davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-03

Gasparaitis Kostas, Eugenija
Arunas - Cleveland Height
Ohio.
Gircys Antanas, Alfonsas, An
tanas - Spencer, Mass.
Glodenis Antanas - Chicago
Ill.
Grazulis Antanas, Ona, Ona =
Millbury, Mass.
Grinius Pranas, Anicetas -
Melrose Park, Ill.
Hintendorf Anna, Benjaminas
= Stoughton, Mass.
Hofmanas Ada - Chicago, Ill.
Jacevicius Stasys - Waukegan,
Ill.
Jaknilnas Ona - Auburn, Mass
Jakubaitis Pranas, Elena -
Chicago, Ill.
Karklius Alfonsas, Benediktas
Homestead, Pa.
Kirsiniene Valerija - Ardmore,
Pa.
Kizlauskas Vincas, Ona, Edvar-
das = Brooklyn, N. Y.
Krusinskas Kazys, Ona, Stase,
Antanas, Irena - Nantico-
ke, Pa.
Kulikauskas Jonas, Ane, Artu-
ras, Arvydas - Newark, NJ.
Mikuckis Maria - So Boston,
Mass.
Paliulis Bronius, Irena - Cice-
70, Ill.
Racius Vladas, Ona, Algirdas -
Cameron, w. Va.
Radvila Kasperas, Stefanija, Nj
jole = Eennville, Mich.
Rusteikis Vytautas - Worces-
ter, Mass.
Sabockis Antanas - Chicago,
Ill.
Saladzius Valentines - De-
troit, Mich.
Antanas - Chicago, Ill.
sestokas Juozas, Ona, Ona -
Warwick, N. Y.
Vladas - Saline, Mich.
Stelmokas Vytautas, Scholastic
ka, Reda - So Boston, Mass.
silbajoris Rimvydas, Algirdas
- Brooklyn, N. Y.
Stockus Jonas - Burlington,
Wise.
Sukackas Juozas - Cicero, Ill.
Tallat-Kelpsa Stasys, Maria -
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Tarasewisch Maria - Will
iamsport, Pa.
Telycenas Alfonsas, Ona, Vyte-
mis-, Dalia = Cleveland, Ohio
Tiskute OLYMPIA - So Boston,
Mass.
Valaitis Jonas - Brooklyn, NY.
Valiulis Antanas, Petronele,
Aleksandras, Eugenijus -
Watervliet, N. Y.
Valius Leonas - N Andover,
Mass.
Venclovas Jonas, Elena, Sigita,
Svajunas, Guoda - Hick-
man, Kentucky
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NAUJAUSI NAUJAKURIAI

