davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-15

telio turiniui. Nezinia, kaip il.
gal dar gyvensim tokioje krau-
tuveje. -.
Xxi siol zinoma tik tick. kad
komunistai nori sunaikinti ka-
pitalistus, o kapitalistai - ko-
munlstus. Kas atsitiktu su
valstybemis ir tautomis, jei ko-
munlstai paimtu virsu pasauly-
Je = galime atsakyti miegoda-
mi. Bet kaip gyventu ir tvar-
kytqsi tautos, jei kapitalistai
uzviespatautu - galima tik
spelioti. O kai zmones saukia-
mi kovon, reiketu zinoti, kokia
atelties programa ju laukia.
Laikas butu zinoti, ka atnes
pavergtoms tautoms Sovietu
Sajungos, kaip komunizmo CEN
tro, isnykimas. Ir butu tikrai
vertinga, jei Didieji Sajungi-
ninkai maziau kalbetq apie
bendrus ir beveik visiems ais
kius dalykus, o daugiau pasisa-
kytu del atskiru valstybiu ir
tautu ateities. Ju fronte tada
butu maziau "zmoniu uzristo-
mis- akimis".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-15
Bairnes Politika

PR1GYVENOME Xxi to, kad
visas pasaulis eme remtis vie.
nu vieninteliu varikliu: baime
Neberandame nei valstybes nei
zmogaus, kurie nebutu jos ap-
sesti. Mazieji bijosi didziuju
didieji - didesniuju. Ir taip
vleno baime stumia kita dar di-
desnen baimen. W tai ir turf
me tick daug visokiu vingiu,
nukrypimu, staigiu ir netiketu
posukiu.... stai, rodos, jau
pasirenka valstybes tiesu kelia,
bet vel staiga = sustoja, vel
zvalgosi, vel ziuri atgal. Ir vi
sa tai darosi tik is baimes.
"Mes bijomes Jusu!' - taip
sauke Belgijos ministras pir-
mininkas Spaakas prizes Visin-
ski. "Mes bijomes tu, kurie
uzsmauge Estija, Latvija, Lie
tuva. Bijomes tu, kurie paver-
ge Lenkija, Cekoslovakija, Ru-
munija, Vengrija, Bulgaria.
- taip kalbejo Anglijos atsto-
vas MacNeil spaliq 6 diena UN
komisijoje.
O Saugumo Tarybos pasiuly-
ia rezoliucija Berlyno klausi-
mu - ar nera baimes vaisius =?
il tokia atsargi ir taip jautri,
kad joje nieko kito negali su-
prasti, kaip tik baime.
Vadinasi, dar esame vaiku
amziuje, kur ne protas, O bal
me mus Waldo. Tx del baimes
vel ruosiamasi kalbetis su So
vietais; del baimes salinamasi
nuo Ispanijos; del baimes vel
baltomis pirstinemis ciupineja-
mi jautrus tarptautines politi-
kos daiktai.
Bet kaip vaikus, taip ir tau
tas viena diena pradeda valdy-
ii protas. o proto politika bu-
vo ir pasiliks geriausia. Paga-
liau ateis diena, kada protas
nugales ir baime.
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Kai Teisybe Ina Durti..

