davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana labor news., 1948-04-01

means a reduction Of taxes over
last year. This has been made
possible by the increased valu-
alton of property within School
District No. ! during the last
year.
All citizens are acutely aware that
costs have increased tremendously
Reliable statistics reveal that good,
and services have increased So. over
the prewar years OF 1895 To le2a Food
alone Ia. Increased, according to
Dunn Il Hradstfeet price lists, over %
per cent since price controls lapsed
on June 20. 1916. schools. operating
on restricted levics. have been ser.
iously pinchcd by this initiation for
their revenue has remained steady
while prices mounted. Therefore. To
keep the school reyenu. In lin, with
increased operating costs. the Butte
school board is submitting again this
year the mill levy To he voted on at
INV Nv Wv w ttiftt - W.
action at the polls will insure US con
tinucd aud an uninterrupted school
program. Similar action Is being tax
en by the majority OF Montana cities
Tho teachers this year have signed
u new contract on the same scale as
last year and therefore. are not r.
ceiying any additional increases II
salary. but new textbooks and supple.
are needed to carry On the work OF In,
Butte schools IN an efficient ma,in~,
SO that We can give our children IL.
best possible IN education.
Owing to the fact that the state lep
islature made no provisions for extr
funds for school districts within tn
state &0AR last yessfon. 1t is necet
Montana labor news., 1948-04-01
REPUBLICAN RENT EFFORT
IS |NFLAT|0NARY
NcCrath Points Out That Illegal Increases
Widespread ndcr Present COP Law

The action by Republican members of the House banking and
currency committee in adding a local autonomy provision to
the rent control bill designed to further weaken rent controls,
was assailed by Senator }. Howard McCrath, chairman of the
Democratic National committee.
"Republican efforts to weaken rent control will add to the
already inflationary trend in rents made possible by the weak
Republican mock rent control law already in effect" McCrath
Montana labor news., 1948-04-01
INDUSTRY PROFITS SMASH
ALL RECORDS IN 1947
Auto Industry Proved Most Adept Of All In
Couging Car-Hungry Public

New York-FP-American big business shattered all its
profit records, for peace or war, in 1947, the Wall Street Journ-
al reported March 20.
The newspapers annual survey of financial reports from
1872 companies in 20 industries showed the firms hauled in prof
its of $3.6 billion last year, a 1870 increase over 1916. Net prof
its for all corporations in 1916 showed a 1870 increase over
Montana labor news., 1948-04-01
Vote EWES At the School Election April
Levy NEEDED TO OPERATE
SCHOOLS next Term
Increased Valuation of District No. | Reduces
Amount of Levy Needed to II Mills

Last year the taxpayers Of Silver Bow county and school dis
trict No. l voted a 13-mill levy for the maintenance and opera
ton of the Butte Public School system. Under existing state
laws, this levy must be voted every year If we are to maintain
the efficiency Of our public schools. This year, however the
levy has been reduced two mills. = o instead Of voting for 4 49,
Montana labor news., 1948-04-01

1T is the business of the
old party politician to get
campaign contributions from
the rich and votes from the
poor on the ground that he
will protect one from the
other. Ameringer.
Montana labor news., 1948-04-01

q An economy that relies for
Il ainNM.tion on waste and
&t@G taking the road
to bkpde a. surely as the
dinosauP, Sethose creatures
that were a bulk and no
brains Stuart Chase.
Evening star., 1948-07-01
Mats
Continued From Page C-f)

