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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22
MIRTIES SEZONAS
MASKVOJE

Maskva istiko trys staigios
ir netiketos mirtys.
Pirmas buvo Zdanovas -
Suomijos uzpuolikas, Pabaltiio
valstybiQ smaugikas, Komin-
formo ir visame pasaulyje ne
rlmo kurejas, kandidatas j Sta
limo sosta.
Po jo visai netiketai mire
Rybalko- geriausias rusu tan
ku taktikos specialistas, sar-
vuociu diviziju generolas. Jis
priskaitomas prie geriausiu
tanku strategy pasaulyje. Pas
kutiniu laiku buvo teritorines
armijos sefas.
Trecias paskutinemis dieno-
mis- mire Lukin. Jis buvo slap
tu bolseviku partijos skyriu Sc
fas. Per jo srankas pereidavo
visu bolseviku kortoteka, Ii
MOS, bylos ir tt.
Trys dideli Maskvos ponai
kuone vienu metu nuvirto. Kas
juos junge? Visi trys buvo ar
Siausi Vakaru priesai ir neken-
tie anglo-amerikonu, kaip ma
70. Visi trys privire daug ko-
ses, bekurstydami Stalina kuo-
greiciausiai kariauti.
Kai sovietuose kas nors stat
ga mirsta ir vienu laiku, speja-
ma, kad jie buvo pasiusti pa
ties "tevo" poilsiui. -. Bet
siuo atveju ar tai reikstQ nau-
ju veju pradzia sovietu uzsie-
niu politikoje? Juk Visinskls
kaip koliojosi, taip ir tebesiko-
lola. q. w.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22
W Spy9Iiuot Vie|u

ispudi j dar daugiau pagilino stoties griau-
ciai, visur aplinkui dideles duobes nuo pataikiu-
siu stoti bombu is amerikeciu orc tvirtoviu,
ir siurpulingi miesto griuvesiai stoties rajone.
Kai kure namai dar tebesmilko nors nuo Ko-
motau misunderstanding kuri mes pukiai mate
me is Schloss Eisenberg, jau buvo praejusios
kelios dienos.
ziurint suzeistuju, kuriu buvo pranesta
pro mus gal koks pora simtu, liudna parada,
klausant ju. vaitojmu ir zvalgantis aplink mie-
sto griuvesius, tegalejome sau pasakyti: va kuo
pasibaige III Reicho laimejimai. Vienkart YER
zes is krutines balsas ir norejosi garsiai susuk-
ii: Viespatie, Auksciausias Dieve, kodel nubau-
del viena Htleri, kuris uz visa tai kaltas, bet
pasmerkei baisiausioms kancoms milijonus vi
sal nekaltu zmoniu; kodel, be to, paskandini
zmonija bolsevistiniame tvane, kuris eina prizes
Tavo paties moksla, ir mesa visoms tautoms, -
ne tik kara pralaimejusioms, bet ,ir j laimeju-
sioms, = dar didesnq nelaimiu, kokiu pridare
Europai Hitleris SUI keliais aklais pakali-
Ekais ?!...
Kol gaisnome Komotau laika, bolseviku
priesakiniai elemental vel lipo NUNS ant kulnq.
Bet jie nedriso vieni kisti nosies didoka mics
ia ir lauke didesnij jegu priartejimo Todel ga
lejome ramiau is Komotau isvaziuoti. Kada pa
stebejau, jog musu traukiniui buvo pristatytas
dar antras garvezys is uzkapalio, tai negalejo
butt abejones, jog 81 karta eisis geriau. Todel
geroje nuotaikoje ir .smagiai vaziavome Karls-
bado kryptimi. Pakeyje jokiu incidentu neivy-
ko Todel pavakare jau pamateme sa musu
is seniau nuziureta vieta kad, taip sakant, butt
amerikieciu "isaisvintiems', nors faktinai jau
buvome patys save issilaisvine. Gal del to tik-
rieji islaisvintoja ir nesiskubino mus gelbeti.
Netoli Karlsbado musu traukinys tapo su-
laikytas. Kane dalykas? Pasirodo, uzsdure-
me ant demarkacijos zonos, numatytos tarp
amerikiecq kariuomenes ir rusu raudonosios ar
mijos, kurios daliniai net dar nebuvo suspeje Xxi
sakytos zonos daeiti. Tai reiske joe Wis tik dar
nesame nuo bolseviku pavojaus issigelbeje
(IenorOaS (Terman adlutanfu
nuotuju tarpe, ir SUI internuotuju sarasu kiseniu-
je issiskubino, znoma pescias, Karlsbada per-
traktacijoms SUI amerikieciais kad mus sileis-
tu. Netlukus buvo Quotas zenklas kad galime
lvaziuoti zona bet dar ne patti Karlsbada. Tai
daug kilometrus plocio, kas liudijo, Jog ameri-
kieciai neabai buvo linke glamonetis su savo
bolsevikiskuoju sajunginingu: skate reikalinga
tarp saves ir ju palikti geroka atstuma.
bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22
LENKAI PRADEDA
BLAIVIAU GAL
VOTI

