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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01
HATTIESBURG

To the many readers of the Echo:
Allow me to express how l did en-
joy the warm fellowship of the exc
cutive Board as of December 10. This
was such a lovely Quarterly Board
and was enjoyed by all. This was a
record breaker in the history of the
Association, and especially the bust
ness-like- manner in which Bishop
R. L. Young, our most efficient Gen
eral Secretary, expedited the bust
ness in paying off death benefits.
Hats Off! to the loyal presidents
who needed the orders of the Exc
cutjvefBoard in that you mailed your
reports in on or before the 5th. |
will tell you that much praise is
give \ to those who obeyed. You all
are asset to the Association AID a
~rea help to the General Secre-
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01
H. B. AS MOVE FORWARD

AS many of us know, the H. B..
A. has taken her rightful place again
When it was announced that we
were paying $22500 there was re-
joicing among us H. B. AS. There
was a time when we fell to the point
that we could only pay $65.00 per
death and now we have left that
low mark and instead of paying
sos. 90, we are paying $225.00, which
means we are paying $4,000 more
than we were paying at one time.
Beyond a shadow of doubt, thou
sands of members helped to do this
work, but we are forced to give the
Secretary more credit than any of us
in the H. B. A. Some of us have
fought him and opposed him, but
many of us have changed our ideas
and thoughts and give him the Gre
dit for saving the day. He has prov
en- to all of us that at present, he is
the safest, the sanest and best lead
er in our organization. Why don't
we all fall in line and acknowledge
the truth and give him the credit
tina is due him.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01
MARCH OF DIMES SUPPORTED
BY ENTERTAINMENT WORLD

Names made famous by unique
contributions to the pleasure of the
world have always give generously
of time, talent and funds in support
Of the March of Dimes.
Prominent among the many con-
tributing are the Characters, King
Cole Trio, Nellie Lutcher, Bill Rib
lnson, Kenneth Spencer, The Mari
ners, Wings Over Jordan, Duke Ell
lington and Band, the late Jimmie
Lunceford and his Band, and a host
of other warm and generous-spirited
artists.
The 1913 March of Dimes marks
the tenth anniversary of the Nation
al Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
in the fight against polio on all
fronts. The entertainment world is
cooperating nobly.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01
LET'S INCREASE OUR
MEMBERS

The Secretary has stated that
our membership is now about 6,700,
which means we ought to put on a
campaign for 800 safe, ane and
sound members. l think it is time
for us to 60 about tie 1000 mark in
membership. We don't want to in
crease the membership with weak
and unsafe members. Our presidents
seem to be more particular now "a
bout the kind of members that they
take in. Please do not give us any
sick and unhealthy members. Don't
give us members who are too old.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01
SUPPORT TO MARCH OF DIMES
GIVEN BY ATHLETES

World famous athletes know the
Importance Of healthy bodies. The
support given by athletes to the
March of Dimes is matched only by
h e r great achievements in the
sports fields.
Star players of baseball, basket
ball, football, boxing champions, and
great bowlers poin annually in the
March of Dimes appeal of the Ma
tional Foundation for Infantile Para
lysis for funds to provide the best
available care to all victims of in
fantile paralysis, without regard to
race, age, creed or color.
Sports promoters and editors give
important leadership in the fight
against the dread Gripping disease.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01
ORGANIZES NEW LODGE

Mr.. A. M. Walker of Route g.,
Meridian, has organized new lodge
at Dublin, Mississippi, with mem
bership of sixteen, which will be
numbered No. 400, with Mr.. Preston
Walker as president.
Five new members were added to
Lodge No. 45 by Mr.. Walker.
The office wishes to congratulate
Mr.. Walker for this worth while
work. According to a report from
Brother Walker, the delta is a fer
tile" field for the H. 3. A. and the
only requirement is q man who does
not mind working.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01
SUPPORT TO MARCH OF DIME BY ATHLETES
1913 MARCH OF DIMES
10TH ANNIVERSARY
THE INSURANCE OFFICER TO
VISIT

We have previously announced
that representative from the Insur-
ance Department of Jackson, Missis-
sippi will be in Meridian, January 5,
to audit our records and examine the
books to cover a period of 3 years.
The office force is hard at work to
have everything ready for this au-
dit.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01