quick recognition If his ability
merited it. Dickey told him that
Washington, with few farm clubs,
represented Weddington'S best
chance for rapid advancement to
the majors and so Weddington con-
ferred with Kuhel recently in Cleve-
land
The Indians, in fact. paid tor
Weddington's trip to talk to Kuhel.
They had invited him to Cleveland
for a trial and offered him a sub
stantial bonus. Branch Hickey OF
the Dodgers had sent Weddington
two gifts, but Weddington signed
with the Mats when they matched
Cleveland's offer.
The Mats are taking Wedding
tons word for it that he's polished
player. Nobody in the Washington
organization had seen him throw
or bat before he was signed and
shipped to the Lookouts.
Rained out here last night, the
Mats will battle the Athletics to-
night, with Ray Scarborough on the
mound against Philadelphia Lou
Brissie. Kuhel switched to Scar
borough from Walter Masterson,
who will open a three-game series
against the Yankees tomorrow
night at New York. Masterson
whipped the Yankees on five hits
in his only previous appearance
against them this season.
Evening star., 1948-07-01
Bog|ey Opposes Star
From indianapolis in
Schoo|boy Tennis
BY The Assoc 1tsd Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE. July l.
second-seeded Gil Bogley of Lam
don School in Washington met
Charles Devoe of Park School, In
dianapolis, seeded sixth in a quar-
ter-final match in the National in
tercholastic tennis championship
tournament here today.
Bogley and Teammate Jack Yates
already are a round ahead OF the
field In the doubles.
The other Washington entries in
the doubles bowed out In yester-
days only action. Dennis Hevener
and Winston Sutter Of Coolidge
lost, 60, 60, to Dick SQuires
and Gilmore Rothrock, second
seeded combination from the Hill
School at Pottstown, Pa, and Ray
Lewis and Ted Rogers Of Landon
lost, 2-6, Ga, 8-6, to Tom Valley
and Don Curtis of St. Mary's,
Menasna, Wis.
Other singles quarter-f finals be-
tween the tournaments seeded stars
today find George Gentry. hard
driving No. / standout from La
Jolla (Calif) High School, against
Tom Boys of st. Paul's School. Gar
den City, Long Island, seeded No. g.;
Tony Trabert, No. 3, of Walnut Hills
High, Cincinnati, Ohio, against Steve
Evening star., 1948-07-01
Coaches
Continued From Page CID

coaches always could be transferred.
1.-THE board is calling our hand" "
he said. But we're still in the driv.
er's seat. There are about IS coaches
in both white and colored schools
who will not coach next year unless
paid for the extra time they spend
at school"
All coaches think they have a
good case and that the public Is
sympathetic with them. They real
ize, one said, that the Board Of Edu-
cation has no funds to pay the extra
money sought, but that it could be
obtained by permitting high school
football teams to play at night. He
agreed, however, that the coaches
move had put the board on the spot.
The coaches, he pointed out, want
more money, not only for themselves.
but also for all teachers forced to
spend extra hours after school work.
ing with different groups.
One coach said he thought the
board would tell them to 90 ahead
and coach next year with promise
of trying to obtain more money for
them, but that today's action meant
an all-out fight.
Evening star., 1948-07-01
ennis
Continued From Page C-1.)

| Z
was called four times. Then she
held her own service to pull up "a
But Miss Hart did not crack. She
played steady tennis, beating of the
champions effort to win the set and
match, 6-3.
The women held the spotlight
while the two men singles f1nalists-
Bob Falkenburg of Hollywood, Calf.
and Jack Bromwich Of Australia
prepared for their title match to-
morrow.
| On the basis of their semif1nal
exhibitions yesterday Falkenburg
and Bromwich can use the rest.
The young Californian whipped
Gardnar Mulloy of Miami, Fla, g.
4, Ga, 8-6, while Bromwich out
lasted Josef Asboth of Hungary
e3, 14-12, 60. Observers agreed
the matches were pretty bad.
Mulloy and Falkenburg used up
only an hour and IS minutes of the
customers time, but Bromwich and
Asboth lobbed the ball from base
line to baseline for two hours and
10 minutes.
Mulloy was far of his game and
had no luck. Falkenburg tired and
could have been beaten, but Mulloy
couldn't master his strokes to per-
form the task.
There we're eight straight service
breaks in the Bromwich-Asboth af-
fair. Only one service ace was
struck and the players refused to
60 to the net. They just battec
the ball until some one missed.
There is a strong feeling here
that Bromwich will win tomorrow
The Aussie is determined to tri.
umph at Wimbledon and show hfs
home officials what mistake they
made in leaving him off their Davis
Cup squad.
One thing is certain, the eventual
winner will bear fair resemblance
to the big fellow who crushed ali
opposition here ayear ago-Jack
Kramer.
Evening star., 1948-07-01
Hogan Rated Favorite
lin Field Of 12O as
Detroit Golf Opens
By the kssocioted Press

