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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-16

kimus, kartu jqokauja, drau-
giskai ploja per peti ir skuba
j savo automobilius, kad greiciau
nuveztu j milzinisku leidiniu re-
dakcijas sviezumu garuojancias
naujienas.
W keliu valandu, dar nesu-
skubes baigti pikietavimo laiko,
pikietuotojas jau galejo matyti
savo atvaizda ir skaityti savo
pareiskimus reporteriui, ir suzi-
mott, kad kitoje sio milzinisko
fabriko puseje kartu pikietavo
ir jo prietelius SUI savo mazais
vaikuciais, kurie nese rankose
plakatus, kvieciancius fabrika
atminti, kad darbininkai turi
vaikus, kuriems reikia keliu cen
tu is tevo uzdarbio.
Per ana streika juk tick me-
dziagos reporteriams suteike
progresyvu vadeivos apsilanky-
mas pas pikietuotojus. Tada tas
vadeiva, apnuogines savo ilgus
dantis ir pliauskedamas per pc
cius istisai eilei streikuotojq
napoleoniskai pakeles ranka il
rodydamas plakatus ir fabrikc
lpastatus, susuko: darbininkai
ko JUS prasote, tai viskas yra
Ijlsq! O vienas darbininkas, po-
ra desimciu metu isstovejes prie
to fabriko masinu, nusisypsojo
ir tare j niekad prie masinu ne
stovejusio progresyvininko pas
taba: No, boy, as tik prasau
adidinti man atlyginima uz dar
ha, mes gyvenimas dabar pabran
go. AS visai neprasau atiduot
man tu purvinu pastatQ.
| Darbininkui buvo keista: kai,
Ills gall reikalauti sau svetim,
turto. Juk tokiu atveju kas nor
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(Atkelta is LIMO pusl.)-

visai nepretenduoja. Didziosioms
partitions jie tik maisosi po ko-
ju. DAILY MAIL taip pavaizda-
vo karikaturoj: futbolo aiksteJe
60 futbolas Anglijoje labai po-
puliarus) susitinka Churchillis
ir Attlee kiekvienas SUI save
vienuolikemis ir abu nustebe ne.
Zinc, kas daryti SUI netiketai vi.
duryje aikstes atsistojusiu %.
ju losiku liberalu. Prize kuril
tas desis? O gal jis sugebes is.
lyginti pusiausvyra?
Gal laukti, kad vel taip nu'
tiks, kaip per Londono mieste
savivaldybes rinkimus? Buvo is
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-16
Jurgis Gliauda

tartu kuris nors Vania Ivanov
is placios tevynes kollkio pa
kliuves j pikietuotoju tarpa.
Viename pikietuotoju voros
gale kupinas aistringiausiu gai-
du balsas stem: love You; XII
tur girdisi rumbos takta musan-
tbs orkestras. O colored boys
tuoj pagauna takta ir, bevaiks-
ciodami, ritmiskais liemens ju-
desiais reaguoja j rumba. Tai
nesiojamieji radio aparatai, ku-
riuos per peti ant dirzelio nesio-
jasi pikietuotojai.
Prizes fabrika, kitoj kelio pu-
sci istisa grandine aliniu, barry
ir restoranu pilna zmoniu. Ir
kas gi MEMORIES ten uzsukti, kai
sauleje pasisildes mato ir dienos
metu ryskiai raudona neono ug-
mimi zvilganti kvietima: Ice
cold beer.
zmones stiprinasi ir gaivinasi
stati, mes nebera vietQ prize baro
Bartenderiai nesuskuba patar.
nauti; pavargusiomis rankomis
nepataiko is bonkos stiklel
ir gaivinanti skysti pila ant me
talinio skobnio.
o stumdesys prie vartu ne
mazeja. Wis nauji ir nauji at
Ivyksta pikietuotojai ir pareis
kia savo pikieto kortas, kuria'
unijos pareigunai cia pat perdu
|ria znyplemis.
| Neruksta fabriko kaminai, bel
|tokius pat debesis paleidzia pi
kietuotojq minia.
! Minioje zuja laikrasciu re
Iporteriai. Ju rankose foto apa
ratai. Jie nusauna budingesnes
pikietavimo scenas, pasikalba
stenografuoja pasakytus pareis
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Propagandos ugnis uzkurta