KOKIEMS tikslams praleido
tick laiko Paryziuje Generolas
Marshall ir kan taip daznai va
zlneja tarp Paryziaus ir Lon
dono Anglijos uzsieniu reikalu
ministras Bevin? Kan tie du
didziuju valstybiq politikos va
dovai buvo reikalingi Paryziu-
je, kada Molotovas sedi Mas
kvoje?
Pasirode, kad ilgesnis Mar
shallo ir Bevino uzsibuvimas
Paryziuje turf labai tampru ry-
81 su tarptautine padetimi. Ju
veiklos vaisiai jau pasirode: po
ilgu ir nesklandziu pasitarimp
apie karinius planus, kaip GIN
tis Vakaru Europai nuo Sovie-
tu uzpuolimu, pagaliau pavyko
sudaryti vieninga karine vado-
vybe SUI marsalu Montgomery
priekyje. Reikalas tureti to-
kia vadovybe buvo jauciamas
jau senai. Bet Wis nenoreta
alarmuoti pasaulio.
Jei anglai jau nebeslepdami
parode ir pasake, jog jie nieko
nelaukdami vykdys kuo pla-
ciausia ginklavimosi programa,
tai prancuzai del ju ypatingos
vidaus padeties staciai bijosi
atvirai pasisakyti, kad pritaria
ginklavimuisi ir patys skubes
ginkluotis. Baime, kad atviras
ginklavimasis gall pagreitinti
karo pradzia, verte susilaikyti
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u. IT Clk GenerOlO marshall,
itaka, kurfa jis isvyste Parry
ziuje, nuleme prancuzu svyra
vimus ir pagreitino bendro ka
rinio stabo sudaryma. Tuo pa
ciu siaures Amerika isitrauki
j atsakomybe, kuri krinta vi
sam laisvam pasauliui uz rim
ta pasiruosima ateiciai ir u;
visa politika, kuria Vakaru So.
jungininkai veda prizes Sovie.
tus.
Jau senai buvo kalbama, kad
S. Amerika ruosiasi atgaivinti
senajl "nuomos-paskolos" ista.
tynaa (Lend-Lease), kurs leistu
"uz dyka" tiekti pilna apsigin-
klavima eisiems, kurie bus
amerikieciu fronte. Visi gerai
supranta, .kad tokios amerikie-
ciQ "dovanos" nera daromos del
graziu Europos akiu. Pa
detis spiria tokiu smarkumu,
kad nebe metal, O menesiai pa
sidaro brangqs. Reikalas ISL
kisti Amerikai j Vakaru Euro
pos apginklavimo programa al
skiai rodo, kad ''teisybe jau
perdaug eme durti axis. o ta
teisybe buvo ir pasilieka tokia,
kad su Sovietq Sajunga gwen
ii taikoje nera imanoma.
Vilku lssaukimas
UzTEK0 tik nujausti, kokiu
pasiulymu atsiveze Gen. Mar
shall Paryziun, kai tuoj visa
komunistu propaganda Europe
je pasileido darban SUI ispeji-
mais ir sauksmais prizes "karo
kurstytojus". Visinskis suvai-
dino UN tribunoje taikos apas-
tala. Maskvos tarnai is Ceko-
slovakijos, Lenkijos ir net Ju-
goslavijos pasmilke Sovietu tai
kingumo garbei. o apie de-
STINT milijonu komunistu Vaka-
ru Europos valstybese tuo tar
pu tyko valdzios, griauna uki,
sprogdina rezimus, kelia strei-
kuS. 80.
Kai Hitleris ruosesi karui, jis
irgi uoliai organizavo kitose
valstybese salininkus ir prita-
rejus savo "taikingiems" poll
tikos planams. Bet salininku
skaicius, koki turejo Hitleris
svetimose valstybese, ir komu-
misty skaicius, koki siandien tu-
ri Stalinas - blusa prizes dram
bli. -. Hitleriui jo "penktoji
kolona" padejo nedaug; Sta
linui padeda jau dabar be ga
10 daug. Karo atveju il bus
tikras durklas j prieso nugara.
Susitvarkyti SUI komunistais
Vakaru Europoje (ypatingai
Prancuzijoje ir Italijoje) nebus
lengva. Karui SUI Sovietais
prasidejus, tick Prancuzijoje
tick Italijoje komunistai sukels
pilietinius karus panasius
tuos, kokie vyksta Graikijoje
ir Kinijoje. .Kuo tie pilietiniai
karai baigtusi - visi atsaky.
mai gall butt teisingi. Taigi
visokie diplomatiniai ir kari
Mai planai didziu balsu saukis
"vilkus" is misku. Tx lieks
abejoti, ar rimtai pasiruosts
juos sutikti.
lUzristom Akin
( VISI matome ir girdime, ko
kiais kumsciais ruosiasi susi
tikti pasidalines pasaulis. Il
viena ir antra puse prisvaidi
tick zodziu apie laisve, demo
kratija ir gerove, jog sunku be
atskirti, kur baigiasi propagan
da ir kur prasideda sazining;
valia. Mes esame mazdaug kali
pamisusio vaistininko krautu
veje, kur ant buteliu uzlipint
visokiausi sumaisyti uzrasai
Reikia zinovo, kad galetu pa
sakyti, ar uzrasas atitinka bu
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KALBOS KLAUSIMAS. !.

