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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-28

nisku miltu balta pyraga ir dar
patepta SUI saldziuoju "Babs", !,
Wis pasiziuredamas ar dar
daug liko, o NUNS iseinant lis
isrezia NUNS didziausia pra-
kalba, j visas puses zestiku-
liuodamas, 0 mus tik "angelais
su baltu pyragu" tevadinda-
mas.
Kita moteriske laiminga Sc
di SUI mumis ir "baliavoja'' Wis
susirupinusi, kad jai nesmagu
vienai valgyti, kad 'ponios ME
ko nevalgo". il irgi paten-
kinta, kad gall savaja kalba
pakalbeti ir sneka sneka be ga
10, be sustojimo. Viena is mu-
su savo krepselyje uztinka ro-
zanciQ ir del idomumo jai pa
rodo. Kaip il apsidziaugia. il
mokanti rozanciu kalbeti, tik
cia tos vienuoles jai neduodan-
clos jo. Kada mes tai priziure-
tojoms paaiskinome, jos sake
nezinojusios, kad il katalike.
Ole (toks jos vardas) labai ge-
ra, il ramiai ir graziai dirban-
tt, jos ja dabar nuvesiancios
baznycia. -.
Xiii ligoniai tiesia j mus sa-
vo rankas, prasydami, kad ir
jiems ka nors duotume.
Parvaziuojame su uziancio-
mis- galvomis, bet begaliniai
lengvomis sirdimis, kad items
musQ labiausiai apleistiems
tautieciams ta menka dziaugs-
mo spinduleli galejome nunes-
tt. O visi NUNS isvaziuojant,
lyg susitare, maldauja JUGS
dazniau aplankyti.
Didiji Velykq sestadieni nu-
einame su BALF'o "pyragais'
aplankyti kitty musu selpiamu-
jQ. Jie yra uz keletos kilometru
musQ ligonineje sanatorijoje.
Tai chroniski invalidai ir ligo-
Mai. Pirmiausia aplankome Sc
mutt, be vienos kojos knygnesi,
kuris cia dabar gyvena SUI sa-
vo irgi senute zmona. Cia jiems
neperblogiausia = gerai pri-
ziureti, CANA patogiai dviese
apgyvendinti. Tx zinoma, mai
stas silpnas. Musu dovanos
jiems padaro nepaprastai dide-
Ii ispudi 81 sventa vakara.
Sake, kad nera stebuklQ,
- kalba ismintingas senukas,
- o ziurek, motin, ar cia ne
tikras stebuklas pas mus atejo.
Mat, mes jiems iskepeme
skanu pyraga ir atnesem is
is Jusu gauto maisto. Taciau
ne tick tas maistas kick JUGS
sujaudina tas rupestingumas
ir musu broliq Amerikoje ge-
rasirdiskumas. "Juk jie cia SUI
aukoja savo sunkiai uzdirba-
mus dolerius" - dekingai kar-
toja musu ligoniai.
Su kokiu dziagsmu ir paten-
kintu rupestingumu visa tai
kraunasi savo spintelen kitas
vargsas, taip pat be kojos ir
nesenai isimta viena akimi. Da-
bar vietoj jos tik tuscia raudo-
ma vieta. Su laiku jam ides
stikline aki ir musu Kryzius
prizadejo jam sumoketi islai.
das. Jis visiskai cia vienas, ne.
turf nieko kito, apart musQ
kad juo dar kick idomautusi
ir nors retkarciais atsimintu
Del to il atlankius, jis, kair
vaikas nuosirdziausiai issipa.
sakoja visas savo bedas ir vi
sas gyvenimo smulkmenas, jog
susidarome pilniausia vaizda.
Tai taip ir raminame vien
kius ir SUI drebanciomis sirdi
mis- laukiame nezinomo ir ne
labai sviesiai isrodancio ryto
jaus.
Is savo puses reiskiu Jums
gilios pagarbos If drauge nuo
sirdziausios padekos uz Tam
lstu didelius rupescius ir para
mas, bel reiskiama uzuojauta.
En-. Petrauskaite
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-28
Leneva Sirdyje Pa9e|be.
jus NeIaimin9iausiems
Us Lietuvos Raudonojo Kryziaus Tarnautojos
En-. Petrauskaites Laisku BALI 'ui)