Belgijoje ivykes lenku social
demokratu partijos (PPS) su-
vaziavimas visiskai nepasisake
del Lenkijos rytu sienos, taigi
ir del Vilniaus, nors anksciau
81 partija, kaip ir visi lenkai,
ypac pabrezdavo, kad Vilnius
ir Lvovas turf priklausyti Len
kijai.
Idomus yra lenku biuletenio
paskelbtas samprotavimas:
"Del ko nepasisakyta rytu
sienq klausimu. Ne del to, kad
buvo uzmirsta. Nezinome ar
gumentu, del kuriu suvaziavi-
mas nusistate tiksliai geogra-
fiskai nezymeti busimos rytu
sienos, bet tame reiskiasi poll
tinis realizmas.
"Kovos su visais kaimynais
neatlaikys jokia tauta, tue Ia
biau baisiai suvarginta lenku
tauta. Jei busime priverstl
frontu stoti prizes vakarus, ry-
tuose NUNS bus reikalinga tai
ka.
"Jei laukiame nuolatines gre
smes is Maskvos puses, nepri-
valome leisti, kad taip pat bu-
tune gresiami is KijevO, Min
sko ar is Kauno. Pagalba If
parama galime rasti tik pas
musu kaimynus, kuriu issllal-
svinimas susilpnins Russia, o
bendras pavojus suris JUGS SUI
Lenkija."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22
SVARBU ISRINkTI
IR SAVISTOVIS
KONGRESAS

Rinkimams artejant, reika-
linga balsuotojams priminti,
kad dar svarbiau, negu prezi-
dento isrinkimas, yra isrinki-
mas nepriklausomo Amerikos
Kongreso.
PREF. Trumano ir Demokra-
tu partijos komiteto vedamas
vajus remiamas ant isdavu, ku-
rios iSkilo. del Trumano nepa-
jegimo diktuoti Sofas Kongre-
sui. Jis reikalavo, kad Kon-
gresas pasiduotu jo preziden-
tiskai valiai. Taciau Kongre-
sas sutiko dirbti su admins
traciia kaip savistovis valdzios
organas, bet visiskai nesutiko
butt sokdinamas Baltuju Manu-
botagu. Del sios priezasties ir
ivyko skirtumai tarp Kongreso
ir Trumano, kuris, nesuprasda-
mas reikalo, eme Kongresa nei-
gti, apsaukti j "vienu is pras-
ciausiu kongresu" kokius 81 sa-
lis turejus.
Cub. Dewey pasireiske, kad
tarp Kongreso ir Baltojo Ma
mo bus visiskas kooperavimas,
jeigu jis bus isrinktas. Taciau
svarbu kad butu isrinktas gy-
vas, savistomis ir sumanus
Kongresas, neziurint kas bus
isrinktas prezidentu.
Jeigu Sofas Kongresas ne
butu buves savistovus ir apdai-
rus, Trumanas,~ padiktuodamas
Kongresui, butQ uzmetes saliai
savo diktatoriska programa, di-
deli valdzios islaiduma, klasiu
naudai istatymus, ir neribota
dolerine parama kitoms salims.
Is Dewey galime tiketis CERES
niu dalyku. Taciau reikalinga
ir Kongresas, kuris moka saw
stoviai galvoti ir dirbti,> mes sa-
lies gerovei Wis bus reikalinga
rimtu istatymq.
Galime zinoti, kad to neten-
ka nei tiketis is New Dealeriu
kongresmanu. Trumanas laiko-
81 minties, kad jis turf butt is
rinktas prezidentu ir kad jam
butu isrinktas toks Kongresas,
kuri jis galetu sokdinti, ir ku-
ris tik uztvirtintu jo valia kaip
prezidento. Tokia valdzia nera
visuomenes valdzia, ir Xxi to
nereikia dasileisti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22
AUKSAS

