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good speakers, testimonials from
mechanics actually following their
trade, and refreshments after the
meeting. An effort should be
made to arrange with each success
ful plumbsr for sponsorship of one
boy at his trade. Teams should be
formed for carrying out the WORK
SO as to stimulate healthy rivalry.
At the start, regular monthly meet
lngs OF the guild should be held
when a mechanic would have.an
opportunity to speak and aemon-
strate his work.
The procuring of adequate SAM
tation is the problem which chaE
lenges every Virgin Islander. Il
is a responsibility which falls
upon the shoulders of every free
born citizen. The absence Of ade-
quate sanitary protection endan-
gers the health, happiness and eff
ficiency of all.
n correcting such a vital social
deficiency, the most monial task
is dignified into the highest type
OF public service. The personal
neatness and cleanliness and good
housekeeping of the Virgin Island
er IS quite apparent. Without re-
gard to wealth, class, education.
age or sex, every citizen should
take upon himself the responsible
hty OF making a personal eontri-
button Of some kind in a joint eff
tort to place municipal housekeep-
ing upon q parity with domestic
housekeeping.
, 1950-02-08
5 U B RIB {
WANT
GENERAL BY
THE ST. cROIX POWER
THoRIT

a graduate Electrical Engi-
neer or its equivalent with
administrative and office ex-
perience.
The following qualifications
are desirable but not requisite:
]. Practical experience in
maintaining a small Dis
tribution System.
2. Practical experience in
meter reading and meter
Maintenance.
8. Practical experience in
managing a business office
and IN maintaining good
public relations.
Salary 100000 per annua.
Please mail application and
references before February is,
1850 to:
/, THE ST. cRoIx POWER
Office Of the Chairman
christiansted, St. Croix, ". /.
December q, 1949)
, 1950-02-08
Special Vocational
Project For The
Virgin Islunds
by Charles S. Duke
Concluded from Saturday

0oL0AAoY -
The newly formed Apprentice
ship Commission, the Public
Works Department and the Voca-
tional Division of the Department
OF Education should take over the
sponsorship of this project as a
community responsibility. The
venture should be spearheaded by
a small group of selected, me-
chanically-minded youth and tho
roughly schooled in the outstand-
ing civic significance of the ven
ture. In order to insure quick and
effective action for such an I'm
usual program, the idea should be
sold to key public officials, school
authorities, the press, the local
Journeymen plumbers, the local
Chamber of Commerce, a selected
group of youth who would actu-
ally do the mechanical work and
the general public. The local mem
bers Of the recently formed Com
mittee on Apprenticeship should
act as the steering committee to
implement the plan.
In this, an education of the pub
lie relative to the venture should
be initiated. Emphasis should be
placed upon (1l the difference be-
tween productive and non-produc-
tive labor, CD the larger income
available to the skilled mechanic
as opposed to that of the white
collar worker, (3) the unimpor-
lance, economically, of the white
collar worker in comparison to the
skilled mechanic, (4) the growing
intelligence required for the ordi-
nary mechanic due to advance
ment in modern invention, science
and manufacture.
A schedule of group meetings
should be arranged. The local
Chamber of Commerce should mi
tiate a movement to bring to the
island the benefits of the Smith
Hughes Act, the George Dean Act
and vocational education under
the Federal Security.
Since point four Of the Presi-
dents program is to provide tech
meal assistance to retarded areas,
this type Of help should be made
available for the Virgin Islands
in the form Of training facilities
for the insular youth, and the es-
tablishing Of industrial activities
in the area.
a mechanics guild of the men
or youth actually to undertake the
construction should be in readi-
ness. The first meeting Of the
guild should be made very attrac-
tive by utilizing motion pictures.
, 1950-02-08
PEACE M THE H-BOMB
PRESIDENT nv ordel

