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Smyrna times., 1949-02-10
Latin Clubs


The first year Latin Club with
its fourteen very-much-alive men,
bers has been having outstanding
meetings this year on the first and
third Friday of each month under
the guidance of their sponsor, Miss
Elizabeth Arndt. Business sessions
are in charge of the president, Will
liam Marsh and the programs are
presented under the craftsmanship
of Joanne Oechsler. The broad plan
of each meeting is to have one
educational feature such as re-
ports, memory selections, etc., and
one entertainment feature such as
game, puzzle, play, etc. The
group is very active and show ini-
tiative both in the selection of
worthwhile activities and in the
carrying out of the activities.
Among things done during the first
semester are: Initiation party by
which they became members with
ceremonies held by the Latin II
Club; Christmas decorations for
the school library; posters for
classroom decoration; a Christmas
party in honor of the Latin IL Club.
Plans for the present semester in
clude participation in an assembly
program; a Roman banquet in the
authentic tradition, including
foods, menu in Latin, entertain
ment; and other miscellaneous
activities of worthwhile nature.
The Latin II Club meets during
the sixth period on the second and
fourth Friday of each month. The
president is Robert Bamberger and
the program chairman Is Beverly
Herbert. Highlight of the first
semester was the induction of the
Latin I members into full member
ship in their section of the club.
They also assisted with the music
for the Thanksgiving Assembly
which has been pronounced one of
the outstanding assemblies of the
school year.
Both groups, as well as some of
the general language pupils from
the eight grade will assist in plan
ming special projects for the OBJ
servance of Latin Week this COM
ing spring.
Officers of the Latin Clubs in
addition to those named, are: Latin
I, Vice-president, James Pinder;
Secretary, Patty Middleton; Trea-
surer, Dave Jacobs. Latin III, Vice
president, Walter Arlington; Sec
retary, Walter Beckwith; Treasur-
er, Edith zippe.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-10

Pyle, Doris Slower, Sue David.
Shirley A. Ross.
Grade 2-2. Mrs. King, teacher
Jean Patterson, Richard Lowman,
Franklin McGinnis, Robert Moore.
William Pearce.
Grade IL, Mrs. Powell, teacher
Baker, Nancy Boyles,
Nancy Graham, Carol Guarro,
Smyrna times., 1949-02-10
AT
PUBLIC SCHOOL
CONTINUED from Page Twol

Pershger, Homer Shorts, Bruce
Takach, Janet Christopher, Jeanne
Faulkner, Sarah NJ. Johnson, Elsie
Leiby, Doris Ann Moore, Roberta
Smyrna times., 1949-02-10
Your School Reporter
NEWS OF THE
JOHN BAssETT MOORE SCHOOL
JOHN BAsSETT MOORE SCHOOL

Smyrna girls met Caesar Rodney
on the Caesar Rodney floor.
The J. v. game was tight, with
Smyrna winning 1914. Mary
Houtman was high scorer with 10
points. The girls played a hard,
fast game, with good sportsman
ship the whole afternoon.
The varsity game, however, was
a different story. Caesar Rodney
went ahead in the first period and
stayed there. The final score was
Caesar Rodney so, Smyrna 26.
Girls Intra-mural Basketball
On Tuesday, February 1, the
Senior and Junior girls met and
fought to a 14-14 tie.
The Sophomore and Freshman
teams also met. The Sophomore
girls went over the Freshman
34-16.
The 9-1 and go homerooms conn.,
bined to make a team. This team
played the 9-3 homeroom on Fri
day, February A; they won 32-S
with Daniels and Houtman spark
ing the attack.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-10

Ernest Brown, Oscar David, Har-
ry Fortner. Paul Hawkins, Richard
jolly.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-10

Grade IL, Miss Stats, teacher
Linda Powell, Dianne Rodney,
Clark Ross, James Stats.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
ey Lewis r. Atchisoa

