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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22
PATVIRTINS

Kai 81 DIRVA bus skaitytoju
rankose, USA Senatas jau bus,
tur but, patvirtines Atlantic Pa
kta. Paskutine diskusiju diena,
spejama, kad prizes patvirtinima
gall balsuoti daugiausia IA Sc
natoriQ, uz patvirtinima dau-
giau kaip du trecdaliai.
siuo nutarimu USA dar sti-
priau surisa savo reikalus su
Europos reikalais. Idomu tai,
kad patvirtinimas ivyksta to-
je pacioje saleje, kurioje ka-
daise buvo priimta garsioji Mon
roe doktrina.. Tada USA stem
gesi atsiriboti nuo Europos ir
reikalavo, kad Europa nesikis-
tu j USA reikalus. Dabar pasi-
keite laikai ir toj pacioj salej
kitoki nutarimai.
Senatas laikinai posedziauja
senoj salej, mes dabartine sale
yra taisoma. Likimas leme, kad
tas didelis nutarimas butu kair
tik sitoj vietoj priimtas 80.
Neatrodo, kad senatorius Taft
butq igijes ypatingai daug po.
puliarumo savo pareiskimais
prizes Pakta. Respublikonu dau.
guma balsuoja uz ir Tafta smer.
kia net vadindami ji... boise.
viku sajungininku. Bet tai ne
reiskia, kad kitais metals ko'
munistai balsuos uz Tafta -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22

statyta, kad Hiss seimos san
tykiai SUI Chambers buvo CANA
artini Hiss skolino ir dave
Chambersui pinigu - 400 dole
|riu - automobiliui pirkti. Pa
tikrinus paaiskejo, kad keleta
dienu prizes Chambers autumo-
bilio pirkima Hiss buvo isda-
yes jam toki ceki -.
Taigi "uogienes" ant Hiss
lupu nemazai. Tad nenuostabu,
jei astuoni teisejai priejo isva-
dos, kad jis ia ''uogiene" ir val
l. ge. Bet kiti keturi teisejai ma
Inc, kad :. gal jis tik lupas
raudonino.
| Daugelis priekaistauja ir tel
,sejui Kaufmanui, kuris vede by
Ia, esq jis buves saliskas. Sake,
jei ne teisejo saliskumas, tai
prisiekusiems teisejams maziau
butu like abejoniu. Ir tai jie
visi pripazino, kad dokumentai
perrasyti yra ne kokia kita, o
Hiss masinele.
Teisejui prikisa, kad jis ne
prieme kai kuriu kaltinimo liu-
dininku, kad jis leido uzdavine-
tt klausimus, pavyzdziui, ar kas
is Chambers seimos nusizude,
bet neleido toxic paties klausi-
mo del Hiss seimos; kad jis lei
do gynybos psichiatriniam gy-
dytojui bylos metu stebeti
Chambers, tikslu sudaryti is
pudi, kad toks liudytojas, ku-
ris, gal but, yra nesveiko pro-
to, nera patikimas 80.
| s. *
Manoma, kad 81 byla bus dar
karta sprendziama apie spaliu
menesi. Jai tada turetu butt SUI
daryta nauja teismo sudetis.
Bet bylos atnaujinimas pri-
klauso nuo valdzios nusistaty-
mo. o valdzioje yra daug Hisso
draugu...
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22