PRESIDENT TRUMANS order to proceed with tbe
manufacture Of the super hydrogen bomb was perhaps the
most momentous event in the entire history Of the world It
may be the beginning Of the end, and world leaders. reaiz-
ing this lost no time in calling for new peace moves, and in
pleading with men everywhere, and particularly Soviet Rus
STA, for understanding, Newspaper editors and commentators
We're with one accord that there was little else that the Pre-
sident could do. Russia already has the atom bomb, and there
was no telling what would come next. The Cold War was
continuing without let up, and while an actual shooting war
was not around the corner, conditions almost everywhere
were such that the possibility Of a hot war was not entirely
remote.
II consequences of a shooting war with
atomic weapons is a thought which makes men everywhere
shudder. Pictures Of Hiroshima after the. first A-bomb was
dropped there showed no signs Of human life. 1t was then
known that a weapon of unlimited destruction had been made
BY man, and that unless controlled this very weapon might
be mans mdong. But the bomb first dropped was small com
pared to later A-bombs, a stable stockpile of which is now
stored, fact well known. Experts declare that the super
H-bomb may be a hundred times more destructive than the
A-bomb, and t is for this reason that there was SO much hest
fancy and careful thought in deciding to go ahead with its
manufacture.
WHILE 1T is true that we are far from the scene of
things, yet the world has shrunk, and distance is no longer
what it used to be. Time was when the trip to New York took
tive to seven days. Now an eight-hom flight is normal. We
are therefors part and parcel Of the whole world, and every
thing which happens anywhere affects US. Nobody today can
claim isolation and safety from whatever takes place else
where. Our sons and daughters are going to be called upon to
fight, whenever something flares up to the combat stage, so
if nothing else this entire matter touches us. But more than
that, as a part Of this world, it behooves us to know and take
an active part in what is going on everywhere.
ONLY hope in the making of the dreadful H-bomb,
is that il may serve As a deterrent to some aggressor, who
, 1950-02-08

realizing that its awful conse-
quenceS may come crashing
down on his own head, will
think twice before repeating
Hitlers mistake.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-01
Seek Donations For
 School Razed By Fire

Women of the Moose are col lecting clothes, bedding, towels and cooking utensils for the 7th Day Adventist school that was re- gently destroyed by fire at Bris- tol Bay. Clothes for high school girls are most needed of the clo- thing. Contributions may be left at the 7th Day Adventist church in Palmer. Mrs. Fern Leek, in charge of the lodges social ser vices, urges all members to bring items to the meeting Tuesday. A new light plant is also needed at the school and cash contributions would be welcomed for that. Two local boys attending the school
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-01
VFW SPONSORS YOUTH COUNCIL AT KODIAK

In a program designed by the Veterans of Foreign Wars at Ko- diak to prevent juvenile delin- quency, youth council was re- gently formed at that city. Under the program, which has been ap- proved by both the school board and the city council at Kodiak, a student mayor and student city officials will sit on the youth council. The plan also includes a junior school board.
 The youth council will meet with the city group once or twice a year. The student mayor will also act as mayor for a day" of
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-01
RENAL TO HAVE PHONES

A Kenai peninsula telephone service was practically assured last week when the Alaska Tele- phone Engineering Corporation (ATEC) received assurance of the definite possibility of REA assist ance. The management of the ATEC will be under William M. Maxey. MT. Maxey went to Wash ington, D. C., last week to per- sonally present maps and other data on the proposed Kenai tele- phone service.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-01

Three scholarships. each with a cash value of S320O, will be awarded outstanding science stu dents in the U. s. next spring by the Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. at the University of Rochester.
 Plans are progressing for a new high school building at Ketchikan. It is possible that construction may start within a year if plans for building and financing can be completed. Anticipated plans in clude a gym with a seating ca pacity of 2,000 to 2,500. A swim ming pool is also being considered.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-01
Pioneer al Homer Dies

Henry Olsen, pioneer resident of Homer since 1900 and for whom nearby Olsen Mountain was named, died at Seward early this month. MT. Olson had re mained in Homer for almost the entire half century with only a short visit to Hope and a brief trip to Seldovia before going to Seward a few weeks before his death.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-01
Plans are proqressinq for a new
William Erickson.

William Erickson. formerly with Thomas Bourne Associates, architectural engineering firm for the International airport, at An chorage, took over as temporary manager of the Homer Electric Association on November Is. MT. Erickson's wife and children will join him at Anchorage later.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-01
are Mark Sandvik and a son of the Quanstrom family.
ARE DINNER GUESTS

w. w. Elliott and Gottfried Stevahn, faculty members of the Palmer school, were dinner guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Clay ton Esslinger Thanksgiving eve ming.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-01
Community Calendar
DECEMBER ?

