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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-09
TWO TO GET NJ. A.
DEGREES IN LABOR

Champaign Urbana, Ill. (LPA)
Two veterans will get Master OF
Arts Degrees in labor and indus
try Feb. IL from the University of
Illinois. They are Omer Florian
Glotzbach, 33, Paxico, Kan, and
Norman Seltzer, %, New YorI;
City. In addition to school work
and theses, both had to work for
three months. Glotzbach worked as
a mixer in a Topeka packing house,
and Settler as a floor boy in a
knitting mill in New York.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-09
Union To Reward Qualified Voters

Washington (LPA)-Starting at
once, every member of the National
Farm Labor Union who becomes a
qualified voter will save one
months dues. II. l.. Mitchell, union
president, has instructed officers
in all 275 locals to put the plan in
effect now.
Mitchell also announced plans
for a southern organizing confer
ence in Memphis Feb. 20 for cotton
field workers, as part of the unions
1850 program to organize 100000
farm workers during 1850, in line
with the AFL campaign to add l.
000,000 members this year as a
memorial to the late Samuel
Gompers.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-09
OBITUARIES
GEORGE C. HUMES

George C. Humes, II, honorar,
member of the National Brother
hood of Operative Potters dice
Feb. 2 in his home near the Penn
sylvania State line east of Chester
w. Va.
Mr.. Humes was a caster by trade
and employed last at the Taylor
Smith & Taylor Pottery.
He leaves two daughters, Mrs
Mary Wallace and Mrs. Roberta
Watson of Youngstown, and son
James M. Humes at home.
Services were held from the
Stewart Funeral Home in Hooks
town by Rev. Samuel Neal, pastor
of the Hookstown Presbyterian
Church. Burial was in Columbiana
County Memorial Park.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-09
ID. c. GRAVEL STRIKE
ENDS AFTER % WEEKS

Washington (LPA)-A 23-week
strike involving 100 workers in two
lnions has ended with agreement
oy the Smoot Sand & Gravel Corp.
20 3 per cent non-contributory
health, welfare and insurance fund,
adjustment of inequities, and cost
of living bonus. The unions are
Operating Engineers and Teams
iers. The contract runs to August
26, 1851.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-09

reds of thousands of dollars il
back wages and subsistence.
Moreover, the union says, the
stockholders will be the losers il
the seamen strike the tankers, be-
cause all sections of the giant
Cities Service oil empire will be
affected. A strike could be averted,
the STU points out, if the COM
panys Marine Division "would ac-
cept its legal and moral obligations
to it's employees, to its stockholders
and to the public"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-09
AMERICAN WITH ICFTU

Washington (LPA) = First Am
erican trade unionist to be named
to a post with the new Int'l Con-
federation of Free Trade Unions
(world labor organization recently
set up in London) is Alfred Braun
thai, research director for the Hat,
Cap & Millinery Workers-AFL.
Braunthal will be chief of the
ICFTU Economic & Social Depart
ment, with headquarters in Brus-
sells, Belgium.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-09
Tax Change Would Plug
Loopholes Rich Now Use
By DONALD WOODS
For Labor, Press Association

Washington (LPA)-The Admin
istration's tax program, designed
to make wealthier taxpayers carry
a fairer share of the burden, was
presented to Congress Feb. 3 by
Treasury Secretary Snyder. Among
the more important proposals are:
/. Cutting $60O,0O0,O00 in sales
taxes on freight, travel, long-dis-
tance communications furs, lug
gage, jewelry, and toilet prepara-
tions. (The Administration failed
to offer cuts in taxes on necessities
such as electric light bulbs, elec-
tricity, and local telephones.)
2. Plugging loopholes that now
allow rich taxpayers-chiefly oil
and gas companies-to escape more
than $500, 100000 in taxes annual
ly.
8. Raising 100000, 900 addition
al from taxes on wealthy estates
which escape taxes today because
of gaping loopholes and low rates
4. Increasing taxes on big corp
orations sufficiently to raise about
$675, 100000 and cover the cost of
easing taxes on smaller corpora
tions making between $25,000 and
$4,000 a year. This in effect puts
graduated tax on corporation
profits for the first time, ranging
from u per cent to az per cent.
Most important of the perman-
ent reforms recommended by the
Treasury were on plugging loop
holes and taxing estates - two
fields where political pressure in
past Congresses has resulted in
special concessions for special in
terests.
Probably the most important
proposal is to plug the loophole by
which oil and gas and other natur-
al resources industries are escap-
ing hundreds of millions Of dollars
in legitimate taxes through the So
called depletion" loophole.
The theory of allowing corpor-
ations to deduct depreciation or
depletion allowances from their
profits, before calculating their
taxes, is to allow them to recover
their investments. But under pres
sure from the lobbyists Congress
has been allowing them to deduct
far more than enough to recover
their original capital Investments.
Gas and oil companies, for ex-
ample, in many cases have been
able to exempt from taxes half of
their income long after they have
recovered all of their original in
vestments. In many cases this
amounts to a double deduction, be-
cause the companies also are allow
ed to deduct from their current
profits the costs of developing
their properties.
Secretary Snyder told the House
Ways and Means committee these
special benefits to the oil and gas
companies, and other natural re-
sources industries, were costing
the Treasury from $400,000,0 600 to
$500,000,000 year, and were
chiefly of benefit to the big com
panies.
Snyder presented mass Of sta
tistics showing how the big oil and
gas companies have escaped taxes,
and how people in the oil business
were paying less taxes on incomes
Of more than 81 million year than
people in other businesses pay on
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-02-09
RESOLUTION OF RESPECT

