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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-05

Lords prayer; Christmas Story,
when Wise Men Appeared" by
Charlotte wiley; recitation,
Signs, by Phyllis Hodges; a
medley of Christmas carols, play
ed by Mrs, Enda Smith, which
had been recorded by her son,
Donald, who is in the service.
Mizpah benediction, the gift eX-
After Mizpah benediction, the
gift exchange was enjoyed by
members.
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS
Miss Catherine Roosa and Mr..
Dorance Rockenbaugh entertain
ed the following friends at the
formers home at 305 Elwood
Ave. Thursday evening: Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Hill, Miss Frieda
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Cunningham,
Mr.. John Ed Mayors, Miss Ruth
George, Mr.. Robert McKitrick,
Miss Mary Drake, Miss Mary E
lizabeth Andrews, Mr.. Bob Nit
chell, Mr.. Richard Cook, Mr. Bill
McKitrick, and Mr.. Lloyd Moore.
The evening was spent playing
progressive euchre, after which
refreshments were served.
PILGRIM CIRCLE
Pilgrim Circle will meet at the
home of Mrs. Marie Randall and
following program will be given:
Quotations, Mrs. Ruth Scott, "The
Law of the Cross" Mrs. Harriet
Hazen; "The Cross, Marie Ran
dali; Joseph the Dreamer" Mrs.
Mable Thrall Another New
Year." Mrs. Bertha Arnold.
UNITED CIRCLE
United Circle of The Kings
Daughters will be entertained
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Helen Rausch with Mrs.
Eleanor Cameron, assistant hos
tess. Program will be: devotion
ais, and study Sara, Joanna
Beightler; Silver Cross, Bernice
Springer.
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BIRTHDAY GUESTS

On Friday evening, a delight
full birthday dinner was given by
Mrs. S. l.. Cullman and her son
at their home at 231 w. Fourth
ST., in honor of Mr.. Cullman
Guests in attendance were Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Beck, Nof this city;
Mr., and Mrs. Carl Hutchinson
of Worthington; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chang, of Shanghai, China.
Mr.. Chang is secretary Of
Chinese Industrial Co-operatives
and is in this country visiting
friends and relatives. Two of his
five children, all of whom are
graduates of Chinese colleges,
are taking postgraduate work at
Ohio State university.
Mrs. Chang was born and rails
ed in New York city and met
Mr.. Chang while he was in this
country attending college. They
were married in 1912 and have
since made their home in China,
where Mr.. Chang could pursue
his life work in the educational
field Before returning to China,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chang expect to
visit Mrs. Chang's parents in
New York and also visit the t.
V. A. project in Tennessee, re-
turning to China in August. -
Following the dinner, the en-
tire party were guests of Advis-
ory Council No. ii which was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Mcmahon. After the bus
mess meeting, the Changs gave
an interesting talk on China's
problems. Mrs. Chang, being very
active in social and nutritional
problems, and Mr.. Chang being a
former college professor and pro-
vincial education director, the
talks were most inspiring and in
structive.
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ENTERTAINED AT DINNER

Mr. and Mrs. Otis Wolgamot,
of w. Eighth ST., Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wolgamot, and daughter,
Lynne, of Marion; and Miss
Susan Raub enjoyed a dinner
New Years day at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wolgamot,
of w. Fifth st.
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LEESBURG GRANGE

Leesburg Grange No. 2678 will
hold its regular meeting Thurs
day promptly at 8 p. m. All new
officers are urged to attend. The
economics committee will serve
chill. A small fee will be charged
to cover the cost.
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WATKINS LADIES AID

The Watkins Ladies Aid will
meet Thursday with Mrs. Fred
Bumgarner at 1851 N. Maple
st. Assistant hostess will be Mrs.
Hazel Auckland
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PLAIN CITY COUPLE
MARKS 81 ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Dewitt,
Plain City Rt. 3, celebrated their
62nd wedding anniversary on
Christmas Day.
Their childrenlwere present for
a pot-luck dinner the Sunday fol-
lowing Christmas in honor of the
occasion. Those attending were
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Dewitt, son,
Neil, and daughter, Janet, Of
Louisville, Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. C..
E. Scott, son, Donald and daugh-
ter, Eldried McKitrick, of Lin
worth; Mrs. Blanche Bailey, of
jerome, Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Arm
old; Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Arnold,
daughter, Avis, and sons, Lloyd
and Ed, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Smith and daughters, Barren and
Marie, of MarySville.
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TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