Lietuvos R. Kryziaus CEN
tras turf savo sarasuose chro-
niskq ligoniu, kuriems reikia
jieskoti kokios paramos. Didc-
lis tai sarasas ir daug-daug pa
galbos reikalingu = 81 didele-
mis- seimomis, vaikuciais ir XII
tokiais rupesciais ir bedomis. j.
Kurie is kojQ dar nevirsta,
reiskia pirmaeiles pagalbos ne
ra reikalingi. o jei dar kick
kas gall dirbti, dar ir Kittens
padeda, tai apie save ir nekal-
bek.
0 padeti daug kartais tenka.
stat, paw, dirbu Raudonojo
Kryziaus komitete: svarstome
BALFo prisiqstas gerybes, is
nesiojame, o kartais ir isvezio-
jane jas musq nelaimingiems
jau supasavusiems ligoniams,
ir darosi lengva sirdyje, nors
pas save sugrizus randi kartais
tik sausos duonos kasni su juo-
da nesaldinta kava. :. Ir tai
kartojasi ga dienas kiekviena-
me 1O-ties dienu maisto gavi-
mo periodic. Visoms toms die
noms, mat, "didelio" davinio
neisteksi, tai jam baigiantis
tenka truputi susispausti. Bet
laimei, esu viena, nieks nemato
tos mizerijos, mes ka gi - gal
pasakytq kad neapsukri, nemo-
ka kombinuoti. ). :. Is tikro tai
nei nemoku, nei tam laiko tu-
riu, 0 kick uzdirbu, tai neisten-
giu moketi milziniskas juodos
rinkos kainas. O dirbu musu
mokykloms, kurios daznai ne
turf ne is ko algos sumoketi.
Daug tenka ir taip musu
tautieciams pasitarnauti. JUS
dirbate labdaringus didziausio
pasisventimo musq naudai dar-
bus, tai zinote, kick jie duoda
grazaus savyje pasitenkinimo,
kitaip sakant, dvasisko peno. O
prie to dar zinai, kad kada nors
ten aukstai bus tavo saskaiton
irasyta. Tai juk jau didelis
dalykas, del ko galima cia ze-
meje ir truputi dirzas susi-
spausti. -.
Del iliustracijos, kuri ma
nau, nebus Tamstoms labai ne
idomi, duosiu jums keleta vaiz-
deliu is tu pergyvenimu. Tai
Jusu rupinimosi tremtiniais al
das.
Nuvaziuojame pas musQ iris
vargsus beprocius, esancius
psichiatrineje ligonineje uz 80
KIN. Jie visi yra tokioj stadijoi,
jog galima su jais graziai susi-
kalbeti. Tx vargsai visi trys
kalba tik Lietuviskai, perso-
nalas tik Vokiskai, tai neturi
ka, kiekvienas atskirai buda-
mas pratarti nei zodzio ir gy-
vena uzsidare savo dar kick
svytincios pasamones pasauly-
je. stai vienas gull visa laika
savo patalus isikniaubes ir be
gallo pyksta, jei il kas reikalui
esant prisiliecia. O kaip gi XII
taip PERSONALS atkreips jo de-
mesi. NUNS atejus jis irgi taip
kniaupsi. ,Priziuretojas nenori
prie musu jo siusti, sake pra-
kalbinti savaja kalba.
= Laba diena, - pasakome,
ir visu nustebimui zmogelis
dziaugsmingai pasoksta, tiesia
j mus savo geltonas isdziuvu-
sias nuogas rankas ir susunka
- JUS angelai, is Lietuveles
Ir ina jis NUNS lieti save
dziaugsma ir skausmus. Ne, jis
neleisias, kad tie "musu tautos
kankintojai Vokieciai" il liestQ
"Tegul tik dar karta pamegi
ma, tai visi atsidurs po Iowa" il
tt. Vokieciui idomu, ka jis tail
karsciuodamasis sake. Paaiski
name, kad jis nenoris butt lie
ciamas. Ir mes pastebejome t;
patti, priduria priziuretojas.
Begaliniu pasitenkinimu ji
valgo musu atvezta Ameriko
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-28
LlETUVOS KALEJIMAI
SIANDIENA

