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Evening star., 1950-02-26
Hollywood,
HeSoys
That's Where TV
Will Find Talent,
Not New York
By Jack Quiqq
HOLLYWOOD.

44odA4 " WIZ
There's no doubt about it,
the gray-haired little man was
saying. "Hollywood-not New
York-will be the television bee
hive Of the future"
1.-THE big boys in show business,
the ones with drawing power. are
all film stars. Since they are tied
here by the movie industry. big
time television will build itself
around them"
Charlie Ruggles, who has spent
IS years as professional laugh
getter and now has his own TV
program, SCOTS at the idea that
Manhattan will beat Hollywood
in the race for video supremacy.
when the studios turn to max
ing telefilms, as they eventually
must to survive, you'll see flood
of shows from here that no other
place could hope to match. Holly
wod has unedualed' facilities and
the talent-both acting and tech
meal"
Every Sunday Ruggles, "a, dons
a hairpiece and faces the cameras
as the star of a family-type COM
edy titled. oddly enough. 1.-THE
Ruggles." It is live here and kline
scoped in the East. The veteran
trouper asked for the Sunday spot
so he could accept screen roles.
But he found the show an all
week job, which prompted him to
issue warning to the Hopes,
Bennys and Crosbys who are lay
ing TV plans.
'They can't expect to get away
with doing one show a month,
or even every other week." he de-
clared. Audiences won't stand
for it. They want you out there
every Sunday"
Evening star., 1950-02-26
HOLLYWOOD.

hoLL1 WOOL.
There's new kind of movie
making under way out here.
F, Under the flood OF arcs on a
i. big sound stage stands . tall,
handsome Roman Catholic priest.
He's doing his first movie-acting,
performing acceptably with such
'box- office lummaries as Irene
Dunno, Loretta Young, Ann Blyth.
William Holden, Jack Benny,
Rochester and Paul Douglas.
4 Father James Keller. 40, of New
York City, is founder director OF
the Christophers, meaning Christ
bearers. There are at least 200.-
900 members, chiefly in the
United States. There are no dues
no meetings. no denominational
requirements. The basic idea is to
get people to do something be-
sides just grumble about things
they don't like in education. gov
1dbOt dAAO
so on.
you can change the world" is
the thought behind the Christie
pliers and it's the title of Father
Keller's movie.
One day here, Father Keller was
relaxing from Nation wide speak.
ing tour by playing golf. His part
ner, q lawyer friend, said. "Why
don't you get these christopher
talks into a picture? They'd reach
a lot more people than you evel
can"
Father Keller broached the
suggestion to his friend, Director
Leo c'Going My Way") Nc.
Carey. McCarey said, tits swell
idea. But you can't just stane
there and talk. Now maybe i.
there were a little group in some.
Evening star., 1950-02-26

winners lately than any other star
RED River" Wake of the Red
Witch" Fort Apache" "She
Wore a Yellow Ribbon" and lat
est. Sands of Two Jima." are
crossing millions. When "Iwc
Jima" opened in Sam Francisco
seven other flrst-run theaters on
Market street were playing John
Wayne films.
I'D like to say q word about
Two Jima,'" said Wayne. "The
man who deserves a lot Of the
credit for that one is Allan Dwan
the director. That fellow really
has something I hope to work
for him again."
Four Good Years.
For his full-time years work
John Wayne estimates that he
gets $4,000. about one-tenth of
his gross salary.
Il think actors should be al
lowed depreciation on themselves
in making out their income tax
returns" he said. Let the Gov
ernment take his entire earnings
for four years and then let him
keep his fifth years take. think
an actor rates every fifth years
salary.
"I've been one for 20 years now,
and I've. had more time at the
top than most fellows. I've seen
thousands come and go. I'd say
the average number of good years
a player gets, if he strikes pay
dirt, is four.
st agree that $35 900 is a lot of
money. But I say that a man
who starts a shoe store and de-
velops it, until it is netting him
$35, 900 a year, conceivably can
keep on netting the same amount
until he's old enough to collect
the old-age pension. He can
leave his business in the hands
OF subordinates and take a year
Evening star., 1950-02-26
'JohnWoyne
ina Bid
.For'Oscur'
BY Harold Heffernon
HOLLYWOOD.