s\@SS0SS
Apple s. m. geguzes % d., lai
WI Marine Jumper" j New Yor.
ka atvyksta Sic lietuviai trem.
tiniai:
Albushat Ella - Los Angeles
Calf.
Baltikauskas Alfonsas - Bal.
timore, Md.
Bendikas Jonas, Julia, Dona-
tas, Julia, Elena - Lafa-
yette, Ind.
Bendzius Jurgis, Maria - Wa
tertown, Conn.
Bierys Mykolas - Poquonack,
Conn.
Bobelis Kazys - Chicago, III.
Budonis Juozas - Cotenau, N.
D.
Budrikis Antanas, Ona, Judita
- Middletown, N. Y.
Cepulionis Marcelinas, Paulina,
Sofia, Benedikta, Arvydas -
Creston, Iowa
Cibas Mykolas - Great Neck,
N. Y.
Dudenas Jurgis, Emilia, Vyda,
Jurina - Lynxville, Wise.
Gasiliunas Ignas, Jadvyga, Sau-
lis, Grazina = New York, NY
Giedraitis Ona, Arnas, Aukse
- Lake Pawaukee, Wise.
Grigaitis Albinas, Salomeja, Re-
gina - Detroit, Mich.
Grigaliunas Ignas, Stase - Ke-
nosha, Wise.
Jakubauskas Vincas - Chica-
go, Ill.
Jeneckas Juozas - Watertown,
Conn.
Juodikisl Leonas = Owensboro,
KY.
Jurkulnevicius Juozas, Valeri-
ia, Nijole - Rochester, NY.
Kairys Juozas, Liudas - Chica-
go, Ill.
Kikilas A1eksas - Chicago, Ill.
Kamaitis Teofilis = Sheboygan,
Wise.
Kronkaitis Jadvyga, Danute, Vi
oleta = Poquonock, Conn.
Lapurka Vaclovas - Kearny,
N. j.
Likanderis Antanas, Stefanija,
Jurgis, Eugenijus - Chicago,
Liorencas Endrius, Auguste =
Belvidere, VT.
Maceina Juozas - Mankato,
MINI.
Maciulevicius Jonas, Anastazi-
ia, Viktoras, julius. Kazimie-
ras = Worcester, Mass.
Marcinkevicius Antanas - Wa
terbury, Conn.
Mjkutaitis Mecys = Sodus,Mi
Modestavicius Vale, Dalia =
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Memorials Kostas - Dorchester,
Mass.
Osmolskis Povilas, Ona = Bro
oklyn. N. Y.
Petrauskas Jonas - Chicago
Ill.
Petrauskas Viktoras - Chica.
60. Ill.
Plausinaitis Justinas, Marcele
Algirde - Dorchester, Mass
Preibys Justinas - Newington
Conn.
Purvins Kazys - Dunbar, Wist
Rakauskas Vincas, Leokadija
Aldona, Antanas, Stefanija -
| Detroit, Mich.
Ramanauskas Antanas, Izabele
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PIGUS CUKRUS

Daznas Amerikon atvaziaves
pastebi, kad cia labai pigus cuk.
rus. Visur kitur cukrus, palygi.
nus SUI kitais maisto dalykais,
yra daug brangesnis.
O dabar darosi aisku ir kode
taip yra. Ypac items, kurie pa
teko pagal nevardines darbo su-
tariffs j Luisianos cukraus plan
tacijas. ..
Taip vadinama "Laisve" la
bal apsidziauge radusi laikras-
ciuose kun. Konciaus pasipikti-
nina tomis darbo salygomis, ku-
riose tenka dirbti atvykusiems