susigincijes anglas pasiulo:
- AS dedu silinga, kad mano
tiesa, O kick tamsta?...
o lazybos oficialiai yra drau-
dziamos! Gal tas draudimas yra
kaip tik paskatinimas? 'Kaip ten
bebutu, bet specialistq ir zino-
WI nuomone skaiciuojama, kad
del rinkimu bus 8 milijonai la
zybu! Vidurkis? Apple 5 Slim
gai kiekviena!
Kas laimes?
DAILY EXPRESS jau nuo
praejusiu metu protarpiais at
lieka viesosios nuomones atsi-
klausima. Ju "balsavimai" visa
laika rodo konservatoriu persva.
ra, kuri, deja, Wis siaureja i,
siaureja. Pastarieji vos 11aR
bevirsija socialistus. O MAN.
CHESTER GUARDIAN vieso.
sios nuomones atsiklausimas ro
do siokia tokia persvara socia
listu pusen. Kaip ten bebutu
kas laimes - laimes SUI labai ne
zymia persvara. Juokas juoku
bet gall ir tekti liberalams i'm
tbs ''lemianciojo" vaidmens!
MOterys nulems
Vyrai - istikimesni balsuo
tojai, balsuotojai su aiskiu nu
sistatymu. O moterys dar VII
neapsisprendusios. Jos atiduod'
savo balsus pagal nuotaika. {
tie neapgalvoti moteru balsa
dabar kaip tik ir rupi partitions
Kaip pagauti moteris - ia
pagrindinis visos propaganda
tikslas.
Moteri nulemia puodas. Je
bus kas j puoda ideti = gerai
Todel pazadai plaukia is Wis
|pusiu. p. Leona
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Apie du streikus
Jurgis Gliauda

Tikrai, nera moro kalbeti apie
simetini streika. Visiskai neido-
mus, nespalvingas strei k $,
trauktu il bala!
Tuscia ir nyku aplink didziu-
il fabrika. Pats fabrikas atrodo
lyg pasakiska letarginiu miegu
uzmigusio .karaliaus pills. Tam
sus langai, uzrakinti geleziniai
vartai, po tuscia kiema vejas ne
sioja purvina sniega
Tx keli melynkepuriai unijos
atstovai budi prie uzdaru vartu,
tingiai seka gatves judejima ir
stovedami, snaudzia. Nuobodu
pikietuoti vienisais pustelnin-
kais. Gelezinen tvoron ismeigti
ir lietaus sulyti bel salcio su-
saldyti riogso keli plakatai, sau-
kianti, kad ;. "kur gi teisingu-
mas, kad kompanija, turinti ke-
lis simtus milijonu pelno, gall
81 primesti darbo pelems po 10
centu prie valandinio atlygini-
mo-.
Tuscia ir nyku didziuliame
fabriko kieme - nei gyvos du.
sios. Tx retkarciais smekstel
uz tamsaus Tango stiklu kurit
nors nuobodulio grauziamo bose
veidas. Juk bosai dabar bedarbia
SUI atlyginimu. Ir ka jie veikis
ten, tusciame fabrike uzsidare
Gal kerta begalini pynakli? Ga
smeklomis slankioja tarp ty
linciu, uzsnudusiu masinu?
Stipriai uztrenkti ginekologi
mes automobiliu klinikos vartai
pro kuriuos j sia asaru pakaln'
diena-nakti nesustojancia srov'
rieda naujagimiai automobiliai
toxic skaistuciai, toxic svaruciai
toxic nayviai nepazistantieji
kas yra gyvenimo kova, kas yrs
keliu purvas, slidieji keliai, ka!
yra auto katastrofos -.
Tikrai nera moro kalbeti api'
simetini streika! Tuscias Sail
gatvis, tuscios alines, restoranai
barai, krautuveles, kurie mazai
nykstukais supa didziuli nutilu
81, tamsiu langu fabrika. 1stysu
siais veidais desto lentynos'
bonkas liudnai bartenderiai. {
laikrasciu pardaveju, kurie kul
kosvaidziais isrekdavo savo pre-
kes vardus, ne kvapo -.
Liudna, tyku, niuru. Net sau
lie slapstosi uz tirstu gauruot'
rlku. Neidomus streikas!
Ir prisimena kitas streikas
kuris prazydo pora metu atga]
Buvo puikios vasaros pradzio
dienos. Skaiscioji saule kartu 81
streikuotojais pikietavo fabrika
Visu veiduose nekasdienini
upas, maloni egzaltacija ir saw,
galios jausmas. Juk pikietuoj;
ne du, ne simtas, bet tukstanciai
Begalines voros zmoniu letai
zingsneliais vaikstineja prie ia
briko vartu ir isilgai tvoros
Ties galvomis daugybe dang'
teisingumo saukianciu plakatu
eli, fabrike, pasidalink keliais pei
no centais SUI tavo darbininkais
Pikietuotoju minioje kalbos
juokas, pokstai. Juk greta nema
zai ir labai meiliu veideliu SUI il
tolo zerinciu ruzu, su svelniomi
garbanomis ir kitais aki prira
kinanciais niekniekiais. Pkiet'
minia primena sventadienisk'
pikniko publika. Kvepia rugs
ciais cigaru dumeliais, uosl'
ir vaiduote erzinanciais kvepa
lais.
- Cia susirinko burzuiai -
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-16

