davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-12-15
"What a breakfast, Mike.
Bananas, cream and Wheaties!"

DORN farmer (born and raised
Daround Waterville). Charles been
farming since 1923. Started exhibiting
in 1880. Started eating Wheaties about
then, too, when a doctor suggested EN-.
100% whole wheat nourishment in
Wheaties! Second-helping good, tool
How about YOU? Eating like a Champion
plenty of Wheaties7 Famous training dish.
Nourishing as they are good! B vitamins, min
erals, protein, food energy in Wheaties.
Breakfast Of Champions" Have some!
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30

Kansas City, Mo-, July %, 1949 -
DR.. Robert Agnew, for twenty-one
years associated with the West
China Union University, Chengtu,
China, will be among an array Of
eminent dentists, dental educators
and leaders in the medical field who
will address the National Dental AS.
ISOLATION during its annual conven-
ton here August 8-12.
The noted dental surgeon and ed
ucator will address the NDA at
public meeting on the evening of
August at St. stephens Baptist
Church. A native of Toronto, Cana
da, DR.. Agnew is the possessor Of
several degrees in the area of den
tistry which were obtained in lead
ing universities in Toronto, Picking.
and Vienna.
In addition to educational work in
China, he ha been associated with
institutions in Canada and the
United States. Now on leave from
the West China Union University,
he is connected with the Medical
China, he has been associated with
mia at San Francisco. A fellow of
the International College of DENTS
try and the American Association
for the Advancement of Science,
the educator holds membership in
the most significant dental associa-
tions of the United States, Canada,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30

and China.
Mayor L. p. ookingham Of Kan
sas City; DR.. B. ]. Moore, local con-
vention chairman, and DR.. Marcus
B. Hutto, cambridge, Georgia, will
be among other participants in the
open meeting featuring DR.. Agnew.
On the afternoon of August TO-,
the dentists will hear a discussion
devoted to health legislation by DR..
Edwin f. Daily, director of health
services, Children's Bureau, Federal
Security Agency, Washington, DC.
To be opened to the public, this ses-
sion will be chaired by DR.. Charles
Thompson, Chicago dentists and
chairman Of the Associations legis-
lative committee, who recently tes-
titled before Senate subcommittee
on behalf of the Truman health pro-
gram.
Other leaders to be heard during
the convention will include DR.. w.
D. lies, NDA president-elect, Of Chi
cago. who, along with the current
president and officials of the AS
ISOLATION, will participate in several
broadcasts during the week. Many
scientific sessions will be held and
q number Of exhibits relating to den
tistry will be displayed.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30
Greater Bethel
Church News
Miami, Florida
Rev. William F. Ball, pastor

The services on last Sunday at
the above named church were very
high all day, beginning with the
Sunday School which was largely
attended. The Men Bible Glass
showed a great increase in atten'
dance, including some Of the bust
ness men of the city.
At the 100 hour, Rev. D. w.
Demps spoke from the third chap.
ter of st. John, seventh verse. His
inspirational sermon touched the
hearts of the entire congregation
and two individuals Joined the
church.
Ushers Board No. conducted a
very interesting program during the
League hour.
At the evening service. our pastor,
DR.. William F. Ball, lectured on the
subject. "The Layman's Rightful
Place in the Church" His lecture
was a very Informative and inspira'
tiOnal. ...
The district Sunday School con-
vention convened on July 1921, in
Goulds. A large delegation from
Greater Bethel were in attendance.
The closing sermon was preached
by DR.. William F. Ball, which
touched the hearts Of persons in at
tendance. The music for this service
was rendered by Choir No. 2 Of
Greater Bethel.
The increasing number of persons
at class meeting Tues. night shows
that we are beginning to realize our
christian duty. August 3, is the birth
day Of our pastor, DR.. William F.
Ball. On Tuesday night, August Q,
he will deliver his birthday message
OF thanks to God for his many bles-
sings.
Sunday, August 81, is Youth Day.
Music will be rendered by the Teen
Ayers. DR.. Ball will speak about our
youth on that day.
Come to Bethel. A special welcome
awaits you.
'The Call to Service" a four-act
drama to be presented August IA at
Greater Bethel has been acclaimed
the best religious play ever to be
presented by any group. this drama
has to do with wealth. temptation,
and other influences. The climax
shows how God ordained a member
of this wealthy family to the mis-
sion field and what a firm stand
this young ordained woman takes
to prove Gods power can't be
fought To see it, is to appreciate
the grace of God. urge you to see
''The Call to Service" at Greater
Bethel AME Church August Is ut
8 o'clock, 243 N W8th st.
Reporters:
Rosebud Dickinson
Thomasena G. Walker
Lucille Greer
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30
STOP!

