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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-11-11
Heavy Vote Cast
Continued from page one)

For 1t. Governor
Paul M. Herbert (R)-----3097
George D. Nye (D)-------2312
For Secretary of State
Edward j. Hummel (R)--3077
Charles F. Sweeney (D)--2312
For Auditor of State
Roger w. Tracey (R)----3138
Joseph T. Ferguson (D)--2519
For Treasurer of State -
Don H. Ebright (R)------3175
Harry Armstrong (D)----2231
For Attorney General
Hugh S. Jenkins (R)-----2999
Herbert S. Duffy (D)----2282
For Representative to Congress
(At-large)
George H. Bender (R)----3023
Stephen M. Young (D)---2276
For Representative to Congress
(DistricD
P. w. Griffiths (R)-------2522
Robert T. Secrest (D)----3599
For Representative to General
Assembly .
George C. Philpot (R)----3355
Bob M. Spriggs (D)-----2538
For County Commissioner
Charles H. Rayner (R)---3062
Halls E. Sullivan (R)----2855
N. H. Bigley (D)------2174
haywood j. Love (D)----2891
For County Auditor
George E. Bates (R)------3425
Ralph A. Hannahs (D)---2203
For Prosecuting Attorney
u. H. Buckley (R)-----452
For Clerk of Court Of Common
Pleas
Gene F. Miller (R)-------2392
Walton Starr (D)------3383
For Sheriff
Fred M. Davis (R)-------2392
Clayton Mckee (D)------3453
For County Recorder
Jesse o. Mcdonald (R)---2618
Benny J. Fowler (D)-----3111
For County Treasurer
Zern w. Mallett (R)-----2982
Ira Pryor (D)-----------3020
For County Engineer
Homer Weldon (R)-----3055
Grover c. Smith (D)-----3019
For Coroner
Jack Berry (R)----------3181
For State Senator (17th-28th
District)
David Nick. Ferguson (R) 1887
George C. Shurtz (R)----129t
Emmett R. Guthrie (D)---81s
John F. Jameson (D)------82e
Nick. Ferguson and Guthrie
were elected in the Senatorial
district.
For State Senator (9th-14th Dis
trict
c. Stanley Mechem (R)--1641
For Judge of the Supreme Court
(Full Term Commencing .
Jan. 1, 1949.)
Charles H. Hubbell (D)--1454
Edward c. Turner (R)---211s
For Judge of the Supreme Court
(Full Term Commencing
Jan. 2, 1949.) asE rf&
Kingsley A. Taft (R-----243e
Robert M. Sohngen (D)--1134
For Judge of the Supreme Court
CUnexpired term ending Jan
l, 1889
James C. Stewart (R)----284a
For Judge of the Common Pleas
Court
L. B. Frazier (R)--------387e
For Judge of the Probate Court
Leo E. Carter (R)-----204s
Otto Polling (D)-------339s
For Judge of Court of Appeals
(Seventh District)
Carl Weinman (R)-----182(
John Jos. Buckley (D)---170I
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HAWN'S COURT
Lila Haugs. Reporter

Mrs. Nels Rydstrom is return
ing to Hawns Court on Wednes-
day after visiting her daughter
in Tacoma, Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Hoover OF
Richland were Sunday guests at
the w. j. Keck home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Nickells
and children, Ronda and James,
have now moved to Yakima
where they intend to make their
home.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy johnson have
returned to Sacramento, Calf,
where they intend to make their
home for the time being.
MIR. and Mrs. Franz Heartburg
took Donna Albers to Moses
Lake Friday evening and while
there visited Mrs. Albers and
Mrs. Heartburg's mother, and
sister.
Donna Albers was a visitor in
Spokane Saturday and Sunday
and then returned to the Franz
Heartburg home Sunday evening.
Franz Heartburg went to
Rosalia, Washington Sunday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Bracket of
Seattle, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
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Tbs Week AZ
Hillside Court

Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Brown from
Moscow, Idaho, were visitors OF
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Butts ana
family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Dunn visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Danny Dunn from
Richland Sunday.
Milton Hinsch spent the week
end i'm Portland visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hlntz ana
granddaughter Collene were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray More ana
family Sunday. ,..
A. N. Shelton, George RIPPER
and Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Bagley ana
SON George motored to Umatilia
Sunday.
Nancy Ann Rousseau has been
sick with the flu all week.
Mrs. Angie Lawrence and ner
daughter Carla 10 went to Seattle
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. F. Napier OF
Puyailup visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Cox. The women are sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson went to
Couer d'Alene Saturday to visit
their parents.
M. E. Hamaker from Kennewick
was guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Merl
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PAULSEN PLAT
By THUnsA KIMBRoUGfI