BDPS biuletenis patiekia kai
kuriq ziniQ apie dabartini gy-
venima Lietuvoje. Apie Lietu-
vote iruostus kalejimus raso-
ma:
- Vieno miestelio kalejime,
teisingiau sakant rusyje, kuris
turi gal 20 XIV. metru (apie Is
so. yards), buvo sutalpinti Is
kaliniai. Jane buvo tik vienas
langas ir tas uzdarytas, kad jo-
kia dienos sviesa nepatektu ka-
liniams. Nakti didelis Salts, O
diena truksta orc. Kiekvienas
kalinys galejo saujomis semti
gyvius nuo kaklo. Uteles -
patti nasiausia bolseviku pra-
mones saka, kurioje penkme-
clio planas tikrai pervirsijo vi
su 1,OOO%.
Kito kalejimo vienoje kane
role sedejo 80 kaliniu, kurie,
nesutilpdami guleti ant lentu,
ivede "pamainas":: puse kali
niu ligi vidurnakcio gulejo ant
naru, o paskui pasikeisdavo su
kita kaliniu puse. Gulejo ant
slapiu cementiniu grindu, nuo
kuriq ne vienas sunkiai susir-
go. Toje kameroje beveik visi
kaliniai buvo politiniai, tai bu-
vo ukininkai, darbininkai, mo-
kytojai, tarnautojai ir pan.
Mazesniuose kalejimuose ka-
liniams beveik visai neduoda
maisto. Del to Lietuviai daug
kur sudare "selpimo komite-
tus", kurie remia kalinius me-
turincius artimQju ir kuriems
niekas neatnesdavo maisto.
Lietuves moterys daug kur
padeda Lietuviskajam pasi-
priesinimui bolsevikams akty-
viu ir pasyviu budu. Deja, daz-
mai truksta lesQ, priemoniu, pi-
nigQ..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-28

ITALIA, Prancuzija ir Is
panija varzosi uz pagavima pa
saulines vyno prekybos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-28
KICK LIETUVOS zMONES
MOKA MASKVAI

Sovietine Lietuva turf savo
biudzeta. Taciau is visu gwen
tojq surinktu pinigu puse att
duodama Maskvai, o kitu lido
pajamq Maskva gauna net
iris ketvirtadalius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-28
PARTIZANAI TEBEKOVOJA

Ir ziauriausios RusQ prize
mones nepalauze Lietuvos lais-
YES kovotojQ, atvirksciai, Sian
diena 81 kova yra dar atkakles-
ne. Kas nori istoti ju burius,
duoda priesaika nepasiduoti
gyvas. Jq eilese yra daug jau-
nimo. Kai bolsevikai apsupa
partizana ir jam nebera vilties
gyvam islikti, jis prisileidzia
priesa visai arti ir tada susi-
sprogdina granata: zuna drau-
&c su daugeliu priesQ. K.PL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23

the patient is no longer infection!
and shows no outward symptoms.
If it stopped there, syphilis would
be an annoying, but scarcely serious,
disease. There are two things, how
ever, that make it the problem it
is. In the first place, although it
is not hereditary in the sense that
it can be transmitted through sew
eral generations, it can be trans
mitted from an infected mother to
her child in any of its stages. A
child born with congenital syphilis
may be cured by treatment, but
may also show physical and men
tai defects as the result of the dis
ease.
The second consideration is that
40 out of every 100 patients who
do not receive treatment for
syphilis develop serious organic
damage in the late stages-a period
which may vary from S to 80 years
from the time of their infection.
Common Cause of Insanity.
It is a common thing for people
to arrive at this stage without ever
having the slightest suspicion they
are infected. Syphilis is a COM
mon cause of insanity after the
germs invade the brain tissues
through the spinal cord. In the
United States more than 1000 per-
sons are admitted annually to men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23
.33 Broadmoor Tenants
Sue 10 Block Custer by
cooperative Buyers