DETROIT, July 1.-The biggest
little man in golf today, methodical
Ben Hogan of Hershey, Pa, who
wears both the National Open and
PGA crowns, led a field Of 12o OF
the Nations top-ranking linksmen
into the opening round Of the first
Motor City Open Championship to-
day at Meadowbrook Country Club.
Hogan, top money man of the
summer tour, squarely was the man
to beat as 90 pros and % -handi-
cap amateurs set out on the initial
1s-hole round Of the 72-hole stroke
play scramble over Meadowbrook's S
hilly 6,616-yard par 35-36-n
layout.
At stake in the four-day test, Is
holes each day, is $4,000 in prizes
50 900 to the winner, but the most
coveted prize OF the tournament
already is firmly in the hands OF
slender Marty Furgol, 30-year-old
North Hollywood, Calf, pro playing
out of Albuquerque. N. Mex.
F'urgol teamed with M. T. Patter-
son, Detroit amateur, yesterday to
win a best-ball pro-amateur feature
with an S-under-par 33-30-63. He
pocketed the keys to a bright yellow
Lincoln convertible, priced at $500.
Furgol carded 6-under-par 80
32-65 with his own ball to lead his
combination to a 1-stroke edge over
Al Smith, 32-year-old Winston
Salem, N. c., pro, and Amateur Don
Dawson who had 32-32-64. Smith
had an individual CT.
Hogan, playing with Jack Stiles
as his amateur partner, was among
three teams with best ball OF IS.
The open champ shot 68.
Evening star., 1948-07-01
League Leaders
AMERICAN.

Boudreau, Cleveland. .372. -
Runs bstted in-Williams Boston,
70; Di Maggio. New York, 90.
Runs-Williams. Boston. b9; d
Maggie. Boston, 81.
Hits-Williams, Boston, 81; Bou-
reau, Cleveland, 81.
Doubles-Willisms. Boston and Bou-
dreau. Cleveland. 19.
Home Runs-Di MaRgio, New York,
IS: Keltner, Cleveland. II:
Stolen bases-Coan, Washington, IL;
Dillinger. st. Louis. 8.
Strikeouts-Lemon, Cleveland 72'
Feller. Cleveland, SO.
Pitching--Raschi; New York: s-2'
SIS; Scheib, Philadelphia, 7-2, .777.
NATIONAL.
HoEmes. sattnfmMas'als bosson. ls5es S' Louis toi
Runs batted in-Sauer, Cincinnati,
SO; Kiner. Pittsburgh, So.
Runs-Musial, ST. Louis, 66; Kiner'
P'fsieursas HissmausIai, Sai St. Louis. 90; Ash
burn, Philadelphia, SO.
Doubies-Ennis, Philadelphia, 1s;
Russell, Boston and Marshall, New
Home runs-sauer, Cincinnati, 22;
Kiner. Pittsburgh, 10.
Stolen bases-Ashburn, Philadelpnla'
90; Torgerson. Boston, "A.
Strikeouts-Branca, Brooklyn, 7S;
Schmitz, Chicago, IS.
Pitching-Poat, New York; II. s16;
Brecheen. St: Louis and Riddle, Pitts
hlIrsh S-3, .To7,
Evening star., 1948-07-01

starting from scratch and that no.
player was certain Of q scholarship.
Rowland Is out of town at present,
Evening star., 1948-07-01
Loss Of 6. ". Scholarships
By Gridmen Held Routine