STOP!
These words may change your entire life!
Are you discouraged with your dull tresorne job?
Are you dreaming of new, pleasant surroundings I'M
which to study for future security?
Berean School of Philadelphia
OFFERS
AN opportunity for advancement m the Nations 3rd
citv metropolitan area, rich in tradition, fine
theatres shops and recreation areas. Seventy-fiVe
minutes from New York. Atlantic City.
STUDY all phases of Commercial work, Dressmaking,
Design, Millinery, Mems Custom Tailoring. Be indie
pendent! Learn a skill that offers future rewards nm
security and happiness.
Certified housing for
Write: The Registrar, 1926 South College Avenue
Philadelphia Fl, Pennsylvania
ENROLL NOW for the fall term, September 49, 1949
Louise B. Yergan, Principal
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30
Spry's Beauty Parlor

217R n. w. 9Th Street
Phone 3-9432
Specializing in all phases Of Beauty
Culture.
Needs an operator. Rear upstairs
Fannie b. Spry, proprietor
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30

A TWO-BEDROOM Frame house
strictly furnished. Beautifully land
scaped. Hot and cold water. Locat-
ed at 1921 NV gath court. Price
Sc 900. Down payment $4,000. Bal
ance $65 per month.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30

A BEAUTIFUL CHS HOUSE-light,
water, bath. Located at 1852 NV
oath avenue. Price $500. Down
payment $4,000. Balance $50 per
month.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30

Salesman will be at property week
days, 4:3O to pm. Saturday, 1890
to 6 o'clock. Sunday, 10 to pm.
See Mr.. Summons or call 83-1272.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Eleazar Barr, of
1880 NV seth terrace, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Miriam Vernetta
to
Mr.. Prince Williams
The wedding will take place in
September.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-30

An AID In The Miami
Times Pays Dividends
Evening star., 1949-05-06
Fields Caustic Letter,
To Ex-Wiie Quoted in
Battle Over Estate
sy me Asseeicssd Press

LOS ANGELES, May e.-Droli
letters OF w. C. Fields are playing
big role In the court squabble
over. the late comedians estate.
His iong-estranged widow. Mrs.
Harriet ". Fields, and his sister
Mrs. Adel Smith. produced letters
yesterday In their efforts TO obtain
a heavy share Of the S77l, ,429
legacy.
After the widow had testified
her relations with the bulb-nosed
comic were "congenial." Mrs.
Smiths attorney produced letter
in which Mrs. Fields had written
her husband:
I'VE have gone through life
time doing nothing for each
other"
Fields Reply is Read.
To this Mr.. Fields replied In
January, 1914:
.. s124.S00 over the years
you consider nothing! Hi. no.
ack-a-day, will wonders never
cease"
In a letter to Mrs. Smith in
1941, when he was seriously Ill,
Mr.. Fields instructed the sister to
come to California Ii he should
die Che didn't until 1946. And
v IL she were asked about his wife
and son. Claude, she should say
she had heard of them only
casually.
They have taken up residence
in California. The only reason
they are out here La In case any
thing happens to me-" he wrote.
They act like a couple of vul-
lures"
The widow and her son each was
left $4,000 by his will. She is
seeking a half share under COM
munity property laws.
Noted Derogatory Rumors.
She produced q Fields letter In
which he noted he was cutting her
allowance from SIS to $50 a week.
II started:
II note the derogatory rumors
concerning my use Of alcoholic
stimulants and lavish living.
1T is the penalty Of greatness.
I would have sworn when these
rumors reached you you would
have retaliated as did Lincoln when
some nosey Parker said that Grarls
was continually in his cups. Find
out the brand of whisky he drinks
and send q barrel to each of my
generals.
For Grant was making good
and I have made good ais far as
you are concerned, as long as I
have known you I have never
failed you with the bacon"
The established relatives took
over the Superior Court action as
the alleged illegitimate son, Will
liam r. r. Morris. returned to
Dallas to await the courts ruling
on his petition for heirship and
third share.
Evening star., 1949-05-06
6aIIinger Posi- Application
Withdrawn by Dr.. Johnson

