davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-11-23

that Of dark-haired girl wearing
a green sweater. lay unidentified
in the Queens County morgue.
It was the worst railroad acci-
dent in the history of New York
State and the worst in the Nation
since 1943, when 80 died in the
wreck Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
roads Congressional Limited near
Philadelphia.
Not until $3.50 am. today-nine
hours after one electric tram
rammed into the rear of the other
were the last bodies recovered
from the wreckage.
Motorman Questioned.
Most Of the dead were wedged
in two telescoped smoking cars.
which were finally pried apart at
4:45 am. All night long ambu-
lances carried bodies from the
scene Of the wreck in Kew Gar
dens to the Queens County
Morgue, little more than a mile
away.
The death toll of rs was con-
firmed by police and morgue at
tendants.
The $50 victims listed as in
jured included only those who
were given medical aid or reported
injuries.
The disaster was the second
in nine months for the 1l6-year.
old Long Island Railroad. busiest
passenger line in the United
States. Thirty-one persons died
February II in a headon wreck
at Rockville Centre.
The quiet residential area Of
Kew Gardens-in Queens Borough,
Is miles from Times Square
became scene Of sickening hor-
ror an instant after the trains
crashed last night with a blind
ing flash of electricity.
The motorman of one train
lived and was questioned by au-
thorlties. The other died.
The surviving motorman, VIII
liam Murphy, 81, said he slowed
his train for a signal and the
brakes locked for some unex-
planned reason. The train ground
to a stop.
Mayor Demands Inquiry.
The second train-only minutes
behind on the main line-crashed
into the standing one. It bored
Continued on Page A-6, Col. So
Evening star., 1950-11-23
By Borboro Brines and
Don Whitehead
Assoeiotsd Press War Correspondents

Assoeiofed ffess war Correspondents
AN AMERICAN HOSPITAL,
Korea, Nov. % Delayed The
Chinese Reds have given freedom
to 81 American prisoners in one
of the strangest stories of the
Korean war.
The select group-most of them
from the United States 9th Cav
airy Regiment-was released into
American lines Tuesday night.
The GIs said they believed they
were freed by the Communists in
a propaganda move. The Reds
themselves indicated that was the
purpose of permitting the Amer
leans to walk through moonlight
into the safety of the United
States lines.
The Chinese told the Americans
to return to their lines and tell
their buddies the Chinese Reds
Evening star., 1950-11-23
CIV High Leads Generals,
1870, in First Quarter

George Washington High School
Spurted into a 1870 lead over
Washington-Lee High with min
ute to play in the first quarter
today in their football game at
CIV Stadium before an estimated
14,500 fans.
Pete Wedel scored the Presi-
dents first touchdown when he
romped 20 yards on an end
around play. Halfback Fordie
Thompson intercepted Sam
Ebert's pass and raced 20 yards
to score GW's second touchdown
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Featured Inside The Star

RED PLOT IN TIBET-Russion pIons
to stort cold war osoinst Indio otter
setting up militory boses in western
Tibet ore revealed by New York Times
Foreign Correspondent Robert TrumbulI,
os he continues his series on Soviet
strategy on Pose Ais.
oST-ELEcTloN SURVEYING
Democrats ore attempting to figure out
whot caused the November 7 upsets.
Joseph A. Fox, who covers the White
House for The Stor, reports on o survey
by Democratic Porty workers on Pose
A. 10.
ROADS TO SPECIAL LEARNING
Mastering American woys to wosh
clothes is port Of on immigrants edu-
cotton, Olga Anna Jones finds on
visit to the Americonizotion School. The
first Of her weekly series on the Dis
triet's special schools is on Pose As.
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Brothman and Aide
Convicted Of Plot 10
Hinder Spy Inquiry
Engineer and Women
Fuce Joil Terms. Fines
In Atom Espionage Case
BY the As.seiot.a Pres.