rinkti GA socialistai, ga konser-
vatoriai ir / liberalas, kuris,
budamas protingas vyras, taip
issireiske: klausysiuos, kaip vie
nj sneka, paskiau, kaip kiti, o
kai balsuojant bus po lygiai
balsu, tai as savo nusverianti
balsa atiduosiu, kur matysiu
geriau! Idomu, tokiais at
vejais nulemia ne didieji, bet
tie po kojomis besimaisa -.
Klebonas propagandos katie
Visuotinio rinkimo ikarscio
buvo pagautas ir Sheffieldo kle-
bonas kun. Ernest G.. Thorpe,
karo metu buves kapelionu po-
vandeniniuose laivuose. Savo
parapijos laikrastelyje jis para
Sc: us visos Strides as jums pa
tariu - balsuokite prizes ta SUI
puvusi padara, kuris vadinasi
socializmu!"
Victims socialism, partijos Sc
kretorius kreipesi j Derby vys-
kupa protestuodamas, kad kle-
bonas parapiniame laikrastelyje
varo propaganda uz konservato.
rius. Vyskupo atsakymas: ''Kle.
bonui nera pareigos leisti parapi.
nj laikrastuka. o jeigu jis lei.
dzia = ne mano reikalas j kon.
troliuoti. Nors as pats manau
jog kunigui protingiau yra ne
sideti prie jokios politines par
tijos, taciau sioje salyje da1
kiekvienas turf laisve nekliudo
mas reiksti savo nuomone."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-16
NAUJI NAUJAKURIAI


neral Black" j New Yorka at
vyksta Sic lietuviai tremtiniai:
Alisys Pijus, Barbora, Danute,
Anele, Stasys, Ona - Brook
lyn, N. Y.
IAsmutis Jonas - Brockton, Mass
Ausiura Petras, Aldona - Chi
cago, Ill.
Bartkus Agota, Albertas, Danu-
te - Cortland, N. Y.
Petkauskas Maria, Elena
Cicero, Ill.
Bolcas Gustavas, Elena, Horst,
| Herbert - Baltimore, Md.
Buivydas Gene, Evelina, Virgil
Mia - Detroit, Mich.
Dailide Algimantas, Ruth, w.
tautas - Cleveland, Ohio.
Daugvila Jurgis - Chicago, III.
Januskevic Roman, Sofia, Anele,
Edvardas, Tadaus - Baysho-
i re, N. Y.
Jaras Bronius, Jadvyga, Aure-
i liza, Janina = Kenosha, Wise.
Jodelis Jonas - Cicero, I'll.
Jonavicius Stasys - Chicago, Ill.
Kalpokas Jonas - Greenbush,
j Mass.
|Karklelis Silvestras - Chicago,
| III.
Kaupas julius, Della, Algirdas
- Chicago, Ill.
Lanewsky Anna - Chicago, III.
Laurinaitis Jonas - Chicago
Heights, Ill,
, Lazutka Jonas - Dedham, Mass
Alfonsas - Shenan-
! doah, Pa.
!, Maciulis Janina, Leonas, Pranas
! - Chicago, I'll.
Mockaitis Feliksas - Bridge
port, Conn.
/: Racys Ipolitas - Athol, Mass.
Ramanauskas Mykolas, Agota,
: Gintautas Hammond, Ind.
Rasymas Juozas - Rochester,
N. Y.
Reivytiene Antanina, Algiman-
tas = Brooklyn, NY.
Repecka Juozas, Brute Mas
peth, L.I.,N.Y.
Sakalauskas Stasys - Scots
vile, NY.
Saldukas Ignas, Regina, Brute,
Laimute = Cleveland, Ohio.
Slivinskas Jonas, Anele, Abb
mas, Maria, Bronius - Chi
cago, III.
Stasenis Stasys, Hilda, Zigmas,
Petras - Athol, Mass.
ISondeckis Jackus = Chicago,
Ill.
Spukas Petras, Elena = Bridge
port, Conn.
Tamulevicius Antanas, Meta,
Vytautas - Minersville, Pa.
Tompauskas Leonas, Brute,
Leonardas, Rimantas = E.
Chicago. Ind.
Trepenskis Stasys - Brockton,
Mass.
Udalovas Boris, Elena, Jurgis =
Deposit, NY.
IUzguraitiene Jadvyga, Tadas -
Roxbury, Mass.
Vecerauskas Gediminas - Chi
cago, Ill.
Usas Terese, Juozas, Gene =
Philidelphia, Pa.
IZajanckauskas Vladas, Vladis-
lava, Danute - Worcester,
Mass.
zalkauskas Vilius, Elze Wa
shington, I'll.
ziobrys Vincentas - Chicago,
I'll.
Znotinas Jonas - Boston, Mass.
zukauskas Jonas, Elena, Euge-
nijus = Kenosha, Wise.
Vasario 16 d. laivu "Gene-
raj Sturgis" j New Yorka at
vyko Sic lietuviai tremtiniai: ::
Antulyte Dora - Cleveland, O..
lBaEiunas Vitoldas - Milwaukee.
Wise.
Bichnevicius Mykolas, Jurgis,
Aldona, Mykolas, Adele -
Dedham, Mass.
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rasytojas Antanas Vaiciulaitis
AIDQ prenumeratOs kama
metams: JAW ir Pietu Ameri-
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LazybOs