DR.. Ferrell II. johnson. Lehan-
on. Mo-, has withdrawn his ap-
plication for the post Of chief
medical officer In surgery at GAL
finger Hospital. because the Navy
has ruled he would lose his re-
tirement pay as q retired rear
admiral and the pay offered here
Is inadequate.
In a telegram 10 Health Officer
George c. Rutland yesterday. he
reversed the stand he had taken
last month when he wrote that he
was dissatisfied with the private
practice In Lebanon. While he
would lose his retirement pay
from the Navy. he wrote at that
time. he was 50 interested in do
ing surgery in a well equipped in
stitution that he would accept the
position when 1t was offered him.
DR.. Ruhland sent him a letter
giving him information as to SAL
Iary and requested that he come
to Washington for an interview.
The telegram was his reply.
Evening star., 1949-05-06
Douglas Undergoes
Operation for Sinus
by the Asseeioted Press

LONDON. May 6.-America' 8
Ambassador Lewis Douglas under
went a minor sinus operation to-
day. in connection with the injury
caused to his left eye by fishing
accident month ago.
An embassy attache said the
operation was "a very minor one. I"
1t was performed In a London
hospital where the Ambassador
will remain for several days.
He explained that physicians
caring for the injured eye. snagged
by a trout fly while fishing near
Southampton, ordered the sinus
operation as a way of clearing
up the injury. Mr.. Douglas re-
turned to his Office briefly this
week with his left eye still
bandaged.
Evening star., 1949-05-06
Ontario Child Orphaned
Again by Auto Crosh
sy ssss Assoesssse ssess

ST. THOMAS. Ontario. May 6.
-Six-year-old jimmy Meharg Is
an orphan again.
His foster parents-Mr- and
Mrs. wlfred Meharg. who adopt
ed Jimmy after his own parents
died - were killed wednesday
when their automobile swerved OF
the road.
Evening star., 1949-05-06

I'm. thst ca~ Dr. Eead ~ Ca
verT- president a. tAs Csy.iar
Cub Of Silver spring. VII speak
and the winning essay entered ov
student IN ihe International
Clvttan club essay corsest wsl oe
read Representative s&s~cer
Democrat. of Maryland. viii tn
troducs The sgeakrs
Evening star., 1949-05-06
Sermons Set on Theme
I Am on American Doy

Ministers Of churches IN silver
Spring. Takons PARK Kenxlngton
and Wheaton viii build their
services and sermons On May Is
around the theme Of I Am An
American Dag. ii wzx announced
today.
Station wGAY. Silver SprfnS
viii broadcast an I Am An
American Day" program al $50
Evening star., 1949-05-06

Native school teachers were last
to return 10 work when strike
of all Sonah workers ended in
Southern Rhodesia.
Evening star., 1949-05-06

Furniture given rs q pFs2 At q
Derehan. England. whist drive
drew $50 players.
Evening star., 1949-05-06

Portuguese military police in
Lisbon were alerted when general
elections were held recently.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
Tikrai nuostabus
pareiSkinas

yiename laikrastyje jau bu-
vo pareikstas nusistebejimas
w. F. Laukaicio pareiskimu l..
G. Konsulato atstovui, kuria-
me w. F. Laukaitis pareiske,
kad ~jokia lietuviq organizacija
nesikreipe j il, kaip Marylando
DIP ikurdinimo komiteto pirmi-
ninka, todel tas komitetas yra
parsikvietes daugiausia ukrai-
nieciq ir kitokiu.
Ir daugiau tokiq nusistebe-
jimu girdeti. Istikruju, w. F.
Laukaitis pats yra bene di-
dziausios Americas lietuviu or
ganizacijos - SLA pirminin-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
Sta|inas bio orc ir vandens
ISTIKRUJU BIJ0 ISLYSTI IS w GELE-
ZINES UZDANGOS
Trumanas daugiau nebevaziuos aplinlk pasauli
kad pamatytu Stalina

Stalinas, atsakydamas In
ternational News Service at
stovo Kingsbury Smith pa
klausima, telegrafavo j Parry
ziu, kad jis negali atvykti j
Washingtona p S m tyti SUI
Trumanu, kadangi. :. gydyto-
jai draudzia jam leistis j toll
mesnes keliones, ypatingal j
keliones oru ar vandeniu.
Bet jis sake, kad mielai pa
simatytu SUI Truman, jeigu tas
sutiktu nukeliauti j Maskva,
Leningrada, Kaliningrada (taip
dabar rusai pavadino Karaliau-
claus miesta), Odessa arba jail
ia: Ma, pagaliau, jis dar su-
tiktu atvykti kur' nors ir j Len
kija ar Cekoslovakija, bet ne
toliau.
zodziu sakant, is anapus ge-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04

