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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30
Candle-Lit Service Marks Wedding
Sunday of Miss FAIR and Carl Moon

The marriage of Miss Walterine
Farr, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. L. Farr of Pascagoula to Carl
Robert Moon, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Moon of the same city, was
solemnized at a candle-lit service
at First Presbyterian church Sun
day at 5 p. m. with the Rev. Ar
thur Schneider officiating.
In addition to the many can
delabra with their lighted tapers,
chrysanthemums, gladioli and
ferns were used in carrying out
the wedding c%olors, white and
green.
Music consisted of a group of
pre-nuptial solos by Miss Dora
Nell Lowe, who was accompanied
by Mrs. R. f. Farnsworth.
Bride Enters With Father
The bride entered with her ia
ther. She wore steel blue satin
in a late model and carried a
white Bible to which was at
tached a single orchid with rib
bons ending in love knots. She
wore a bracelet that had be-
longed to her great, great grand
mother.
The groom was attended by Lar
ry Rouse of Gulfport, best man.
Ushers were Edward Rodgers,
Marshal Jones and Tom and John
Moon.
Following the ceremony, Mr..
and Mrs. Farr presided over a sup
per and reception at their home
at 241 Pine which was attended
by about 100 guests.
Here the brides book was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Edward Rod
gers and Mesdames Tom Moon
and j. N. Moon and Miss Dora
Nell Lowe assisted in serving the
bridal cake after its first cutting
by Mr. and Mrs. Moon.
Out-Of-Town Guests
Out-of-town guests were Mar
shall Jones, Mobile; Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G.. Odom, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Mcdonald; Mrs. Cassie Rouse and
sister, Miss Mary Lou Rouse,
Larry Rouse, Mrs. Allie McDon-
aid, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Laney;
George Graguard, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. D. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D..
Moon, Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Moon
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. Anderson of
Gulfport; Mr.. and Mrs. j. N.
Watts, Mrs. Gertrude Watts and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kramer of
Bay st. Louis; Capt. and Mrs. A.
L. Price, Misses Benta Allen,
Anna Dowd and Ruby Mouledous
and Mrs. William Allen.
Depart On Honeymoon
After the reception, Mr.. and
Mrs. Moon. left for a honeymoon
trip to Alabama and Georgia. On
their return they will be at home
at 241 Pine.
Mrs. Moon is a graduate of Pas
cagoula High school and
Draughon's Business school. With
her parents she has made her
home in Pascagoula for the past
seven years.
Mr.. Moon who has resided here
for the same length of time, is
also a graduate of Pascagoula
High and of Perkinston college.
He is in the navy.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30
Pukistun Official
Sees F~rustrution

Karachi - (AP) - Pakistan
Foreign Minister Sir Mohammad
Zafrullah Khan said here that
"a sense of futility and frustra-
ton prevails among the men,
bers of the United Nations or
ganization." Writing in the Ka-
rachi weekly, the "Pakistan Hor-
izon", Zafrullah attributed this
feeling to 'a weakness which has
become rapidly apparent in the
organization = of voting too oft
en-, particularly in the Security
Council, for Interior motives and
considerations"
He explained: "If a question
arises affecting colonial power,
whatever the merits of the case,
other colonial powers are chary
of taking a decision or endorsing
action, which should be resented
by the colonial power concerned.
Their guilty consciences make
them feel that any one of them
may b elm the same position next
year in which a brother colonial
power finds itself today"
Zafrullah added: AN impress
sion is gaining ground that sue
cessful aggression by a determ-
ined and strong nation, which can
win the support or sympathy of
at least one permanent member
of the Security Council, is likely
to be condoned and would in time
obtain the seal of at least tacit
approval"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30
Calvary WINS
Circles Are
Reorgonized

