club last Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. M. M.
Duncan was interesting as well
as entertaining. The topic by
Mrs. Lucille Wilson on my
State, Colorado was educational.
The program number given by
Mrs. Abbie Cantrell was the Ten
Beatitudes of Married Life from
the book of Way of Love, written
by Glen Clark, was exceptionally
fine.
Mrs. Cora Minor reported on
the Provential Synod of the Epis-
copal Church, held last June in
Santa Barbara. Mrs. Minor, a
delegate to this great conclave,
said the synod comprises IA prov
inces including Alaska and Hawaii,
and all were represented. Mrs.
Minor said delegates not only en-
joyed the inspirational sessions
and the fellowship of high church
men and women, but also the
tours to historic places in and
around Santa Barbara.
Mrs. Mary Austin and her sis
ter, Mrs. Laura McLain, were in
vited guests.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-10-13

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Evening star., 1948-07-25
Mss Fn0c0 Engaged

: The engagement of Miss Elizabeth
Rose Fuoco to Mr.. John Cornelius
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cor
nelius, of Washington, has been an
nounced by her father, Mr.. Joseph
Fuoco.
The bride-elect is a graduate OF
st. Rose School. Mr.. Cornelius at
tended Cornell University. The mar
riage will take place in August.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Miss Higgs Bride
IOf Mr.. 6. M. RaIev

The Whitef1eld Methodist Church
at Lanham, Md, was the scene last
evening at 7 o'clock OF the wedding
Of Miss Alice Gertrude Higgs to Mr.
Charles Melvin Raley. The Rev
James E. Perry of1iciated.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Dudley Higgs OF
Lanham and she was escorted by
her father. Her sister-in-law Mrs
Dudley Higgh, jr., was her only at.
tendant, and Mr.. Robert Raley, jr.
was best man for his brother.
Following a reception at the home
OF the bride the couple left on a
wedding trip. They will be at home
upon their return at 1882 Kilbourne
place. The groom is the son of Mr.
Robert c. Raley and the late Mrs
Raley of Washington.
Evening star., 1948-07-25

Consuelo Smith and Mr., John Dom
aid Murphy Of Chevy Chase.
The bride, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Cheston F. Smith, was
given in marriage by her father and
attended by her two sisters, Miss
Villa Smith and Miss Patricia
Smith. Mr.. James Brownell was best
man and the ushers were Mr.. Will
liam Rogers and Mr.. James Hustled.
A reception at the home of the
bride followed the ceremony. The
couple will spend their honeymoon
in New England.
Evening star., 1948-07-25

MISS EDDINGFIELD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T.
Eddingfeld announce the en-
gugement OF their daughter,
Carol, to Mr.. Henry Colegroue
Heine, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry A. Heine. The Uedding
,oill take place in the fail.
Miss Eddingfeld attended
George Washington University
Dhere Mr.. Heine has resumed
his studies since completing
three years serDice With the
Army in this country and in
Europe.
Harris & EaUing Photo.
Evening star., 1948-07-25

Mouton Dyed Lamb Coat, S98
Mink-pyed Marn1ot Coat, $9S
Dyed Skunk Coat, S98
Dyed Pony Coat, $98
SilUer For Jacket, $148
Natural Gray Kidskin Coat, $14S
Mink-Dyed Muskrat Coat, $148
Dyed Persian Pau Coat, $148
Mouton Dyed Lamb Coat, $148
Dyed Squirrel Cape, $148
Beaver Striped Mouton Dyed Lamb
Coat, $148
Natural Muskrat Coat, $198
Silver Dyed Muskrat Cape, $198
Natural Skunk Coat, $198
Dyed Pony Coat, $198
Mink-Dyed Marn1ot Coat, $198
SilDerblue Dyed MuSkrat Coat, $198
Dyed Squirrel Cape, $198
Hudson Seal-Dyed Muskrat Coat, $248
Partial List Hundreds Of other fus and
price groups. All subject to tox.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-19
STUDENTS COMPETE
IN NATIONWIDE
SPEAKING CONTEST