You1 agree ii should be hard
to overlook a 500 pounde-. but
George CTInyl Hi didn't get q
nod recently for winning the
District trapshoosing champion
ship with . nifty ss4x4oo over
all score.
"Wouid're won the doubles.
too" complained Tiny good
naturedly. but Alex Mcdonald
showed up with no gun after
all the shootin' was over. Dor
rowed mine and beat my high
score by one bird for the doQ-
hles trophy"
II was q hot day all around,
Tiny shed Is pounds shooting
400 rounds. The doctor says
he's got TO take Of another
100.
Or else I've got 10 give up
shooting" said Hill. What's
a man gonna do when he can't
do the thing he likes best?"
May Be Last Visit.
That's one reason Tiny
thinks this may be his last
season Of competitive shooting
for a while and his last visit TO
the grand national champion
ships at Vandalia. Ohio. He
got on the prize list last year.
but feels he should have done
better.
Il got "a birds in q row and
the trigger dropped out Of my
gun" he related. "A friend
loaned me his gun but I was
too ratified to do any good and
finished with o."
It was l04 In the shade that
day and Tiny was perspiring
like O leaky kitchen Spigot.
Heat wears him down. Last
August 1t was all he could do
to stand UP for three shoot
with Paul Watkins in the T. c.
Marshall shoot at Yorklyn. Del.
They broke % each on the first
extra IS. had perfect scores
the next round. but Hill won
the finale. "a to %. A triple
shoot-od Is some kind Of record
Tiny believes.
When he won the District
crown June 5 some of the boys
bet he wouldn't last the day,
but Hill calmly busted 81 birds
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Shows al Foresfville,
|HyattsyiIIe on Equine
|Week-E Slate
BY AnoeIino }. corobeIIi

OF interest TO horse show en-
thusiaSts are two well-planned
events this weekend. Saturday
the Forestyille (Va.l horse show
viii be held and Sunday the
Hyattsyille tMd.) Lions Club show
is scheduled.
The Forestville event. starting
at 10 am. lists 18 classes for
hunters, jumpers and gated
horses. two classes for ponies and
a road hack. The Slingluf Per-
petual Memorial Trophy will be
presented In a class limited TO
landowners or residents Of Fair
fax County. Featuring the hunter
and. jumper divisions are $3.50
stake classes.
Championships will be pinned
in the hunter and jumper divi-
sions and the champion hunter
also viii be awarded the Forest
vile Volunteer Fire Department
Challenge Trophy won In 1946 by
DR.. Paul Y. Rosenberg's Hylo-
Ladd and in 1947 by Mrs. James
c. Hamilton's Golondrina. There
was no show held last year.
The show will be held on Sid
ney Follin's Dunrovin Acres estate.
II miles west Of the Virginia end
Of Chain Bridge on the Old
GEORGETOWN pike. Proceeds Of the
event will benefit the Forestville
Volunteer Fire Department. Ber-
wyn Babson. secretary. may be
telephoned at Daleview 9165 for
further information.
The Hyattsville show will start
at $3.50 am. in the new show ring
at the Edmonston Road Park. on
Edmonston road between Decatur
street and Riverdale road in
Riverdale. Md. Twelve classes are
carded for ponies and. juniors,
with the pony events divided into
size groups. Thirteen classes are
listed for hunters, jumpers and
gated horses with championships
to be awarded in each division.
Proceeds will help further the
Lions Club program Of sight con-
servation and aid to the blind.
Albert Heider, Randolph 1909.
will give more information.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
3OO-Pound Trops Champ Must Shrink Third

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Evening star., 1949-06-16
By Ben McAIwee

