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%. 49, acres Of coal in District
No. y. conveyed unto Joseph II. San
dcrs hv decd from Ernest Ray Jones.
Assignee. dated January II, 1926, and
recorded i'm Libcr No. 90. folio 81.
and Records of Garrett County. Sold
for payment of taxes assessed in
the name of Joseph H. Sanders. No.
1904 Miscellaneous
%. 90 acres and 119ia perches Of
coal in District No. >, conveyed to
JAS. II. Black by deed from James B.
FIantz and wife. dated October is,
1920, and recorded in Liber Ne. 70,
folio 27G. Land Records Of Garrett
County. Sold fer ncn-payment of
taxes assessed in the name of James
Ii. Black. NO. 1913 Miscellaneous.
2i. $50 acres Of coal in District
No. s. conveyed unto Florence 5.
Brown and Miles VI. Brown by two
deeds. the first from S0phronia +.
Duckwolth and husband to Miles VI.
Brown, dated February 4, 1918. and
recorded in Liber No. -. folio 565,
and the second from d. d. Brown to
Florence S. Brown. dated December
p. 1929, and recorded in Liber 100,
folio 1G1. Land Records Of Garrett
County. Sold for non-payment Of
taxes assessed in the names of Flor
cncc s. Brown and Miles NJ. Brown.
Nos. 1916 and 1917 Miscellaneous.
25. 50 acres of lard, minerals ex-
copied. located in District No. 9 Of
Garrett County, being part of the
tract called Coal conveyed to How
ard Buchanan by deed from Backbone
Lumber Company. dated May IS,
1916, and recorded in Liber No. rs,
folio 2G9. Land Records of Garrett
County. Sold for non-payment Of
taxes assessed in the name Of How
ard Buckhannon. No. 1903 Miscel-
laneous.
26. 1919 acres of land, part of
Military Lot No. sos, in District No.
9 Of Garrett County, conveyed to FL
la c. Mckenzie by deed from Jere-
miah J. Mckenzie, dated September
80, 1901, and recorded in Liber No.
10. folio So. Land Records of Garrett
County. Sold for non-payment Of
taxes assessed in the name Of Ella C.
Mckenzie No. 1910 Miscellaneous.
27. 3912 acres of Military Lot No.
sos, in District No. of Garrett Coun-
ty, conveyed to jeremiah J. Mckenzie
by deed from Samuel johnson ct al.
dated October II, 1890. and recorded
in Liber No. 1G, folio 81. and being
that part remaining TO jeremiah ].
Mckenzie after conveyance of part Of
said lot to Ella c. Mckenzie bv deed
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WANTED

WANTED TO BUY-Wild ginseng.
Cecil jackson, Loeb Lynn Heights.
ADV. 25-8t"
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY For
the right person! Opening for reli-
able man with Ear for Oakland and
Garrett County. Restricted territory,
immediate earnings. Write for inter
view. Fuller Brush Company, SOB
Cumberland St, Cumberland, Nd.
ADV. 25-2t.
MALE HELP WANTED-Real OPP
portunity: S0-year established con-
Germ needs ambitious man in nearby
vacancy to supply farmers fall re
quirements Of Mineral Feed supple
ments Also handle other farmline
necessities and household line. Need
car but no investment. Write Wat
kins Co., box 3G7-R, Newark, N. j.
ADV. 22-5t*
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FOR RENT

