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The people's voice., 1948-10-22

Sunday Judge Albert Angstman Repub-
lican for congress from the first district,
gave talk over the Z-bar net which brought
this campaign to the point where some clari-
fication of issues is necessary.
AS Voice readers we'll know your editors
have not been too we'll satisfied with some of
the acts of Cong Mike Mansfield, particular
ly his voting for the Mundt-Nixon Thought
control bill, the Truman military aid to
Greece doctrine, and his voting in support of
President Truman's "draft striking railroad
ers" plea to the Congress after the strike had
been settled back in May 1916.
On the otherhand we've thoroughly ap-
proved of his having thrice opposed the Taft
Hartley abor-shackling act, his earlier hav-
ing opposed the Case labor BILL his opposition
on several occasions to the COP income tax
bill which has meant SO very little to average
Americans in the face of the upward spiral of
Republican high prices, his opposition to the
drafting of our youth for service in a Prus-
sian-esque military machine, his unceasing
efforts in behalf of Montana reclamation and
public power projects, etc.
In the case of Supreme Court Justice
Angstman, his record, though less widely
known, for the most part has been in the best
interests of the ordinary citizen. Most not
able exception being his having cast the de-
Gliding vote against Violet Eastman in her
long fight to secure justice from the reaction
ary Helena school board.
Though we've found it impossible to give
whole-hearted endorsement to either Cong.
Mansfield or Judge Angstman, that does not
preclude an interest in the campaign.
Judge Angstpan in his Sunday broadcast,
severely took his opponent to task on four
points: Mansfield's opposition to
/. The COP income tax cut proposal;
2. The federal loyalty act which passed
the house by a 5-to-1 margin only to be pig
eon-holed in the Republican-controlled SEN
ate;
3. The appropriation requested by the
President to carry out his federal employees
loyalty (witch-hunt) directive; and
f. Mansfield's opposition to extending the
life of the most un-Amercan Thomas COM
mttee.
AS to point one, it must be admitted
that Republican dogma calls for blind fealty
to the Knutson "relief for the rich tax BILL
and that each COP faithful must do his best
to sell this bill of goods to the electorate.
But, it's on points 2, 3 and 4 where the
field is wide open to speculation. While the
The people's voice., 1948-10-22

When REA was established 12
years ago, 10 percent of the farms
had electricity as compared to 61
percent receiving electric service
today
The people's voice., 1948-10-22

of Thompson Falls, is the Social
ist Party nominee for the Govern
orship. Mr. Hamilton, a long time
citizen of the state, is farm op-
orator, and lumber mill worker
(LSW AFL) near Thompson
Falls.
Evening star., 1948-02-27
TwoGronbs Hear
|ERP Discussion

The European Recovery Program
will be discussed by three speakers
at joint meeting of the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Branch, American AS
sociation of University Women, and
the Woman's Club of Bethesda, tc
be held at $3.50 pm. Wednesday al
the latter's clubhouse. Old George.
town and Sonorna roads.
Mrs. Donalda Burgess. Maryland
State president Of the AAUW, will
preside at the session, which iseopen
to the public.
DR.. Franklin Ray, associate direc-
tor of the Committee for the Mar
shall Plan, will discuss effects OF
the ERP on our foreign policy, while
DR.. j. T. Sanders of the National
Grange will evaluate its effects or
agricultural economy. The domestic
aspects will be discussed by Mrs
Mary Dublin Keyserling, chief o1
the special programs branch OF the
Office Of International Trade, Com
merce Department. Mrs. Keyserline
also is a member Of the National
Studies Committee of the AAUW.
Hostess for the occasion will be
Mrs. Cathryn Davis, Mrs. Thomas
H. Lewis, Miss Caroline Norf1eet
Mrs. Anthony Oswald and Mrs. John
r. Riggleman for the AAUW ano
Mrs. ]. Braddock Bodley, Mrs. Walter
Brauer, Mrs. D. H. Fooks, Mrs. Pau
F.. Perry and Mrs. Norman Quase.
barth for the Woman's Club o1
Bethesda.
Evening star., 1948-02-27
Mrs. Roy St. LeaVis
Is Tea Hostess

