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Evening star., 1948-11-07
Alexandria Flower Ball
To Be Held Tomorrow

A flower ball, sponsored by the
Northern Virginia Florist Associ-
alton, in celebration of National
Flower Week will be held at 9 pm
tomorrow at Belle Haven Country
Club, Alexandria.
More than 20 florists will send
flowers to line the walls, and cor
sages and various flower arrange
ments will be on exhibit.
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Mass at Maryland U.
To Honor War Dead

A solemn high mass will be sung
in Ritchie Coliseum at the Univer-
sity of Maryland next Sunday in
memory of those who gave their lives
in the service of the country.
The ceremony is the seventh an
nual armistice memorial service
sponsored by the Prince Georges
Council. Knights of Columbus.
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Alexandra Youth Hurt
As Car Hits Abutment

Henry Ungar, 16, of Alexandria,
escaped with minor chest injuries
yesterday when his automobile
crashed into an abutment of the
Shirley highway overpass at Shir-
lington.
According to the youths father
Henry z. Ungar, manager of Radio
Station WPIK, the steering appar-
tus of his sons car was damaged
when the vehicle crossed the rail-
road tracks, just north of the abut-
ment. This, Mr.. Ungar said, ap-
|parently caused the car to swerve of
the roadway.
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Alexandra PTA Council
To Meet on Tuesduy

A city-wide general meeting of
the Alexandria Council of Parent
Teacher Associations will be held at
pm. Tuesday in the Mount Ver-
non School, Alexandria.
Dr.. Karl H. Berns, assistant sec
retary of the National Education
Association, will speak on Our
Responsibility for Universal Educa-
ton" Music will be furnished by
the glee clubs of Mount Vernon
School under the direction of Mrs.
Elizabeth Knight.
Evening star., 1948-11-07
$500, 900 Seal Sale Cool
Is Set for MARYLAND
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. GA goal of
100000 has been set for the 1913
Christmas seal sale of the Maryland
tuberculosis Association, Philip S.
Morgan, president of the associa-
ton, announced today. The sale
will begin November %.
A total of $266,585 was raised
through sale of seals in 1947.
Evening star., 1948-11-07

-LHUUK SLUutO.
and a brother, Randolph Cooper,
both of Atlanta, also survive.
Funeral services will be held at
noon Tuesday at the Wheatley fu-
neral home, Alexandria. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Rey.BrasingtonNamed
Silver Spring Pastor

The Rev. Frank K. Brasington,
director OF the District Baptist
Convention missions department,
has been appointed pastor of Sill
Evening star., 1948-11-07
Hume PTA to Meet Tuesday

The Hume School Parent Teach
er Association will meet at pm
Tuesday at the school on Arlington
Ridge road in Arlington,
Evening star., 1948-11-07

"The Charter Committee will.
through the establishment of the
highest qualifications for council
service, make it an increasing honor
to receive the approval of an intel
ligent electorate and thereby make
outstanding citizens more willing to
serve"
One reason for the public to be
particularly concerned over the
makeup Of its first council is the
broad appointive power given to the
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-04-09
Legal Advertising
Office of State Auditor
STATE OF MONTANA
Insurance Department
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
AND AUTHORIZATIONS

Whereas, The Universal Underwrit-
ers
Has filed in this department a sworn
statement of its condition on December
81, 1S47, in accordance with the proVi-
sions of the Revised Codes of Montana,
1885, relating to insurance organiza-
tons; and whereas, said statement
shows that said insurance organization
has complied with the Laws of this
State;
THEREFORE,, in pursuance of law,
|, JOHN j. HOLMES, State Auditor and
Commissioner of Insurance, do hereby
certify that the above named insurance
organization is authorized to transact
the business of Fire and Allied Lines
of insurance in this State until the
thirtyfirst day of March. 1949
further certify that their statement
shows that on December 81, 1947, the
actual amount of Capital-U. S. De-
post to be None; the aggregate Income
for the year 1917 $1,S16,111.22; the ag-
gregate Disbursements for the year
1947 11,169.10; the aggregate Assets
are $1,74S,713.7S; the aggregate Liabil-
tiles. except Capital, are 1,099,724.36;
the Surplus over all liabilities is $685.
9S9.42; the Surplus as regards policy
holders is $64S,9S942
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto subscribed my name and af-
fixed my official seal, at the State
Capitol in the City of Helena, this LIST
day of April, 194S.
JOHN j. HOLMES, State Auditor
and Commissioner of Insurance.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-04-09
KGVO REFUSES TO CARRY
WALLACE BROADCAST
he PEOPLES Voice

