davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-09-20
Ir leaflets,

0t Ie1AetS.
FOO bad anyone has TO stay home
- when II exotic ports Of call are
waiting! BY Canadian
National Steamships al
beautiful Lady" liner, IRD
from Boston, about SO
days round voyage" ."-A-
BY cargo carrying mo-
tor vessel tspace for II passengers) I,
from Montreal. down the st. Law
renee. 4 to 6 weeks. Regular sailings.
When you see the booklet - just
ask me- - you'll be practically on
your way! For reservations, phone
National 1882.
Bermuda by BOAC b extra fun, and
full Of extra nice ideas such Is an
Elizabeth Arden "Speedbird Sum
Kit" for each lady passenger. Bar
Evening star., 1949-09-20

muda's story and youn talk about
It. too!
A smart way to 30 TO Europe: short
over-ocean route via Montreal. Co.'S
mopolitan center Of French Canada;
to Shannon. Glasgow, or London.
A~A AAtA NAN SA.AAV
Evening star., 1949-09-20

News about the Royal !
Romance: KLM's new
fall schedules offer even
better timing and con- .
nections at Miami, for \
Venezuela. Curacao. ia.
maica, Ciudad Trujillo,
Port-au.Prince. Get .
the details on kim West
Indies flights from me-,
Executive 6575.
D D
For leaflets, write me At 4
3Sth Street. New York IL,
Evening star., 1949-09-20

Evening clothes
or shorts no
dark suits"
And a leisurely
way Of life 80.
Write for" Ber.
Evening star., 1949-09-20

TEA make your arrangements. ASK
me- for details call your agent.
Evening star., 1949-09-20

service and COM
plinentary dinner
served in kisurely
Style. No packing
Evening star., 1949-09-20

and unpacking The thrill Of seeing
Bermuda in miniature, from the air.
:. Speedbird Consultations leave
New York daily. land in 3 hours.
Just $l26. plus tax. round trip. Why
not learn more? Reservations:
Executive 3944.
Evening star., 1949-09-20

I like TO talk about Bermuda,
because it fits my vacation philoso-
Evening star., 1949-09-20
You'll get your moneys worth Of
pleasure at the Elbow Beach Surf

Club: sports. parties,
dancing every night
- even rooms with
private balconies.
Bermuda's gather.
ing spot" on the
south shore. Rates
from $l2 a day, meal
or Republic 2642.
Evening star., 1949-09-20

It's years oheod Of schedule! Thots what everyone soy
1850 PHLCO teevison built with the result Of years Of
research by PHLco engineers PHILco teevson does owoy
with costly installation out Of 10 Locations, becoue the
butin oeo system is integral port Of the teevson
receiver; is completely conceded within the eobine Its
cosy operating your rodo-o you do plug in SEE
NEW 1850 PHILco TELEvlsIok TONIGHT At PHILLIPS
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GIFTS f Sh a Maas