Whereas Almighty God in His infinite wisdom, has seen
fit to take from midst friend and fellow worker,
Sister Ruth Richards respected and admired for her fellow
ship and character and
Whereas, We the members of Local Union 81, recognize
the loss of this Sister and shall cherish and respect the
memory her pleasant and evidence of sympathy
and esteem, it is hereby further,
Resolved That extend profound sympathy to
her family, copy of this resolution be published in
official Journal The Potters Herald copy spread the
minutes of the Local and sent to the bereaved family
Also that charter be draped mourning for period OF
thirty days.
CALVIN BIXBY
WALLACE GREEN
JAMES c. SMALL
Evening star., 1950-11-24
Readers CIeorinQ House
OLD NEWSPAPERS?

(From Mrs. J. H. B., Washington. }
am wondering If any of the
readers can help me. I want a
copy Of the Providence Journal
and the Evening Bulletin, Sep
tember %. 1850. edition. 1t is
published in Providence, r. 7.
The reason that 7 want it is
because my son is one of the
crew on the ship. the cor
respondent was on for about three
weeks to get his story. the For
mosa Patrol.
I wrote the Providence Journal
/, for the copy but they returned
! my money and said the copy had
been sold out, so couldn't help
me. I am in hopes some one can
tell me where I can get that copy
or maybe some one may still have
1t in their home. and would let
me have 1t.
I would certainly appreciate
any help I may get in finding
this paper.
I enjoy the RICH very much.
I have tried many of the
recipes and have had wonderful
results. Also the helpful hints
that are in your column come
In handy so often.
Evening star., 1950-11-24

transplanted from their pint
sized world to an adult beau
ty parlor or barber shop and
don't know quite what to make
Of it-other than to set up a
yell.
It's also hard for young
Ster to have. the hair that
mother has SO lovingly tended
ard curled. clipped of without
making some sort of protest.
Out in Bethesda there's q
special children's barber shop
Evening star., 1950-11-24

that Is part of a famous beau
ty salon setup here in Amer
lea. In a background that is
more familiar to their little
children's world, your child
can have his first haircut or
trim in an atmosphere de-
signed to make him feel more
at ease.
II your child's hair has a
tendency to curl, the hair ex-
pert there will try to build a
wave around 1t. Juniors first
Evening star., 1950-11-24

haircut is a very important
one. Before the hair is shaped
1t must be investigated for
cowlicks and for the correct
part.
For young ladies the prob
lem is to give them a cut that
let's them retain their fairy
princess" locks, yet enable
them to arrange it several
ways, either in pigtails, tied
back with pretty bows or
brushed into a casual hairdo.
Evening star., 1950-11-24
PATTERN.