BAKE SALE, BAZAAR by Wom- en of Moose at Grasser's Hard ware; starts at 10 am.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-01
MONDAY. DECEMBER 4

HOMEMAKERS COUNCIL all
 day meeting, starts at 10:30 am. CLASSES for prospective moth
 CTS, Health Center, 1 to pm.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-01
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5

GIRL SCOUT, Brownie all-day training class at Rec hall. All women interested invited. MATANUSKA VALLEY BREED FRS ASSN regular dairy meet ing, Coop clubroom, pm.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-01

the city under the plan.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-01
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8

"ALASKA'S FAVORITE GAME" sponsored by Moose Lodge,
 school gym, 8 pm. Hospital benefit party to buy new beds.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-01
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6

MATANU SKA VALLEY SPORTSMEN regular meeting, Rec hall basement. 8 pm. MASONIC EASTERN STAR CLUB annual dinner, Lutheran church. Make reservations with Mrs. Marne Hanks. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE reg ular luncheon meeting, Rec hall, 12 noon. CONCERT at school auditorium, 8:30 p.m., sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi. Reception for art iSts follows.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16

tik testi darba, bet ir tinkama
pagarba atiduoti.
Buvo iskelta minciu, kaip Ii
kusieji lietuviai turetu pagerb-
tt A. Vanagaiti. Akmens ar kul-
turines veiklos paminklas?
Komitetas, kuris rupinasi att
davimu to, ka A. Vanagaiciui
privalome atiduoti, atsako: "Ir
vienas ir kitas!"
Taip. Ir vienas ir kitas! Gal
vodami wien apie 'amzinesnius"
ir prasmingesnius paminklus,
gal neturetumem nei j gerbiamu
zmoniu laidotuves susirinkti, nei
geliu prie karsto sudeti. +. Juk
mires j apsilankiusiuju atsisvei-
kinimus nebeatsakys "Likit svei-
ki', juk geles prie kapo greit
nuvys :. 0 Wis delto tai darome,
nes taip esame ismoke savo
iausmus isreiksti. Ir nenorime,
kad gerbiamu zmoniu kapai liktu
sulyginti SUI zemes pavirsium,
be iokio zenklo. Juo labiau ka
gerbiame, juo grazesne ir jo
amino poilsio vieta norime ma
tyti. Todel turetumem gyvai
atsiliepti j komiteto kvietima
visu pirma parodyti A. Vana-
gaiciui priderama pagarba tin
kamu paminklu prie 10 kapo. o
drauee, turime pasirupinti ir
kulturiniu vertvbiu paminklais.
Tad bukime nesykstus, kad visi
paminklai hutu verti to, ka Va
nagaitis yra atlikes. V. r.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16
METAL
BE VANAGAICIO

Kovo 10 diena jau suejo me-
tai, kaip netekome Antano Va
nagaicio. Netekome jo kaip tik
tue metu, kada Amerikos lietu-
viu kulturiniame gyvenime pra-
sidejo naujas laikotarpis.
Kada minios nauju kulturinin-
ku mesa j gyvenima didesne
permaina, jos 'kaltininku' ne
tenka laikyti stebukladariais :.
Bet grizkime pora desimtme-
ciu atgal ir zvilgterekime, kas
tada ivyko.
Tada Atlanta perplauke ne
tukstanciai, ne simtai kulturi-
ninku. Tada atvyko tik Antanas
Vanagaitis SUI pora savo talki-
ninkq. O atsitiko taip, kad jo
atvykimas anuo metu irgi buvo
naujo laikotarpio pradzia Ame-
rikos lietuviu kulturiniame ir
tautiniame gyvenime. Laikotar-
pio, kuriame Vanagai6io pas
kleistos linksmos ir drauge te-
vynes ilgesiu persunktos dainos
buvo ryskiausias viso lietuvis-
koio gyvenimo simbolis.
Vanagaitis vienas, ar, saky-
SINE, SUI nedideliu talkininku
bureliu, RADIO kelia tiesiai lie
tuviu masiu sirdis, ir jose ne
tik palaike, bet ir dar labiau
pakurste prie Lietuvos prisiri-
simo ugnele. Jei ne jis, daug
kur toji ugnele ligi siol butu
jau isblesusi ir gal visai uz-
gesusi, ir siandien gal .au ne
bebutu is ko bepradeti nauja
laikotarpi -.
Tukstancius kartu gala, kad
Antanas Vanagaitis issiskyre is
musu tarpo kaip tik tada, kada
prasidejo vel nauji laikai Ame-
rikos lietuviuose. Jis buvo vie
mas is tu, kurie nesustingsta
priprastose formose. Nera abe
jones, kad siandien, iei tebebutu
tarp musu, jis kaip pranasas
zengtu naujo baro primrose Ell
lese. Bet likimas jam leme pa
likti nauiaii gyvenimo lapa XII
items rasyti. =.
Sunku butu ia naujaji lapa
rasyti. jei jis pirmesniojo ne
butu taip gerai PHRASES. Todel
neuzmirskim, kas paliko pamata
po musu kojomis. Atiduokime,
ka privalome. O privalome ne
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16
ENZ3Sa?z{E]