Here is q List of gifts men opprec: ate. Gifts thdt will bring smiles
of satisfaction on Christmus mo ming. Products Of Americas
leudinq manufacturers. Shop EdrlY. We will help you find just the
riqht gifts at prices to fit your budget.
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their granddaughter, Roxanne.
Dannie Felde Of Sheridan
spent the week visiting old
school mates.
Chief Electrician Frank
Trammen of Alaska and Ruby
Campbell of Fl. Pierce, Fla, are
spending the holidays with their
sister, Mrs. Robert Shipley.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Schroeder, ST.,
were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Eggart,
MI. and Mrs. Gus Schaubel of
Parkman, Wyo., Mr.. and Mrs.
S. T. Eggart and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Schroeder,
Jr. This was a e-Christmas
family dinner.
Mrs. Warren E. Sands, the
former Mary Francis WeStWood,
and former correspondent for
the Hardin = Tribune Herald,
writes that she is publicity
chairman for the officers wives
club and correspondent for the
Army-Navy journal and regist-
er at the Scott Air Force base.
She also writes a weekly column,
"Talespin," in the official base
newspaper, the Broadcaster.
About 200 people attended
the opening of the Lodge Grass
Recreation Center Saturday aft
ernOOn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green
were Billings business callers
wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Stark of
Wyola were Lodge Grass visit
ors Thursday.
Friends of Mrs. Verlie Grippe
will be glad to know that she
Is at her home now, and able
to be up and around the house
without a brace. Mrs. Grippe
had her neck broken about two
months ago, when a team which
She was driving ran away.
Mrs. Mary Brockway of Bill
ingS spent last week end with
her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Knight
spent Saturday in Laurel with
their daughter, Hazel, and
family. While there they at
tended the birthday party of
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Thursday evening, honoring
Mrs. e. n. Dygert. Other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Dy-
CERT.
Mrs. Arthur Randall visited
friends in Hardin Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Kautz-
man of Eureka visited friends
here last week. The KautzmanS
are former residents OF the Big
Horn Valley.
Ruth Zier, Miriam Kern, Lor-
raine DeWald and Marian Gray
were among the Future Home
makers who served the banquet
! for the Veteran Farmers at the
Junior high school Thursday
night.
Mrs. Alice Greenwald and
Harold shopped in Hardin Sat
urday.
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D GRASS SECTION
LOCALS = SOCIETY - cH11Rc11 nrr,re
CHURCH NEWS

ing. "1y iniproV-
Mrs. Darlene Clark and Mrs
ivan Clark were Hardin shop
pers Thursday. p-
Mr; and Mrs. Bill Mayo are
PROUD parents of a SON. Ken.
IeCn Eugene, born at the :Har-
din Hospital. Ai"i-
John Overturf was q s,ndo,,
Clark. ~ thiS. l
MI. and Mrs. william Footitt
we're Sunday dinner guests of
MI, and Mrs. Lee Kellar.
WI. and Mrs. Harry Wilson
Spent several days in Lewis
town, Mont, last week.
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Lodge Grass Society

TRAVEL CLUB
The Travel Club entertained
about 60 members with a
Christmas party Tuesday at
the Legion Hall.
Mrs. j. Ryan, Mrs. E. J. Al
brecht, Mrs. Donald Esp, Mrs.
/ w. Lyndes and Mrs. Ole Mel
son we're hoSteSSeS.
The program was in charge
of Mrs. Petzoldt. Gifts were ex-
changed and each one brought
a gift to be sent to Ft. Har-
riSon.
! CHRISTMAS PARTY
The Little Horn D. club en-
tertained the Lodge Grass D.
club with a Christmas party
Friday.
Mrs. Noblett was in charge of
the games. Gifts were eXchang-
ed and lunch was served by the
hostesses, Mrs. w. Fellows and
. Mrs. Robert Hanley.
LADIES AID
The Ladies Aid met at the
home of Mrs. H. Parry Thurs
day, with IL members present.
Grace was said after the
business meeting. Mrs. c. Carr,
Mrs. H. Williams. Mrs. H. Stew
enson, Mrs. H. Parry and Mrs.
Jess Fauoht had charge of a
missionary program
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. Bob Miller was hostess
to the Wednesday Bridge Club.
Mrs. Carol Shoner won high,
! Mrs. Richardson, second, and
Mrs. j. Ryan, travel.
PINK AND BLUE SHOWER
Mrs. S. Therney and Mrs.
Dick Richards honored Mrs.
Doris Harris Weibert at a
shower Wednesday at the Their
ney home.
Many lovely gifts were re-
ceived. There were about Is
guests present.
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School News

High school honor roll-Sen-
Tors: Joy Bergquist, II pts;
Dorothy Calvetti, II pts; Jo-
seph Clawson, 9 pts. Juniors:
Donna Landon, all AS; Ethel
Williams, all AS: Mary Ruth
Wolf, II pts. S~ophomores: En-
ma Jean Sorger, 10 pts; Kim
Foreman, 10 pts: Cloanna Wag-
enaar, 10 pts; Helen Standish,
10 pts; Carole Lanier, 9 pts,
Carolee Redman. 9 pts. Fresh
men: Laura Ruth Miller, II
pts; Leona Waddle, 10 pts;
Esther Kaiser. 9 pts; Teresa
Bear Don't Walk. 9 pts.
Perfect attendance - Senior:
Joseph Clawson. Sophomores:
Billy Shaw, Darlene Paulson,
Kim Foreman. Freshmen: Mary
George: Leona Waddle, Frank
FoltZ, Ramona Roth, and Pete
Mason.
The Junior class play, "A
Husband for Sale" will be pre-
sented January 10. 1850.
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Lodge Grass Loculs