Mrs. Roy st. Lewis was hostess
yesterday afternoon at ladies tea,
at which the hostess served hot
chocolate with whipped cream as
well as the tea. The party was not
large and taking turns pouring tea
and chocolate were Mrs. Edward
Everett Gam, Mrs. William S. Cul-
bertson, Mrs. Parker w. West and
Miss Josephine Roach, former As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury.
Mrs. Fred M. Vinson was among
those calling during the late after
noon and others invited were Mrs
Davis Elkins, Mrs. Fred A. Britten
Mrs. Charles w. Bunker, Mrs. Clark
Woodward, Mrs. Edward Rhodes
Stitt, Mrs. Frederick Mitchell Gould
Mrs. Claude Beddington, Mrs. Will
liam P. MacCracken, Mrs. Kennedy
Brown, Mrs. Joseph c. McGarraghy
Mrs. Effingham Townsend, Mrs
Valentine Pottle, Mrs. M. c. Hunt
and Mrs. Russell Bennett.
! Assisting her mother through the
tea hour was Mrs. Dorothy Taylor
Hatch.
Evening star., 1948-02-27
Grange Chief Tells
Farm, Garden Unit
IOf Enr0bean Trip

Emphasis must be given to spirit
ual values If order Is to come oui
Of the chaos Of Europe, Alfred s
Goss, president Of the Nationa.
Grange, declared yesterday.
MIR. Goss addressed a luncheon
meeting of the Capital Division
Woman's National Farm and Gar.
den Association, which was held al
the YWCA.
The speaker discussed his obser.
vations in Europe while attending
various international conferences
and illustrated his talk with colored
slides. Many of the pictures showed
the devastation from World War II
Mr.. Goss declared that one of the
bright spots in the European picture
is the fact that organizations Of
farm people are getting together
The common denominator that en-.
ables them to work for common
objective is their agreement that
the world wants food at q .fail
price, he pointed out.
He emphasized his belief thai
materialism is at the root of Eu-
ropes ills and predicted that re-
birth of spiritualism must come
from the common people
The meeting also was marked
by q collection of 500 from the
audience for the United Nations
Appeal for Children. Earlier, the
associations board had voted a $5t
donation for the same purpose.
Honor guests included Mrs. Gin.
ton p. Anderson, wife of the Sec.
retary Of Agriculture, and Mrs. Goss
wife Of the speaker. Mrs. Robert
Maltby, division president, was ir
charge Of the meeting.
Evening star., 1948-02-27
Pen W omen Tea Set
As Norway nbAte

Norway and Norwegians win be
featured at the tea to be given by
the District League Of American Pen
Women from 4 to s pm. Sunday at
the studio.
Guests Of honor will include Mrs.
Munthe de Morgenstierne, wife OF
the Norwegian Ambassador; Nine
Ericsson, wife of the Swedish Am
bassador; Mime. Jutila. wife of the
Minister of Finland; Mrs. Thors,
wife of the Minister of Iceland; Mrs,
Bang Jensen, wife of the counselor
of the Danish Embassy; Mrs. Cobb
jornsen, wife of the financial coun-
selor of the Norwegian Embassy
and Mrs. Hirabai JOSH Of India.
Mrs. Colbjornsen will talk on
Norway Helps Herself Out" and
Ruth Linrud Thompson will give a
harp and vocal program which will
include classical and folk music OF
Norway. Mrs. Thompson, native
of Norway, recently returned from
trip to Europe.
| Mrs. Victoria Faber Stevenson,
hostess for the afternoon, will be
assisted by Mrs. Lillian Cobb Baird,
Miss Frances Burger. DR.. Frances
Moon Butts, Mrs. Bernice Rowe
Daniel, Mrs. Virginia Armistead
Nelson, Mrs. Helene NJ Potts and
Mrs. Evelyn Norcross Sheriff..
Those presiding at the tea table
will include Mrs. Helen Blodgett
Erwin, Mrs. May Belle Grosvenor,
Mrs. Evelyn Booth Moore, Mrs.
Bertha E. Boyd, Mrs. Josephine
Taylor, Mrs. Ellamay Colvin Thomas
and Mrs. Elizabeth Simons Tilton.
Evening star., 1948-02-27
BreretOns Hosts
1t Cocktail Fete