IS gimtuju isblokstas dausu,
kieta zeme su kirke kertu:
sunku auksa kasykloj kasu,
prie nezinomo kalno slaitu.
Oh aplinkui bevardziai kalnai
ir bevardziai ir baisus vargai:
be pradzios, be baigties, amzinai,
cia tas auksas ir mes = 10 vergal.
Sunku auksa as keikti imu =
0, kick daug jo kasykloj pas mus :
kaz kan mes jis sapnus palaimu,
man jis priesas, ispleses namus.
AS SUI panieka auksa minu
ir tariu jam, tariu nuolatos:
uz tave simta kart branginu
maza sauja zemeles gimtos. ."
O aplinkui bevardziai kalnai,
kur kahn ar kit bebuvos?
O mintyj, sirdyj, animal
zeri auksas ausru Lietuvos.
Kastytis Gliauda.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-22

Palengvinkime tremtiniu mas
ia, suselpkime JUGS! Aukas
siuskite:
United Lithuanian Relief Fund
of America, Inc.
1O5 Grand Street
Brooklyn II, N. Y.
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-04

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11

celebration for Bea Gillian. .4@r
birthday and anniversary both
fall on this date.
Also celebrating natal day
was Eddie Frank Jones on the
same date.
Labor Day weekend saw a
regular exodus from town Head
ing up to Idlewild were James
Edward Bailey and his wife
Frances. TO Columbus was George
MeGhee and a party of friends,
and 10 Cleveland a host of folks
10 see the air races.
Get well wishes are in or
der for Mrs. J. E. Mccall. who
has been confined TO the bed
for the past week, and DR., Ar
thur L. Thompson. Both have
improved, however. at this writ
ing.
Returning from delightful
months visit in California are
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thompson.
He is the steward al the exclu-
sive Yondotega Club, where
you have to be born a million
aire in order to be eligible to
become a member.
Another Detroiter home from
q three months stay in the sur
ny state of California is Mrs
Claire Bailey. active member OF
Can ter Metropolitan CINE Church.
She reports marvellous time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
Stewart Lauds
'Laboring Man

The Rev. c. r. Stewart of
Ebenezer AME Church delivered
the first communion sermon Of
the new conference year last
Sunday on the theme: The
Spiritual Significance, of Labor
Day"
We are living IN a working
day world The universe has
been created upon tolls and Ia
bor." he declared.
THE labor unions" Pastor
Stewart asserted. have brought
about adjustments so that the
laboring man may have a de-
cent living"
In his closing remarks the
Rev Mr.. Stewart said:
Let's not look at the un-
pleasant side Of our jobs. but
thank God for strength enough
TO work"
Our race have established it
self in high position and we
are winning our rightful place
in the labor world"
The songs Of Zion were fur
nished by Bethany Chorus and
the Senior Choir.
There were two guest soloists,
Dollie Brown Black. former di-
rectress OF the Senior Choir.
who sang Let Us Break Bread
Together" and Eleanor jeanette
Woodcock, of Windsor, Ont. She
/ reonered The 84th Psalms" -
Isaac Jones, church reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
The William BrightS Celebrate
ON 18th Wedding Anniversary

In a beautiful setting ofgladioas and palms Mr. and
Mrs William Bright of SOC La Belle Avenue Highland
Park celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Sun
day afternoon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11

Mrs. Bright are considered g
swell couple. Mrs. Bright is Of
flee manager at Detroit Institute
of Commerce. Both she and her
husband are considered among
Highland Parks leading citizens.
Welcoming the guests was
Mrs. James Wesley. In the re-
ceiving line was Mrs. Marie
Wright of Flint; Mrs. Ida L.
Jones, the mother OF Mrs. Bright,
who wore a beautiful grey crepe
dress with gold accessories; Mr..
William Bright; Mrs. Bright,
who wore gown OF aqua crepe
and silver beads with silver ac-
cessories; William Bright, Jr.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Randall,
the mother and father of Mr..
Bright.
LAWN DEcORS
Refreshments were served on
the beautiful lawn with the
serving table decorated with an
ice-molded punch bowl and
specially made cakes and jack-o-
lanterns.
Hostesses for the occasion
were Mrs. Helen Harvard; Mrs
Vellna Smith; Mrs Myrtle Times
Mrs. Charles B. Randall: Mrs
Lula Egglesotn, Mrs. Alice Peals
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11

~en reb ~ o. ~slh out--unsllsctsd oy beet
psfnih pelnsnesu end syliih hslfdos
snown md Used fos ever 50 Yesn. Your
, ,s. VII siss ssuS nonsV bsek V yours not
lVoss sslidied.
s'svs n esiy. prolsnloasI sppllcsilon q your
'esofHt bssuly shop Or by Ltreuss q ~
s''nehe dtnsslnsnl o. Drugstore
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
Mrs. Womack
To Speak At
Carter Chapel

