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Evening star., 1950-03-19

Around
the
World
Yugoslovio Sets Course
Between East and West
News in Brief


Two top-ranking members OF
Premier Marshal Titos powerful
Politouro said yesterday that
Yugoslavia will pursue a straight
and Independent course in the
cold war between the East and
the West.
Miloyan Djilas, secretary of the
Yugoslav Communist Party's Polit-
buro and minister without port
folio. addressed $4,000 persons at
an outdoor student rally in Bel
grade.
Edvard Kardelj. deputy premier
and foreign minister, spoke in the
little Slovenian community of
Cernomelj. Both speeches marked
the opening of the final week be-
fore Yugoslavia's national elec-
ton March 26. Tito's peoples
front" ticket is unopposed.
Both Djilas and Kardelj singled
out the Soviet bureaucracy" for
attacks in discussing this coun-
try's affairs since the Russian
dominated Cominform denounced
Tito and his aides almost two
years ago on charges of pursuing
"nationalistic" policies.
Evening star., 1950-03-19

night and so did 14-year-old
Michael Manning.
John Delp, a hotel clerk at
Meadville, said the boys stayed
at his hotel last night.
1--WE had a pretty severe snow
storm and I thought they were
just kids from the country" Mr..
DeIp said. II gave them our cheap
est rooms for $1.25 apiece and
they paid me with a $40 BILL"
| Police Chief Edward c.. Gibson
Iof Meadville, said his officers
weren't notified of the disappear
ance before the $50 am. west
bound Erie Railroad train left
the city.
Conductor Joseph Kuhn OF
Cleveland, said the boys were on
his train for the run to Youngs-
| town.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Rescue
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no apparent distress 700 miles
from it's destination-the atomic
weapons testing island of Eni-
wetok.
Passed Within Two Miles.
| 1t. Adams said the Brewster
passed within two miles and was
in sight for an hour and half
but did not heed signals.
I'VE signa1ed with flares, inter-
national distress flags. smoke sig
nails and mirrors" 1t. Adams said.
I'VE fired 2O-millimeter guns
and Very pistols. The crew
Ijurhped up and down on deck,
waving anything they could lay
hands on.
1--WE signaled with everything
we had aboard except our 3-inch
gun. If we'd had ammunition
left for that. we would have used
it, too."
The ammunition had been jet
tisoned whih fighting the fire.
which started at 2 am. Friday
and was finally extinguished
shortly before the Brewster hove
into view.
Formerly an Army transport,
the Brewster recently was placed
under Navy control along with all
other transports in the military
service. The Brewster has an all
civilian crew.
The Brewster's message Wednes-
day to the Hawaiian Sea Frontier
said the Elder had failed to re-
spond to visual signals but that
the signal officer believed the re-
Election of the sun may have pre-
vented the Elder seeing then.
1t. Adams said, THE Brewster
flashed mi meaning repeat
Then it flashed a signal we could
not read and proceeded on it's
way"
A spokesman for the Military
Transportation Service in San
Francisco said, "A complete re-
port will be called for and anv
action necessary will be taken"
The dramatic climax of the
Elders adventure came late yes
terday with a one-two punch.
Near sunset, a Navy search
plane sighted the small boat and
five RATS containing 26 of the
crew. They were quickly picked
up by the dock landing ship
Comstock.
Four and a half-hours later,
after dark, the Elder was sighted
by another plane. The destroyer
tender Piedmont soon came along
side to find 1t. Adams and his
volunteer fire fighters safe and
sound.
1t. Adams, a 36-year- vet
eran of 10 years in the Navy, re-
fused an offer of manpower. say
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Peace Fast Rules Given

A Church of England pastor
last night laid down the rules
for his proposed hydrogen
bomb fast" for the two weeks
between March 26 and Easter
Sunday.
1t will mean mo food for IL
hours during the day, except
for light breakfast and a light
evening meal" he said. Water
and fruit juice will be permitted,
but as the fast continues it will
become wore severe"
terday. He urged Britons to
stop work and begin a solemn
fast next Sunday unless a ma
tional committee" is formed to
demand negotiations on atomic
mand negotiations on atomic
weapons between the United
States and Russia.-AP
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Civil Defense Spurred

