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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
Auto Makers Plan Changes
In Models 10 Spur Sales
By Consolidated News Features

by (onSo'oo1eo news REQUIRES
All auto makers are surprised
at the public's buying pace.
They're smart enough to know it
can't continue. So. new sleek
cars are being prepared.
Bucks new special series 40
line will be presented August 10.
It'll have a smaller body and low
hood. And price completes with
it's GIN sisters, Pontiac and
Oldsmobile.
And GIN is preparing a COM
pact Cadillac-due in late Novem-
Der. Expect all 1850 GIN makes
to offer automatic transmissions
at 500 or less as extra.
The new Fords will show minor
face lifting. So will all Chrysler
Corp. models. Ford's Mercury
will offer the new Borg-Warner
automatic transmission-at small
added cost. So will Studebaker. -,
In fact, all new auto models
will be smaller, give more visible
ity and will have automatic trans
mission. And all will be lower
priced. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
Tax Adjustments Cut
Baltimore & Ohio
Net Below 1913
By Edward c. Stone

Net income of the Baltimore g.
Ohio Railroad in the first half
wear totaled $6,846,357. against
50 18o133 in the like period year
ago, a drop of s2,333,776, officials
announced today.
The decrease in net income was
due almost entirely to tax adjust
ments for prior years amounting
to s2,268,0 900 in the six l949
months, and has no relation to
the current years operations.
Net income for June amounting
to s857.178 was $3,443,973 under
June, 1948. Net income year
ago had the benefit Of about
s1,400,00O through reduction in
the unemployment compensation
tax rate from 3 to "a OF ! per
cent retroactive to January, lS48.
Southern's Net Improves.
Net income of the Southern
Railway System in June amounted
to $1,405,5 SOB in comparison with
$1,873,503, in June of last year,
an exceptionally good month, Of
ficials reported today.
In the first half year. South
ern's net income amounted to
$4.776, $50 compared with $8,754.-
06s in the like 1948 period.
Capital Airlines earned a net
profit of $791, 300 or $1.65 per
share on the common stock in
the IL months ended June 80,
j. C.. Carmichael. president. an
nounced.
Operations for June resulted in
an operating profit $289,708. and
increase of $79,150 over the pre-
ceding month. Net profit for June
amounted to s253,390. Passenger
revenues were up $145,000.
Heard in Financial District.
John R. Waller. president OF
the International Bank, jackson
place, has visited England, Bel
GUM and Holland on his present
European tour. The high spot
so far was the July 4 reception
at the American Embassy in Lon
don.
H. T. Bisselle, Riggs National,
is at Myrtle Beach. S. c.. for a
short vacation. Irving Zirpel.
Union Trust Co.. is, on vacation at
Tall Timbers, Md.
Peoples Drug Stores common,
opening the week at 36H2, was up
nearly two points. Potomac Elec-
trio Power preferred IA" gained
q point.
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society is celebrating it's Goth an
niversary today, with insurance
and assets at all-time peaks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, July 20 P.-Foreign ex.
change rates follow Great Britain II
dollars, others in cents): Canadian dollar
discount or ga .s7h U. s. cents, unchanged
Europe-Great Britain (pound). 4;03i.
of ID of cent: Great Britain; 3o-da!
Britain. 6O-day futures, 3a6i'., up /. OF
cent; Great Britain. s0-day futures
3.92i's, OF ia cents: France Grancl, .30ss
rate. .OO1739: June, .001739; Sweden
(krona), 27s5, UNCHANGED; Switzerland
Qranc) Gree). $500, of .02 OF cent,
Latin America-Arsentina free), 2O.92
UNCHANGED; Brazil free), $50, unchanged;
Mexico, SO. unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26