Viename laikrastyje skaiciau
daug straipsniu apie ivairius
zymius zmones, perejusius j
kataliku tikyba. Tuos zmones
visus vadina atsiverteliais. Man
regis, cia netikslus pavadini-
mas. Jis tinka tik items, ku-
rie nuo katalikybes buvo pasi-
trauke, o paskui vel sugrizo.
Tuos, kurie is kitty tikybu per-
ejo katalikybe, teisingiau bu-
tu vadinti persiverteliais, mes
jie persiverte is vienos tikybos
j kita. -. Lietuvoje zmones to-
kius tiesiog vadina perkrikstais.
J. G., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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SLAPTOS ATESTACIJOS
JAU VEIKIA

siandien perskaitem straps
nj "Visuotinis Susirupiniimas"
Ir tai tikrai yra didelis susiru-
pinimas. Prizes pora dienu esa-
me gave keleta laisku is Augs-
burgo ir Ingolstadto. Juose
kaip tik DIP labai nusiskundzia,
kad klebonai raso kaz kokias
atestacijas, bet slaptai, siuncia
tiesiog j NCWC.
Tick jie ten, tick mes cia
labai lauktume kokiu nors pa
keitimQ.
]. S.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-15

ANGLIS yra pagrindine moderninio gyve-
nimo medziaga, mes transportacija ir gamyba
plieno, tekstiles, trasq r medic didziumoje pri-
klauso nuo ANGLES; il taipgi butina reikmenis
daugumos industriniq veiksmq
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-15

KAD CT VISI ia
SUPRASTU!

Suprantamas dalykas, kad
mes, amerikieciai lietuviai, ne
turime pretenziju busimai ne
priklausomaiALietuvai primesti
toki ar kitoki rezima. Musu
svarbiausia pareiga detis prize
tautos gyvybes gelbejimo ir jos
laisves ir nepriklauso m y b s
atkovojimo.
Garsas, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
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SAVIKRITIKA?

cikagiskeje Vilnyje ra d a u
straipsni, kurio pabaigoje pa
rasyta:
"ziopla nervu suesto EMO
gaus fantastika. L. Pruseika.' -
zvilgterejau visa straipsni !:
o gi, zinote, visai teisinga nuo-
none apie visa ta rasta ant ga
10 pasakyta!
V. NJ, Detroit, Mich.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-15
PATS SLIUPAS TIKRIAUSIA]
TO NESIGEDINTU

j. Kutra, rasydamas apie DR..
Jono sliupo darbus Lietuvoje,
ar uzmirso, ar gedinosi pazy-
meti, kad sliupas "antidemo-
kratinio rezimo" laikais ilga
laika buvo Palangcs burmistru,
arba, kaip cia sake, miesto ma
yoru, Palangos miesto tarybos
isrinktas ir vidaus reikalu mi
nisterio "diktatoriskai" patvir-
K C. Chicano Ill
Evening star., 1948-01-01
\XE::iH I; 5:
"

DANCE.
Gedna Theta Nu dance Willard Hotel
o'clock sonishEIiE LECTURE
"A Set Of Gothic Tapestries" deliysrsd
y Mss ARS nTsss; n torarro% ss S0Icoran aane
District Bankers Association, willard
Hotel. 1880 pm. tomorrow. Members
MUSIC.
Ar Force Band eonsers sa. 1ntsrie5 na,ss. Depart
msn' .udl'sT'HaGi sPHGfAI fxaBITs. Hs12ff sSeish''
Public Library. Central Branch, Eiehth
sae ss!eess Ssen ana ecSnss
.s:s ssS ssz Ssrt .ysas. Az KM
In II to rassaass esS Fdsy
d.ss ss e sne seasss eaander sRa e james
mSs EShi6,tiSn b thToash Sss
water coiors BY artists Of Washington and
fsraphG fsIapnts arts IL coectorss ROOM Tor an
'nqsanss sarnss DssI1a' xdsn Gallery, 1877 Randolph
PLACE N.Y. open ,0dsvt to PM bs weekeays keays
Woman" exhibition Of paintings, sculpture
and graphic prints of Elizabeth catlett'
National Gallery Of Art, Constitution
70 5 pm. weekdays: 8 to 10 Pm: sundays;
Dale, Kress. Mellon and Widener eollec-
tions and gifts from other donors, for an
ns 3 the % naval ssTvies' sof an indefinite
Fish and WiIdlife Service, under main
SnS n aa ssrsess NW Spsn
to pm. daily; display Of animals and
s oaIs ansea%.
and r streets NV, open 3 am. to pm;
daily. collection Of Byzantine and related /
arts for an iT.bi1e. .RRsbson RsISa hail.
stitution avenue between Seventh and
Ninth streets. open s:45 am. 70 5;i5 pm p
sssss .aS: sad se 81 70 soTcaf
and on the role Of. the Army from the
Revolutionary War through World War H.
Sfa Watkins Gallery, American University
campus, Nebraska and Massachusetts ave
exhibition Of oils. water colors and scyip-
ture by members Of the Artists Guild.
''iI Library gSs Of Congress-, First and East Cap
Mondsys No issseti shroas Fridays, PPsh to
as sssk aps Hbsy to sops q s Mssna
December Is, 1915: original manuseript
70 for In'Gin an indefnite period; documents and
indefinite period; Some Aeronautics Ex-
wsas Wrhs beoss oHersss Wssn
WTi9ht brothers experiments, shown WITH
early ph0fofFsRhs FoR iss sh
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club.
pIsry sss Sns wv dssss psld ssbs
servicemen's Victory. Center. 111a
tion nnsyyena {ree csntesn, OPEN daily from
m. to midnight.
Evening star., 1948-01-01
Rome Welcomes
Friendship Train
With Ceremony
BY the Assoeiaied Press