Following an annual custom at
the close of the church year, Cal
vary Missionary Society reor-
ganized its various circles with
changes in membership looking
toward a better acquaintance
among women of the church. The
meetings will be held Monday
afternoon and the study periods
will be followed by social hours
at which time refreshments will
be served by the h~ostesses.
CIRCLE TWO
Circle Two, as the one headed
by Mrs. o. L. Taylor is being des-
ignated until a name is selected,
met at the home of Mrs. Joe
Brown Monday. Opening prayer
and devotional were given by
Mrs. Taylor, and the following
officers were elected: Mrs. Tay-
lor, chairman; Mrs. E. M. Dossett,
secretary; Mrs. N. C. REVERE,
community missions; Mrs. j. B.
Mccullough, Bible study; Mrs.
E. E. Pierce, program; Mrs. H. L.
Watts, mission study; Mrs.
Browne, stewardship; White Cross
coupons, Mrs. L. @. Bardwell.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Bardwell, COL 18th,
October 10.
CIRCLE THREE
The circle to be known as
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30
INDIA PLANS NEW COINS
LIONS TO REPLACE KING

New Delhi = (AP) - The gov
eminent has tentatively decided
that free India's new coins will
bear the design of three lions on
the Asoka pillar in place of the
kings head.
The reverse of the coins Will
bear ears of corn, a peacock, and
the Asoka bull. The new coins
will be put into circulation after
India proclaims herself a republic
Jan, 26. 1850, The first set of
coins to be minted will be for
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30

To make a delicious salad rub
a salad bowl with a cut Glove Of
garlic; add a quarter teaspoon OF
salt, a half teaspoon of sugar, a
half teaspoon of dry mustard,
and a tablespoon or two of finely
grated onion. Mix well. Now add
two tablespoons of cider vinegar
and about a third cup Of salad
oil, and mix again. Break a head
of lettuce and the sprays from a
bunch Of w~atercress into the
bowl, toss lightly, and serve.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30
EIGHTY-FoURTH BIRTHDAY
OF MRS. McRAE SUNDAY

The eighty-fourth birthday an
niversary of Mrs. Nancy McRae
was celebrated Sunday at a din
lei at the home of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
M. McRae.
There was a handsome birth
day cake and numerous presents
among which were many from
the Susannah Wesley circle of
First Methodist church.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30

Three" until a more suitable
name can be selected, met at the
home of Mrs. Emma Avis Mon
day, the new day for assembly.
Mrs. c. L. Bice, temporary chair
man, was elected permanently
and Mrs. R b. Knight, secretary;
Mrs. Boyce Coleman, Bible study;
Mrs. Avis, community missions;
Mrs. Bartie Cook, program. A
co-hostess and other chairmer
will be appointed later. There
were IL present.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30

Sandy needed a vacation as much
as he did himself.
Petersen lived in lodging for
the summer and every morning at
four o'clock he went to the ntea-
dow, where Sandy Mac was graz
ing. Then he watered the horse
and took il for a walk.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30
CANINE CRANE

The Cannie Crane circle which
sprang into being at a meeting of
society members at the home of
Mrs. Frank Berry Tuesday has
been named in memory of Mrs.
A. B. Crane, who until her death
was an active worker in tn e
church. The new executive staff
will be Mrs. M. w. Mcdaniel.
chairman; Mrs. Joe Loe, secre-
tary; Mrs. w. J. ellsworth, Bible
study; Mrs. Wallace Harrell, mis-
sion study; Mrs. Arthur Shep-
herd, program; Mrs. Frank Berry,
membership; Mrs. John Legare,
community missions; Mrs. Nc
Daniel social activities.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30

U. s. history through the 10th
Century can be traced by tn
American glassware created by
skilled craftsmen who depicted
outstanding events on bottles,
plates and other pieces.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30
Moss Point Rotary
Program Cancelled
BY Speakers Illness

Due to the illness of the guest
speaker the program planned for
the luncheon meeting of the Moss
Point Rotary Thursday did not
materialize, However the regu-
lar meeting was held, presided
over by the president. Leonard
Robinson.
Guests at the meeting were
Bob Mcintosh, T. H. Dickson. A.
Il. Shelton of Mobile, and Mag
gle Hammond, Visiting Rotarians
were Chester Lyons, Tom Wells
mally presented to the president
of the Indian republic in a public
ceremony.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30

