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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-03-13
Letters To
The Editor
To the Editor of the Guardian:
NO NEGRO" NATIONAL
ANTHEM


NO NEGRO" NATIONAL
ANTHEM
This is not letter, in fact,
but simply a memo to compliment
THE GUARDIAN on its fine ef-
forts in obtaining such regularly
written columns by Prof. O'Ban-
youn and Mr.. Mabray Kountze
who writes as finely written a
column about West Medford as
you will find in any daily paper.
In Mr.. Kountze's West Medford
column is frequently found in
formation about local evnets not
listed anywhere else in the local
papers. For example, it was there
/ read about the illness of Miss
Ethel Evans, who is one of the
State House best workers; the
promotion of Capt. Hugh Bosfield,
World War II hero, to Major
Hugh Bosfield, retired, and also
about Colonel Edward o. Gourd-
in, Commanding Officer of the
372d Infantry, World War II, as a
speaker at the War Veterans
Memorial Exercises in Medford
Church a few Sundays ago.
Although these were West Med
ford events, they were of suai-
cient Importance to b emore than
Of West Medford interest. So
make it a point to read this col
umn weekly to see what is going
on both in w. Medford and Bost-
on. my home town, nowadays.
You know Cambridge, Mass,
is my real home town. If you do
not know it, ask Prof. O'Banyoun.
This gentlemen recently had in
LIS column one of the most time
ly articles that has been written
about the late James Weldon
Johnson's poem, Lift Every
Voice and Sing" Prof. O'Bany-
GUN is absolutely right. This
poem, now a hymn is no anthem
for colored people There is no
Negro CD National Anthem.
We Americans Of all colors know
only one aNtional Anthem and
that is The Star Spangled Ban
ners. I never stand when 'Lift
Every Voice is sung.
AS a matter of fact, on more
than one occasion, years ago, I
heard the late James Weldon
Johnson say in person that he
had no intention that his poem
be used as any anthem for colored
people.
ANSELMo KRUGER
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-03-13
BEREA 7TH DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
712 Shawmut Ave.
TIL. Davis. Minister

7. l.. Davis, Minister
The week ending March 6, 7,
the Berea Church had a spiritual
feast. The theme, Faiths Deep
err Voice, was highlighted by
the voice of confession, which is
imperative, and the deeper voice
in intercesson that cries out,
Lord, 1 believe, help my unbe-
lief. Many members and visit
ors were in attendance. Sunday
night, Rev. T. L. Davis's Subject
was Endurance Rewarded,
2:10, Faithfulness to God is re-
warded with a crown Of life.
Next Sbbath at divine worship
hour the pulpit guest at Berea
will be Elder J. j. North of the
Northeastern Conference of New
York City and Elder Nash of the
Atlantic Union Conference of
Lancaster, Mass. Berea's music
is furnished by vested choir I'M
der the direction of Maurice
Small, the minister of music of
the church.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-03-13

the position of the United States
in the eyes of the world"
According to the certain groups
capitalists are not supposed to be
interested in such things as the
right of a man to work regardless
Of his race, religion, color, or ma
tional origin.
What gross nisrepresenta-
ton that is! For in the group
which petitioned Congress for
passage of the Ives bill against
discrimination in employment are
Henry R. Luce, Nelson Rockefell-
er, Spyros P. Skouras, Eric john
ston, Beardsley Rummel, and
Herbert Bayard Swope.
So, while we do battle for
Americanism and brotherhood
against the Fascists who deal in
racial and religious prejudice, let
us fight as valiantly for the same
ends against the other groups
whose propaganda is aimee at de-
stroying our Unity by arousing
class against class and making
them hate one another.
In all cases, the rules to follow
are the same: l.. Accept-or reject
people on their individual wor-
III. 2. Don't listen to, or spread,
rumors against arace, or re-
ligion, or a class. 3. Speak up,
wherever you are, at home, in
business, in school, labor, church,
or social groups-against prejud-
ice, ior understanding.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-03-13
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Jordan Hall

DR.. Frederick L. Schuman will
speak on Americas Road To-
ward World War 1II., Sunday,
cMarch IA, at 1890 AM. Profess
or Of Government at Villains Col
lege DR.. Shuman was formerly
Professor of Political Science at
the University of Chicago. HIS
most notable books are, The Nazi
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-03-13
Announcement