ROME, Jan. Rome put out its
hags yesterday to welcome the
Friendship Train bringing food
given by Americans.
The train will leave today for
Florence, Bologna, Milan, Udine and
Gorizia.
Premier Alcide de Gasperi, For
eign Minister Carlo Sforza and Vice
Premier Giuseppe Saragat partic-
ipated with United States Ambas-
sador James G. Dunn and the re-
porter, Drew Pearson, sponsor Of
the train, in welcoming it to the
Roman railway terminal.
The train reaching Rome had 80
carloads Of food, mainly milk,
grain and sugar. The cars bore large
red, white and blue posters in Eng
liSh and italian and the flags of
Italy and the United States.
Arriving IN Rome with the Friend
ship Train was q convoy Of decorat-
ed trucks hauling in gift food which
arrived Monday at Naples aboard
the steamer Extra.
Italian radios broadcast running
commentary on the ceremonies and
speeches to the nation by Mayor
Salvatore Rebecchini and Mr.. Pear
son, who read messages from Rome
N. Y, and jackson County, Mo-, the
home of President Truman
Evening star., 1948-01-01
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. C. laws, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days and
receipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days:
Peter Garden, ir.. "a, 1924 Park rd.. NV,
and Dorothy Cross, rs, ss2 Rittsnhouse
Harrison Mitchell, g. g. 1eS % g It. &; ~. and
Raymond McCarty. 20. and Trma Reed.
Is, both Of Alexandria. Va.
Helen kSnTsd. q, Agg1innEtea: AgnnE y.. 49,.
NV. and Betty Stein. %. 80 Buchan-
chs1l,s CROKER. Is q. E0ss 4 Myss, sSss w.. and
john % JACKSON & 81. Fort oy DIX. o's \. j. J.. and and
At5sas cI Gandls a. crl LaSsystts N.Y.. La .n1
Garmelita Reed, 1s. Barton Hail. st
walter Leisht. Is. 1862 Parkwood pl.
NV. and Frances ERdal, %. TIA Far
Arthur hin, 1o. 1923 W st. Sc. and
Evening star., 1948-01-01

Eruma Austin. "a. 1905 irving st. NV.
and Ella Mercer. 80. 1921 Fairmont
st. NV.
PAU Lindgren, 25, and Barbara Truman,
81, both Of Falls Church. Va.
Wallace Unstead, 81, and Marie Evans,
rs. both of ITO Langston terr. ne.
Evening star., 1948-01-01

Bsrtns Geek. 70. esq g =, ~.
joys Creek .4 e6 oeth oeth q; 81 ana
Jaca watson, 81, 2l08 Suitland terr.
s.e., and Annie Tipier, 26, 2S02 N st.
Evening star., 1948-01-01

stephen Martin. 20. zl4o n II. NV. and
Vivian Moore. 20. 1928 18th ct. NV.
schsrms Caldwell. Is. si1o " 81. Sc Sc.
Charles Emaha, 21, Potomac Park, and
Lorraine Betlinski, 81, Raleigh Hotel.
Thomas wilson, 90. ia whittier ct. NV,
Evening star., 1948-01-01

calIsn str,s.lss: q; ia TGdd z, r5u,.;;: ne;
ave. NV.
Harry Wickitne. ~. 1887 q ct. NV. and
Lempi Luona, IS, A. ct. NV.
Walter Dawson, 81, and Mary Tanning,
IS, both Of Fairfax, Va.
Evening star., 1948-01-01

Jaccualyn Morrison. 10. 1877 10th st.
NV.
william Robinson. 81. 1885 Irving ct. ne,
apd Addie campbell 23, 3012 14th ct.
ne.
Joseph woaten, So, sS7 6Ist st. ne, and
Robert Phillips, %, Wslter Reed Hospi-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-04-15
LEGAL