(From Mrs. w. E. M, Kensingtof,)
TO Mrs. R. S. c., Washington !:
The Star and Snow pattern will
be found in Table treasures, book
number 152, page IS, published
by the Spool Cotton Co.. 745 Fifth
avenue. New York %. N. Y. If
unable to procure this book.
will be pleased to lend my copy.
X X II II
POEM WANTED?
Iron, Mrs. w. G. B., Washington.)
Will some one among the many
we'll informed readers kindly sup
ply me with the complete verses
beginning with the words:
"Oh flames eternal camping
ground,
Their silent tents are spread"
I believe the title Of the poem
is 'The Bivouac of the Dead"
KEEPING BABY COVERED.
(Front Mrs. L. c. H., West
HydttsDille.)
To Mrs. j. K, Alexandria: Out
of one blanket I made two one
piece pajamas for my boy and my
worries were over. Make them
plenty large. Each shoulder can
be zippered or buttoned as you
prefer.
Evening star., 1950-11-24
By EIeni
Beauty Editor

The sounds one hears when
a child is having his hair cut
are sometimes far from har-
monious. -
It's not so much that the
youngsters are frightened at
the prospect of running g
around with short hair or hair
that has been trimmed, but
the fact they frequently are
Evening star., 1950-11-24
SPECIAL FRUIT CAKE?
ECONOMY HINTS?

(Frona Mrs. r. w., Sedbrook.)
Could some one who has a
Pocket Book Cook Book send me
the recipe for white fruit cake?
It was inexpensive but delicious.
I have misplaced my copy and
want to make my cakes soon.
I have enjoyed the letters re-
garding economy hints. Lets con-
tinue the exchange. With prices
going up we'll have to watch our
budgets.
Many dollars can be saved If
you plan your wardrobes with an
eye to the future. When an ar
ticle Of clothing starts to wear or
is outgrown, try to utilize it to
make a new article of clothing.
Mems shirts make lovely aprons,
slips and small tots clothing. Your
own dresses, gowns and slips can
be cut down for smaller children.
The good material in coats, shirts
and trousers can be utilized for
so many things. The library will
have books giving suggestions but
don't be afraid to use your imagi-
nation. You may amaze yourself.
y n
CHINA DOLL?
(From Mrs. H. J. r.. WGshington.)
Could any of the readers tell
me where I may find the old
fashioned china doll or just the
head? I have seen them in antique
shops but know they are still
manufactured and can be bought
new.
Evening star., 1950-11-24
MAGAZINE OFFERED.

(From G. E. r., Washington.)
Because I am one of the con-
slant readers, have learned and
enjoyed a lot of things over q
period of time. Now I have some
thing to offer.
I have a complete file Of Time
Magazine covering World War II,
covering from Pearl Harbor to
vi day. We are going to move
and I must cut down on some of
my boxes, so if any one would be
interested in having the file, they
are welcome to it. The only
stipulation is that they must be
called for very soon.
You offer us such a nice wide
range through the column that
I will be interested to see what
happens. Thank you very much.
Evening star., 1950-11-24
FURNITURE PATTERN?
AFRICAN VIOLET?

from Mrs. c. H. NJ, Deale.)
Could some one tell me where
might get pattern for making
a dollhouse with furniture? Would
like to made these for Christmas.
Also a problem with African
violets. have a purple one whose
leaves just droop. What Is wrong
and what can do about it? Also
a pink one which has stopped
blooming when all along 1t has
bloomed continuously. Can some
one help me out?
Evening star., 1950-11-24
Conducted by
BETSY CASWELL.
POLECAT?
from Mrs. C.. J. G., jr.,
nn1,1 ~ cosIc


I am q daily reader of RCH
and find it is very helpful. I
have an unusual problem and
need immediate help.
In the past week we have been
troubled with a polecat living in
the warehouse where ! work and
we would like to know a way of
disposing of him without a stink"
We have been able to drive him
out once but he returned. The
building is so constructed that we
can't keep him out. It is a large
building filled with metal shelving
for storage of supplies and also
large cartons placed on the floor
giving him plenty Of hiding
spaces, so therefore. at times we
don't know where he is. We're
afraid Of running into him or
soaring him in such a manner
that he might use his self protec-
ton in the way of an odor.
A prompt reply will be appreci-
ated because we are very anxious
to get rid Of this nuisance.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-09
KAIP BUS
SU TRIESTU?

Westinghouse pataria Titui
tariffs del Trieste miesto likimo
tiesiai SUI Italija. Titas linksta
paklausyti, nes bio, kad Mas
kva dabar is kersto inns ir stos
Italijos pusen. Mano, kad tie
siog galetq geriau susidereti.
Titas nori, kad Washingto-
mas tarpininkautu tose derybo-
Sc, nes yra pazadejes Italijai,
kad nekurstys Tito apetitu
Triesta.
Savo laiku buvo manoma, jog
Trieste miestas gall butt an
truoju Dancigu, del kurio pra-
sidejo paskutinysis karas. Bet
dabar yra pasaulyje daug pavo-
jingesniu vietu, tad Triestas liko
daugumos beveik uzmirstas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-09
RINKIMINES PRO-
PAGANDOS PERLAI

