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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15
BY AL. VAUGHN

~ US LESNEVICH is going
" to England to again de-
fend his light heavyweight title
against Britain's pride and JOY,
Freddie Mills.
Now. Freddie has about as
much business fighting for a
championship as Jack Dempsey
would have making a come
back.
But we don't blame Gus for
going to England. The way Ez-
card Charles pulverized Elmer
violent" Nay in the ninth round
in the Stadium the other night,
England isn't far enough for Gus.
One thing is for sure, Lesne-
vich wants no part of Charles
and after watching what Charles
did to the No. 2 heavyweight
contender, you can't much blame
him.
Charles manager, Jack Mintz,
has given his boy the title of
"Uncrowned Lightheavyweight
Champion of the World" If
Lesnevich is as faast on his feet
as he used to be, Charles will
have to be satisfied with this
title for a long timee to come.
Gus is on the run, next stop
England, from there, any place
but in ring with Charles.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15
Need Clifton

@ EVERAL weeks ago, the
- Star interviewed Arthur
Morse, legal advisor to the Chi
cago Stays basketball team. Two
Negro players, Nathaniel Sweet
water" Clifton and Ermer Rob-
inson, were suggested to him as
the tonic needed to pep up last
seasons bedraggled Stays.
Clifton is the former Chicago
Prep Star who was chosen on
this years Herald American
Tournament Five" for his fine
play with the New York Rens.
He would give the height and
back board control which the
Stays so sorely need.
Robinson is the brilliant Har-
lem Globetrotter forward, who
thrilled Chicago Stadium crowds
on two occasions this year with
his speed and accurate shooting.
The Stays, who had slowed down
to a walk by the end of the sea-
son, could use a little of his
speed and fire.
Nevertheless, Morse turn d
down both players. He claimed
that Clifton was a trouble
maker" and known contract
breaker. Clifton broke a con-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15

The Red Lantern Inn, 1851 w.
Roosevelt, is having open house to
help the clearinghouse Strikers. Sat-
urday evening, May 18th. Entertain
ment, Dancing, Food and Drinks.
Adm: Donation of food & funds.
Aus: Douglas Club.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15

When the kiddies'
begins to show
overalls. it's about
time you ran on
down to the TOTS
a n d TIE E NJ 8
5 H o p, for chill
dren's wear, 324a
w. L a W r e n C Q
Ave-, where Won
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15
SATURDAY. MAY 18TH

48th Ward Progressive Party pre-
sents a May Spree. Saturday, May
is, 9 pm, Somerset Hotel, 5000 NJ.
Sheridan. Dancing, entertainment,
drinks. Admission $1.00.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15

Stve optometrist, Dr.. p. II. John
sen. viii give you sound advice
on making the most of your eye
troubles. Call SPA. sS32 for appts.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15

case, truss rods, and carrier. Only
1895 at the DiverseY Bike Shop.
2T4e DiverseY. ARM. e2l0. They
do all kinds of repairing and
carry a fun line of Schwinn BIZ
cycle and tricycles.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15

doing this for many years. Give
your home a chance to look its
best and have yourself a thrill
by. getting some of these super
values. Phone Regent 1855.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15
SATURDAY, MAY 22ud

Cabaret and Dance 31st Ward Pro-
greSsive Party May u 3640 w.
Grand Ave.-Opening of Ward Head
quarters. Music, drinks, refreshments,
entertainment Donation Use.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15

II you want the
] a s t W ord in
looks" drop in
a t H u IN b o al
Optical Co.. 3lzs
w. n o 2 tn Ave.
NorthweSt's reli-
able and DrclpreS-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15

CARL WARRANT speaks at 1st
Forum, in a series presented by
American Youth for Democracy.
1.-THE Great Swindle," Warrants Sc
quef to 'Deadline for Action" will
be shown. Admission SOC. Friday,
May 21st, pm, Room 800. 10 S.
LaSalle st.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15

ally low pric e.
these bikes are
low being sold
for $685. in both
Boys a n d Girls
styles. They come
I lily equipped
with light. horn.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-15
The STAR SHOPPER
an advertising feature