Zolynal suktlnl soko
Ir suktini ir kazoka,
Polka, valsa, menueta
Ir banguojanti baleta.
Kai linksmybe issivyste,
Tai ir ciulbanti artistic -
Ar is dziaugsmo, ar pavydo
Gojuj arijas pragydo.
Nuo pavakariu TX ryto
Kvepalai-parfumai plito -
Skaidrioje menesienoje
Maudesi ziedai rasoje.
Puota soko ir dainavo,
Rasos likerius ragavo.
IS linksmumo mielo, staigo
zemciuguotos geles svaigo
Glostoma lengvucio VETO
Puota virpo ir Slamejo.
Ir prie silo ir prie ravo
Linksma quota romansavo
Merke puriena gvazdika.
TraSkis su naSlaite dyko.
Kietis geguze viliojo;
Kmynas rugiagele mojo.
Gloste papartis zibute;
Juokes pieniui pakalnute.
Leila prie kranto ravo
I kieruti koketavo.
Smilga dobila mylejo,
salia jo dziaugsmu virpejo.
Linksmi zolynai ir geles
Tirpo smagumuose meiles,
Xxi ausra spinduliuota
Atnese nelemta ryta -.
Saulei veido neparodzius
Subruzdejo tylus sodzius.
Vyrai mieguisti, nevalge,
Pasipuste plieno dalgi,
Ware pradalgius per kloni :
Kirto kieti, virzi, pieni,
Smilga, dobila, kukali,
Ir kieruti, ir snaudali,
Ir skaistuole aguonele,
Ir lieknute rugiagele,
Ir baltuole pakalnute,
Ir naslaite, ir zibute -
Geliu linksma geguzine
Saltasirde mirtis skyne i.
Begyje valandu ryto
Milijonai ziedQ krito.
Is plataus sauleto sklypo,
sermenu kvapai sukvipo.
Taip ir baiges geliu quota
sieno kugiuos palaidota. :.
Nadas Rastenis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22

I derlinga zalia lanka
Margos geles susirinko;
zolynai nepasiliko,
Su jomis ir jie atvyko
I pavasarine quota,
Saules sypsa vainikuota.
Cia zibute liaunakote
Pirmutine prisistate.
Seke ja grail puriena,
Skaisti, kaip sauleta diena.
Pakalnute parfumuota
Atbaltavo j sia quota.
Ir pienys tiesus, geltonas,
It patricijus romenas.
Reiske savo majestota.
Geguze graksti, silkuota
lskilmingai pasirode.
Aguonele skaistaveide
Puotai palenke galvele.
Ramunaitis rugiagele
Isdidingai atlydejo.
Traskis vienas sau atejo.
Linksmas dobilas atkako,
Apsistojo salia tako.
Tuoj ir nerangus, atsales,
Atlingavo ir kukalis.
Netvarkus ir issisketes
Atsvyravo tamsus kietis.
Ir naslaite cia atvyko
Lydima dailaus gvazdiko.
Gi kierutis ir ciobrelis,
Bel vijoklis ir snaudalis
Aki veriancia leila
Uzmaciomis atsivijo.
Ir zirnikas nepoilgo,
Apkabines laiba smilga,
Ilingavo tartum girtas.
Juodu seke kmynas tvirtas.
o paskui ir visos kitos,
7 sia quota uzprasytos,
Misrios geles sugurejo,
Nubuciuotos lengvo VETO.
ziogq orkestra stygine
Linksma minueta pyne.
Isdidi lankos viesnage
Linksmumu liepsnojo, dege.
Vietoj likerio ir vyno,
Rasa puota besvaigino.
Saule j nakvyne sviro.
ziogu smuika, arpa, lyra, /,
Kankles, liuta ir cimbolai,
Pritariant skuduciams baloj
zolynams menesienoje,
Muzika sparnavo koja.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22
GELIQ PUOTA

lietuvuose vekejas rasy
oas renga pauda eiu rnkini ca dedama venas is
eascu Paprastas foma eerastis ypangai
sym nuotangumu tiesiog bangu gelu vardu
puka kean6iu kalbos turtnguma toll
svemuo miestuoe nuosabai gyvai
isakytus atsimnmus ape zaliasias tevynes pevas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22