| Thl1ty-three tenants OF the Broad
moor Apartments, at 1901 Con-
necticut avenue NV, have taken to
District Court their fight to keep
from being ousted from their apart
ments through a cooperative sale"
arrangement.
The suit filed yesterday, contends
disposal of certain individual apart
ments has been made under per
petual use and equity contracts"
! 1t asks the court to declare that
| the plaintiffs, who have been rent
ing for many years, have right to
continue doing so under provisions
of the District Emergency Rent Act.
| The suit contends the Broadmoor
Co operative Apartments. Inc,
named as one of the defendants in
the suit, has entered into an option
agreement with the owners of the
apartment building, Bernard Bra
love and Edward C. Ernest, to pur-
chase the structure. The suit does
not give the optional sale price.
which previously had been reported
at s2,375 900.
individuals Named.
The suit says three other de-
PENDANTS named in the complaint
have entered into contracts with
the Broadmoor Cooperative for the
use and occupancy" of several of
the apartments.
The suit also warned that attempts
would be made to find the names OF
additional persons who have entered
into contracts for purchase of the
apartments from the cooperative
and they, too, would be named as
defendants in the suit
/ The cooperative has Knowledge
of such other purchasers, the suit
contended, and this knowledge
should be revealed in response to
the interrogatories which will be
served on " defendant pursuant
to rule of court"
Defendants Named.
| One of the three, the suit con-
tends. is Henry K Ullman of 5000
Appleton street NV, whom it al
leges has entered into contract to
occupy Apartment 105, now occu-
pied by Henry L. Kaufman. Also
/ it says Mr.. Ullman has made SIM
liar arrangements for occupancy OF
Apartment 402, now occupied by
Theodore Spector.
1t further contends that Edmund
j. Flynn, 225 Emerson street NV,
| has entered into a contract with the
same corporation for occupancy OF
Apartment Alb, now occupied by
Allen V de Ford. The other de-
PENDANT named in the suit is Rob-
ert j. Mcbride, 3008 Tennyson street
NV, who repeatedly has entered
into a contract for use and occu-
pancy' of Apartment $40, now occu-
pied by L. D. Gasser. -
Tenants From 1929.
These tenants are among the 50
plaintiffs in the suit.
The complaint says all the plain
/ tiffs have been tenants in the
Broadmoor for many years, seven
of them since 1929.
All of the plaintiffs, the COM
plant says, are paying maximum
rents allowed under the rent act.
/ The suit contends that under the
Rent Act, none of the defendants
is entitled to obtain possession Of
the apartments from the present
occupants.
1t further contends that 'the
transaction involves an illegal in
crease in rents"
: The 80 plaintiffs are represented
by Attorneys Spencer Gordon and
Eleanor Seasons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23
Problem of Syphilis Likened
To Fiqht Aquinst Two Diseases

At the start of its intensive cam
paign against syphilis in Wash
ington, the District Health Depart
ment faces all the problems it would
have if it were conducting a COM
bined fight against tuberculosis and
cancer.
This is because. from a public
health point of view, syphilis has
the aspects of two separate dis
eases. 1t is on the one hand a
highly infectious disease, like tu-
berculosis, which requires constant
effort on the part of public health
officers to prevent its spread.
1t is also, in its late stages, like
cancer-no longer a problem be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23

tai institutions from this one cause,
and in the District, there are now
$50 patients in st. Elizabeths Hos
pital suffering from syphilis Of the
brain.
More than twice as many develop
a serious heart disease when the
germs reach the heart and blood
vessels. In others, the bones or
skin are involved, or complications
develop in any one of several in
ternal organs
All these people are the tragic
products of ignorance and neglect.
Although syphilis, like gonorrhea,
can be cured in any stage with
penicillin. killing the germ will not
undo the organic damage to the
body. Nor will it undo the damage
done by an infected person in
spreading the disease to others.
So far as the Health Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23

Is concerned, the solution to the
problem lies In early diagnosis and
energetic efforts to break up chains
Of infection. Blood tests for all
persons at periodic intervals,
whether they think they have been
infected or not, is the message
health officials are trying to get
across in the current campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23
Final Stage in 4 Years.

In the third or early stage, an I'M
informed person will think himself
cured of the disease. There are no
external symptoms. but the germs
still are working inwardly in the
body. Finally, about four years from
the time Of infection, the disease
goes into its final stage. The germs
are still in the blood, even though
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23

cause of its infectiousness, but de-
manding attention as a public well
fare problem, because of the high
incidence of incapacitating disease
and death it causes.
Must Get Facts Across.
AS in the case of other venereal
diseases, the major effort of the
Health Department in the present
campaign is one of public educa-
ton. The department again is try
ing to get across the same simple
facts about a disease of which
most people are woefuly ignorant.
The facts are these: Syphilis is
caused by a germ. 1t is passed from
an infected person to an uninfected
one, nearly always during sexual
intercourse. It is not hereditary: it
does not cure itself without treat
ment: it kills more than 100 people
in the District every year.
The several stages of the disease,
which make it a double problem to
Health Department officials, is a
major cause for the outstanding
popular misconception that syphilis
cures itself.
The first stage is characterized
by external symptoms, which may
or may not be recognized by the in
fected person In short while
these symptoms disappear to return
in the form Of any of a number of
minor skin irritations. and often are
dismissed by the patient as unim-
portant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-14
FROM RHODE ISLAND