4AOA14 "N/0A.t
The old saying that an actor Is
so popular he should. come In
duplicate or triplicate. certainly
has no more appropriate applica-
ton than in a tall rugged actor
named John Wayne. And as for
quality, the Motion Picture Acad-
emy nominators have just voted
his performance in Sands Of Two
Jima" one of the five best of the
year. He is regarded as having
a better than even chance Of
winning that Oscar, come March
%.
Almost every theater marquee
you've looked at in the past
couple Of years has had . John
Wayne movie advertised. He made
seven features last year and is
on his way in 1850 toward an
even higher goal. No topline
player in the business can begin
to match the Wayne record for
productivity
AS the Navy fight hero Of
Howard Hughes "Jet Pilot" the
200-pound. six-foot-three Wayne
looks about 80 years old, although
he protests he's far too antique
for his present part.
I'm a character lead, not q
leading man." said Wayne. I'm
old enough to be Janet Leigh's
father and in this picture she
looks about Is years old"
Don't Get Him Wrong.
Most people think Wayne is
mistaken, that it's just that he
never played a straight lead be-
fore. One thing he doesn't COM
plain about is that he isn't in
enough scenes.
Its q pretty dramatic role"
he said. II say. Yes No. and
DO you think so?' I keep on say
ing things like that all through
the picture. The only scene I'm
not in is the one in the ladies
washroom.
Don't get me wrong" he con-
tinued. II can be mistaken. ]
think the picture itself will be
okay and, the Lord knows, they're
giving it the best of everything
Also, I have a contract to fulfill.
I've never WEIGHED on a contract
and I never will. If I make bad
deal, I'll go through with it. But
Mrs. Morrison so far hasn't raised
a boy who makes the same mis-
take twice."
l. Wayne's real name is Marion
Michael Morrison, and he's known
to most folks around Hollywood
as Duke, which he acquired when
he was on the football squad at
Southern California.
Tops All Other Stars.
"Some writer's refer to me as
having been football star" de-
clared Wayne. but the truth is
that they had a lot of good big
men at S. c. in those days, and
spent many a Saturday afternoon
on the bench"
The big fellow has had more
Evening star., 1950-02-26

off If he likes-and still get $685..
900 year.
IF an actor doesn't work, hs
doesn't get paid, and when he
loses favor with the public, he
goes into the ash can in q hurry.
There isn't anybody in Holly
wood who lives more conservative
ly than I. We have a two-bed-
room house and two cars and no
trimmings Of any kind. No tennis
court, no swimming pool"
Acting Is Work.
Wayne, married to Esperanza
Baur, former actress in Mexican
and American films. is no night
clubber. Or are his habits ex-
travagant. He likes hunting and
fishing and an occasional breeze
shooting session with his pals.
Ward Bond. John Ford, Gene
Fowler, Frank Borzage and George
"Gabby" Hayes. and some nom
professional buddies of long
standing.
Acting, like most other Jobs, is
work. Wayne says, and he would
like to cut his schedule to three
pictures a year. He admits yen
to direct.
"I've got a finished script for
story I'd like to do," he said. TITS
called Alamo and / hope to
make it next year. I'll play in it,
too. Jack Ford has offered to help
me with it and to direct the
scenes in which I appear. What
more help could a man ask?"
Wayne doesn't intend to quit pie
lures as long as they have a use
for him.
"Will Rogers told me once" he
said. ito keep working, boy.
What's wrong with it?' Today
I'm more sure than ever that Bill
was right"
(Released By North American Newspaper
Alliance, 1nc-)
Evening star., 1950-02-26
In Bangkok EverybodyHos
Fun Making Movies
By Milton Marmor

