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proclaim It. The mere act Of indicting
others as "reactonary' and pro-
claiming his contrasting liberalism
makes news. One has to do very little
more than to get headlines One need
do nothing more than to gain a Ger
tain following which rushes to the
support of any candidate who raises
the liberal banner and cloudily de
nounces Fictitious cold Guard"
1t is a measure of Mr.. Stassen's po-
ljtical skill that while holding this
banner aloft he has been able to con-
vince large number of extremely
conservative and wealthy Republicans
that he is by no means liberal"
enough to be dangerous" On the
contrary, meeting groups of such
men in New York, Palm Beach, Chi
cago and many other places, Mr..
Stassen has persuaded them that
actually he and they see eye to eye
on the important issues; that as
President he would be a perfectly
safe man; that, to use his own
words, he really is moderate con-
servative."
1t is surprising how many such Mr.
Stassen has converted since first he
started campaigning. and how many
have contributed to his campaign
funds. This brings us to the matter
of money. On this there are no de-
pendable figures No law bearing up
on campaign contributions has ever
been enacted which sharp politicians
could not evade and avoid. In every
big fight the money that appears in
the reports is always small compared
to the under the table" money that
does not appear. All that can be said
definitely about the Stassen money is
that it has been ample. His rivals I'M
doubtedly eXaggerate the totals, but
there is reason to believe more has
been collected and expended in his
behalf than for Senator Taft and
Governor Dewey combined
All of this would seem to mean that
despite the "liberal" flavor Of his
speeches and his anti-Old Guard at
tacks. Mr.. Stassen is am exceedingly
practical politician, fully capable Of
playing both ends against the middle
in the good old-fashioned way. This
is precisely what those who have fol
lowed him closely insist he is doing.
The apparent candor with which he
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-13
Marine Recruiter Here

A L. S. Marine corps recruiter viii
be in Oakland every Friday afternoon
until further notice, it was announced
by Sgt r. E. Hobrock, Of he Cumbep-
land station.
He will be at the postoffice to give
information on enlistments in the Ma
rine corps. He urged young men on
the graduating classes Of high schools
not to pass up the opportunity aft
contracting the recruiter.
The rec1uiter also VIII be in Terra
Alta, w Va, every Friday morning.
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DUT all these together and they
l. spell Dynafow-the first Ameri-
can passenger car drive that re-
quires no changing of gears in
normal driving.
Functioning entirely on their Ot0n in
an oil-flled drum, these parts give
you the equivalent of low gear,
second gear, high gear = and an
infinite number Of "gears" i" bett0ee".
When you start, they give you
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-13
THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS
by The Baltimore Sun and
reprinted in The Republican by per
mission
The Stassen Method
By FRANK r. KENT.

THOUGH the Ohio primaries def
uilely checked his triumphal parade,
Mr.. Harold Stassen has demonstrated
one thing very clearly-to wit, the eff
.foctiveness OF his method of cam
paigning. Six months ago, hardly any
one in politics believed he had real
chance to make the grade. Most OF
his friends thought second place was
the best for which he could hope
There was q time when Mr.. Stassen
himself would have settled for that
Now, his supporters are enthusiastic
ally confident he is within striking
distance of the first prize.
His has been q spectacular per-
Torrance. In the first place he is a
young man of ability. suavity, tact
and charm His own State is solidly
behind him and he had good record
a+ governor This was enough to
make him Minnesota's "favorite son.
but not nearly enough to get him
where he is. A tireless campaigner,
still there were three additional things
he had to have if he were to land in
the front rank Of contenders. 1t is a
tribute to the Stassen shrewdness
that he understood about these three
essentials from the start and went
after them The first was time; the
second, publicity; the third, money.
Getting the time was easy. All Mr.
Stassen had to do was decide not to
run for the Senate in 1916. This was
very smart, indeed, as. with other
serious aspirants tied down by their
public offices, for two years he had
practically no competition in the
field The other two essentials-pub-
LEFTY and required more work
and thought Mr.. Stassen gave them
plenty Of both. In the matter Of favor
able publicity, which is the lifeblood
Of any candidacy, he has had more
han all the other aspirants combined.
Besides writing his book, Where
Stand (which leaves considerable
doubt as to where he does stanO, he
himself has written, and had written
ahou, him. more magazine articles
thau all others combined
Any candidate who picturing him
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\ CUADRUFLEX COIL sPRlNClNc
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X TEN SMART MODELS X BODY FISHER
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Finally, there is this unique ''super-
charging assembly" = three ingenious
elements not found on any other car.
Mounted between the pump and turbine,
they control the force and direction of
oil to adjust driving power to different
driving conditions = starting, accelerat-
ing, hill climbing, etc,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-13
Democratic Leaders
Pick Convention Date