Members OF Carter Metropoh-
tan CINE Church, West Grand
Boulevard at West Warren ave
Will hold their fifth Annual Inter
Club Tea Sept. 5, from 400 to
600 p. m.
Mrs. A. W. womack of Day-
ton, Ohio, will be the guest
speaker.
Other participants on the pro-
gram are: Miss Katherine Dud-
ley, Mrs. Norma Trotter. Miss
Marine Hardin, soloists; a read
ing by Mrs. Minebam Thornton.
The Young Adult Choir Of Car
ter Metropolitan will also rem
der selections.
Co-chairmen are: Mrs. Ola
Wise and Mrs. Mamie Bette.
Mrs. Lillian Dozier will pre-
side. The public is cordially in
vited.
John M. Jones, chairman OF
publicity; Rev. A. Ralph Davis,
Minister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11

II was more than q mere
wedding anniversary. II was a
wonderful demonstration OF
goodwill and brotherhood. Mr.
Bright has been employed for
% years as mail carrier, work
ing out of the Strathmoore post
office branch. The persons on
his route asked Detroit News
Coiumnist H. c. L. Jackson to
make mention OF the anniversary
inasmuch as they thought so
much of Mr.. Bright and as a
result Saturdays column was
devoted to the Bright's anniver-
sary.
FRIENDS JOIN
More than that the people on
his mail route mingled freely
and in large numbers with
friends from other areas of the
city all enjoying the annivers-
airy celebration because Mr.. and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11

To sivs your hsif
new. rich. nslvrsl-
looklnseolor(blsck.
bro~n, blonds)sss
uslns SodeiroY .
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los NOW ses
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evenly, easily
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11

When LaCiair Knox returned
from her tour abroad, her friends
were delighted with her beau
tiful souvenirs-handmade hand
kerchiefs, beaded evening bags,
exquisite perfume-from Paris,
Belgium, London, and nearly
every city visited.
Clouds Of smoke poured from
the Tribune offices Thursday.
No, II wasn't q fire, but smoke
from The cigars passed out by
Quentin McDuffy, in honor Of
McDuffy. Jr., who weighed in
at 8 lbs, ! OF. Mrs. McDuffy
ano son are doing fine at Wayne
Diagnostic.
Alice Haley entertained her
club, The Tally Pals" Wednes-
day evening in the Century
Room OF the Club 666. Winning
first guest prize was Auxvasse
Dixon. and second. Beatrice Gil.
liam. Member prizes were won
by Cecil Boykin and BRINE Wat
kins.
Guests present included Eve
lyn Palmer. Berniee Arnold.
Narissa Davis. Iris Cox. and AL.
beria Fitzgerald.
Tuesday, Sept. Z. was q double
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11

Miller: Miss Erna Clarke. Mrs.
Nellie Brown. Mrs. Bessie Thorn
as, Mrs. Ruby Robinson and
Msr. r. Louise Grooms.
The ushers were Mr.. Phillip
Gordon, Charles d. Miller
Charles D. Randall. and NJ. o.
Wright.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
Va ri e ty
THE SPICE OF LIFF~
BY cseiIls

tag variety the spree of hfeshrdu hrdu shrdu
Wedding bells rang Sunday for beautiful bride Miss
Eddie Mae johnson and Lee Butler Eddie Mae the sister
OF Jeanette Welsh Brown just finished high school this
past January The ceremony performed at New Grace
Baptist Church E. Forest with the reception being held
afterwards at the Detroit Association of Women's
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
Evening School
At Miller High

Enrolment for Miller High
School evening school will be
held Sept. 10, IA, l5-7 to 9
p. m. il was announced this
week Elementary and nigh
scnool courses will be taught
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-21
Use Of Green in DECORATING

upholstery in every shade of green
for pale chartreuse to deep forest
green, and in every type of mate
rial from simulated leather to lux
urious quilted velvet.
Lime Green Satin
There was handsome headboard
upholstered in lime green satin and
another design was done in a clear
green velvet with button tufting,
both nice for a definitely elegant
type of room. More down to earth
for most of us, was a headboard
done in white and green striped
glazed chintz.
White accents are delightful in
a green bedroom, especially for the
deeper tones, and an especially nice
choice for a summer decor. Keep
away from the too-pale greens un-
less they are well spiked with
strong color accents. As for the
actual job, by choosing green to set
the color theme of the room. then
planning a headboard to play up the
particular decorative effect desired,
the basic planning of a bedroom is
done, as the rest of the furnishings
will be naturally suggested.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-21
By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN. MD.