Hence Prince Anusorn's large,
attractive home In Bangkok
houses not only his family but a
crowd OF movie actors from his re-
cent films. His wife, charming
Ubol Yukol, who Is eo-director, CO.
producer and the princes severest
critic, also has the job Of keeping
peace in the household.
One of their boarders at the
moment is sultry Boosaratana
Chat final "ana" is silent) Kes-
mel, who is between pictures. In
a land where slim Indian-type
beauty is the present vogue, 18-
year-old Boo so far has had only
supporting roles.
But Boo's day is coming shortly.
She already is appearing on the
covers Of weekly magazines and
because she is of pure Thai line
age, she'll be a film sensation-for
while, at least. 60. e.. 8
Daughter of former army Of
f1cer who made the mistake of
taking part in an unsuccessful
coup d'etat. Boosaratana tried
stage acting for a while before
passing a Prince Anusorn screen
test. Although it's really not i'm
portant in Thailand. she can act.
For a movie actress and cover
girl. Boosaratana ct means Crys-
tai Lotus) is a shy youngster who
rarely gets around. To Thailand- :
ers she's just another pretty girl,
rather fully built with her ITO
pounds well arranged on her S.
foot frame. If any one told Thai
lander she was a movie player,
the reply would be the polite
equivalent of That's very nice. +"
Hardly any one here knows the
names Of even Hollywood's bright
est stars. Movie goers are too busy
watching the horses and the gun
play.
Yvonne Has Fan.
Boosaratana, despite her brood
ing tropical beauty, is girl Of
simple tastes. She likes American
movies, but. not speaking English
very well, it's understandable she
leans toward adventure and ac-
ton films rather than problem
pictures. She prefers Gary Cooper
and Douglas Fairbanks, jr.;; Ingrid
Bergman and Yvonne de Carlo.
She goes to the movies three times
a week. So far, she insists. she
has no boy friends.
She does have one other major
interest. Boo is q terrific young
lady with chopsticks. Prince ANU
sorn and his wife have a serious
problem seeing that Boo doesn't
eat herself out of her clothes and
their films.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Message Of the Christophers
To Travel by Special Film
By Gene Hondsoker

body's home. and you dropped
IN :.
McCarey helped spread the
word, and the stars volunteered.
Btng Crosby sang a song in the
picture. Bob Hope did a telephone
sequence. Stars, director, camera
men, producers and others con-
tributed at least half q million
dollars worth of free time.
Several denominations are rep
resented in the cast. Crosby and
the Misses Blyth, Dunno, and
Young are Catholics. Douglas is
an Episcopalian, Holden a Con-
gregationalist and Rochester a
Methodist.
Hal Roach lent the sound stage.
McCarey and two others wrote the
script. William Perlberg of goth
Century-Fox and Bernard Carr
OF Cascade Pictures handled pro-
duction. The song Bing sings,
EARLY American" was composed
by his movie tunesmiths, Johnny
Burke and Jimmy Van Heusen.
Bing plans to make a record of it
and donate the proceeds to the
Christophers.
Tho films $4,000 cost for film,
set erection and labor was met
out of contributions to the Chris
tophers. Two hundred 16-milli-
meter prints of the half hour film
are planned for free distribution
among church. club and other
groups.
Other Christopher films planned
by Father Keller include your
Role in Government" "Secretarial
Work with a Purpose" and How
to Get a Job With a Purpose"
Father Keller is q Maryknoll
missionary and the author OF two
hnnkc
Evening star., 1950-02-26
BANGKOK


Almost everybody seems to be
making moving pictures in Thai
land these days. They may not
be making much money, but
they're sure having a lot of fun,
About so companies are shoot
ing pictures all around Bangkok.
All they need to start is mini
mum of equipment. There's no
such thing as a star system and
actors are only too willing to
get their faces on the screen.
Movie studios are the great out
doors. Sets are the lush beauty
Of the countryside and the rich
color of Bangkok itself.
Small theaters throughout this
country show the films. Most of
them are amateurish, at best. How
ever, several concerns have scripts,
authors and even featured actors.
Two of the more serious pro-
ducers are brothers, Prince Anu
sorn Yukol and Prince Phanupan
Yukol. They are also competi-
tors. Their films draw big crowds
at some of the downtown Bangkok
cinema houses.
Because there are no stars, lead
ing players change frequently
This is due partly to the fact that
Thailander interests are as mer-
curial as children. The people
here quickly become enthusiastic
about something, but in a few
months don't seem to remember
what it was.
A leading player makes at most
about 5000 ticals $3.50 U. s. in
the three months or more required
to shoot a picture. They also get
room and board-if the producer
has independent means. Extras
and bit players get 20 ticals ($1) a
day and board.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Todoy's Schedules