Mrs. Daniel Eby, of Milford
Center was taken to Doctors
hospital for treatment Sunday, in
the Glenn Reed ambulance.
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PREsBYTERIAN LUNCHEON

The ladies of the Presbyterian
Sunday School will have cover
ed dish luncheon at p. m. Friday
at the church.
A short program, recreation and
an important business meeting
in the interest of the church
school will follow.
All women of the church are
welcome to the luncheon and
program.
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IT \- II
25TH ANNIVERSARY

The 25th wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ
Shields was observed with fam
lily dinner, Friday evening. A
lovely chest of silver was present
ed to them by their children.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman Wilson and child
rem, Dennis and Dianne; Mr.. and
Mrs. Abe Ransome and children,
Linda Sue and Pat; Mr. and Mrs,
Paul Cramer, Emma 10, Charles
r., Tommy, and Charlotte Jane
Shields, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M.
Shields.
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Con1ings, Goings
Around
Morysville

ton d. c., and Miss Mona Martin,
of Chicago, presided over the sill
yer service.
For going away, the bride
changed to a cinnamon brown
gabardine suit with alligator ac-
cessories and wore the white or
chids from her bridal bouquet.
The bride is a graduate of
Miss Faulkner's girls school and
will graduate in June from Ober-
lin college. Mr.. Dutro is a grad
uate of Marysville high school,
served 312 years in the Air Corps
and will graduate in February
from Oberlin, maioring in geo.
logy. He will be assistant debate
coach at Oberlin next semester,
and will work on his masters
degree.
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Clubs and
Organization
Activities
Club Calender

at $50 p. m. East school building.
Mrs. Lillian Kirby, leader.
Girl Scout Troop III will meet
at p. m. East school building.
Mrs. Everett Worthington, lead
er.
Marysville Kiwanis club dinner
at Dinner Bell, p. m. A good
attendance is desired.
Blue Star Mothers, 8 p m. in
Armory. Installation of officers.
Members are asked to bring sales
tax.
i Ace of Clubs Bridge club at
home of Mrs, Merrill Turner, w.
Fifth st.
Benevolent Society of Trinity
Lutheran church, 1880 p m. at
Parish school building.
TUESDAY:
Women's Parliament at p. m.
ht home of Mrs. Carrie Shearer,
2 W. Fifth st.
Lions club dinner at Buffers
Restaurant, at $50 p. m.
Acknowledging Guild, 7:30 p.
M. at home of Mrs. Helen Overly,
W. Fourth St
United Circle at home of Mrs.
Helen Rausch, E. Eighth ST., 1880
Up. m.
In AS Much Circle, at the
home of Mrs. Marjorie Spain,
p. m. N Maple st.
Pilgrim Circle at home of Mrs.
marie Randall on S. Main ST., 7:30
p. m.
Mayflower Circle, at home of
Mrs. Erma Rhoades, 8 p. m. W.
Fourth st.
Circle of Service, 8 p. m. at
home of Mrs Bernard Clarridge
Mrs. Natalie Hall, assistant hos
tess.
Silver Cross at home. of Mrs.
Aillian Coleman, on Dunham ave.
at 8 p. m.
Puritan Circle at 8 p. m. at
home of Mrs. Cecil Riser, N.
Maple st.
Circle of Light at home of Mrs.
! Rose Baker, w. Fifth ST., 8 p. m.
Mrs Miriam Graham, assistant
hostess
! Board of Deacons of Presby-
terian Manse at p. m.
Boy Scout Troop 101 at p. M
Methodist church, George Over
y, scoutmaster.
Priscilla Reading Circle will
meet at the home of Mrs. Anna
Burns, on E. Fifth ST., at 7:30
pm.
Wednesday:
Trustee meeting at the home of
Rev. George Snyder, w. Sixth St
Girl Scout Troop | will meet
at p. m. East school building.
Mrs. Robert Wagner, leader.
The Missionary Society of
Springdale Baptist church will
meet at home of Mrs. Jesse Nc
n n
wv G - G oro,,n 7 ~ . y NJ
- bonoo of M nj z Sharf r
IsetS e. - - M uaro1d cnrao,,o
1aadar ~
Nv e e oronn TT will meet
at home Of Mrs: E. H. Hatton,
532 W. flttn ST. p. M MIS-
Scott Wortnington' leaoer,
w. ,. 7. ,. group VIII meet
at p. m. nome Oh Mrs. Dorotny
FRAZER o45 N. MAN ST. MIS-. Dei-
mas CleVenger' leaoer,
Mlzpah Circle at l:5o P. m. al
home OF MIS-. Myrue DAVIS ..
Maple ST.
rh,.sav.
Mon,er,s Afternoon oro,,n Of
-, ,,tharan Miss;onarv Co.
80, - par;sh bo,,sa ~ ! On y N
- E.,o,,;aa - aroun of Tr;nitv nth
- H;as;eaonI coo;atu n par-
-. 90 hauro - 7.ao ~
Regular meeting OF Ladies
Auxiliary, 8 p. m. at home OF
Mrs. Roy Burns, 3lO Z. Fifth ST.
MRS. Phyllis Baldwin VIII nave
-paper on Legislative"
V. F. Wars weekly card party
8 p. m. Everybody welcome.
IL IL
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McGUFFEY LITERARY CLUB