1t. Gen. and Mrs. Louis H. Brere-
ton were hosts at cocktails yester-
day at their attractive residence in
Cabin John Park. Among their
guests were newlyweds Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence e. Williams, jr., brother
in-law and sister of Mrs. Brereton
and Mr.. Williams parents.
1t. Gen. and Mrs. Hoyt S. Van
denberg, Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Lau-
renee S. Kuter, Brig. Gen. and Mrs
Ralph F. Stearley, Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Clayton Adams and Capt. and
Mrs. William Henry Watson, jr., rep
resented the service friends of the
hosts at the party.
Civilian guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy st. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Ansberry, Mrs. Ella Loutzen-
heiser, Mrs. Robert LIE Baron, Miss
Fay lewiston, Mr.. Donald Baruch
Mr.. Arthur Christie and Mr.. Paul
Couphlin,
Evening star., 1948-02-27

MISS ERNA BEA POULSON.
The charming daughter OF Representative and Mrs. Norris
Poulson OF California Do assisted them at the dinner they
oape last euenq of the eWly appointed United States
Ambassador to Panama and Mrs. Monette B. DaDs Miss
Poulson pictured the California calico oo'0 she 10ore at
the recent White House congressional reception The
especou destined of the centennial ami
persary of the discovery of gold in California.
~ - -Buchrdch Photo.
Evening star., 1948-02-27
Cabebarts Son
To We'd in June

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Sohn OF
Columbus, Ind, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Nancy Elizabeth Sohn, to Mr.
Thomas Charles Capehart, son OF
Senator and Mrs. Homer E. Cape
hart of Indianapolis.
Miss Sohn is a graduate Of Pur-
due University where Mr.. Capehart
will be graduated in June. He Is
president of the Beta Theta P.
fraternity and a member Of Tau
Beta Pi and Eta Kappa Nu engi-
neering honor societies.
The wedding will take place II
June, 81
Evening star., 1948-02-27
Bradleys Homored
By Snlgr@ve Club;
Miss Truman Feted

Important parties were going on
all over town last evening. While
she entire Sulgrave Club was turned
over to>a large dinner in honor OF
the new Army Chief Of Staff and
Mrs. Omar N. Bradley given by
members of the club, Miss Margaret
Truman was feted at two parties
smart dinner and an after con-
cert supper-and the Attorney Gen.
eral and Mrs. Tom G. Clark were
hosts at the evening meal.
The dinner that claimed Miss
Truman was given by Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Montgomery for MIR. and
Mrs. William Hunt of Greenwich
Conn. They are here with theil
debutante daughter, June, stopping
at the Carlton until Tuesday when
they will leave for Mexico.
There was a definite Legislative
flavor at this gathering. Senator
Alben Barkley was there and Sena.
tor and Mrs. Brien Mcmahon, Sen.
ator and Mrs. Leverett Saltonstall
former Senator and Mrs. Burton K
Wheeler, Representative and Mrs
John Davis Lodge and former Sena.
tor and Mrs. Robert M. La Toilette
fjr. Others included Mrs. George
Allen, Mrs. George r. Holmes, Mrs
Harold Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. James
K. Vardaman, Mr.. and Mrs. Bulkley
Griffin and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Wood Robert. Coming in from thu
Bradley party after dinner were Mrs
George Mesta and Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie Bif1ie.
Col. and Mrs. Curt c. Schifelel
were hosts at the small informa
supper following Gladys Swarthout'.
concert at Constitutional Hall last
evening. Given in honor of thu
famous mezzo-soprano and her hus'
band-they are Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Chapman in private life-the party
took place in the Scfiffeler's apart.
ment at the Raleigh Hotel. Mis-!
Truman went there from the Mont.
gomery's dinner and others present
included the Commandant of the
Marine Corps and Mrs. Clifton B
Gates, the latter's cousin, Mrs. Johr
Wintersteen of Philadelphia, who i:
their house guest; Col. and Mrs
Leonard E. Cresswell and Mr.. Mar.
vim Braverman, who escorted Mis-
| Truman.
Evening star., 1948-02-27
Vins0ns Are Feted

The Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora de Espinosa de los Monteros
entertained at dinner last evening
at the Embassy in honor OF Chief
Justice and Mrs. Fred Vinson.
Guests included Nine. Bonnet,
wife of the French Ambassador; the
Chinese Ambassador and Mime. Koo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Acheson, Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Biffle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Manuel j. Sierra, who are visiting
here from Mexico, where Mr.. Sierra
is high official in the Treasury
Department; the Mexican Counselor
and Sonora de Fernandez MacGre-
gor and DR.. George Rice.
Evening star., 1948-02-27
Reception Givem
By Supply Corps
Officers