British Home Secretary j.
Chuter EIDE appealed yesterday in
an address in London for civil
defense volunteers to help meet
any threat of atomic attack on
Britain.
He said only disappointing
21,500 persons have joined the
nations new permanent peace
time Civil Defense Corps since
recruiting began last November Is.
If atom bombs ever start fall
ing on the British Isles, Mr. EIDE
declared, a corps of at eleast
100000 will be needed for fight
ing fires and searching debris for
dead and wounded.-(P).
Evening star., 1950-03-19

up strength to balance Russian
strength. 8. When the Russians
are confronted with the hard
facts of Western power they may
be expected to. come to some
reasonable settlement.
Now Mr.. Acheson is confronted
with the task of translating his
ideas about total diplomacy
into action.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Pope,s Envoy Quits Prague

The Vatican's last representa-
tive in Czechoslovakia left the
country yesterday under an ex-
pulsion order.
Shortly afterward, Alexei Ce-
picka, justice minister and min
lister of church affairs, told the
National Assembly in Prague that
Roman Catholic church leaders
are engaged in anti-state activity
and said they will be paid back
measure for measure"
Msgr. Ottavio de Liva, secre-
tary of the Papal Nunciature, left
Prague on a Rome-bound plane
with most of the Western diplo-
matte corps present to wave fare
WeIl,-AP,
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Catholic Unit to Heur Singer

Miss Jessica Moses. Cleveland
lyric soprano, will appear at a
concert sponsored by the Ma
tional Council of Catholic Women
of Alexandria at 8 o'clock tonight
in the auditorium of st. Joseph's
Church, 725 North Columbus
street, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
O'BoyIe to Confirm
Calvert Students

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop of Washing
ton, will confirm a class of stu
dents from Calvert School at 4
pm. today in st. Matthews Ca
thedral, 1725 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NV.
Evening star., 1950-03-19

When to drama at just leave it to the Adams
boys sighting members of the Navy
Elder had taken life RATS when the ship caught
the work of It. William Lee Adams Navy pilot The
of the ship who successfully fought the fire in mid
Pacific and vowed to bring his ship to port 1t William F.
Adams Wmar Calf Now &C. he enlisted in the Navy 1881
Flying halls West Palm Beach, Fla
joined Navy 194 Navy Crosses a
time bomber pilot --AP Wrephotos.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Kiwunis to Heur Gillette

Senator Gillette, Democrat. Of
Iowa will address a luncheon
meeting of the Bethesda Kiwanis
Club at 1915 pm. tomorrow ut
Brook Farm Restaurant.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
PIostiros Challenges Vote

Gen. Nicholas Plastiras, who is
scheduled to become the next
premier of Greece, challenged the
results of the army's parliament
tary vote yesterday and called for
q new soldier poll. If that is i'm
practical. he said, he will ask that
the army's ballots in the March
elections be declared invalid.
The leaders of three center
parties in Greece announced last
Sunday that they had agreed on
the formation of a coalition gov
ernment with Gen. Plastiras as
premier and had submitted a
cabinet list to King Paul. The
King took no action, however,
and there were reports he wanted
to wait for the final count of army
votes.
Yesterday, Gen. Plastiras said
that while he had expected to get
at least two-thirds of the service
vote, he actually got only about
$4,000 out of 100000 cast-A.P.
"
Bicycles to Rome
Mrs. Henrietta Danicade, go
arrived in Rome yesterday on a
Holy Year pilgrimage after an
800-mile bicycle trip, which took
her SO days. She came from Sales
de Bearn, in the French Pyrenees
Another pilgrim. Countess Eller
Hohenau, arrived in Northern
Italy yesterday on horseback. She
started her 500-mile journey from
Garmisch, Germany, on March 6
and Is about half way to Rome
now.
About 200 Catholics of the
Philippines have chartered the
steamship Sudane for Holy Yea,
pilgrimage. The ship, owned BY
the Chung Hsing Steamship Co.
Ltd, of Hong Kong, will sail from
Manila April 11.-A.P.
Evening star., 1950-10-01

university had been indifferent to
her and she had invented these
lies to gain attention.
Desire for attention is a leading
motivation for all lying. Others
are to spare someone's feelings, to
guard your privacy, to save face.
Too Much Honesty
BUT truthtelling also has its path
illogical extreme, considered as
dangerous as compulsive. lying.
The pathological truthteller can
not withhold anything. If this
species were to meet her husbands
boss, she would be compelled to
say to him, "You know my hus-
band really wasn't sick yester-
day - he had a hangover.
Strange as it may seem, normal
people are better liars than neu-
rotics, according to DR.. Frederick
c. Redlich, Associate Professor of
Psychiatry. Yale University. DR..
Redlich bases his findings on a
recent study which. he says, also
proves that normal persons have
greater ability to resist question
ing when under the influence OF
truth serum.
But. you say. what harm is there
in the kind of lying which we
normally encounter in our daily
lives: the man who exaggerates
little when he tells a story or the
girl who has to say she Tilted her
fiance when it was vice versa?
Are these harmless little flbs
that hurt no one? The final deci-
sion is up to you. One answer comes
from that shrewd observer OF hu-
man behavior, George Bernard
Shaw: MY way of joking is to
tell the truth. It's the funniest
joke in the world" The End
Evening star., 1950-10-01
THE TRUTH ABOUT LIARS