Dear Secretary and true members:
The Secretary reports that we are
now paying $22500 Death Claims.
My members and 1 are as happy as
we can be.
President A. J. Barnett, No. 270
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01

Mrs. Gertrude Larkin, who was
injured in an automobile accident
recently was allowed to spend the
Xmas holidays at home with her
family. From all indications, she is
SOing nicely.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01
Dear Secretary:

Dear Secretary:
This comes TO le. the many read
ers Of the Echo know that lodge No.
355 has lost one Of It's faithful Nom
bers in the person of Sister Mamie
Thompson. She leaISs to mourn
her passing, a husband, children,
grand children and many relatives
and friends.
Geo. L. Pierce, Jr.
President No. 1876.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01

Sunday evening, December 81,
Reverend A. L. Johnson, son of Rev.
erend L. E. Johnson, was the guest
speaker for Reverend T. E. Davis
and his members. The message was
inspiring.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01
Dear Secretary:

Dear Secretary:
This comes to let you know tn
Lodge No. $50 is still doing
and adding more members all
We are using precaution in t.
new members, as you hFs'e
ly advised us to do
success.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01

Clear the line, you hard hitting,
housekeeping presidents. When you
paid $22500 in the last Board, you
set all Waynesboro on fire.
VIM. Kinslow, President
No. 100 and 1876.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01
Dear Secretary:

DOeI NICId1ys
Inclosed you will find four appli-
cations for renewals. Our lodge has
held its last meeting for the year
of AT We are looking forward to
a very successful New Year.
A. j. Barnett, President. No. 27O
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01
About Folks We
Know
II. B. a. HICHLIGHTS AMONG
MEMBERS

The Old Time H. B. A. Board
which just closed made me feel like
shouting, so l could not help it: l
told the Secretary that he made
me happy.
Mrs. M. J. Moore, Pres. No. u
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01

Dear Secretary:
Keep the good work going. You
have put the H. B. A. on the top
line. 1 am reporting two renewals.
j. c. Williams, Prs. No. %
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01

Dear Secretary:
My prayers are being answered.
Hold the fort, we are with you.
Reverend James Patrick,
Prs. No. 254.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01
Dear Secretary:

Dear Secretary:
Move aside, will you please and
let this housekeeping president Of
No. 80 have the right of way.
G. B. Arlington.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01

a>8g 12a her Secretary:
Tell the little fellows to move
aside and let the King Fish, A. A.
Trotter have the field.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01

The following is t tss de-
livered by Mr.. A. J. rett, Chair
man of the Executive Board of the
H. B. A. on Wednesday, December
10:
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-01

Rough Rider Passes
c. w. Mclaughlin, the high stopper
says move and let him have room.
Evening star., 1948-02-22

reception, for only members Of the
two families, was held In the home
OF MIR. Hewitt In Georgetown.
Mr.. Hewitt gave his daughter In
marriage and she wore o dressmaker
suit Of rose beige with matching
accessories.
Miss Barbara Hewitt was maid OF
honor for her sister, wearing aqua
color dress with q natural straw
hat trimmed with flowers. She
came for the wedding from Cleve.
land, where she Is q student ut the
Laurel School, and Is staying with
Mr.. Hewitt over Sunday.
Mr.. John Floyd Waggaman II
was best man for Mr.. Mackenzie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackenzie are mo-
toring through Virginia and will
spend O short time In New York be-
fore returning to washington,
where they will make their home ct
SILL Benton street. Mrs. Macken-
zie attended Miss Masters School
at Dobhs Ferry and was graduated
from the Laurel School In Cleve-
land. Mr.. Mackenzie attended the
Fishburne Military Academy, the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
the Millard Preparatory School.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
G0ing to NeV York

Mrs. Nathan Kahn viii leave TO-
day for New York to attend the
wedding Of her grandson, Mr.. Robert
Kornicker, and Miss Peggy Rosen-
bloom, which will take place Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock, Follow
ing the ceremony the couple will sail
for France.
Mrs, Kahn is the guest during her
stay in New York Of her son-in-law
and daughter. Mr., and Mrs. Jesse
Kornicker, parents Of the BRIDE
groom -elect.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Miss Hewitt Bride
OF Mr.. Mack enzie

