davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-02
Moscow Plans
Monuments

MOSCOW - (P) = Three new
monuments to outstanding Russ
ians have been approved by the
Committee on Art for erection in
Moscow. A monument to Sergei
Kiroy, politbureau member aid
Communist leader who was assas-
mated in the 1900s, will go up at
the Paveletski Station Square. A
monument to A. P. Chekhov, fam
Gus short-story writer and drama
tist will be erected on Naryshkin
Square. The great general of the
war Of 1912, Kutuzov, will be COM
memorated by a monument at the
Kiev Station.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-02
DEAF?

A new device has been developed
to give hope for the hard-of-hear-
ing. Through the adoption of a
new miniature electronic tube,
science now brings restored hear
ing to the deafened.
No more cumbersome batteries
or battery cords needed.
1t is suggested, if interested for
yourself or a friend, write Tone
masters, P. o. Box 123, Newark,
Del, for full free information.
Hearing Aid Salesman Wanted.
7-2-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-02

Experts estimate that reserves of
natural gas are sufficient to meet
demands for many years.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-30
KURUSU'S
DAUGHTER
WEEDS YANK

TOKYO-The second of Sab
uro Kurusu's daughters was
married to an American here.
First Lieutenant William Mad
dox, %, of Washington, D. c.,
married Jaye Kurusu, 27-year-
old daughter of Japan's ''peace
envoy" who was negotiating in
Washington at the time of the
Pearl Harbor attack in l941.
The brides sister, Pia, %, who
was married last August IA to
former 1t. Frank White was the
brides attendant Maj. Gilbert
X. King of Summit, N. J. was
best man.
The Episcopalian ceremony
was permormed by Maj. Sidney
r. Crumpton, chaplain of the
FIRST Cavalry division artillery
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-30
RETURN HOME

David H. Kelly spent last
week in Branchville. S. c., and
was accompanied home by Mrs.
Kelly and the children, Kitty.
Sue, and Gayle, who have been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Smoak.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-30
and Mrs. S. Caruso in Riverside
New Jersey.

Feed production in the state is
far from adequate to meet the
needs. About 10000 tons OF COM
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-30
IN NEW JERSEY

Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Caruso
and baby daughter, Frances
Josephine, left Friday to spend
a while with his parents, Mr..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-30

WE HAVE EVERY FACILITY
FOR GIVING YOU The BEST
OF SERVICE WITH A
GUARANTEE OF HIGHEST
MARKET PRICES ON EVERY
GRADE. We HAVE YOUR
INTERESTS AT HEART
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-30
Afternoon Sale Opening Day. Tuesday, August !
le4s SALES SCHEDULE

Morning Sale, August 26
Afternoon Sale, August q
Morning Sale, August 80
Afternoon Sale, August 81
Morning Sale, September "
Afternoon Sale, September
Morning Sale, September
MONDAY, SEPT. E LABO
Afternoon Sale, September
Morning Sale, September q
Afternoon Sale, September
Morning Sale, September
Afternoon Sale, September
Morning Sale, September
Afternoon Sale, September
Morning Sale, September ]
Afternoon Sale, September
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-22
Mrs. Arthur Leslie GQu
PHOTO BY TOOMEY

The brothers were attired in
small Tuxedos.
The candle lighters were
Jeanne Mellon and Shirley
Gay, gowned in dresses similar
to the bridesmaids.
The minister and groom with
the best man entered from the
side of the altar, as Miss Doro-
thy Ballegooijen played Lohen-
grin's wedding march. While
Overseer Lee assembled to the
altar; the groom and his best
man remained on a lower level
of the terraces.
The bridal party entered at
designated intervals and all
remained on various levels of
the terraces until the bride,
who came escorted on the arm
of her father, reached the al
tar and was met by the groom,
who had descended from one
of the terraces.
At this point of the cere-
mony Mr.. Paul Thomas sang
Because, accompanied by
Miss Ballegooijen on the Audi
forum organ.
At the conclusion of the song
the bride and groom assembled
to their places at the altar and
the bridal party took their
places at pre-arranged posi-
tons. During the service Mr..
Thomas sang 80 Perfect Love-"
The bride was attired in an
ice-blue satin gown with train
and veil. The veil extended the
length of the train. The tiara
was made of blue braided sa-
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-22