THE WESTERN LUNCH BOX,
after twelve years serving daily
meals to the public, wishes to
announce the opening soon of its
OPEN BAKERY at AIS Mass. ave,
providing its large circle OF
friends with home cooked Foods.
It also will be better prepared to
cater for banquets, parties, etc.
The Dining Room Is available for
teas, weddings and banquets.
WATCH FOR THE OPENING
DATE.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-03-13
HOWARD THURMAN.
PROMOTING DEMOCRACY
WITH ZEAL

Take the lid off our national
garbage can ard there is a
stencil. what's wrong9 Our de-
mocracy has a running sore. 1t
is noisesome. To heal this wound
we Americans must show zeal to
keep our democracy well and
alive. Most of us become most
jealous when there's a threat to
our property rights but are cold
and Indifferent to a violation of
human rights. If the same zeal
we have to save our capitaliStic
system could be shown to secure
to every American his human
rights, we would be the happiest
nation in all the world.
The average American is too
busy getting his to give hardly
more than lip service to democ-
racy. If democracy does not
work we have ourselves to blame.
This passing the buck" is
common human frailty and one
that is making our nation the
laughing stock among nations:
'large professions and little
deeds" Eternal vigilance is the
price of freedom. 1t is not en-
ough to enjoy the fruits of dem
ocracy; we must pass it on to
all. The nation has always look
ed the other way at the South's
outlawing democracy. And now
that democracy is the blood
stream of our national life with
out which we cannot live, move
and have our being as a nation,
the South threatens filibuster,
and extremists are talking Sc
cession.
Is tthe South so tough that the
Strong FEDERAL arm can be re-
sisted? We sincerely hope the
South can successfully cope with
her lynching evil. Self correction
would be the best way out.
Southerners are proud people
and feel that they can take care
of their own problems. The rec
ord speaks all too plainly OF their
failures for the past sixty-five
years. There has been no year
without a lynching, even during
the war when making the world
safe for democracy, There have
been ATT persons lynched in the
United States and most Of them
in the South. Through the years
there has been some improve
ment, but so little as to show the
South's inability to outlaw her
own evil.
The brazenness of Southern
senators in trying to justify the
South's disregard for the basic
civil rights Of black folks is in
itself proof that the South lacks
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-03-13
CARD OF THANKS

The family of Mrs. Lillian
Langston who departed this life
on March 2, 194s, wishes to ex-
press its appreciation to its many
friends for their kindness during
its recent bereavement.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-03-13

DATES TO REMEMBER: Must
clans Ball and Show, Monday
night, March Is, Crystal Ball
room, 5 Ruggles st. - Women's
Service Clubs annual Palm Sun
day afternoon presentation of
the A Cappella Choir of Howard
u, ID. Co March 81, at New
England Mutual Hall, 225 Claren-
don St. Shiloh Baptist Church's
Lend A Hand Club wv. Medford)
concert, Palm Sunday at the
church. Sigma Theta So
rority's annual Jabberwock Fri
day evening, April 2, at New
England Mutual Hall. - Greater
Boston Guild of Organist and Di-
rectors annual concert, Sunday
afternoon, April rs, at Jordan
Hall.-Liberal Arts Clubs third
annual concert Sunday, May 9,
$3.50 pm. at Brown Hall, N. E.
Conservatory Bldg. = United
Boston Committees presentation
of Lois Jordan, soprano, in con-
cert Sunday afternoon, May 16,
in Jordan Hall. = Robert Gould
Shaw House 10th Anniversary
Monday, March Is, and banquet
in the Timilty School, Tuesday,
March 16.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-03-13

Dictatorship, Europe on tho
Eve, Night Over Europe" and
Americas Policy Toward Rus
STA Since 1917. His book "Inter-
national Politics in three edi-
tons, is used in college class
rooms.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-03-13