Miss Nancy Ann Hewitt, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Max Addison Hewitt, be-
came the bride yesterday afternoon
Of Mr.. william James Mackenzie,
IT., son of MIR. and Mrs. Mackenzie,
also of Washington. The wedding
took place In the chapel at Boiling
Field, Chaplain George J. Cameron
officiating at 4::30 o'clock and the
Evening star., 1948-02-22

two weeks OF the Florida resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Strauss have
returned from q vacation in Havana,
Cuba.
Evening star., 1948-02-22

returned from q winter visit Of
several weeks in Miami.
Also back from Miami are Mr.,
and Mrs. David Stern, who spent
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Return From Tnbs

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Jaffa and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ullman have
Evening star., 1948-03-21
mboff-J johnson
Home Wedding

Miss Lois r. johnson, became the
bride OF Mr.. L. Imhoff, of Mimi
eapolis last evening. The wedding
took place in the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. john
son in Alexandria, the Rev. Gilbert
A. Phillips of All Souls Unitarian
Church officiating at o'clock. Mrs.
r. F. Gooding played the wedding
music and the improvised altar was
arranged in the living room.
MIR. johnson gave his daughter
IN marriage and she wore candle
glow satin, a spray of seed pearls
cascading from one shoulder to
the waist. Her veil was held by q
coronet Of seed pearls and she
carried q shower bouquet of white
petal orchid, lilies of the valley and
stephanotis.
Miss Elizabeth Ann johnson Of
Hartford, was maid of honor for her
sister, and the brides other attend
ants were Mrs. Harold Yates of
Baltimore, and Miss Eleanor Page
Foley of Eastyille, Va. They were
dressed in romance rose color water
fall MORE made with hustle, and
wore matching gauntlets. The
maid Of honor carried an arm
bouquet of brandywine roses and
the others had bouquets of hilltop
roses.
Mr.. 1mhoff is a son of Mr.. John
1mhoff of Baltimore, and the late
Mrs. Imhoff. He had as his best
man Mr.. J. T. Rowe, and the
ushers were DR.. Merrill Nelson and
Mr.. Harold Yates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Imhoff left after
the reception for Chicago to spend
the Easter holidays and after April
10, they will be at home at 1854
Hague avenue in st. Paul. Mrs.
1mhof was graduated from Duke
University last year and Mr.. Imhoff
took his Bachelor of Science degree
from Duke University and his
Masters degree from the University
OF Minnesota where he now is q
member of the faculty in the Col
lege of Engineering.
Evening star., 1948-03-21
Thrift fSbop'sTea ca
To Be on April 28

Each week a member of one of the
Thrift Shops six boards takes over
the window decorations at the gay
little shop. 800 Ninth street NV.
Miss Grace Ocumpaugh, st. Johns S
Orphanage, Is featuring Easter bas-
kets, toys and children's clothes this
week, one which would do credit to
a professional window-dresser.
But to keep the shelves of the
shop well stocked is the problem
which faces Manager Mrs. T. Percy
Myers. who has been with the shop
II Of its IS years. and Thrift Shop
board members. The annual white
Evening star., 1948-03-21
To Marry in Nav

Announcement comes from Mrs
James G. Pryor Of Brooklyn of the
engagement Of her daughter, Miss
Frances Pierpont Pryor. to Mr.. Ed
ward F. Boyer. jr., son Of Capt. and
Mrs. Boyer Of Brooklyn and New
Orleans.
Miss Pryor is the daughter Of the
late Rear Admiral Pryor and at
tended Packer Collegiate Institute
hi Brooklyn. She was graduated
from Vassar College and is a MEM
ber OF the Junior League.
Mr.. Boyer is a graduate of STAN
ford University.
The wedding will take place in
May.
Evening star., 1948-03-21

elephant tea Is . partial answer to
the problem for at that time crowds
arrive with their bundles Of discards
which go on sale later for the bene-
fit Of the Children's Hospital, Chill.
dren's Country Home, Child We'll
fare, st. Johns Orphanage. Column
bia Hospital and the Junior League.
The old Larz Anderson house, 211s
Massachusetts, avenue, has been
loaned by the Society Of the Cincin-
natl for this years fete, and the
committee, headed by Mrs. John
Allan Dougherty, founder Of the
Evening star., 1948-03-21

schedule and promises to attend.
The date Is Wednesday. April 2s,
the time to 6 o'clock. Tea is to
be served In the garden by Mrs.
Henry Miller and members Of her
special rrosip.
Evening star., 1948-03-21
State Societv