lezines uzdangos, kur maziau
gall pasiekti cekistu apsauga,
Stalinas nedrista nei kojos is
kelti.
situo savo atsakymu Stall
mas prisipazista, kad jo sveika-
ia prasta. Bet baime islysti is
uzu savo uzdangos yra ne del
sveikatos. Jeigu dar jis gall
keliauti j Odessa, arba j Ceko-
slovakija, tai nedidelis skirtu-
mas butu pavaziuoti ir, pavyz-
dziui, ligi sveicarijos, kur yra
labai sveikas oras ir geros vie
tos ia pacia proga sveikatai pa
taisyti.
Valstybes Sekretorius Ache
sonas pareiske, kad Americas
prezidentas nebeleks ketvirta
karta aplink pasauli Stalino pa
siziureti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
VISINSKIUI GALVOJ
SUIRO TVARKA

Kai kas name, kad Visinskis
gall viso pasaulio diplomatus
is proto isvaryti, o dabar stai
ateina zinia, kad jis pats susir-
60 nuo "visisko nervu pakriki-
mo-.
siuo metu jis esas laikomas
Cekoslovakijoje, Karlsbade, So
vietu armijos ligonineje. Prize
jo nieko neprileidzia. Sake, kae
jis nebegali sutvarkyti save
minciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04

karu valstybems, jog Norve-
gija yra pasiruosus priimti pa
kvietima prisijungti prie siau-
res Atlantic Gynimosi sutarties.
Stalino "taikos pasillymai'
nesusilauke didelio susidomeji-
mo. Visi jo zodzius prieme su
nepasitikejimu. Pagaliau, visi
mato juose sena giesmele...
Vokieciu politikai lyg visai
nepastebejo Stalino pareiskimo.
Jie kaip tik kreipesi j Vakarp
valdzias, kad jos Berlyna iskai-
tytu Vakaru Vokietija, kaip
dvylikta valstybele. Mat, Va
karu Vokietija numatoma susi-
desianti is II valstybeliQ-pro-
vinciju.
Kinijoje susidare nauja pai-
niava. Nacionalistu valdzia nu-
siunte viena savo atstova da-
ryti sutarties SUI. >. Sovietais,
pagal kuria siaures-vakaru XII
MICS dalis turetu atsidurti tie
siogineje sovietu itakoje.
Ia patti valdzia atsisake SUI
init "karo kriminalistus', to-
del taikos derybos SUI kiniskais
komunistais dar neprasideda.
Pagaliau, keturios pieti n e S
Kinijos provincijos organizuo-
jasi toliau kovoti SUI komunis-
tais, net jeigu valdzia ir susi-
taikytQ..
Kinijos politika painesne net
negu kiniskas rastas. ;.
VASARIO 2
Norvegijos valdzia atsa k {
sovietams ju "paklausima"
kad il pageidauja prisijungt
prie siaures Atlantic Gynimos
Sajungos, budama isitikinusi
kad il nesirengia nieko uzpul
ii, ir kad su tue nera suristl
jokiu reikalavimu isteigti Nor
vegijoje svetimas karines ba
zes.
Ir Washingtone Valstybe'
Departamentas pareiske, kat
sioje sajungoje nenumatom;
steigti Norvegijoje ar kitos'
salyse svetimas karines bazes
Kinijoje komunistai nori tail
susitvarkyti, kad 'taikos su
tartys" butu sudarytos su at
skiru miestu ''gyventoju atsto
vais". Tuo budu jie mano pa
laipsniui uzimti visa Kinija b
taikos derybq SUI Kinijos Wy
: riausybe.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
kRAVCENkO BY.
Ia SU KOMUNlS-
TAIS PARYZIUJE
(DIRVOS koresp. Paryziuje)