nei paleistas. Prisiekusieji tel
sejai negalejo vienbalsiai pri-
init jokio sprendimo - nei
kad kaltas, nei kad nekaltas.
Astuoni balsavo, kad kaltas, ke-
turf - kad ne. Ligi siol dar ne
zinia, ar byla bus sprendziama
is naujo, ar bus nutraukta.
Alger Hiss buvo aukStas Vals-
|tybes Departamento vladimir
kas Roosevelto laikais. Jis buvo
net generaliu sekretorium San
Francisco konferencijoj, kur bu-
vo isteigta Suvienytu Tautu Or
ganizacija, vadinama UN.
Atsirado zmogus - w. Cham
bers, - kuris tvirtina, kad 1888
metu pradzioje Hiss perdave
jam visa ellie slaptu dokumentu,
SUI tikslu persiusti juos Mas
kvos agentams go.
Hiss prisieke, kad 1888 me-
tais jis to Chambers is viso ne
ra mates -. o Chambers tvir-
TINA savo.
Katras sake teisybe? Katruo
tiketi? I toki klausima teismas
turejo atsakyti, bet neatsake.
Bylos metu apie A. Hiss la
bal zymus zmones atsiliepe
kaip apie puikiausi, lojaliausj
pilieti ir valdininka.
Tarp tu, kurie pareiske ge.
riausias atestacijas apie Hiss
i. buvo net Rooseveltiene ir Walls.
\ tybes Sekretorius Acheson. Me.
kas daugiau nepasake nieko itar
tina apie j, isskyrus tik ta vie.
ma Chambers, kuris tvirtinc
savO -.
Gynejas uztat labiausiai il
stengesi parodyti teismui, kac
Chambers yra visiskai nepati
Xmas zmogus. Iskele daug juo.
du DENNY is jo practices. Ide
miausia, kad Chambers visa
nesigyne del tu dalyku. Jis pri
pazino - taip, buvau toks il
toks, esu ir melaves, esu ir krei
val prisiekes, gyvenau suside
lies su tokia moterim, kaip sa
kote Bet kad Hiss man da
We situos dokumentus, vistiel
teisybe ..
Gynejas nupiese Chambers
kaip melagi, istvirkeli, veidmai
nj, irodinedamas, kad juo ME
kaip negalima tiketi. o Hiss -
puikus vyras, apie kuri visi gra
ziausiai atsiliepia, geras valdi
ninkas, turf dideliu nuopelnu -
kaip gi galima itarti il esant
isdaviku!
Gynejo kalba j prisiekusius
teisejus buvo daugiausiai nu.
kreipta j ju jausmus.
Kaltintojas (prosekiutorius
arba prokuroras) pradejo save
kalba tokiais zodziais:
- Pabandykime pasinaudot
protu, o ne jausmais. Jus ne.
galite sakyti "Man tas zmogus
nepatinka, man nepatinka, kair
jis savo plaukus sukuoja, tai as
jam negaliu tiketi, nors jis pri.
siektu ant visos bibliju kruvos"
Reikia vadovautis protu.
Toliau prokuroras nurode, ka6
be Chambers dar yra trys svar-
1bus liudininkai:
1. Valstybes departamento
slapti dokumentai, kurie buvo
Hiss zinioje, bet atsidure pas
Chambers, kuris tue metu pri-
klause sovietu snipQ grandinei.
2. Tie dokumentai yra is 1888
metu pradzios.
8. Jie yra perrasyti sena
Woodstock masinele, kuri buvo
tuo metu A. Hiss nuosavybeje.
= Jeigu vaikas iseina is vir-
|tuves ir jo veidas isteptas uogie-
Inc = kalbejo kaltintojas, = tai
ar jums reikia ispumpuoti jo
vidurius, kad isitikintumet, ar
ills tikrai valge uogiene?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22

Bylos metu taip pat buvo nu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
Man and Woman Robbed
In Separate Yoke Attacks

A mar wasroooed Of nx wallet,
suit coat. ring, watch. ST and has
shoes and q woman vas beaten
and had her pocketbook taken in
two yoke rooberies las, night.
police reported
The man. Robert steeoins. %.
of Baltimore, was yoked and
robbed by two coiored men as ne
stood on the corner OF Nex Jersey
avenue and L street NV. The
men dragged him into an alley
alongside 2oi L street and took his
coat and shoes Stebbins told
police he was standing on the
corner trying 10 catch a ride a.,
about am. when the attack and
robbery occurred.
The woman. Dorothy Perkinson.
40. coiored. of Ills Lamont street
NV. told police she was beaten
and knocked TO the ground By two
colored men about 745 pm. at
Eleventh and Lamont streets NV.
In addition TO her purse. which
contained So. the men took her
wrist watch. valued at s25, police
said. She was treated by private
physician for injuries TO her back
and for shock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
Conferees Meet Today
On D. T.. Rent Control