I OAk ANLlAV 9
APARTMENT FOR Rent Call
B1acthorn, 46S.-Adv 2G-3t.
FOR RENT Six-room house ON L
street in Mt. Lake Park. See Eva
Grimes. at Carries Restaurant, Oak
land.-Adv. It,
FOR RENT-CIarl5 Floor Sander,
$500; Edger, $3.50; Polisher, $500
per day each. Oakland hardware and
Furniture Co., Phone ADV. loft.
FOR RENT-Attractive cottage in
Mt. Lake Park. furnished, near Post
office and stores and school; hot
water heat system, 3 bedrooms. Rent
al $4,000 month, September Is, 1919,
to June IS, 1850. Seen by appoint
ment. Call 252-J.-Adv. 23-tf.
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. i
G,lo henry +, hGOo'lia9' uattu
.t4flh ~ i?lo' ana IegoTpeu III
li'cl 49, lolio 100 ,IIiU I'ccoIu9
o. N'"l GU Cuull5' ouIu iol mn
dElneHt q L"Ngs "IIesScu III Ile
name on 'oslah N"oH lleli9' NO 10"
-HIsceiiaheouS'
40 - r. =; D.-....
~ 4o' ~ "VlSa ~ N1"i IN n IIIlOi ~
NO. 49, conveyed 10 o,., ann 9 EoqGhe! ",
~ ~ e. , 49, 1000 .,'i,,.Iii
'ooi w" ,' i1dD c l0r-D ga ''t en-
, -, ~ W. e. toSo oo ~; ~ t p
,o,, ''' An p"iol,aa,o,., H. Inv.
~ 1oot 7i,tnalia,,I N','.N''
No --''i -''9 vs.
Al. GO acres Of coal in District
NO. 4 underlying the lana conveyed
70 virginia 3. 2hroUt py TWO deeds;
me hrS5t from Jerome hlSher, dated
November &, 1900, and recorded IN Ii
Der no. ~; IoiIo ~ ana me secoNd
from rom JOSIAH Moon date9 Aalch o.
l905' ana recorded IN Lloer ~, iollo
TO- ana peinG Vhe same coal Which
was reserved IN a Geeo Irom James
Casteel. dated October Il, 1905. and
recorded in Liber No. so, folio 327,
Land Records Of Garrett County. Sold
for non-payment Of taxes assessed
in the names Of James and Virginia
Shrout. No. 1895 Miscellaneous.
AZ. 9612 acres Of coal under tract
No, IL conveyed 70 lanes Treacv NV
deed from Nalv r Ca,ratt e+ al
dated Anil 6 1891 and recorded IN
liner M 1G folio 6OS Iard Records
Of Ga,rett County Sold for nonlnaT-
nont If tavpe aesaesed IN tbe ,,a,,lo 81
lanes rreacv Unire No 1oos Efiscel-
laneous
,r: ~, 40 acres S. OF coai under part Of
io|'ly 10y No. Iooti ~ ~, piSlfIcI NO;
o,,iiN - ny IaiSIlaiI rIIelld ana
ne ~ Neu ne io ieSSleI ny ueeI' u9Ieu
~ w eIllPer o. i?O~; ana recorded u IN
l-.pGt 20, -, lolio 40; Lana RECORDS
u IaIIetV County. ooia Ior hoh-pay-
mem ~ 81 taxes 2r assessed IN me name
" Iteupeil lleSSiei' NO l-49 NliSceI-
l"ileouS'
At XXI oo,.oe 81 oo,1 :, D;.4,.i,+
No. r. Eco conveyed y ,3 unto = +: Dodge by
qeeo from u. N: 0ahGefS ct al dated
, January - I'i' ana recorded IN IL
per - Iollo 100 lana RECORDS OF
DaIIeIL Goulty' ana pein% lhe same
coaI when was reserved IN Two deedS
IIol N 9 mares Dod&e ana we TO
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Of Wills for Garrett County. Sold for
non-paymcnt OF taxes assessed in
iname Of Isabel jennings. No. 1868
Miscellaneous.
81. 707s acres of coal in District
| No. ), conveyed unto Black Lick Gold
and Silver Mining Company by Israel
Duckworth by deed dated July 27.
! 1901. and recorded in Libcr No. 80,
! folio 500. Land Records Of Garrett
County Maryland. Sold for uon-pay-
ment Of taxes assessed in the name
Of Black Lick Mining Company. No.
1872 Miscellaneous.
55. Lot Mn, in Block @ Loeb Lynn
Heights, in District No. 16. conveyed
unto W.. r. Hartman by deed from
Mountain Home Company. dated De-
cember 81, 1914 and recorded in Liber
No. 28, folio 173,' Land Records of
Garrett County. Sold for non-pay-
ment of taxes assessed in the name
Of W. T. Hartman. No. 1902 Miscel-
laneous.
Sc. Lots Nos. $50 and 1873 in
Mountain Lake Park. District No. Is.
conveyed to Nellie Agnew ct al, by
deed from d. W. Sloan, Trustee. dated
June Z, 1928, and recorded i'm Liber
No. 80, folio 325, Land Records Of
Garrett County. Sold for non-pay-
ment Of taxes assessed in the name Of
Nellie Agnew ct al. No. 1900 Miscel-
laneous.
81. One acre in Loeb Lynn
HelghtsS, District NO. TO- conveyed to
WV W. He''i'.,.S ny 49, I'm Ni',i
No. " ~ vi
t toG az nE 49, i'e' y. i'ipei
~ @ 'S SId a.. 10 0'' ~
o'.i'S - ~ +o ''| ;'0 Ino W.
feo,,nod,, III. No 1fG- STi.roIIonol
n 1v,''i''' 'ie'i wv '-'' ~ '''' ''-''''
w.
So. 200 acres of coal in District
No. IA. conveyed to James j. Markle,
Harry J. Markle and William T. Mar
kle by three deeds, all bearing date
December 10. 1924. and recorded in
Liber 80, at folios 1876, 129 and 1871,
Land Records Of Garrett County. Sold
name I9I o of Wi liam p H S ct al No. %
1866 Miscellaneous.
50. All the coal under those
parts Of the tracts of land known as
"Firebug," Manchester "Stanton's
Purchase and Remainder Survey
in District No. 3 which was conveyed
unto Evora L. Baker and Evora b.
W miner ny aee J+ Io I, ''' On Iaa 70
l1li ' ''','' -, 49, 49, 15o f-I; rs
~ I',..t ,,,,.4..
I'LL I'LL ta,J o;J .ont l. do.o,';Lo, ~,
containing 325 acres. but which is
actually believed TO contain and
which is assessed rs containing 200
acres Of coal. Sold for non-pavment
Of taxes assessed in the name Of
Evora /. Baker. ct nj. No. 1919 Equi-
tv.
CO. Lots Nos. g. and 60 in Nj
gent 5 Addition to Bay4rd IN District
NO. 8 conveyed unto W imam N3ae
Lower by decd from Lafayette Noel
and WIFE dated January 2oth, 1896
and recorded IN LIber No. Il, foho
ZoS, Land records OF Garrett Coun-
". SOLD Tor hon-payment OF taxes as
seSsed IN the name OF William wade
Lower. NO. $3.50 Equity
81. 81 acres Of coal in District
No. - which was reserved in deed
from Lewis Orendorf and wife 10
simon Qnnl dated October 1910
and recorded in Iiber Nc. n. folio
ia. Land Records Of Garrett County.
=. -,
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CHAS. F. HAMMOND,
E. G. MOON, Judges
of the Orphans Court.