Konservatoriq muilas. - Nau-
jausioji britu konservatoriu rim
|kimine brosiura vadinasi: "Nu-
|siplauk nuo ranku socializma!'
Knygeleje yra keletas tusciQ,
muilu impregnuotu puslapiu su
nurodymu: "Sudrekink savo
rankas ir delnais patrink 81 la
pa.
NekontrOliuOtas Churchillis. :
Kai Churchillio zmona viename
priesrinkiminiame susirinkime
pradejo sakyti kalba, kazkas is
sales gilumos ja paklause, ka
Churchillis apie konservatorius
yra pasakes 1908 metals - ia
da, kai jis pats priklause libe-
ralu partial. "Uz Churchillio
|istekejau prizes Al metus", at
sake il. 20 ta kalba jis pasa-
Ike prizes AZ metus, t.y. tue
metu, kai dar nebuvo mano kon-
troliuojamas''.
Sveiku arklio protu. = Libe-
ralu partija viename Londono
priemiestyje kreipesi j gwen
tojus, kad jie "sveiku arklio
protu" balsuotu tik uz liberalus.
sio priemiescio gatvemis buvo
vedami asilas, mulas ir arklys,
Ant asilo kaklo buvo pakabin-
tas toks plakatas: "Esu dur
mas asilas, todel balsuoju III
konservatorius". Mulas nese to-
Xxi plakata: "Esu bnkagalvis mu-
las. todel balsuoju uz darbie-
cius." O arklys: "Turiu sveika
arklio prota, todel balsuoju tik
luz iberalus." (LIETUVIS)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-09
NEREIkALINGI PATAREJAI

Anglijos komunistu delega-
cija slaptai isvyko j Kinija.
Nezinoma, ar tie delegatai buvo
kinieciu kviesti, ar patys su-
galvojo vaziuoti, bet patirta,
kad jie keliauja su patarimais
Kinijos komunistams, kaip lai-
kytis santykiuose SUI Vakarais
ir kaip vesti propaganda.
Atrodo, kad tai nereikalingos
pastangos, mes Maocetungas pa
gal sutarti jau gavo "visazinan-
ciq" patareju visokiems reika-
lams is Maskvos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-09
@o7o==
RASALo ASARos
Oar po penkiasdesimt metu ;. ).
BrOnys RaiIa

Mr.. w. M. Chase, Tevynes
Myletoju Draugijos pirmininko,
atsisaukimas gelbeti lietuvybe
Amerikoje ir sustiprinti musu
kulturine veikla, daugelyje
mlsu galejo sukelti tik giliausia
|susizavejima.
Man labai malonu ia tema
pradeti ilgesne rasiniu serija
Shame laikrastyje, nes as irgi
visa laika sergu tais pat ty-
ruose saukianciojo rupesciais :.
Gerokai optimistiniame TMD
pirmininko atsisaukime, taciau,
name, tarsi indeno uznuodyta
strele, perdure dvi labai juodos
gaidos. Mr.. w. M. Chase raso:
"Realybe rodo, kad jei mes
nesukaupsime savo isgaliu, tai
neisgelbesim amerikines Lietu-
vos nuo likvidavimo. Esu isiti-
tines, kad galima pailginti mUsu
tautinio ir kulturinio gyvenimo
laikotarpi Amerikoje dar nors
pusamzi.'
Oar nors pusamzi!... Vadi-
nasi, dar koki penkiasdesimt
metu. Pc to, garbingais Sventai-
siais 2OO0 metals, musu kaulai
ar is ju palike pelenai karstuose
gales ilskimingai sugiedoti pas
kutines lietuvybes pakasynu
giesmes.
Realybe rodo, kad musu val
kai ir vaikaiciai siose pakasy-
nose cia net nedalyvaus, nes
"amerikines Lietuvos" atzalos,
)nesijausdamos lietuviskomis. sa-
vaime aisku. apie tokias iskil-
mes pamirs ir pagalvoti.
Biauri ir gedinga realybe -.
"Amerikine Lietuva", "lietu-
viska respublika" ar net "kultu-
rine Lietuva Amerikoje" ir kit
panasus sparnuotu miglovaru
posakiai man niekad neskambejo
labai itikinanciai.
Ia patti piktoji realybe ju ne
pateisina, ypac siais laikais. Tai,
be abejo, tik simboliskas issi-
reiskimais ir, deja, daugeli leng-
!vatikiu kartais klaidinas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-09