ALIAS SUMMONS FOR PUB
LEGATION J
m THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
MONTANA, IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF BIG HORN
MARY JABS, Plaintiff,
Ct. XAVIER REALTY COM
PANY, a corporation; ANNA
Z. DEICHL, widow of Joseph
Deichl, deceased and C. D.
GOODNOW as County Treas
urer of Big Horn County,
Montana, and all unknown
= heirs, devisees of any defend
ant who may be deceased,
and all other persons un-
known, claiming, or who
might claim any right, title,
estate or interest in, or lien
or encumbrance upon the real
property described in the
Complaint or any thereof, adj
:. verse to Plaintiffs ownership,
or any cloud upon plaintiffs
title thereto, whether such
:. claim or possible claim be
!. present or contingent, in
:. GLIDING any claim or possible
:. claim of dover inchoate or
= accrued, Defendants.
; THE STATE OF MONTANA
to the above named Defendants
and to all other persons I'M
known, GREETINGS:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUM-
,MONED to answer the COM
yplaint in this action which is
s1iled in the office of the Clerk
.U this Court, and to file and
iserve a copy thereof upon the
;Plaintiff'S attorney within|
twenty (20) days after the ser
vice of this Summons, exclusive
im the day of service; and in
case of your failure to appear
or answer, judgment will be
taken against you by default
for the relief demanded in the
complaint. This action is
brought for the purpose of OBJ
tanning an Order of the Court
directing the Treasurer Of Big
Horn County, Montana, to is
sue a Confirmation Deed to the
hereinafter described property
to forcloSe any right which
the Defendants may have in
to any Of the herein de-
09cribed property and to quiet
title and to vest title to such
property in the Plaintiff. Said
land situated in the Town Of
st. Xavier, Big Horn County,
is described as fol-
lows, to-wit:
Lots Four ~, Five (5), Six
Co., Seven 0 Eight 81 and
Nine (9) of Block Two (2) of
Eaworth Addition to the Town
st. Xavier, Montana, ac-
eording to the recorded plat
thereof.
WITNESS my hand and seal
said Court this 23rd day of
March, A. D. 1913.
(SEAL) R. P. ROSS
Clerk of the Court
d. L. Egnew, Attorney for
Hardin, Montana.
Pub. Mar. Is, Apr. l, 8, Is, 1913
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NOTICE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
MONTANA IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF Big HORN
IN THE MATTER OF THE Or
GANIZATION OF THE BIG
HORN IRRIGATION DIS
TRICT.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that a petition has been duly
and regularly filed in the above
entitled Court, praying that an
Irrigation district be established
and organized to be known as
the Big Horn Irrigation District,
to include and embrace certain
lands described in said petition:
the said lands being situated in
the county of Big Horn in the
state of Montana and in the
county of Yellowstone in the
state of Montana; that Thurs
day, the 18th day Of May, A. D.
1913, at the hour of 1000 o'clock
e. M. in the forenoon, in the
I0u1O 1OOIl VI 61lES COuII LII GI1G
Court House In the city of Har-
din, County Of Big Horn, state
m Montana, has been appointed
as the time and place for the
Nearing Of said petition, at
which time and place all per-
sons interested, whose lands or
lights may be damaged or ben
Gt1ted by the organization of
said district may appear and
c1ntsSt. the necessity or utility
on the proposed district, Or any
part thereof.
DATED this 1st day of April,
Il D. 1913.
, z. P. loss,
Clerk of Court
KENNETH B.. L.. SIMMONS,
and EDWIN G. DAVIS, Billings,
Montana.
D. L. EGNEW, Hardin, Mon
Ena. Attorneys for Petitioners.
Pub. April g and 49,.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF CLARISSA FER

