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there's not much point in counting
the cost.
And yet
Congress, cheerfully and enthusi-
astically, cuts deeply into the
revenues required to finance the
war for which it is preparing; lops
off almost $5,000,000,000 in in.
come taxes and refuses to even con-
slider making up the loss with tax
on the excess profits of postwar
profiteers. We may have to increase
taxes again, say the candid Con-
gressmen, but it's a good thing tc
cut them now. An election is
coming.
That is just one Of the ironies OF
life among the lawmakers.
Hearing ON iva Cited.
For another, take look into q
Senate committee room. There a
subcommittee Of the Public Works
Committee listens solemnly and
with serious attention to a proposal
to take much of the energy and
efficiency out of one of the Nations
greatest war-making machines
the IVA. That is what IVA proved
to be during the last war. Built to
serve the purposes of peace, such as
food control, soil conservation and
general regional development, TVA
became an engine of war when the
United States joined forces with
the Allies. 1t was the greatest single
source of electric power in the
country. If, as is sometimes said
the war was won on the American
production line, IVA helped vastly
Evening star., 1948-03-25
By Doris FIeeson

The Nebraska Republican pri-
mary, which began as an innocuous
popularity contest with the seven
candidates holding themselves more
Evening star., 1948-03-25
On the Other Hand
Congress Appears Oblivious to
Many Things Called for by War

to win 1t, for IVA furnished much
of the power for production.
But Senator Kenneth McKellar
is after it again. To the rest of the
world IVA may be one of the SUI
preme achievements of applied de-
mocracy, but to the irreconcilable
Tennesseean IVA remains a politi-
cal migrate and he is determined to
remake it in his own image, if the
Lord allows him to live long enough.
So the Senators listen to him, some
perhaps with secret sympathy, as
he repeats his querulous complaints,
submits his dog -eared evidence and
parades his tedious array of familiar
witnesses, all to show that IVA is
somehow un-American. His gen.
eral purpose is to make the Ten
nessee Valley Authority completely
creature of Congress, subject to
the prevailing whims of that body.
In the language Of Gordon R.
Clapp, chairman of the IVA board,
Senator McKellar's bill would de-
prive iva of its enterprise, initia-
tive, flexibility and close relation
ship with the people of the valley.
Senator Mcclellan hopes to get"
Chairman Clapp, having failed to
get his predecessor, David LilienthaI.
Valuable Time Taken.
A group of Senators took some
of their valuable time to hear him
last week and again this week. Next
week they will hear him some more.
Further indication of how little
Congress appreciates the precious
power that makes the wheels 60
round is given by the manner in
which it continues to suppress every
proposal for other valley authorities
similar to iva. Power production
was stepped up a great deal during
the war, but the demand since the
wars end has not diminished; 1t has
increased. There are shortages in
many sections, shortages that can
not be overcome by the private
utility companies. But Congress is
not interested. Indeed, only a revolt
of Republican members. from the
Northwest last session prevented
serious curtailment of the Govern
ment projects out there, including
the one on which the great Hanford
atomic plant depends.
And then there is the spectacle of
Congress strivings earnestly to give
up Government control over our.
tideland oil deposits. in the face of
the desperate need for oil that any
war, even little one. will bring.
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McLenore-.
Egg Hunters Need
Killer Instinct

By Henry McLemor
The Easter egg hunt season is
now at its height, and it is my
pleasure today to offer advice to
the children of the Nation on how
Evening star., 1948-03-25