An impressive gathering assembled
at the Army Navy Country Club
last evening for the reception given
by officers of the Supply Corps in
the Washington area in honor OF
the retiring Chief of the Bureau OF
Supplies and Accounts and Mrs.
Walter A. Buck, the new Chief and
Mrs. Edwin D. Foster and the new
Deputy Chief and Mrs. Charles F.
Fox. The General Inspector OF the
Supply Corps and Mrs. Malcolm K.
Slarrow were in the receiving line
with the honor guests and the intro
ductions were made by 1t. Comdr
K. r. Wheeler.
Other Supply Corps officers and
their wives at the party were Rear
Admiral and Mrs. James D. Boyle
Rear Admiral and Mrs. T. Earle
Hipp of Norfolk, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Herbert c. Lassiter, Rear Ad-
miral Morton L. Ring, Rear Admiral
John E. Wood of Philadelphia and
Rear Admiral Frank Baldwin.
Glimpsed in the gathering were
the Assistant Secretary OF the Navy
Mark E. Andrews, the Special Assist
ant to the Secretary for National
Defense and Mrs. Wilfred j. Mcneil
the Fiscal Director of the Navy and
Mrs. Norwood P. Cassidy, Vice Ad-
miral and Mrs. Arthur w. Radford
Vice Admiral and Mrs. Robert B
Carney, Vice Admiral and Mrs. John
d. Price, Vice Admiral and Mrs
Earle w. Mills, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Charles Wellborn, jr.; Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Alfred M. Pride
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas S
Combs, Rear Admiral and Mrs
Oswald s. Colclough, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. George J.. Russell, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. JohneW. Roper
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Malcomb F
Schoeffel, Rear Admiral and Mrs
Arthur c. Miles, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Herbert G. Hopwood, Real
Admiral and Mrs. Paul B. Nibecker
Evening star., 1948-02-27
SzUartbm0re PARTY

An informal dinner party will be
given by the Swarthmore College
Club at $50 pm. tomorrow at Sid
we'll Friends School. Walter Goeh-
ring, president of the club, will be
toastmaster and talks will be given
by Dean Everett Hunt and DR..
Arnold Dresden. Dean Hunt will
discuss current activities on the
campus and DR.. Dresden will speak
on "A Small College in a Big
World" Carl Dellmuth, alumni
executive secretary. also will attend.
Evening star., 1948-02-27
Walter Reed Partv

The newly appointed Veterans
Committee of the District Chapter,
Daughters of the American Col
onists, will entertain for veterans
at Walter Reed Hospital at 2:30
pm. Sunday. Tea will be served
with home made candies and cakes
Mrs. Harry Groves and Mrs. Davis
Caldwell will be in charge of the
party.
Evening star., 1948-02-27

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charles D.
Wheelock, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
John j. Manning, the Quarterniaster
General of the Marine Corps and
Mrs. w. P. r. Hill, Representative
and Mrs. Harry Sheppard and Capt
and Mrs. Joseph F. Jelley.
Evening star., 1948-02-27
1t Lake Success

Mrs. j. Parker Van Zandt, men,
ber of the Speakers Research Com
mittee for the United Nations, is
in New York attending Council
meetings at Lake Success. She will
participate in the committees dis
cussion luncheon at the Pennsyl-
vania Hotel tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-02-27
In the Congressional Circle
Parties Feature Dinner Dance;
CMbH0lds AnnuaIH0bbySb01l
By MareaYef Germ ond

parties within big party additional sparkle the
evening when hosts hostesses
friends the February dinner dance
the club
whose honor Representative and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY DEC. 18th, 1913 IL
talk Of the town..