The North Carolina State So
clety will hold its annual Easter
dance in the large ballroom of the
Shoreham Hotel on Saturday eve
ming. Dancing will begin at 10
o'clock, with McWilliams' Orches-
ira furnishing the music. Every
one is welcome and for further in
formation call Mr.. John K. Slear,
president of the society.
Evening star., 1948-03-21

Thrift Shop. has no worries over
taking care Of the crowds which
have become too large for the Sui
grave Club, where the benefits have
been held in recent years.
Mrs. Truman has the party on her
Evening star., 1948-03-21
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Perseresti Beryno komunistus
Ir Lenkui SiouSiusi
prizes Moskvq

Is Lenkijos pranesa kac
ten komunistai sukilo pries
Stalina dar labiau negu Ii.
to sukilo Jugoslavijoje.
Varsavoje ivykusi skilima
laikinai padenge kompro-
misu, O sovietu armijos bu.
vimas Lenkijoje neleidzia
Lenkams taip atvirai prize
sintis Stalinui kaip galejo
padaryti tolima, laisva nuc
Maskvos kariuomenes Ju-
goslavija.
Bet kadangi taip arti So
vietu pasoneje Lenkai ko-
munistai siausiasi, tas il
gainiui reiskia rimtesni pa
voju Stalino valdymui.
Del Kominformo uzata-
kavimo prizes Jugoslavija ir
Tito, Lenku tuli komunistai
vadai taip pat issoko prizes
kominforma. Pasirode jog
tukstanciai komunistu Len
ki!joje nori savos kad ir ko-
munistines valdzios, atski-
ros nuo Maskvos pavaldi-
nystes.
zinoma, ten griebtasi vi
sus "desiniuosius ir tauti-
niai'' nusistaciusius komu-
nistus persekioti, mesti is
partijos, net tremti.
Kittens dave laiko ,"at-
gaileti" ir pasitaisyti.
Is to ir is kitty visu zenk-
lu reikia nustatyti kad Sta
limo slapti agentai ir zudei-
kos tuoj bus pradeti pjau-
ii visose salyse kuT tik So
vietai isilinde, kaip greital
prasides koks nors rimtes-
mis- susikirtimas tarp sovle'
tu ir vakaru demokratiju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
VEL
VYRLAUSYBES
SUIRUTE
b. NJ A c X E ZIE

Paryzius. = Prancuzijos
naujai sudarytas ministry
kabinetas, SUI premjeru Ro-
bert Schuman, vel sugriu-
vo, vos ga valandas gyva-
yes, kuomet parliamente jo
politika diduma atstovu ne
pareme.
Prezidentas Auriol, kuris
SUI visais kitais socialistais,
Xxi siol ignoravo Generola
De Gaulle, dabar matyda-
mas kad kabineto krize ne
galima pataisyti, kreipesi i
stipru De Gaulle, prasyda-
mas jo paramos. De Gaul-
lie kalbinamas prisideti su-
darymui tautos vie n y b e S
vyriausybes, Xxi bus praves-
ia nauji parliamento rinki-
mai. De Gaulle, jau pernai
dalyvaudamas miestu val
dybu rinkimuose, laimejo
40 nuos. balsu. Jis tiki vi
suotinuose parliamento rim
kimuose nusluoti visas XII
tas partijas.
Paryziuje komunistai is
sauke naujus streikus. Ko-
munistai ir socialistai bio
De Gaulle, kuri isstume is
valdzios >po 1945 metu sa-
lies islaisvinimo.
Komunistai kursto darbi-
ninkus sukilti, uzdeti "savc
valdzia", sake, "tam valan.
da jau atejo".
Komunistu manifestas ra'
gina Prancuzija pasirinkt
tarp 'demokratines yaldzios
kuria atstovauja komunis
tai, ir "skurdo ir vergijos
Amerikos . imperialistams"
kurie nori Prancuzija pa
vergti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
LIETUVIQ DAINOS
VOKISKAI

zinomas Vokietis, Vytauto
D. universiteto Kaune profeso-
rius V. Jungfer'is, paruose gra-
zu 124 pusl. Lietuvisku dainu
rinkini Vokieciu kalba. Isleido
"Patrijos" leidykla Tuebinge-
me. Neseniai 81 leidykla isleido
to paties autoriaus puikia kny-
ga apie Lietuva taip pat Vokie-
ciu kalba, net 800 psi. stoiNmo.
Jau baigiamas spausdinti ir
81 rudeni bus isleistas V. Pet
raicio paruostas Lietuviskai-
Angliskas zodynas, apimas apie
10000 zodziu ir turis per 600
psi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
SALES ApsaugOs