nS I6OplS NO1CC
Dear Sir:-I noticed an article in
the issue of March 26 that Presiden-
tial Candidate Henry A. Wallace will
speak over CHS network on Saturday,
April 10th from $3.50 to 9:55 pm. MIST.
[ called Radio Station KGVO over
CHS station in Missoula and was in
formed that this station will not carry
the broadcast. Why? Now, we have
a right to hear Mr.. Wallace. Is there
anything can be done about it? Why
do we have to have the opinion of the
corporation controlled press and radio
crammed down our necks. This is the
finest country in the world and yet a
pressure group get this dirty politics
in their daily papers and on the air.
This is the only CHS station in Mis-
sOula. The new station KILL is a
national network and most people are
in the habit of listening to KGVO they
have not got accustomed to dealing
the new station. Hoping that some
thing can be done to give the AMER
ICAN people a chance to hear Mr..
Wallace. Sincerely, Lorilla O'Conror,
Mont.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-04-09


governments which would not ask for
such aid if they could rule without it..
No one has yet seen Russian officer,
file or rubIe on the other side of the
war in these countries. No Russian
has spoken of military attack on the
United States.
What is called Soviet aggression"
is really the growth of revolutionary
Communists are multi
plying because many peoples who saw
World War II on their own soil find
it impossible to continue living the old
way and no other group has been able
to win their allegiance with more
hopeful solution. Since Russia is Com
munist too, more and more countries
are said to have entered her sphere
of influence"
The US. is still the strongest ma
tion on earth. 1t is the richest, as a
comparison of living standards here
and elsewhere proves. America can
produce 100 million tons of steel
annually while Russian capacity is
scarcely 25 million. The us. alone
has atom bomb stockpies. 1t has
more first class planes, more tanks,
more navy ships, more of every
thing you can think of except people
and soldiers in uniform than all 9TH
err countries combined.
Yet the American government is
most panicky of all in its statements.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-04-09

Emphasizing their belief that the
establishment of universal military
training g. would be a decisive
force in wrecking our democratic sys-
tenn =" Members of the South
Valley County Farmers Union at
their county convention March 20 in
Nashua, went on record as whole
heartedly opposed to peacetime con-
scription. Besides acting on UNIT,
the convention gave approval to res
olutions supporting the St Lawrence
Seaway, the Murray health bill of
194S, and reiterated their opposition
to the dishonest propaganda campaign
of the National Tax Equality Asso-
citation.
Resolution
Whereas, We are daily reminded Of
the world crises which exists and of
the war hysteria which is gripping
the nation, we believe the pressure
group who are striving for the adop-
ton by congress of Universal Military
Training as a resolution, are misin-
formed insincere and prejudiced
groups of the same type of thought
which wrecked the League of Nations
after World war !.
We believe that UNIT would be the
decisive force in wrecking our demo
cratic system and that better means
can be used to face the situation of
an impending war by utilizing the
United Nations which has been set |
up for this purpose.
Therefore, We, the South Valley |
County Farmers Union resolve this
goth day of March in convention as
sembled that we are Fundamentally
opposed to UNIT and call upon you,
our elected representatives of the peo-
pie of the United States to oppose
any and all measures designed for this
Resolution 2
Whereas, The st. Lawrence Seaway
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-04-09
wall. Street HAS
taken Over
E.n,P,
By JOHN A. BLATNlK
Cong, Minnesota 8th District