possibly Ambrose Mutt Who changes his mind
dsarher Loor home from wellesley also home
om Ne b done research study at Harvard university
wsrd Doctor Of Philosophy degree
GUESTS e.ins sIs.a:d BY genial host. and nd
country II C. Owen snpsens the Chester
Guests Of Il. Lovs cuss.n w..hins,oa pc Dr. and
and Mrs Harmon are awaiting Gsvin Of
Y While St ps,vs pc. ARE and MR.. jimmie Scott Mr.
and Walker will show the sights Of the city to Mr. and
friends Msh.r5Y who long way
@ %G% and @a II: s o% e P.se
both KsPPs and will take in the eonesve
Aams S.l "a Z, tie homo B. and MIS- anuie
Arden Park last SATURDAY night The husbands %ers enter
Medical Association They esthed - the recreation rooms Of
rced n me Sun oo Fnns he delicious roast turkey and
son p and Mrs MELVIN FoWe pr and Mrs Tod Hendcrsqn Dr.
owen Dr. Ms seabrooks D and Mrs Butler Ms Marian
Wsts,5s 81 ard Mrs James Knox Dr and Ms Gillian Dr.
s,s Mrs townsend Love and Dr. and Mrs Myron stanton
are in order for III. hundred and
Kappa Aph, Psi They are a. Sc. 70. ,As .nnSs Con
letter the social calendar make the stay
j. Ernest win other officials
ne STp ss snO' pon.s,on psms1sh 81 h New York Alum
i..dns for III. laurel wreath hishs.,
leader in eivie and edueahOn affair. in Chicago H.
MODELS from the Psrsisn Finishing School the
Linda Page 70 pre- Christmas Monday
y Of Mae Fleming Dorls
Charles Nick Rutherford Dorothy Parks Shirley Pc
Holev Walker. and Lila McNsr Linda,
caenisly. III Tor the past three
INTERESTING IT'D BITS When the Bill Grahsms entertain
Christmas VIII the health 81 friends with
sparkling champagne Lucky Helen awarded bottle last
Of Board ~ Dlrec
od peasureenoylng delicious
Admitting
which has collected
reelected head Omega Psi Phi
Hearing bit ~ back
AZ
t1stra calendar waiting
-ac m .rE Kappa concla,e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
DIRECTORS OF
DELTA HOME N
HOLIDAY meet

The members of the Board !,
Directors of the Delta HON, !,
Girls held the monthly mes,..
at the home Of Mrs. Thoms' .
Matthews on last week. T,ss.s
five or more members and a..
joined in the discussion of \
civic project, and enjoyed =
excellent cuisine OF the hos,''i
who served a delicious tpr..
dinner.
Attending the meeting me-.
Mrs. Ahnastasia Dudley nrs
dent OF the graduate chaptsr .
the Delta Sigma Theta sorors
Mrs. Helen GarVin. Mrs Hsl.
Graham. Mrs. John J O'prs
Mrs. William Ray, Miss nv,
Tuck. Mr.. Harvey jackson Nv
or Cline. Mrs. Edith Bland n,
Jerolean Sneed. Mrs. Franc
Owens. Mrs. Mayme Alexsns.
Mrs. Bertha Lantoin, Mrs Esf
White. Mrs. Bernice Johns.
Mrs. Esther LAMAR, Mrs IN.
ma Raddcn. and Mrs. Cls,is,
Eutemey. who assisted the nor
pQc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
Sec ond Baptist
Guest Speaker

I'll, Woman'S Council vel
coined Mrs. Carrie PNllips, pres
dcnt % ne Womcn's State Com
vcn,ion as guest speaker al IT'S
regular meeting. Dec. 6.
Mrs Phillips gave wonder iul
and encouraging address. Her
subject Was The Builder" Ev-
ciyone Was greatly inspired by
her timely talk
The Acquaintance Committee.
Mrs Euecnls Dozcr president
met sunday afternoon at ; 90
o'clock a. the home OF MrS. An
mic McElioy SEQ Both Otlccrs
for 'he year II l949 were SECT
Cd Mrs McElroy was a Te,v
lovely hostess The Acquaint
ance Committee VIII hold Is
annual Christmas party Dec 28
At the home Of Mrs Coels Ice
$3.50 Nor,hfield
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Williams ana aer house guest.
Mrs Della Donaldson ~ Chicago
Illinois. Ms Williams. Mrs Sarle
Brown. Mrs CAROLYN Glove or Mrs
Theresa King, and Mrs Estelle
Wilson
Mrs Bernice Witty Mrs Le-
ma Lang Mrs Agatha Lowe
vi and Mrs Allen Bibn. Edgar
P.tts Bill John Foster Mrs. ISola
Graham Marvin Cocker Norman
Wells James Benson Ben Hem
7erson OsCs- Fl,e Mr. and Mrs
Arthur WISE Or Lowe Mr. Stone
street Dr Msurlse Wesson. Mr.
James Grant Or. X. II Orr and
ot0ers.
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Neighbo,- Club