Greenwood at sTupelo
Treadwell (M'phisl at 'GreeN
vile.
"McComb at Laurel
'Brookhaven at Hazelhurst
COMA at "Natchez
"Hattiesburg at Picayune
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30
Big-8 Comes Tonight
Fridays Results

Big-s Games Tonight
Columbia at Biloxi
sClarksdale at jackson
columbus at sCorinth
sVicksburg at Meridian
and Alton May of Pascagoula, and
Walter Leggett of Biloxi.
A board of directors meeting
was announced for 1880 p. m.
Thursday at the home of A. l..
Bresemann.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-30
VACATION E FUN
JUST HORSING AROUND

Copenhagen - (AP) - Sandy
Mac, IA years old, returned to
everyday life on the Copenhagen
pavement after two weeks vaca-
ton in a seaside resort near the
capitalize FIRST holiday in his
life. You never saw a happier
horse,
Sandy Mac is in the wine bus
mess. His driver, 81 year old Her
luf Petersen, made up his mind
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-10
Billings to Have
Stute Truck Rodeo

Montana's second annual truck
drivers rodeo will be held at Bill
ings July 80 with preliminaries
scheduled for Great Falls June &c
and at Billings July Is.
Sponsor of the events is the
Montana Motor Transport associa-
ton. Classifications for competi-
ton are straight truck, tractor and
semi-trailer, and full truck and
trailer.
Competition includes actual
driving tests on obstacle courses
and written examinations on high
way regulations, first aid, fire
fighting, common driving sense
and other safety factors.
The rodeo is sponsored by the
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-10
Grange Sponsors
SUnrift Dance

Dance to help the Sunrift COM
munlty hall project is being spon-
sored Saturday evening, June 18
by the Bad Rock Grange.
The 40 by 6O-foot hall serves the
east of Flathead river farming
area. Now a year old, it was built
largely through donated labor and
materials to provide a wholesome
"family-type" recreational spot.
The coming dance is to raise
funds for improving the hall. On
the committee is Paul McCracken,
chairman with Joe Rayola, Jack
Hall and Amos Hellman with Mrs.
McCracken in charge of the lunch.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-10

lodge building, a shower and lam
ory building, two faculty cabins
and two student dormitories each
TO house "a students.
The buildings, according to a
release from the office of Cover
nor John w. Bonner, will be all
steel construction erected on con-
crete foundations.
Also interested in getting the
summer school were the states of
Utah and Wyoming.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-10
ming FIotheod
ii in 1910

,,,.bead with its good
Inns that take snow-wa-
the continental divide
.o,,gh canyons have CIV
ahout dams for some
tiles and Mike Berne re-
..eru Wagner, who fire.
[ssse parts around 1910.
Lied the U. S. mails at
and recalls that Wagner
| dam near the site OF the
|uungry Horse structure,
ding. He'd surveyed the
nosted a notice of his
tried to raise capital
Liam by selling ST. club
hips.
(ntly Wagner was an I'M
= He seemed to have
IN ideas: (1) to build a
= in Box canyon up the
4 or in Bad Rock can
d have overhead sprink-
Zion. which he felt was
ctical for the Flathead,
Il build a railroad from
D Columbia Falls prin-
haul lumber.
No years ago, there was
concern who set up
Columbia Falls, for the
damming the Flathead
Bad Rock canyon.
Fagner he apparently died
Iancisco. His ideas about
low affairs, and quite
From what man has in
tbe Flathead rivers south
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-10

montana organization in coopera-
'ion with the American Trucking
association national safety pro-
gram.
Drivers interested in entering
the rodeo may secure forms from
lhe Montana Motor Transport as
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-10
U Picks
! for Camp

d field station of Indiana
! is being established on
7 flank of the Tobacco
ntains in northern Mad
" at the mouth of Car
6eek, South Boulder ri
lamp this year will con-
d by l10-foot dining and
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-10