Ernest A. Clark and Joseph Fi- fer from Pawtucket, R. l.; Edgar Tetrault from Central Falls, R, l.; and Leo Sullivan from Lonsdale, R. l., are registered at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-14
FEATURE THRILL
 OF ROMANCE" k
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Van Johnson, probably the most popular young star in Hollywood to- day. and lovely Esther Williams are co-starred in Metro-G Goldwyn May CTS new Technicolor musical treat, Thrill of Romance which is at the goth Century Theatre for the last times tonight.
 Johnson, Mho achieved stardom for bis work in Two Seconds Over Tokyo and Between Two Women, /" plays an Army flier on leave after service in the South Pacific.
 Miss Williams, star Of Bathing Beauty is seen as a girl who mar ries a stuffed-shirt millionaire who leaves her on their wedding day to fly to Washington to put over a big business deal. And along comes Van!
 A fine supporting cast includes Henry Travers. Spring Byington. Carleton Young, Frances Clifford, Vince Barnett and Lauritz Melchior, the Metropolitan. Opera tenor, who makes his film debut in the picture.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-14
SEATTLE VISITORS

R. c. Bagley. Dan Cameron, Alexander Cain and R. M. Steele, from Seattle, are registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-14

war situation of British radio and music in general, Dennis reported: There are no bobby-soxers as such -the most a teen-aged fan will do is to ask for an autograph and that's done politely, no tie-snatching, coat pulling, screaming. swooning, etc.; female vocalists are more important than males and it is rare for a man singer to have his own radio spot the popularity of dance music has fallen off since before the war; Danny Kaye, who played London recently, was the biggest thing to hit British show business in years; 1" radio press agents are scarce; even the most successful British radio performers rarely, if ever, earn more than $500 a week.
 T think" said Denny, I'll like it here"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-14
LEGION AUXILIARY GIVEN INVITATION,
 ART GLASS EXHIBIT

Mrs. Ray L. Westfall, instructor, through Mrs. Ray c. Day President, invites all American Legion Auxili- ary members to visit the Junior Art Class Studio exhibit at the Dugout Saturday afternoon from l to 5 o'clock. It was through the courtesy of the Auxiliary the Dugout was made available to Juneau's young artists and the members are asked to attend the exhibit and see for themselves what has been accom- plished.
 The general public is also invited to attend the exhibit at which the students will each have complete showing of their work finished dur ing the winter and spring classes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-14
] FEATURES FOR
 THIS WEEKEND AT
 CAPITOL THEATRE

Two features, comedy and a mystery story. are the attractions at the Capitol Theatre for this week end, starting tonight.
 Warner Baxter is starred in The Millerson Case" called crime doc tor picture, with Nancy Saunders, Glenn Bevans, Griff Barnett and Paul Guilfoyle in the cast.
 The Ghost Goes Wild" is the comedy feature with added mystery.
 Story begins when successful young artist Monty Crandall, played Iby James Ellison. is sued by socitey matron Susan Beecher, played by Ruth Donnelly, for painting cari- cature of her This is worse than it appears on the surface, since Susan Beecher is the aunt, of Crandall's fiancee, Phyllis, played ty lovely Anne Gwynne.
 Aside from the lawsuit, however, there are other complications in Crandall's life, because sophisticated Irene Winters has a crush on Gran dall, even though she is married, and her husband is out to get even with him.
 When convenient accident makes people think Crandan was killed in a fire, it seems much sim pier for him to pretend that he's dead and reappear as ghost. With the aid of his father, played by vet eran comedian Edward Everett Hor- ton, Crandall is playing a winning game-until a real ghost enters into the picturel From this unexpected complication the story moves to a smashing climax.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-14


 3. Land settlement on consid- erable scale will require govern mental cooperation The present machinery for opening to settle ment land in Alaska public domain is antiquated
 Development Corporation
 4. An industrial development corporation with ample resources and broad powers should be pro- vided by Congress, to exercise such powers as. Encourage and pro- mote investment of private capital; make leans for the establishment of such enterprises; facilitate de- velopment of synthetic fuels from coal"
 5. A program of thorough ex- ploration of mineral resources.
 G. A Federal Works Agency pro- grain Tor public utilities and other community facilities should be made effective promptly and the necessary funds provided, with fed- eral assistance in part He said facilities are needed most urgent Iy" at Anchorage and Fairbanks.
 Hydcc- electric Power ' T. Both study and action are needed and neither should be de- layed" in developing enormous hy- dro-electric power possibilities, which will be vital to industries.
 g. The government must take the major responsibility for pro- viding health facilities; the build ing of mental hospital is an ob- vious feature"
 9. Settlement of the knotty problem of native land rights. The Interior Department, he said, be iieves this end can be achieved by negotiations with the natives, with resulting agreements to be subject to Congressional approval, as re- quirsd, and agreed payments to be provided cut of the General Fund of the Treasury for lands relin- quished, i. any and if needed"