Man and woman bowlers Of the
Capital area will receive $2,061 rs
or approximately IL per cent. o1
the record National Duckpin Con-
gress 1949 tournament prize lis1
Of S18,342 which was released TO-
day by Executive Secretary Ar
vile L. Ebersole.
The all-tiIne high prize melon
which will be shared by hundreds
of pinspillers from Vermont te
Florida exceeds by s1.6ol last
years former record Of $16.74a
set at New Haven. Conn.
The record entry Of 752 teams
In the 18th annual tournament al
Norfolk. Va. was responsible fol-
the big boost in the prize list
Ebersole pointed out. The former
record entry of 642 teams was
established at Bethesda Bowling
Center in 1947.
While Capital men viii split
$1,354.50 against $706.75 for the
women, Boots Petit of Rosslyn's
Capital Ladies' Major League viii
collect the most individually
Second place in women's singles
netted her $50 and fourth place in
the John Dennis was worth $50
while she gets $5 for eighth place
in all-events.
For the first time In a number
of years, Washington duckpinners
failed to gain a first place,
The following list includes first
place winners in each event and
q complete list of all Capital area
prize winners, including amounts
won and numerical positions in
which they finished:
Mems Division.
r.l:s Ga:PpVasaD eoaa ssS $685.. $500 sha sos
s0is gaasehinson IeHssi Furniture Co. dsso)
sNArcade Pontiac t1s74). $50.
Recreation: Iynehsurs, ya: qS55s3l, sI@S55
I1iD5s.fss I1WDspee AS't1s5 wash u44a5. go SO si''
Class B'' booster teams: ll;noBodner'
shssnes MerfS1E va print,nS is,1 sbSS No.
Doubles: flames Aler- George Young
Baltimore, Md. ts9D, $3.50 and solid gold
1~Larkin Weldon al Terry tss2). s1oo
T~Msthew observation-disclosures Purds
'ii61Rsiph oordon-Pat Crescent tso1,
Ie-Bob wallach-Ashley Mitchell t7se,,
,~32-August widmer-Rafaei sistoza
PA Wright-Jack Barley t77s), $40
Blob Miciotto-Frank ouethler t7e1,,
..5a-william stalcuD-cletus Pannell
cESs5G: EESs5Gsiff ~ nln.,a,- Howard Parsons arson
67-sain simon-Julius Singer (752).
s2-Joe Harrison-Jack Talbert CAD.
ss-Paul Perkins-Lindsay stott t73s).
ei-Tony santini-Fred Litchneld t73s).
'.10e-carl Knappen-Edmund Lemieux
tJ5S.Mliliam t7Jd5 .ys Mschou-rrank Miseh0u
asE.ul psisss 1sEssnMiss Mhsssn Assa aS' 7ssS 81
fso-Lawrenee Burdette- William Cos.
''sh Singles: i"'' 1@JIoohn .cat,no. Stamford
1Miliiam 11AMFitlhiisT GsGsa MlsehoS S4as9 asssj. sa5
1S-Al Wright (423), $40
20-Ray Watson (422), $19.
ss-es ss-eeisssHnsia niafsnss sans.l '4afss tlfss, ss1 IL.
wv $ss-7AAnhIlsssas, hlsss, ssslssSp; ssSlsS; APO. SIS.
81 Rn -ETanf sGss ssks1 saoee4si BOB, .sls.
.,T4-Iopert Fowler. Bethesda, Md
sssassss lsns:f sssns.f tsss.' $685. sS slSS
104-Frank Mischou {3S7). 50.
iaifsse ili-sisse Risafs, MSifa saSssssl ass2, 81 e.
i5S-Howsrd Pfssn Parsons 1tsss5S, So.
Evening star., 1949-06-16

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Evening star., 1949-06-16
Giddings, Ace Troiner
OF Conudiun Turf, Dies
By the Assoeictsd Prssi

By the AsSoetcfeo Pfess
TORONTO, June l6.-Harry
Giddings, outstanding Canadian
race horse owner and trainer, died
yesterday. He was admitted To
hospital Sunday with heart con-
dition.
In the Kings Plate. biue-r ribbon
event Of Canadian racing. he sent
eight winners to the post
Evening star., 1949-06-16
WI. Nine to PIuy Cops
In Sc. Tourney Tuneup

Washington-Lee's nine, tuning
up for the Southeastern baseball
tournment at johnson City. Tenn,
next week. will meet the powerful
Washington Caps on the, Cen
erals diamond tomorrow night at
1880. WI viii have five all-State
players on the field and the Caps
five all-high men including Pitch
ers Stan Monroe for the Virgin
ians and Jack Pope for the Caps.
Washington-Lee's baseball squad
and national championship crew
will be guests Saturday night at
a banquet given by the Boosters
Club In the school dining hall at
8 pm.
Evening star., 1949-06-16

on his first 100 and came back
with IS 100 10 take the hanal-
cap crown. Col. Z. D. Comm
won ls-yard honors with lss X
200.
Putting UP his gun for u
spell will be hard on Tiny be-
cause he's been shooting clay
pigeons only two years. His
soaring weight put a stop 10
field hunting when he hit S5s
pounds His dad. peculiarly.
was Mary Hill. q lightweight
boxer who had q respectable
record in MtdweStern rings
OF another era, Tiny is q used
car dealer.
Pop Burrows and Doc Oliver
made a trapShooter out Of me.
says Tiny. i was so discouraged
Evening star., 1949-06-16