Ar gall suirti vienybe del
izdininko?
SANDAROJ apie SLA rinki-
mus taip parasyta: "Tos orga-
nizacijos veikejai vakaruose yra
nusitare balsuoti uz dabartinius
virsininkus, kurie nominacijoje
gavo didziausia balsu skaiciQ.
Siuo metu nera reikalo pestis
del tu vietu ir ardyti lietuviska
vieninguma.'
AS nemanau, kad lietuviska
vienybe reikalauja ivesti SLA
rinkimuose sovietiska sistema,
SUI vienu kandidatu sarasu, ku-
riame butu irasyti tik esamieji
virsininkai. Ir stebiuosi, kad de-
mokratijos gynejas sitaip iaudi-
nasi del kito kandidato SLA
izdininko vieta. Ar tai tik is
baimes, kad ir Taryboj kas ne
pasiulytu kito kandidato i izdi-
ninkus?
J. G., Brooklyn, NY.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16
VENERI METAL
IR VIENA SAVAITE
Balys Gaidzilnas

DIRVOS skaitytojams duodame kelias
istraukas is Balio Gaidzidno spaudai pa
ruostos knygos "Vieneri metal ir viena
savaite". Cia aprasomi lietuviu pergyve-
nimai pirmosios bolseviku okupacijos me-
tn Lietuvoje, kuri truko kaip tike viene-
rius metus ir viena savaite. siais metals
kaip tik sueis desimts metu nuo cia ap-
rasytu ivykiu. Ia proga numatoma isleisti
mineta knyga Redakcija
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16
J. Augustaityte- Vaiciuniene
NAkTIS ANT NEMUNO

Naktis ant Nemuno sustojo,
Atplaukus melyna gria.
Berzuos dar supasi DANA artojo
lr mirsta VETO pradalgiu bare
Iuolau atplauks zvejai vaga
lr trauks sidabro zuvytes
Pakrantem kuklus ziburelia dega
Viiiodami bankiai zvaigzdes,
o kap ramu ten budavo rymoti
kaip aisva, gera ir graudu :.
Klausai, ka kalba medziu stuobriai samanoti,
Kaip sauka kahn kas vardu,
kaip glosto bangos balta zvirgzda,
ka'p snabzda meie venplauke eva,
kaip kaime svirtis girgzda,
Nenoroms amteli suva.
Paskul natal, kaip gesta zibureliai
lstrauks silky tinklus zveja
Rankas j auksti pakylejai
lr prie krutines mnkstas sutemas glaudei
Su lapais sunkos rasos kalba,
lr SUI blakstienoms asara gyva
lr paJutai, kaip ant peties padejus galva,
Po zygiu Isis Lietuva
q Nemunas vingiuoja skuba
Baltija didingas r ramus
Pro vysniu sodo balta ruba
Pro miegancias sodybas ir namus.
t- -
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KAIP PERKUNAS TRENKIA
NAUJA ZINIA