Continued from page sixteen
In like fashion, turn down the
dinner invitation by simply saying
you do not wish to go out that
evening. Turn away the salesman
by telling him that the lady of the
house cannot come to the door.
On the other hand, those au-
thorities who favor necessary"
lying do not in any way condone
pathological lying, which is a sign
of a real mental disturbance. A
few years ago. a student at a large
Midwestern university, for the
benefit of her startled sorority
sisters, kept up a running story Of
her escapades with strange men,
until some of the yarns reached
the ears of college authorities.
who hastily summoned her.
The young lady repeated the
stories, but an astute dean dis
covered that since she had come
to college she had not had a single
date. She had been Queen of the
Prom in high school, but the large
Evening star., 1950-10-01
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Questions and answers from current news

UGGY .. What insect is sold
ID by the pound to truck farmers
and fruit growers on the West Coast?
The ladybug - because it de-
stroys pests.
-A.W., Delmor, N. Y.
CODE At General M0cArthurS
headquarters tn Tokyo, ,0hat is the
code name for the operation tn
Korea?
The Korean operation is known
as ROk - Rescue of Korea.
-F.G.H., Tacoma, Wash.
PLUGS How much does O race
horse eat and drink daily?
As pounds of food and Is gal
Ions of water.
Mrs. AS, Vietorrille, Calf.
NO DISHPANS. What country
gave $500 of its housewives free
rac0tion!?
The trade unions health and
welfare association in Norway
Evening star., 1950-10-01

where heavy gloves make it diff
cult to remove foil wrappings.
Mrs. NICE, Brooklyn, N. Y.
COUNT -. What is the estimated
number Of people hsing in North.
South and Central America. &C.
eording to the first hemisphere Gen.
sus in history?
Approximately 325,OOO,OOO.
T.M.A., Berkeley, Calf.
DIAPERS -. AT what age are
mothers most likely to haze hVins or
triblets?
From IS to 80. The probability
is about II in 1000.
Mrs. Us, Springfield, O.
AUTOS -. Which group o,0ns the
most cars-tamilies with more than
$1,000 a year OF those Wtih less?
Families with less than 5000
annual income own "a per cent of
all passenger cars in the country.
Mrs. L.R.M., Mil Valley, CdlJ.
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Evening star., 1950-10-01

ing furtive passes at you. She asks
you if you think he makes ad-
vances to other women.
10. At party you are seated be-
side the husband of a particularly
untalented singer who is asked to
perform. Her husband asks you
what you think of her voice.
If you can tell the absolute truth
in eight or more of these cases,
you may consider yourself an ex-
ceptionally truthful person. If you
score six or seven, you are above
average in truthtelling, while a
score of three to five indicates that
you are average. If you scored
two or less, you are probably a
person who is more consider
ate than truthful.
1t is interesting to note that not
one of 500 people who took this
test claimed that he or she would
tell the truth in every one of the
10 situations, and "a per cent of
them admitted that they would
not tell the absolute truth in any
of these instances.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
A Little Truth

How do you deal with situations
like these if you want to tell
the truth? Professor Morgan's ad-
vice to the previously mentioned
mother whose son told lies was
that it was not necessary to say,
"If that's Mrs. Henry, tell her
I'm not here" If you are lying
down, taking a bath or are other
wise indisposed, then tell Junior to
offer these truthful excuses. If,
however. you have no excuse for
not going to the door, don't ask
Junior to do your dirty work. Go
to the door yourself.
Evening star., 1950-10-01