1s--Bstty B. Hummer. silver Spring
nay Ms7-Miidrel stadtier. silver Spring. Nd
'sSSl SSl1oisa oE Karemsrsky {4se,. 80.
y 30--Mary Brown (462l, SO. @
32-Eyeiyn Tucker (45s), S5,
$s--hsoo,ssn elsda,ns 5aa.a ,4.ttsspt' .ttsp' sS'
43-Jessie Keith }44S), .S4.
44-Ronnie Knoblett t44sl, "a.
H--Marion z. Hamilton (44&), ~.
Evening star., 1949-06-16

Daily Deubie paid xlie-2s.
THIRD RAcE-PaFse. $500 pace; u eendi.
toned: 3-year -olds and Up; first division: ]
Proflis. tsne.t) SO $50 . 90
Doc Gilbert tstokieyl e-eo GO
Guy simms tWalters 2so
Also raesa-Aida yanoyer. Peaches Hanover.
Scarf. yoihurn and Lady Laura
,sS.s soSsTH yssss s.essu.ssa .sa ss sss' 'tsa &
Mr. Peter Mite, lHyisnj 10 80 cut
Jeb Stuart tLswisb $40 cut
Luke Hanover tHo-ner1 cut
Time, 2:osss.
Also raced-Breese Up.
scratched-Leo Hanover and Deanna.
rIFTH RAcEEpurss 200: ps's; &c, e eondi'
Expendable tBelD 10 $50 60
Mischief tHylan) 500 to
Skeet (Pattison) 800
Also raced-Eero, Donald a.. silver Tommy.
Sergeant York and Candy Jean.
TONED; @ s-yesr-olds ana up: l mile. the Del
Supreme Sur '< zimri tHubbsrdD saos lsae 100
aiss sias 'sshs' seils counsel eSa'At tHylaa, 30
Aiso Aim' rae.amP.,.ons. assz voli.aaon. shamrock
vs SEVENTH ssasHr Acpuls e. Rss' pss.
conditioned: all ages: l mile: the oxon Aili
Lions Club Purse.
Henry volo (Aseryl 7.6o 20 20
quick Trick {vineyardl $50 $50
Emalou Hanover tstokiey, &2o
Time. a;os.s lnew traek record pseins.
Also r.esd-shsmfeek w ThSssn1s %an,,s., Dublin
EidHTH RAcE-Purse. $500: pace; II con-
ditioned: 3-year-olds and up: ! mile.
nssts, 2ss,ss HsnSSsr c.sS,n., yppl eSppi.s.,.
Bardfa Direct (Gray) $40
Also Also rseed@Iaeu.enans Kohl. Sister Dale.
Buck Up and Pine Ridge Jim.
Ecratched-Lucky Prince
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Rosecroft Results

FIRST RACE-PaSse $500: trot. - eondi-
toned: 3-year-olcs ard Up; r1is
Mr. Ale =. stone tBel( q 10 10 sc
Buddy Boy fPuckettp $50 ~
Pack Up (Eyler4 zbo
Time, 3IJ.
Also raeed-Aubarn Yelo. Betty Curry. Alss
Stuck Up and Gregory Han6reT-
Serstehed-Orehid Hanover.
SECOND RAcE-Pnrse. 5000. "a eonottionsd;
3-yeaf f-olds and Up, ] mile
Rey 'volo Harden 10 l3ge 0e
Wtdov's Son (Jarnest $50 $50
iittle Minnie iShortl 3ee
Time. 7:ll.
Also raeec-Greentree IT., Hal Trim, 0eTer-
nor Bennington, Mary NJ. Hall and Earfs
Aubrey.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
$2>O67.25 in Tourney Prizes
Won by Capital Area BowIers