One of the pretty Summer
weddings was that of Kathryn
Ruth McGarrahan, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth c.. Nc
Garrahan of 1921 Ezekiel
Avenue, when she was united
in marriage to Arthur Leslie
Gay, son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. A.
Gay of 2772 East 18th Street,
Chicago. Overseer Carl @. Lee
officiated at the very impress
sive service in Zion Audito-
rum.
The Auditorium platform
had been specially arranged
using a platform over the or
chestra pit for two of the ter
races leading to several other
terraces erected on the regu-
lar platform, with the altar
level conferred just in front of
the Illuminated picture win
dow. Palms and ferns decorat-
ed the terraces and altar, in
terspersed with baskets of
white gladioli, and several sets
of candelabrums making
very pretty setting.
Candelabrums decorated with
white and green vines had
been placed on the outside of
the aisles, while on the in
side large white bows were
attached to the ends of the
seats of the rows to which were
attached white ribbons. These
ribbons were stretched along
the aisle by two brothers of the
bride - Charles (Chuck) and
James McGarrahan after all
the guests had been seated.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-22

in Wisconsin, the bridal cou-
pie are making their home in
DeKalb, Illinois, where they
will attend tn e Northern
Teachers College. The bride
is graduate of the Zion-Ben-
ton Township High School.
The bride attended Northern
last year, while her husband
has been attending Northern
for the last two years.
Among the Bridal couples
many local guests, the follow
ing arrived from out-of-town
to witness this beautiful set
ting and congratulate the
young couple and their par
ents:-
From Chicago:
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Ander-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy An
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. Verne
Grant (cousins).
Mrs. Title Blonn (aunt).
Miss Naomi Blonn and Mr..
William Blonn (cousins).
Mr.. Stanley Benn
Mr.. Richard Ross
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kern
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Keller
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kuelbs
Mrs. Kate Kuelbs
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rigth
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Virden
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. McFerran
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Annweiler
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Shackleton
Mr.. Helmut Teichner
Mrs. Ruth Duncan, Evanston
(cousin).
Mrs. J. F. McGarrahan,
Hinsdale (aunt).
Miss Muriel McGarrahan,
Hinsdale (cousin).
From Donovan, ILL.,: Mr.. and
Mrs. Gunard Grant and Mr..
and Mrs. Delbert Anderson,
(cousins).
From Aurora, ILL.,: Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron Peterson and sons.
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Peter
son (cousins).
From Mishawaka, Ind:
Mrs. S. Forney (great grand
mother).
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c.. Forney
(grandparents).
Mrs. L. M. Gardner
Miss Dorothy Gardner
Mr.. Paul Sullivan
Mr.. Earl Whiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Young.
From Syracuse, N. Y: Mr..
Richard Minekheim.
From Kenosha, Wis: Mr..
and Mrs. Don Gill and Avis,
(cousins).
From Waukegan, ILL.,: Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Urbaitis (cous-
ins) Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Zschau, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. E.
Marshall and Miss Jean.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-22

She carried a white Bible COW
cred with fleur d. amor ribbon
streamers tied with stephano-
tbs.
Carol Noteboom, Maid-of-
honor, wore a baby blue taffe-
ia gown, hers being the light
est shade of the bridal party.
She carried a small fan with
wristlets of white gladioli and
red roses.
The bridesmaids gowns
styled similar to the Maid-of-
honor, only a hue darker. All
carried small fans and wrist,
let's of gladioli and red roses.
The bridesmaids carried the
fans in like positions as they
stood during the ceremony,
which was very effective. The
bridesmaids were Miss Mary
Anne Gay, sister of the groom
and Miss Virginia darlington.
All the gowns were designed
and made by Mrs. 0. G. Tan
ner.
Mr.. Martin Silver, was best
man, the ushers we're - Mr..
Frank Ross and Mr.. Henry
Kuelbs, all three men are Chi
cagoans.
The brides mother was in
navy blue satin, while the
groom's mother wore a gray
crepe with lace trimmings.
Both mothers wore red rose
corsages.
The reception was held in
the Zion Hotels dining rooms
with $50 wishing the bridal
couple Gods speed and bless
ings. While. the relatives and
guests were extending con-
gratulations, the five-tierred
bridal cake was wheeled in on
a tea wagon to the bride in or
der that she might cut the
cake. Mr.. Toomey took some
candid shots of the action.
Then congratulations contin-
ued. AS the relatives and
guests entered the Gold room,
they viewed the many gifts
presented to the young couple.
These had been arranged by
Miss Carol Sheets and Laurette
Emanuelson.
The guests names were
signed in the Guest Book un-
der the watchful eye of Miss
Irene Anderson, cousin of the
bride.
Mrs. James R. Anderson, an
aunt of the bride looked after
the cutting of the bridal cake.
Music during the reception
was furnished by Miss Virginia
Evans on the piano solo vox.
It was especially noteworthy
to observe the interest shown
by the groom's Great Grand
mother - Mrs. S. Forney, 81
years young, who had driven
from Altoona, Pa. in order to
be present at the wedding. Her
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
S: C. Forney, Mishawaka, In
diana, grandparents of the
groom were also present as
we'll as the brides grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. H. Nc
Garrahan, and grandma, Mrs.
Amanda G.. Anderson. All
these ladies were presented
with corsages.
HIGn1e To ho1 Tox,1o,,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03
DIRVOS skaitytojams
kanadoje