AMBASSADOR - Chain
Lightning: 1870, $3.50,
$50, 7::35 and 9:40 pm.
CAPITOL = when Willie
Comes Marching Home:
2:2o, 4:5o, 7::25 and 10 pm.
Stage shows: 1875. 4:10.
GAS and 800 pm.
COLUMBIA-"Malaya":: l:4o,
3:45, 5:45, 7:5o and $3.50
pm.
DUPONT - "Rigoletto":: l.
sos, Sis, 7:25 and s:35
pm. "
KEITH'S Cinderella: l..
2:45, 4::35. 6:25, $40 and
10 pm.
LITTLE "The B e ach-
comber":: /, $50, $50 and
$50 pm.
METROPOLITAN - Back
fire.: lao, $40, $40, TAO
and $40 pm.
| NATIONAL-"Her Wonderful
Lie: lis. 3, 4:45, 6:35.
800 and 1905 pm.
| PALACE - Twelve O'Clock
High: 1:40, 4:2o, Z and
$40 pm.
| -"The Man They Could
Not Hang: 2, 4:05, $40,
8:15 and 1920 pm.
| PLAYHOUSE-"All the Kings
Men: l. 3, $40, 7:25 and
$40 pm.
| TRANS-LUX MY Foolish
Heart: /, ESQ, 4:40. 6:35,
8:25 and 1920 pm.
WARNER - Chain Light
ming: LBS. $3.50, 5:35,
7:40 and GAS pm.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Miss McCu||ers' P|ov
Is Seasons Chornoer
Member of the Wedding Makes Wondrous
Human of the Junior Miss Type
BY Jay Cormody
Drama Editor of The Star,

/ NEW YORK
Warmth the delight that goes with are
back in the theater in THE Member of the Wedding
Of Carson McCuers Georgia. this
ing along Broadway unchaengd the best play the
year.
along the laures
brow Yet who has the enchanting fable
<unlkely.
love with wedding Miss
amusing touching
looked her keas played Julie Harrisin
Mccullers girl perhaps
remain in love with all of lie
= Miss Waters Is Great Again.
ALL this touched with the haunting additionally
performance Ethel Waters
playwright chooses rigid dramatic proved
her right her OF damaing poignany
funny novel of how life with the bewidered young
OLDER and more experienced learn from her
fatally exciting Addams
third these days Fank brother is to be married and the moth
little girl vaulting imagination
affection filings her unwaned self into the mystery Of this tribal
rite emotional are amazing they could be
they thought with beautiful understand
McCullers.
Earlier Junior Misses Avenged.
She has dramatic poetry out of the junior misses
have other paywighs central
perfectly blended
South Pacific" its different form|s found in
Member the Wedding" including small
yearold Brandon De Wilde of its immediate
for Harold Curman entitled
culers, Miss Waters and Miss Harris bows.
seldom g1owingy sensitive those
Miss Harris the imaginative Frankie and Miss Waters the
infinitely gentle humby colored housekeepe Each
perfection what she is supposed to be.
frankie performance naturally the colorful.
the whole confused hilarious touching spell adolescence
lays 13yearod girls Its details infinite wonderful
They include boys haircut stained elbows and unfeminne gab
Frankes revolt against little ghood but
against them because they from her class
Heroines Dement'S Comic
She dementedy romantic. Luxumburg q sound with
mad in it, Hollywood place waiting for
gedenne like her Marriage magic rite Of love- not between
but of love big include
especially little sisters Of bridegroom
that these things she will
when disappointment becomes unbearabe kill herself
graded alley.
Miss Waters role that Of coping with such overwhelming
dramatic frankie that sensible child psychologist would
his license at the sight of her. But the housekeper
Widower Addams does not retreat She believes God
balm Of human love and for three the duel between kind
and the frenzy Of the child spectacle of enchantent
funny and sad and beautiful.
Child Actor Amazing.
In ths strength Of candidacy for most Of Broadway prizes
Wedding introduces another irresistible young
miracle of making him
in the human comedy Except
intensity about this redoubtabe completely
wonders fool
of
In the total Of It's revelation of what artistic
wright director and cast do with material almost
human 1.-THE Member of the Wedding
ment of the Broadway . s-vsrs
almost difficult South
much effort and perhaps delay This saying
lot but Miss McCullers' play also such lot
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Coming Attractions