The football scholarships Of seven
members Of the George Washington
University football squad have been
Cancelled in what Athletic Publicity
Director Tom Coleman termed "a
routine occurrence. both at G. w.
and at an estimated 98 per cent Of
the colleges in the country"
Coleman said that athletic or
academic scholarships are not for
any given duration and If q student
did not make the grade in lessons
or athletics 1t was customary to take
away his scholarship.
The boys worked In spring practice
under 30 Rowland, new coach of
the Colonials. Rowland said when
he took over that everybody was
Evening star., 1948-07-01
Meets King George

MUIRFIELD, Scotland, July l
R.-Frank Stranahan of Toledo,
Ohio. who holds the British
Amateur golf title, was presented
to King George VI today.
II never met a king before"
Frank said. Il didn't know what
to say"
The presentation took place on
the lawn Of the Muirfeld golf
course, where Stranahan Is play
ing in the British Open.
THE King told me he thought
I turned my left hand too far
over when I grip the club" Frank
reported,
Evening star., 1948-07-01
Tenpin Sturs in Exhibition

Burke Luitich of Miami, Fla, ]
Orange Bowl Sweepstakes tenpin
champion. and T. Boyce johnson.
Washington star, will shoot an ex-
hibition match tonight at $50
o'clock at the Bethesda Bowling
Center.
Evening star., 1948-07-01
Law, Notre Dame Star,
To Coach Mt. St. Mury's
By the Assoeiated Press

EMM1TsBURG, Md, July l.
John Law, who captained Notre
Danes eleven in 1929, has signed
up for a year as head football
and basket ball coach at Mount
st. Mary's.
Law comes here from Holy Cross,
where he served last season as line
coach, and succeeds Steve Filopo-
wicz, who resigned last year after
a single season. He was a varsity
guard for three years at Notre
Dame.
Evening star., 1948-07-01

Potts, No. S, of Darlington School,
Rome, Ga, and Ernest Dubray, No.
4, of Lowell High School, San Fran
cisco, draws Bill Long, seeded seven,
from Newton High School, Elm
hurst, N. Y.
Evening star., 1948-07-01

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 3-4; Milwaukee, 1-9; second
game, 10 innings.
Toledo, 3.4; st. Paul. OILS.
kansas City, IL; indianapolis. Z.
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Lii tuviu zinios:
A merikOS Lietuv is:


zmoniu daug, ir jie visoki.
Taciau ju pagrinde, sakoma,
esanti kokia tai vienybe. Zy-
mus musu laiku anglas rasyto-
jas, Aldous Huxley, pasakoja,
zmogus gall tiketi Siam ar tam,
gall gyventi vienaip ar kitaip,
bet Wis jis turf pagrindini po-,
juti idealams, kuriuos giliai
vertina. Tie idealai, kaip tai
pasirodo, bendri visame pasau-
lyje. Keliauk Indijon, keliauk
Afrikon-visur rasi, kad EMO
mes gerbia dora, grozl, geru-
ma, ismintl.
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IR NUO ELEKTRINIU IVA

kuciu eglutes uzsidega, jeigu
nera atsargumo. stat per sias
Kaledas Scarsdale, N. Y, kilo
gaisras nuo eglutes, kuri buvo
papuosta elektrinemis zvakute-
mis-. National per neapsiziure-
jima ivyko "trumpas susijungi-
mas, t. ", susijunge pratrinti
elektros laidai.
Per ta gaisra zuvo, uzduses
dumuose, A. E. Normann, Faw-
cett Publications Inc. sekreto-
rius ir besigelbedama susizeide
10 zmona. Tx sunus issoko ]
sniego pusni nesusizeides.
Lietuvoje namuose niekas
elektriniu zvakuciQ nepripazls-
ia, bet, atsargiai elgiantis, gai-
srai atsitinka labai retail
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metal