gram may be used for military
purposes. All have been earmarked
for the purchase of food. fertilizers,
tobacco, industrial equipment and
other items needed for economic
rehabilitation.
The tension which has developed
in Europe, particularly since
Czechoslovakia's independence. was
snuffed out, has prompted the
western powers to think in more
serious terms than formerly about
the reorganization of their armed
forces.
France, in particular, feels that if
another armed clash occurs, she
will be in the firing line. Her
armed forces are we'll disciplined
now, but are sadly lacking in mod
ern equipment. After their defeat
in 1910 the French armies were
reduced to a small police force.
Some of her factories were i'm
proved, however. by the Germans,
who used them for their war effort.
These were later destroyed by the
American and British air forces.
Built Army After War.
After the war the French gov
eminent built a regular army with
the assistance of the United States,
despite efforts of the Communist
members of the government to neu-
tralize such attempts by infiltrating
their own stooges into the ranks of
the officers.
Today France has a small regular
army, which could not expect to
oppose organized enemy forces for
more than few days. The French
general staff has been in commu-
nication with American authorities
and has pointed out that there are
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| w. ~. 1TaCe is nohfy meLemofe.
to cricket, Babe Ruth to baseball
Jack Dempsey to boxing, and Al.
bert Einstein to 'possum hunting,
am to Easter egg hunting
When I was barely I won the
Junior Toddlers title, and three
years later followed with a clean
cut victory in the important Boys
With the Most Front Teeth Miss
ing championship. Still going strong
at the age of IA, I won the Boys
Too Big -To-Still- l-Be-Looking For
Easter-Eggs title.
Recalls Big Victory.
My last big victory came on the
White House lawn, during FDR's
second term. when I easily beat out
Sistie and Buzzie, despite the fact
that they undoubtedly had had the
advantage of seeing where the eggs
were hidden.
Many parents seem to be of the
belief that children either have or
don't have a natural ability for
finding Easter eggs and that there
is no such thing as developing
Junior into a champion. AS a re-
suit, many are the heartaches they
suffer as they stand on the side
lines and watch their son or daugh-
ter finish out of the money and
hear the plaudits of the crowd and
see the extra helpings of ice cream
on tn other rhf1Sro,o
This belief is wrong. Easter egg
hunt champions can be developed,
and one of the most important
steps in the early training is the
teaching of where eggs are usually
hidden. BY the time a child is
7 3, he should know that the first
place to look for an egg is the up
turned end OF a drain spout. Eggs
are always placed there. I won sew
eral major events by scurrying to
the drain pipes while the other con-
testants were poking around under
low bushes and roofing in and
about hedges.
killer Instinct"
"A Killer instinct should De In
stiled as soon as possible. A child
who is to become real champion
must be taught to play for keeps.
When Bobby Jones got an opponent
eight down, he tried to get him nine
down. When Dempsey hattened a
man, he tried to keep him f1attened.
When Don Bulge led foe SO, he
tried to make it 60.
The Easter egg champion must
never relax when he gets half
dozen eggs ahead of the field. In
stead, he must grit his teeth, give
his rompers a hitch, and try to get
SO many eggs that there won't. be
any left for the other children Let
the other children pout or cry If
they want to. The champion must
be above being touched by such
childishness on the part of his foes,
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This Changing World
Truman May Be Forced to Ask Funds
To Equip British and French Armies

available today some 100000 mer
who could be called to the colors. II
they had the necessary equipment
they would increase the presen,
standing army.
French factories can produce
nothing of any consequence for the
army. Hence, the French govern
ment would like the United States
to provide it with the necessary wal
materials, if Russia decides to con-
tinue her present aggressive ten
dencies.
The French lack particularly COM
bat planes. They do not emphasize
the need for long-range bombers
since they think in terms of defen-
sive strategy, but modern fighter
planes would serve their purpose.
The Soviet army aims, according
to military experts, to send paratroor
forces into areas which form theil
military objectives. The best defense
against such forces is an adequate
force of fighter planes.
want ranks FOR Army.
Moreover, the French want to pro.
vide their army with tanks. At the
present time they have only one
full tank division, which is not suf-
ficient even for a purely defensive
action. All this equipment for the
air and ground forces cannot be OBJ
tanned anywhere in Western Europe
and must come from the United
States.
In this country we have only small
stock piles of war material, sufficient
perhaps to provide the necessary
training equipment for an increased
ground and air force. If we increase
our military forces by only seven new
divisions, there will be nothing avail
able for Western European nations.
German equipment which was sur
rendered to the Western Allies after
We day has been turned over to
the USSR as scrap iron" Accord
ing to reports from Western Ger
many, however, the tanks, armored
cars and guns which were sent to
Russia have not been rendered USE
less as military equipment. The
French and British have kept some
German equipment for themselves
but nowhere nearly enough to equip
as much as one division.
President Truman's military ad-
visers have kept him posted about
the realistic request of the Western
European countries for American
war material and unless the rela-
tions with Russia improve unex-
pectedly in the near future, he will
have to ask Congress for additional
appropriations to be used exclusively
for the armies of Western Europe.
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even If some Of them are only Z
years Of age.
Possessiveness must be instilled,
too. The champion must keep his
eggs. No splitting up with his rivals.
l never yielded one egg ever found.
took them home, where they
were washed of their dye and found
their way into school lunches, cold
snacks for the family, etc. In this
way I learned to think of myself
as little breadwinner, and it gave
me standing in the family.
Oh, If I were only Is again and
could enter the big egg hunt being
held down the street Sunday after
noon.
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Evening star., 1948-03-25