sponsored a two weeks vacation
for city women with three or more
children.
-G.S., Los Angeles, Calf.
AILNG Ho,0 many Ameri-
cans were hospital patients in I949?
One out of every eight.
-J.F.B., Hamilton, Ohio
GOLD RUSH >. What has started
off new gold rushes in Australia
and Nev Zealand?
The gizzards of chicken from
Melbourne, Australia, and a duck
from Wellington, N. T., showed
traces of gold.
Mrs. FL, Chicago, III.
SMART :. What is the unique
feature of food-bar wrabbings de-
pelobed by the Army Quortermoster
Corps for use tn extremely cold
climates?
The wrappings are edible. They
are for survival rations in climates
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Lietuviu Dailes Paroda Wa
terbury, isstatyta Silas Bron-
son Library ir pratesta dar vie
mai savaitei = Xxi geguzes IA d.
|6 val. yak. - sudare visoms
Connecticuto valstybes lietuviQ
kolonijoms tam tikra tautines
sventes nuotaika.
Parodos komitetas, noredamas
paryskinti kulturine ir propa-
gandine parodos reiksme, 81 me-
nesi surenge keturis koncertus
ir literaturos vakara Connecti-
cute.
Du koncertai Waterbury, vie
mas Hartforde ir vienas New
Britaine, sudare neatjungiama
parodos dali. Jie buvo organi-
zuojami pritraukiant geriausias
lir ivairiausias dainos ir litera-
turos jegas. A. Dambrauskaite,
v. Jonuskaite, 2. Griskaite, S.
Baranauskas, V. Ivanauskas, J.
Maciulis, Vyt. Marijosius, A.
Mrozinskas, Miniukiene, H. Ka-
cinskas, A. Gustaitis, L. zitke-
vicius 80 visos sios jegos buvo
|grupuojamos parodos programai
Tas visas parodos komiteto
darbas negalejo butt paremtas
kokiais nors pelno apskaiciavi-
mais. Mazose lietuviu kolonijo-
sc jocks koncertas SUI rimtesne.
mis- jegomis negali apsimoketi.
Todel parodos komitetas visas
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ACfIESONAS PARYZIUJE
Sutko duoti pagalba Panclzijai hdolinijoje
atsispirt prizes raudonuosius

| Valstybes Sekretorius Ache
sonas isvyko Europa dalyvaut
triju valstybiu Amerikos
Anglijos ir Prancuzijos = uz.
sieniQ reikalu ministeriu konfe.
rencijoje, kuri prasideda Lon.
done.
Prizes tai jis nuvyko Parry.
ziQ, kur taresi SUI Prancuzijos
|uzsieniu reikalu ministeriu Schu-
manu-. Kaip tik siuo metu iskilo
labai svarbus reikalas del Indo-
kinijos. Gauta ziniu, kad suki-
leliq vadas Hosimin esas sudares
slapta sutarti SUI Maocetungu,
|naujuoju komunistiniu Kinijos
diktatorium, pagal kuria numato
gauti is Kinijos ginklu. Tai reis-
kia, kad Kinijos komunistai ne
sustoja vietoje ir planuoja pies
tis toliau. Kaip buvo numatyta :
Indokinija dabar yra artimiau-
sia jQ pageidaujama auka.
Nera ziniu, kaip ir kick gink-
lu Kinijos ,diktatorius pazadejo
duoti Indokinijos sukileliams, ta-
ciau manoma, kad tam reikalui
gall butt paskirta visa karine
medziaga, kuria paskutiniu lai-
ku komunistai laimejo, uzimda.
mi Hainano sala. Toji karin5
medziaga zymia dalimi esanti
kilusi is Amerikos -. Tas fax.
ltas, kad Ciankaiseko kariuome.
me jau daug savo turimos kari.
mes medziags' taip paliko komu-
nistams, yra viena is priezas-
ciu, del kuriu Amerikos vyriau-
sybe nenori remit Ciankaiseko.
Tai jau ne pirmas atsitikimas,
kada Ciankaiseko kariuomene
sitokiu bldu suselpe savo prize
sus
Wis delto Achesonas, matyt,
gal ir paskutiniuju Mccarthy
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NaujaS MaSkVOS 'kabiukaS'