52 metus gyvuodama islaike
lletuvlu tautos tradicijas, tau
TIM ldeala Amerikoje ir pleto-
Jo tautines kulturos kurybos
darbus. Ir dabar jos idealai
yra tie patys.
TMD mario mokestis metams
tik So; nariai gauna TMD lei
dziamas knygas ir kitokius ras-
tus nemokamai. siais 1949 m.
nariai gaus po dvi knygas:
"Dr. X. Griniaus Atsiminimai''
ir l.. Dovydeno, ''Mes Ieskom
PavasariO" nemokamai.
TMD skyriai yra visose di-
desnese lietuviu kolonijose nuo
Bostono Xxi Los Angeles ir Ka-
nadoje. Nariais gall butt pa
skiri asmenys, gyvena bet ku-
riam mieste ar valstijoje. Nuo-
sirdziai kvieciu stoti j TMD is
tremties atvykusius tautiecius.
Sia proga pranesu, kad TMD
centro valdyba nenustate TMD
nariams ir organizat o r i a m
nauju nariu prirasymo normu
skaiciaus, bet kurie prirasys po
5 naujus narius, gaus dovanu
pinigais ir knygomis; kurie prl-
rasys daugiau negu 5 narius,
gaus didesnes dovanas. Tad
kvieciu visus TMD narius II
mares j organizacinio darbo tai
ka! Laukdamas TMD skyrlQ
nariu sajudzio bel kurybinlo
darbo ir linkedamas vlslems
sekmes pasilieku
Su pagarba
Walter NJ. Chase,
TMD. Pirmininkas
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kULTURINIO DARBO METAL
l949 metal bus TMD naru audzo organzacno darbo
metal

Tevynes Myletoju Draugijos
centro valdybos nariai posedy-
je, ivykusiame gruodzio II d.,
1948 M, Waterbury, nutare ir
nuo sausio 1 d. 1949 m. skel-
bia TMD organizacini VAJQ.
Tas vajus tests per visus
1949 metus. Sic 1949 metal tu-
ri butt atzymeti TMD istorijo-
je, kaip kulturines kurybos me-
tai.
Skelbdami TMD organizacini
VAIN, mes, TMD centro valdy-
bos nariai, nuosirdziai prasome
TMD skyriu vadus ir narius
nedelsti, saukti nariu susirin-
kimus ir stoti j organizacin!
darba. Kvieciame koloniju vi
suomenes veikejus, professional
lus ir akademisku mokslQ lie
tuvius, ypatingai is tremties at
vykusius tautiecius, prisideti
prie musu kulturines ir orga-
nizacines veiklos sia proga.
Dziugu man, kad Waterburio
ir Hartfordo TMD skyriu ma
rial sutiko TMD vaju entuzias-
tiskai ir zada konkuruoti orga-
nizaciniame bel kulturiniame
darbe. Neabejoju, kad kltu
TMD skyriu vadai ir nariai su-
/ tiks organizacini vajQ su entu-
ziazmu ir kad visu koloniJV
taurieji lietuviai kulturininkal
prisides prize TMD kulturininku
1949 metu sajudzio = organl'
zacinio darbo talkos.
Kas gall butt TMD nariais
TMD nariais gall butt Wis
lietuviai ir lietuvaites be pa
sauleziuros ir tikybos skirtumt
| (isskyrus komunistus). TMl
ne partine ir ne politine, CRY
mai kulturine visuomeniska or
ganizacija, vienintele seniausi
Amerikoje. JOS steigejais buv
garbingieji DIR. Jono Basanavi
claus, DIR. Vinco Kudirkos ir dl
Jono slilpo ideologijos lietuvia
kultlrininkai. 81 draugija pc
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zmogaus TeisiQ Dek!aracija
AR 1q4s BUS ISToRIsKI METAL?