Tur but pasaulyje nera toxic
krasto, kur lazybos butu labiau
madoje, kaip Anglijoje. Ne tik
arkliu lenktynese, sunu paren-
gimuose, bet ir kiekviena proga
Evening star., 1950-04-02
Christening
YESTERDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. George Fell Allen
are spending the week end in VIII
liamsburg. where their daughter.
Mildred Lynard Allen. was chris
tened yesterday in Bruton Parish
Church. The Right Rev. H. St.
George Tucker. former presiding
Episcopal Bishop of the United
States, ofhciated at the ceremony.
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
were hosts at buffet luncheon at
Williamsburg Inn.
Col. and Mrs. Royal Roussel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Alfriend ~,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Crogan
Of Alexandria went down for the
christening and luncheon. and
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gomery Of Rosemont, Pa;
Miss Shella Emerson of Green
wich. Conn. Mrs. Mccain Smith
and Mrs. Nicholson Cream Of
Washington and Mrs. Dallas
Poors, who is here from Saigon,
Indo- China.
Mrs. Gomery was a classmate
of Mrs. Allen at Finch College
and is the baby's godmother
and the other godparents are Mrs.
Allen Masser and Mr.. Edward
Emerson. both Of Greenwich. Mrs.
James Joyce. the baby's grand
mother. came up from her win
ter home in Sarasota. Fla. for
the christening and the festivities.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
By Nike Anderson

Mrs. John Bright Hill, wife OF
Col. Hill of Wilmington, S. c..
arrived in Washington this week
wearing some exquisite camellias
from her famous garden. Although
camellias flourish like dandelions
in Southern gardens, there are
many rare and expensive varieties
which are as priced as orchids. 1t
was with two of these saucer
sized beauties that Mrs. Hill pre-
sented Mrs. Alben Barkley, when
she and the Vice President were
given a reception in Raleigh. Mrs.
Barkley was delighted and turned
at once to show them to her ad-
miring groom, with that refresh
ing little-girl enthusiasm which
Immediately endeared her to every
one present.
A week end in Africa-how does
that sound? 1t soon may be as
feasible as one at the Waldorf,
says an official of an airline. The
objective. big game hunting. no
less. would be accomplished by
taking of from La Guardia or
Miami one evening, arriving in
Leopoldville. Africa, the following
morning, and from there flying
one hour and a half into the Bel
gian Congo-and the lion country.
1t may also surprise you to learn
that you must have a license for
the species of animal you wish to
stalk. Imagine yelling to a mem
ber of your safari, Don't shoot
that charging rfiino-we haven't
got license for him!"
A lucky lad is 1t. Francis Man.
no. who bid upon and bought,
sight unseen, painting by i'm
pressionist Claude Monet, the
great contemporary of Van Gogh.
1t is a show scene. in soft blue
whites and mauves, with a ghostly
beauty that should be appreciated
even more during a torrid WASH
ington summer.
Those spring breezes are Whis-
pering that Florence Harris Downs
will marry Heinrich Scholar, who
is Chilean. despite his name. Flor
ence is due to cut third life in
Evening star., 1950-04-02
own and Country Folk