True Copy:
Test: VERNE R. SMOUSE,
Register of Wills.
24-4t.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
W. Dwight Slower, Administrator of
Michael John Bedene, deceased,
Oakland MARYLAND

W lpN * III DJONCI- <1NAlIllIi4ol u cllpI VI
Michael John Bedene, deceased,
Oakland, Maryland.
Administration No. 2698, in the
Orphans Court for Garrett County,
Maryland.
Upon the petition of w. Dwight
Slower. administrator of Michael John
Bedene, deceased, it is this 9th day
of August, 1919, ordered by the Or
phans' Court for Garrett County,
Maryland, that the
9th Day of September, 1949,
be named and appointed for a meet
ing in this Court Of persons entitled
to distributive shares, or legacies, or
a residue Of said decedent's estate, in
pulsu of the provisions of
Article SO, Section Isl, of the edition
Of 1899, Of the Annotated Code of
Maryland. And ali such persons are
hereby notified and warned to be and
appear in person, or by guardian,
solicitor or agent. in this Court on
said named day, at 1000 o'clock A.
NJ, to the end that payment and dis
tribution may be then and there made
under the Courts direction and con-
troll.
And it is further ordered that
notice hereof be given to the resident
parties named in the petition by sum-
mons, and that notice to the non-resi-
dent parties named in the petition,
viz: Thomas A. Strah, Frank V.
Strah and Mrs. Mary X. Bennett, as
we'll as to all unknown persons
whether residents of the State of
Maryland or not, and whether actual
ly living or not who may have any
possible claim to participate in the
distribution of said estate, be given
by publication of this order in one of
the newspapers published in Garrett
County, State of Maryland, once a
week for four successive weeks before
the 9th day of September, 1919.
CHAS. F. HAMMOND,
E. G. MOON, Judges
of the Orphans Court.
True Copy:
Test: VERNE R. SMOUSE,
Register of Wills.
ADV. 24-4t
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DEBT NOTICE

l will not be responsible for any
debts, other than those contracted by
myself.
Morley Baker, Crellin, Nd.
ADV. cost
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DEBT NOTICE

will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone except
myself.
Chas. O. Ross, Jr.
Friendsville, Nd.
ADV. 25-3t.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST &c, 1949
at the Hour of Ten O'Clock A. NJ.