Treat your young 'uns or yourself
to a new birvcle at a sensation
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-07
ALASKA FIELD COM. C0NvENES
 THIS MORNING

Eleven members of the Alaska Field Committee began their sec- ond meeting in Juneau this morn- ing nnder the chairmanshlp of Kenneth J. Kadow, Chairman of the Committee. It is expected that the meeting will continue through tomorrow afternoon.
 Members of the Committee are all directors of Department of In terior's agencies in Alaska and Governor Ernest Gruening. The committee was organized last month in Anchorage in order to bring about a co-ordinated plan of Alaskan development among the Interior agencies.
 John c. Reed, staff geologist for the U. s. Geological Survey, came out from Washington D. c. to be present at the meeting. Col. J. P. Johnson, head of the Alaska Rail- road and Lowell M. Puckett, Di- rector of the Bureau of Land Man. agement, arrived yesterday from Anchorage.
 Other members at the meeting include: Don Fosters, Superinten- dent of the. Alaska Native Ser vice: Clarence Rhode, Alaska Di- rector of the Fish and Wildlife
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-07

with Chairman Robert Boochever presiding.
 Plans for action in the event of community disaster are being developed, L. B. Avrit and E. P. Chester, co-chairmen of the dis aster, preparedness and relief com mittee reported. Nursing Activities Chairman Ruth Haley reported that three nursing certificates have been issued and that a roster of all nurses in the Gastineau Channel area is being complied
 The latest First Aid film, Dang CT Is Your Companion" may be available soon for Juneau showing according to Henry Leege, First Aid chairman.
 Assistance was given to a num- Der of servicemen, ex-servicemen and others under the Home Ser
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-07
], GERALD WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY GENERAL CANDIDATE, ARRIVES

J. Gerald Williams, Democratic candidate for Attorney General, ar rived in Juneau yesterday from Anchorage and is registered at the Baranof Hotel. Williams is no stranger to Juneau, having been a teacher in the Juneau Grade School in 1941-42.
 Williams, who is graduate of the University of Washington Law School. read for his bar exams un- der the direction of Henry Roden, Juneau attorney. He passed his Territorial Bar Examination in Juneau in le42, and left Juneau soon after that to accept the posi- ton of District Attorney in the Third Division.
 Ms. Williams is the former Har- riet Sey, daughter of the late MT. and Ms. Alex Sey of Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-07

teh reorganization of the PRA in Alaska.
 Housing Report
 Mrs. Lucille Johnson, Chairman of the Housing Committee, reported on proposed Territorial legislation which has been prepared by the Board of Housing Commissioner for introduction in the Ter. .toiial Leg islature One bill provides assist ance for moderate cost and renal housing projects and moderate cost and rental housing and requests an appropriation of $5,000,OOO to con- struct, protect, operate, maintain rent and sell housig facilities and projects. Terms of the bill provide that all housing constructed under its provisions shall be designed to utilize Alaskan professional and services and local building materials.
 The second bill provides for minor changes to the Alaska Housing Authority Law whereby it is made possible that the Authority may do about the general hous- ing situation rather than being linn tied to the relief of housing from slum clearance or defense need.
 Guests at today's meeting were: Kenneth J. Kadow, Joseph M. Nor gan, R. C. Johnson, George Sund- borg, Lowell M. Puckett, Don Eos ter Col J. P. Johnson, A. c. Kuehl, Col John Moves, John c. Reed, Don Lille, and H. Stoddart. Bill Vim was introduced as a new member.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-07
RED GROSS WOMEN MAKE DRApES FOR
 VETS Ih SANAT0RlUM

The veterans ward at the Sew ard Sanatorium will soon have new drapes through the efforts of Ju- neau Red Cross volunteers.
 Miss Betty Casperson announced to a meeting of the Board of Dl- rectors of Juneau Chapter Amerl- can Red Cross, Tuesday evening that 19 pairs of drapes. made by volunteers Of the Special Service Committee were ready for ship ment.
 Red Cross directors met III the Council chambers of the City Hall
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-07
FOREST SERVICE HAS
 NEW PHOTOGRAPHERS