Maryland Democratic leaders agreed
ON June | for the Democratic State
convention. to be held in the Emerson
Hotel, Baltimore.
Former Senator George Radcliffe
was recommended as temporary
chairman.
Garrett county delegates to the con-
vention are Asa T. Matthews, Bern
ard l. Gender, w. r. Offutt and John
w. Holman
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Then there is a true turbine, like this,
with its blades curved sharply to catch
the speeding oil. Entering in the open
ings indicated, oil makes the turbine
spin too, thereby turning the rear wheels.
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Additional CIassi6eds

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$3.50; 1000 $3.50. postpaid. Peppers.
50 cents 100. Nice plants, best service
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smooth starting power. When you
want to accelerate, they give accel-
Grating power. When you cruise,
they give an efficient cruising ratio
all tVif5OHt gear changing on yoHr
part.
Just set a lever and press the gas
treadle the power plant does the
rest. Once started, you'll never need
to touch the selector lever in normal
driving until you're ready to park
or back up.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-13

Wasn't he wonderful? lie never
lodged a single question. Then
there is his Federal aid to hospitals
proposal which apparently Mr. Stas-
sen does not know was enacted by
Congress several years ago.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-13

FOR SALE-1 Floor Lamp, Table
Lamp Bedspreads, Blankets, Chairs,
3 pr. Draperies, Magazine Racks,
Dishes and Glassware. Mrs Frank A..
Smouse, Phone 40. ADV ll-l3-l5
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You get good engine braking on
hills-with more in reserve at a touch
on the lever. You get smoothness
unimaginable = a new sweetness"
to the whole car - relief from
things-to-remember that makes all
day driving noticeably less firing.
Look into Dynahow if for no other
reason than to be up TO date on
what's newest in automobile drives.
Your Buick dealer will take your
order with or without car to trade.
Evening star., 1948-05-14
Pravda Accuses j. 5.
OF Retreat on Move
For 2-hation ParIey
By the A,,oe;oted Pres.

MOSCOW, May 14.-Pravda
today accused the makers of
American foreign policy of
beating a retreat after seeking
to soothe American public opin-
ion by suggesting American
Russian conciliation talks.
The Communist Party organ de-
clared that after Russia agreed to
such talks, President Truman and
Secretary of State Marshall an
nounced that American policy re-
manned unchanged and that the
United States had no intention of
conducting bilateral parleys.
This was the first Russian edito-
rial comment regarding the talks.
aPravda and other newspapers also
published Tass News Agency dis
patch from New York charging that
the State Department had distorted
the wording Of the Soviet reply to
American Ambassador Walter Be-
! dell Smith.
" War Psychosis Charged.
" Pravda asserted that "the Ameri-
:. can press does not make secret
of the fact that war psychosis ex-
!, lists in the United States as result
,"of long, persistent campaign
launched by reactionaries.
= "It has reached such a pitch late
::ly," the paper said, that it lately
!. has put the ruling circles in the
:: United States in an awkward posi-
ton. In these circumstances urgent
measures were required by them for
soothing public opinion"
Pravda declared that the Ameri-
can attitude regarding the talks
evoked criticism even in the con-
servative American press.
The Tass dispatch said "the char
acter Of these distortions speaks for
itself"
Misquotation Charged.
It charged American newspapers
omitted a claim that "the entire
British, French and American press
openly say" the five-nation West
Evening star., 1948-05-14
Chicago DaiIies' So Offer
Inadequate, Local Says
Ry iha Assoeioted Pre,s