Coming Attractions
AMBASSADOR "Thelm
Jordan" with Barbara
Stanwyck, starting Thurs
day.
CAPITOL-"Nancy Goes to
Rio" with Jane Powell,
starting Thursday.
DUPONT-"The Hidden
Room" with Robert New
ton.
KEITH'S-"Guilty Of Trea-
son." with Charles Bickford.
LITTLE-"Tillie and Gus"
with w. C.. Fields starting
Wednesday.
METROPOILTAN-"G Utility
Bystander," with Zachary
Scott. starting Thursday.
| NATIONAL-"Of Mice and
Men," with Burgess Mere
dith, starting Wednesday.
PALACE-"Prince of Foxes"
with Tyrone Power, starting
Wednesday.
PLAYHOUSE-"Tight Little
Island" with Basil Radford.
TRANS-LUX-"Red Shoes"
with Mora Shearer.
WARNER-"Thelma Jordan"
with Barbara StanWyck.
starting Thursday.
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vIsUoNtENEJE
Tarybos apsilankymas

Americas Lietuviu Tarybos
Vykdomojo Komiteto trys ma
rial 81 pirmadieni lankesi Wa
~shingtone ir iteike Valstybes
Departmental memoranduma,
kuriame raginana nepasiten-
knit vien tik nepripazinimu Lie
tos okupacijos, 0 ir veikliau pa
sireiksti. Ypac remiamas Ge-
nocido Konvencijos patvirtini-
mas ir taikymas.
Kai kurie laikrasciai buvo
paskelbe, kad vykstama pasi-
matyti su Valstybes Sekreto-
rum Achesonu, ir, net buvo nu-
rodyta, kad tai bus pirmas atsi-
tikimas, jog lietuviu delegacija
priims valstybes sekretorius.
Taciau taip nebuvo, mes Acheso-
no vardu delegacija prieme Eu-
ropos reikalu direktorius Thomp-
son.
Antradieni delegatai lankesi
Senate ir Atstovu Rumu komi-
sijose, kur irgi prase paskubinti
Genocido Konvencijos patvirti-
nina bel ietuviq kalbos ivedi-
ma j "Amerikos Balso" radio
pranesimu programa.
Kad neivyko pageidautas pa
simatymas su Achesonu, aiski-
mama tue, kad kaip tik ia diena
Achesonas dalyvavo viesame ir
uzdarame Atstovu Rumu uzsie-
niu politikos komisijos posedy-
je, kur svarstyti Korejos ir For
mozos reikalai.
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KOMUNISTAI
PO kATALIkI$KU vARDU
Ir isssizada saves

.DIRVOJE jau buvo rasyta,
kad Newarke, N. j., tremtiniai
ir vietiniai lietuviai pikietavo
komunstq koncerta.
Tai butu nenuostabu. Bet
nuostabu tai, kad tas koncertas
buvo surengtas -. sv. Jurgio
Draugijos saleje.
Bolsevikai kaip bolsevikai, bet
ka reikia galvoti apie sv. Jurgio
Draugija, kurios principal yra
krikscionybe, katalikybe, ne
komunistu globojimas! Tuo me-
tu, kada popiezius ekskomuni-
kuoja katalikus uz dalyvavima
komunistu partijoj ir uz ju re-
NINA, katalikiska draugija glo-
boja jQ propaganda.
sitoj svetainej daugelis drau-
glJQ lf KluDu lalkO SaVO SuSlrln--
kimus, bet dazniausiai tik ze-
mai, o komunistai uzeme vir-
sutine sale ir gieda ten Stalino
psalmes virs mlsu galvu -.
Sta karta buvo ju choru kon-
certas, bet reikia zinoti, kad
Bimba cia rengia ir savo masi-
MUS mitingus ir Wis po patrono
Svento Jurgio vardu. Jis cia is
viliojo is lietuviu daug doleriu
(paremia daugiausiai lietuviai
karciamnykai).
Tremtiniai del to nuo sios sve-
|taines salinasi ir savo susirinki-
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KAN REIkALINGA PA$ALPA