Miss Rosa Schile of Tillamook, Oregon, and Miss Betty Corey of Washington, D. C., have recently been transferred to the U. s. For est Service office in Juneau.
 Miss Schile, who will be in the operations division, was a lookout on Steamboat Mountain in Colum- bia National Park last summer. Miss Corey will be employed as a stenographer for the Forest Re- search Center
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-07

WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-07
STRIKE I5 TOPIC AT
 CHAMBER

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-07
J-HIGH RADIO PROGRAM

We Think" the panel radio dis cussion by Juneau High School students will be heard over Radio Station KINY at l2;45 pm. on Friday. The program is a public service feature.
 Topic Ter discussion will be the ideal Teen-A boy. Shirley Cas- person will be chairman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-07

Service, G. D. Jermaine, Chief, Investigative Branch, Bureau of Mines: Joseph M. Morgan, Director of Bureau of Reclamation A. c. Kuehl, National Park Service; Col. John Moves, Alaska Road Commission.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-07

vice department, according to Mrs. Harold Gronroos. Junior Red Cross Committee Chairman Connie Cham ters told directors that volunteer workers were needed for this new phase of Juneau Red Cross activ- ity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-07
4o-8 TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT; NOMINATION OF
 OFFICERS 10 BE MADE

Members of 40-8 will hold a meeting Friday night at 8 o'clock in the American Legion Dugout. As there will be nomination of officers for the ensuing term, all members are requested to attend the meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-07
GRAND, PETIT JURIES ARE DRAWN FOR FED.
 COURT TERM IN NOV.

Jurors for thes Grand and Petit Juries were announced today by the Clerk of the Courts office. Grand Jury will meet on November P at 10 a. m. and the petit jury is scheduled to begin session on No yenlber 29.
 On the Grand Jury list are the following from Juneau. Ruth Bad CT, Ralph H. Beistline, Mrs. c. A. Bloomquist. David Brown, Arthur J. Burke, Albert Carlson, Grace P. Grummett, Trygve Hagerup, Edna Hayes, Ed Jacobson, A. F. Knight, Janice MacSpadden, Ed McCord, Olaf Nelson, Agnes Rea- gan, Helen F. Sadlier, Reinhardt Thicl, Nellie Willard and L. L. Winters
 From Douglas: Rita Mccormick, Joe Tassell, and Mrs. J. M. We'll ington.
 Sheep Creek: David Carlson, Lil- lian Cash.
 Salmon Creek: Charles W. Cart CT, Buford N. Matheny, Mrs. Charles Waynor.
 Petersburg: George M. Brailand, Frances Phillips, Christine Fryer, Gina Helm, Halbor O. Opsal.
 Sitka-Ida Irby, George Joseph Thomas H. McNulty, Mrs. James D. Williams, William J Watson Theron D. Cole.
 Hoonah. Joseph Dalton, Joseph Pratt.
 Flames. Cornelius F. Doody
 Angcon: Mrs Martha Kookesh.
 Skagway: Jack c. Lee; Rake Lcttie Nonhauok, Lynn Canal Pete Pappas.
 Petit Jurors are as follows Juneau: Mrs. c. M Alnquist. Mrs Hugh G. Antrim, Mrs Jack Bur ford, Lee Butts. Verna Carrigan Thelma Engstrom, Nellie Fitz patrick, Mrs. T. L. George, Walli S. George, w H. Gillard, George Gullufsen, Carl Hardin, Mrs. Arn' old Hendrickson, D. w. Heron Inez Hogan, Charles Johnson, Car w. Lindstrom, Elmer E. Lind strom, Louis L. Lucas, B. L. May field, Nell McCloskey, Marie Rat cliff, H. A. Reaber, Frances G Reagan, Stephen Sheldon. Jr., Eli nar H. Smith, pr. A. W. Stew art, Mrs. Rosalia Thibodeau, Mrs J. Torvinen, Mrs. H. R. Wander Leest, H. c. Wallace, Carl Weld man, Joseph R, Weimer. Thomas c. Whiteside, Eli Yovetich, Mrs Florence Zimmerman.
 Douglas: Leonard Johnson, Johr s. Mills, Leo Weiss.
 Hconah: Charles B. Mitz, Robert Austin
 Skagway: Thomas B. Bennett Vera L. Dahl, Bert D. Dennis, J B Harris, Adel F McGuane, M M Reed, William L. Price, A. E Tunley
 Salmon Creek: Mrs Charles w Carter, Edward L. Keithahn. Gustavus: Alta Corbett.
 Sitka: Esther Daine, Frank E Deiner, Zelma M Doig, Clyde o Franks, Florence Lee Hobbs, Lu E. Jepson, Ralph Young, ST Charlie Smith, Don E. McGraw Gladys Whitmore
 Rake. Morris Grant, Willis 4 Jackson.
 Petersburg: Robert Lando, Con her Kinnear, Mrs. Elmer White horn, L. Tenfjord.
 Pelican City: Frost D. Jones Mendenhall Mrs. Virgil Hulse; An goon. Mrs. Sam E. Jackson; Sco' Bay: Alyce Thomasson; Lyn Canal: Mrs. Ethel E. Short, Ludwi Nelson; Elfin Cove: Williai Inank
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-07
AGA MAN TO ATTEND
 0NE-DAY CONFERENCE