When Secretary of State George
Marshall announced his plan for Euro
pean relief and recovery last June, he
awakened the hopes of a war-weary
world which was seeking to return to
sanity. The original Marshall Plan
seemed to represent a partial return
to the Roosevelt policy of peace and
international cooperation. Since l
have favored UNRRA and supported
the 1947 European relief program in
the past, l was naturally in whole
hearted support of the ideals of the
Marshall Plan, and its detectives of
fighting starvation in Europe and aid
ing its economic rehabilitation.
During recent months, however, the
enemies of genuine European relief
have been busy perverting the Mar
shall Plan to substitute a Hoover
Dulles-Wall Street Plan in it's place.
At the recommendation of Herbert
Hoover, the rebuilding of Germany
has become a major feature of ERP.
On March II, the house foreign af
fairs committee also decided to in
clude $3.50 millions in military aid to
the corrupt government of Chang
Kai-shek, and an additional $275 mil
lions in military aid for Greece and
Turkey. The amount of funds for the
overall plan had already been re-
duced below the bare minimum, and
the addition of China and Greece
amounts to further reduction. The
high ideals enunciated by General
Marshall are being pushed into the
background as the ERP program
energies in its final form
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-04-09
SOUTH VALLEY COUNTY OPPOSES CONSUMPTION

bill has been referred back to the
senate committee on rivers and har
bors indefinitely, and whereas, we be
lieve this piece of legislation should
be favorably acted upon by the con
gress for the reason of it's being an
overall progressive move for further
development of our natural resources
which will in turn add greater facili-
ties and prosperity to the nation as
whole.
Therefore, we the South Valley Flu.
in convention assembled this Goth day
of March, condemn the action of Sen
ator Ecton for voting for the return
of this bill to committee and request
that he take the necessary steps to
force the bill back before the con-
gress. We further go on record COM
mending Sen. James e. Murray for
his efforts in working for immediate
action on the bill.
Resolution
Whereas, Senate bill 21S9, the local
health act of 194S has been introduced
Ill Tie U. =. SeHdL0, u16dSuF0 lOl
providing for partial financing for a
local health service.
Therefore, We. the South Valley F.
U. in convention assembled this Goth
day of March, go on record as favoring
the passage of this bill.
Resolution
Whereas, The NTEA is continuing
to put forth vicious fight against
the Co-ops and is putting out false
Therefore, We the South Valley F.
U. convention assembled this Goth day
of March, do hereby reiterate our
stand as being unalterably opposed to
this type of dishonest opposition to
the cooperative movement.
Resolutions committee:
JASPER DeDOBBELEER
ROBERT COTTON
MARIE EATON.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-04-09


hat program are opposed by almost all ALL, Clio
and Independent labor groups, religious organizations,
educational groups such at National Education Asso-
citation and Montana Education association majorites,
and such outstanding citizens Albert Einsten Henry
Wallace National Farmers Union President James
Patton, who believe that freedom and civil rights go
hand in hand with friendship and understanding among
all the peoples of the world. These principles, laid down
by Franklin D. Roosevelt, have not been abandoned
by the American people. We peace, abundance,
security-not militarism, fear and LET THE b.
PARTISAN CONGRESS KNOW 1T!
Address Cong. Mike Mansfield and Wesley D'Ewart
at House Office Building, Washington 25 DC Senators
James Murray and Zales Ecton be reached at Sen
ate Office Building, Washington 25, D. c.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-04-09

MILITARIZATION OF AMERICA is following the
pattern which destroyed the peoples rights and
established military fascsm in Italy, Japan and Germ
any Today, military theology and military influence
even more powerful than during The octo-
pusike growth of military power, the twothirds of
entire federal budget for military purposes, and
the goose-step toward military fascism in the admins
tration's proposed universal military training program
all part of the bipartisan policy with which
the generals and the bankers try ramming the
European Re-Armament Program (ERP) down the col
ectve threats of Americans and Europeans alike. 1t
is an imperialist poIcy-arms and dollars to control
governments broad. is based strict Wall Street
militarist control here at home.
UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING and the brass
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-04-09
JOHN MCKAY, SIR. OBJECTS
TO VOICE POSITION