We wish to be known as Paul
sons Plat. This was w. B. Paul
sons farm home for nearly TWEEN
ty years. In 1943, beginning Of
the Hanford project. Mr.. Paulson
had his place plated and sold
lots, thus providing living space
for numerous newcomers. Several
families have owned homes here
since early in "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Sherry
and Mrs. D. Cochran and son and
daughter of Walla Walla, visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sherry
Monday. a g. D.
MIR. and Mrs. Jesse Lande and
children were in Walla Walla on
business Monday afternoon. ss-
w. B. Paulson of Yakima came
Wednesday to spend few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Paul
son.
Norman and Belle Lewis have
a new car. 'bee-yoo-ti-ful" red
Nashl 10y
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Kadlecek
and daughter returned Thursday
from LaGrande where they had
been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Clyde McElroy and daugh-
ter Donna and Mrs. Everett Eber-
ly left for Idaho Thursday for a
few days visit.
Mrs. Wendell Hire and daughter
Mary Lou JONES'. Richland, former
residents of Gideon's Court, gave
picnic Thursday for a group of
friends. They spent the day at
Sacajawea park. The guests in
cluded Mrs. Ernest Mercer and
son Jerry Of Benton City, Mrs. c.
w. Powell, Mrs. w. L. Stanley,
Imogene Bruce, Doyce and Bob
Collier, Alice Covington and Gil
bert KimbrOugh. e. u !
Callers at the Pete Fetter home
during the past week were Mr..
and Mrs. AL Welle, Kennewick,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Shirdo
of Richland. ..a.s....s..,...... =
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Snyder,
Pendleton, were guests of Mrs.
Norman Lewis from Thursday UNI
til Saturday. Mr.. Snyder is Mrs.
Lewis sister. |
Z Mrs. Norvell Paulson spent the
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Short Saturday evening.
Cecil Jones has been sick with
the flu all week. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Muller OF
Hermiston visited Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Muller. - s....,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Malone from
Kennewick came to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Moore early Sunday
morning.
Danny Dunn motored to Spo'
kane on business Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitehead moved
TO a cabin at Hillside and are re-
modelling it.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Rowe from
were guests of MIR. and
Mrs. L. A. Rowe and Mr.. and Mrs.
Debray Lechelt, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Lechelt, ran into o
tree Friday night when rnmlng
home, from Kennewick. 1t bent
the front fender and scraped some
of the paint of his car.
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week end in Spokane.
Mrs. Clayton Pock's sister, Mrs
Walt Atkins of Boise, stopped Oy,
Saturday, on her way to bow,
Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lahti, OF
Kennewick, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Paulson Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kellison
and son were Wednesday night
guests of her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Hugh Stacy of Yakima.
Mrs. Clell Bear was honored
with surprise layette shower
Sunday evening. Mrs. Clayton
Pock and Mrs. Harold Coture were
hostesses. The many lovely gifts
were placed in a simulated baby
carriage decorated with white and
blue crepe paper. The group en-
loved two hours of games and
gossip. Refreshments of cake and
coffee were served at $50. Spec
ial mention must be made of the
clever cake decorations "a big
white stork and blue bows on one
Ia clothesline, holding baby gar
ments twined around the top on
the other. Mrs. Pock, did the dec
Grating.
Besides the hostesses and hon
Gree, those present were Mrs. Jack
Lee, Mrs. Earl Covington, Mrs.
Willie Collier, Mrs. A. B. Camp
bell, Mrs. L. B. Lewis, Mrs. Frank
Van Buren,, Mrs. Pete Fetter, Mrs.
Norman Lewis, Mrs. j. D. Dunlap
and Mrs. r. b. Kimbrough.
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The How, When
And y Of II
By Georgia Fisher