i55EHaTr' Burdetst, Bethesda. Nd
iI14.sse.s.ll Perkins essas ,sss3. esas,. z.
IssE-ssSlsy Iss-ss5: SfIs5s3h aIsessh 'sasl is4si e. e.
I68-Bob Miciotto f37e). 81.
19e-Jossph Btnner 13T3J. g.
1s}4ss 1ss-T1ssk BsEelsz aesiluui i'Gsl ga g g.
2o7-Ei oeib GID, 50,
20s-Rocco Eoeera GID. 50.
2l4-oeorEe 10th i370}. 50
2S3-Diek Tucker (sosl. s..
Nd 1iSfn.. dssa $50 ssss sna aia@ond a4s nsdsf
Ia-Lasrsin Weldon q1s4';1 ,1s, e
21-Cletus PapneI 1156,
23-BnIy Stalcup 1I73l, 81.
3s-FTank Guethler 0lo6)' 50
wemen's Division.
p.1y ssor. ssfms Aritssss. ad ss
REGULAR booster teams: 1-Burroughs.
Norfolk. Va. Q676l. $50.
ssS:.csIs ss5ss 9liast6a eIE as' e. stilssss1,
rs J. Bell CONSTRUCTION Co.. Az
inttsn; cisss ya SSs boSsssr SEAMS teams I-Bl.oet
Doubles. Ruth Gould-Maxine Alien.
Durham. N. c. t797)' 500 and solid gold
S-Jessie saerey-Liilian Carleton t77O.
-Eyelyn Freeman-Beryi Meyer C75o,.
II-Mary Loye-Irene Green (7o2); sl2.
16-Bing Moen-Lorraine GULL tos3)'
fs-Pauline Molt-Lyn Kuczek t692,.
so-Alma vierbuchen-Dorothy Rock
30-Ruth King Evelyn Nickel tes4). S..
aae-Frsnees Johnson-Betty Hummer
'os71 s711aary s9i Brexr-Lois oiadding te7e,.
@ss-olsa Kasemersky-BObbie Jones
4-nabel oshe;RaeheI sxttt ,ess1: ss
W. 6omane' 7ed4s a. Eoss-'e'sis Keith Arlington
Singles: f@Doris Leigh. Portsmouth.
Va boot. tbss, sps FIJI. fne t4is iGla sS sSlSS medal
EsssssassI:. ksssi;;ssss ssss;ss ~: sS
55-Ann carlson ' sSg1' :S S2@-oo.
5SS-zMell 5SMar1 LftsSn fdSs t$75,, f$7S,, r. T..
34-Jessie Keith. Arlington. Va. tao2).
ss2sss.sfs ss22'ss ks.saEs.st'' ssEss ''sgs SsSs' $3.50
32-Julia Rapcznski (35s), SO.
$sLII.n $s-LLiIiiIsn Ss.IssOn S,.Esf laEI}T sS5sTs %.
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ss-EIsIEylo ss-EsI, o'saaias aasfa sSsflj s5Ssssflj, p.
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ssSdSI,s ss-Slia5sd Iss.a sssatisy ssas, ,Sss, 81.
NJ g Gssi sso al s.nsaa Asa Bsssfm
Sbasn Sbeoss psttlt. allsisa Re.sl1n av oso,. S.
itESlsls it-ESslsa kieesi haSSlsti tno455. S.'sl u.
Mixed Doubles.
1-Audrey Atkinson, Ollie Ellis Balti-
l-Evelyn Tucker-Richard Tucker. 0so)'
s0Yii 0YYii-Elizabeth oimbert-n osib t7eo,.
! $o-Ruby Hovanie-Pred Murphy t74o).
17$$7- $s1Essl,R s,a g rrssman-w.llaes Burton
>.$$a9PolI5ys ~ BrOusseau-Roceo Nocera
32-Lorrsine dulr-Paul Perkins t72s),
3s-Louise Martin-Joe Freschi t724).
4s-Marion Hamilton-Paui James
Jehn Dennis.
Men: 1-aJoe Rabel. Portsmouth. Va.
23Njamss Melton. Arlington, Va. 1886.
s5Ipsas.s sisss6 sscs. fsss} $685. $3.50 ~
3f-Randoipt s. Clark (651l. 50.
47-Jack Barkiey, Arlington, Va. (646)'
62--Paul James. Clarendon. Va. te4o),
ssEishIsa ssLRsS Mf'.Pn Fset.I ssss|j s}|sjssS: f. 81.
66-Jack Talbert t634l. 81.
75-Sidney Amanual (630), 81.
sS-Elmer Meade (625), 80.
91--Mmes Jenkins, Arlington Va.
egg ssaasers. g; Es.a ssss2s, So. s.
I32-goe MIciotto t6fIiS9, PIP, g.
!. l20--Raiph Bates. Hyattsyille. Nd.
" Women: Ida simmons Slack. Nor
'o's. s-5sssis ys s0ss saetss 4 WI yi5e4,. $40.
4-Bepts PETTY t5Is1Q, $40 "A
-. 1l-Icrraine Gull, silver Spring. Nd,
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C|eve|ando |ietuviai TautoS Svent6S
proga kreip piaSi j AmerikoS va|dziq