SALES ApsaugOs Sex
retorius J. Forrestal lsake
u. S. Armijos, Laivyno ir (:
Orc Jegu bendrai komisijai
isdirbti suvienodinta pro-
grama sekimui ir sulaiky-
mui komunistu veiklos ka-
riuomenes tarpe. Komunis-
tai vyrai nebus paliuosuo-
jami nuo tarnybos kariuo-
meneje sulyg drafto lstaty..
mo, bet norma apsisaugotl
kad jie neisigautu j atsako-
mingas vietas, kur galetu
butt kenksmingais.
Nauju patvarkymu, zino-
mi komunistai bus pasall-
nami is dabar ju uzimamu
vietu kariuomenes vadovy-
beje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
EDUARD BENES
MIRE :.

Rugs. 3, nelaisveje savo
mazoje ukeje netoli Pra-
hos, mire buves Cekoslova-
kijos prezidentas E. Benes.
Kai pereita ziema komuni-
stai uzgrobe Cekoslovakijos
valdyma, Benes atsisake
pasirasyti Maskvoje paga-
minta jo saliai konstituci-
ia. Nuo tos dienos komu-
nistai j lake po arestu 10
ukyje. Benes buvo GA metQ
amziaus. Mire, be abejo, is
sielgrauzos ir baimes, ne
zinodamas kas 10 laukia.
10 laidotuvems komunis-
tu valdzia sutrauke tuks-
tancius policijos ir snipu,
kad kartais liaudis nesukil-
tn prizes naujus pavergeJus'
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TUOMI GRASINA IR MASl<NAI NESI-
KESINTI MIESTA UzGRoBTI

Berlyno blokados, sovietai
visai nerodo moro blokada
baigti. Priesingai, sovietu
lektuvai daznai skraido pa
zemiais virs Americas Ber-
lyno srities, tikslu ke".kti
Americas lektuvams gabe-
nantiems j Berlyna maista
ir reikmenis.
Rugs. 5, sovietai sueme
sesis Americas karius Ber-
lyme, kuriu viena tuoj pa
leido, del kitu reikia SUI So
vietais vesti tarybas.
Tokios tai tasynes Ber-
lyme eina.
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Sovietu $nipoi No
reio A-Bonnbos

IS Washingtono skelbia
kad sovietu snipu tyrineji-
mas privede jau Xxi tick
kad netrukus galima tike-
tbs atskleidziant paslapciu
kaip Maskvos agentai, par
sidaveliai ir isdavikai Ame-
rikieciai buvo asti prisiar-
tine prie pagrobimo atomi-
mes bombos paslapciu.
Naujos snipu gaujos at
skleidimas padarys visus
kitus Xxi siol sovietu snipu
susekimus bereiksming a i S
prizes ta nauja snipijada,
tyrinetojai tikrina.
Jau zinoma kurie Ameri-
kos pasamdyti mokslinin.
kai buvo pradeje isduoti
atomines bombos paslaptis
Rusijai prizes karo pabaiga.
Tame darbe sake yra ISL
vele atomines bombos mok-
slininkai, Rusijos diploma
tai, Hollywood artistai, Ell
lie aukstu Washingtono val
dzios nariu ir kitty.
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AUSTRALIJOS LIETUVIAI
ISLEIS LAIKRASTI