at the Hour of Ten O'clock A. NJ,
front of the Court House in the town of Oakland Maryland
there will be offered for sale at public auction the highest
bidders all the following described parcels of land and coal situate
in Garrett County Maryland heretofore bid in at sale and
conveyed to the County Commissioners of Garrett County by
deeds from Jesse j. Ahby Jr late Treasurer and +. ebg
late Treasurer of Garrett County 1919
July 90 1913 and recorded the Land Records Garrett
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NO. %. WITHDRAWN
NO. 20. WITHDRAWN
NO. 30. WITHDRAWN

81. so acres Of coal under Military
Lot No. 1885, in District No. 10, con-
veyed to J. l.. Burket by deed from
Benjamin Paugh and wife, dated Au-
gust %, 1904, and recorded in Liber
No. IL, folio 329, Land Records Of
Garrett County. Sold for n0n-pavment
of taxes assessed in the name of j.
L. Burket. No. 1915 Miscellaneous.
30. 1O2 acres of coal in District
No. 10, conveyed to Hubbard Coal
Mining Company by deed from T.
O'Ncil ct al, dated June %, 1918, and
recorded in Liber No. "A, folio 321,
Land Records Of Garrett County. Sold
for nOn-payment Of taxes assessed in
name Of Hubbard Coal Mining Com
pany. No. 1879 Miscellaneous
SO. and 38i1G0 acres Of land in
District No. 10, conveyed unto ". c.
and Missouri Wyckoff by deed dated
April 81, 1926, and recorded in Liber
No. 95, folio 527, Land Records Of
Garrett County. Sold for non-pay-
ment of taxes assessed in names Of
W. c. and Missouri Wycoff. No. 1880
Miscellaneous.
a. 10th interest in 175 acres of
coal in District No. II. conveyed to
George Gipssnoan Nv deed from Row
1 "a MES, onelilL' 9a'GG L '''iieSIS 20
foiio ~ rs V od ''I Poa ~ i.'Oe f ,t
ITlro c li,i'iu e., 49, u' ~ va ~ -
t, D.l,s'E ~ 4o S W Clo,
go .',,e ~ ~ 7o S5e 5if''iG W. GUi -
3-'''''''' On co. -'''''''
IS. 60 acres of coal in District No
12, conveyed to Towanda Coal Mining
COMPANY bv deed from Mary b. Jen-
mugs CT a. o%1eq I % M 90 o. ~ ~;
%a9 d 'i Pa ~, i-l' ~ o. Go IOi,o
81 i1 f leIoi,S 20 "a f ~. 1o'!'S
2oiu - ,lol,otS'S iieIl. a. go C,'Aa ,r 90
1891 III li''iI'e " i oet la NH
ms >''' l'''i'S wv 10y eiis''' no.
SO. 387 acres of land. in fee. in
District No. -. convened to John
Hersker bv deed from VIM. A. Nor
g 995E ana una W anaJ HaIea 3eP b 2 o.
foi;o 1o o. ~ 0 L Iie da di fa 0 ~ a.
CnaI M Nh ,' oy oret On dtnd 9i
~ ~ '' 9d 1o5g oi ',IiJ J oa,Ied
Tt ;ha M a. Xxx J 20 5'' igJoI p ~
lip Cot+ C lUIU 81 SiI i1 f l>e0od,9
''i - 1919. ,so ooiJt ~ +
Of I'll fobn h. arSor ~ i -, 'e 7T i'''ii0
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Public Sale ofLand'
The County Commissioners of
Garrett County, Maryland

Under and by virtue of the provisions of Section 81 of Article
IL OF the Code OF Public Local Laws of Maryland title Garrett
County subtitle County Commissioners amended by Chap
ter 25 OF The Acts of Assembly of 1897 Section IS formerly
8D OF Article 81 Of the Annotated Code Maryland amended
by Chapter 464 of the Acts of 93 notice hereby given that
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23

Commander Joshua L. Cold
berg. who has been named by the
Department of the Navy as Dis
trict Chaplain of the Third Naval
District. the highest administra-
tive post ever occupied by Jew
ish chaplain in the armed forces
in time of war or peace. Chap
lain Goldberg is the Nays Off
cial liaison officer with the Di-
vision Of Religious Activities of
the National Jewish Welfare
Board.
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CONTINUED from Page 1857

AL tells me that the offer was
made in good faith, but he's stay
ing out of television for a while.
He doesn't like the quality of
kinescoping and he won't go East
to do the live shows. Television
he holds, isn't ready for talent
of his calibre.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23
Savannah, Georgia
AL J0LSON AND TELEVISI0N