Buv. Wuerzburgo lietuviq sto-
vyklos gyventoja Petkuniene SUI
sirgo akiq liga. IRO gydytojai
kuris laikas ia gyde be atlygini-
mo, bet aki pradejo aptraukti -
il nustojo regejimo.
Ia vargse moteris kreipesi
privatq vokieciu gydytoja, akiu
ligu specialista. Tasai greit SUI
rado, kad axis apkresta dziova
Teko ta aki gydyti keleta me-
nesiu, kol sumazejes regejimas
grizo ir axis nuo ligos apsivale
Bet po kurio laiko pradejo
karsciuoti ir puliuoti antroji
axis. Pasirodo, ir ia jau buvo
akiq dziova apkresta. Vel teko
kreiptis j ta patti gydytoja, vel
reikejo keleta menesiu gydytis.
Dabar ia moteris, musq sese
lietuve, pasveiko. Tx turi SUI
moketi gydytojui uz regejimo
isgelbejima 1,600 vokisku mar
kip (40O doleriq). Kol tos sko-
los neatlygins, Vokietijoje yra
sulaikomas jos vyras ir du mali
vaikai.
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Britu zonoje, netoli Bremeno,
vienoje lietuviu stovykloje taip
pat akiu dziova susirgo lietuvis
Naujokaitis. Vyras tik 33 metu
amziaus, zmona ir du mazi val
kai.
Kad Naujokaitis neprarastu
nors sumenkejusio regejimo, rel
kia il vezti j akiu TBC sanatori-
ia Schwarzwalde, esancia be-
veik uz 1000 myliq nuo stovyk-
los.
Lietuvos Raudonojo Kryziaus
ir BALFo pastangomis Naujo-
kaitis j Schwarzwalda nuveztas
ir ten yra gydomas. Bet is ko
dabar gyventi jo seimai ir kuo
atlyginti uz ligonio gydyma?
Tokiu atsitikimu yra simtais
ir tokens selpti bel gydyti rel
kia lesq. ,Tiktai suburtomis je-
gomis mes galime juos isgelbeti.
Nepagailekime aukos musu ne
laimingiems tautieciams, esan-
items tremtyja. Aukas siuskite
neatid9 d9liodami:
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Bet lr Europoj padetls nera
ramesne.
Yra ar nera blOkadOs?
Berlyno blokada, kuri apie
metus laiko buvo jau priprastas
dalykas, o paskui jau buvo pra-
deta pamirsti, dabar vel mirgu-
liuoja laikrasciu skiltyse.
Amerikieciai pasirode nuolai-
dds Berlyne ir atsisake nuo nau-
dojimo gelezinkeliu pastatu sa-
vo zonoje, kuriame veikia Ber-
lyno sovietines gelezinkelio is
taigos dalis, bet rusai sito nuo-
laidumo, kaip paprastai, newer
tino. Tikriau sakant, ivertino,
bet saviskai: jeigu nusileidzia,
tai reikia dar daugau spausti.
Kiekviena diena is Vokietijos,
nuo rusq zonos pasienio, atei.
ma Wis kitokios zinios: cia, sa.
ko, stow desimtys ar simtai SUI
laikytu ir neileidziamu sunkve-
zimiu, vaziuojanciu is vakariniy
zonu j Berlyna SUI maistu ir XII.
tokiomis prekemis, cia vel pra.
nesama, kad suvarzymas pa.
lengvintas ir jau galima va.
ziQoti. Kita diena vel pranesa
ma, kad rusai atrado nauju prie
zasciu sustabdymams. Tiesa, ka
amerikieciai pasiunte transpor.
ta SUI kariska apsauga, tas trans.
portas pravaziavo be jokiu kliu.
ciQ =. Rodos ta dalyka visi tn.
retu suprasti -.
Kiekvienu atveju, amerikieciv
ir kitty sajungininku transporto
lektuvu pajegos tebera pasiruo.
susios vel pradeti maisto tieki-
ma, bet busiancios panaudotos
tik tikros blokados atveju.
Tu pajegu dydis ir organiza.
CHA laikoma paslaptyje, bet ne
abejojama, kad po blokados nu-
emimo jos ne tik nebuvo is
skirstytos, bet dar labiau sustip-
rintos ir patobulintos. Bent~vie.
mas ismintingas atsargumas
Kas greiciau lures naujq
bOmba?
Atrodo, jog apie vandenilie
bomba viesai pradeta kalbeti ne
tam, kad butQ ka kalbeti. Js
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
ZUVO
GELBEDAMAS VAIKA

Bostone, Mass, gelbedamas
skestanti amerikieciu vaika, zu-
vo RObertas Mendeikis, nese-
Mai atvykes is Vokietijos. Ro-
bertas Mendeikis buvo 20 metu
jaunuolis, geras plaukikas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
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