Hourly 8eIes on the EIchanG0 To-Day:
IL 100 q N. 200 900 IL 90 noon $50 600
ION 800 600 900 m. 900 ooo
+Untt Of trading 10 shares. Gin bank.
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed BY such companies. Rates Of divi:
dends in the foregoing table are annual
or semiannual declaration. Unless other.
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included cid Called xEx dividend:
stock dividend Cash or stock. Paid
asst year. Payable in stock. estima ted
ciared paid SO far this year. Declared
Or paid after stock dividend or split-up
k Declared or paid this wear. an accumula-
tive issue with dividends in arrears. . Paid
this ear. dividend omitted. deferred or no
action taken at last dividend meeting
IL Declared I948 payable in 1949. , Lqui.
cash value undetermined on declaration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26

Int G N 1st6s52 TN
LehVal4s2OO3st SPA
Lig g. Mver5s51 1oeNs
Macy 2Hss ~ 1o1iA
May Strs 2Ass72 looi4
Mo Pac IS IS A. 1914
MKT adj 5s67 e6iA
MKT lst 4s9O 7oM
Mo Pac 5Hss 40 24A
Mo Pac IS 7S G. 0SA
mo Pac IS 81 85A
Mo Pac sn As rs Ash
|Mor&E3las200u 53ih
Nat Steel Is IS 1904
NYC 4 l2s2Ol3A sou
N Y C con As So 81
NY Ch&Stl $3.50 92ih
|NYNHinc41as'2 36ih
NYNHH 4s2007 t6A
NYOW RI As 90 IN
Nor Pac As 81 100
Og6LkCh As 4S Ia
Ohio Ed IS IA 1o4A
Pac G&E IS 70 loAM
PennCtAir31as6C GIN
PennR g 4las66 oeih
PeopGL&C 3s631ooA
Phil Fl 27ss Is lo3lA
.PCCStL IS 70 A 96H
.PCCStL 39ss rs 76M
Ruth lst4 tas41 ~
.StLSF 4hs2O22 so
StLSanFrn4s97 a.
Socony-V2las76 e7ih
SoPacif1c4 ASST o5ze
Sou Pac AIS ~ e7He
.StdOilNJ2Ms71 1914
Third Ave So 40 ID
Third Ave As go 4o
West Md As So 1914
West On SIS 80 74M
Wise Cent As 40 "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
Market Averages
New York Cotton

,ures were easy in early dealings today
Distant months continued to experience
light iiauidating pressure on the posi- 1s
bility that flexible farm price Supports maj
gain congressional approval.
Hedge selling was light and OFFERING.
were absorbed through mill buying ane
short covering. Traders awaited turt me
am Noon prices were 5 to 80 cents . bale
lower than the previous close Octooer
90 "a, December. 1881 and March, 29.fo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26

80 SO 1o6h
FOREIGN las
Antioq Sd rs 81 @1iA
| Australia 5s 30 1ooN
Chile 2-3s 43 25h
Colombia IS 20 AN
ItalPuU lbs ~ 32H
Pansm 3Asa4st 80
Rio deJ6hs63st 2oM
| Urag al Ans 70 e3h
| DOMESTIC lie
| AmAirlines3s66 S7N
Am TIT 3ias59 11oh
Am TIT 2a4s57 Josh
Am TIT 2A sci lo3h
| APW Prod IS SO 70
AtlCoas tL4 h2s64 s5it
Att Dnv2pd4s4s 5oI
BRO CIV 4 la2Ol0 -
Balt&Oh 4s75A "a
BIO PIE As so 8oiE
BeneIndL2R61 80
Beth Stl pas "a 100
BufNiagE2 34s75 lo1N
Can South IS g. 81
Can Pac As perp sAM
Cent Ga IS 95 6ON
en- RR NJ IS 81 81
c q Q gas 7:t 1864
CMStP4las2O19 s.
CCCSL 4las n 6oN
Cons Eds IS 10 loALA
Deere 2Is IS 1921
DetEdison2AS2 1904
bet r T 4Aas FL 80
Dull SS&A IS 81 @0
Grt Nor 2As 81 SSh
Hud&M IF 5s57 81
Hud&M in 5s57 25N
[IC 434S 66 0AA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
Washington Exchange

SALES.