ISOLATION offices in Billings, or
from Mclaughlin, Snyder truck
lines, Great Falls.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-10

Advertising dedlVine for the
Hungry Horse Ne1Us is Wednesday
noon.
The Valley settler., 1949-06-17
CHS- fOOO- HEALTH
Cont. from np. 4

OOnIs 1TOl 0ps 4
 As a result of lowered pr to in concontra- tion in plants undor soil fertility doplo- tion, not only tho hard wheat but also tho protein in boof and lamb is moving vest ward. Chicago is no longer tho major boof cottlo market, that honor nov TO sts vi tn Kansas City. Abrocht asks-"Can a dentist soc good permanent tooth be ing laid dorn.. .uhon tho mothor's dict is deficient in minerals and protein? Can he find sound tooth in school children -hon carbohydrate bulk predor1i- mates in the ir dict because Of it's lossor cost and oasior stor ago than that Of milk and moat?"
 Phys ico1 exam inot ions Of 69, 584 sorvicomon averaging 24 years old, rho caao on active Navy duty in 194l-42, aa 01od the moan num- bor of 10 simple and SGonpound cavit ios and , filings DOT porson, said. By classi- flying those naval induc toos in homo regions it vas found that tho lo-ost nu1lbor of carious teoth uoro in the Longitudinal bolt just Uost of tho l-ississ ippi vhoro prairie SO ills ri tn q high capacity for protein production because of high mineral fort il il ty had groun bottor tooths
 It vas also found that thoso so ills growing 6 starchy grains and fattoning livestock had much highor number of docayed tooth per person.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
OAR KELI ZODzIAI

Pereltame numeryJe buVC
pamineta apie baigusia auks-
tail moksla lietuvaite Anne
Lait Lodge. il yra dukte DR..
F. Matulaiciu-Lait, gyvenanciQ
Clevelande. JOS tevai abu yra
medikales profesijs zmones.
Anne Lait Lodge yra zmona
Evan A. Lodge, Angliskos kali
bos virSininko Junior ir Senior
High mokyklose Clevelande.
Anne Lait baige East High
mokykla pirmaeile mokine, o
Western Reserve Universitete
siekdama Bachelor of Science
laipsnio savo darbais taip atsi-
zymejo, kad jai buvo suteikta
galimybe stoti j Case Institute
of Technology, kuri dabar bal
ge SUI Master of Science laips-
niu chemijos srityje. il buvo
tik viena moteriska baigusi ta
moksla Case Institute, kuri
kartu SUI ia baige 1876 vyrai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
40 METV LIETUVIQ
BANKUI

Clevelando lietuviu bankas,
The Superior Savings & Loan
dabar vadinamas The Superior
Savings and Loan Association,
siais metals svencia 40 metu
savo veikimo jubiliejQ.
Sausio 20 d. ivyko banko
dalininku susirinkimas, kuria-
me turejo butt direktoriu- per-
rinkimas. Perrinkimas liete
siuos direktorius: dir. J. T. Wit
ku, kuris yra valdybos pirmi-
ninkas, J. T. DeRighter, Chas.
O'Bell ir J. Urbsaiti. Visi ke-
turi buvo vel isrinkti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
HIPPODROME
WONDERFUL URGE

Smagi komedija, kurioje va
dovaujamas roles vaidina pra-
garseje artistai Tyrone Power
ir Gene Tierney, Twentieth
Century Fox's THAT Wonder
full Urge, bus pradeta rodyti
treciadieni, vasario 9, Hippo
drome Theatre.
Tyrone Power vaidina jauna
laikrascio reporteri, kuriam pa
vedama parinkti ziniu apie III
noma turtuole panele. Tarp ju
po ivairiu prietikiu uzsimezga
meiles rysiai. Gene Tierney
pirma karta vaidina komedijo-
je, ir dalykas dedasi garsioje
Sun Valley ir New Yorke.
Prize ju vaidina keli kit ge-
ri artistai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
KAS UzRASE DIRVA
PETRAICIUI?