Nors, kaip matome, lietuviai
Kanadoje dabar turf gera save
laikrasti, bet suprantama, kad
daugelis is ju domisi, kas daro-
81 ir pas artimiausius kaimynus
Jungtinese Valstybese.
Todel daugelis is naujai
Kanada atvykusiu kreipesi
DIRVA, prasydami siuntineti
ja jiems ir visai eilei kitu jig
pazistamu.
Mes tai darome. Daugelis is
ju jau tapo DIRVOS prenume-
ratoriais. Kai kurie klausia,
kas yra tie geradariai, kurie
jiems uzsake DIRVA. -.
Atvirai kalbant, mes ne visa
ola galime atsiminti, kas kada
kan prase siuntineti DIRVA.
Siunciame ja susipazinti. Su-
sipazine daugumas paskui pa
tvs uzsisako. Aciu visiems uz
demesi!
Tx viena pastaba. Kai ku-
rie skaitytojai uz DIRVA arba
uz knygas, kurias DlRVOJE
uzsisako, atsiuncia NUNS ka-
nadisku dolariu, atsakymul
;. .kanadiskq paste zenklu.
Su doleriais maza beda, nors
praktiskiau yra is Kanados slu-
sti idejus j voka money or
der. Mat, patti piniga keiclant
susidaro cia didesni formalu-
mai ir sioks-toks kurso skirtu-
mas. Bet jau su kanadiskais
paste zenklais tai tikrai netu-
rime cia ka veikti.
Todel geriau nedarykite sau
nuostolio ir zenklq nedekite.
Wis tick atsakysime. O kas no
ri butinai paste isaidas atsily-
ginti, tai gall prideti atitinka-
ma suma prie money order
sumos,. arba ideti "Internatio-
nal Reply Coupon.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03

Siomis temornis pasiplepeje
UN konferencijos zurnal i S t Y
bare, pasikeliame j konferenci-
jos sale. Konferencija jau Ell
ma prie gallo, bet tikrai butu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03

Prizes metus Kanadoje bendra
lletuvlu organizacija turejo tik
du >skyrius su nedideliu nariu
skaiciumi. Turejo tik menkuti,
rotatorium spausdinta laikras-
tell, iseinanti kada ne kada. +.
Atvyko j Kanada keli tuks-
stanciai nauju lietuviu. Atvy-
ko jie visu pirma sau duona
uzsidirbti, ir tai ne kur ir kaip
nori, O ten ir taip, kaip nuro-
dyta sutartyse.
Jie rado Kanadoje seniau gy-
venanciu lietuviu, islaikiusiu
gilu lietuviska susip + a m 9.
Jiems naujai atvykusieji stojo
j talka.
Senieji Kanados veikejai taip
pat sukruto. Visi stojo j dar-
ba, il cia beveik nebuvo girde-
ii jokio ines" ir jus.
Kiekvienas gall suprasti, su
kokiu vargu reikejo pradetl
beveik is nieko jau spaustuve-
je spausdinamo laikrascio lei
dina. Pacioje pradzioje cia
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03
Jau net per daug
aiski kalba