American Tel & Tel-2O at 1929.
Potomac Elec Pwr com-100 at 14hs, zoe
at 14h, 300 at 14h: at 1873.
American Tel g. Tel-2 at 142
Potomac Elec 5000 pfd As at A., %
at As.
Potomac Elec Pwr CONG at 14I., 81
Capital transit As $4,000 at aa1s
81. 900 at 92k.
Garfnckel 5l2fo pfd-5O at 1872.
Washington Gas $3.50 pfd-27 at 1O4a4
Capital Transit-25 at 20ss.
Virginia Elec d Pwr com-5O at 17Hs
Washington Gas COMO at 2312, 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. July 20 .0P.-spot non
IF cent? a'.s pou n5ace' Vssy
Lead. .14A cents q pound, Ney York
Zinc 10 cents pound East Leui''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26

Granite City Steel Co. elected
John N. Marshall chairman OF the
board and executive committee.
effective August /. He has been
special representative for Bethle.
hem Steel Co. sincf 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
NOTICE
OF
FINAL PAYMENT
TO THE HOLDERS OF COMMON SHARES
rur .,,ERyCaN COMPANY

THE AMERICAN COMPANY
The undersigned, APPOINTED as Lieut.
dating Committee of The American Com
pany, hereby gives notice that there. has
been deposited with the Liberty National
Bank, Washington. D. c., sum sufncient
for the payment of S1320 per share as a
Final Payment. in liquidation Of the Com
pany to the holders Of Common shares:
Beginning August 1st, 1919 the holders
Of Common Shares OF The American Com
pany are requested to present their certi-
fcates for such shares, duly endorsed, to
the Trust Department of the Liberty Ma
tional Bank Washington, D. c., in person
or oy regis.ered mail for the pgrDofs OF
the payment Of the said dividend, share
holders will be required to surrender their
certificates of shares to the Liberty Ma
tional Bank for cancellation. To receive
payment, your certificate of shares must
be endorsed BY you, as no payment will
be made unless your endorsement appears
on the certificate and the certificate is
gurrendRved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
RuiIroud Earnings

NEW YORK, July % Especially Net
railway incomes of railroads reporting to-
day for six months ended June 80 are
compared below with results for the same
194s. period: .,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
N. Y. Bond Market

E.rHsAs4 z ~ As;se,a.s1 sf sssi.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26

NEW YORK CITY lint G 1st6s52 TIA
a. so NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 52A
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11
VI. w. AUXILIARY
MEETS PRESIDENT


Mrs. Laurence ]. Murphy of Union
City, New Jersey, National President
of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, made hr Of
ficial visit to "downstate" Delaware
Wednesday, March 2, when Kent
and Sussex Auxiliaries greeted her
at a luncheon held at LePOre's Rest
aurant near Dover at p. m.
The party of welcOmers include
sixty members from fifteen auxlliar-
les of the two lower cOuntise, and
three district presidents: Dorothy
Morris, District No.2; Serena Hayes
District No. 8; and Vivian Ellings-
worth, District No. 4. Among the
guests were Mrs. Florence Stark of
Camden, New Jersey, past national
president, who is Mrs. Murphy's
sponsor; Mrs. Catherine Higgins,
Department President; and City
Manager CharlesBrown, represent
ing the Mayor, who welcomed Mrs.
Murphy to the, Capitol City of the
First State.
Mrs. Murphy talked briefly on the
aims and achievements of the auXil-
iaries. She told of recent changes
in the bylaw enacted at the Nation
al Encampment in September OF
194S. At the conclusion of her talk
she was presented with a lovely
birthday cake surrounded by flags
representing each auxiliary unit il
lower Delaware.
On Tuesday evening, Marcel
first, Mrs. Murphy was guest o
honor at dinner in the j. F. Spec
Post Home, 1908 Market Street
Wilmington. Blue Hen Auxilar!
President Edith J. Baynum, Sec
retary Sarah Barcus, Treasure
Marian Lynch, Lillian Hugg, an,
District President Serena Haye
attended the dinner and welcome
National President Murphy to Del
aware.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11
MiLlUGukee Arrives
At LeWes, Del.
continued from iirst pagel