Juneau High School students are
going to have an opportunity to
enter in competition with stu
dents from every state in the union
in a U. s. Junior Chamber Of Com
merce sponsored radio speaking
contest
Il Speak for Democracy is the
subject on which contestants will
speak for $50 words, the Juneau
Junior Chamber of Commerce an
nounced today.
Juneau Jaycees. sponsors of the
contest for local high school stu
dents. announced that five judges
will be named to select a winner
as a representative of the Juneau
high school. The student selected
by judges will present his speech
over KINY, to be transcribed and
sent to Fairbanks for entry in Ter
r-torial competition. Winning speech
in Alaska-wide competition will be
sent to National Headquarters at
Tulsa, Oklahoma, to compete for
national award.
-Four national winners will be Sc
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-19
FWS REPORTS ON
MANY VIOLATIONS
FROM KETCHIKAN

The Fish and Wildlife Service re-
ports number of violations in the
Ketchikan area.
Joseph charles Korinek plead
guilty to violation at Spacious Bay
in the vicinity of Square Island, on
four counts: Trapping during a
closed season, using deer meat for
bait on trap line, taking female
deer and (being NONRESIDENT hunt
ing big game without the services
og a guide. His license and trapping
and hunting gear were confiscated,
as well as four marten pelts and
three mink pelts.
He was fined $3.50 on the first
count and sentenced to six months
on each count, to be served con-
currently.
Robert l.. Zemek was arrested for
violations similar to the previously
ment oned first three counts, and
Robert w. Korinek, fer assisting
the same. Licenses, motor, guns,
pelts and spoiled doe meat were
seized.
Alden II. Richards, plead guilty to
trapping during the closed season
at Polk Inlet, Prince of Wales Is
land, and was fined $500 and given
a 30-day suspended sentence by
the U. S. Commissioners Court.
Richard NJ ang was similarly
fined and sentenced, for a similar
violation in the same locality, same
dates.
Joseph Lee Ramsey was arrested
fer trapping during a closed season
ON marten, and possession Of IL
legally caught marten pelts. Traps,
licenses and five marten pelts were
oonfiscated. Ramsey was fined 5000
and given a 30-day sentence gsus-
pended.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-19
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

4 BEDROOMS, furnace, basement,
laundry, electric kitchen, inlaid
hardwood floors, Casey-Shattuck
addition.
3-BDR. partially furnished, marine
view, large living room, hard
floors.
2-BDR. beautifully furnished, IN
Casey Shattuck addition. immed-
late occupancy; basement, fur
mace.
ARKETA property, mi. post, 2
houses, acre pat. land, Lemon
Greek; Briggs summer home en-
Point Louisa.
INCOME $265 per mo; 3 apis, best
view best location, terms, large
lots, good heating plant, all apis.
well furnished.
DUPLEX off Gastineau Avenue,
East First, $4,000; terms.
3-BDR. furnished home Norway
Point, $500 down, monthly pay.
500 per mo.
2-BDR Douglas Beach.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-19
HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted to ST. AIMS Hospital
Yesterday for medical care were
Mrs John Curtis, William Holz-
heimer and Dick Thorpe.
Miss Lois Reynoldson was admit
ted for tonsillectomy.
Discharged from ST. AIMS were
Ivan Carlson, James Campbell,
Mrs. Roy Cox and Mrs. Norman
Lillyroth.
A baby girl was born to Mrs.
George A. Hamilton at ll:4o
o'clock yesterday morning, weight
7 pounds.
John Anderson was discharged
from the Government Hospital to
Mt. Edgecumbe. Elmer Dewitt
was discharged to Petersburg.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-19
FOR SALE

10 SETTLE ESTATE. large bed
room. Living room with fireplace.
Dlning room Automatic hot
water heat. Electric stove and
refrigerator. Furnished. Large
yard in good neighborhood. This
house is old but in good repair
and very livable. Price s7,875.00.
0 DAY COMPLETION: Two new
houses on Behrends Avenue. Two
bedrooms, full concrete base
ment with garage. Full view
windows from living room, din
cite and kitchen. Tile kitchen
and bath. Hardwood floors. Auto
matte hot air heat. Eligible for
FILA.
: BEDROOM Residence.
I'D UNIT Apartm. houses.
sHOICE building lots.
COMMERCIAL property, waref ouss
space.
RESIDENTIAL property, Glacier
Highway and Auke Bay.
ISTINGS needed on upper bracket
residential property. Lictings &c.
cepted on appraisal.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-19
JUNEAU FIRM TO PLAN
EXPERIMENT STATION
FOR JUNEAU ISLAND