PRAEJUSIA savaite Vokie
tlJoje "viesejo" USA Kongre.
SO komisija karo reikalams
los komisijos vienas narys
Bishop, pareiske: "USA ture.
tq tuoj pat pagrasyti Sovie-
tams, kad jie atidarytu susisie-
klma SUI Berlynu. Jei mes pa.
slqstume apie tuzina' skraidan-
ciq tvirtoviq SUI atominemis
bombomis, tai as tikras esu,
kad Sovietai greiciau suprastu
musQ kalba. -"
Komisijos vice pirmininkas
Paul Schaefer pasake dar ais
kiau: "Mes pasakysime Kon-
gresui, kad karas su rusais yra
anksciau ar veliau neisvengia-
mas ir kuo jis bus greiciau -
tue bus geriau. Laikas dirba
rusams. siandien mes jau esa-
me pasiruose. Prizes atvykstant
i Vokietija, as labai bijojausi ;
bet dabar isitikinau, kad mu-
su padetis nera bloga. zinoma,
jei Prancuzija NUNS nepritars,
tai pradzioje turesime sunku-
mQ. Bet uztektu, kad Prancu-
cuzija liktu neutrali, kai ateis
sprendziamoji diena. Delegaci-
ja", kalbejo toliau Schaefer,
"aiskinosi Vokietijos apginkla-
Vino klausima.'
Taip kalba ne zurnalistai, 0
KOngreso karo komisijOs ma
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03
-NAUJAkURIAI ;

nauJokams ypatingai daug pa
dejo ir USA lietuviu visuome-
nei gerai pazistama rasytoja-
poete Maria Aukstaite-Arlaus.
katie.
Is naujai atvykusiuju dau-
glausiai i 81 darba isitraukti
buvo lemta Pr. Rudzinskui. Jis
yra dabar laikrascio redakto-
rius, ir, atrodo, visu kitu rel
kalu judintojas. Aisku, kad jis
turi geru talkininku, bet "juo-
dojo darbo" didziuma, mato-
mai, gula ant jo peciu.
Stipriu peciu esama! Kama
dos Lietuviq Taryba per metus
pasidare svarbiausia Kanados
lietuviQ organizacija, atrodo,
tikrai apimanti visa Kanados
lietuviu visuomene = senuo-
sius gyventojus ir naujakurius.
>Laikrastis jau leidziamas sa-
vote spaustveje ir nuo dabar
tampa savaitiniu. Tekni k a
kuklus atrodo tas laikrastis,
bet savo turiniu yra neabejoti-
mai vienas is geriausiQju da-
bartinio meto lietuviQ laikras-
ciu, ypac atsizvelgiant j jo ne
didele apimti.
Kaip nesveikinti, kaip nesi-
sitokiais laimejimais!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03
PREF TRUMANO
RUPESCIAI

Po prezidento rinkimQ, kuriu
metu PREF. Truman ukininkams
buvo pazadejes aukstas kainas
uz ju produktus, ukiu produktu
kainos pradejo kristi. Mesos,
sviesto, pieno ir kitty ukiu pro-
duktu kainos gerokai nukrito.
Galviju j skerdyklas dabar
gaunama daugiau, negu buvo
galima gauti keli menesiai pir-
miau. GyvuliQ, mesos If kiau-
siniu kainos krinta del gero sios
vasaros grudu derliaus.
Pranesimai is mesos gamini-
mo centru tikrina, kad mesa il
toliau pigs, kiaulienos mesos
atsiras dideli kiekiai, ir prades
atpigti kitos maisto il namams
reikalingos prekes.
Taigi, Irumano pazadai uki-
ninkams islaikyti aukstas pro.
duktu kainas liko bergzdi. TIKI
tada jis gales pagelbeti ukinin.
kams, kai Demokratai praves
nauja tarima primoketi ukinin'
kams uz ju atpingamus pro
duktus is taksu moketoju XII
seniu. Bet tada negales iSsi
laikyti Trumano pazadas mie
stu gyventojams maisto kahn
atpiginimo.
Tarp pirmutiniu PREF. Tru
mano darbu 1949 metals, sake
/ bus pakelimas gyventojams di
desniu taksQ, esq reikalinga bu'
dar apie 5,0O0,000,0O0 daugial
pajamQ.
! Trumanui su naujo Kongres
pagalba teks isspresti dar siuo
saliai duotus prizadus: Taft
Hartley istatymo pakeitimas
negru teisiu sulyginimas 81
baltaisiais, minimum algu nu
statymas, infliacijos sulaiky
mas, gyvenamu namu staty
mas, sociales apdraudos pra
| pletimas ir KIT.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03
Gerves mesa pavasari