Jau geras laiko gabalas, kai
Viktoras Kravcenko pabego is
Stalino "globos" ir visam pa
sauliui paskelbe apie baisybes
'raudonajame rojuje". 10 kny-
ga "As pasirinkau laisve" su-
silauke be gallo didelio pasise-
kimo ir siandien jau yra isver-
sta net j % kalbas. Visame pa
saulyje jo knuga buvo gaudo-
ma kaip didziausia sensacija,
o jos aptorius uzdirbo ne tik
milijonus, bet susilauke daug
draugu ir, aisku, priesu. Kas
- jei ne komunistai, Maskvos
uzsiundyti, pradejo visaip il
~smeizti ir purvais drabstyti.
Pirmieji Stalino baisiu dar-
bu ginti isejo Prancucijos ko-
munistai. Jie savo laikrastyje
lies Lettres Franchise" pa
skelbe neva amerikiecio Sim
Thomas straipsni, kuri a m e
prancuzai komunistai Kravcen-
ko isvadina silpnaprociu, gir-
tuokliu, zemos morales Emo
gum, gyvenanciu net su TRIMS
zmonomis, parsidavusiu ameri-
kieciu saugumui.
Ir knyga "As pasirinkau lai-
sve" ne jis parases. Grid,
ia parase amerikieciai, o Krav-
cenko savo varda dawes.
Uz visus tuos smeiztus Krav-
cenko padave mineta laikras-
tt j teisma. Ilgai laukta byla
siomis dienomis Paryziuje jau
prasidejo, sukelusi dideli susi-
domejima ir net sensacija.
Teismas eina
Ilgai buvo galvojama, kad
Kravcenko Paryziu neatvyks
ir byla bus atideta. Siaip ar
taip = byla lures parodyti,
kad Kravcenko rase tiesa apie
sovietus, o siuo metu, kai pa
saulis is proto kraustosi del
taikos, ne visi nori "teptis ran
ku" -.
Bet byla prasidejo ir teismo
saleje pasirode pats garsusls
knygos autorius. Kravcenko
daro labai kulturingo ir ele-
gantisko zmogaus ispudl. Ap-
sivilkes labai gerai sukirptais
rubais, manieros ir laikysena
- pavyzdinga. Net stebetls
reikia. Is kitos puses, aisku,
kodel jis pasirinko gerlau lals-
We, negu vergavima Kaukazo
budeliui.
Atvykes j teisma, jis pir-
miausiai sumokejo 2 milijonus
franku islaidoms padengti. =.
lei pralaimes. Jei laimes, pi-
nigus atgaus ir tuos 2 milijo-
nus sumokes Prancucijos ko.
munistai. (Nukelta Z psl.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04

sedziuose, parlamentq atsto-
val, kuriu susirinkimas lures
tik patariamosios galios, pose
dziaus viesai. Parlamentu at
stovai bus renkami tokia tvar-
ka, kokia nusistatys kiekviena
valstybe sau atskirai. Nerei-
kalaujama, kad visos parla-
mento partijos proporcingai bu-
tu atstovaujamos. Taigi komu-
nistai is tu krastu gales ir ne
tureti atstovu, mes jie neturi
parlamentuose daugumos.
I ia Europos Taryba bus
kvieciamos prisideti ir kitos
valstybes. Tai butu rimta pra-
dzia Europos Federacijai arba
Europos Jungtinems Valsty-
bems.
Anglia, Prancuzija, Belgija,
Olandija ir Luxemburgas nu-
tare pripazinti Izraelio valsty-
be de facto. Bevinas pareiske,
kad ir Britu dominijos jau yra
pasiruosusios ta patti padaryti,
kurios dar nepadariusios.
zydai gall dziaugtis, kad jQ
valstybes pripazinimas greit
p1eciasi. Jie tikisi, kad dabar
jau greit jq valstybe bus pri-
imta ir j UN.
Sovietu karine valdzia Ber-
lyme praso amerikiecius pralei-
sti Barlyna du didelius trans
>portus is Vakaru Vokietijos-
daugiausiai buvusias vokieciu
fabriku dalis, kurias rusai SUI
sikrove, kaip karo nuostoliu at.
lyginima. Amerikieciai nesu.
tinka atidaryti kelio tie m
traukiniams, kol rusai laiko uz'
blokave Berlyna.
sAUs1O 80
Sovietai reikalauja is Norve'
gijos valdzios, kad il pasiais
kintu, kaip il ziuri i siaures
Atlantic gynimosi sutarti, ku
ria rengia Amerika su kitomi'
valstybemis. Sovietai primin'
Norvegams, kad ia sutartis yr;
pasirengimas, nukreiptas prie'
sovietus. Taip pat primine Nor
vegijai, kad il turf bendra sic
ma SUI sovietais.
! Graikijos komunistai suki
leliai uzpuole viena amerikie
ciu vedama ukio mokykla i
pagrobe 36 mokinius ir 8 dar
bininkus.
Kinu komunistai neskiria dc
legacijos taikos deryboms, ke
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IA y S y
VlSUOMENEJE
krupavicius ir Sidzikau.
skas jau cia