On New Years day, the post
poned meeting of the McGuffey
Literary club was held at the
home of Mrs. Edna Smith, on
Vine St, with a turkey and chick
en- dinner. Mrs. Martha Fry was
assistant hostess.
Mrs. Catherine Griffin, pres
ident, presided over the meeting
with the group singing Joy to
the World. During the business
session, the following officers
were elected: president, Viola
Bowersmith; senior vice, Mrs.
Ethel Johnson; Junior vice, Mrs.
Mary Schuler; secretary, Mrs.
Ola Alexander; and treasurer,
Mrs. Ilo Mohler.
The following program then
was given: Quotations" prepar-
ed by Mrs. Mildred Hurd, with
roll CALL, was answered by l6
members, with Mrs. Pearl Miller,
of Springfield, former resident
of their city, and honorary men,
Der of the club, being present.
In the absence of Mrs. Leila
Hegenderfer, who was unable to
be present, Mrs. Ola Alexander
presided over the following pro-
gram: Devotionals, and hymns,
20 Little Town of Bethlehem, ,
and "It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" with special prayer and
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WEDDING CEREMONY

At an informal wedding cere-
mony performed Christmas eve
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
d. LoSey, in York Center, their
daughter, Martha January, eX-
changed wedding vows with Err
nest Doudna, of Redwood. Rev.
Charles Cramer officiated at the
Single-ring ceremony which took
place before the lighted Christ
mas tree.
The bride wore an aqua crepe
street length dress with silver
accessories. They will make their
home on a farm, near Redwood.
The occasion also was the 44th
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. LoSey.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-05

Thursday:
Women's Afternoon group of
Trinity Lutheran Missionary So
'ciety at Parish house at 1:30 p. m.
Evening group of Trinity Luth-
eran Missionary Society in Par
lish house at 1880 p. m.
Regular meeting of Ladies
Auxiliary, 8 p. m. at home of
Mrs. Roy Burns, $40 E. Fifth ST.
Mrs. Phyllis Baldwin will have
paper on Legislative.
v. F. Wars weekly card party,
%. m. Everybody welcome.
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ENTERTAINS CLASS

Mrs. Richard L. Cameron en-
tertained the boys and girls of
her Sunday School class f-the
Presbyterian church at party at
y o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The
afternoon was spent playing
games and singing songs. Win
ners of the games were Richard
Miller and Sandra Stricken.
Miss Louise Henry, assistant
and secretary of the class, read
clever riddles for the children
to guess. Then the time came for
refreshments of hamburger and
weiner sandwiches, Christmas
cookies, and coca cola. The sand
wiches and other refreshments
were prepared and served by
John Simpson and Richard Mil
Ter.
Members of the class that were
present were: Sandra Stricken,
Nancy Hall, Richard Shearer,
Sally Sanders, Billy Gorton, Lar
ry Ohnsman, Geraldine Thomp-
son, Richard Miller, John Simp-
son, Virginia MacIvor, Karen
Sharrer, Miss Louise Henry,
three guests Lee, Ralph, and
John Simpson, and the hostess,
Mrs. Cameron.
Nv
WATCH NIGHT PARTY
Miss Jean Ann Sanks and Miss
Martha Ingram, of Milford Cen
ter, entertained at a Watch Night
party, New Years eve, at the
home of Miss Shanks on Chest
nut st. The evening included
games, attending the midnight
show at the Avalon, and a late
buffet supper.
Those who attended were Miss
es Thelma Barger, Maxine Trees,
Rilla Carrick, Mary Leach, Hell
en- Adair DeVoss; Messrs. Phil
Ferryman, Charles Stillings, Le-
roy Holt and John Slaughter, all
of Milford Center; and the hos
tesses, Miss Shanks and Miss In
gram.
IL \-ll- IL
25TH ANNIVERSARY
The 25th wedding anniversary
! of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ
Shields was observed with a fam
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ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT

MA LOW LII OIffOLE
The Mayflower Circle will
meet at the home of Mrs. Edna
Rhoades, 8 p. m, w. Fourth ST.,
with the following program CIV
en-: quotations, Marguerite Smith,
.csevotionals, Days of Our Years"
and prayer, Erma Rhoades; topic.
''Fiction of the Bible" Hattie
Hamilton; Silver Cross, Flo Cor
don and special number, Mrs. Or
'pha Gray.
Evening star., 1948-07-05
\XE;'7 i5S; 75is'

DANCING.
Square dance, sponsored by District
Recreation Department, Thomson Center,
Twelfth and L streets NV, $50 o'clock
tonight.
sixteenth and q streets NV. 8 O'Clock
tonight.
Washington Redskins, Hotel Statler,
Exchange Club. willard Hotel. 1918
'I'1 Wai fpnstres: Street Journal, willard Hotel.
1915 pm. tomorrow.
MEETING.
- Henry W Lawton Camp 1 No I,
street NV. s o'clock tonight.
chSreS Msfe of the sIspnsn' Ist1sr Day Saints
SPECIAL rxHIBITs.
Library of Censress. First and East Cap
itol n, streets & SCI open & IN. to ~ Pm m
raf' orisinai kacook a Abbey copy g OF Of the Magma
Carta on loan from the British govern.
from the Lessins ]. Rosenwald collection.
including the first printed classic Of SCIENCE
frst ar English H"n9f PRINTER, % through September
page "autobiosraphy," for an indefinite
Barnet Alden Gallery, 1877 Randolph
place NV. showing American Contempos
fary falntlOgS, " 10 ~ pm. WeckOdso nAo
Silver sDrins Gallery Of Art. s216
Flower avenue open 10 am: to 5 Pm ,nd
water coiors by F'J Denis Beatty. Bella
Kuddisch weinberg and Tracy C. Coleman
street and New York avenue NV, open sn
80 p,m. SATURDAYS and to 5 pm sun,
dayS psntnss BY MaTsaTet ret dStes Wi,m Iths
Calfre. through September .12 and water
colors by artists of WASHINGTON, for an
Phillips Memorial Gallery, 1900 Twenty
first street NV, open p.m; TO pm;
SUNDAYS. II am to 10 pm, Mondays an, and
inss BY Marjorie Phillips, for an indefinite
National Archives. exhibition hall, Con-
Ninth streets NV. open s:45 am. to 5:1b
pm; weekdays IG 30 pm to . ; pm Pm:
DAYS and holidays; exhibition eommemo:
rating the Tooth annlVersary OF laying OF
ns msnt eshDt Sn nf he 5osh
anniversary of the establishment Of the
NAVY Department including naval docu,
National Gailery Of ART; sixth street
and %eesdsys fgsnus and N% to oPen no
pansy' gfsfns the a MeIion, kress Wid.n.r and
donors, for an indefinite period.
Fish and Wildlife Service, under main
lobby in Commerce Department Building.
Fourteenth and E streets NV, open 9
am to 4 pm daily: display of animals
and fresh water Ash, for an indefinite
FOR SERyTCEMEN.
Armed Services YMCA. 1888 q street
NV, gym and swimming pool open all
day.
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club.
1915. L street, NV; lounge. library, writ
ing desk, billiard tables. radio.
Servicenens Victory Center, 1113 Penn
sylvania avenue wv; free canteen; open
daily, noon to midnight.
Evening star., 1948-07-05
Navy Man Seriously Hurt
DIVING From Beach Pier

A sailor stationed at the Naval
Gun Factory suffered possible
fractured neck Saturday in diving
accident at North Beach, Md.
Oficials Of the Calvert County
Hospital, Prince Frederick, identified
him as George Irving, "a, OF the
Navys Deep Sea Diving School at
the Gun Factory. His condition was
described as serious
Town police said he was injured
diving from a pier into shallow
water.
Evening star., 1948-07-05
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DUNOJAUS KON-
FERENCIJA