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Nor
rison and children were week
end guests of the Tiny Jack
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C.. Lillis left
Monday for California. where
they will spend the winter.
Dude Sorger,, highway pat
rolman out of Miles City. scent
several days at his home here
Mrs. Ana Mae Owens and
Mrs. Jack Owens were Sheridan
visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Pauline Bond is home
from st. Vincent'S hospital
where she underwent a major
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South Hurdin

Mrs. Fred Brown was a Har-
din caller Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Sweeney and
son have returned to their home
here.
Mrs. Walter Torske was q
business caller in Hardin We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gray en-
tertained at a birthday dinner
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READY

The state equalization board
has reported that about 10000
state income tax blanks have
been printed and will be mail
ed as soon as post office offic-
ials can handle them. Taxes are
due April Is.
The rates are the same as
last year: One per cent for the
first $1,000 taxable income, 2
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Hardin Tribune E5srald. Thursday. December IS. 1875

per cent for the second $4,000,
8 per cent for the next $4,000
and 4 per cent for higher in
come. Exemptions are $1,000 for
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a single person and $4,000 for
a married person.
Bonus Day, Jan. Il, 1850.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29

nancG pracovali jsme vsichni
v lomu.
Pred stedrym dnem prislo
do tabora pres 200 lidf, vetsi-
nou dustojnfkG, 1rednfk1 a OBJ
chodn1kG.
Dalsi transport, vetsinou OBJ.
chodnikd, prisel 2. ledna.
Tehoz dine jsem byl spoiled
ne $ jinymi, kterf byli V taboTe
cd %. ffjna zavolan do tabo~
rove kancelaTe. ,Oznamili nam,
re naSe "vychovna" doba kon-
Ct. Ma pobyt V tabofe pry Sc
nemame d1vat Jake ma trest, a.
le jake ma poslednl pokus vra-
tit mas "~vychovnou cestou" do
move, pry lepsf spolecnosti.
Ia tyden Pc propustenf Sc
mne podafilo z raie move spo-
leconsti uprchnouti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29
46 nacistH pred soud We
Francii.
Pafffzz.

Par1z. Pred francouz-
skym vojenskym soudem V
Bordeaux Dude zahajeno pre-
liceni sc 46 nacistickymi voia-
ky, vetSinou cleny byvale ma
cisticke divise "Das Reich, OBJ
zalovanymi z valecnych zloci-
MI. Jde o 1castn1ky majestic
Ike vypravy, jez "a valky Wy
vrazdila vsecko obyvatelstvo
francouzske vesnice Oradour-
Sur-Glane, poctem LOO.
Vesnice Oradour lei v sire
dn1 Francii a je znama jake
francouzske Lidice. Dne 10.
cervna 1914 naciste povrazdi-
Ii teto vesnici vsecko obyva-
telstvo, i 800 det1, protoze pry
stf1lelo ma nemecky vojensky
autOmObil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29
Jugoslavie nebude vasalem
nikoho.

Belehrad. Marsal Tito
promluvil ma zav9recn6m "a
sedanl sjezdu jugoslavske ma
rodni fronty a fekl, re Jugo-
slavic nebude vasalem zadn6
mocnosti a zadne skupiny sta
IT,. Rekl, re Jugoslavie mGzze
lednat Sc staty kominformyj
jen ma zaklad6 1plne rovnosti.
Tito dale fekl, re jugoslav-
ska vlada lie odpovedna pouze
jugoslavskemu lidu a nikomu
jinemu. Dodal, re pravo Cd
m1tnout tuto vladu ma pouze
lugoslavsky lid, nikoli komu-
nistict1 pfedaci iinvch zemi.
Sized i~ednomyslne odsoudil
pomlouvacnou kampan. kterou
proti Jugoslavii provadf komin-
|forma. A rozhodl. re rovnost
lie jedina MONA zakladna pro
vztahy mezi Jugoslavi1 a re
memi kominformy, v jejichz
Icele je Sovetsky svaz.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29
Krajane Pomozte!
CTiskova sluzba Ceskosloven-
ske Narodni Rady v Aberice.)