ra bel galutinai palaidoti demo-
kratijos idejas.
Linkedami, pone Prezidente,
Jums ir Jusu observation-disclosures
istvermes ir pasiryzimo vyk-
dant didziuosius zmonijos is
laisvinimo ir demokratijos is
laikymo visame pasaulyje uz-
davinius, liekame tvirtai tike-
dami Tamstos ir Jungtiniu Anne
rikos Valstybiu zygiu ir darby
pasisekimu, kurie sugriaus IT,
ronijos likucius visame pasau-
Lyle ir artimiausiu laiku atnes
laisves ausra visai taikos pasi-
ilgusiai zmonijai, o drauge ir
musu senai, garbingai ir simt-
meciu turtinga istorija turin
ciai bel laisve mylinciai ir ja
visada ginanciai lietuviu tautai
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mis-, nuolat prisimename savo
seseris ir brolius, kenciancius
ziauriausia bolsevikines okupa-
cijos priespauda savo tevu ze-
meje. Kasdien mus pasiekia Wis
baisesnes zinios apie musu tau
tos nariu zudynes vien uz tai,
kad jie myli savo tevyne ir
ryztasi kovoti uz savo ir visos
zmonijos laisve.
Ju kraujo aukos ir brangi at
mintis vercia mus sauktis
demokratinio pasaulio Saline,
reikalaujant galimai greiciau
limits konkreciu zygiu sustab-
dyti negirdeto baisumo ziauru-
mus ir prasyti Tamsta, Pone
Prezidente, daryti pastangu su-
laikyti galutina lietuviu tautos
eXtermlnaclJa. {
Mes didziai ivertiname Tams.
tos ir Tamstos vadovaujamos
Ivyriausybes grazias paskutiniojo
meto pastangas, organizuojant
ir stiprinant demokratinio pa.
saulio valstybes prizes raudono.
jo teroro pavoju ir laukiame lai
ko, kada Jusu vadovaujamas
vakaru demokratiskasis pasau
lis realizuos savo patikinimus il
galutinai sunaikins raudonaj
fasizma, kankinanti milijonus
nekaltq zmoniu ir garsinant
prazudyti visos zmonijos kultu
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Po ekonominiu pasitarimu,
Anglijos uzsieniu reikalu mi
nisteris Bevinas pasiliko pasi-
tarti SUI Achesonu apie bendrus
politikos klausimus.
Apie situos pasitarimus Ache
sonas 81 ta prasitare spaudos
atstovams. Buve kalbetasi del
Azijos ir Europos reikalu.
Achesonas sake, kad jie SUI
tare SUI Bevinu, jog reikia jau
pasiskubinti sudaryti taikos SUI
tarti SUI Jaonija. Didziausia tam
klidtis - Maskvos nesukalba-
mumas. Jie nori Wis dar vilkinti.
Blsia bandoma dar karta rusus
perkalbeti, bet jei ne, tai, esq
galimas dalykas, kad sutartis
bus sudaryta ir atskirai, be
rusu.
Kas buvo sutarta kitais klau-
simais, Achesonas nepapasako-
jo, tik paminejo, kad buvo kali
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tarta. Anglai neprase nei naujQ
paskolu, nei pasalpQ, tik prase,
kad USA daugiau pirktu "sva-
ro" krastuose.
Derybose yra patarta an
CLANS nuvertinti svara. Dabar
oficialus svaro kursas yra S
4.O3. Numatoma, kad bus $500
Del sovietu veto vel negalejo
butt priimtos septynios valsty-
bes j UN: Portugalija, Italia
Airija, Suomija, Austria, Jor-
danas ir Ceilonas.
Graikija kaltina Albania, kao
il padeda sukileliams. Grasina
kad apsigynimo tikslu graika:
gall butt priversti ivesti save
kariuomene j Albanijos terito.
rija, jeigu Albania nesiliaus
talkininkavusi sukileliams.
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SUSTOJO zIBURIAI