For the first time in many
years, had the pleasure of hear
ing DR.. Charlotte Hawkins Brown,
last Sunday night at Peoples
Baptiste Church, on the occasion
Of the celebration of the 178th
Anniversary Of the death of
Crispus Attacks and his four COM
panions. She is the logical evolu-
ton Of the same dynamic, con-
Yincing Lottie Hawkins, who was
a school mate of mine, a few
years ago. I have never forgotten
the many performances directed
and produced by her, and the
seemingly tireleSS little woman
who was then budding into the
national character which is now
in full bloom. She will be heard in
Symphony Hall, Sunday after
noon, April IL, and 1 know that
the Hall will be packed. Be sure
that you get in the line for seats,
early, so that you will not be dis
appointed.
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O'Banyoun's
observations
.aRmmmmmMMnmmmHRmHHHMWHn

Matilda Birch has been in my
hair II said 'lhair'D twice. Once
for calling her proposed group of
Bingham Gals a female chorus,
and once for not correcting the
statement. last week. So, T now
publicly apologize to her for call
ing them a chorus, and, as I
don't know Just what they will be,
l have to wait to find out, same
as you will. Let you know more
about them later.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-03-13

Holu can zUe condemn tyranny
behind the Iron Curtain II sCe
continue tyranny behind the
,ohite Sheet?"
1t. Gov. ARTHUR COOLIDGE
aR 80 As
ST. PATRICK, the patron saint
of Ireland was born around 389
and on next Wednesday, March
II, there will be many races
happily celebrating the big day.
And, since March II also marks
the birthday of my own father, I
shall join with the rest of the
Irish and wish the top o. the
mornin' to all OF We, everywhere.
80 80 @e
THE IRISH have contributed
much to world history in spite of
the British division of their
country and scattering Of the
race; much like the scattering of
the colored and Jews. Men like
saint Patrick chal-
lenged the royal right to exploit
others. so did John Boyl OReilly
and so did N. Y. born canon De
Valera.
THE XII KLUX KHAN and 9TH
err forces have long sought to
create a rift and economic en-
nifty between the minorities of
Irish, colored and Jews based on
difference of color or religion.
The same trick is used in the
south to divide white and colored
share-croppers. But these minor
tiles are all IN THE SAME
BOAT. And today, gradually, the
people are sensing the terrible
truth.
~ ~ N&
FINIANS RAINBOW, a record
N. Y. staged Irish-colored satire
against race and religious intol-
erance is a classical example
that the divide and rule" adj
vocates are losing their magic.
And it was the colored American
Attacks who died with Irish pa
riots this very month in ITO
ghting intolerance OF a king.
he stories are many of our two
eople walking bravely together.
80 80 3&
FRANK YERBY, the colored
American author of Foxes of
Harrow" amazed some people by
his written tribute to the Irish
and by making an Irishman the
central figure of his story. The
native Irish actress, Maureen
oHara. was proud to play in this
story written by a colored man
which Dixie influence almost
spoiled.
MAYOR JAMES M. CURLEY
regardless Of his critics and mis-
hapS during long colorful pub
lie service. has, without question,
symbolized the genuine fine fell
lowship existing between the col
pred and Irish people in New
England. His faults never in
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-03-13
Boston Baked
Rv .n1ARE KOUNTzE