House and Senate conferees on
different versions of q bill to ex-
tend District rent control to June
80 next year planned tentatively
to meet today in an effort to agree
on the legislation.
Principal point at issue Is the
base upon which District Rent Ad-
ministrator Robert r. Cogswell
should decide rent increases.
The House bill would continue
the present act to let the admins
traitor determine rent ceilings on
the basis of comparable rents for
comparable accommodations. He
could take into consideration such
increases as taxes, operating costs
and maintenance.
The Senate passed bill, under
an amendment sponsored by Sen
ator Mccarthy. Republican. Of
Wisconsin. would substitute for
the present District provision the
basis of fair net operating in
come" for landlords. This would
bring the District procedure In
line with the new national rent
act which extends controls in the
States to June 80 next year. Mr..
Cogswell has contended the
change would upset the entire
basis Of rent ceiling determine
ton.
In the meantime, this city is
operating on the old city rent
control law, which was extended
from It's termination date OF
March 81 to April 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08

Insein yesterday, but the town
was quiet this morning. Scout
planes of the Burma air force
circled above Insein after the $3.50
m. hour of surrender had passed
without word from the Karens.
Ceremony Was Scheduled.
A formal surrender ceremony had
been scheduled for this morning
to be followed by the removal OF
Karen fighters from Insein to a
Rangoon Jail. which was cleared
of other prisoners. Burmese gov
eminent officials gathered at their
army headquarters at Gyogon, a
Rangoon suburb, waited two hours
land half past the surrender hour
before announcing they feared a
split among the KNU chiefs fol-
lowers had blocked the surrender.
The Karens have been in armed
rebellion since January 81. de-
manding that the government
give them the richest agricultural
and mineral production areas OF
Burma, including the port city OF
Rangoon, as their own independ-
ent state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08


Shriners, together with the
3 SOC. 900 Master Masons in the
United States stand four-souare
as a mighty phalanx against COM
munism and every other ism.
saving in no uncertain terms.
Thou shalt not pass the Shrine
leader declared.
But there is q clarion call
more forceful than ever for Free
masons to meet the needs OF the
present hour" he added, not
alone by opposing the enemy, but
by creating a bulge with ever
increasing power which will. and
with finality, crush every sub
versive group which is inimical TO
American principles"
Mr.. Calhoun. here on his an
nual official visit. recalled the
part played by Freemasons in
American. history. He named
Paul Revere. George Washington,
Benjamin Franklin. Thomas JEFF
ferson and others.
The Shrine head comes from
Tyler, Tex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
Burma Resumes War
AGAINST Karens After
They Fail 10 Give Up

RANGOON, Burma, April g.
Burma air force planes and artil-
lery went back into action against
Karen nationalist forces today
when the deadline for a scheduled
Karen surrender passed.
The surrender did not take
place, and a dispatch from army
headquarters at Gyogon said gov
eminent forces resumed the war
in the Insein area at the end OF
an agreed cease fire period.
Saw Ba q Cyl, president OF the
Karen National Union. which has
been fighting for an Independent
Karen state, did not show UP to
fulfill an agreement to surrender
his embattled forces. Of1cial
Burma government sources said
they feared dissidents among his
followers might have made the
KNU chief a prisoner. to avert the
surrender.
War on Since February.
There was no explanation at all
from the rebel camp at Insein, a
northern suburb OF this capital
city. There has been bloody fight
ing with the Karens at Insein since
early February.
A three-day cease-f1re agree
rnent, negotiated as a preliminary
to the scheduled surrender, ex-
pired at 10 am.
There was sporadic shooting at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08

pot entaN OF
North Ameri-
can Shriners.
Masons must
sound the clar-
ion call of lib
erty and drive
out the I'M
Ameri an in
nuences. Mr..
Calhoun told
$500 Distr | c I
Shriners a n d
their guests in
ution
Hall.
aTha &00 n00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
HorveyF. Matthews Dies
California Publisher
BY ths Asseeiotsd Prsss

TRACY, Calf. April s.-Harvey
r. Matthews, 56. editor and pub
Usher of the Tracy Press, died OF
a heart attack yesterday.
Mr.. Matthews had planned an
open house celebration today al
Ibis recently completed newspaper
publishing plant.
e Before coraifs to Tracy. Mr.
Matthews worked on newspaper,
In Washington, Icwa. lie Grand
Greg. and Ontario, Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
Shriners' Chief Urges
Masons 10 Unite in
Drive on Communism