If the right kind of radio
deal comes along he'll be back in
the fall. But he's in no hurry to
get back to the kilocycles. The
bidding will be higher after his
picture comes out and the record
albums start selling over the
country. Then it will be mat
ter of "You know me, AL; let's
sign right now"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-11-04
Brannan Compares
Economy To Team

We've got to realize that our
economy is team. 1t functions best
as team.
at is team composed of vari-
GUS players-the farmer, the work
er, the businessman, the profession
al person, and so on. A baseball
team is supposed to be balanced if
it's got strength down the middle
pitching, catching, second base
and center field
"Our economy has got strength
down the middle. We have the most
productive system Of agriculture, of
industry and Of labor that any coun-
try has ever possessed
"All we've got to do is reduce
-. human friction to its smallest
possible proportions. We can do
that by striving to understand one
another. Secretary of Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan.-League Re-
porter
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-11-04

purchasing agency in New York, for
sending price lists CD to their prin-
ciples without registering as Soviet
spies. They have paid cash in gold for
countless millions of dollars of our
merchandise. When Nicaragua ar
rested our citizens, we sent the Ma
rines. Arresting Russians on bus
mess in New York is breach of In
ternational Law.
The day after Mr.. Truman an
nounced that Russia had the Atom
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-11-04

Bomb, the Department of Commerce
realized that the Atlantic Pact, Mar
shall Plan, Truman Plan, Arms Tor
Europe, has all gone sour, and re-
leased for shipment to Russia a half
million dollars worth of oil well drill
ling machinery.
If waste in Washington brings
the usual breakdown, it will make
more Communists in six months
than the Communist propaganda
can make in so years.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-11-04
| Voted for Wallace

Most of us are crazy now. Nehru
from India next door to Russia says
he fears no aggression from the Com
munists. He has no navy, no war
planes, no army. Sweden has no fear
of the Soviets.
Britain is trading on tremendous
scale with Russia. Our crackpots (who
would like to sell more to Russia than
we are now secretly doing) arrested
the officers of Amtorg, the Russian
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-11-04
By LOWNDES MAURY

All Americans should agree that
nation of all time. The Come Back
under Roosevelt for the "over all, +"
of Wallace for the Farm Re-estab-
hshment, should convince that we,
if guided wisely, have powers of re-
cuperation not possessed by other
peoples: Britain, for instance, now
bankrupt.
Soon after War 1 in so-called
''loans' to foreign countries, and
the Attorney General Mitchell Pal
mer Witch-hunt, to blind the people
to the folly of these loans, the rule
by Economic Royalists" brought
US in nine years, from 1920 to Oc-
tober, 1929, to almost complete eX-
haustion.
The same course is now followed in
Washington. The outcome will be
much worse this time. Then the pub
lie debt was under S25 billion. The
national credit was perfect. This was
used to prime the pump. The public
debt of the. nation is now about $3.50
billion, and debts of the states, cities,
ETC., about $3.50 billion. The assessed
value of all property& in the United
States is estimated at only $3.50 bill
lion.
The most forceful critics of this |
course have been the Communists and |
the Legal Profession. To silence
both of these turbulent protestants,
the successor of Palmer, as Attorney
General, Tom Clark, once clever
counsel for Texas Oil Barons, began
the prosecution of the leading Com
munists. Also the paid Press, by
classifying the attitude of the Vat
lean, enlisted millions of devout
Catholics in the Witch Hunt, the pur-
pose of which was to scare all to
silence who would tell the electorate
that the phony aid of artificial mar Z
kets for munitions and other products
surviving this country to internal ruin. ,
Even Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt, who
had become a critic, was assailed by :
(He soon apologized : :
possibly on advice from Romeo.
1t is easy to prove that our splendid {
Catholic citizenry (and many Pro- ,
testant Clergymen) are urged to the
frenzy by propaganda made in the {
United States, not in the Vatican. =
Osservatore Romano is the official .
publication of the Vatican. On May +
7, 1949, that paper said lin Ital- .
an, of course): Communism does -
lot run so counter to Christian Phil =
,sophy as does Capitalism" 4
Just one liberal arraignment of
of workers by employ =
rs has appeared in the Montana Stan =
lard in 10 years. 1t was an Encyclical !,
f the Pope some years ago. When =
We reflect that the only resort of y
he Saviour to physical force was the .
courging of the money changers !,
rom the Temple, and ponder his :!
arabic of Lazarus! His saying: at y
5 harder for rich man to enter the =
Lingdom of Heaven than for a camel a
0 go through the Needles Eye" (The -
Needles Eye was a small gate in ~
he Wall of jerusalem then all pro- y
essed Christians must agree with "
ne Pontiff, that while Communism
oes run at times counter to Christ ~
IN Philosophy, it does not do so as ~
luch as Capitalism does. ST
The Trial in New York
The ordinary citizen does not to
now that jury panels in Federal ar
ourts are hand picked,-not drawn
Y lot as is done in most state courts Ia
hen public feeling is high, and in
pinion divided, the Judge can ap- W.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-24