CHICAGO, May 14.-A 50 weekly
wage increase offer by publishers OF
Chicago's strikebound newspapers
was termed inadequate" by local
union official yesterday.
John j. Pilch, president Of the
striking Local 16 of the AFI In
ternational Typographical Union
added, however, that any official
acceptance or rejection of the Of
fer would await a report on it from
the unions international officers at
Indianapolis.
The proposal was aimed at set
ting the 24-week-old strike Of un-
ion printers on Chicago's five major
dailies - the Tribune, Sum Times,
Herald-American, Daily News and
Journal of Commerce.
The publishers said the 50 offer is
their final one. Previously, they
had offered $6 weekly raise. The
union has demanded raises Of from
$22.50 to $27.80 depending on the
Evening star., 1948-05-14
Gromyko 10 Leave Job
AtU.N., Take Vacation
By the kssoeiofed Press

LAKE SUCCESS, May 14.-An-
drei A. Gromyko says he is going to
leave his job as Russia's United
Nations representative and 60 home
for a vacation in July.
Il expect to be away for a few
months" he told reporters. Il am
in need of a vacation"
He said Jacob Malik, former
Soviet ambassador to Japan, who
like Mr.. Gromyko is a Russian
deputy foreign minister, would re-
place him during his absence.
Mr.. Malik arrived in London last
night en- route to take up his new
duties.
Informants here said Mr.. Gro
myko would spend the remainder
of his time here before going home
in July showing Mr.. Malik the
ropes. Mr.. Gromyko now repre-
sents the Soviet Union as head OF
his country's delegation In the spe-
cial Assembly session on Palestine,
on the Security Council, on the
Atomic Energy Commission, the
Commission for Conventional Arm
aments and various other U. N.
units.
1t was reported here that Mr..
Gromyko has two months leave
stored up.
Evening star., 1948-05-14

shift worked. The workers present
wage schedule is $3.50 to $91.
Mr.. Pilch said the locals negoti-
ating committee would not recon-
mend acceptance Of q $929 weekly
wage increase proposal by the
Franklin Association, collective bar
gaining representative Of 400 print
shops employing $500 printers.
Evening star., 1948-05-14
District Controllers Elect
Paul Souihard Chairman

Paul ]. Southard, assistant con-
troller Of the Hecht Co., has been
elected chairman OF the National
Group of Controllers, it was an
nounced today.
Others elected include D. K. How
ard, julius Garfinckel & Co., vice
chairman; r. j. Packard, The Young
Mems Shop, secretary-treasurer;
Evening star., 1948-05-14

ern European alliance sis directed
against the u. S. s. R."
The agency declared the State
Department distributed text which
nisquoted the Russian government.
Delegates of Britain, France and
the three Benelux countries ap-
proved in March treaty which set
up a Western European union as q
block to communism.
Russia has taken a stand against
Western Europe defensive alliance.
Evening star., 1948-05-14
Sub Aids ChonneI Survey

LONDON R.-On a 1000 mile
trip to survey the bed of the English
Channel, 54 men have sailed from
Portland in the British submarine
Talent. The party includes three
Cambridge University scientists who
hope to get at the geological COM
position of the Channels bottom.
Evening star., 1948-05-14
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. =. As


Eric A. Fredrikson, The Young Mems
Shop; Jennings Snyder, Julius Gar
finckel & Co.; Fred H. Heenan,
Woodward & Lothrop, and Joseph l..
Adeski, Lansburgh & Bro, Board
of Governors.
j. G. Goodwin was named repre-
Evening star., 1948-05-14
Joint Moneuvers PIonned

PORTSMOUTH, England R.-
The British destroyers Battleax and
Crossbow have been invited to join
the United States Navy in maneu-
vers off the American Coast this
summer and the invitation has been
accented.
Evening star., 1948-05-14

sentative to the Controllers Con.
gress, National Retail Dry Goods
Association.
Evening star., 1948-05-14

Introduction of television into
the country is being discussed in
Brazil.
Evening star., 1948-05-14

LIGHT AS FEATHER-More than ton of old ar-condtion
ing machinery bangles at the end OF 110foo crane as work.
men install new equipment today the roof Of the Harrington
the Washington Refrigeration Co., who are
doing job will take two weeks to install the new
plant. Star STAN Photo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01
KAS TURIT .kAMBADIU?