Poole pTedlohy zakona O
Displaced Persons je povolen
vstup do Ameriky tenn Cecho-
slovakGm, kterf opustili svou
vlast pred "a. cervnem 1913.
Celkem 1000 lidf.
V prftomne dobe je v Evro-
pc v bezeneckych taborech
pres 10000 nasich lidi. Mnozi
z Mich odesli re sve vlasti az
pc "a. cervnu 1913.
Je MAST povinnostf temto O.
betem novodobeho teroru "a
jistiti novy domov We svobodn6
zemi. v zemi demokracie, spra-
vedlive v pomeru k ostatnim
narodnostem.
Ceskoslovenska Narodnf ra-
da v Americe vyzyva kazdeho
uvedomeleho obcana Spoie-
nych Stat1, ceskoslovenskeho
pGvodu ably zadal O zmenu to-
hotO ZakOna!
zadejte kongresniky a sena.
tory We SVEN state!
PTikladame pTedlohu dopisu
pro Vase zadosti:
Dear Sir
Your assistance in modifica.
ton of proposed amendment
of the D. P. Law concerning
Czechoslovak Refugees will bt
greatly appreciated.
I propose the following
changes: Eliminate the termi
nal date of June %, 1913 anC
also increase the present mum
Der of Czechoslovak refugee.
allowed to enter the u. S. from
1000 to 5000.
I thank you for your kline
attention and consideration il
this matter.
Sincerely yours,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29
Komuniste chystali revoluci
pro dobu ruske invase
Spojenych StatIG.

New York. = Die svedectv1
vydaneho V prel1cenf prot II
komunistickym predakGm, chy
stall americtf komuniste revo-
luci pro dobu, kdy Sovetsky
svaz Dude pripraven k invasi
Spojenych StatG pres Aljasku.
Kanadu a Detroit. Svedcil tax
Charles w. Nicodemus funk
cionaT textilacke unie Textile
Workers Union, CIO, V Cum
berlandu. Pravil tez, re ko-
munisti planovali sabotaze v
prdmyslovych tovarnach, ably
tim demoralisovali obyvatel-
stvo invase a revoluce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29
Hledate praci?

Hledate praci? M6zete il
nit, paklize odjedete do -
Australia! = kde hledajf ia
900 delnlkG obeho pohlav1. Je
tTeba pro RUNE zamestnanf
1880 muzG a 41,30O zen.
DIE prohlasen1 sekretafe
prace Edwarda Hollowaye, ne
zamestnanost v Australia tem6f
neexistuje. Koncem m6slce d
nora v Australia bylo neza-
mestnanych zoos muzG a 70
zen, kteT1 dostavali podporu v
neZamestnanosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29
Remeska kathedrala Sc rozpa-
dava pro nedostatek pensz.

Remes. - M1stnf kathedra-
la z IL. stoletf, jedna z nejpa-
matnejs1ch staveb We Francii,
Sc rozpadava ma kusy a vladn1
sluzba pro dejinne pomn1ky
pozadala statn1 pokladnu O po-
tfebne pen1ze ma opravu ohro-
zene svatyne. M1stn1 obyva-
telstvo Sc marn6 uchazelo o
pomoc Il vinaTskeho prGmyslu,
ienz je tam soustTeden, a vse-
chny nadeje Sc nyni up1najf k
Rockefellerove fundaci, ktera
utratila znacne sunny ma budo-
WI pc prvn1 sv6tove valce. Le-
vicove parlamentn1 skupiny Sc
Zdrahaj1 odhlasovati pen1ze ma
projekt. \
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29
Australia vykazuje velky prIi.
myslovY rozmach.