VIIlClJQ, plflIlyn OuOCdS QafDle-
ciu suolis eme mazeti. Is 60 nu-
tirpo Xxi SO, 40, 80 20. Ir tair
greitai, netiketai, nelauktai. Lon
donas jaudinosi. Jaudinosi taip,
kaip dar niekados. Partiju vadai
ir net pats karalius, sedejo visa
popiete prie specially pranesi.
mo masinu su duomenimis.
Socialistai ryte buvo pasisku-
bine svesti savo pergale. Kai
finansu minister's savo rinki.
mineje apygardoje po laimejimc
buvo entuziastingos minios ne.
samas ant ranku, tai tas visuo.
met rimtas Sir Stafford Grips
nesusilaike ir vaikiskai dziau-
gesi:
= Kas galejo tiketi, kas ga
lejo net pamanyti, kad tokia
nepopuliaria partija visa Sails
vel renka valdzion. Kas nuosta.
biausia, tai kad name, kuris
esu = del taksu - pats nepo-
puliariausias asmuo valdzioje -
jus vel isrinkote!
Ir jis jaudinosi is dziaugsmo
0 po pietu jaudintis teko .iau
lis nerimo.
Mirties taSkas
5 val. yak. konservatoriu pra.
vesti kandiditai drauge su 6 Ii.
beralais pasivijo darbiecius. Alb
puses turejo po 268 laimejimus
ltempimas pasieke pacia vir.
sune. Radijas visa savo vakari.
ne programa isbrauke - ko
paaiskes, katra partija persve.
rianciai laimejo. Dave tik mu.
zika ir rezultatus.
Uztikrinu, kad tue metu Wis
Anglijoje esantieji radio apa.
ratai buvo apgulti.
Tauta sulaike kvepavima. lie.
mianti valanda.
6:30 val. socialistai uzsitik.
rino savo partijos pergale kair
didziausia partija parlamente
Bet vos tik 800 val. darbie.
ciai pasieke absoliucia balsl
dauguma.
o rytojaus dienos ryta par.
thu santykis buvo toks: darbie.
ciai - 314 atstovai, konserva.
toriai - 294. liberalai -
r kitty - 3. Ne vien0 komunisto
p. Leonas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-09

Bet kaip Maskva ta galetp
padaryti? Manoma, kad bandys
j arba nunuodyti taip, kad ne
butu galima irodyti, kas tai
padare, arba organizuos koki
"nelaiminga atsitikima", pavyz-
dziui, automobile ar lektuvo
katastrofa. Prisimenama, kaip
itartinai savo laiku lektuvo ka-
tastrofoj zuvo lenku generolas
Sikorskis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-09

Vienu nekantriai laukti, kitu
prisibijoti rinkimai Didz. Brita-
nijoje pagaliau atejo. Vasario 13
d. SUI zalia vilties sakele 1856
kandidatai oficialiai issileido j
mase zmoniu, naudodami viso-
kias galimas priemones, kad tik
galetQ "palenkti" balsuotojus
savo pusen. Ne vienas is ju ne
pradejo sito maratonisko zygio
beviltiskai. O Wis delto didelei
DALAI ju turejo butt lemta kris
ii, mes britu parlamente dabar
tik 625 vietos
''Esame geriausi!"
Ir isejo tas rekordinis skai-
cius kandidatu ieskoti liaudies
pritarimo.
IS visu kampu pasipyle pro-
paganda. Spauda ir kalbetojai,
rodos, pirktu, kad galetu, skau-
desni ir kandesni zodi savo prize
Sans sumalti.
Nenuostabu tad, kad nuosai-
kus anglai pradejo uzgaulioti
vieni kitus. Kai kuriose vietose
teismams buvo darbo. Bet daz-
niausiai gincai budavo isrisami
vietoje, geriau sakant, palieka-
ma balsuotojams ,daryti spren-
dina. Taigi, galejai plustis, juo-
dinti kitus, smeizti, bet reikejo
ziureti, kad is per didelio rasto
neiseitum is krasto ir vietoje to,
kad patrauktum minia savo pu-
sen - ziurek, kad il neatsuktu
nugaros -.
Tokioje tai itempimo nuotai-
koje vyko apie 10000 rinkiminiu
susirinkimu. Kalbetojai stove
jo prizes didziai sunku uzdavini ::
atsispirti prizes visokius pagris-
tus ir nepagristus uzmetimus,
atsakineti kompromituojancius
klausimus, raminti tycia susi-
rinkimo griauti atejusius lais-
vos Sales piliecius -.
Ir ministerial kalbejo bijoda-
mi. Kalbejo ne kaip ministerial,
bet kaip nuolankus kandidatai,
lyg prasydami tautos uztarimo
ir pasigailejimo -. o minia jau-
te: Tautos' likimas jos rankose !!
Lidtas rinkimuOse
Vienam ministeriui Londone
kalbant prizes minia zmoniq, ku-
RE il protarpiais perrekdavo,
staiga sustauge liutas.
Ir kad j kas galetu nuramin-
ii! Ponia ministeriene nuejo prie
jo narvo (mat, netoli susirinki-
mo vietos buvo apsistojes cir
kasD ir bande rykste nuramin-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-09
Dvikove AngIJoje
(Praejusiu rinkimu vaizdai)