The know Your Neighbor
Club Of Melbourne avenue gave
it's annual pre- Christmas party
last week al the home Of Mrs.
Clemmie Mae Smedley. Decora-
lions Of holly mistlctoe. flowers
and candles made the setting Of
her spacious home very beauti-
fu..
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YULE LOG
The highhsht Of the ceremony
Is the lighting Of the fulc los
which was done on Sunday by
Mrs. r. Louise Grooms. CHAIR
man Of the Board Of Manage
ment Of the Branch Also ira
ditionsl is the selection OF 4
representative for the role OF the
Spirit Of Christmas Miss Bebc
Boiler. one ~ the residence girls.
was selected this year because OF
the remarkable contribution
made BY this group m a recent
drive conducted by the braach.
CAROLS DANCED
Other features Of the program
were the Interpretation Of Christ
mas carols by the members Of
the Modernique Dance Group,
directed by Miss Gloria Rob.
erts and the exhibition Of syn
chronlzed swimming which was
also under her direction
Musical selections were. rem
dei cd bv the Glee Club from
the Moore School for Bows and
the SINGING Strings an out
standing instrumental group
HOLIDAY DEcoRs
As the women went from room
10 room of the Branch garlands
and wreaths ~ hollev were a.
tstically placed The final part OF
the ceremony was conducted M
the spacious first floor lounge
Il raS also here that the per
sons attending were ,o'vod 1c
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-25
Phi Beta SigmaS and Friends Haze
Fun At Gala Monte Carlo Party

TIE lovey home ~ Dr and Mrs c. W. Prestnn was
tire Of Monte Carlo Party Saturday night with
he members z ne ota chapter OF Phi Beta Sigma Fra
tsrrv hosts More nan hundred fraters and friends
Ea mons ard I'D nLaasant time.
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Hanging Of Greens, Interpretation
OfCarob HighHght WV Ceremony

Scores of women attended the annual Christmas OBJ
Of the Hanging the the Lucy Thur
man Branch YWCA last Sunday afternoon. The event
is worldwide celebration traditional with NWCAs and
the complete of the organization IN
usherng in the Yuetide season.
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licioLs refreshments by the Mem
berShip Committee. with MS. S
W Bsnkhead as chairman.
Planning the entire program
was Mrs. Bertha Madison and
Mrs Dorothca Jackson Mrs Sa-
rsh Hill Stewart is executive
secretary Of the branch.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-15
B0LSEVIKQ PLANO KLAID0S
Raso PR. DAILYDE.

gyventoju sastatu valdzia ir no
redama negali numoti ranka j
tai, ka bolsevikai daro tu gy-
ventoju tevu zemese.
Antra bolseviku klaida -
per aukstas ju penktosios ko-
lonos vertinimas. Isejimas
rinkimus SUI atskiru kandidatu
rodo, kad Kremlius skaito Ame-
rikoje bent 80 20 istikimujQ.
Stalino susira s i nejimas su
Wallace, aplenkiant Amerikos
vyriausybe, vercia manyti, kad
Stalinas turf visai klaidinga
supratima apie savo kandidato
populiaruma.
Vakaru aliantu pasilikimas
Berlyne bolsevikams .yra dau.
giau, negu vieno plano punkte
neivykdymas. Tas pasilikimas
gresia suzlugdyti visus boise.
viku sumanymus pr lverzt
| Xxi Lamanso. 0 neivykdzius
nustatytu laiku to butino pa
saulines revoliucijos etapo, SUI
| siardo ir ekspansijos planai XII
tomis kryptimis.
stai del ko bolsevikai tail
nerimsta, kai Vakaru atlanta
perkele ginca j I'M
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-15

Bolseviku penkmecio plane
buvo numatyta, kad dar pra-
ejusia vasara vakaru aliantai
pasitrauks is Berlyno, o Itali-
joje ir Prancuzijoje bus komu-
nistines vyriausybes.
Plano sustatytojai galvo-
jo, kad Vakaru Europa patti
neatsispirs, o Amerika vel girls
j savo tradicini izoliacionizma,
ypac, kai rinkimus laines re-
publikonai.
Taciau taip galvodami, boil
sevikai padare dvi stambias
klaidas.
Pirmiausiai neissipildo jQ
viltys, kad Amerika girls j izo-
liacionizma. Oar pris rinkimus
republikonu vadai pareiske
kad atejus republikonams
valdzia, santykiuose su Sovie'
tu Sajunga pasikeitimu nebus
Bolsevikai neivertino tos rel.
ksmes. kuria USA politikoje
turf gyventoju kline. USA
pilieciu dauguma yra kilus
kaip tik is tu krastu, kuriuos
bolsevikai arba yra uzeme, ar
ba kuriems sudaro spavojQ. De
! mokratiniarae kraste su tokil