Birzelio 13 d. - Antanines. Anks-
tyvesniais metals ta diena daug lietuviu
svesdavo. Dabar nera jokios kalbos apie
lsvente. Net ir semadieniai daznai nesven-
ciami. Atrodo, kad komunistai visai samo-
ningai nori gyventojus atpratinti nuo baz-
''nytiniq svenciu. Bet mes ta diena susilau-
kiam sveciu, ir dar is paties pasienio At
|vaziuoja zmonos pusbrolis SUI savo kai-
mynu. Ant stale atsiranda butelis ir uz-
kandzio. Mes dalinames paskutinemis Ii
niomis. Jie pranesa, kad paciame paste
lnyJe gyvenimas nebeimanomas, ir jie ruo-
siasi begti per siena. Jei to nepadarysia,
tai gall atsidurti sovietu kalejime. Paste
nyje kratos jau niekad nesibaigia ir zmoniu
nervai itempti Xxi krastutinumo. Paga-
liau is lietuviskuju komunistu, kuriems
taip pat pradeda drebeti kailis, patyre,
jog jie esa itraukti j pavojinguju sara
rasus. Todel jau atejo paskutinis metas
gelbetis.
Klausineju apie reiskinius anapus sic
nos. Pasakoja, kad vokieciai diena nakti
taip pat kahn ka dirba. Visu pasieniu,
Vokietijos puseje pastatytos kelios eiles
priestankiniu kliuciQ. Bet kareiviu jie ME
kad nera mate, tik susisaudymu yra buve.
daugiausia susisaudymai ivyksta del sic
nos perejimu. Nors siena ir stropiausiai
saugoma, bet einanciu niekad netruksta.
Taip pat pastebi, kad j sia puse ateinan-
Iciuju skaicius nuolat auga Sovietai kas
lryta randa suaketuose laukuose sviezias
Ipedas ir daro siena perejusiu gaudymo
aliarmus. Atsitinka, kad pagauna arba nu-
Sauna
Mllsu giminaitis tvirtai pasiryzes verz-
tbs per siena vakarus. Ka gi padarysi,
kada kitos iseities nebera. namus griz-
ii jis tiesiog bijas. Jis pasakoja ivairias nuo-
trupas is pasienio gyvenimo, ir mes mato-
me, kad ten panasu pragara. Tx vietoj
pasakose minimQ velniQ, cia SUI nuogais
sautuvais svaistosi sovietiniai mongolia
Mes bandome ikalbeti, kad pasiliktQ
pas mus ir palauktQ, kol susitvarkys reika-
lus IS cia gales tiesiai issirengti per sic
ma. Jis svyruoja, bet veliau atsimines, kad
dar turi tvarkytinu reikalu, pakyla va
ziuoti
| Z41IlOud1IIi olC1Oo 1iiCo
sirdingai linkime lainingo kelio Kada jis
vaziuoja pro vartus, as dar pasiveju ir kali
bu, kad atsidures Vokietijoje tuoj handy
tu visomis priemonemis susiristi su tenyks-
ciais lietuviais ir juos painformuotQ apie
visus baisiuosius musu skaudulius, kurie
gall mus pasmaugti.
Brzelio IA d. is ankstaus ryto mus
pasiekia baisiausios Mnios. Pranesa, kad
sovietai pradejo masini gyventoju trent
ma is Lietuvos. Esa, veza kaip gyvulius.
Sumeta sunkvezimius ir neduoda laiko
ne reikalingiems daiktams pasiimti.
zinios baisios, bet mes jomis nenorime
tiketi Atrodo, kad visko buvo galima lauk-
tt, tik ne masinio gyventoju tremimo Tre-
mimo be kaltes.
Mes tariames, ka daryti, nors visiems
aisku, kad reikia budeti ir sleptis.
Tuojau suorganizuojame sargybas, kad
kiekviena atvaziuojanti masina butq Sc
kama, nes NUNS pranesa, kad is Rusijos
latsiusti specialus zmoniu medziotojai, pa
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[ ,aisvoji valanda