The Juneau firm of architects,
Foss and Malcolm, has been en-
gagged to design the U. S. Bureau of
Mines Experiment Station to be
erected on Juneau Island, it is an
nounced today by j. D. Jermain, OF
that bureau.
Work of clearing the site is going
on now, and the causeway from
Douglas, being built by the Ter
ritor.al Highway Engineering De-
partment, is expected to be COM
pleted early next month.
Some temporary buildings may be
put up during the winter, but per-
manent construction will not be
made until spring weather permits.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-19
IN FROM PETERSBURG

Hosea Sarber, Fish and Wild
life Service mammal control super
visor, and Doyle Cisney, who has
been stationed at Petersburg, ar
rived Wednesday on the FWS YES
sci Black Bear.
Cisney will assist with the boats
repair and overhaul on the Ju-
neau Marine Company ways and
return with the Black Bear.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-19
LOST AND FOUND
HETNTZLEMAN IN SEATTLE;
HERE AFTER THANKSGIVING

Word has been received from B.
Frank Heintzleman, regional for
ester, that he will be delayed in
returning for brief stay in Ju-
neau. He participated early this
week in the Pacific Northwest
Trade Association convention in
Portland, Ore, and is now in Sc
attic.
He plans to be in Ketchikan
about November "a, and to arrive
here for a few days shortly after
Thanksgiving.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-19
4-MONTH SENTENCE

Thomas Benton Lambert, Sr.,
plead guilty of petit larceny yes
terday in the U. S. Commission
er's Court, and was sentenced to
four months in Federal Jail
The complaint said that Lam
bert stole pipes, carbide and 9TH
err items from Joseph T. Bauer
of Chichagof on August 2.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-19

lected, each to receive a $500 schol-
arship and a trip to Washington,
D. C. Winner of the Juneau contest
viii receive a gift Of a radio.
Closing date for the contest is
November %.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-11-19
FROM KETCHIKAN

Ketchikan residents in Juneau
include J. c. Beason, who is at
the Baranof Hotel, and Verne AL
Bright at the Gastineau Hotel.
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SOVIETAI VISAI
ATSIMETE

Berlyne, nuo keturiu sa-
jungininku komendanturos
patalpu sovietai nueme sa-
vo veliava, tuomi pasitrau-
kdami is keturiq valstybiu
sajungininku komisijos ku-
rios zinioje turejo butt Vo-
kietijos okupacijos tvarky-
mas.
Is visokiu tarybu su va
karu sajungininkais sovie-
tai toje komisija pasitrau-
ke. Tas reiskia visiska pa
dalinima Berlyno tarp rytu
ir vakaru, bent kick tai lie
cia sovietus.
Rusu zonoje Vokietijoje,
del sovietu vykdomos Ber-
lyno blokados, darbininkai
pradejo kelti protesto strei-
kus.
Is Berlyno pranesa kad
ten pradejo prizes sovietus
bruzdejima ir Vokieciu jau-
nimas, patyres kas yra ko-
muniZmas.
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Ruosio Dous Bonn
beriq Tornyboi

IS Washingtono pranesa
kad militariniai orc jegu
virsininkai isake paruosti
1850 BIG "super : bombe-
riu", arba orc tvirtoviu,
panaudojimui reikalui isti-
kus. Tai yra dalis kongre-
so uztvirtintos programos
tureti gatava 70 grupiu
Orc pajega Xxi 1851 metu.
Sic bomberiai buvo nau-
dojami karo laiku prizes ia
ponija. Jie buvo saugiai
uzlaikomi ir priziurimi kai
atliko nuo karo.
Su 1850 orc tvirtoviu
Americas lektuvai gall nu-
mesti ant prieso 32,7O0 to-
nu bombQ.
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Sovietoi UzvoIdo
Dunojq