in the storeroom to keep away
mice Il prefer the mice), but one
night last autumn, guest awak-
ened to find a copperhead lying
across her arm. She was able tc
escape unharmed, but the De
Ganahls are now shopping for 8
mongoose, or mongander. (Note
Mrs. David Wills, wife of the COM
mentator, has just returned from
the Virgin Islands and reports q
profusion of mongeeseD
The Boy Scouts of Mclean are
in real luck-not only they have
their posters designed by four
able artists of the Mclean work
shop, but they are going to have
a new member on their council
DR.. William Fenton. DR.. Fentor
is one of the worlds foremost
authorities on the American In
dian, which should be good news
to a lot of wide-eyed little boys
Evening star., 1950-04-02

terest Of the multi million dollar
pie left by her late father, Ad-
miral Frederick Harris. The other
two-thirds go to her mother, Mrs.
Russell Bennett, and her small
daughter, Roberta Downs. Part
of the legacy was a 100000 COL
lection of snuff boxes.
Members of the Mink and Ma
nure Club" the popular nickname
of the Great Falls garden group.
will have a flower show at Brook
side April Is. The home of the
Robert Dawkins, it is beautifully
Handicapped with rhododendrons
and azaleas. One of the out
standing exhibits of the show will
be the wild orchids, pink and yel-
low cypripediums of Mrs. Alvin
Moore.
Gilbert and Louise La Gorce,
one of those rare and charming
made for r-each-other couples, met
first in Wyoming, when Louise was
working for Old Faithful Inn and
Gilbert was q romantic ranger.
The joke. .was that they Travelled
halfway across,the Nation to meet,
when both were from Washington.
Now their daughter Betty, a tall,
dimpled 16-year- -old. is planning
a ranch vacation, which she will
spend with another schoolgirl
friend in Arizona.
Dody De Ganahl has a wonder
full swimming pool, a fern banked
creek tumbling cool water into a
naturalized pool which reflects
pink laurel and nodding blue gen.
tians. The only difficulty is that
the snakes enjoy swimming as
much as any one else, and, after
coming out of the water, like to
crawl through the French doors
into the house and get warm.
This was all right for the black
snake. who was accorded a place
Evening star., 1950-04-02
Home Weddinq
In nAIexundriu

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Rollins in Alexandria was the
scene of the wedding yesterday of
Miss Geneva Feason and Mr.. Kari
A. Lundberg. after which the cou-
pie left for a trip to North Caro-
lima.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Adam Feason of Astoria, ILL.,,
and the late Mr.. Feason. She is
with the United States Public
Health Service as medical social
work consultant and Mr.. Lund-
berg is a member of the staff Of
the Federal Social Security Ad-
ministration. When they return
to Washington they will make
their home at 1419 Clifton street.
Evening star., 1950-04-02

MISS ANN HUBLE.
Capt. Richard Waynick Ruble, U. S. NJ, and
Mrs. Ruble announce the engagement of their
daughter Ann to Mr.. Benjamin H. Shattuck, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Shattuck Of Pasa-
dena, Calf.
The bride ELECT has been making her home in
Pasadena for the past year with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Bush She attended Mills COL
lege in California and George Washington Uni
versity.
Mr.. Shattuck will be graduated in June from
the University of California at Berkeley and is a
member of the Naval ROTC. After being COM
missioned as an ensign in the Navy, he will be
assigned to duty with the fleet.
Miss Ruble is planning two-month tour of
Europe this summer and the couple will be married
in the fall Her father is aide to Secretary of the
Navy Francis P. Matthews
Evening star., 1950-04-02
MISS JIMMIE LOUISE FENDLEY,