Londyn. = Australsky OBJ
chodni komisar V Londyne j.
B. Todd prohlasil zde, re Au-
stralie prodelava nynf nejvetsi
hOspodafsky rozmach pc celou
dobu sve historic. Pc valce
Sc zacal hrnout do zem6 CHI
kapital a tento proud Sc dosud
nezastavil.
Vyvoj ten je obzvlaste patr-
ny v zelezaTskem, strojn1m,
nastrOjarskem a textilnim pru-
myslu, kde 1913 firmy oznami-
ly, re hodlajf postavit move to-
varny nebo rozs1Tit sve dosa-
vadn1 podniky, mezi temito je
81 americkych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29
Upozornsni mladym lidem
z Ceskoslovenska.

V mensim meTftku nez drf-
I've, prichazejf k nam do USA.
Tide z Ceskoslovenska bud ia
ko pfistehovalci ma kvotu, ne
DO obcane tam zijfcl, ale zde
rozenf, ma prednostnf pravo.
|iako D. P.'s 81 jinak. Ale j
pres to Sc sejdeme s mnoha lid
mi, kterf pfijeli do USA. pc
druhe svetove valce a zeimena
pc 1norovem pfevratu komu-
nistG v CSR.
Chci 81 vsimnouti zejmena
nasf mladeze z Ceskosloven-
ska. Je il mezi nami vice nez
81 mysl1me. At jsou to hos
nebo divkv, at z Czech, Moray
nebo re Slovenska.
Je to mladez, ktere nalezi
budoucnost. S mladezi z Ces-
koslovenska setkavame Sc n.y.
nj dosti casio at je to v Sokole,
We vyssfch skolach, pTi diva
|dlech, prednaskach, tanecnfch
zabavach a pod. casio il slysf-
me, jak vypravuje O sve vlasti,
o tom. jak tam tezce zili "a ne
mecke okupace, O osvobozeni
|Spoienci, 0 puci komunistd a
o vsem. CO je, nebo jiz bylo
pfedmetem mnoho debat. Zde
slysfme pravdu primo cd lid,
kteT1 vse v CSR. ma vlastni oci
videli a ma vlastn1 kGzi prozili.
Pow yam O tom stejne hoch z
czech iako divka re Slovenska.
Ii vsichni mluvi stejne, .isou
stejneho smyslenf a stejnych
nazord. Mluvf zde s vami, Wy
Jim veT1te a souhlsfte S mimi,
ale je mezi vami take hodne
tech, kterf neveTf a Tikaji, re
mladez :je prflis mlada a re
ltomu nerozum1. Ia pravdu,
kterou nase mladez z Ceskoslo-
venska zde mluvf, nachazi u
nekterych nepochopeni. Ano,
isou to ii, kteT1 stale jeste T1ka-
III, re v CSR. "nic Sc nestalo."
Vyzyvam vas, mladez z &C.
skoslovenska, brante pravdu a
bojujte "a nj. Nemluv1te jen
"a sebe. ale "a prevaznou vet
sinu svych sester a bratTf do
ma. kterf must lit pod komu-
nistickym rezimem v CSR.
TvoTte zde v Americe krouzky
a poznavejte Sc navzajem a
sjednotte Sc, nebot .ien v jed
note lie s1la. A te je dnes O.
pravdu tTeba. Vypravujte, de-
batujte a piste, nebot jen tax
je mono pTesvedciti tv, kteTi
yam dosud neveTi. Navazte
spoienf S move pfijfzdejfcf mia
def z CSR. dale s mladezf, KITE
ra je v taborech americkeho
pasma Nemecka a Rakouska,
a S mladezi, ktera je v Anglii,
Kanade, Norsku, Brazilii, Sved
sku a jinde. Vasi kamaradi
isou roztrouseni pc celem sve-
te, a proto je nesm1te zklamat.
At zije svobodna mladez
ceskoslovenska, dnes ~roztoru-
sena DO celem svete i S mladezf
dosud trpfc1 v CSR.. kterou ne
ziskali pro sebe Nemci, ami il
neZfskaj1 komuniste.
- Jeden z Vas.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29
Listovni censura v cSR.