The Milwaukee sailed in from
the Atlantic in a heavy sea. The
only official act that took place
was the boarding of the ship by
Capt. X. o. Ryzhkov, assistant So
Wet Naval attache, and 1t. J. L.
Wholer, U. S. Navy liaison officer.
A public health officer also climb
ed aboard.
Before the cruiser anchored,
newspapermen and photographers
and the publicity-conscious Rus
sian crew had their round.
The newsmen piled into Coast
Guard launch and went out to meet
the Milwaukee, the bow of which
flew a hammer and sickle oE a red
star fixed with a white shield. A
larger flag was at the stern.
Several seamen were leaning
along the rail of the cruiser as the
Coast Guard launch pulled up.
Quickly, they dashed below decks.
In amatter of minutes, some $50
crewmen, wearing dress uniforms,
appeared on the deck. They lined
up stiffly in high full astrakhan
hats and long black overcoats with
wide, brass buckled belts. The
photographers and newsreel cam
eramen had field day.
The 28-year-old cruisers last
voyage will be up the Delaware
River to the Philadelphia nava
base, where it. will be retired from
active duty and probably scrapped
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11
MILFORD GRANGE

The Milford Grange will hold its
regular meeting Saturday evening,
March IL, at o'clock, in the Grange
Hail.
All members are urgeG to be
present.
Mrs. Mary Lemex has charge Of
the program.
1t will be in the form of variety
program and will be of interest to
all.
Come out and enjoy the meetings
and join in the fun as we'll. Re-
freshments will be served in the
dining hall and a social time win
be had.
Don't forget the date, March 70.
Milford Grange members partici-
pated in the World Day of Prayer
service last Friday, March 4, at the
Church of God. The Grange was
the only fraternal organization par
ticipating.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11
Blue Hen Cagers
Had Good Season
continued from nrss pags1

Walt Swenehart, another six-twO
ace from p. S. dupont, Whining
ton, 95 points, with 43 field goals
and only nine free shots; Johnny
DeGasperis, from Cliffside Park, N.
J., a Kentucky Military star, 7S
points plus power at defense; Bill
UT, from p. s., fourth highest Del
aware scorer last year, with his eff
fective delayed action shot, "a
points; John Buechele, another de-
fensive eager and New Jersey all
state from Union, "a.
Fred Brown, of Wilmington, who
captained the Upper Darby quintet,
shot AZ points; Dick Harris, Clay
mont ace, 81; six-five jim Kruzin-
ski, 207-ponder from P. S., who has
been called the most improved man
on the squad, 80; Bill Shockley, an
other P. S. eager, 27, and his bro
ther Bob, 21.
Other Chicks who played less
during the season were Don Mar
tin, Newark High captain last year;
Joe Lank, skipper at Milford High,
and Joe Larkin, who paced the N.
E. Catholic quintet in Philadelphia.
In the southern division of the
Middle Atlantic States conference
Coach Bob Siemen's quintet is tied
with Drexel Tech and P. M. c.
/ Jayvees, each of which has won
eight and lost two conference
games. The Chicks divided two
games with these two, who were the
only ones to beat them.
4 The Chicks ran up $40 points t.
4 461 for their opponents, or game
average of Sc to AZ. They will ado
some height to next years varsit!
cagers, as this years senior team
was handicapped by lack of alti
tude.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11
State Award Won
By Capital Firemen
Continued rrum nrsr page,

A statewide fire prevention
meeting in the local firehouse, dis
tribution of literature, sponsoring
of fire prevention shorts" i'm the
motion picture theatres, conduct
ing fire drills in the schools. in
spection of business establish
ments, providing of posters and
other store window signs, a dis
play of fire prevention photographs
at the firehouse and fire prevention
programs over radio station
WIDOW.
The fire prevention committee of
the hose company comprised: !:
Chief Boyer, chairman; former
chief Benjamin F. Simmons, III,
First Assistant Chief Samuel r.
Heite, with the cooperation of all
officers and members of the COM
pany.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11
3 Men Hurt In Crash
Of 2 Cars Near FELTON,