MISS JIMMIE LOUISE FENDLEY.
-ONeaPs Portsmouth, VaJ Photo.
The engagement of Miss Jimmie Louise Fendley
to Ensign Richard T. Bailey, U. s. N, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard T. Bailey of Silver Spring, wa.
announced yesterday by her parents Mr.. and Mrs
James T. Fendley of Portsmouth, Va.
The bride-eect attended Madison College al
Harrisonburg. Va. where she was a member OF
the German Club.
Ensign Bailey was graduated from the Bulls
School in Silver Spring and from the United States
Naval Academy, class of 1949. He is assistant gun
merry officer of the u S. S. Winslow, now based at
Norfolk. His sister is Mrs. Edmands wife of 1t
Comdr. E. j. Edmands, member of the staff OF
Vice Admiral William M. Fechteler, commander in
chief of the Atlantic Fleet.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-08-11

Ask a little girl who has seen
her mother and father shot in
front of her eyes, and she will
tell you what democracy means.
Ask little girl who was kept
in hiding for a year because she
was a Jew, and she will tell you
what democracy means.
Ask little girl who was turn
ed over to the Nazis disguised as
a gentle to work in a torpedo
factory for four long years at
slave labor, and she will tell you
what democracy means.
Ask a little girl who went
through torture, hunger, cold, and
sickness and was whipped so that
she could not sleep at night, and
she will tell you what democracy
means.
Ask a little girl who during
bombing ran for shelter only to
step on a land mine and whose
leg was so badly damaged that
they were ady to amputate.
Luckily the American liberators
came with their blood transfu-
sions. After ten operations her
leg was saved.
All that happened to me. Dinah
Room, of Breslau. After being
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-08-11
LETTER BOX

Association of Jewish Invalid
Survivors of Nazism
385 Sackman Street
Brooklyn, N. Y.
August 4, 1850
Southern Jewish Weekly
P. o. Box 903
Jacksonville l, Florida
Gentlemen,
We are glad to announce the
foundation of our organization,
Association of Jewish Invalid
Survivors of Nazism, which was
founded by new Americans
which are invalids, caused by the
horrors in the concentration
camps and fighters of under
ground" organizations of several
European countries.
We hope to open a reading
room in the near future. For that
reason we are taking the liberty
in writing to you, to be so kind
to send us, if possible, a free of
charge the Southern Jewish
Weekly" which we would like to
be among the papers, displayed
in our reading room.
Very truly yours,
Solomon Wieder
Executive Director.
SW/lw
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norant of Jewish precepts. They
intermarried with the Assyrians
and lost their original racial and
religious purity.
When the repatriated exiles re-
turned to build the second Tenn
pie, the Samaritans requested a
hand in it. They were refused
because of what they had done,
Ezra the Scribe, noticing the in
termarriage of the returning Jews
with the Samaritans, harshly or
dered all Jews to leave their
Samaritan wives and children.
The Samaritans built their own
temple on Mount Gerizim" and
remained an enemy to the people
of Israel. Their temple was des-
troyed, but later rebuilt by the
Romans in gratitude for their
part in the Roman capture of Is
rael.
QUESTION:: What is their
status today?
ANSWER: They are very small
in number and have been pla-
gued by perponderance of males
for years. While they are credit
ed with strictness in their obser-
vance of many commandments
like "Shechita," the Kosher
slaughtering of animals, they are
not regarded as pure Jews and
intermarriage with them is for
hidden especially because of their
laxity in such marriage laws as
the Levirate marriage, etc. They
still exist in their original place.
1t is expected that the develop
ment of Israel might have some
interesting elects upon them.
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Stain Brands as "Talmudists"
All Those Who Believe
That Marxist Dogmas
Are Everlasting

NEW YORK (JTA) Premier
Josef Stain, in an article in the
Soviet magazine "Bolshevik, Of
fetal organ of the Communist
Party branded as 'Talmudists"
all those dogmatic MarXists who
hold the Marxist formulas work.
ed out in one particular period
were valid forever, it was report
ed by the United Press this week
from Moscow.
"Exegetes and Talmudists re-
gard Marxism and individual
Marxist formulas as collection
of dogmas which never change
despite CHI anging conditions"
Stain wrote. "They think that if
they learn by heart these conclu-
sions and formulas and learn to
cite tn m backwards and for
wards, then they will be able to
solve any problems on the CAL
culation that those conclusions
are valid for all times, all coun-
tries, all occasions of life.
"But only such people can so
think who see the letters of
Marxism and not their content
Stain continued. He emphasized
that ''Marxism does not recognize
unalterable conclusions and
formulas for all period and
epochs. Marxism is the enemy OF
all dogmatism.'