ii "trukdytoja". Prizilretojas ia
perspejo:
Ponia, neikit artyn! Tas
liltas jau yra uzmuses du EMO
nes!
'Ir taip per visa mitinga liutas
stauge -.
Tx zmones nezinojo, kuria pu-
sc jis palaiko. Socialistai tvir-
tino, kad net liutas sutiko SUI
ju ministeriu. Konservatoriai,
zinoma, liuta priima savo pusen.
Girdi, sake, musu rekimo buvo
per maza - tai jis NUNS pa
dejo "nurekti'' socialism, minis
teri -.
Visi, kas tik gall!
Kai per desimt dienu minia
pavargo besiklausydama kalbe-
toju (labai gausiai susirinkda-
voD, o kalbetojai issiseme =
isauso abejotinos dienos rytas
- vasario % d. Tyliai tyluteliai
nese balsuotojai savo sprendima
j urnas. Nepertrukstanti\ srove
zmoniq plauke ten Xxi 9 val.
vakaro. Net ir vienuoliai ira
pistai, kurie karstuose gull ir
niekados dar istorijoje nedaly-
vavo jokiuose rinkimuose, ir mo-
terys vienuoles ejo prie urnu,
dejo kryziukus prie pasirinktu
kandidatu -. Vienoje vietoje IL
goniai chalatuose atejo balsuo-
tt. o viena senute' (per 100 me-
tu) vos imete balsa j urna, SUI
klupo ir po Is min. mire ligoni-
neje.
Kiekvienas anglas taip gyvai
buvo isisamonines, uz ka bal
suoti! Mes kiekvieno 'sirdyje
nematomai verda neapykanta XII
tai PARTIAL ir noras, kad sa-
voji laimetu! Viso balsavo re-
kordinis skaicius - apie 85%
turejusiu teise balsuoti. 15R
Wis delto nebalsavo.
Minia jaudinasi
Rinkimq diena IL val. vakarc
Britq sostines sirdyje - Ira
falgar Square - prie trykstan-
ciu fontanu susirinko daugtuks-
tantine minia stebeti DAILY
MAIL laikrascio suorganizuoto
rinkimu rezultatu skelbimo -
aukstai, prie 5 auksto langu,
buvo didziulis ekranas, ant ku-
rio skelbdavo duomenis. Pirmas
praneStas rezultatas - socia-
listu pergale Stafford rinkimi-
neje apygardoje. Antras - kon-
servatoriu laimejimas. Tada ek-
rane pasirode Churchillio atvaiz-
das. Nina isisiubavusi sauke,
dziugavo, reke, svilpe - kaip
tik kas ismane! Vieni pritarda-
mi, kiti = nemegdami. Panasus
jausmai minia judino, matant
Attlee paveiksla :.
Niekuomet as nemaniau, kad
anglai gall butt taip politiskai
jautrus. Ypac jaunimas. Laikas
nuo laiko jie skautisku budu
sauke "Vivat Churchill. :"
o jaudintis buvo ko, mes abb
didziosios partijos ejo beveik
zingsnis j zingsni.
Entuziastingas iaunimas pra-
dejo traukti meiles DANA, tik
vietoje "Mylimosios" iterpdavo
Winnie" (t.y. Winston Chur-
chilly. Ir kaip nuosirdziai skam-
beio tas ju 20 bring back my
Winnie to me, to me. ~.
Ir taip per visa nakti.
Kelia didiesiems!
Apyryciais darbieciu partija
buvo laimejusi 1853 balsus, kon-
servatOriai 1O1. liberalai |. KO-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-09
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