Prizes kick laiko vienas Wy
risks uzsake DIRVA Joe Pet
raiciui. Adreso negalejo pasa-
sakyti ir gerai nezinojo net
miesto, kuriame tas Petraitis
gyvena. Spejo, kad gal Youngs-
town, Ohio, bet, sake, jo adre-
sas cia pas jus turf butt.
Pats savo pavardes ir adre-
so taip pat nepasisake.
Joe Petraicio adreso, paslro-
do, DIRVOJE nera ir nezino-
me kur uzsakyta D1RVA slus-
ii.
Uzsakiusi asmeni prasom at
siliepti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04

ruled homeland by the thousands,
determined never to return to Rus
,sia as it exists today. Far from
protesting that their relatives in
the DIP camps of Western Europe
are held there against their will,
citizens of the so-called "Baltic So
Wet Republics take every possible
opportunity to urge that their refu-
gee friends and relatives remain in
exile rather than return to the So
viet-occupied Baltic States. There
have been cases in which displaced
Balts have received letters from their
friends or family in the Homeland,
urging their return, which invariab-
ly had been extorted and, in some
instances, even paid for with money
by the Russian NKVD.
We quote from an article in re-
gard to Soviet prevarication:
The Soviet Government was er-
ected and is maintained by a vast
system of lying.
One form of the lie is in the in
itials U.S.SR. They stand for Un-
ion of Socialist Soviet Republics.
But Soviet Russia isn't Union. 1t
isn't Socialist and it isn't a Repub-
lie.
A union maintained by coercion
is no real union. Socialism in one
essential respect {. the refusal to
resort to violence :. . contradlcts
Communism AS for Russia's being
a Republic, it's like saying that
Ivan the Terrible was the peoples
choice.
(Rev. J. M. Gillis, esp, the Tab
let, Brooklyn, N. Y, Oct. %, '4S)'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
PHONE: ENdicott 4486

foundly patriotic, the interested par
ties have raised the most vehement
protests against this authoritative
act which imposes on them a citizen
ship which they do not want. They
show themselves to be painfully sur
prised that the French, who have
themselves cruelty suffered from a
foreign occupation, are helping to
impose slavery under hostile power
on small, defenseless nations.
AS for France, will she betray her
ideal and her principles, seeing that
she always posed as the protector of
oppressed peoples?
Looking from the practical point
of view, the French decision appears
deplorable and detrimental to the
interests of our country. Indeed, we
are inviting foreign refugees to set
tie in our land. Now, the Balts are
at present hesitating to respond to
our appeal, because they are AFRAID
in case we should break with the
USSR, of being treated as Soviet
citizens. t.f.
(Translated from Paroles Franchises
July %, 1948)
1t may be added here that the
order issued by General Koenig, re-
ferred to above, has since been re-
voked.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
NAUJA FILMA NORWOOD
BRANCH LIBRARY

Norwood Branch Lib rary,
64O5 Superior Ave., ketvirta-
dienio vakare, vasario 10 d.,
pradeda nauja menesine serija
filmu seimoms. sitoje serijoje
bus filmos "Wings to Mexico
and Guatemala, Canine Eyes
for the Blind, "Daredevils on
Ice" ir Three Little Bruins
Make Mischief.
FilmOs rodomos nemokamai.
Vaikai irgi ileidziami drauge
SUI tevais. Programos pradzia
Z 80.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
Vosorio 19 keprikIousomybes Dieno
Lietuviu SoIeie

Lii e tuvos nepriklausomybes
sventes minejima placiu mas
tu, apimant visa Clevelando
lietuviQ visuomene, victims A.
l.. Tarybos skyrius rengti ne
siryzo. Girdeti, kad yra rem
giamas paminejimas vien tik
sv. Jurgio parapijos ribose, tos
parapijos saleje. Tame rengi-
me dalyvauti ne parapijiniu or
ganizaciju nekviete ir apie tai
nieko net nepranesa.
Vietos LVS l skyrius todel
imasi iniciatyvos surengti ne
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
The Balti-Soviet
Citizens?