OOIC2SC0.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned administrator of
the Estate of ClariSSa Ferguson,
deceased, to the creditors Of
and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the neceS-
sary vouchers, within four
months after the first publica-
zion of this notice, to the said
administrator at the office of
undersigned attorney, in Har-
din, in the County of Big Horn,
State of Montana.
Dated at Hardin, Montana,
February Is, 1887.
W. H. FERGUSON
Administrator Of the Estate of
CariSSa Ferguson, Deceased.
Dan w. Maddox, Rooms z, 8
e 9, TraSk and WeStwood Bldg.
Attorney for Administrator,
Hardin, Montana.
Pub. Mar. Is. Apr. l, 8, IS, 1913
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PETITION FOR ORGANIZATION OF BIG HORN RRTGAT1nN
*~ ,s sM*~ DISTRICT =.5#
~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL,
|DiSfHtCi OF THE STATE OF MONTANA IN AND FOR THE
~ ".s. COUNTY OF BIG HORN .
In TIE NATTER OF the Organization Of the BIG HORN HRI-
COMES NOW THE PETITIONERS, the several persons whose
names are subscribed hereto, and respectfuIlv renresant t ~
show to the Court: PA"en a"o
That the petitioners, in the aggregate. are sixty q ceenturo
IN number OF the holders of title or evidence of title to Certain
ianoS generally described in paragraph w hereof, and SOUGHT To
oe included in an irrigation district, which lands are susceptible
III nrlgation and located and situated within the counties of Bic
of oF said ana nsnG Xebbo How e,uI state of Montana. The greater portion
Montana. The several holdings of the undersigned petitioners
Of said lands. "N &c"
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distr i Source u ~ Generally saa The lands in in, the proposed irrigation
Dy, direct diversion from the natural flow of the Big Horn River.
PRINCIPALLY by gravity, and possibly at some future date. by
pumping from the Big Horn River, which is the general So,r ny
from which the lands in the proposed irrigation district o~o ~
ing and will continue to be irrigated. ~"NO axe t
2. Character of the Works: The works for the nrooosos ;u.
cation district have been designed, located, almost connle I'll
constructed, operated and maintained by the United StafeS cf
America. Said works consist of a concrete diversion dam fo :" W "
channel OF the Big Horn River with a mason-work stool IL onS
wood headgate structure; another concrete and ro Nj sSia ana
dam in the channel of said Big Horn River with . n noeosot
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tnruSh and rock diversion dams, in the channel thereof Ill III
bridges; and culvertS. "'0ia1s' 1luneS;
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cation district are located and situated within the vta p;o I'll
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estapIlshed oy the treaty. of May T. 1868 as Stat s4o, g ny
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continued on page III s'los
Evening star., 1948-02-22

mer and persuaded him to tell =
false story to the subcommittee
Another probable witness is
Thomas e. Readnower, Mrs. La
mares brother, wartime dunn
my" officer of the Dayton company.
He testified last November that
Gen.. Meyers tried to get him to tes-
tify falsely to the Senate group
but that he refused.
To prove the changes, attorneys
said, it will be necessary to go over
much of the ground covered by the
Senate investigators. This, they
said, will necessitate court testimony
of several present or retired Air
Force officials.
Gen. Meyers also faces charges of
income tax evasion. He was In
dicted by a. Federal grand jury. in
Baltimore last Tuesday for filing a
false and fraudulent" return, stat
ing he made So, ,808 in 1941 whereas,
according to the indictment, his in
come was $36,301. The indictment
alleged. that $32,493 of the income
came from the Aviation Electric Co.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Legal Battle on Judge
To Precede Meyers
Trial Opening tuesday

The first case of the United States
VS.. Maj. Gen. Bennett E. Meyers, re-
tired Army Air Forces purchasing
officer, will be called up Tuesday in
District Court.
Both sides look for the trial to
last at least two weeks, with Sena-
tor, high-ranking wartime military
men and Justice Department agents
among more than a score of tenta-
lively scheduled witnesses.
A legal battle is certain even be-
fore a jury is chosen to hear charges
that Gen. Meyers, former deputy
chief of Air Force Procurement, in
duced a business associate to testify
falsely before Senate War Investi-
CATION Subcommittee.
Asks Holtzoff to Leave Case.
Gen. Meyers, through his at
torneys, Russell Hardy and Smith
w. Brookhart, has demanded that
Justice Alexander Holtzof disqualify
himself for personal bias against
me-
United States Attorney George
Morris Fay yesterday filed a counter
memorandum declaring the Meyers
affidavit, filed late Friday, contained
no facts indicating judicial preju-
dice.
Mr. Fay and his assistants, John
W. Fihelly and Edward Molenof
declared Gen. Meyers complained
because the judge earlier this
month denied various defense mo-
tions. That is no basis for dis
qualification, and neither is the
objection of Gen. Meyers that
Justice Holtzoff. was a Justice De-
partment attorney for many years
MIR. Fay stated.
Arguments on the disqualification
Issue are to be heard by Justice
Holtzof at 10 am. Tuesday.
Early Ruling Held Likely.
Government prosecutors predicted
yesterday that If Justice Holtzoff
should disqualify himself, the trial