Dear Bruce: My letter to your col
umn has brought a veritable flood OF
literature from all parts of the coun-
try. Lam getting subscriptions paid
for by dying persons whose death bed
prayer was that the paper might be
sent me for a full year.
How come, all this high-power stuff
is deluging me? Is it because Wal
lace or Taylor has better record
than myself. Wallace inherited some
of his fame and never took part in
strike or free speech fight in his
life. Taylor won his high place by
his support of the strike in the woods
or northern Idaho, or by singing his
way into fame? Striking Snowman
ship to get votes is poor substitute
for a victory won on the facts and
the issues.
The facts are that neither of these
gentlemen have any primary records
that any paper representing the peo-
pie could boast except the record of
by-passing the real issue. Because
they have escaped to position of
prominence the "aristocracy of the
are offering them as a
model.
Taylor has no foundation laid in
the state of Idaho to which he could
anchor toy balloon. This "top-fire'
Of enthusiasm raging in the upper
will not even "singe the
bark" I am acquainted with all the
leaders of this so-called popular de-
nand" and there is not a one of them
who would not rather "eat" out of the
'flesh-pots of Egypt" than make a
light
Speaking for one took a popular
and a hard earned record |
md place for a walk into dream-land |
say, beware of clouds and magic car
lets. Keep your feet on the ground |
John F. Mckay, Route 6, Spokane
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-04-09

New defeats" are recorded in the
press daily, though if the question
were allowed it would be hard to ex-
plain just where and how the Ameri-
can people have suffered.
Last year Secretary of State Marsh
all announced that his plan was aimed
at mo country or ideology'' but was
against the hunger and misery born of
the last war. Some countries refused
to participate in the Marshall plan,
preferring to tackle their hunger and
misery their own way. That was
chalked up as defeat" although it
should have pleased Marshall that few
er people wanted Americas money.
On March Is, the us. government,
apparently anticipating another "de-
feat, announced to Italians prepar-
ing for a democratic election that they
will get no food if they vote the Com
munst-SociaIist slate. Marshall said
the same day that "the Greek situa-
ton is serious but is not without
hOpe''-after funds supposed to feed
hungry Greeks had been diverted to
military needs to the extent of over
$4,000 to kill each of 10000 or so
ragged but apparently still unstop-
pable guerrillas.
Marshall also said 1.-THE Greek
government has commercially resist
ed temptations to meet the crisis by
departure from democratic princi-
pies and resort to totalitaran meas
ures." Each days news from Athens
tells of scores of executions. US.
unions have protested against sup
preston of labor there, including
the DEATH PENALTY for strike
leaders. Democratic principles?
Former President Herbert Hoover
complains that, should war come,
America will have no allies. Some ma
tions don't like the leaders President
Truman likes. Some are just scared
to get into a U.S.-Russian war and be
blasted into eternity.
Why Should We Fight To Save The
Bankers Almighty Dollar?
In search FOR allies, us. occupa-
ton authorities have halted decartel-
ization in Germany and Japan. This
gives the green light to industrialists
in those countries, who started the last
war for their own profit, to enlist in
World War III for the same purpose
us. bankers and corporation execu-
tives may see those industrialists as
just plain businessmen" like them
selves. But the rest of the world is
full of just plain people who don't re-
semble bankers or industrialists and
would rather see them go than fight
war for them.
Since bankers don't shoulder rifles
md don't dominate too many countries
hese days, World War is still unlikely.
is. policy in picking them alone for
riends is antagoniziug more and
nore plain folk who would also like
america for a friend. Since even
tom bombs can't kill everyone, this
ant be remeded by rafting weapons
r moneybags - only by learning to
We in the same world with others,
ven if their flag is red.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-04-09
WAR DRUMS Beat BUT WHO WILL DO
the FIGHTING?
By ISRAEL EPSTEIN, Allie

By ISRAEL EPSTEIN, Allied Labor
this China
still
1t takes at least
really exist American dollars
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-04-09