o. r. Benecke, office manager of Alaska Coastal Alrlines. will at tend a cne-day conference Of Alaskan air mail carrier operators Monday in Anchorage.
 The conference has been called by the Civil Aeronautics Board.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-07
BRINSDELL MISSING

Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Andrew Brinsdell, last known to be on the troller Eagle, is asked to notify the Governors office in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-07
MRS. ELTON ENGsTRoM

Republican nominee for Senator, will speak Friday night. 9:45 to 10 o'clock over KINY. This broadcast is sponsored by the Fish ermen and Townspeople of Wran- gell. 01o 2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-07

Nests are made not only by birds tut by many kinds of mammals, fish, reptiles and amphibia, as well invertebrates such as insects.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-07
FROM TULSEQUAH

Jack MacLean of Tulsequah is at the Baranof Hotel.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27
KARO NUOSTOLIAI
78 MILIJONAI
GYVASCIU

Is Genevos, sveicarijos, pra-
mesa kad sio karo metu zmoni-
ia turejo 78 milijonus karo au-
ky. Tos skaitlines skirstoma
sitaip:
80 milijonai vyru zuvo karo
laukuose;
26 milijonai vyru, moteru ir
vaikq nuzudyta koncentracijos
stovyklose;
20 milijonu vyru, moteru ir
vaiku uzmusta orc bombarda-
vimais.
CANT vienos tik Europos bu-
vo numesta 2,429,475 tonai
bombu.)
Prize sio skaiciaus reikia da-
deti karo auku velesnes mirtis,
mes ivairiai nukentejusieji da-
bar mirsta nuo zaizdu, nuo ba-
do ir nuo karo metu igautu IL
gu.
Tarp tu 26 milijonu nuzudy-
tq stovyklose iskaitoma Stall
no iszudytu 100000 ivairiu So
vietu pilieciu, kuriuos Ameri-
kos armija Vokietijoje grazino
Rusams pradzioje 1947 metu.
Visi tie grazintieji buvo tuojau
nuzudyti kaip tik pateko j So
vietq Sajunga.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27

ir kapitalizmas jodineja, j
turf skubiai pasidaryti jojiku
kurs pats valdytu savo zirga
Deja, Europos valdzios yra
molines. -. Vienos ju sulip-
dytos is kruvos partiju, kitos-
SUI tokiomis programomis ku-
rios pacios kerta saka ant ku.
rios jos sedi. O kai valdzia
moline tai is jos kiekvienas ga
Ii minkyti ir lipdyti tai kas
jam patinka.
Kai valdzia moline tai ir to
kraSto reikalai moliniai: JUGS
lanksto ir trupina kiti pagal
savo norus ir net uzgaidas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27
Gyvenimos su koukemis