Belgrade vyksta konfe.
rencija Dunojaus laivinin-
kystes reikalams- s-aptarti. Jo-
je iskyla nesutarimai tarr
dvieju labiausiai suintere-
suotu pusiu: USA ir Sovie-
tQ Sajungos. USA reikalau-
ia laisvo susisiekimo Duno-
jumi, tue tarpu kai sovietu
planas numato atiduoti kon-
trole j bolseviku rankas.
Tuoj po karo sovietai susi-
siekima Dunojumi nutrauke
uzdarydami upe ties Linzu,
ant sovietu ir Amerikieciu
Austrijos zonu sienos.
sioje konferencijoje daily
vauja 11-kos valstybiu atsto-
val.
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kONGRESAS GREIT
ISSISkIRSTYS

Kongreso special sesija
nlepasizymi darbingumu. Pc
keliQ <! dienu Kongresas grei-
ciausiai ir issiskirstys, nieko
apciuopiamo neivykdes, O
tik paroles savo priesingu-
ma Prezidentui Trumanui.
Atrodo, kad Kongresas
nutars skirt 65 milijonus
doleriQ UN organizacijos
manu- statymui. Misri komi-
sija dar prieme manu- statv-
bos programos istatyma, su-
teikianti visa eile palengvi-
nimu manu- statyme. Jis dar
lures praeiti pro Sonata ir
pro Atstovu Rumus. Xiii
Trumano programos punk
tai greiciausiai ir paliks ne
svarstyti. :.
Republikonai, nutare tre-
ciadieni Kongreso specialia
sesija uzbaigti.
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BERLYNAS LAUKIA
BLOKADOS GALLO

Rysium SUI pasitarimais
Maskvoje Berlyne laukiama
greitos blokados pabaigos
Sovietu Pasiulymas Ber.
lynieciams gyvenantie m S
Amerikieciu, Anglu ar
Prancuzu zonose, naudotis
sovietu teikiamu maistu .ju
zonoje nerado atgarsio. Ber-
lynieciai demonstratyviai at
sisaKe sovietu pagalbos ir
tik nepilnas 1f6 pasinaudojo
siuo sovietu pasiulymu.
HAMBURGAS, = Cia at
vyko pirmoji moteru karo
belaisviu partija is Sibiro
il susideda is $40 baisiai is
vargusiu ir apiplysusiu Vo-
kieciu moteru.
Daugiau negu puse mote
ru belaisviu, kurios buvc
priverstos dirbti vyru darba
sunkiausiose salygose ka.
syklose, ismire, pareiske at.
vykusios.
GLE, Pietu Amerikoje
ivesta istatymas prizes ko.
munistu partija ir visa ju
veikima. Komunistai mega.
les statyti kandidatu lake
rinkimu, ir negales but:
darbo uniju nariais. Dabal
/ seine esantiems 20 komu.
nistu atstovu bus leista is.
baigti ju terminus, po te
jie negales daugiau kandi.
datuoti. ,
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Komunizmas Yra Didziausias
Amerikos Priesas
Susekto Doug Sovietu Snipu

Elizabeth T. Bentley, 81
metQ moteris, ilga laika sni.
pinejusi Sovietu Sajungai
nupasakojo visa savo veiklos
istorija Senatoriaus Fergu-
son vadovaujamai Senate
Investigators komisijai.
Bentley is jaunu dienu do.
meJosi socializmu ir komu-
nlzmu ir prizes sesius metus
lstojo i komunistu partija.
Ienai j susipazino su Rusi-
loje gimusiu Amerikos pile
clu Golos ir 10 itakoje prade-
10 snipinejimo darba Sovietu
SaJungai. JOS vardu buvo
adresuojami laiskai is Kama
dos ir Meksikos, kuriuos il
perduodavo Golos. Toliau jai
teke sueiti j rysius su Mr..
Remington, is kurio il rink
davo komunistu buckles ir
taip pat gaudavo informaci-
ju apie WPB War Produc-
tion Board) veikla. Reming-
ton buvo WPB valdininkas.
1nformacijas Bentley per-
duodavo zmogui vadinamam
"Bill, turinciam tiesiogini
rysi SUI Maskva. il jam per-
davusi ir sintetines gumos
is atmatQ gaminimo formu-
le. Bentley pareiske, kad il
kiekviena savaite vykdavo
is New Yorko j Washington
ma surinkti informaciju. Jos
apskaiciavimu Washingtone
atsakomingiausiose vietose
sedejo tarp 30-50 Maskvos
agentu ir komunizmo simpa-
tiku. kurie teikdavo infor-
macijas jai ir kittens sovie-
tu snipams reguliariai. Kar-
tais ju patiektus davinius il
galedavo susideti j savo pi-
nigine, kartais betgi jais uz-
pildydavo istisa lagamina.
Po Golos mirties Bentley
dirbo kartu su Earl Browd-
er, komunistu partijos gal
va. Bentley pareiske, kad
negalejusi suzinoti vieno as
mems pavardes, zinomo "Al"
vardu. IS atvaizdo laikrasty-
ie j atpazinusi jane pirma-
j sovietu ambasados sekre-
toriu.
(Pabaiga ant 5-to pusl.)
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PASITARIMAI SU
STALINU