| r,;,.,e.b Jean Mccormick
,,,ahter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Mo
Gnr1o;ck of North Richland, be-
came the bride OF Lyle Woo1.
worth. son of Mr.. and Mrs. "A. n
Woodworth Monday evening ~
an informal ceremony at the FirS'
Methodist church in KenneWick
The Reverend J. B. Coan read the
vows. --o. go.
Mrs. Theo Wade, the organist
opened the ceremony with Poem.
The brides father presented the
bride and the groom's brotner .eno
Eleanor Mccormick, the brides
sister-in-law, acted as best man
and matron of honor. Cd
The bride chose for the occasion
a blue afternoon dress accented
with black accessories, ana "ofe
corsage of pink rosebuds.
Baskets of bridal wreath, yell
low jonquils, iris and snapdrag-
ons and candelabrum decorated the
altar. - -
The matron of honor wore q
printed silk afternoon dress and
a corsage of red and white carna-
tons. Both of the mothers wore
corsages of gardenias.
The groom has been a resident
of Kennewick for the past four
wears and the bride and her par,
ents are formerly of Salem, Ore.
The groom is employed at Rich
land with B.K.B.
The newlyweds left last night
for motor trip into Oregon, with
no particular destination In mind.
The groom's parents are the
owners of the "Y" Shell Service
station and the brides parents are
employed in Richland.
Relatives and close friends at
tended the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doris Mcbride,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Plueard and Mr..
and Mrs. Emery Blosmore Of the
"Y" moved to North Richland this
past week. We will all miss them,
but, luck, all Of you.
Little Gaylord Blosmore Is con-
fined to the hospital with mastoid.
At Last report he is very much I'm.
proved.
Mrs. Ed Brogan and daughter
Kathleen spent the week end IN
Spokane with relatives.
FASHION NEws: It's. time e
get out grandma's quilting frames
and combine jerseys and printed
chintzes for quilted skirts ano
jackets or lower priced failles
chintzes, cottons, or even denims
There Is q sudden summer de-
mand for bright, bright red. Cot
ton note: quilted cotton skirts
lined cotton jackets, dark cotton
plaid dresses win velvet trim
Cottons that win 60 through sum-
mer into fall.
G.. B. Glendenning, physical
therapist, q member Of the AAMM
Is now practicing here. DR.. Glen
denning has q number Of special
treatments.
Atomic News: Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Siemens were Sunday dinner
guests at the L. L. Thomason home
In Rchland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Siemens Jr
and daughter Judy were Sunday
guests. Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL
Steele. parents Of Mrs. SiemenS.
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iHe regular meeting o,n
unka Camp Fire gro',n u In The Ri
at the home Of our s p,,p,s was be
Charles II. Fox. We q onu NJ
meeting by singing the opened eed y
law. There were ser seven amp n
and five absent. The The pre'e
reportd $20.75 in the sseasH
on On April 1,I 3, we had our rs ssS
We are going to pack A..
Tor the little boy In the ~ ;a.lsS
country that we adonisa iONs
next meeting will be Sr,o 7
at our guardians home. pau
Scribe, Phyllis A. Ne,sm .
The 0dako Camp Fire Ga
tertained the Valley Crane |
day, April 2. We sang sons,
piano solos were played by n
and Dorene Williams and = -
ton given by Shirley Molle,
Scribe: Corlee Williams.
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Camera Fans to Meet
In PascO on April 20

The PaSco-KenneWlck camera
club will meet April 20 at the
Pasco Recreation hall. Anyone
interested in photography is IN
vited to attend.
Nomination of officers will be
part of the meeting as well as a
program suited for both still ana
movie camera fans.
Anyone interested in photo
graphy in any phase will find
the club interesting, entertaining
and educational.
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CHAMBER GUESTS

Guests Thursday Of the Ken
newick chamber of commerce
were Jim Latimer, Of the Spo-
kane Paper Company; Owen Ly-
tell of the Washington Hardware
and Furniture Company; and
Ralph w. Kerslake, District Traf-
fic Engineer for the Washington
State Highway Department. r
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Synthetic oils have been devel-
oped that win continue to flow 1t
temperatures as low as 121 de-
grees below zero. They are for
use in airplane hydraulic systems.
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The germ-killing power Of the
bactericidal lamp has just been
increased by 100 per cent. The
electronic lamp is finding increas-
ing application In homes and such
public places as schools, hospitals
and theatres.
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Five separate oil-bearing strata
have been found by the test well
on u. S. Nays Alaskan reserve.
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Mrs Mrs Richard ouinisannu Nj. ,
f aren Of the coast h avea am and i
HaWnS Court, 'e moved
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TONGUE With An Air