NEW YORK. Nov. ga chem
ical engineer and his woman bust.
ness associate were convicted last
night of conspiring to hinder q
Federal investigation of the engi.
neer's relations with confessed
atom spy Harry Gold.
They are Abraham Brothman
36. and Miriam Moskowitz, "a.
A Federal court jury of seven
men and five women brought ir
the guilty verdicts after almost
four hours deliberation.
Maximum penalties at the sen.
fencing set for November % coulc
be seven years in prison and q
$4,000 fine for Brothman anc
two years and $4,000 fine fol
Miss MoSkowitz.
Gold Was Star Witness.
Gold, formerly employed BY
Brothman, was the Governments &
star witness against the pair.
Brothman and Miss Moskowiti
were convicted of obstructine
justice in a grand jury probe
They were accused specifically oi
conspiring together with Gold te
defraud the Government of its
function of enforcing the Fedora.
criminal laws.
An additional count against
Brothman alleged that he urged
advised and persuaded" Gold to
give false testimony on July 81
1947, before a Federal grand jury
investigating espionage and SUBJ
versive activities.
Gold. 39-year-old Philadelphia
biochemist, is awaiting sentence
on a plea of guilt to espionage
He has confessed to acting as 9
go-between for DR.. Klaus Fuchs
and Russian spy ring. Fuchs
a top British scientist who once
worked on atomic research in the
United States, now is serving q
prison term in England.
Miss Bentley Also Testified.
Gold testified that Brothmar
furnished him with important
technical secrets for Russian spies
Later, Gold said, Brothman in
duced him to lie about their rela-
(Saa spy PAGE A-6l
Evening star., 1950-11-23
BarkIey Dimes With Wife
AT Bethesda Hospital
By The Assoeio,ed Press

Vice President Barkley is hav-
ing Thanksgiving dinner with his
wife in Bethesda Naval Medca,
Center today.
The weep" entered the hos
pital yesterday for a general phys
ical checkup, but he plans to re-
turn to his apartment tomorrow
to celebrate his 73d birthday.
Then he will go back to Be-
thesda for another series of tests
which may require several days.
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Kc~ea. continued to Withdraw

Kr"ea. continued to withdraw
lut a fight.
:. United Nations troops did not
move up to take over abandoned
Red Notifications.
Small groups of North Koreans
sought their own peace by fleeing
across the Yalu River to safety
in Red Manchuria from the Unit
ed States 7th Divisions sector in
Northeast Korea.
There is a reason" why U. N.
troops have not advanced, a
spokesman at Gen. Macarthur S
headquarters said. He would not
say what that reason was.
Peace Talk Reports Denied.
Col. M. P. Echols, headquarters
information officer, denied reports
that any peace negotiations were
In progress "at this level"
< In Washington, Secretary of
State Acheson told his news con-
ference yesterday that creation
of a demilitarized buffer zone be-
tween North Korea and Red
China's Manchuria has been dis
cussed. But he said no agreement
has been reached. He added that
discussions were with friendly
foreign governments.
Immediately after the unex-
planned release of the 27 prisoners
a trustworthy source in Tokyo
denied that any peace negotia-
tions were going on anywhere
Later, Col. Echols amended that
to deny negotiations at this
level"
Speculation arose that the peace
question might be taken up at
lSee KOREA. Page A-3)
Evening star., 1950-11-23
|McGrath Opens
About Attack
On Reds in j. ).
Asks Control Bourd
To Force Registration
Of Every Communist