Three men We're injured, one
seriously, in two-car headon col
lision on the DUPONT Parkway,
about one mile north of FELTON,,
last Friday night.
Harvey Dill, 38, of Harrington,
operator of one car, suffered pos
sible fractured skull and minor
decorations. He was treated and ad-
mitted to the Kent General Hospi-
tai, Dover, where his condition is
reported serious.
William Donovan, So, also of
Harrington, a passenger in Dill's
car, suffered decorations of the
head and Leland Gardner Kersey
OF Viol9, driver of the second car
received head decorations. Both
were treated at the Kent General
Hospital.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11

Although uranium containing
ores are plentiful and widely scat
tered, it is itself rated almost as
scarce as gold-and hard to ex-
tract. ahI4
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-11

Kai kur ir zodi pasake ir trem-
tinius uzjaute, kad ateis ge-
resni laikai ir teisingumas lai-
mes. Bet buvo ir tokiu vietu,
kur IRO pareigunai j ia musu
valstybine svente visai deme-
sio nekreipe ir lietuviu tarpe
ta diena nesirode. Gala, bet
tokiu dar yra ir nezinia, kan
jie tarnauja.
Visose iskilmese jaut e S
issiskirstymo nuotaika.
IS daznos stovyklos per sa-
waite isvyksta po kelias desimt
tremtiniu. Tikimasi, kad j JAW
iskeliavimas pagreites ir ais
ku, kad kitais metals Vokieti-
joje tuo laiku tebus tik tree
dalis dabar esamu tremtiniu.
Negalima nepamineti ir vo-
kieciu, kurie siais metals, pa
tvs daugiau skriaudu is komu-
nistu patyre, j lietuviu valsty-
bine svente atkreipe didesni de-
mesi. Visoje eileje ju laikras-
ciu buvo paskelbti ju rasiniai'
Ir radiofonai dave lietuviskus
koncertus. Tas taip pat prisi-
dejo prie iskilmingesnes nuo-
taikos sudarymo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-11

Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga,
ivertindama visas kovos uz tau
tos laisve priemones, senai yra
pabrezusi, kad tautos kulturi-
Mai darbai vienas is svarbiau-
siu ginklu toje kovoje.
'Todel Lietuvai VaGuoti Sa-
junga jau treti metal is eiles
Vasario 16-tos proga SIX iri i a
premijas kulturos veikejams
tremtyje. il skyre premijas
rasytojams, skyre dainininkams
(pagarsejusiems ''Ciurl i o nj e.
ciams"), o siais metals il pa
gerbe musu lietuviskos dailes
kuryba, paskirdama pre- m j q
tremtyje esanciam musu daili-
ninku veteranui Adomui Varnui
kuris nesenai atsvente savo' 70
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-11
Ka;n laikosi BALFas

vasario menuo, kada visuo-
menes demesys nukreiptas plr-
mole eileje j ALT vain, BAL
Fui turejo butt nepalankus :
Taciau, kaip matyti is BALFo
centro pranesimo, Sis menuo
RALFui nebuvo blogesnis uz
kitus, jei ne geresnis.
Per vasario menesi BALFas
susilauke $3,613 auku ir narlu
mokesciu.
Be to, susilauke ir 2,O43 sva-
RI drabuziu. Dabar, girdeti,
BALFo skyriai vel sujunda.
Bet yra viena nepalanki ap-
linkybe gyvesnes paramos IS
iudinimui. Nieko .negirdeti is
BALFo centro, kaip eina dar-
bal.
Tiesa,. pranesa, kad per va
sario menesi jis issiunte trem'
tiniams drabuziu, avalynes II
maisto net 1920 svaru =
1918 vertes. Kovo menesio pa
baigai ruosiama nauja siunta
Bet nieko nepranesa, kas da
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-11
IA u. S y
VISUOMENEJE
ALT vajaus cernpijonai