OF less dlOO1, is
turning out to
be a rat race.
Nobody knows
quite whom to
blame but Gov.
Dewey, Senator
T a f t and Har-
old S t a S S e n
and their re-
spective hackers
have got them
selves involved
in a fiery and
e X p e n S / v e
tussle t h a t is
bound to leave
conoa 1f %Lo,
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CCSJ vi IIlE WAL
shall Plan cease.
Resistance to
universal mill
tary ira i n i n g
and revival of
cons c r / p t i o n
WeakenS. Bills to
strengthen the
Army, Navy and
Air Force are
cordially W e =
coined. Congress
recognizes that
if there's to be
war, it probably
will be war fol-
keeps and that
Evening star., 1948-03-25

Wei Sc lIS pIcScIlG
drive for COM
muniZation of
E u rope an d
C hina, Presi-
dent ru m a n
soon will be
ON p | e d to
ask Congress for
more money to
help reorganize
the milit ar y
forces of Britain
and France.
None of the
sums voted for
| t he European
| DannNoru prn
Evening star., 1948-03-25

w SSS0AAlC Ca
p er t at thi S
thrilling, If haz-
ardous, sport.
AS many of
my older readers
will recall, I
was N a t on al
Easter Egg Hunt
champion for
m a ny ye ar S.
Whenever East
er egg hunters
6 e t together,
my n a m e Is
S D o k IN with
reverence. What
VII - -.
Evening star., 1948-03-25
By Lowell MeUen

Congress, won over to the admin
istration's policy, proceeds with the
business Of putting the country on
war footing. Protests against the
Evening star., 1948-03-25
By Constantine Bro,pn

Unless the Politburo in Moscow
becomes convinced that the United
States and other democratic powers
mean business, and decides to re-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
SEKA KOMUNISTUS

Kongreso Darbo subkomlslJa
emesi tyrineti komunistq velk-
la ir ltaka CIO United Electric
Radio and Machine Workers
unijoje vakarineje Pennsylva-
nijoje. Tyrinejimai sukasl aple
tos unijos distrikta No. g, ku-
ris apima vakarine Pennsylva-
Mia ir West Virginia.
Komitetas susaukia kairiuo-
sius ir desiniuosius UE skyrlu
vadus isklausymui abieju pu-
siu.
Pavojingumas viso to klau-
simo pasirodo yra tame kad'
anot vieno anti-komunlsto Gu
valdybos mario ir UE valdybos
virsininko, nekuriu dlrbtuvlQ
savininkai tiesiog linke tartls
SUI komunistais unijos skyrlu
vadais ir jiems pataikauJa.
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PRIGIRDE NUOTAKA

Hartford, KY. - Tarp Ken
lucky senu gyventoju yra pa
protis kad jauna pora, apsive-
dus ir isigyvenus savo namuo-
Sc, privalo pavaisinti kaimyni-
nj jaunima, kurs pc vestuviQ
susirenka apie namus ir bars
kindami puodais, skarvadomis
ir viskuo kitu, jaunuosius "pa-
sveikina".
Sta jaunavedziu pora igno-
ravo ta paproti. Tada "svei-
kintojai'', trecia diena po YES
tuviu, isiverze j ju namus, is
sitempe jaunavedzius is namq,
nuvede j pruda juos "pamar-
kyti''. Bestumdant juos van
denim, jaunoji pergiliai nuzen-
ge, nuskendo ir prigere. -.
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PIETINIU VALSTIJQ
DEMOKRATU
BRUZDEJIMAS.