A call for American Preemasons
70 unite In o drive against COM
muniSm was issued here last night
by Galloway Calhoun. imperial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08

With American markets firm
and bananas bringing growers
about 81 a stem. Nicaragua sees
prospects for expansion OF its
banana industry along several Of
it's Atlantic Coast rivers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
BeIoium Makes Trade Poets

Belgium. faced with falling ex-
ports. is making trade pacts with
at least 10 small European ma
tions to bolster trade. Antwerp
reports,
Evening star., 1949-02-27
Rebekah Activities

Dorcas Lodge will meet Thurs
day. A program for the educa-
tional foundation will be held
with all lodges participating
Marion Finegan will be in charge
Evening star., 1949-02-27
Local Masonic News

Blue DOQgeS:
Joppa-Monday, F. C.
Federal-Monday. E. A.; to be
conferred by past masters.
King Solomon-Wednesday,
pm. M. M.
Thursday - semper Paratus
F. C.
knights Templar:
Friday-Columbia Commandery
the Order of Red Cross and thu
Order of Malta; Sunday. Templal
services. 7:30 pm. at McKendret
Methodist Church.
Scottish Rite:
Selection and installation o.
officers for Mithras Lodge of Per
fection will be held at the Scottish
Rite Temple Tuesday, 7:30 pm.
Work will be resumed March
with the 14th degree.
Royal Arch:
Monday-Mount Vernon No.
stated convocation. Anacostia No
-, mark master.
Wednesday - Columbia, mari
master.
Friday-Grand Chapter schoo
of instruction.
Council, Royal and Select Mas
ters:
Monday-Columbia and Noun
Pleasant. grand visitation ane
installation of officers.
Saturday-Grand Council, an
tlual assembly. 3 pm. Visit o:
M. P. General Grand Master Johr
M. Littlefeld of Maine.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
New York Mediators
Hopeful in Utility Row
By the Assoeioted Press


NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Media-
tors said tonight they were very
hopeful" of averting q utility
strike that could black out the
city.
The statement, which reported
considerable further progress, .
was issued as mediators left con-
ferences that will be resumed to-
morrow.
The executive council of the CIO
Utility Workers Union announced
$4,000 employees of the Consoli-
dated Edison Co. will quit work at
1901 am. (E. S. T) Wednesday
if no settlement is reached by
that time.
Consolidated Edison supplies
electricity and gas to all boroughs
except part of Brooklyn and to
suburban Westchester County.
The employees are asking a IS
cents an hour wage boost. a union
shop. and improved pension and
arbitration plans.
Consolidated Edison has agreed
to arbitrate the wage issue but not
the others. The union rejects this.
Wages now range from $33 to STA
a week, the company says.
The various Consolidated Edi-
son locals in the union have voted
overwhelmingly for q strike if
their demands are not met.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
G|enmont School Schedules
Dedication tuesday Night

Dedication exercises for the new
Glenmont Elementary School
Building will be held at 8 pm
Tuesday.
The program will include talks
by Dr.. Edwin w. Broome, super
intendent of Montgomery County
Schools, Assistant Supt. E. M.
Douglass, Richard E. Carpenter
assistant superintendent in charge
of construction, and H. Stanley
Stine, president of the school
board.
Also appearing on the program
will be Mrs. Lulu B. Ricketts,, prin-
cipal, Miss Edna Hardy. one of the
organizers of the Parent-Teacher
Association; Mrs. Henry c. Rising,
president of the PTA: Charles M.
Irelan, chairman of the Board Of
Trustees. and Diane Disney. stu
dent. Harry L. Slye, jr.. will be
master of ceremonies.
Music will be furnished by the
Glenmont Chorus under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Rachel Royer.
Evening star., 1949-02-27

| IKeneipp, director said yesterday
This is about $4,000 more than at
this time last year.
The first lot were put in the
mail Friday, Mr.. Keneipp said,
when the department turned over
to the post Office 10000 sets of
tags. The tags cannot be placed
on cars before Tuesday and must
be attached to vehicles by mid
night March 81.
The sale of tags over the counter
in the Municipal Center building
will begin Tuesday at 8:15 am,
but it is recommended that motor
lists obtain their tags by mail to
avoid the last-minute rush.
All but about $500 applications
have been processed, 1t was said
and the department expects these
to go out in the mails tomorrow.
At the close of business Friday,
189, 800 applications had been re-
ceived. At the same time last year
Evening star., 1949-02-27
Applications for Car Tags
Exceed '48 Level by $4,000