Americas Lietuviq Tarybos
sekretarijatas pranesa keleta
isidemetinu pavardziu. Tai yra
asmenys, kurie ALT vedamo-
je rinkliavoje Lietuvos islai-
svinimo reikalams aukojo ne
maziau, kaip po sinta doleriu.
Tie cempijonai yra: Kunigas
DIR. L.. J. Mendelis Baltimore,
Md.) - $500; D. Kuraitis ir J..
Mackevicius = po $500 (abu
Chicagieciai); ir A. A. Oils
(Chicago), A. j. Mickus (Hau-
ghton, Mich.), A. Stepsys (Cle-
veland, ,Ohio), Klemas Norkus
(Chicago) = po $10O.
Taigi vyriausias cempijonas
yra is Baltimores, bet Chica-
ga uztat visus sumusa cempijo-
nu. skaiciumi. Taciau ir Cleve-
landas gall pasididziuoti savo
cempijonu, nes jis nera nei
klebonas, nei stambus biznie-
rius, nei PROFESSIONALS, tik
paprastas darbininkas. Nora
liai jo auka yra didziausia. Cia
turime mes ir kitu panasiu pa
vyzdziu, kuriq desimtines mo-
raliai daugiau sake nei kitQ
simtines.
Bet is kitos puses ne visai
ir linksma, jeigu toki pavyz-
dziai neparagins padaryti att
tinkamas isvadas tuos, kuriu
galimybes leistu pasirodyti dar
didesniais cempijonais, negu
cia paminetieji..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-11
APSAUGA NUO NE
TIKETQ UzPUOLIMQ

Prizes kelias dienas Kongrese
buvo priimtas istatymas apsi-
saugoti nuo snipinejimo. Nu-
matytos dideles bausmes uz
snipinejima taikos metu.
Dabar kongresas vel skubiai
prieme labai svarbu istatyma,
kuriuo leidzia karinei vadovybei
sudaryti moderniska apsaugos
tinkla nuo netiketu prieso lex
tuvu uzpuolimo.
Yra spejama, kad sovietai ar
ba ir kiti krastai, kurie yra ju
zinioje, naudoja vokieciu isra-
dimus ir gall tureti tokiu auto
matiniu lektuvu, kurie skrenda
labai aukstai ir labai greit, taip
greit, kad is anksto ju negali-
ma paprastomis priemonemis
nei isgirsti, nei pamatyti.
Apsisaugoti nuo tokiu lektu-
w uzpuolimu yra tik vienas bu-
das - tai naudojimas tam tik-
ru itaisymu, kuriu pagrinde yra
garsusis karo meto isradimas
- radar. Su radaro prietai-
sais karo metu susekdavo vo-
kieciu povandeninius laivus. Da-
bar tas isradimas jau istobu-
lintas ir jau galima is anksto
susekti taip pat ir lektuvus.
Yra ir priemones tuos lex
tuvus ir numusti. Bet kad bu-
tu galima tikrai apsisaugoti,
reikia istiso tinklo sekimo sto-
ciu, turinciu tuos prietaisus. Tv
stociu turf butt itaisyta visuose
pakrasciuose.
:. Kadangi uzpuolimas gall ivy
: xii per Kanada, tai ir Kanads
: itraukiama j sta apsaugos tink'
) Ia.
: Visiems items irengim m
paskirta vien USA zemeje zoo
: milijonq doleriu. Kanados isl
j jungimas reikalauja dar 161
r milijono. Kongresas be gincl
: tuos pinigus paskyre ir paved
j skubiai vykdyti ta plana.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-03-11
M. Krupavicius ir V. ST
dzikauskas lankysis
Kanadoj