Pietiniu valstijq Demokratai
vadai, kurie pasiryzo uzkirsti
Trumanui laimejima rinkimu 81
rudeni, nori j savo ribas apim-
tt Is valstiju. Tai yra pirma
karta j 20 metu toks Pietu SUI
kilimas sulauzymui regularly
partijos eiliu.
Nuo 1876 metu kiekvienais
prezidento rinkimais Alabama,
Mississippi, So. Carolina, Ar
kansas, Georgia ir Louisiana
balsavo nedvejotinai uz Demo
krata kandidata.
Dabar Demokratai pietu SUI
kileliai nori dar pritraukti
savo eiles Texas, Florida, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, North Caro-
lima, Maryland, Virginia, Okla
homa.
Pietu Demokratus prizes Tru-
mana sukele jo pareikalavimas
kad- ir pietinese valstijose neg
rams butu suteikta visos lyglos
teises kokia negrai turf musQ
gyvenamose valstijose.
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REIKALINGI TAR
NAUTOJAI EURO
POE IR U.S.A.
BALI centras praneSa:

BALI centras pranesa:
Imigracijos reikalams reikia
dvieju delegaciju siusti j Vokie-
tia, Austria ir Italia. Taip
pat galime rekomenduoti ellie
asmenu valdzios ir privaciu or
ganizaciju istaigoms - tarny-
bal uzsienyje. Reikia sekanciu
kvalifikaciju asmenu:
l. Baigusiu socialinius mok-
slus arba toje srityje dirbusiQ
zmoniu.
2. Gerai mokanciu Angliska
kalba. Pageidaujama kad ga
letu susikafbeti bent viena is
sekanciu kalbu (arba daugiau)
Lietuviu, Lenku, UkrainieciQ,
Vokieciu ir Prancuzu.
Amzius - apie tarp 25 ir
so metu.
Kandidatai vyksta j uzsieni
turf pasizadeti isbuti nemaziau
venus metus laiko.
Keliones iSlaidOs bus apmo-
ketos ir mokama atitinkama
alga, pagal asmens kvalifikaci-
jas, uzimama vieta ir susita-
rima.
Reikalingos Washingtone ir
New Yorke stenografes, masi-
ninkes ir knygvedes, gerai mo-
kancios Angliska kalba ir ga
lincios LietuviSkai ir kitomis
kalbomis susikalbeti.
Darbo salygos geros. Tarny-
ba uztikrinama ne maziau po-
raj metu laiko.
PlaCiau noredami zinoti ra-
Sykite:
Rev. DR.. ]. B. Koncius,
United Lithuanian Relief Fund
of America, Inc.
105 Grand Street
Brooklyn II, N. Y.
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q
BALI SEIMAS SPA
LIQ 1916, CHICA-
COJE

BALI siu metu seimas rem
giamas Spaliu 1916 DID,, Chica-
goje, Morrison Hotel. Seimas
numatytas pradeti Spaliu Is,
nuo 2 val. po pietu.
Baigiant selma, Spaliu 16
vakare, bus iskilmingas banke-
tas taip pat Morrison viesbuty-
je. Bankete dalyvaus Chica-
gos Kardinolas Samuel Strich,
taipgi yra pakviesti Gubernato-
RUS Dwight Green, Chicagos
miesto mayoras Konnelly ir XII
ii zymus sveciai.
Visi prasomi ruostis Siam
seimui. Organizacijos rinkite
atstovus, nepasigailekite skirt
seimui auku, mes reikalai dide-
Ii. Tremtiniu tragiska padetis,
ju selpimas ir imigracijos vyk-
dymas pareikalaus daug darbo
ir pinigu.
Delegatai is kitu kolonijQ re-
zervuokites sau kambarius tuo-
iau. rasant j Morrison Hotel,
Clark and Madison Sts., Chica-
60. I'll.
Kas noretu apsigyventi pas
privacius zmones rasykite Re-
ception Komisijos pirmininkui,
Frank Pumputis, 4433 South
Campbell Ave., Chicago so, III.
Spaudos Komisija.
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KOVOJA IR Tick