Kurie vietos Lietuviai turtle
atliekama kambari ar pora ap-
gyvendinimui Clevelanda at
vykstanciu isvietintu Lietuviq,
praneSkit Dirvos redakcijai.
Taipgi, skubekit siusti savo
giminems buto ir darbo uztik-
rinima, kad jusu gimines aroa
artimieji galetu atvaziuoti
Amerika sulyg naujo DIP lsta-
tymo.
BALFo blankus tam tikslui
turime Dirvos redakcijoje.
Ateidami DIP blankus plldytl
atsineskit savo gautus nuo gl-
miniu laiskus SUI ju visu var
dais ir adresais.
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Theatre Guild of the
Air" Svarbi Programa
Spaliu 10

United States Steel praness
kad ju zymiausia radio progra-
ma, Theatre Guild of the Air
bus duodama is Clevelando SEX
madienl, Spaliu 10, pagerbimui
100000 laisvanoriu darbinin.
ku kurie atliks visoje Ameriko-
je Community Chests vajus.
Dalyvaus zymus artistai kair
Mary Martin, Tony Martin, il
Peter Lawford, SUI ellie kitu, il
bus patiekta orc bangomis po-
puliarus Jerome Kern-O L
Hammerstein muzikalis veika-
las, "Music in the Air., is di-
dziosios Cleveland Public Audi
torium, dalyvaujant didziausiai
klausytoju miniai kokia kada
mate Theatre Guild of the
Air. radio perstatyma.
Dabar duodamas jau ketvir-
tas metas, Theatre Guild of
Air. buna girdimas reguliariai
per platu American Broadcast
ing Company tinkla nuo $50
vakare (EST) kiekviena SEX
madieni.
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Rasteniai Apsigyvena
Clevelande

Pereita sestadieni j Clevelan.
da atvyko apsigyventi zinomas
Lietuvos tautininku veikejas,
Adv. Vincas Rastenis su savo
zmona, Emilia Rasteniene. Jie
apsigyveno pas Antana Simku-
na ir jau pasiliks Clevelande.
PIP. Rasteniai is Prancuzijos
j Amerika atvaziavo tik PEREZ
ta ziema, Vasario menesi. Xxi
siol gyveno Brooklyn, N. Y.
Dabar Vincas Rastenis per-
ina Dirva vadovauti, po to kai
K. S. Karpius darbavosi cia per
suvirs 30 metQ ir jau jauciasi
persidirbes. Taciau Karpius ir
toliau prie Dirvos darbuosis ir
is Clevelando niekur nesirengia
vaziuoti, nors nekurie kalba
kad Karpiai jau isvaziuosia ne
kur kitur kaip Kalifornija.
kur kitur kaip net j Kalifornija.
(Platesnis siuo reikalu pra-
nesimas telpa ant 5-to pusl.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01
ATOMO ISDAVIKAS IR
CIEVELANDE

Tyrinejant karo meto atom!-
mes bombos paslapties konspl-
ratorius, paaiskejo Washingto-
ne Kongresineje tardymo ko-
misijoje kad ir Clevelande bu-
vo bandoma pavogti atomlnes
bombos paslaptis ir perduotl
sovietu snipams.
Iskelta aiksten kad tulas }.
II. Chaplin, 35 m. amziaus che
mijos inzinierius, kuris dirbo
Clevelande prie stropiai saugo-
iamo atominio darbo, ir DR.. {.
F. Hiskey, 36 m., buves Column
bia ir Chicago universitetu ty-
rinejimu mokslininkas, turejo
slapta pasimatyma tulane Gle
velando viesbutyje su Rusijos
agentu, tikslu perdavimui boil
sevikams atominiu ziniQ, bent
tokiu kokias jie paskirai galejo
tureti.
Tas sovietu snipas, zinomas
vardu Arthur Adoms, sakoma,
jau pabeges is Amerikos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01
IN MEMOR|AM
Dr.. Alfred 3iImonis, Lotvion Minister