skas jau cia
Vyriausio Lietuvos Islaisvi-
nlmo Komiteto ir jo Vykdomo-
sios Tarybos atstovai - M.
Krupavicius ir V. Sidzikauskas
pereitos savaites gale atvyko
is Europos Amerika, aplan-
kyti Americas lietuviu visuo-
menes.
IS New Yorko jie tuojau nu-
vyko j Washingtona, kur ma
test SUI Lietuvos pasiuntiniu
min. P. Zadeikiu ir SUI nuvy-
kusiais ten Amerikos Lietu-
viq Tarybos prezidiumo ma
riais.
Sekmadieni, sausio 80 diena,
sveciai dalyvavo Baltimoreje
Lietuviu Draugiju Tarybos SUI
rengtame susirinkime ir pir-
ma karta prakalbejo ] Ameri-
kos lietuviu platesni burr. sia-
me susirinkime salia sveciu dar
kalbejo ALT I'D. M. Vaidyla
ir SLA pirmininkas w. F. Lau-
kaitis. Ia proga Baltimorie-
ciai suaukojo 300 doleriu Lie
tuvos bylos vedimo reikalams.
IS Baltimores sveciai vel
grizo j Washingtona, kur tese
pasitarimus SUI ALT Vykdo-
muoju Komitetu ir turejo XII
tn pasimatymu. sios savaites
gale sveciu dar laukia New
Yorke, O nuo sekmadienio jau
prasides sveciu lankymasis po
kolonijas pagal jiems jau is
anksto paruosta tvarkrastl.
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kas, be to, regis taip pat ir
pirmininkas ar narys SLA
tremtiniu ikurdinimo komite-
to. Kodel jis pats i save ne
sikreipe? Arba kolel nepata-
re DIR. Vinikui. kad kreiptqsi?
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nera suimtas Ciang Kai-Sekas
ir kiti "karo kriminalistai'.
SAUSIO 81
Stalinas vel prabilo. Ameri-
kos spaudos atstovui jis pa
reike, kad jis nieko neturetu
prizes pasimatyma su Trumanu
abiem priimtinoj vietoj, ir SUI
daryti bendra pareiskima, kad
abu krastai nesirengia kits XII
ta pulti. Tartusi ir apie nusi-
ginklavima.
Jis taip pat pasisake, kad
neturis nieko prizes Berlyno
blokados nuemima, jeigu ir is
Vakarieciu puses bus atidary-
tas sovietams laisvas susisieki-
mas, be to, jeigu Vakarieciai
atsisakys nuo sumanymo steig-
tt Vakaru Vokietijos vyriausy-
be ir sutiks susirinkti vel ben
dron ministeriu konferencijon
tariffs isviso del Vokietijos.
Apie Berlyno pinigu klausi-
ma Stalinas nieko nepaminejo,
o tas ir yra svarbiausias daily
kas, del kurio ia visa istorija
prasidejo.
Skandinavijos valstybes ne
gall tarp saves susitarti del
"Neutralios apsigynimo sajun-
gos".
Tos trys valstybes = svedi-
ia, Norvegija ir Danija - da-
bar tiesiogines sovietu kaimy.
mes, nedrista prisideti prie
siaures Atlantic Gynimosi su.
tarties, kadangi rusai JOINS
grasina: prisidesite prie tos
sutarties, tai reiskia, prisidesi.
te prie musu priesu.
Todel ypac svedija spyresi
kad butu sudaryta tik tarp sa
yes gynimosi sajunga, kuri bu
tq neutrali - nei SUI sovietais
nei su kitais. :. Bet svarsty
dami pripazino, kad Wis vier
reikia ginklq ir kitty dalyku
kuriu reiks gauti arba is vie
nos, arba is kitos puses. Tai
gi neutraliems iSsilaikyti bu'
negalima.
VASARIO 1
Amerika paskelbe visiska di
plomatini pripazinima Izraeli'
ir Transjordanijos valstybems
i Norvegijos vyriausybe, ne
ziuredama sovietu grasinanci
paklausimo, j kuri nieko ida
neatsake, nutare prasyti parls
menta, kad leistu pranesti Va
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BALFo direktoriu
posedis

81 sestadieni, vasario 5 d.,
New Yorke saukiamas BALFo
direktoriu posedis. Direkto-
Rams busia patiekta apsvars-
tyti svarbiu klausimQ. Speja-
ma. kad ir ALT Vykdomojo
Komiteto nariai, kuriQ tarpe
vienas - A. Oils = yra taip
pat ir BALFo vicepirmininkas,
taip pat lures pasitarima su
BALFo valdyba arba ir su vi
sais direktoriais.