Londyn. = Prazsk6 Polit-
byro vydalo tajne rozkazy, a.
by dopisy osobam "politicky
nespolehlivym" byly censuro-
vany. Jsou vedeny zaznamy,
kolik dopis6 dostavaji, cd ko-
no, a mnohe jsou fotografova-
ny a pax teprve dodany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29
Lesni pozary " Ttalii nasledkem
sucha.

Rim. = Itaslka novinaTska
agentura Astra oznamila z Be-
natek, re dlouho trvajicf su-
cho zavinilo sfTenf Sc lesnfch
pozarn v severovychodni TIA
Iii. Agentura udava, re ztra-
ty jsou vazne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29
o vyslani americkych instruk.
tori do EvropY ie uvazovano.

Washington, D. G. = Vojen-
st1 cinitel6 uvazuji O planu Wy
slat do zem1 zapadnf Evropy
ma 5000 americkych vojen-
skych instruktorG, tax ably byl
siednocen vojensky vycvik
vsech armad statn Atlanticke-
no paktu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29
Anglie ma rychlou ponorku.

Londyn. - Angle vyzkou-
sela svou novou ponorku, nej-
rvchlejsi ma svete, ktera m1ze
plouti pod vodou vice nez Is
mil "a hodinu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29
Csl. letadlo pristalo
" Nemecku.

Frankfurt. = Americke vo-
1rady oznamiIy, re po-
Pasova v Bavorsku v a
.erickem okupacnfm pasmu
.pristalo ceskoslovenske soukro-
ne letadlo S trent cestujlc1mi,
.ter1 uprchli re sve vlasti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29
"E" znamers E.DUARD.

LOndyn. = Podzemn1 hnutl
Ceskoslovensku vydalo poky-
ny k uzivani p1smene e"
(Eduard Benes).
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29

Jugoslavie a zapadni Nsmecko
podepsaly obchodni smlouvu.
Frankfurt. = Spojenectf "a
stupci oznamili, re Jugoslavie
a zapadnf pasma N6mecka po-
depsaly jednorocnf obchodn1
smlouvu O vym6ne vyrobkd v
hodnot6 "a milion1 dolar1.
Nemecko Dude dodavat Jugo-
slavii n~astroje, kdezto Jugosla-
vie potraviny.
ye to az dosud nejvetsf
smlouva zapadn1ch pasem Sc
staten lezfcfm v sov6tske STE
re. Jednan1 O smlouve bylo "a
hajeno ma zadost Jugoslavie
20 jejl roztrzce s Kominfor-
mOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-04-29

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-29

Gaunamos naujos zinios is
sovietu. kad is Baltijos krastu
ir juodosios juros pakrasciu
istremta daug gyventoju ma
{ Perkelta j 4-ta pusl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-29

tempu ir visi ukininkai, kurie
vadinami buozemis, is ukiu vi
siskai pasalinami ir tremiami
i Sovietu Sajunga. 0 sovietuose
buoze laikomas kiekvienas uki-
ninkas, kuris turf daugiauc negu
IL ha zemes arba ir maziau,
jei tik samdosi pasaliniu darbo
jegu. Musu apskaiciavimais, ko-
lektyvizacijos procese, kuris va
dinamas taip pat savanoriskas,
is Lietuvos bus istremta ma
ziausiai 500 visu Lietuvos uki-
ninku. Ka tai reiskia, kiekvie-
mas skaitantysis gall pilnai iver-
tinti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-29
Lietuviu Kalbos Vadovo
Generalinio Igaliotinio
laiskas DIRVAI