tremtiniams. Va, sake, dabar
tai pamatysit, kas tai yra Ame-
rika!
Tx vienas dalykas Bimbai
neaiskus: kas yra tie "dypu-
kai", kurie net ir Luisianos cuk-
raus plantacijose dirba taip,
kad darbdaviai jais patenkinti,
o jie patys, nors ir skundziasi,
bet vistiek dirba ir sakosi turi
vilties, kad veliau bus geriau.
Jis speja, kad tai jau koki nors
ukininkai ar siaip prie sunkaus
darbo prate darbininkai =.
Ma, o ka pasakysit, jeigu tai
kaip tik ne ukininkai ir ne XII
toki darbininkai, o kaip tik dau-
gumoje tie "baisieji ponai'', ku-
riais Bimba veltui stengiasi wi
So svieta strosyti"?
Taip, tie "baisieji fasistai"
ne toki bailus prie darbo, kaip
pats Bimba. OF, jeigu il kas nu-
varytu nuo Maskvos pinigais
storai nuklotos redaktoriskos
kedes j cukraus plantacijas, ta-
da tai isgirstum gvolta, didesni,
negu del Eislerio sustabdymo
Londone :. Prisiminkim tiktai,
kaip jis - ne Luisianoj, o pa
cioj jo garbinamoj Maskvoj =
kelias dienas pabuves pradejo
dejuoti, kad pasiilgo savo =.
burzujiskq patogumq!
Niekas nesako, kad Luisia-
moi gerai. Ir Amerika nelabai
gall pasididziuoti cukraus pigu-
mo priezastimi .. zinoma, cuk-
ru perka ir darbininkai. Visi pa
tenkinti, kad cukrus pigus. Ar
daugelis klausia, kodel? Tyli pa
tenkintas ir Bimba, saldydamas
savo kava pigiu cukrum 80.
* sE
Bloga Luisianoj ;. Bet tegu
Bimba pabando bent viena is
atvykusiu prikalbinti, kad mes
tu Luisiana ir nemokamai va
ziuotu j Stalino roju? Ar atsi-
ras bent vienas norintis is tu,
kurie ta roju jau yra mate?
y x
Cukraus plantacijose sunku...
Ir neteisybes daug. >. Ma, bet
Wis delto tai toks "rojus", is
kurio galima ir issikrapstyti, jei
nepatinka, jei kas padeda -.
o is Stalino "rojaus"? Ach,
ka cia ir kalbeti! Geriau jau uz-
sidaryk SUI savo kromeliu, "drau-
ge" Bimba! Net ir cukraus plan
taciju niekas j il nemainys =.
Bet imkim kita medalio pu-
Sc ir kalbekim rintai. IS stovy-
klu tremtiniai verziasi. Verziasi
j darba, bet ir j savarankiska,
zmoniska gyvenima. Jeigu jie
darbo bijotu, tai stengtQsi sto-
vyklose ilgiau pasilikti, mes ten
darbo ne per daug -.
Visi imigracijos krastai zada
tremtiniams normalias gyveni-
mo salygas. Ko visu pirma rel
Kia ir ko tremtiniai tick percy
vene yra verti cia surasti, tai
darba ir atlyginima, is kurio ga
lima bltu pragyventi.
O Luisianoj klausimas taip
issisprendzia: darbo yra daug,
valgyti. ;. ner is ko.
- =
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(Vertinlas)