e. dar karta pareikstu save
politika del Sovietu Sajungos
veiksmq, kuria yra pareiskus
1910 metu liepos % diena, il
sauktusi Jungtiniu Tautu Or.
ganizacijos pagalbos sustabdyt
Pabaltijo krastuose ir kitur So.
vietu Sajungos vyriausybes vyk.
donna tautu zudyma.
5. Jungtiniu Amerikos Vals.
tybiu Senatui = raginimas, kad
jis patvirtintu Genocido Kon.
vencija, tai yra, tarptautini SUI.
sitarima, kuriuo uzdraudziamas
tautu zudymas.
6. Jungtiniu Amerikos Vals.
tybiu KOngresO nariams = nu-
rodymai, kokie yra svarbiausi
tribunal Tremtiniu Imigracijos
Istatyme ir prasymai istatyma
papildant bel pakeiciant tuos
trukumus pasalinti.
z. Valstybiu delegacij o m s
Jungtiniu Tautu Organizacijoje
ir toje organizacijoje dalyvau.
janciq valstybiu vyriausybems
bel diplomatinems atstovybems
= Jungtiniu Tautu Organizaci.
jos darbo ivertinimas ir tru.
kumu nurodymas, raginant sick.
tt, kad butu panaikinta veto 81.
stema, neleidzianti ITO siekti
svarbiausiuju jos tikslu, ir kad
kiekvienai nuskriaustai tautai
butu sudaryta galimybe kreip-
tis SUI skundu j sia organizaci-
ja taip pat ir tais atvejais, ka-
da il del pavartoto smurto ne
gall tureti savo vyriausybes,
arba yra reprezentuojama kair
tik paciu smurtininku.
s. Jungtiniu Americas Vals.
tybiu valdzios organams = nu-
rodymas, kokia didele reiksme
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DIR v A
ketyirtadieniais

Pasisekus susitarti SUI spaus-
tuve ir skelbimq agenturomis,
DIRVA nuo siol bus leidziama
viena diena anksciau, ketvirta-
dienio data. sia savaite del Pa
deku Dienos il issiunciama dar
viena diena anksciau. Todel ne
visos atsiustos zinios galejo j
81 numeri patekti.
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turf Voice of. America radio
pranesimai sovietu pavergtoms
tautoms ir prasymas, kad tie
pranesimai butu duodami taip
pat lietuviu, latviu ir estu kali
bomis.
9. Americas Lietuviu Tarybai
- paskatinimas dar artimiau
bendradarbiauti SUI organizuo-
tais amerikieciais, kilusiais is
krastQ, atsidurusiu anapus gele-
Zines uzdangos, tai yra SUI Anne
rikos latviq, estu, lenkq, ukrai-
nieciu, slovakQ, ceku, vengru,
rumunu, bulgaru, jugoslavu ir
ALBANY organizacijomis, kovo-
janciomis uz savo tevyniu is
gelbejima is komunistinio jun
go.
10. Kovotojams Tevyneje -
sveikinimas ir pagarbos pareis-
kimas per Vyriausiji Lietuvos
Islaisvinimo Komiteta.
IL. Jungtiniu Amerikos Vals-
tybiu Prezidentui, Vyriausybei
ir KOngresui - siulymas at
saukti pazada remit sovietu sic
kima prisijungti Rytprusiu da-
Il ir ta sriti laikyti Lietuvos
dalimi, o is to kraKto kilusius
lietuvius, esancius siapus gele-
Zines uzdangos,. klasifikuoti ne
kaip Vokietijos piliecius, bet
kaip tremtinius bel politinius
pabegelius.
IL. Tremtiniu Imigracijos bel
Ikurdinimo Agentdroms - pa
deka nz suteikta didele pagalba
lietuviu tremtiniu imigracijai
Amerika.
13. Valstybes Departmental,
AmerikOs IaikraSciu redaktO-
Rams, mokykliniq vadoveliq bel
Perkelta j Alta pusl.