Siuo metu Australijoje yra per
1000 naujai atvykusiu Lietu-
viQ tremtiniu. Mazdaug toks
pat Lietuviq skaitius buvo jau
is seniau. Nemazi Lietuviu bu-
rial yra pakeliui j 81 krasta.
Nors jie visi yra labai ismo-
tyti po platuji kontinenta, Wis
delto jie galvoja isleisti rotate
riumi spausdinama laikrasti.
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BIZNIO korporacijos visoie
salyje raginamos pasiimti ant
saves pareiga kovoti su inflia-
CHA, su nesuvaldomu kainu XII
limu. Industries raginamos
deti pastangas nustatyta dar-
blngumo pastovuma, vengti de-
presiju, ir stengtis sulaikyti
placius iskrypimus savo uzsi-
mojimuose pasipelnyti.
Bizniai ir industrijos privalo
deti pastangas pakelti reikme-
nu tiekima Xxi tick kad ju bu-
tu pakankamai, tada nebus to-
kio didelio graibstymo ir kai-
nos gales sumazeti.
Bizniai privalo rupintis tar
navimu visuomenei, tiktai ta-
da jiems seksis. Savinauda ir
pasipinigavimas turf butt su-
laikyta, sake Holman, Standard
Oil Co. (New Jersey) preziden-
tas.
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RUSAI SAKO AMERI-
kAI "NEKISTI SA-
VO NOSIES"

Washington Valstybes
Sekretorius Marshall parei-
ske jog Amerika nusistate
tvirto pasipriesinimo politi-
kos prizes komunistu kelia-
mas suirutes Berlyne, ir
kartu parode pirstu j So
vietu agentus, kurie yra vi
su riausiu ir pasikesinimu
ruosejai ir vadai.
Sovietu agentu vadovau-
.jami Vokieciai komunistai
kelia visas riauses Vokieti-
joje ir uz Vokietijos ribu.
Sovietu ir Vokieciu ko-
munistu noras yra sutram-
dyti dabar tesiamas ketu-
riu vafstybiu tarybas Ber-
lyme, kur stengiamasi pri-
eiti gallo iksiol tesiamu ne
susipratimu Vokietijos Sos
tineje, sake Marshall.
Maj. Gen. Kotikov, sovie-
tu komendantas Berlyne,
iteike Amerikos komendan-
tut Pulk. Howley pareiski-
ma kad Amerika "nekistu
nosies" j tai kas dedasi Ru-
su kontroliuojamoje Berry,
no dalyje.
Pagrobe 19 Policininkq
Rugs. 9, Berlyne, Rusu
zonoje, kur randasi viso
Berlyno miesto rotuse, So
vietu palaikoma policija SUI
eme nelaisven 19 Vokieciu
policininku is Vakaru val
stybiu zonos, nors sovietai
buvo dave sutikima juos is
leisti grizti netrukdomai.
Del sitokio bolseviku pa
sielgimo Amerika uzprotes-
tavo, kartu su Anglia ir
Prancuzija. Betgi, sovietu
komendantas pataria Ame-
rikai "nekisti nosies" to-
kius sovietu darbus.
Berlyno rotuse buvo ko-
munistu apgulta per kelias
dienas; sovietu agentQ kur-
lstomi ir vadovaujami ko-
munistai reikalavo dabarti-
ne miesto valdyba pasisa-
Init ir uzleisti komunis-
tams miesta valdyti = taip
komunistai visur pagrobia
valdzia kur tik sovietu dur
tuvai jiems padeda.
Miesto valdyba, forma-
liai zmoniu rinkta, pasl-
trauke j vakarini Berlyna
Sovietu sargyba ir policlJa
lake rotuse apsupe, ir ka'
is los traukesi 46 vakarl
zonos policininkai, sovietr
kontroliuojama policija ap'
supo JUGS, pareikalayyo DO K?
kumentu, ir sueme ~ poll
cininku.
Berlynas grieztai pada
: lintas ! du paskiru miestu
; Komunistai savo dalyje sa
ko sudare savo miesto val
dvba. VakarQ Berlyne b
abejo susidarys savo val a,
: dzia. Kaip ilgai truks TX
komunistai visa Berlyn'
uzgrobs?
j TrukdO lektuvams
+ Nors Berlyne neva Elm
! tarybos tarp Vakarq ir SC
Ivietu atstovu del nukelim
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
BULGARIJOS SOW e t a

BULGARIJOS SOW e t a
paskelbe buk Amerikos vi
ce konsulas Sofijoje buves
sugautas snipinejimo dar-
be. Ir ten, kaip sesenai is
Maskvos buvo padaryta pa
nasus apkaltinimas Ameri-
kos valdininkui, yra tiktal
Maskvos vykdomas smeizi-
mas if priekabiu jieskoji;
mas.