nj ir nekomunistini, tol EMO
gus savo teises ir laisves lures
pats ginti. UN gerai padare,
kad dave dar karta pasauliui
suprasti, kokios yra zmogaus
teises ir kas yra ju priesas.
Praeis keliasdesimt metu ir,
gal but, zmogaus teisiu doku-
mentas lydes kiekviena taip,
kaip j lydi jo kriksto vardas.
Tada 1948 metQ niekas is isto-
Rios neisbrauks.
DIR. B. T. DirmeikiS.
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IIllIIld. luO III pddlSklIldHld Cdu-
tos kentejimo prasme ir jos au-
kos. ii sudeda visas Wits j
nuostabia zinia, kuri apasklido
prizes pora tukstanciu metu ma
came Betlejaus mieste, kad jos
zemeje vel girls "Taika zemeje
geros valios zmonems".
S ndara: 1
siandie mes jau apsipratom
kitaip ziureti j Kaledu sventes
ir skirtingai jas ivertinti. Mes
nebejieskom ju prasmes toll
NOSE dausose arba kur nors
"isrinktoje zemeje" = Palesti-
ma vadinamoj, bet ta prasme
randame savo aplinkoje, bury
je artimQju ir isvien su jais
dziaugiames Kaledomis. Mes
nesijauciam, kad kas .nors XII
tas turetu spresti musu likima
arba rupintQsi musu ''ispirki-
mu". zmogus yra pats savo
laimes kalvis ir jis turf uztek-
tinai savyje pajegu praskinti
sau gyvenimo kelia.
Mes nei trupucio nemaziau
dziaugiames uz savo protevius
X | e d m i s. Tos sventes ir
NUNS yra broliskumo simboliu.
0 kas link taikos ir geros va
llos zmonese, tai mes ju nebe-
jieskom dausose, bet stengia-
mes lvykinti patys.
N Naujienos:
Miestu gyventojai palaipsniui
uzmirso sitos sventes gamtis-
ka reiksme. Bet pasilset ir pa
sllinksmint jie megsta ne ma
ziau, kaip ukininkai. Linksmos
kaledos pasiliko, taciau preky-
ba surado buda panaudoti jas
savo reikalui. Buvo sugalvotas
Diedukas arba Santa
Claus, kuris dalina dovanas
geriems vaikams. Sta intenci-
ia Americas krautuves parduo-
da uz bilionus doleriu prekiu.
Per menesi laiko eina Kaledu
Dleduko biznis, paskui kai
kurie zmones nueina vienai va
|andai u baznycia ir isklauso
giesmiQ If pamokslo apie Kudi-
kelio gimima Betlejuje...
Tiktai tick ir paliko rysio su
prasidejusia prizes
l9 suvirsum simtmeciu Pales-
tinoje.
'Taika zemeje, gera valia
zmonemsp' Kur siandien toji
aka? Ne Palestinoje, ne Graf
1ijoje, ne Centralineje ir Ryti-
1eje Europoje, ne Kinijoje, ne
.ndonezijoje.
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Negalime butt ramqs, Jelgu
broliai tebevargsta! Aukas siq-
skite:
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of America, Inc.
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Mozosios Lietuvos
Torybo