Maskvos "Pravdoje" pasirode
straipsnis, kuriame destoma,
kad taikos sutarti su Austria
galima sutikti sudaryti tik ta-
da, kai vakaru sajungininkai
patenkins neseniai Maskvos is
keltus reikalavimus del Trieste
atitraukti visas vakaru sajungi-
ninku karines pajegas is Tries
to, pavesti j valdyti tarptauti-
niam organui ir tt.
Straipsnyje destoma, kad va
karu sajungininku sutikimas pa
sitraukti is Trieste butu ju ge-
ros valios irodymas ir tada jau,
esq, butu galima tiketi, kad jie
ir is Austrijos nepadarys kari
mes saVo bazes.
Straipsnis nepasirasytas ir
ldetas tokioje yietoje, kur pa
prastai yra pareiskiami Krem-
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atsispirti prizes raudonuosius

|puolimu padilgintas, jau ryzosi
nebesilaikyti "palaukti ir pa.
ziureti" politikos. | Prancuzijos
prasyma pagelbeti apginti nuo
Maocetungo, tuo paciu ir nuo
Stalino, Indokinija, jis atsiliepe
teigiamai.
Pietryciq Azijos politikos
klausimai toliau svarstomi ket-
virtadieni Lndone, kur susirinks
jau visi trys ministerial. Ache
sonas pareiske, kad karine pa
galba lures butt duodama ne tik
wien Prancuzijai, bet ir tiesiog
trims 1ndokinijos valstybems,
kurios pripazintos nepriklauso-
momis sajungoje su Pranclzija.
Tos valstybes yra: Vietnamas,
Kanlbodza ir Laos. Achesnas
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VSUOMENEJE
ALT Sajungos Apygar.
dos suvaziavimas

sestadieni, geguzes 20 diena,
800 val. p. p. Detroite prasi-
des Americas Lietuviu Tauti-
mes Sajungos 3-cios Apygardos
suvaziavimas. Dalyvaus atstovai
is Illinois, Indiana, Michigan ir
Ohio valstybiu.
Suvaziavimo programme pra-
nesimai ir diskusijos Lietuvos
bylos vedimo ir Sajungos veiki-
mo klausimais.
Suvaziavimas vyks Apygardos
pirmininkes M. Sims rezidenci-
joje, 2207 Oakman Blvd, De-
troit 6, Mich.
Geguzes 20 dienos vakara,
800 val. numatomas suvaziavi-
mo dalyviq ir Detroitiskiu sa-
jungos bendradarbiu pobuvis.
Dalyvausiantieji tame pobuvyje
prasomi is anksto uzsiregistruoti
pirma paminetu M. Sims adre-
su arba telefonu: Detroit, WEB
ster 3-67O2.
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|liaus nusistatymai uzsieniu po-
litikos klausimais. Todel 81
straipsni visi diplomatai tuojau
atkreipe savo axis.
Kaip zinoma, Maskvos reika.
lavimu del Triesto vakaru So.
jungininkai visai nelinke paten.
KNIT, kadangi jiems nera nei
teisinio nei praktisko pagrindo
Tu reikalavimu patenkinimas te-
butu tik naujas vakarieciu ling
snis atgal, O Maskvos zingsnis
gilyn j Europa ir Vidurzemio ju-
ra. Bet dabar aiskeja, kad Mask
val cia gal ne tick pats Triestas
svarbu, kick Austria. Maskva
.jokiu budu nenori pasirasyti tai
kos sutaries SUI Austria. nors
ir seniai pazadejo ta padaryti.
Mat, tada reiktu issinesdinti su
visais savo raudonarmieciais ne
tik is Austrijos, bet ir kitu kai-
myniniu valstybiu. Ten dabar
rusai pateisina savo kariuome-
mes laikyma tue, kad reikia tu-
reti uztikrinta susisiekima su
Austrijoje esancia kariuomene.
Isejus is Austrijos, nebeliktu
to pasiteisinimo. Reiktu iseiti
is Vengrijos, Rumunijos, Bull
CARLOS -. O tada ten gal ne
lbeliktu pakankamai durtuvu pa
laikyti komunistiskiems diktato-
riams dabartiniuose ju sostuose.
,lr nebutu taip lengva grasyti Ju-
goslavijos Titui.
Kadangi derybos del Austri-
jos sutarties per ilgai uztruko
del visokiu "kabliuku" is Mask
vos puses, ir tie "kabliukai'' jau
visai paseno, tai Maskva sugal-
vojo dabar nauja -.
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mano, kad tu krastu apgynimas
yra ne wien tik Prancuzijos il
Americas, bet taip pat ir Angli-
jos interests. Todel numatoma
kad bus sudarytas bendras to-
limesnes politikos planas tu sri
ciu reikalais.
Achesonas taip pat pareiske,
kad Kongresas bus prasomas pa
skirt tai pagalbai daugiau pini-
gu, kai esamieji fondai pasi-
baigs.
Taigi - kova Azijoje tesiasi
toliau, jau uz Kinijos sienQ, bet
Amerika dabar jau nebelieka
neveikli stebetoja, taciau stoja,
nors ir netiesiogiai, patti j ta
kova.
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SIOJE SALYJE
PREZIDENTAS TRUMANAS