!
Guided race prejudice. Jim Cur
ley will never be forgotten.
80 80
DAVE EGAN it was who helped
crack the major league color
line and upbraided the Red Sox
for ignoring Jackie Robinson.
MAURICE j. TOBIN it was, who
as Governor, is credited with
having introduced FEPC in a
hard fight supported by ARCH
BISHOP CUSHING and the Pr
LOT among others. PATRICK j.
Connolly it was whose admin
istration opened more opportun-
ity in the postal service.
- ~ Sc
THIS is NOT to claim that all
Irishmen are saints. All colored
men are not saints. A saint after
all is but a fallen angel who has
picked himself up to do good for
others. think Joe Cronin could
do better if he hired colored ball
players. I think these policemen
in the South End should remem-
Der their own hard times. I
don't think any minority group
should "put on the dog"
- ss -
THE DAY is upon us when
enemies of the people are striv-
ing to create disunity among
us. The Ku Klux Khan and kim
dred organizations are not dead.
Bilboa has a successor; Huey
Long has a successor, and I have
before me a picture of xxx
grand dragon DR.. Samuel Green
addressing his bed-sheet boys in
Georgia. SO the Jews and t he
colored and the Catholics aren't
out of the woods yet.
- *e As
IRELAND TODAY is tragicalIy
broken by the very trick of "di-
vide and rule" policy which was
used to split asunder Gandhi's
India and now Palestine and be-
fore that, Africa and China and
other other countries. Empire
builders call this a solution" 1t
has solved nothing. A division of
peoples never does solve any
thing.
THIS DIVISION of peoples is
not only a tragedy but actually
is world menace. Because when
4 people are divided theey are IG-
NORANT concerning other men.
And Ignorance begets prejudice.
When Yerbey wrote about
an Irishman; when Motley wrote
about an italian in KNOCK al
Any Door," when Sinclair Lewis
wrote about colored people, these
authors express the proper trend.
ns 80
AND SO, today, when / write
about St. Patrick and the Irish I
hope l am repaying the Egans
and Duffeys, the Cunninghams
and the many others who belong
to the democratic school of
thought. And when 1 enjoy an
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-03-13


No lover OF good music will
miss the performance OF the IA
nous Choir which is appearing,
Palm Sunday afternoon at New
England Mutual Hall under the
auspices of the Women's Service
Club. 1t is the Annual presenta-
ton of this organization, and is
decidedly up to their usual stand
ard. The Director, Warner Law
soa, is a worthy son of a worthy
dad, and I can boost anything
controlled by a Lawson. Don't
fail to attend.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-03-13

Irish stew, ans ask irish Prof.
oBanyoun to feature Danny
Boy" Mother Machre," and
Ireland Must Be Heaven" am
.ong other favoriates during his
American concerts I am sincere.
1t is no barney. For music of
oppressed people always has so
much in common.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-03-13

Among other places where you
can get Miller's book is The Silver
Mask Studio, 522 Columbus Ave.
Now, that is a place which does
not make an awful lot of noise.
but, I am here to tell you that
a visit to that Shop will be long
remembered. 1t is amazing what
they have on display there, and I
recommend a visit to lovers Of
reading, art and things generally
inspiring. Mamie Dandrige and
Mildred Davenport will pilot you
around and, if you don't enjoy
IT, see a physician.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-03-13

To all who have been waiting
for the Annual Musicians Ball
and Show, here it is. Local 535
will hold forth at Crystal Ball
room, 5 Ruggles ST., Monday,
March Is, 10 pm. to 4 am. AL
ways many bands and entertain
ers. This year, guest stars: Red
Allen, Lionel Hampton, Jones
Brothers.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-03-13

Clifford L. Miller has a booklet
called, "Fine Art of Making
Americans" which is written in
verse, and touches the lives Of
five distinguished Tan Americans
(good name for u.s.. The book is
worth anybody's while to read.
ard the ad on another page will
tell you where to get it.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-03-13
''Y0ur Brothers Voice"
Clifford L. Miller

"The mill to Brotherhood at
last in the Development Of mod
ern life is identical Nth the nil
to siue."
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-03-13

AND SO, today, when write
about St. Patrick and the Irish I
hope ] am repaying the Egans
and Duffeys, the Cunninghams
and the many others who belong
to the democratic school of
thought. And when 1 enjoy an
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-17
PRANCUZIJOJE VEL
NAUJA VALDZIA

Prancuzijoje vel sudary-
tas koalicinis ministry ka-
binetas su premjeru Henri
Queuille, kuris yra konser-
vatyvis socialistas; Schu-
man, buves premjeras, is
kataliku puses, liko uzsie-
niu reikalu ministru. So
cialistai pasieme sau 5 vie
tas is IA. Komunistai il
de Gaullistai ignoruoti, ne
pakviesti j kabineta.
Rugs. 16 Paryziuje ko-
munistai issauke streika IL
sukele riauses, kuriose SUI
zeista apie 100 zmoniu.
Streikai pasikartoja pa
skirose Prancuzijos dalyse.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-17
MASKVA SIEKIA UZ.
GROBIMQ AZIJOJE