Tongue too, takes on an air
when it has various companion
able flavors added. For example,
a slightly tart cherry, or raisin
sauce is deliciouS-or vegetable
gravy might be served with It.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
JeweIer Asks Damages
On Phone Book Listing

Arthur Markell, Inc, 940 F street
NV. yesterday afternoon brought
suit In District Court charging the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Co., with failing to list the, company
in the classified section of the cur
rent telephone directory under the
heading Of retail jewelers.. The suit
asks $4,000 damages.
The directory lists Arthur Markell
as a jewelry appraiser but fails to
list the corporation as retail
jeweler, it was pointed out by At
torney Maurice Friedman, who filed
the suit in the corporation's behalf.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
5 Held in Prince Georges
In Theft Of Z Tons Of Steel

Five Baltimore men were charged
yesterday by Prince Georges County
police with grand larceny in the
theft of about IL tons Of steel road
building forms from the Buffalo
Sand & Gravel Co., Camp Springs.
The men, all colored, were to be
given a preliminary hearing today
in Upper Marlboro Police Court.
A 16-year-old Baltimore youth,
also colored, who, police said, was
involved in the theft, Is being held
for Juvenile Court action. The
steel is valued at $4,000.
Two of the men were arrested
Wednesday when Baltimore police
intercepted truck loaded with the
steel forms as the driver was hunt
Ing for junk store.
Police then went to the junk store.
AS they questioned the owner an
other truck rolled up with load
and the remaining three men and
the youth were arrested.
The five men were listed as Lee
s. Wardell, 10: Noah Hosley, 35;
Charles H. Matthews, 26; George
T. LINDSAY AZ. and Leon Simms 36
Evening star., 1948-06-11

and nondenomination churches tt
form three scout associations. A
prohibition against uniforms will re-
main In force. Germany's Boy
Scouts, a popular movement before
the Nazis took over. were absorbed
into the Hitler Youth by the Nazis.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Tickets Held for Workers

WARSAW R.-The ministry of
art and culture has decreed that
working people shall have priority
in buying IS per cent of all tickets
placed on sale for opera and the
atrical performances in Poland. The
ministry also announced it soon
would nationalize Is more theaters,
including some for children and
Youths.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Germany Revives Boy Scouts

BERLIN (P.-The Boy Scouts are
being revived in Germany. British
authorities are the first Professionally
to lift the ban on scouting. They are
permitting the Catholic, Evangelical
Evening star., 1948-06-11

RECEIVES NATIONAL AWARD Stanley Rubinstehn IT, Of
Coolidge High School, receiving portable typewriter awarded
by Royal Typewriter for first prize in sports writing in
the National Writing Awards Contest sponsored in
Washington by Star The presentation made yester
day by George while Ebery and Henry Frank
hauer both IT, Coolidge who gold achievement keys
the local contest, look Star Staff Photo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-28
BEVIN NESUTINKA
TOLIAU SU RUSAIS
POSEDzIAUTI

Britu uzsieniu sekreto-
rius Bevin paskelbe jog jis
priesingas saukimui naujo
keturiu didziQju suvaziavi-
mo tartis taikos reikalais.
Jis pasake kad visiems
zinoma kas kliudo taika ir
kelia ivairiose salyse revo-
liucijas. Jis ragino Russia
sulaikyti Graikijos pilietini
kara ir liautis kitu suiru-
ciu kelimo.
Bevin betgi pasake kad
jis sutinka nesikisti j ko-
munistu valdomas sails ry-
tineje Europoje, kas yra
jo sutikimu. palikti tas sa-
lis Maskvos verguveje.
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Maisto kainos ir
lnfliacija