Dean Acheson
Secretary of State
Washington, D. G..
Sir:
Tamstos isvykimo Parry.
ziun isvakarese, mes reiskiame
savo nuosirdziausius linkejimus
Tamstos atsakingos misijos pa
sisekimui.
Pone Sekretoriau: buvo pra-
nesta, kad Tamsta spaudos kon-
ferencijoje 1949 m. vasario 2 d.
pareiskei, rysy SUI Stalino "tai-
kos kalbos pasisiulymu":
-. as noreciau dabar isrys-
knit, kad Jungt. Valstybiu w.
riausybe nenagrines SUI. jokia
tauta jokio reikalo, kuris tie
sioginiai interesuoja kitas tau
tas, tu kitu tautu atstovams ne
dalyvaujant".
Tai buvo patikrinantis pa
reiskimas, po Jaltos ir Potsda-
mo skaudziu klaidu ir kompro-
misu. Visvien, Tamstai ir XII
items trims Uzsieniu Reikalu
Ministeriams teks Paryziuje SUI
sidurti kaip tiktai su Jaltos ir
Potsdamo padariniais.
Litvinovo, "Litvinovo Agresi-
jos Apibudinimo' autoriaus,
vykdyto didziojo ''taikos va
jaus" laikais patti Rusija teige,
'Taika yra nedaloma". Tas vi
siskai teisinga: Rusijos valid
muo, atpalaidojant Hitleri pra-
deti kara 1889 metals, yra per-
gerai zinomas, kad reiketu pri-
mint, greta ilgo saraso taikos,
nepuolimo ir kitu tarptautiniu
sutarciu, Sovietu Sajungos su-
lauzytu po pirmojo Ribbentro-
po-Molotovo pakto.
Is kitos puses, 1910 m. liepos
% d. pareiskimas, apibudinas
Jungt. Valstybiu politika rysy
SUI Sovietu bandytu Baltijos
Valstybiu aneksavimu, yra rel
kalingas aktualaus papildomojo
vykdymo.
Jaltos-Potsdamo formule Ryt-
prusiu ir Lenkijos vakaru sic
nos reikalu savaime pasidarys
;jusu Paryziaus agendos tema.
Jei taip, tai Lietuvos proble-
mos negalima bus isvengti: Lie
tuva yra tiesiogine kaimyne
Rytprusiu, kuriu autochtonal
gyventojai buvo lietuviu kilmes
ir kur lietuviskasis elementas
tebera stambus siaurineje pro-
vincijos dalyje, kuria Sovietu
Sajunga savinasi. Rytpruslu
siaurines dalies problema yra
tiesioginiai Lietuvos interesa
lieeias reikalas ir neturetu butt
svarstomas be Lietuvos tautos
atstovu dalyvavimo, atatlnka-
mai su Tamstos 1949 m. vasa-
rio 2 d. nustatytu standartu.
Joks "enklavas", panasus !
Amerikos "Bremeno Enklava"
Britu okupacijos zonoje Woke
tiioje, nera galimas Rytprusiuo-
Sc. Nuolatinis rusiskas enklavas,
iterptas tarp Lietuvos ir Lenkl-
los Rytprusiuose, tiesioginial
pazeistu nerusisku gyvento]q
valia, sukurtu puolamaja lalvy-
no-kariska baze tolimesnel agre-
siiai is Rusijos puses, If atklr-
stu Baltijos tautas nuo llkuslos
Europos. Savo efekte, tas pa
laidotu drasia Amerikos poll
tika, isdestyta 1910 m. llepos
% d., kuri seke seniai nustaty-
ia Amerikos doktrina pagal Ho-
overio-Stimsono doktrina, 1888
m. Montevideo doktrina, 1888
m. Kontinentalines Amerlkos
Desniu Limos deklaracija, If ku-
ri patiese pamatus velesnlaJam
Atlantic Carteriui. Agreslngal
Rusijai padaryta nuolaida Ryt-
prusiuose, paaukojanti Baltl]os
tautas ir pazeidzianti pagrindi-
nj teisingumo elementa, niekad
negaletp igyvendinti taikos TO-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-06-03