Anglijos uzsieniu sekre-
torius paskelbe kad' sovie-
tai vykdo savo planinga uz-
simojima pagrobti pietryti-
ne Azija. Visur vykdoma!
gerai paruosti planai kelti
riauses ir visokius nesusi-
pratimus, kad kiti nepajeg-
tn nei suziureti kur kas da-
rosi.
Anthony Eden, kitas An
glas diplomatas, irodineja
kokiu budu komunistai pa.
! sirenge pagrobti Malaga IL
Burma, Azijoje. !.
Holandijos valdzia islei.
do isakyma sulaikyti visa
komunistu veikla Holandi'
jos Rytu Indijose, Azijos
salose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-17
UZGOBIMUI LAIkAS NUSTATYTA PO
PREZIDEkTo RIhKIAAU
AUKSTIEU VADAI
APTARE KARO PA
VOJAUS PADETI

Washingtone ivyko aux
STU u. S. vadu pasitarimas
Berlyno klausimu. Pasitar
rimu tikslas nera paslaptis
kad Amerika privalo
ruostis visokiems ivykiams,
kartu ir karui.
Tame pasitarime dalyva-
vo ir Britanijos bel Pran-
cuzijos atstovai.
Kadangi Rusai darosi Wis
atkaklesni ir drasesni, rel
kia apsirupinti padeti su-
tikti axis j akl.
Aukstieji karo vadai dis
kusavo net ir tai kaip ilgai
Amerika su savo Europoje
esancia kariuomene galetu
atsilaikyti prizes Rusu dide-
le armija, jei sovietai grieb-
sis Vakaru valstybes stun
ii is Berlyno.
Adm. Leahy sake netiki
ar Amerikieciai galetu is
silaikyti prie Reino nors 10
dienu, kadangi Rusai turf
Vokietijoje apIs 100000 ka-
riuOmenes.
Adm. Leahy pataria ap-
leisti Berlyna, ir sake ne
turesime toliau nesusipra-
timu su Maskva.
Tas admirolas, zinovas
juru karo, nesupranta tik-
ros padeties. Rusai tik to
ir nori kad Amerikieciai is
eitu is Berlyno, o tas visai
uzmustu demokratiniu Eu-
ropos saliu dvasia.
Pagaliau visi aukstieji
vadai sutare kad is Berly-
no nesitrauks ir nebandys
numaldyti Stalina. kaip bu-
vo daroma stengiantis nu-
maldyti Hitleri.,
Sakoma, buvo numatyta
dar vienas pasimatymas su
Stalinu pareikalavimui kad
butu nuimta Berlyno bio
kada.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-17

Didziausias Maisto Der
lius Sales Istorijoje

kalp siomis dienomis Apri-
kulturos Departments skelbia.
slos sales ukininkai gaus di-
dzlausla maista derliu Sales is
torlJoJe. Savu keliu, ukininkai
gaus ir didziausias ineigas uz
savo ukiu produktus.
Turlnt mintyje kad valdzia
paremia ukininkus pinigais pa
lalkymui maisto kainu aukstu,
uz sesis pagrindinius augalus-
kviecius, kornus, vata, tabaka,
pynacus ir ryzius - ukininkai
gaus apie S13,388,OOO,OOO (per-
mai irgi buvo geras derlius ir
ukininkai gavo S12,287,517, 900
ineigu).
! Kornu numatyta bus $685.
$4,000 buseliu (pernai gauta
2,4OO,952,OoO buseliu).
kvleclu gauta 1,284,995 900
buseliu (pernai 1,364,919,OOO
bus.)
Vatos - 14,219,0O0 risuliu
(po 500 svaru risulis).
Tabako - 1,787,723,O0O sva-
rQ.
Pynacu - 1902, ,405,OOO sva-
ru (pernai 2,187,985,0OO sv.)
Ryziu = 76,993,0O0 svarQ.
Gauta didesnis derlius avi-
zu, miesiu, linu ir sieno.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-17
BERLYNO RAUDO-
NUJU DEMONSTRA-
CIJA