Belgrade, Jugoslavijoje.
ilgai tesusis Dunojaus kon-
ferencija nukrypo Sovietu
naudai: Melynasis Dunojus
nuo dabar virsta Raudo-
nuoju Dunojum.
Konferencija, kurioje da-
lyvavo Sovietu ir jos pajun-
gtu valstybiu diduma, ku-
rios prieina prie Dunojaus,
nutare kitu saliu laivu
Dunoju neisileisti.
Amerika ir jos sajungi-
ninkes prizes tai protestuo-
ia, bet ir Sis protestas grei-
ciausia liks tik tokios YER
tes kaip buvo pirmesni pro-
testai Maskvai.
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STEIGIA VAKARU
VOKIETIJA

IS Berlyno pranesa kad
Rugp. 16 d., Vakaru vals-
tybiQ - Americas, Brita-
MICS ir Prancuzijos - mi
litariski vadai susitiko nu-
statymui planu isteigimui
vakarQ Vokietijos valsty-
bes, neziurint kas bus pa
daryta Maskvoje, kur va
karu valstybiu atstovai tu-
pineja apie Stalina ir Mo-
lotova.
Kitos kelios vakaru val
stybes, Vokietijos kaimy-
mes, pritaria vakaru Vokie-
tijos isteigimui. JOINS bus
lengviau savo reikalus YES
ii.
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Iarptaudne PadetI Ltempta taip kap BuVOl9A Metals
Soko, Trumon SIe-
Pio snipu Goujq

Congr. Thomas, pirminin-
kas Un-American Activi-
ties komiteto, tyrinejancio
ssovletq snipu veikima sio-
je salyje, tikrina kad Pre-
zidentas Truman stengiasi
slept zinias nuo visuome-
mes jog yra ir trecia snipu
gauja. Tos zinios turejo bu-
tt paskelbtos senai, if kali
tininkai turejo butt :jau uz-
daryti kalejime.
Thomas tikrina kad aux
stose federales valdzios vie
tose randasi keletas priesui
tarnaujanciu snipu, kurie
nepaleidziami is. tu vietu
ar tai is apsileidimo, ar del
to kad jie turf zymius val
dzios zmones uztariancius
juos.
snipu tyrinejimas tesla
ma, Elizabeth Bentley nu-
rodytQ komunistu agentu
tyrinejimai eina toliau.
Is BOstOno praneSa kad
Fitzwilliam, N. H., Rugp-
jucio II diena mire Harry
D. White, vienas is Bentley
ivardytu buvusiQ aukstu
valdininku, kurie teike jai
slaptas zinias perdavimui
sovietams.
Ell. Bentley ivardino jau
30 asmenu, kuriu tarpe yra
ir tikru Amerikieciu, nore-
jusiu butt savo Sales isda-
vikais.
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KOSENKINA PRAS-
TOJE PADETYJE

New York. - Ruse mo-
kytoja Kosenkina, kuri no.
redama istrukti is sovietu
nelaisves, issoko is Sovietu
konsulato per langa ir sum
kiai susizeide, randasi sum
kioje padetyje. Stengiama-
81 gelbeti jos gyvybe. il
pazadejo liudyti apie sovie-
tu snipu veikla Amerikoje,
jei isliks gyva. (ziur. pla-
ciau ant 5 pusl.)
U. S. State Department
tas rengiasi pareikalauti
Maskva kad atsauktu savo
generalini konsula Iona
kina, kuris ivykde tos mo-
kytojos sugavima ir del ko
il turejo susizeisti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-20

GEN. CLAL. sake pasi-
trauks is Vokietijos militia
rio valdytojo pareigu jei-
gu dabar Maskvoje einan-
close derybose butu sutik-
ia uzleisti Rusams Berlyna.
Gen. Clay pasake: "Mes
butume paskutiniai kvailiai
pirkti is Rusu Berlyno bio
kados nuemima.
DR.. Litchfield, Americas
atstovas politiniam sutai-
kymui triju Vakariniu 20
nu Vokietijoje, pasake:
''Tai yra senas sovietQ
triukas- reikalauti dideliV
koncesiju uz maza ju nusi.
leidima ten kur jie netur!
jokios teises. Vakaru Vo.
kietijos valstybe yra vienas
is kelly ginklq ka mes turi'
me prizes sovietus ir ko JIG
bio. Ar 10 atsizadeti?"
Gen. Clay ir DR.. Litch
field stoja uz isteigima Va
karines Vokietijos, nepai
SAINT ka Maskva darys.
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IR BELOIJOS LIETUVIAI
NORI PATEKTI ! SU'VIE-
NYTAS VALSTIJAS