Prizes kelias dienas vienas
pazistamas is Londono priva-
ciame laiSke raSe: 'Kada ka-
ras prasides = tik vienas Die
vas o gal dar ir Stalinas -
tegali zinoti. Bet tas reikalas
lures paaisketi per ateinancius
sesis- devynis menesius. Ang-
lijoje vyksta dideli pasiruosi-
mai. Bet Prancuzija ir Italia
kelia ne vien anglams, O il
amerikieciams didelio galvosu.
kio. Gal nuo siu dvieju valsty-
blu priklausys ir ateinancio ka.
70 laikas."
Ar per sesis menesius, sesias
savaites ar per sesias dienas
gales paaisketi "karo laikas"-
tokia pranasyste gall daug ks
apvilti. Bet teisinga, kad Pran-
cuzijos ir Italijos laikymasis
sudaro ateiciai galvosuki.
Padetis paaiskes tik tada
kai nei Prancuzijoje nei Itali
joje nebus zmogaus, kurs vie
Sal Sauktu, kad "nei prancuza
nei italai nekariaus prizes SO
vietus".
Jei reiketu laukti, kada lta
lai ir prancuzai pasisakys u;
nauja ir geresne taika, ta
greiciau mes tokios niekados
nesulauktume. Bet juk visi tn
rime teise kalbeti apie ateinan
ii pavasari, kai matome at
skrendant pirmasias gerves s
Londone tq gerviu mato dau
giau, negu kur kitur.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03
DAUCIAU TOKIU
MIELQ-LIETUVISKU
VAKARQ!

LapkflclO 2S CleVelande, nau-
jos parapijos saleje ivyko AL
donos Augustinavicienes inicia-
tyva surengtas prakalbu-dainu-
muzikos vakaras. Parengimas
sutrauke dideli burr sviesesniu
lletuviu, - buvo pima sale. Bu-
vo matyti ir grazaus lietuvisko
jaunimo.
A. Augustinaviciene yra Ii
noma Observation-Disclosures:
il jautriais zodziais ir labai val
zdziai nupiese prieskarines DO
rusu priespauda buvusios lie
tuviu mokyklos varga, iskelda-
ma ir pagerbdama lietuviu kali
bos, tradiciju ir lietuviskos kul-
turos saugotoja = kaimo mo-
cute: il augino, auklejo ir
vargdama moke jaunaja karta.
Cia ryskiai iskilo skulptoriaus
P. Rimsos iamzintas Vargo Mo-
|kyklos vaizdas.
Antroje dalyje, preleg tie
nupasakojo Nepriklau somos
Lietuvos mokyklu kurimasi ir
augima, kaip tos mokyklos da-
We ne tik ivairiu sriciu vadovu
bel amatininku, bet ir mokslo
ir valstybes vyru. Pagaliau api-
budino varginga ir salta moky-
kla tremtyje, mokytoju ir mo-
kiniu vargus ir nenuilstamas
pastangas dirbti lietuvybes dar-
be.
A. Augustinavicienes paskai-
tu klausytis malonu.
Pc paskaitos moteru kvarte-
tas padainavo keleta graziu
lietuvisku dainu. Kvarteta SUI
dare: Juozaitiene, Drasutiene,
Dauksiene ir Neimaniene. Pia-
nu palydejo Regina Brazaitie-
ne. Kvartetas susidainaves ge-
raj ir skamba graziai. Bet gi
didesniam sodrumui stokoja
vyru balsu. Tai noretusi susuk-
ii: jauni vyrai, padekit mote
rims sia grazia lietuviskos dali
nos vaga varyti! Reiketu cia
dvieju-triju "netinginciu" Wy
ru.
Po to seke nesenai j Cleve-
landa is Europos atvykusio Lie
tuvos ukininko Prano Aleknos
pranesimas apie Lietuvos uki:
prieskarini uki, uki nepriklau-
sovos Lietuvos, paskui bolsevi-
ku ir vokieciu okupacijos lai-
kais. Alekna nedidelio (vos 25
ha) ukio savininkas, pats visa
laika savo zemele dirbes ir is
gyvenas jo primityviskumo lai-
kus prieskariniais laikais, pa
kilima nepriklausomybes laikais
ir jo alinima ir ardyma okupa-
ciju laikais. Jis sugebejo pa
prastais zodziais, bet CANA val
zdziai atpasakoti Lietuvos uki-
ninko gyvenima.
Pc jo kalbos, zinoma pianis-
te Brute Smetoniene paskam-
bino keleta kuriniu. Suzaveta
publika klause atidziai ir ne
katuciu.
Prakalbu ir dainu protarpiais
Joana Vaicekauskiene jausmin-
gai padeklamavo kelis eileras-
cius. il tikra deklamaciju mel
stere
Programa labai vykusiai We
de kun. DIR. sirvaitis. Jis suge-
ba savo iterpimais programa
vykusiai papildyti.
Programa baigta Lietuvos
Himnu.
Auku nebuvo rinkta. w BIZ
lietus surinkta apie $50. Jie
bus panaudoti tremtiniu moky-
klai paremti.
Daugiau tokiu vakaru, = to-
kiu mielu, lietuvisku vakaru!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-03