tijoje pradejo veikti Mazosios
Lietuvos Taryba. JOS daugu-
ma sudare is vokieciu kalejimq
ir koncentracijos stovyklu is
ejusieji Mazosios Lietuvos vel
kejai. ! taryba iejo 80 nariu.
! Is ju tarpo buvo sudarytas Ma
zosios Lietuvos Tarybos prezi-
dumas, kuris po ivykusiu ivai-
riQ pasitvarkymu siuo metu
yra tokios sudeties: E. Simo-
MATHS, A. Puskepalis, DR.. DID,
dzys, mok. M. Purvinas ir uki-
ninkas Zubaitis.
Taryba pradedama savo dar-
ba paskelbe, kad il yra tesinys
1913 metals lapkricio 16 d. su-
kurtos Mazosios Lietuvos Tau
tos Tarybos, kuri tada pareis-
ke, kad Mazoji Lietuva turf
priklausyti Lietuvai.
Tada Tarybos tik dalines vii
tvs pasiteisino ir tik Klaipedos
krastas prie Lietuvos buvo pri-
jungtas. Bet dar pasiliko XII
toje puseje Nemuno lietuviskos
sritys apie Tilze Isrute, Gum
bihe, kurios prie Lietuvos ne
buvo prijungtos. Todel ir 1916
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Taryba pasistate sau uzdaviniu
daryti visas pastangas, kad vi
sa Mazoji Lietuva butu prijun-
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galutine taika j ta Europos da-
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turejo galimybe matytis SUI vi
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dirba kick pajegia. Bet darbe
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toju skyriu. Jie jungia apie
10000 Mazosios Lietuvos lietu-
viu, siandien gyvenanciu uz
stovyklu ribu ir daznai labal
sunkiose materialinese salygo-
Sc. Dauguma skyriu ir narlu
yra Vokietijos anglu valdomo-
je zonoje.
Paskutiniuoju metu Mazosios
Lietuvos Tarybos spaudos sky
RUS isleido lietuviu ir vokieciu
kalbomis informacinl lie din
"Krivule". Leidinys gaus a !
iliustruotas ir bus placial pa
skleistas. Greitu laiku tiklma-
81 isleisti ir daugiau "Krivules'
numeriu. Tas spaudos skyrius
;. isleido ir dvi Vyduno parasy-
tas knygeles. Tai Gyvenimas
Prusu Lietuvoje, Elm Nachlass'
Pirmoji isleista lietuviu ir vo-
kieciu kalbomis.
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Teise, apie kuria visi
DIP sapnuoja

Deklaracijos 14-tas straps
mis- duoda zmogui teise sugrlz-
tt j savo kilmes krasta, kada
jis tik nori. Lietuviams trem-
tiniams tokia teise butu ypatin-
gal brangi, jei. :. jei jie gale
tu pasinaudoti be baimes, kad
ju sugrizimas nereiks jiems
mirties, kalejimo ar istremimo.
Deja, Deklaracijos straipsnis
nekalba nieko apie tai, kur il
kas skqsis ir kokios valstybes
gins ir uztars ta, kurs pasiti-
kedamas tokios. kilnios Dekla-
racijos teisemis, sugrizes j Lie
tuva pasijus apgautas.
Ir Deklaracijos autoriai ge-
raj zinc, kaip dabar gerbiamos
ir kaip ateityje gales butt ger
biamos zmogaus teises SovietQ
valstybese. Pavlovas komisijo-
je irodinejo, kad "zmogaus Tel
siu Deklaracija'' terra reikalin-
ga tik Amerikai ir kittens ka-
pitalistiniams krast a m S, ne $
Sovietu Sajungoje visos "zmo-
gaus teises" jau senai surasy-
! tos Stalino konstitucijoje ir
jau jos visos senai pilnai igy-
| vendintos. Jam kiti atstovai
atsakinejo, kad jei is viso
"zmogaus Teisiu Deklaracija"
reikalinga, tai tik tam, kad ga
letu butt apsaugotas zmogus to-
kiose demokratijose, kokia yra
Sovietu Sajunga. Ma, ir isejo
taip, kad krastai, kuriems tik-
raj reikalinga zmogaus teisiu
deklaracija, atsisake ia priim-
ii. Kan il tada reikalinga?
Blkime tikri, kad kol pasau-
lis bus padalytas j komunisti-
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M a r G u t i 5 /:

.budama patti pirmoji ru-
sisko komunistinio imperializ-
mo auka, Lietuva tiki j teise-
tumo laimejima, j zmonijos sa-
Zines atbudima if laisves atgi-