Didziai Gerbiamas Redaktoriau:
Tamsta labai rupestingai in
formuoji lietuviu visuomene apie
Lietuviq Kalbos Vadova. Tuo
labai daug padedate sios taip
retos ir vertingos knygos pla-
tinimo darbe.
Juo daugiau musu spauda
apie Sta lietuviu kalbos lobyna
rasys, juo placiau jis bus pas
kleistas lietuviu iseiviu tarpe.
Paskelbimu pasikalbejimo SUI
Stasiu Barzduku, vienu is trijQ
Lietuviu Kalbos Vadovo auto
riu, labai palengvinote mano
darba.
W visa tai nuosirdziai de-
koju Tamstai ir tikiu, kad ir
ateityje Tamsta busite aktyvus
Shame kulturos darbe.
Su tikra pagarba
J. Audenas
Lietuviq Kalbos Vadovo
Generalinis Igali0tinis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-29
Padegamos suimtuju sto.
vyklos

Tremtiniai skirstomi j kelias
kategorijas. Pavojingieji tary-
binei tvarkai siunciami j pacias
'sunkiausias ir tolimiausias So
vietu Sajungos sritis. Jie ten
naikinami Sovietu Sajungoje
praktikuojamais zmoniu zudy-
mo metodais = badu ir salciu.
Bet paskutiniuoju metu pradejo
vartoti dar viena nauja buda.
Kada is darby j stovyklas gra-
zinami nakciai isvarge suimtie-
il ir jie suminga, tada stovykla
padega. IS tokiu padegtu sto-
vyklu issigelbsti tik labai ne
zymus suimtuju skaicius. Visi
kiti zusta liepsnose ir taip bal
gia savo gyvenima nesulauke
ateinancios laisves.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-29

|ventojams parodyti, kad j Lie
tuva jie atejo Americas pade-
dami.
Gyventojai, kesdami tokias
kancias, keikia ir tuos, kurie
padejo sovietams Lietuva pa
siekti ir dabar simtais tukstan-
ciu zudyti.
Ka daro vakarai isgelbeti taip
elaimingoms, kenciancioms tau
toms? - siandien kasvalan-
dinis klausimas anapus gele-
Zines uzdangos. Tukstanciai
Mrs nesulauke pagalbos ir tue
apkaltins laisveje gyvenancius,
kad permazai rupinasi paverg-
taisiais ir zudomais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-29
ka darone mes, kad pa
saulis matytu tautieciu
kancias?

zinios skaudzios ir baisios.
Beveik milijonas kankiniu iau
|iskeliavo j Sovietu Sajungos to-
|limiausias sritis. Esant tokiai
|padeciai, neisvengiamai po Stu
els ir kiti panasiais keliais.
Nuns reikia saukte sauktis ga
lingQju pagalbos.
Mes Siandien girdime, kai So
vietu diplomatai kalba apie Emo
gaus laisves ir tyciojasi is pa
vergtuju skausmu.
NUNS reikia deti visas pas
tangas nuo sovietinio veido pies
tt kauke po kaukes. Gal gi pa
galiau bus pabudinta galinguju
saline. Milijonai mirstanciuju
gal gi prisisauks pagalbos.
ITEMS mirstantiems mes visi
privalome padeti viskuo, kas
tik imanoma laisvajame pasau-
lyle. o laisvajame pasaulyje yra
dar priemoniu kalbeti ir iti-
knit. siu baisiu ziniu akyvaiz-
dole NUNS visiems reikia is
naujo ryztis. B. G.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-29
SESIOS DEMOS
pasaulio politikoje

nisteris Bevinas pareiske, kad
visi sunkumai Vokietijoje susi-
daro is to, kad Rooseveltas Ca
sablancoje paskelbe reikalavima
''pasiduoti be salygu".
Churchillis aiskinosi, kad pa
skelbiant sta suki jo nebuve
atsiklausta, ir tvirtino, kad, jei-
gu butQ buve atsiklausta, tai
jis greiciausiai butu nesutikes
Dvylika Kinijos komunistu
armijq zygiuoja pirmyn per
Centrine Kinija.
LIEPOs %.
Po Atlantic Pakto pavirtini-
mo, Kongresui (taigi taip pat
ir Atstovu Humans, ne tik Sc
natui) teks spresti klausima,
ar duoti jau dabar karines pa
Igalbos valstybems, dalyvaujan-
|cioms Atlantic susitarime. XII
taip sakant, lures butt spren-
dziama, ar Atlantic Paktas bus
'su dantimis", ar 'be dantQ'..