STALKING vietos komunistus, sunkvezimiais
Ilaksto po kaimus ir miestus ir pagal tu-
rlmus sarasus surenka aukas. zmona, BIZ
jodama, kad gall neissigelbeti, supokuoja
kelis lagaminus reikalingiausiu daiktu
| - Jei kartais pakliutume j vezamuju
skaiciu, tai gal galetume nors 81 ta pasi-
imti - man aiskina.
Pritariu ir as tokiam bedos pasiruo-
sinui. Bet dabar, ziurint is laiko perspek-
}tyvos, negaliu nesusukti Ak, gi buvome
naivus! Wis tada dar maneme, kad veza
kaip zmones. Ir mes klydome, labai KY
dome. Mes buvome pirate galvoti vakarie-
tiskai ir nezinojom, kad komunistai SUI
zmoniskumu nesiskaito, kad naikindami
zmones jie taiko pacius sadistiskiausius
metodus. Mes tada nemanem, kad pasiimti
daiktai ir apranga drauge SUI vezamuoju
tekeliauja tik Xxi pirmos didesnes gele-
zinkeliu stoties. Mes tada nezinojom, kad
lvezamas seimas isardo. Mes negalvojome,
kad vyrai atskiriami nuo zmonu ir vaikai
atimami is tevu.
Nezinant masiniu gyventoju depor-
tacijQ metodu, tada daug kas ir nesutel-
ke visu jegQ priesintis = priesintis stip-
|riausiais nagais isikibus j savo zeme. Mes
|tada dar nebuvome pamokyti, kad daug
|geriau mirti tevu sodybos tarpvarteje, ne
gu palengva butt nukankintam tolimoje
siaureje. Ir todel, neivertine tu baisiu pa
seku, mes tada viena ranka organizavom
|apsauga, O antraja atsargiai krovemes ta-
riama keliones bagaza Ir taip besitvarkant
tada daug kan buvo uznerta sovietine
mirties kilpa. Xiii dar, patekus vienam
seimos nariui, ejo ir pasidave manydami,
kad bus vezami drauge ir vieni kittens
gales nelaimeje padeti.
Besidalinant pirmosiomis skaudziomis
ziniomis pranese kad ir mokytoja, kuria
mes laikeme nekieno neitarta, jau isveze.
Pas ia buvusi padaryta krata If visi ceres
|nieji daiktai paimti. Vadinasi, ir mes, les
kodami saugesnes vietos, pataikeme pa
cia nesaugiausia. Kas gall zinoti, kuriam
komunistui uzeis kokia nors kersto liga
|ir kuri gyventoja nutars sunalkinti. Jo-
kios logikos cia nesurasi. Paskelbe partlJa
|naikinimo isakyma = ir jos istiklmi tarnal
|naikina. Jie veza moteris su mazais val
|kais, senelius, sulaukusius 70 metu; veza
buvusius politikus, visuomenininkus, ka-
rius, tarnautojus, ukininkus ir darbinin-
kus. Tada, birzelio men. klaikiomis lietu-
viu 'tautai dienomis, veze tuos, kurie patys
pirrnieji pateko nepatikimQjQ sarasus
arba kurie turejo butt sunaikinti pagal
|velyvesniuosius partijos isakymus.
Oar tos pacios dienos pavakareje ga
vom zinia, kad SUI savo senais tevais su-
imtas musu vakarykstis svecias, kuri taip
ilgai kalbinome liktis pas mus nakvoti.
Jei jis butu likes, butu tos nelaimes isven-
ges. Grizo beveik tiesiai gaudanciuju
|rankas.
Aptariame tas baisias zinias ir visi
|darome isvada, kad reikia organizuoti pa
galba suimtiesiems ir bandyti kai ka is
laisvinti Nieko nelaukdami paruosiame
lplana ir bandome j vykdyti. AS pats per-
strength ukininko darbiniais drabuziais
ISedame darbini vezima ir, pasieme pini-
gu bel maisto, isvaziuojame j gelezinkelio
stoti. .Vaziuodami svarstom visas .galimy-
bes, bet prizes mlsu axis stow simtai ne
zinomuju. (Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16
Issiblaskymas

Issiblaskymas
- Tu kalbi, kad as esu issiblaskius.
Bet mano issiblaskymas, palyginus su mano
vyro issiblaskymu, tikrai menkas Jis viena
nakti atsikeles, uzsidege wake paziureti,
ar tikrai uzgesinta lempa...
Isdave paslapti
- Jurguti, prizes eidamas guilt visada
pabuciuok savo aukle.
- Gerai, mama, bet jeigu j man duos
per .ausi, kaip teveliui, kas tada bus?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-20
! FEATURE BILL IS OPENING TONIGHT
 AT 10TH CENTURY

The 20th Century Theatre is giv- ing double entertainment tonight. 9 two feature bill.
 Speed to Spare" is a melodrama of the roaring road with Richard Ar,en and Jean Rogers, the former playing a stunt driver who turns to truck driving around whose personal life revolves the exciting story of the men behind the wheels of our huge freight trucks.
 The film is reported to be replete with thrilling scenes depicting the hazards faced by the iron-nerveo drivers of these highway heavy weights. and is climaxed with ar ultra-suspenseful truck chase and explosion.
 A feud between two brothers threatens the success of music writing team and the happiness ot many persons in Monograms Music Man." the other feature. with a cast headed by two popular male vocalists and an outstanding bandleader. Freddie Stewart and Phil Brito co-star with maestro Jimmy Dorsey in the musical drama. which promises bevy of song hits blended with romantic and appealing story.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-20
Staff Chiefs Submit
 Extra Funds Report
 On Aircraft Problem

WASHINGTON, April 20 = R = The Joint Chiefs of Staff have given Secretary of Defense Johnson re- port on the question of whether more money is needed for Air Force and Navy planes.
 Reporting this in response to al inquiry today, a Defense Depart ment spokesman said Johnson is studying the report and will ad- wise Congress of his decision.
 The Joint Chiefs study was re- quested by Johnson after Genera. Dwight D. Eisenhower told a Con- gressional Committee recently that the s13,000, 100000 defense budget should be increased by $500,000,00 lat the outside" for additional Alaskan defenses and more aircraft