TOO many parents have the idea
that time alone will correct cross
eye. 1t is never safe to assume, as
so many parents unfortunately DO,
that the baby with crossed eye will
have outgrown the condition by the
time he is ready for school.
Such a child should be taken to
an eye specialist as soon as his
trouble is noticed. To wait in the
hope that it will disappear Of itself.
is to neglect it at the time when 1t
most readily can be corrected-dur-
ing the earliest years Of life.
A number Of factors must be con-
sidered when cross-eye Is present.
e.g., whether there is good vision in
both eyes, and whether the person
Is able to fuse or bring together the
images seen by each eye 50 that
only one image. instead Of two, is
seen. Paralysis Of various eye mus
cles may be involved in cross-eye.
In certain children, cross-eye
shows up only when they are tired
or excited.
Severity Of Defect
Whether or not glasses should be
put on the child will depend on the
severity Of the eye defect. There ID
some disagreement as to when
glasses can be worn satisfactorily
by young child. Frequently, baby
at the age Of from 10 to IS months
can be fitted with glasses, by using
a proper protective frame. In any
event, the earlier the treatment for
cross-eye is started. the better will
be the results.
Other methods Of treatment uaed
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-21
By GARRY CLEVELAND MYERS, Ph.D.

THE typewriter is desirable
equipment for the high school anc
college student. There are notes tc
be recorded and papers to be writ
ten in high school and college. Such
work wins higher grade from the
teacher, as rule, when typed than
when in poor handwriting, and most
youths don't write by hand very
legibly. Indeed, they themselves
may find it difficult and discourage
ing to read for review their own
notes. The unattractive appearance
of these notes makes them less
stimulating for thinking. Orderli-
ness of notes may favor orderliness
of thinking.
incidentally, most parents would
find letters from their son or daugh-
ter at college more legible if typed.
Here | recall, regretfully, the let
tiers used to scrawl to my father
and mother. l think l was often
more concerned about getting these
letters written than about my par
ent who had to read them. l some
times wish l could be back in those
days when they were alive, suppos-
ing would be less selfish and more
thoughtful about them. l wish
teachers of the upper grades and
junior high might make their STU
dents want to write by hand more
neatly and legibly, since it will be a
long while before the average youth
can own typewriter.
Could Buy Typewriter
With the mounting cost of going
to college, most college students
can't afford typewriter. But many
more than do could if they cut costs
on less important matters, especial
ly on Injuries. Many other students
could afford a typewriter if they and
their parents sensed its usefulness.
In high schools which have bust
ness courses very few students elect
tipping because they plan to use the
skill directly in a vocation. But
many bright students planning to
60 on to college might easily and
proftably find time to elect course
or two in tipping. 1t might prove use
full to them all the rest Of their
lives.
Learn Properly
Of course almost anybody can
learn to type in his own crude way.
Yet he rarely will acquire a high
degree of speed and accuracy unless
he learns in proper fashion. See the
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-21
LOVES PERILOUS PATH
Mary ond Roderiek Go OF Together, Leaving the
Grohoms and Junior to Quiet Evening

trust you do not mean ham sand
witch. Of course, your mother is Of
the theater, but"
Banal Jest
l knew that he purposely haG
voiced the banal jest, and recog,
nized his success, as his son laughed
uproariously, and then burlesqued
q blow at him which Dicky lodged
expertly.
"You hit me below the belt,
Junior complained. "But | don't
care what happens as long as we
have our jam session. Come on now,
get going. want to know every sin
gle thing that's happened since We
left for school,"
"Dear boy!" I protested. "You
have had long letters from US twice
week since you've been gone"
"Was it two or three a week we
always received from you?" Dicky
inquired slyly, and our sons face
suddenly was crimson.
cav, Dad" he stammered, but
Dicky needed the warning my eyes
flashed at him, as well, l knew, as
his own inner promptings, and gave
his son a remorseful clap on the
shoulder.
An Awful Truth
Forget that crack, son." he said.
II had no business making it. To
confess an awful truth, you have me
beat q thousand to one when it
comes to writing letters home from
school. Mine used to run something
like this: Dear Mother and Dad;
How are you? I'm pretty well, and
getting along all right, but I'm
stony broke. If you could send me
five III be ever so grateful. Your
loving son, Richard
1--WE got a crust ribbing you
about writing" he went on. you've
really been very good"
1--WE sent you letters like that"
Junior said miserably.
"Of course you have" Dicky said
cheerily. $50 has every boy away at
school, who didn't have to work his
way through. And, I'll let you in on
a secret. If boy doesn't run the
thing into the ground, every dad
swells up with sinful pride when he
gets a letter like that, and nine
times out of ten shows it around to
his particular friends"
Continued tomorrow