Jusu aukos ne viena tremti-
nj jau isgelbejo, nepamirskite
ir toliau aukoti.
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UN KONFERENCI.
JA... BARE IR
SALEJE
(Musq korespondento)

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krasto gyvena istremime il
nieko neveikia, kad atgautu
valdzia. Italai is visur veja
karaliaus zodi. Pavyzdziui sio-
mis- dienomis pasirode bitinin-
ku metrastis. Xxi siol italai BIZ
tininkai biciu motinele vadin-
davo "biciu karaliene", bet da-
bar varda pakeite ir vadina
'biciu motinele". Sachmatinin-
kai taip pat isgujo karaliaus
varda, ir sake ne "sach kara
liui", bet "sach prezidentui'' !.
Sic italy zygiai primena So
vietu oficialia baime mineti
karo zodi. Rusijoje niekas gar
siai nekalba apie kara. Tx pa
teptieji kaip Stalinas ir Molo-
tovas gall mineti karo zodi, bet
tik tue atveju, kai nori iskeik-
ii Trumana, Marshalla, Chur-
chilli ar Bevina. Stalinui Chur-
chillis ir karas reiskia ta pa
IT,.
Sovietai isleidzia j pasauli
"ledinius' diplomatus. Jie ME
kada nenusisypsos, bet visada
kaz ko supyke, susirauke ir
nuolat trankosi kumsciais, kaip
ViSinskis.
Tipingu rusu diplomatu lai-
komas Visinskio mokinys Joku-
bas Malikas. Siomis dienomis
jis "trankesi" po naktinius Pa
ryziaus kabaretus ir viename
jam teko isgirsti per. programa
daug "pylos" rusams. Bet ste
bejusieji Malika pareiske: Cir
dedamas daug pasiepianciu 70
dziu prizes Russia Malikas visa
laika sedejo, kaip kelmas, ne
nepajudedamas. Jis tik klau-
sesi susitraukes ir nei juokesi,
nei plojo." ~5s
Butu pasijuokes ar paplojes
Ne savo kaulu nebutu suspejes
suskaityti. -.
Malikas yra tikrai naujasis
sovietu zmogus. Toks zmogus
visur mato pavojus ir isdavima.
Jis nezino kur juoktis ir kur
pikta vaidinti. Visur jis mato
"burzuazinius prietarus", ku-
riu Marksas-Leninas ir Stall
mas liepia labiau bijoti negu
velnias bio kryziaus.
Kokie tie burzuaziniai prize
tarai? Sovietu laikrasciai dide-
lemis H pasiepianciomis raide-
mis- yrase apie sutikima naujai
perrinkto Americas prezidento
Trumano. Girdi orkestrai gro
je marsus, kurie buve pavadin-
ii: GAS emu is proto del Har-
rio", arba "Gerasis musu senis
Harry. -.
Pas sovietus kitaip. Ten
Stalinas nereikalauja proto. vi
stems turf butt aisku, kad Sta
linas ir mokytojas, ir tevas, ir
ismincius, ir ikvepejas ir bala
Zinc kas. -. Uztat "begaline
meile" rodo Stalinui, nors ir
per asaras.
Jis megsta parodyti, kad ir
uzsienluose JlS lyglal nfyll-
mas. stai per Spaliu revoliu-
cijos svente anglai komunistai
buvo uzraginti siusti neiles
laiskus Stalinui, kuriuos jau
gatavai parasytus ir atspaus-
dintus buvo galima pirkti ant
kiekvieno gatves kampo uz ke-
lis grasius.
! Istiesu "meile" Stalinui Ru-
sijoje eina Xxi beprotybes. Ne
personal Maskvoje buvo stato-
mas paminklas dideliam rusQ
kompozitoriui Caikovskiui pa
pagerbti. Paminklui pastatyti
buvo atsiusta keli simtai pro-
jektu, bet isrinktas toks: Sta
linas. -. su uzrasu apacioJe
"Stalinas klausosi Caikovsklo
muzikos".