zada daryti viena, padaro vi
siskai kita - tada negali but
tarp jq pasitikejimo ir bendra.
darbiavimo. Reikia butt visis
kai "nuogam" ir jokiomis uz.
dangomis neslepti savo tikruju
minciu, kad calcium isigyti XII.
tu pasitikejima, kad calcium
pilnai pasitiketi kitais ir tue
budu calcium bendrai dirbti il
bendrai gyventi taikoje. Kol
pasaulis vaikscios su kaukemis
kol diplomatat apgaudines vie
mas kita, kol valstybiu vadai,
partijos ir net spauda meluos
ir sukciaus, tol visos pastangos
taikai sukurti bus tuscios.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27
AMERIKA BUS PASl.
RUOSUS APSIGYNI-
MUI 1949 METALS

u. S. militariniai vadai
is Washingtono pranesa
kad 81 Sails, eidama daba1
numatyta pasiruosimo pro.
grama, bus pusetinai gerai
pasiruosus apsigynimui Sc
kanciais, 1949 metals.
Kongresas laiku paskyre
pinigus ir, dave visas gall
mybes uzstatyti pasiruosi-
mo masina.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27
Kada ir Kur Bus
Galas?

BET ILGAI GYVENTI to-
kiame melq ir apgavysciu mi
Single juk negalima. Turf at
eiti diena ir valanda kada rel
kes atsiskaityti visiems uz me-
Ia ir uz teisybe. SovietQ Sa-
jungos vadai pranasauja kad
ia diena bus galas kapitalisti-
niam pasauliui ir pradzia nau-
Jam komunistiniam "aukso am
ziui". Toms pranasystems ga
lima tiketi, bet galima ir nett
keti: nuo to niekas nepasikeis.
Belaukiant ju issipild y m o
prizes musu axis vyksta didelis
ir labai reiksmingas pasikeiti-
mas: Europa kasdien Wis dau-
giau praranda savo seno veido
tikruosius bruozus. Is vienos
puses ja spaudzia bolsevizmas,
varomas ir palaikomas SovletQ
Sajungos; is antros puses
ia traukia j savo nasrus kapl-
talizmas, ginamas ir maitlna-
mas Amerikos Suvienytq Val
stiju.
Bolsevizmas per Kominforma
skaldo, dalina ir likviduoja vi
sa tai ka Europa islaike ir ISL
gijo simtmeciu eigoje. Kapita.
lizmas per "Marshallo plana"
| amerikonina Europa ir jos tau
tas. siekdamas jas suvillotl
nauja ir turtingesnio gyvenimc
| ateitimi. Ir vienas ir antras
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27
Nei zingsnio be
kaukes