The Government has launched
a frontal attack on the Communist
Party in the United States as a
group controlled from Moscow and
owing first allegiance to the Red
flag
/. The opening gun in a legal
battle that may last for years was
fired by Attorney General Nc
Grath last night when he called
on the new Subversive Activities
Control Board to force the Com
munist Party to register the
names of its leaders and members
and give an accounting of its
sources of revenue.
In a 4,800-word bill of particu-
lars. Mr.. McGrath spelled out how
the Communist Party operates.
1t was rated the most sweeping
Indictment of the party ever is
sued by a Government official.
First Petition Before Board.
I'm the event of a war between
the Soviet Union and the United
States, " the Attorney General de-
clared. "the Communists in the
United States have obligated them
selves to act to defeat the military
efforts of the United States and
to aid and support the Soviet Un-
ion.
The Communist Party teaches
It's members that in such event
they must act to foment a civil
war in the United States as a
means for impairing the Nations
military effort and for establish
ing Soviet America having die
tatorship Of the proletariat such
as exists in the Soviet Union"
The Attorney Generals petition
was the first presented to the
board created by the Internal Sc
curity Act. The five-member BIZ
partisan panel was appointed by
President Truman a month ago.
Party Holds Underwriting Line.
In the petition, Mr.. McGrath
charged:
That the Communist Party is
substantially dominated and con-
trolled by the government and
Communist Party of the Soviet
Union, and by the foreign organ
ization controlling the world Com
muniSt movement.
That throughout it's existence
the Communist Party never
knowingly has deviated from the
views and policies" of the Soviet
Union and world Communist lead
erS.
That whenever such views have
conflicted with the position taken
by the United States, the Commu-
mist Party has opposed this coun-
try's policies.
That the party receives finan-
cial aid from or at the direction
of Moscow.
Soviet Discipline Recognized.
That the party regularly re-
ports to the Soviet Union and its
affiliates and has sent representa-
tives to the Soviet Union and
other foreign countries for train
ing in Communist strategy.
That the party leaders are Sub
ject to and recognize the disci-
plinary power" of the Soviet gov
ernment and world Communist
SpokeSmen.
That the party, in order to con-
ceal its foreign domination, has
adopted "a multitude of clandes-
tine practices"
That since 1919 American Com
munist leaders and a substantial
number of members "have con-
sidered the allegiance they owe
the United States as being subor-
dinate to their loyalty and obli-
cations to the government of the
Soviet Union"
Cloak Of Secrecy Described.
In describing the cloak of
secrecy with which it charges the
party surrounds itself, the petition
cited the practice of having both
(See COMMUNISTS, Page A-40
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Chinese Reds in London

LONDON, Nov. % R.-Nine
Communist Chinese delegates ar
rived here today en- route to New
York, where they will discuss the
future Of Formosa before the
United Nations Security Council.
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Organized Plot on Life
OF Truman Seen After
Arrest Of 7 Radicals
Puerto Ricon Nationalist
Leaders Held, More Moy
Be Picked Up Soon
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-Two
Puerto Rican radical leaders. sus-
pected of being chief plotters in
the attempt to assassinate Presi-
dent Truman, were held in sep
arate New York jails today under
heavy guard.
The two men were seized here
late yesterday by Secret Service
agents.
They are Julio Pinto Gambia,
a.. veteran terrorist and president
Evening star., 1950-11-23
No Late Editions
Of The Star Today

Owing to the Thanksgiving Day hoH.
day. the Night Final editions Of The
stor will NOT be printed todoy.
Subscribers to these will receive the
resulor edition.
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Ringing Phones Garry News
Soddening Long Island Homes
A Sob, q Scream, UnbeIief Registered
As Victims Kin Learn Of Tragedy
BY the A,,neiatsd Press

NEW YORK Nov 23The telephone in small suburban
home Garden City 17yearod boy picked the
"Oh" he said, not wanting to believe. Then, slowly
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Reds Continuing
Withdrawal as
Allies Hold Back
Evidence AccumuIotes
Thot Negotiations
Are in Progress
By ReImon MORN
Assoeioted Press Foreign Correspondent

kssoeioted Press Foreign Correspondent
TOKYO, Nov. 23.-Peace rumors
appeared suddenly today aimd a
Thanksgiving Day quiet on the
Korean battlefronts.
Talk of a negotiated settlement
was touched off by:
/. The Chinese Communists
suddenly released 27 wounded
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Release of II Prisoners Roises Question
OF Chinese Motives. Poee AS