ALT sekretarijatas pranesa,
kad kovo menesio gale VLlKo
atstovai - M. Krupavicius If
v. Sidzikauskas .isvyks porai
savaiciu j Kanada.
Tuo tarpu jie lankosi musu
lietuviskose kolonijose. Gaila'
taciau, kad to lankymosi pla-
mas mazai zinomas. 1r skelbla-
mas jis labai paveluotai.
stai, pavyzdziui, V. Sidzi-
kausko vasario 27 = kovo l3
dienos marsruta gavome Tx
kovo 8 diena, tai yra po to, ka-
da trys v. Sidzikausko prakal-
bos ivairiose vietose jau buvo
praejusios ir liko prlesakyle
vien tik kovo 13 dienos apsl-
lankymas New Haven, Conn
O juk butu naudinga, kad
snauda visus tuos apsilanky-
mus galetu paskelbti is anksto'
Be to, ne visai tikslinga atro-
do. kad, pavyzdziui, nedidele-
;e Kearny, NJ. kolonlJoJe IAN
kesi abu atstovai drauge' tue
tarpu tokioje vietoje, kaip Cle-
velande, dar neturejo progos
nei vienas pasirodyti. lr ne
zinia, kas imasi ar nesiima lnl'
ciatyvos, kad Jie cla apS''"
kytu -.
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[ietuVai Iaduod dSajunga pagerhe trendn! Eetu1BkoS
dail6S yeterana

Centrines iskilmes Vokieti-
joje, svenciant vasario 16 die
nos svente, ivyko
svabu Gmuendes stovykloje.
Sventes isvakarese buvo itei-
ktos rasytojams skirtos premi-
jos. Cia buvo iteikta ir Lietu-
val Vaduoti Sajungos skirta
premija dailinin k III Adomui
Varnui. I svabu Gmuendes
stovykla susirinko tremtiniai
kulturininkai is ivairiausiQ vie
tn ir sventes metu kiekvienas
jautesi tarsi butu atvykes i
Kauno Valstybes Teatra, kur
paprastai tokios iskilmes bu-
davo. Deja, cia visi buvo susi-
rinke j buvusiq arklidziu pa
talpas, kurios buvo ir saltokos
ir nejaukios. Bet musQ dalll-
ninkai, kick imanydami jas IS
puose lietuviskais zenklais. At
simenant, kad svabu Gmuen-
des stovykloje gyvena aple
1000 lietuviu, tai i iskilminga
posedi ir buvo susirinkusl dl-
dziule minia zmoniq.
Panasios iskilmes vyko
beveik kiekvienoje tremtiniq
stovyklOje,
tik gal ne taip iskilmingai, mes
ir salygos ne visur leido. Visur
ivyko pamaldos, paskalt 0 s.
koncertai. Daug kur iskllmese
dalyvavo ir IRO aukstesnleJl
pareigunai. ! iskilmes lankesl
ir Americas armijos karlal'
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bar girdeti tremtiniu imigra-
cijos reikaluose.
Laval, kurie dabar atplau-
kia. tai yra pereitu metu dar-
bo vaisiai. Bet cia gi dar ne
galas. Kaip tvarkosi visi tie
klausimai, del kuriu buvo daug
kalbeta? Kas girdeti apie
tremtiniu imigracijos lstaty-
mo pakeitima? Kokiu paslmo-
kymu igyta is praktikos, ru-
pinantis garantiju reikalals y!
Ar BALFo imigracijos koml-
tetas neturi jokiu patarimu vi
suomenei?
To komiteto paskutinis pra-
nesimas apie tremtiniu imigra-
cijos istatyma didziaja dalml
buvo tik atpasakojimas zinlQ
apie ia projekta, kurios jau
daug anksciau spaudoje buvo
paskelbtos.
BALFas spaudai tue tarpu
siuncia daug graudinanciQ at
sisaukimu, raginanciu aukotl
Bet ar ne geriau paragintu au'
koti, jei, vietoj dalies tu grau'
dingu sukiu, bltu daugiau vi:
suomenei rupimu informacijq
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lankymosi tikslas nieku nepa-
teisinamas.
Vienas laikrastis Nankinge,
Kinijoje, parase, kad reikia SUI
stabdyti Ciangkaiseko itaka j
vyriausybes politika, kuria jis
daras is Sales. Valdzia ta lai-
krascio laida konfiskavo ir lai-
krasti uzdare, o redakt o r Y
areStavo.