Baltimore, Md. = Marylan-
do ir District of Columbia .ko-
munistu partijos vado Frank
field zmona buvo mokytoja su-
negalotu jaunameciu vaikuciu
mokykloje. Mokyklos taryba
ia istyrus nusprende ia moky-
toja atstatyti is vietos.
il pakele truksma, rekdama
jog il yra ekonomiskai perse-
kioiama. Americas komuniste
kuri irodo savo sugabuma mo-
kytojauti, turf teise uzlmtl mo-
kytojos vieta, sake j.
Kaip ilgai gall argumentuotl
nekomuniste mokytoja ar mo-
kytojas sovietuose, esantys ne
istikimi tos Sales tvarkai!
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MIRE BAKCOCK

Pittsburghe, pereita savaite
mire Edward Vose Babcock,
"a metu amziaus, kuris buvo
zymus politikierius ir indus
trialistas per 60 metu. Jis sa-
WI laiku buvo Pittsburgho ma
yoras.
Savo gausiu veikimu jis prl-
lyginamas prie kitty zymiu $40
mioto industrialistu - Mel
lon, Carnegie, Frick. Gyveni-
ma jis pradejo sunkiai dirbda-
mas giriose prie medziu kirtl-
mo. Veliau buvo pasiekes mo-
kytojo vietos, nuo to pradeJo
uzsiimti medic industrial, II
tuomi jis praturtejo.
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MOKYKLOS UzSIGRUDA

Pennsylvania, viena is dau-
giausia gyventojais pakilus val
stija sio karo metu, turi ir gy-
ventoju padaugejimo problema.
Prasidejus mokslo metui,
pradines mokyklas, viesas ir
parapijines, istojo apie $4,000
mokiniu daugiau. Bendrai mo-
kiniu skaicius siekia 1851, ,00C
daugiau negu kada buvo
nuo 1884 metu.
Naujam mokslo metui reika.
lihga virs 5000 moketoju dau.
giau. Valstijos viesose mokyk.
lose dirba virs 10000 mokyto.
ju.
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KOVA DEL PIENO KAINOS i,

ValSClJOS Reno hOIltIOleo ho=
misijai leidus pabranginti pie
no kama IL centu kvortai, is
kilo pasipiktinimas ir Pitts
burgho miesto valdyba prade-
10 jieskoti priemoniu sulalkytl
pieno pabranginima.
Pieno Komisija leido ukinin-
kams pabranginti pieno kama
DO 40 centu ant 100 svaru pie
no, del pabrangimo pieno pa
gaminimo. Protestuojantieji sa-
ko, komisija siuo savo pasielgl-
mu padovanojo pieno trustul
sesis milijonus dolariu daugiau.
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DIP Prodes Atvykti
SpoIiq Prodzioje

D. P. istatymo vykdyno ko-
pirmininkas Uugo Ca
rusi pranesa kad pirmutiniai is
2O5,00O Europos isvietintu as
menu j Amerika atvyks prade-
dant Spaliq menesiu, ta meme
81 bus atvezta tarp $500 ir
5000 asmenQ.
Veliau, tremtiniu i Amerika
lvaziavimas pasieks Xxi po 1C
tukstanciu per menesi per Sc
kancius du metus.
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JURQ GILYBESE

Woods Hole, Mass. = Cry
zes is siaurinio Atlantiko gilu-
mu matavimo jury tyrinetojas
laivas parnese ziniu apie to lai-
vo aparatais nufotografavima
juru gelmiu triju ir puses my
liu. Ne visur jurose tokiu gi-
lumu randasi. Taciau pristine
nant kad Himalaju kalnai All
joje yra arti 6 myliu aukscio,
dar tokiu gelmiu jurose nesu-
rasta ir gal nera, kick kalnal
pasikelia virs jury pavirsio.~
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konodo Sougojosi
DIP kornunistu
IS KANADOS RAUDONUKAI
VELIAU VERzIASI ] USA.