Shopping? Think first of your Coop
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29

nus ir kitus, tik visa beda. kad
sluodu tarp saves kruvinai pe-
sasi...
lr arabai nespiauna Mas
kva. Londonas jiems ikyreio.
Arabuose bunda nacionalistinis
Jausmas, kuri kaip tik kursto
Maskva.
Egiptp laikrastis "AHRAM"
raso: "Jeigu reikia pasiekti
tikslo, tai turime eiti nors ir
su paciu velniu''. Velnias is
Maskos meiliai sypsosi, bet jis
turf ragus ir uodega. Arabai
noretu su Maskvos velniu susi-
deti. Bet velnias Wis velnias!
Jis lengvai neatsizades zydu,
o kaip samisius kele arabu tar
pc, taip If toliau kels...
L. Ubr.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
Prezidento rinkimai

RAMIAIS laikais USA pref
dento rinkimai sudarydavo pa
sauliui reiksminga ivyki. c
dabar, kai is visu pusiu pucis
smarkus vejai ir renka dideles
audros debesis, tie rinkimai tn.
retu ypatingai idomauti visus
Bet mes esame pateke j tokius
sukurius, kurie visu demesi SUI
traukia j karo klausima ir visa
kita padaro beveik nevertu nei
zodzio nei akies.
O gi, is tikruju, USA dabar-
tinis vaidmuo pasaulineje poll
tikoje yra toks didelis, kad
kiekvienas jo pajudejimas vie
naip ar kitaip atsiliepia tarp-
tautine padeti. Ir jei preziden-
to rinkimai galetu padaryti ita-
kos j ateiti, tai visas pasaulis
jais dometusi. Yra pasklidusi
visuotine nuomone, kad Ame-
rikos politikoje niekas nepasi-
keis, ar prezidentu bus isrink-
tas Truman ar Dewey.
Pasauliui Wis tick, koki pre-
zidenta Amerika lures: Truma-
ma ar Dewey. Jam nebutu Wis
tick, jei Wallace butu rimtas
kandidatas. Laimei - taip to-
Ii USA dar nera, nuejusi. Tai
ir yra vieninteie 1paguoda Vi
stems, kurie brangina laisve ir
kurie jos ilgisi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
NEPIGUS IR ISDIDUS
FRANCO

Franko pasake: "Tegul pa.
Juda is Berlyno rusu ordos, tai
tuoj milijonas ispanu stos gin.
tt krikscioniskos civilizacijos
ir kulturos".
Kad tai tiesa, amerikieciai
Zinc if vertina 1spanijos reiks-
me. stai jau antra USA sena-
toriQ grupe atvyko pas Frankie
"pasiplepeti''. Franco state iris
reikalavimus:
1. Ispanija turf butt priimta
j UN.
2. Ispanija turf naudotis
Marshallo planu.
3. Atstatomas pilnas diplo-
mathis SAINT Y kiavimas tarp
Ispanijos ir Vakaru demokra-
tiju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
VEL KVIECIA DAI-
NUOTI ! ANGLIA
VAzIUOJA IR A. DAMBRA-
DAMBRAUSKAITE

Pc sekmingos lietuviu daini-
ninku keliones po Anglia, siuo
metu Didz. Britanijos Lietuviu
Draugija ir vel kviecia ia pa
cia, kompozitoriaus Waldo Jo-
kubeno vadovaujama grupe at
vykti $40 savaiciu koncertu
marsrutui. Artistai laukiami
Londone sausio menesi ir tu-
res isbuti Anglijoje Xxi kovo
menesio vidurio.
salia Lietuviu Draugijos or
ganizuojamQ vakarQ, daininin-
kus kviecia ir Britq valdzios
Art Council. Britai kviecia juos
net penkiolikai koncertu, spe-
cialiai SUI operu istrauku pro-
grama.
I Anglia vyksta buve Kau-
no Operos solistai Ipolitas Nau-
ragis (bosas) ir Ele Kalvaity-
te (mezzo-sopranas), taip pat
ir jaunas dramatinis tenoras
st. Baranauskas.
Ypatingas kvietimas yra pa
siustas isgarsejusiai daininin-
kei Antaninai Dambra Damb-
rauskaitei, kuri ia pasiulyma,
atrodo, sutiko priimti ir kaipo
"leading lady" isijungs j lietu-
viu artistu grupe. Londonietis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
MIRE LENkAS KAR-
DINOLAS HLOND