NORS dar pirmutine sio Sc
zono pjutis virs menuo atstu,
valdzios istaigos jau pradejo
rupintis kad kvieciu kainos ne
nupigtu zemiau tu kainu ko-
kias Xxi siol valdzia paremia,
mes ukiu produktu nupigimas
gall pakenkti prezidento rinki-
mu atveju.
Kuomet isdirbystes ir indus
trialistai visomis pusemis de-
da pastangas numazinti isdir-
biniu kainas, maisto kainu pa
laikymui aukstomis rupinasi
patti valdzia. Del maisto BRAN
gumo ir dirbtuviu darbininkai
labiausia kelia savo reikalavi-
mus 'gauti daugiau algu, mes
sunku isgyventi.
Nors netiketas karo meto
laikotarpis praejo, taciau Xxi
siolei palaikytas valdzios remi-
mas agrikulturos produktu kai-
nu vienokiu ar kitokiu budu
taip tvirtai isigyveno kad ne
galima ir tiketi jog valdzia no.
res savo parama atikti.
Ko CALM geisti tai kad nors
dalinai butu sumazinta val
dzios teikiama parama ukiu
produktu EaiiIcms palaikyti.
Kokia oficiale politika kai-
nu paremimo srityje bebutu,
visiems labai aisku kad ukiu
produktu kainu aukstumas To-
Sc Xxi siolei ir tebelosia toliau
zymia role sales ekonomiJoje.
Is Washingtono pranesa kad
Stu metu kvieciu buselio kama
valdzia pabrangins Is Xxi II
centu virs dabartiniu savo pa
laikomu kainu.
Maisto kainu aukstumas yra
didziausia pokarine infliacijos
priezastis. Nors valdzia skel-
biasi kovojanti su infliacija, il
nekovoja nuosirdziai, il tik po-
litikuoia ir Sales gyventojus
taksuoja.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-28
UZDARO SOVIETU
AGITATORIAMS
DURIS

Amerika uzdare sovietu
agitatoriams savo valdoma
Berlyno sriti ir komunistai
agitatoriai ten negales va
ryti savo propagandos uz
"suvienij jima" Woke t j O S
sulyg Maskvos plano.
Uzdrausta ir visur kitur
sovietu agitatoriams ineiti
j Americas zona Vokietijo-
je, uzdarant visa 200 myliu
siena. Rusams su reikalais
bus leista ineiti tik per vie
ma punkta, Helmstedt.
Amerikieciai gudriai pa
darytu isvydami visus XII
tus sovietu agentus, net is
DIP tarpo, kur dar leidzia
bolsevikams landzioti, ne
va kalbinant gryzti j tevy-
ne. Tie agentai atlieka vi
sus kitus snipinejimo dar-
bus Amerikieciu ir BritQ
zonose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-28
IR AUSTRALIJOJE
KABINASI PRIZE
LIETUVIQ

Is Australijos ateina Ii
MOS kad ten Sovietai ka-
binasi' j ten suvaziuojancius
Lietuvius ir kitus Pabaltie-
cius. Sovietu pasiuntinybe
paskelbe kad ten atvyke
tu Sally tremtiniai uzsire-
gistruotu Sovietu pilieciais
SUI visomis savo seimomis.
Australia oficialiai pra-
mesa kad il "nepripazysta
Estijos, Iietuvos ir Latvi-
jos Incorporating j Sovie-
tu Sajunga".
Ateiviams Baltieciams j
pataria ia bolseviku ragi-
nina registruotis ignoruo-
ii.
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KILO skandalas Washin-

KILO skandalas Washin-
gtone del vieno auksto ko-
mercijos Departmento vir-
sininko, John C. Virden, is
Cleveland, O. Jis tarnauja ia
u. S. valdziai, Q jo dukte,
komunistu priviliota, stojo
dirbti Sovietu ziniu agen-
turoje Washingtone. Kilus
reikalavimui, Virden is sa-
vo vietos rezignavo. Jisai
pareiske pasmerkes dukte-
, ri del jos toxic pasielglmo'
ir il nutarauke ryslus su
! tevais. Virden laikomas to,
kiu svarbiu toje vietoj kad
bats PREF. Truman paprase
iii pasilikti tarnyboje ir Je
rezignacijos neprieme.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-28
u. S. ISBANDE NAU-
JUS LEKTUVUS