Berlyne, Rugs. II, komu-
nistai buvo surenge demon
tracija Rusu zonoje. Tike-
tasi riausiQ, bet nelVyko.
Amerikos sarvuoti auto
mobiliai saugojo gatves sa-
vo Berlyno dalyje, sulaiky-
mui demonstrantQ pasike-
sinimo pulti j Amerikieclq
ir Britu bel PrancuzQ srltl
Vokietijoje, sovietu zono'
je, kartojasi neramumal II
1riauses prizes sovietine sis.
tema; zmones protestuoJs
del stokos maisto.
Rusai issiunte apie 5,Wt
specialiai paruostos raudoo
nosios policijos i strategy
mes Rytines Vokietijos da
lis. I
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-17
KICK DABAR LIETUVOJE
ISEINA LAIKRASCIU

Pagal "Eltos' is "Tiesos" pa
skelbtus davinius, siuo metu
Lietuvoje teiseina Z laikrasciai
ir 8 zurnalai. I 81 skaiciu ineina
laikrasciai bel zurnalai leidzia-
mi Lietuvoje ir Rusu bel Len
ku kalbomis.
Kaip zinome, Nepriklausomo-
je Lietuvoje periodiskai buvo
leidziama apie 250 laikrasciQ
bel zurnalQ.
Tas pats laikrastis nusiskun-
dzia, kad Lietuvos zmones boil
seviku laikrasciu neskaito, Q
kai kur net svietimo bel kultu-
riniq istaigu dauguma, klubai
skaityklos, bibliotekos neuzsi-
prenumerave periodines spau.
dos. Visai blogi reikalai esq su
laikrasciu platinum. Jie Xxi Sic
laiko platinami daugiausia ne
prenumeratos keliu, bet par
duodami atskirais egzemplio
riais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-17
NORI zIBALO, PIRK IR
BALALAIKA

"Tiesa' iskelia paciu boise
viku neteisybes. Girdi, Uteno-
je visu prekiu, skirtu apskriciQ
kooperatyvams 500 paliekama
mieste, O tik 50R paskirstoma
patterns valstieciams. Jeigu
valstietis nori pirkti zibalo
jam prievarta, brukama odeko.
lono. Patti "Tiesa" raso: "Atei-
ma zmogus pirkti keleta kilo'
gramu zibalo, kartu be jokil
kalbu privalo pirkti ir bonks
odekolono ar balalaika. Tail
"parduoti" kaip ir dabar "par
duodama didziuliai kiekiai dar
bo valstieciams visiskai nerei
kalingq gaminiu."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-17

komunistu Tordy.
me Wis Susekumo
Noujq Sovietu
Agentu

Kongreso kofnisijos tar
dymas sovietu snipu veik-
los iskele aiksten dar viena
komunista, Steve Nelson,
kuris yra vakarines Penn
sylvanijos komunistu parti-
jos pirmininkas, taciau at
sisake pasakyti ar jis yra
komunistas, o j Kongreso
komisiijos klausinejimus at
sakinejo izeidzianciai ir su
pasaipa.
Nelson, gal but zydas su
pakeista pavarde, paeina is
Jugoslavijos ir yra jau ga
yes Americas pilietybe.
Kongreso komisija isne-
Sc Nelsonui apkaltinima uz
paniekinima Kongreso.
Tardomas ir DR.. Kamen,
kuris buvo pavarytas is
atomines bombos darby ka-
70 laiku kaip neistikimas.
Jis sake nesas komunistas
ir jokiu paslapciu niekam
neisdaves. Jis komisijai SUI
teike labai svarbiu ziniu.
Atomines bombos paslap-
ciu vogime itartas vienas
inzinierius. Arthur Adams,
Suomiu kilmes, kuris dau-
giausia gyveno Kanadoje,
ir dabar tikima jis yra pa
beges is Suv. Valstiju.
Buves komunistas negras:
Hewitt, kuris buvo laikinal
pasisalines, dabar vel atsi-
RADIO. Jis liudija prizes ko-
muniste Claudia Jones, ku-
ri tardoma sarysyje su de-
portavimu, kaip ne-piliete
Tas negras nupasakoJo
kaip komunistai Ameriko,
ie emesi smarkiai paruostl
negrus revoliucijai, tikrin.
dami kokias geroves !ie at
sieks isvertus kapitalistlne
Sales valdzia.