Vokietijoje jau penkti metal
ejo katalikiskos pakraipos sa-
vaitrastis zIBURIAI. Apie me-
tus laiko jis ejo iris kartus per
savaite.
Greiciausiai del savo politi-
mes linijos jis turejo maziausiai
skaitytoju, lyginant SUI kitais
lietuviu laikrasciais.
Pastaruoju metu skaitytojq
nepaprasta sumazejo, O ir re-
dakcijos kolektyvas jau kelin-
ta karta skirstesi. Nieko kito
neliko, kaip laikrasti, jau seniai
remiama is Sales, sustabdyti.
Oficialiame pranesime sako-
ma, kad jis susijungia su AIDQ
zurnalu, iseinanciu dabar, maz-
daug, kas du menesiai.
zIBURIAMS sustojus, dabar
Vokietijoje liko vienas lietu-
viskas laikraStis LIETUVIS,
iseinas du kartus per savaite.
Visi kiti laikrasciai, isskyrus
AIDU zurnala, sustojo.
Is turimu duomenQ matyti,
kad LIETUVIS gales dar il
gesni laika laikytis, bet, emf
gracijos tempui didejant, taip
lpat lures nemazai sunkumq.
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PONUI USA SEKRETORIUI
DEAN ACHESON

Lietuviu tautos dalis, isiku-
rusi JAW mieste Cleveland, mi
nedama savo tautos didybes
laikus, sirdingai sveikina Tams-
ta ir linki sekmes Jusu darbuo-
Sc, kovojant uz nauja laisva
pasaulio santvarka.
Ia proga mes su gelianciu
skausmu prisimename tragingai
sunkia Lietuviu Tautos bukle
bolsevikineje okupacijoje bel
ziaurias Sovietu Sajungos pas
tangas ia visiskai sunaikinti,
isvezant lietuvius j Sibira bel
Uzurali, iszudant ir ismarinant
kalejimuose. Lietuviu partizanu
gausiai liejamas kraujas ir mu-
su maldos saukiasi JAW pagal-
bos kovai uz laisve ir nepri-
klausomybe.
Mes tikime, kad Jusu kilni as
menybe musq tautos traginga
bukle supranta, musu tautos
laisves kovas ivertina ir, esant
galimumui, padarys lemiamr
zygiu, kad Lietuviu Tauta We
galetu dziaugtis Laisve ir Ne
priklausomybe.
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EUROPOS PARLAMENTAS
RAIGE POSEDzIUS

Keleta savaiciq uztruke taip
vadinamo Europos parlamento
posedziai pasibaige
Kick bus naudos is tu pose
dziu, dabar sunku asakyti. Tai
yra dar tik uzuomazga busimo
naujo Europos bendradarbiavi-
mo.
Kol yr dabartine padetis, tai
yra, kol Europa yra perskelta
pusiau ir valdoma dvieju prize
singu jegu, SUI priesingais tiks-
lais ir priesingu viso gyvenimo
supratimu, tol Europa netures
svajojamos geroves.
Bet svarbu tai, kad bent pu.
sc Europos ryztasi ir iesko ke-
liu kovoti uz zmoniskuma, u1
zmogaus ir tautq teises. Ir ty
pasitarimu dalyviu tarpe, kun
dalyvavo labai zymus Europos
politikos vadai, Lietuvos pade
tbs taip pat buvo SUI uzuojauts
suprantama. Tie tikslai, KURT
sieke posedziave parlamentarai
yra drauge ir visu lietuviu tiks
lai.