More than 10000 applications
for automobile tags have been re-
ceived by the Department of We
hicles and Traffic, George E.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
Seventh-Doy Adventists to Keep
Mission Work Goinq in China

Flour and dairy products come
from Australia, which is one of
the IL to IA countries raising
food enough to support others.
Betrayed on Currency.
The concenSus of Chinese with
western education is that the crux
Of the present plight is financial,
Mr.. Nelson pointed out. They be-
lieve that Chang Kai-shek is
good man as an individual but
that his government was honey
combed with corruption and graft.
When his government declared
the old money illegal and required
every Chinese to surrender any
United States currency or that of
any other foreign nation they
might have in their possession as
well as gold and silver bars, they
felt they had been betrayed. For
the exchange soon fell to point
where it took $4,000 Chinese dol
lars to equal one United States
dollar.
1T is very difficult for the aver
age American citizen to realize
that the average Chinese farmer
or worker is not politically
minded" Mr.. Nelson emphasized.
THE struggle for daily existence
is such a grim one. for him and
his family, he does not fight COM
munism which, glowingly offers
him something a little better than
what he has. So, in his despera-
ton, he is willing to take on any,
thing which will make for a
change. This is the challenge the
Christian missions of all faiths
must meet in China today as
never before"
OF the future of China as he
sees it, Mr.. Nelson says: 1T will
take national vision for China to
recuperate. There is no element
strong enough for any foreign in
fluence to tie to for leadership. A
leader or group of leaders Is
needed who can unite all the di-
verse elements in China-some-
thing no one has been able to do
in modern times. Even the Com
munists are not unaware of the
grave problems they are facing
and Of the type of experience
which is essential for alien con-
troll of large congested cities and
a country as vast as ancient
China"
His church's interest is solely
that Of a humanitarian and evan
gelistic nature. whereby the lives
of people may be relieved. uplifted
and frightened by doctors. teach
ers. nurses and clergymen who
carry the message Of the Nazarene.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
Cold Wave Eases Threat
OF Missouri Valley Floods
RY the Asseeiated Press

Light rain or snow fell over
much of the country yesterday.
Temperatures ranged from chill to
mild.
Uneasiness about food prospects
from snow melting in the Missouri
River basin was relaxed by al
rival of new cold wave in the
North Plains region.
The Fifth Army declared its war
against snow drifts was over in
Wyoming, Nebraska and South
Dakota. There remained only
some road breaking to be done in
parts of North Dakota.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
Intellectual Freedom
Needed in Democracy,
Senator Thomas Says

Discussing Intellectual Free
DOM" Senator Ebert D. Thomas,
Democrat, of Utah told an audi
ence of university professors here
last night that Hitler was another
example of dictator who did all
the thinking for his people only
to weaken them in the end.
Senator Thomas, in speech at
the 35th annual meeting of the
American Association of Uni
versity Professors, pointed out that
"the weakness of the German
people was shown, for when Hit
ler fell the German people fell"
They still are without leadership.
he emphasized.
Intellectual freedom, above all
things. means that there is no
place for the single will in the
state, in the association or in the
group if democracy is to work" :"
George Washington was great,
Senator Thomas said. because
he was not afraid of counsel and
discussion" and in fact went out
of his way to seek it,
General sessions of the associa-
ton were to be held this morning
and afternoon and the council of
the association will meet again
tomorrow.
A census now is being taken of
Chinese students in this country
irf financial distress due to condi-
tions in their homeland. William
c. Johnstone, director of the State
Department S Office of Educational
Exchange. told the convention yes
terday. He said the Government
Is planning to help them.
DR.. Waldo G. Leland. vice chair
man of the United States National
Commission for the United Ma.
tions Educational, Scientific and,
Cultural Organization. said the
group was attempting to contrib
ute to peace and security by pro-
noting education, science and cul-
ture among the 81 member ma
tionS,