Kanada Zinc kad su tukstan-
ciais isvietinu Europos zmohiQ
kurie buvo ileisti j Kanada per
praejusius du metus, isigavo ir
tam tikras skaicius komunistu.
Apsisaugojimui nuo to, Ka-
nados Darbo Ministras Mitchell
patylomis isvaziavo j Vokietija
aplankyti DIP stovyklas ir ten
pat padeti pastangas issijoti
(screening) j Kanada renka-
mus imigrantus, kad tarp ju
pakliutu kuomaziausia komuni-
stu.
Oficialiai saltiniai sake jog
Mitchell'io kelione Europa
bus pasekme sumazinimo isvie-
tintq zmoniu ivezimo Kama
da. Mitchell nori istirti jau-
ciama komunistu briovimasi
eiles leidziamu Kanadon iva
ziuoti asmenu. Jau pirm to
Kanados saugumo agentai If
garsios Kanados raitosios poll
cijos atstovai yra lankesi Eu-
ropoje slaptai, susekimui sovie-
tn pasalomis grudamu savo sni-
pu Kanada, po priedanga IS
vietintu asmenQ.
Xxi Rugsejo 1 dienos i Kama
da jau isileista apie 10000 D.
P. is Europos stovyklu, dau-
giau negu j bent kuria valsty-
be atokiau nuo Europos. Apie
puse tu zmoniu paeina is Ru-
su uzimtos Vokietijos zonos If
is kitu saliu uz gelezines uz-
dangos.
Kanados vyriausybe nuziuri
kad grupeje isvietintu asmenu
paeinanciu is anapus gelezines
uzdangos gall butt didziausias
nuosimtis komunistu agentu.
Xxi siol Kanados pasiusti at
stovai ware per skryninga nu-
matytus imigrantus, bet sako
Xxi siol naudota sistema nesan-
ii pakankama.
Raitosios Kanados policijos
paskirti agentai suseke Vokie-
tijoje tarp D. P. komunistu pa
skiriamus asmenis vykti ] Ka-
NADIA.
Is Kanados yra lengva veliau
slaptai isigauti Suv. Valsti-
jas, ir is Europos atgabenti ko-
munistai vykdo tai kas jiems
Maskvos diktatoriu isakyta.
1947 metals, kaip zinoma, is
Kanados isileista j U.S.A. apie
10000 asmenu, kurie gavo le-
gales Was ivaziuoti. Taclau
spejama kad apie $4,000 kitu
isigavo j cia slaptai, tarp kurlq
yra daugybe ir komunistu.
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NUSOVE SAVO VYRA

Philadelphijoje, Rugs. 6, vie
ma jauna dvieju kudikiQ mott
ma, Dorothy Reeves, nakties
metu nusove savo vyra, patty
lomis pareinanti namo po max
tinio pasivazinejimo SUI jos jau-
nesne sesere. il nujaute kad
jos vyras, buves jureivis, flir-
tuoja SUI jos sesere ir kad prie
JOS kimba, net slaptai ja issi-
veza vakarais. Zmona neapsi-
kente del to ir sumane suardy.
ii toki jai nepatinkama elgesl
il tapo arestuota.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
POLITIKIERIUS PAKLIUVO

Philadelphijoje, vienas ma
gistratas, O'Malley, kuris ware
gausu kysiu grobimo bizni, pa
kliuves dabar turf pasiaiskinti
kaip jis per II metu tarnybos
pasidare tikras kapitalistas =
ineigu turejo $227,10O per =
laikotarpi.
Jis patrauktas teismo atsa-
komyben ir laikomas po $75,-
900 uzstatu. Apkaltintas 517
paskirais aktais. 10 metine al
ga buvo $4,000.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
zMONIU LAME. Prize Shel

by, Ohio, vienas gyventojas j
savo uki turedavo nestis van
deni kasdien puse mylios kelio
is savo kaimyno;. Nusibodo to-
kis vandens nesiojimas, jis pa
siryzo praleisti $1,000 isgrezi-
mui sulinio jo kieme. sulini
greziant, vietoje vandens pra-
dejo is zemes verztis aliejus.
Tokias ~svajones daugelis Emo
niu turf, bet ne visi sulaukia is
ju zemes aliejaus istekant.