Sajungos seimas, ypatingai SUI
sirupines Lietuvos likimu DO
Sovietu letena, kreipiasi j USA
Prezidenta, prasydamas, kad
Amerikos valdzios pastangos
apginti ir sustiprinti tautu ir
zmoniu pagrindines laisves ir
teises neaplenktq Lietuvos val
styles, kuri jau DEWITT metal
laikoma Maskvos tiranijoje.
ALTS teiks visokeriopa para
ma Amerikos valdzios uzsieniu
politikai, jei il nenukryps nuo
desniu, isreikstu Atlantic Char
toje ir visuotiname zmogaus
troskime gyventi savo Salyje be
baimes ir be skurdo.
ATS siuncia savo sirdingus
sveikinimus USA Prezidentui
ir linki jam valios ir kantrybes
sunkioje tvirtos If laimingos
taikos kuryboje.
A. Oils
ALTS Seimo Pirmininkas
P.S. Panasaus turinio laiSkas
nusiustas ir Waist. Sekretoriui
D. Acheson'ui j ParyziQ.
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Apie s. m. geguzes 80 d., lai-
WI General H. B. Stewart
New Yorka atvyko Sic lietuviai
tremtiniai:
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Compromise Farm Plan Takes
Effect for One Year at Least

mean that Mr.. Truman Is still
intent on making the Brannan
plan a major issue in next years
congressional campaigns for both
the farm and consumer vote.
The new law Is not too far
from price support recommended
lions of the Brannan proposal. It
would permit price supports more
nearly in line with the Brannan
proposal than would the Aiken
law.
The big point of difference is
the way the various measures
would handle SURPRISES of perish
able products, chiefly meats, dairy
and poultry products. fruits and
vegetables.
The Brannan plan would allow
prices Of these products to seek
their natural levels. If prices fell
below a predetermined fair
level for producers, the latter
would get Government payments
making up the difference.
The new law-like the Aiken
measure-does not permit this.
Instead it requires the Govern
ment to maintain prices at sup
port levels by removing SURPRISES
from the market by means Of
Government purchases or loans to
producers.
Both Mr.. Truman and his Secre-
tary of Agriculture have said the
Brannan plan would give con-
sumers a price break" on sur
pluses which they cannot get
under the present method.
Arguments for Brannan Plan.
Brannan aides said they expect
the new law-like the one it sup
plants-to provide silent. argyll
ments for the Brannan plan next
year.
They explained that the new law
Is expected to result in accumula-
ton of hundreds of millions Of
dollars worth of agricultural sur
pluses in Government hands. -.
The Government already is fore
casting losses Of $3.50. 900, 900 dur
ing the next 20 months on sur
pluses largely dumped abroad to
hold up prices at home.
Senator Anderson, Democrat of
New Mexico. former Secretary of
Agriculture, who was active in get
ting the new legislation passed.
said he was glad Mr.. Truman had
signed it even il ut is not wholly
satisfactory to any group"
Representative Hope. Republic
can, Of Kansas, former chairman
of the House Agriculture Commit
tee, said at his home in Garden
City. Kans., that it is "a pretty
good one for this section of the
but that he regards it
as only temporary.
Virtually All Products Affected.
The new law gives the Secretary
Of Agriculture authority to support
virtually every farm product at 30
per cent Of parity If he thinks that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-01

lis advisable. Mr.. Truman and
Secretary Brannan have indicated
they favor 80 per cent supports,
as a general rule, to keep agricul-
ture prosperous.
Except for the first year-1950
the department also has discre-
tionary authority to drop farm
price guarantees below 80 per cent
of parity. but only within limits
fixed by legislation.
The Government supports prices
by buying in the open market at
the support price, or by making
loans to the producer with his
produce as security.
Parity is a legal price standard
designed to give farmers a fair
return for their products in rela-
ton to the things they must buy.
The law requires price support
of the so-called basic crops
wheat, corn, cotton, rice and pea
nuts-at 80 per cent Of parity
next year If control measures are
applied in move to combat sur
pluses.
Controls include acreage plant
ing allotments or marketing
quotas. They fix the amount of
the controlled crop that each
farmer may plant or market with
out penalty.
1t now appears likely that either
allotments or quotas will be in
voked on all the basic crops.
In a separate class. tobacco
must be supported at 80 per cent
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BY the Associated Press


The compromise farm bill of
the 81st Congress became the law
of the land today for at least one
production season.
President Truman put his sig
nature on the measure late yes
terday. He thereby tossed the So
called Aiken law Of the Repub-
lican-controlled 80th Congress
into the wastebasket before it had
a chance to 60 in effect January l.
But the new measure-which
permits continuation of farm price
supports at or near wartime lev
els-waS not necessarily assured
Of a long life span.
To the surprise Of some politi-
cal and farm circles, the President
made no statement in connection
with the signing.
In these quarters he had been
expected to use the occasion to
say in effect that the new law
is better than the Republican
measure, but that he still wanted
the so-called Brannan plan.
Those close to Secretary of
Agriculture Brannan said they
felt sure Mr.. Truman is as much
in favor of the Brannan pro-
posal as ever. The, President has
given it warm Endorsement on
several occasions.
IF there has been any change
in the White House attitude we
haven't been informed" these Of
ficials said. 1--WE feel certain that
we would have been told If there
were."
A ''no-change" attitude would
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Get Paid for Huntino