including the Legations of Lithuania
and by representatives of Lithuan-
ian-American organizations. Eulo-
gies at the burial were delivered by
a Lithuanian-American priest, the
Rev. j. Gedra, pastor of the I'm
maculate Conception Church in the
city of Washington; by the Hon.
P. Zadeikis, Lithuanian Minister in
Washington; and by j. Kaiv, Charge
d'Affaires Of Estonia. We quote
the address made by Mr.. Zadeikis
Before we return to our homes
for this solemn and unforgettable
farewell scene, may l be permitted
to say just few words.
DR.. Bilmanis died as a gallant
soldier at his post, as Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipo-
tentiary Of Latvia, believing in the
prevailing of moral law and Of demo-
cratic ideas over totalitarian ty-
ranny, believing in the ultimate re-
storation of Latvia's independence
and in brighter future for all the
Baltic nations and for small ma
tions in general.
When DR.. Bilmanis came to Wa
shington in 1885, our collaboration
began Immediately, and has lasted
up to this day. This collaboration
was as pleasant as it was fruitful,
not only because of the pleasing
personality of the Latvian Envoy,
but mainly because of his devotion
to the ideals of the Baltic. Entente,
which stands for the national in
dependence of Estonia, Latvia, and
Lithuania, the welfare and the close
collaboration of the three Baltic ma
tions, and good neighborly relations
with their powerful neighbors.
The experience and ability of DR..
Bilmanis in craftsmanship and dip
lomacy, his resourcefulness in the
domain of journalism, his expert
knowledge of sources of Latvian
history, his seemingly inexhaustible
energy and his phenomenal capa-
city for work, his steadfastness in
the discharge of the duties of his
high office made him an indispens-
able servant of his nation, especial
ly under present-day conditions OF
enslavement by the Soviet occupa-
tonal regime.
DR.. Bilmanis's s genius gained for
Latvia numerous additional friends
and admirers, among whom were
many Lithuanians. Together with
the Latvians, the Lithuanian people
mourn his passing as that of a
recognized leader in the common
effort to regain freedom.
In expressing deepest sympathles
to Nine. Bilmanis, to the Latvian
Legation, and to the entire Latvian
people, l do not wish to say fare
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-01
Uzsiregistruokit! Spa
liq 4 Paskutine Diena!

Balsuotoju registravimo ia.
ryba pranesa kad apie 3O4,OOC
Cuyahoga apskrities gyventoju
kurie galetu balsuoti, nepasiru-
plno uzsiregistruoti, ir jeigu to
nepadarys dabar, negales daily
vault prezidento ir kitu svar-
biu valdininku rinkimuose sio
Lapkricio 2 diena.
Cuyahoga turi 1,347,OOO gy-
ventoju. IS ju $4,000 yra su-
virs 21 metu amziaus, kurie
gall balsuoti. Negalinciu uzsi-
registruoti del senatves, raisu-
mo ir tt. yra apie $4,000.
Galinciu uzsiregistruoti skai-
cius tokiu budu yra 862,00O.:
Bet uzsiregistravusiu balsa-
vimui yra 55S,0O0, dar ga
: linciu registruotis mum ty a
anie 100000.
Spaliu a yra paskutine regis
travimuisi diena items kurie
nori dalyvauti balsavimuose ir
kurie persikele po pereito ru-
dens balsavimo kitas vietas
arba kurie dar nebalsavo sioje
apskrityje, nauji gyventojai ar
ba kuriems tik suejo 21 metal
amziaus.
Balsavimu vietos bus atdaros
pirmadieni, Spaliu 4, nuo 10
ryto Xxi 2 po pietu, ir paskui
nuo 4 Xxi 9 vakare.
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CLEVEL LANDO IR APYLINKES ZINIOS
DIRVA-6S2O ENdicott 486-Atdara
LVS SEIMO DEMOS

LVS seimo programa numa-
tyta sekanti:
sestadieni, Spaliq 2: Delega-
tai ir LVS nariai-sveciai rem
kasi / val. dienos, j Carter Ho-
tel, English Room prospect
Ave. prie E. 9th Street.)
Sestadieni. 8 val. yak, bus
seimine vakarieni tame pacia-
me viesbutyje. Tikietas asme-
niui 81.
Spaliu 8: Sesijos pradzia 10
val. ryto. Seimas tests sekma-
dieni Xxi uzbaigimo.
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NETURI SALES SERININKQ

Daugelis Lietuviu sales seri-
ninku, per daug metu kraus-
tydamiesi, nepasirupino paduo.
ii Sales valdybai savo adresu
Dabar nepasiekia jq laiskai ST
pranesimais apie sales susirin.
kimus.
Kurie turit Lietuviu sales Sc
ru, ir negaunat laisku, ar JUS
gyventumet Clevelande ar XII
tur, pasiuskit savo adresa:
Lithuanian Hall,
$685. Superior Avenue
Cleveland 3, Ohio.