Is Varsuvos pranesa, kad
spaliq % d. ten mire Lenkijos
kardinolas Augustus Hlond, su-
laukes 67 metu amziaus. Jis
placiau pasidare zinomas pas
tarais keliais metals, kaip at
viras kovotojas prizes komunis-
tine Lenkijos vyriausybe.
Kard. Hlond mire plauciu uz-
degimu, kas issivyste po apen-
dicito operacijos.
10 mirtis sumazino Kardino-
lu Kolegijos nariu skaiciu Xxi
Sc; pilna kvota yra 70.
Jis buvo paskirtas kardinolu
1927 metals. Gimes aukstuti-
neje Silezijoje, angliakasio su-
nus, Hlond kunigo karjera pra-
dejo Milane, Italijoje, kur jis
turejo progos susidraugauti su
tue dvasiskiu, kuris veliau pa
tapo dabartinio popieziaus ar
timu draugu.
Antro, pasaulinio karo pra-
dzioje, jis buvo popieziaus pa
skirtas butt visapasauliniu len
ku dvasiniu direktorium, kuo.
met Lenkija buvo sovietu il
naciq suplesyta ir lenkai prade.
10 issiblaskyti pc visas pasau.
lilo dalis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
MASKVA TARP ARABU If
ZYDU

Maskva uzinteresuota jauna-
ja Izraelio valstybe padaryti
savo ''vasalu'. Didede Maskvos
itaka ten labai jauciama. Zydai
visada meiliomis akimis ziure-
jo j Maskva, ypac tie, kurie
masiniai vaziavo j Vakaru Vo-
kietija, o is cia... i Paletina.
Bet Maskva, kaip ir lazda,
turf du galu: cia sypsosi zy-
dams, cia neisleidzia is akiu If
arabu. il mielai globotu ir vie
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
Pauksti pazinsi
is plunksnu

VAKARIECIQ padetis Euro
pole tikrai sunki. il pasirode
dar sunkesne Azijoje, kur XII
Mia, Koreja ir Japonija suda-
no labai svarbu trikampi tick
sovietu, tick amerikieciu politi-
kos planams.
Politinis karas Kinijoje siuo
metu krypsta j labai pavojinga
puse. Komunistai baigia uzim-
tt visa Mandzurija. Ir gales
greitai pasirodyti, kad Ciang-
Kaisekas net su amerikieciu
pagalba nepajegs komu n S t y
iveikti. O tada paddles naujas
pavojus Korejoje.
Jau senai siaures Koreja ESQ.,
vietu uzimtoji) ruosiasi itrau-
xii ir Pietu Koreja i sovietu
politikos tinkla. zinia, kad
amerikieciu uzimtoje Korejoje
prasidejo komunistiniai sukili-
mai, leidzia speti, ko galima IT,
ketis is Korejos. O kai visa
Koreja pasiduos komunistini
tinkla, tai netrukus paaisketQ,
kad ir visas Azijos zemynas jau
grasina Amerikai.
Gala, labai gala, kad prizes
trejus metus Amerikos politi-
kos vadovai nepramate, kas We
liau atsitiks. Maskvos paukstis
tada buvo toks ramus... taikin-
gas ir sukalbamas... 10 plunk.
snos tada buvo nudazytos Swell
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29

USA, Britannia ir Pran-
cuzija tik spaliu 20 d. pra-
mesa sutarusios sulaikyti
ardyma if isvezima Vokie-
tijos dirbtuviu, kurios bu-
vo atiduotos Rusijai issi-
vezti, kaip atlyginimas az
Vokieciu padarytus Rusijai
karo nuostolius. Tikri ko-
medijantai tie vakaru "de-
mokratai", kad taip pilde
Stalinui Quota prizada, kai
Stalinas savo visus priza-
dus tuoj po susitarimu SUI
lauze.