Priemus DIP isileidimo j USA
bi1iu, susirupino Belgijoje gy-
venantieji Lietuviai angliaka-
siai, kad ir jie turetu lygia su
kitais DIP galimybe ivaziavimui
j Amerika. I Belgija isvyke
Lietuviai tebelaiko save DIP ir
nemano, kad ju gyvenimas, o
tue labiau del pavojaus nuo bu-
simojo karo veiksmq, jau yra
iSsprestas. Be to, jie, kaip ze-
mes ukio darbuotojai, noretQ
mieliau isikurti ukiuose, kaip
kasyklose. Ir ju susitarime su
Belgais yra pasakyta, kad emf
gracijos atveju Belgai jiems
nedarys kliuciu. Tuo tarpu IRO
juos skaito isemigravusiais
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BRITANIJAI REIKIA
10000 VYRQ RE-
ZERVE

BritQ Fiedlmarsalas Wis
count Montgomery tikrina
kad pasaulyje siadien yra
tik paliaubos, ne taika, ir
ragina sudaryti 10000 ar
mijos rezerva paruosimui
Britanijos apgynimo.
Jis ragina Anglia butt
pasirengusia karui, tik taip
j gall tiketis isvengti karo.
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TREMTINIU GYVE-
NIMO zINIOS
VYSKUPAS PADOLSKIS
APIE SAVO PASIKALBE-
J1MA SU SV. TEVU

Grizes is Romos vyskupas
V. Padolskis padare spaudai
kai kuriq pareiskimu apie at
liktus zygius. Tarp kitko jis
kalbejo ir apie savo vizita sv.
Tevui, specialiai jam skirtoje
audiencijoje. sv. Tevas il pri-
emes labai maloniai. Kai kan
vyskupas padekojo uz parama
tremtiniams, Popiezius apgai-
lestaves negalis daugiau su-
selpti, mes is visur prasoma pa
ramos.
Del zinomo Lenkininko Kun.
susinsko paskyrimo Vilniaus
vyskupu auxiliaru, Vatikano
valstybes sekretorriate jam bu-
We pareiksta: tiesa, kad jis esas
paskirtas arkivyskupo Jalbzy-
kovskio (kito gerai zinomi Lie
tuviu ediko) pagelbininku be
ipedinystes teisiu ir gyvenas
Lenkiskose Vilniaus arkidiace-
zijos srityse. Arkivy k upo
Jalbzykovskio rezidencija tue
tarpu esanti ne Vilniuje, bet
Balstogeje. Tokiu budu nauja-
sis vyskupas auxiliaras gyve-
mas ne Lietuvoje. Jis paskirtas
Vilniaus arkivyskupo pagelbi-
ninku, nes diocezijos ribos ne
sancios pertvarkytos ir ark.
Jalbzykovsvis ,ir toliau skaito-
mas Vilniaus vyskupu.
Is Vatikano gautomis zinio-
mis-, kunigu seminarija Kaune
dar veikianti. Taciau visur
esas didelis kunigu trukumas.
Ir labai dideles parapijos tetu-
rincios tik po viena klebona.
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ARABAI-ZYDAI
KARIAUUA

Jeruzalyje ir kitose vie
tose zydai ir Arabai, lau-
zydami paliaubu nustaty-
ma, vykdo vieni kitty alta
kavima.
U. N. taikytojas Berna-
dotte prase Amerika skirt
Palestinai kariuomenes, bet
State DEPARTMENTS ia at
meta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-20

SOVIETAI giriasi savo
inzinieriu gabumais ir Wis
ko turejimu. Dabar Mas
kva pranesa jog "raudona-
sis laivynas" bus pradeda-
mas statydinti is medic.
Sovietu kariu sautuvai dl-
dumoje turi virvutes vieto-
lie odos dirzeliu.