SH1PPENSBURG. Pa, Nov. I
(R.-Employes of the ski Corp.
here took today of to go hunting
and they get paid for 1t. The
company said it was shutting
down in line with union con-
tract agreement which makes the
opening day of the small game
season in Pennsylvania a paid
holiday.
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every year that controls are ap-
piled. .
In 1852 support of the basic
crops may range between 80 and
80 per cent Of parity, and after
1852 between IS and 80 per cent.
The law puts milk. butterfat
and products made from them in
a separate class for support be-
tween IS and 80 per cent of par
ity. beginning next year. They
are under a mandatory 80 per
cent support provision this year.
Supported in a range between
go and 80 per cent will be pota-
toes, wool, mohair, honey and
tung nuts.
All other commodities may be
supported anywhere between zero
and 80 per cent. In this class
are number Of products now
being supported at 80 per cent,
including hogs, eggs, poultry, tur-
keys. soybeans, faxseed, cotton
seed and sweet potatoes.
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It is believed that the petrified
forest of Arizona was once
covered by a sea at which time the
tissue Of the trees was replaced by
stone.
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Evening star., 1949-02-02
Senate Hearings Seen Soon
On District Workers Paw

Pay raise legislation for District
Government workers may come up
for hearings soon before a Senate
Civil Service subcommittee.
Senator O'Conor, Democrat, of
Maryland, chairman of the subcom-
mittee, said he plans to discuss a
possible date for the hearings at a
meeting today of the Senate Ex-
penditures Committee, before which
some witnesses needed for the pay
hearings are scheduled to testify.
Agreement has been reached by
the Marylander and Chairman
Johnston of the Civil Service Com
mittee to separate the provision for
a $3.50 raise for District classified
workers from the high-level pay
raise bill now pending before the
full committee.
BY splitting the District legisla-
ton from the controversial meas
sure to raise the salaries of cabinet
officers and others, it Is hoped ac-
ton on the measure for city work.
ers can be speeded
Meanwhile, legislation for a $3.50
pay raise for District workers will
come before the House District SUBJ
committee on Public Service, Streets
and Traffic, at 10 am. Friday in the
House District Committee room
One bill would give all city en-
ployes, except the superintendent of
schools, the $3.50 raise. Another to
be introduced tomorrow, would pro-
vide a similar increase for firemen
and policemen.
Evening star., 1949-02-02
Fulton Lewis Wins Verdict
lin Malicious Arrest Case

Fulton Lewis, jr. radio COM
mentator, yesterday won directed
verdict in q District Court suit
against him charging malicious
prosecution.
Mrs. Agnes c. Pearson, 49,, OF
44O8 Volta place NV, had brought
action seeking 100000 damages
from Mr.. Lewis on the ground he
caused her to .be arrested Septem-
ber 80, 1947, on a charge of assault
ing his 15-year-old daughter Betsy
Mrs. Pearson testified that, as an
outgrowth of the arrest, she was
sent to Gallinger Hospital, where
she remained for Al days under
mental observation. Subsequently
at a lunacy inquisition in Municipal
Court, she was found to be Of sound
mind.
The assault charge was dropped,
Mrs. Pearson asserted, over her OBJ
lection.
Although Mrs. Pearson denied she
had thrown stick at the girl,
Judge Matthew Mcclure, in direct
ing the verdict in favor of Mr..
Lewis, pointed out the plaintiff had
admitted having a stick in her hand
and having thrown 1t in Miss Lewis
direction. He said he therefore
could not hold the complaint was
without probable cause" as de-
fined in the law.
Mrs. Pearson said she merely
threw the stick down and did not
want to hit any one with it. She
said she got the stick to establish
ORDER after a group of boys had
been throwing wet teddy bear at
her and ringing her doorbell.
Evening star., 1949-02-02
PaImatier Assumes Post
As Arlington Chest Head

Richard w. Palmatier, former
YMCA executive at Fort Wayne,
Ind. today has assumed the post of
full time executive director for the
Arlington Community Chest and
Council.
Since the merger of the Chest
with the Community Council last
summer, the Office has functioned
with part time, temporary di-
rector. The consolidated unit, ac-
cording to budget estimates, can be
operated in 1949 for $4,000 less than
was spent in 1948.
A graduate of Springfield College
and member of the American Asso-
ciatlon of Social Workers, Mr.. Pal
matter has also done USO work in
Texas and Hawaii.