Stalinas kalbejosi nakti i:
pirmadienio j antradieni su
Amerikos, Anglijos ir Pran-
cuzijos ambasadoriais savo
kabinete Kremliuje. Nieko
neskelbiama apie sio pasta
rimo turin, kurjs tesesi virs
dvieju valandu,- bet vakaru
alijantu sluoksniuse del :io
jauciami optimistiski nusi-
teikimai.
Po pasikalbejimo su Stall
nu Amerikos, Anglijos ir
Prancuzijos ambasadoriai
taresi tarpusavyje del nauju
zingsniu rvsium SUI Berlvno
krize ir visais kitais Vaka-
ru-Rytu nesutikimo klau-
simais.
IS Paryziaus pranesama,
kad vakaru valstybiu amba-
sadoriai noretu dar karta
kalbetis SUI Molotovu. Skel-
biama kad visi zenk]ai rodo
j tai. jog tariamasi del nau-
jos Keturiu Didziuju Konfe-
rencijos aptarti visus Vaka-
rQ-Rytu nesutikimus.
IS anksto galima visai
tvirtai speti, kad numatomi
pasitarimai atnes tokius pa
cius vaisius, kaip jau buvu-
sieji.
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.PALESTINOJE4padetis dar
Wis tebera itenpta. Neziu-
rint j tai, kad Palestinos
klausimas svarstomas UN
organizacijoje, ir kad spe-
cialus UN pasiuntinys taiko
Arabus SUI zydais Jeruzale-
je, sunku tiketis taikingc
Palestinos klausimo isspren-
dino. Nei zydai, nei Arabai
nepritaria Palestinos padali-
nimo planui.
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KOMUNISTAI IR
WALLACE

KomunistQ partija save
dabar vykstancioje konven-
cijoje New Yorke rodo ten
dencijos tapti pajegesne per
Wallace partija, paimdama
jos kontrole savo rankas,
Partijos posedziai buvc
grieztai slapti. Atrodo, kad
komunistai laukia naujienQ
is Maskvos ir nesiskubina
paskelbti savo programos.
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Suv. Valstiiose taip pra-
plito mortgeciu kre d i t a i
kad tas net darosi pavojin-
gu. sake Federalio Rezervo
Taryba. Lengvi mortgeciQ
gavimai prisidejo prie pa
branginimo nanny statybos
ir nanny kainu.
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Baltai Bega is Svedijos

Stornoway, = Pro Anglia
praplauke zveju laiveliu Is
pabegeliai Pabaltieciai, pa
keliui is Goethenbergo, Sve-
dijoje j Halifax. Kanadoie.
Pabegeliai pranesa. kad du
laiveliai isplauke. dar prizes
juos, o daugelis kitty yra pa
ruosti plaukimui.
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Amerikos armijOn stoja
atgal vel apie 10000 buvu-
siu kariu, kurie reikalingi
bus jaunu rekrutu lavini-
mui.
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VIENA. = Sovietu ziniQ
agentura ''Tass" skelbia,
kad Amerikieciu CIC bande
isilauzti j Vienos komunis-
tu partijos istaigas ir more
10 snipineti sovietu okupa-
niu istaigu institucijas.
Taip pat ir cekoslovaki-
jos uzsieniu reikalu minis
tras paskelbe, kad zmogus
kesinesis nuzudyti cekoslo-
vakijos Karo ministra Gen
Svoboda buvo inspiruotas
ir Siam darbui apmokomas
Amerikieciu karininku.