zlNlOS apie gyvenima So
vletq Sajungoje yra tick su
maisytos ir taip priestaraujan
clos jog reikia gero supratime
apie visas komunistu paziuras
kad calcium atskirti kur yra
teisybe ir kur melas. Knygu
apie Sovietu Sajunga kiekvie.
na diena pasirodo tick daue
kad gall paskesti ju puslapiuo.
Sc, net nesuzinojes kaip ten is.
tikro yra. Skaitai komunizmui
palankia knyga, randi graziau-
siu atsiliepimu apie Sovietus
randi graziausi komunistines
santvarkos veida, natal laimin-
giausius zmones ir gall geretis
viskuo kas dedasi Sovietu Sa-
jungoje. Per komunist in u s
akinius ziurint, ten nera jokiu
seseliu: animal ir visur svie-
cia "Stalino saule", nesdama
kiekvienai seimai ir kiekvie-
nam zmogui laime, dziaugsma
ir visuotina pasitenkinima i.
Skaitai komunizmui nepalan-
kia knyga, randi bjauriausius
vaizdus is Sovietu Sajungos
gyvenimo; natal tik kalejimus,
koncentracijos stovyklas, zudy-
nes, vergija, varga, bada ir Sal
ii. -. Ir jei nori susidaryti
sau teisinga nuomone apie So
vietu Sajunga, turf jieskoti ia
ne vienoje knygoje, kelioli-
koje, ir jieskoti labai smulkiai
ir rupestingai.
Turime daug zmoniu kurie
"savo akimis" Sovietq Sajunga
yra mate, joje gyvene ir pazl-
sta gerai jos zmones ir gyve-
nimo salygas. Ir Wis del to to-
kiems zmonems nera lengva
pasakyti kaip istikro gyvena-
ma Sovietq Sajungoje. 0 tai
nera lengva del to kad visas
bolsevikq darbas, visi ju To-
dziai, visa jq politika yra pri-
dengta kaukemis, is kuriu ME
ko neisskaitysi, kaip atrodo IT,
krasis bolseviku veidas.
Kaip tarptautineje politiko-
je, taip ir savo vidaus gyveni-
me bolsevikai neina nei vieno
zingsnio be kaukes, kuri isank-
sto gerai apgalvota ir taip pa
ruosta kad niekas negaletu su-
prasti ka il dengia ir ka il pa
rodO.
Nesenai Amerikos nudistai
savo. metiniame kongrese New
Jersey valstijoje prieme tokia
rezoliucija:
'Nudizmas yra vienintells
kelias uztikrinti pastovia pa
saulio taika, mes jei ivairios ka-
riuomenes nedevetq rubu, butQ
neimanoma atskirti priesu nuo
draugu If tue budu pasidarytu
karas neimanomas".
Rezoliucija keista, juokinga
ir savotiska. Taciau teisinga
- ir teisinga todel kad il pa
neigia mela kurs tarptautiniuo-
Sc santikiuose taip lsivyravo
jog pasidare nebegalimas jocks
susipratimas. Kai zmones ne
kalba atvirai, kai jie viena sa-
ko, 0 kita galvoja, kai jie pasi-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27

nori pakeisti Europos veida
1r vienas ir antras dirba il
plusa suprakaitave. Rezultaty
jau turime: nei viena Europos
valstybe nebera savarankiska
Arba il per Kominforma ture.
jo pasiduoti Stalino ir zdanovo
valiai, arba il per "Marshalle
plana" turejo nusilenkti Anne
rikos kapitalizmui.
Mes daugiau ar maziau daily.
vaujame arsioje ir tue tarpu
"saltoje" kovoje, kur bolseviz.
mas viska daro kad isplestu is
kapitalizm o nagu j juos pei
Marshallo plana patekusias val.
styles, ir kur kapitalizmas ME.
ko nesigaili kad tik galetu at
stumti komunizma ir patrauk
tt savo pusen abejojancias val.
styles.
Tos kovos vaisiai jau mato.
mi Anglijoje. il pirmutine bu.
vo isstatyta bolsevizmo ir ka-
pitalizmo ugniai, ir il bus pir-
mutine kuri lures iSmeginti
"ant savo kailio" naujo am
ziaus smugius.
IvyKiai Burmoje ir Malezi-
joje, Palestinoje ir Indijoje ir
pagaliau pacioje Anglijoje ais
kiai rodo kad Didzioji Britani-
ia turf kovoti dviejuose from
tuOse.
Indijos ir Palestinos neteki-
mas, komunistiniai sukilimai
Malezijoje ir Burmoje, socia-
listiniai judejimai pacioje An
glijoje - visa tai yra grail
pamoka kaip is isdidaus Ang-
lijos liuto gall pasidaryti kukli
pele. -.
Kaip kitos tautos Europoje,
taip ir Anglia jauciasi giliai
pazeista, jauciasi ligonis, ir ju
socialistines valdzios yra pate
kusios j klescius. Ju vaidmuo
yra sunkiai beatstatomas. lr
jei kada jis atsistatys, tai tik
20 galutinos kapitalizmo-komu-
nizmo kovos (jei isviso dar is
liks Europoje savarankisku val
stybiQ).
Europos galas anksciau ar
veliau ateis. Europieciai ypa-
tingai bijosi to gallo. Bijosi pa
nasiai kaip ligonis bio vezio
operacijos. Bet jei nenori mir
ii anksciau negu operaclJa pa
sidarys beprasmiska, tai turl
ia sutikti drasiai ir su pasltl-
kejimu.
Pastari pasikalbejimai Mas
kvoje neparode pakan k a m
drasos is didzi4ju Europos val
stybiu puses. JOS blaskosi kaip
iaunos mergaites. 1r nieko
nuostabaus jeigu JOINS teks
skaudziai nusivilti. Tada bus
qalas ir socializmui ir politinel
laisvei, ir zmogaus teisems II
VISIONS kitoms dorybems.
Kad Europa galetu isliktl su
savo veidu, jai reikia dauglau
yalios ir drasos. il neturi bu'
ii arklys kuriuo komunizmas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27