According to information commu-
nicated to us by the "Union for De-
fense of Oppressed Peoples" Gen.
eral Koenig, our military governor
in Germany, has published an order
according to which the Baltic refu-
gees CLithuanians, Estonians, Lat
yians) in the French Zone of occu-
patton, are to be considered, from
the juridical point of view, as being
Soviet citizens.
Deeply anti-Communist and pro-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04

priklausomybes sventes pami-
nejima ir Lietuviu Saleje, ku-
ria dabar jau bus galima nau-
dotis lietuviu Recommendations
reikalams.
Numatyta, kad tas pamineji-
mas ivyks sestadieni, vasario
19 diena. Tai bus drauge ir
pirma proga lietuviams susi-
eiti savo saleje kulturini pa
rengima.
Placiau apie parengima bus
praneSta veliau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
SUNKIAI SUSIRGO
ROZE ZALOGIENE

Antanas Zaloga, 1900 Rum
by Rd., 81 sekmadieni grlzes
is prezidento Smetonos pami-
nejimo RADIO namuose nelaime.
10 zmona Roze Zalogiene sun
kiai susirgo - tapo stipriai
paralizuota. il ir anksciau sir
ginejusi, bet dabar liga sueme
ypatingai stipriai.
Skaitytojui A. Zalogai DIR
VA reiskia gilia uzuojauta ir
linki greiciau susilaukti vel
sveikatOs namuOSe.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
PERDAUG DEMOkRATQ
INA AIGAS

Cuyahoga apskrityJe Demo-
kratu partija perdaug lslvyra-
vo. issilaikydama valdzioJe ar
ii 20 metu. The Citizens Lea
que pradejo tyrineti tos valdy-
bos rastines ir jose RADIO pri-
grusta daug dykaduoniu tar
nautoju, kuriu visas darbas
yra tik dirbti lake rinkimu uz
tu paciu savo virsininku isrln-
kima.
Citizens League nori suma-
zinti apskrities gyventoJams
taksus, taigi pradejo tyrinetl
visus apskrities ofisus patik-
rinimui, ar juose reikalingi tie
visi siltas vietas turinti tar
nautojai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
DOSNUS AUKOTOJAI

Zigmantas ir Ona Vasil,
140O4 Ardenall Ave-, apsilan-
ke DIRVOJE atnaujinti prenu-
meratos, ia. proga paaukojo 10
doleriu paremti DIRVOS SUM-
tinejimui j kitus krastus, ir is
siunte uz 10 doleriu du siunti-
MUS dviem pazistamu Ameri-
koje neturintiems tremtiniams.
Tremtiniu vardu nuosirdziai
jiems dekojame.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
PAKLAUSIMAS INFORMACI-
JOS ALMANACH REDAK-
GIIAI

CIJAI
P. ]. ziurys pastebejes, kad
New Yorke isleistame Almana-
che Conformation Please" yra
visai nutyletos informacijos apie
Pabaltijos krastus, bet apie tV
krastu pasiuntinybes yra pa
rasyta, kad jos uzdarytos, Q
patys Pabaltijo krastai iskai-
tyti j USSR, parase laiska al
manacho redaktoriui, klausda-
mas:
1. IS kokiu saltiniu jie pa
eme informacijas, kad Lietu-
vos, Latvijos ir Estijos pasiun-
tinybes uzdarytos?
2. Kodel paskutinese dvie-
jose laidose nebera jokiQ de-
talesniu informaciju apie tuos
krastus?
3. Kodel rodykleje tie kras-
tai iskaityti j Sovietu Sajun-
ga? Ar redakcija duoda sovie-
tams ia pripazinima anksciau,
negu US Valstybes Depart
mentas arba kiti demokratiski
kraStai?