American prisoners. The freed
men brought this message-"The
Chinese do not want to fight the
Americans" United Nations mill
tary authorities clamped a top
secret" lid on details of the re-
lease.
2. Chinese Reds, with an esti-
mated 100000 men in Northwest
Evening star., 1950-11-23

On Long Island
Line Injured
Cars TeIeseoped
As Stalled Train Is
Rummed in Rear
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Two
crowded sLong Island Railroad
passenger trains crashed last night
with binding flash during the
Thanksgiving eve rush hour, kill
ing rs persons and injuring more
than $50.
Many of the injured are in crit
ical condition.
OF the 76 dead, IS have been
tentatively identified. One body.
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Thanksgiving Marked
By u. 5. With Thought
For Troops in Korea
Some choirs Empty Again
AS Americans Count Their
Blessings, Pray for Peace

Most Americans. with much to
be thankful for, acknowledge their
blessings today in the traditional
Thanksgiving manner.
That meant turkey and heaps
of goodies, attesting to the bounti-
Evening star., 1950-11-23

Pan American Moss Here is Attended
by l.500 Persons. Paee B-l
Americans Scattered Across Europe Mark
Thanksgiving Quietly. Paee AS
Evening star., 1950-11-23

Deoth List in Wreck Of Long IsIond
Troins. Poee AS
Mojor U. s. Train Wrecks Recalled After
Lost Nights Troeedy. Poge AS
Evening star., 1950-11-23

Continued on Page "A, Col. /.
Evening star., 1950-11-23

(See SPY. Page A-6)
Evening star., 1950-11-23

Mostly sunny today. high 81. Partly cloudy
tonight. low 38 in city. 80 in suburbs. To-
morrow windy colder. partly cloudy. Gull
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New York Markets Closed Today
Evening star., 1950-11-23

Continued on Page AS, Col. S.
Evening star., 1950-11-23

(See HOLIDAY, Page A-4.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-02
Dabar taip nebebuS
Jau baigia ruosti planus, kaip tvarkysis Amerika
jei prasides treciasis pasaulinis karas