planas" dar nfpsdidino Euro
pieciui nei vierlegramo svies-
to, bet jis gerokai sustiprino
saugumo jausnnA. Juk gerai Ii
noma kad niItt,nai dolariu vi
sokiausiq prekiu pavidaluose
tirpsta Europos ;valstybiu ka-
no biudzetuose.l Visa tai ka
Marshallo PLANS turejo duoti
atskirai seinlai ir atskiram
zmogui, dabar isgaruoja ginklu
fabrikuose ir bendro ginklavi-
mosi tikslams.
Ukine Europos krastq pade-
tis dar nera pajutus Marshallo
plano naudos. i Tiesa, jei to
plano nebutu tai reikalas gink-
luotis ir saugotis nuo Sovietu
uzpuoiimu butu jau taip suvar-
gines Europos valstybes jog
jos, gal but, .butu jau praradu-
sios ir nora gintis nuo Sovietu
politikos. Taigi, Marshallo pla-
mas yra atneses nauda, bet il
nematoma ir neapciuopiama.
Jau girdetis nemazu gincu
tarp tu kurie naudojasi Mar
shallo planu. Vieniems atrodo
kad jie gauna permazai, XII
items - kad gauna ne to ko
jie nori. -. Pagaliau siauri
savanaudiskumo jausmai ina
griauti ta didziaja Europos vie
nybes mint, kuria norejo pa
seti Marshallo planas -. pa
gristas Amerikos interesais, o.
po to ir kitu laisve mylinciQ
tautu reikalais.
Europoje jau hiekas nebeti-
XII j tas giesmes kurios skelbia
kad Amerika rupinasi tik XII
tais. Ir visi gal$oja kad nebe-
ra nei vieno pasaulyje zmogaus
kurs tick pat myletu kitus kaip
save, ka bekalbeti apie tokl
kurs daugiau myletu kitus ne
gu save. To ir Dievo evangeli-
ia nereikalauja. -.
Ir kai Europieciai girdi is
Amerikos balsa jog jie save
skriaudzia kad tik vargsams
Europos gyventojams padetq,
jie dar stipriau lima kaltinti
Sovietus jog Sic savo nuolatl-
niais melais uzkrete pasaull.
Vadinasi, jieskoti melo pasau-
lyje siuo metu yra tas pats
kaip jieskoti virves pakaruok-
liu namuose: nieko daugiau ir
nerasi kaip tik melo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27

SOVIETAI mazina save
pasiuntiniu skaiciu Ameri-
koje 30 nuosimciu. Tuo pa.
ciu ivede grieztus suvarzy-
mus Amerikos atstovams
esantiems Maskvoje..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-27

SYRIA, Palestinos kaimy-
ne, Xxi siol visa cukru impor-
tuodavo. Dabar ten statoma
cukraus fabrikai ir pradedama
auginti cukrinius runkelius pa
sigaminti savo cukru.