PREZIDENTAS TRUMANAS
sia savaite keliauja po Amerika.
ST jo kelione vadinama "nepoliti-
ne", taciau jos metu jis ivairiose
vietose sake kalbas, kuriose pa
liecia ivairius vidaus ir uzsie-
Iniu politikos klausimus. Prezi-
dentas sios keliones metu bus
pravaziaves 16 valstybiu. AS
tuoniose is ju numatytos vie
sos prezidento kalbos. Svarbiau-
sioji is jig bus Chicagoje, SEX
madienl, geguzes IA diena. Pr
mosiose kalbose, tarp kitu daily
ky, prezidentas pabreze, kad tre-
ciasis karas gall kilt labai greit.
Tas jo pareiskimas kick skirtin-
gas nuo pareiskimo, padaryto
Washingtone, kur jis buvo la
bal optimistiskas, kalbedamas
apie taikos islaikyma. Aiskina-
ma, kad jis savo kelioneje kali
ba ne tick kaip prezidentas, kick
kaip savo partijos gynejas. Ka-
70 pavojaus pabrezima jis pa
naudojo itikinti klausytojams,
kad reikia remit demokratu par
tlJos programa, kuri esanti ge-
ra priemone karui isvengti. Sis
tvirtinimas, zinoma, priimamas
su abejojimu. Mes karui isvengti
nlekas nezino uztikrinto budo.
Svarbiau yra pasiruosti taip, kad
karas nebutu pralaimetas, jeigu
jis kiltu.
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TRUMPAI KALBANT

|O I JAW uzdrausta ivaziuoti
Anglijos anglikonu dvasininkui
Hewitt Johnson, vadinamam
raudonajam dekanui, kuris da-
bar agituoja Australijoje.
|C Svedu laikrastis "Stockholm
Tydingen' skelbia, kad prizes
kelias savaites estu partizanai
nuverte karini traukini ir uz-
muse 200 rusu kariu.
'O Ukrainieciu partizanu vadas
Stepan Bandera, kuris savo bus
tine turf Bavarijos kalnuose,
Vokietijoje, prieme amerikieciu
spaudos atstovus. Atstovai bu-
vo vezami j pasikalbejima taip,
kad nesuzinotQ, kur ia bustine
yra. Pasikalbejime jis nusiskun-
de, kad amerikieciai ju neremia.
|C Rusai ieike protesta, kan
JAW atnaujino laivyno bazes
Okinavoj ir pacioj Japonijoj. Nc
Arthur 81 protesta atmete, ru-
sans pranesdamas, kad tai ne
ju reikalas.
|O Anglai pradejo statyti 36,8OO
tonq lektuvnesi ARK Royal,
Tai didziausias anglu lektuvne-
Sis. Toxic pat vardo lektuvnesl
vokieciai paskandino praejusia-
me kare.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-11

10 svedijos laikrasciai skelbia
kad Latvijos prezidentas K. vi
manis ir paskutinis Latvijos uz
sieniu minister's hunters te
bera gyvi vienoje Sibiro vergl
stovykloje.
C Paskutiniame kare, kaip skel
bia oficialus prancuzu sluogs.
Mai, zuvo vokieciu ne maziau
kaip 1,O84,O22 kariai.
|C Atvirai diskutuojamas Vaka
rines Vokietijos kariuomenes
sudarymas. Visi prieina isvada
kad be Vokietijos kariuomenes
nelmanoma Europa apginti nue
komunistu.
10 Rusai pagrobe Baltijos juro.
je zvejojusius 4 danu laivus,
svedu laivus ir 1 britu laiva. vi.
sos sios valstybes iteike protes.
to rastus, prasydamos tuoj gra.
zinti pagrobtus laivus ir juri.
ninkus.
OCekoslovakijos dabartine wy.
riausybe nedave JAW ambasada
leidimo suruosti iskilmes, kurio.
Sc butu iskeltas JAW vaidmuo
islaisvinant Cekoslovaki.ja is ma.
ciq.
10 Rusai pranese, kad belaisvil
grazinimas is Sovietu Sajungos
i Vokietija baigtas. Vokieciams
tai baisus pranesimas, mes Sim.
tai tukstanciu seimu dar tebe.
laukia is nelaisves griztanciujr
savQjQ. Patys vokieciai teigia
kad rusai yra sulaike maziausia
100000 vokieciq.