U. S. karo vadovybe pa
skelbia darius svarbius ban
dymus su naujai isdirbtais
kariskais lektuvais, kurie
isskraide ore II, ,235 mylias
be nusileidimo.
Jurose daryta bandymai
su kitais naujais lektuvais,
kurie skraide 5000 myliu
be nusileidimo, nesdami ne
tikras bombas, taciau toxic
pat sunkumo svori.
Atstovu Rumai uzgyre
paskyrima $207, 100000 su-
mos stiprinimui Americas
karisku stociu nuo lslandl-
Jos Xxi Hawaii.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-28

iliustruota zurnala "Our Life.
Atrodo kad items ponams ne
patiko to laikrascio kai kurie
priesbolsevikinio turinio strap
sniai.
Panasiu budu buvo uzdary-
tas 'Im Ausland" laikrastis
Qeidziamas Baltu jungtinemis
iegomis) vien uz tai kad islei-
do to laikrascio viena Anglis-
ka laida. Neduodama leidimai
ir knygoms Angliska kalba lei
sti. Matyti, dar yra zmonlQ
kurie labai nemegsta jeigu kas
nors teisybe raso apie bolsevi-
kus. Reiketq pacenzuruoti II
cenzorius X. Pelekis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-28

Lake Success, N. Y. -
United Nations Saugumo
Tarybos posedyje Arabijos
delegatai atmete U. N. pa
siulyma nutraukti kara su
zydais Palestinoje ir dary-
ii paliaubas, o varzytine uz
Palestine vesti tarybu ke-
liu.
U. N. taryba buvo davus
48 valandas laiko baigimui
karo, zydai su tuo sutiko,
Arabai gi nori isspresti Pa
lestinos klausima Arabu
naudai. zydai ia patyre ir-
gi paskelbe nesutiksia.
Paskiros Arabu valsty-
bes kurios uzpuole Palesti-
ma is visu pusiu, sake nesu-
tiks baigti karo Xxi lzraelio
valstybes skaitysis egzis-
tuojanti.
Arabai apgule Jeruzali,
bombarduoja Zydu sritis ir
sake laikys miesta Xxi Zy-
dai bus badu priversti pa
siduoti. zydu gyvenama Je-
ruzalio dalis visiskai SUI
griauta.
Zydu miesto dalis sako-
ma panasi j Varsavos ghet-
to po to kai naciai ta mics
ia suplaisino.
Arabu lektuvai atakuoja
zydu laikina sostine Tel
Aviv.
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REIkALAUJA VSISKO IZRAELIO
VALSTYBES PANAIkiNlMO

Londonas, Geg. 27. = U.
S. ambasadorius Britanijo-
je pradejo tarybas su An
glijos vyriausybe del Pales-
tinos karo baigimo. Ang-
lai remia Arabus ir nesu-
tinka Izraelio pripazinti.
Anglai sako, Arabai, ku-
riu yra daug, gall butt rel
kalingi ateityje sulaikymui
galimo Rusijos pletimosi
Artimuose Rytuose.
Tarp U. S. If Britanijos
gall ivykti skilimas.
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/, KINIJOS vadas Genera
lissimo Ciang Kai-sek, uz-
imdamas prezidento vieta,
kuriai jis buvo nesenai is
rinktas, tarp kitko parels-
ke, Xxi tam tikro laipsnio
Japonijai bus leidziama at
sistatyti ir ekonominiai at
sigaivelioti.
o Japonija 1886 metals
buvo uzpuolus Kinija, at
plese :jai Mandzurija If de,
10 visas pastangas klnl]a
nuslopinti.
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PALIUOSUOTI
DUNOJQ

Amerika daro pastangas
islaisvinti svarbia Europai
Dunojaus upe is sovietu
kontroles. Belgrade, Jugo-
slavijoje, rengiama Duno-
.jaus klausimu konferenci-
ia Liepos 80 d. Vargu kas
bus laimeta, kur SUI sovie-
tais uz ka nors varzomasi.
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Americas ZMONES
PRAGERIA BILIJONUS

U. S. Komercijos Depart
tas paskelbe raporta sulyg ku-
rio pereitais metals sios Sales
gyventojai praleido rekordiniai
daug, net S8,7OO,OOO,0OO deg
tinei, alui ir vynui. Apie 40
nuos. is tos sumos taciau SUI
daro taksus kurie atiteko fede-
ralei valdziai, valstiju ir mics
tn valdyboms uz svaiginancius
gerimus.
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RENES SERGA.

BENES SERGA. Is &C.
koslovakijos pranesa kad
Cekoslovakijos prezidentas
Benes sunkiai susirgo ir
vargu beisgis.
To ir reikejo tiketis. Ma
saryka bolsevikai priverte
nusizudyti. Benesa paeme
ir lake po arestu, gal but
palengva nuodydami. Jam
pabegti progos nera.