Kai praejes karas prasidejo,
Amerikos gyventojai il tik pa
mazu pradejo jausti. Karas jau
buvo prasidejes, cia dar buvo
apie 9 milijonai nedirbanciu,
daugelis dirbanciujQ dirbo ma
ziau kaip po 40 valandu per sa-
waite, didzioji pramone nenau-
dojo viso savo pajegumo. Civil
liniu gyventoju gyvenimo stan
dartas karo pabaigoje buvo aux
stesnis, negu pradzioje. Varto-
tojai karui baigiantis galejo
naudoti 25% ivairiu gerybiu
daugiau, negu karui praside-
dant -.
Dabar taip nebebus. Dabar,
jei kills karas, is pirmos dienos
visiems teks pajusti, kad cia
TIC JuOhdI.
Atitinkamos istaigos jau vi
sal baigia rengti planus, kaip
bus tvarkomasi Amerikoje nuo
pat pirmos karo dienos.
Kainos, algos ir nuomos tuo-
jau bus "uzsaldytos". Bus ives
ia griezta tu dalykq kontrole.
IS pirmos dienos bus ivestas
racionavimas pirmoj eilej cuk-
rui, gasolinui, mesai, gal but
ir drabuziams. Tuojau bus su-
stabdytas automobiliu, saldytu-
WI, televizijos aparatu gami-
nimas civiliu reikalams.
Darbininkai, kur reikes, gales
butt mobilizuoti kariniams dar-
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bans ir lures keltis dirbti
karo pramones centrus.
Urmininku ir smulkiuju pirk-
liu sandeliai bus tuojau 'uzsal-
dyti' ir prekes gales butt par
duodanos tik nustatytais kie-
kiais. Daug mazmeniniu krautu-
VIII lures butt uzdaryta.
Privati statyba bus tuojau
sustabdyta. Bus grieztai apkar-
pytas hypotekos (mortgage)
kreditas.
Mokesciai bus smarkiai pakel-
ii. Asmeniniai mokesciai bus
apie pusketvirto karto didesni,
negu per praejusi kara. Vel bus
ivesti pelno pertekliaus mokes-
ciai, taip pat bus padidinti ir
kapitalo pelno mokesciai.
Bendras civiliniu gyventoju
gyvenimo standards bus paze-
mintas 2Ofo, stengiantis atpa-
laiduoti daugiau zmoniu, gerry
biu ir medziagu karo reikalams.
Daugelio civiliniu gyventoju var
tojamq gerybiu nebus GAMMA
ma geresnes ruSies, O bus ives
tt "karo modeliai''.
Naujiems irengimams kredi-
tas bus visiskai sustabdytas.
Banku duodamos paskolos bus
valdzios kontroliuojamos ir ju
nebus duodama tokens reika-
lams, kurie nereikalingi karui.
Bus ivestas privalomas tau
pymas items, kurie dar lures
atliekamu pinigu nuo mokesciu
ir butinu pragyvenimo reikalu.
Dabar karas bus daug ITO
taliskesnis", negu pirma budavo.
Visa tai bus, jeigu Kongre-
sas patvirtins dabar baigiamus
rengti planus ir... jefgu kills
karas.
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musu brangenybes ir kitatau-
ciu mokslininku pripazintos YER
tybes naikinima skatina ne sve-
timi, O kai kurios musu paciu
kilmes aukletojos ir ne kur XII
tur, bet lietuviu parapijiniQ mo-
kyklu sienose!
Budamos nuoseklios savo ISL
tikinimuose, sios svietejos lai-
kosi desnio, kad ir tikybines
prievoles atlikti mazieji turi bu-
ii mokomi ne tevu kalba. Kad
81 "ruosa" sklandziau vyktu,
vaikai raginami lankyti ne lie
tuviu kalba pamaldas, nors toje
pacioje baznycioje' ir ta pacia
diena esti ir lietuviskos.
Stu aukletoju motyvas papras-
tas = vaikai negrisia j Lietuva
ir lietuviu kalba jiems nebusian-
tt reikalinga. Cia tuoj persasi
klausimas: is kur tie ''pranasai'
Zinc, kas girls ir kas negris
Lietuva? Ir dar:: kokie vejai ipu-
te jiems ikvepima skelbti mint,
kad lietuviu tevu lietuviams val
kams nesanti reikalinga gimtoji
lietuviu kalba. kai toji lietuviu
kalba yra destoma daugelyje
JAW ir Europos universitetu
netgi nelietuviams studentams
Ar Vytautas nuejo
SUI velniais?
Skaudziai pazeidzia tautinius
tevu jausmus, kada ju vaikv
aukletoju tarpe atsiranda ir to.
kiu, kurie skelbia griezta ko.
va -. tautiniams ju vaiku var.
dams! Tautiniai vardai, jQ argu
mentavimu, esq ''velniski var
dai', nes, ju ziniomis, tokiais
vardais besivadinanciu dangujt
mesa. (Vargsai tie musu kuni
gaikSciaiD. o visas Sis mes
las, j pragaro gelmes nugru
des Lietuvos krikstytojus ir baz
nyciu statytojus, apvainikuoja
mas pareiskimu, kad Viespats
Dievas nelaiminas Lietuvos il
is to esancios visos negeroves. :.
Jei musu kunigaiksciu varda
(Perkelta sta pusl.)
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At|ygininlQ minimuInas
IS centai uz darbo valanda ne visiems
privaloma molxeti

Gavome is skaitytoju paklau-
simu, kaip yra su tue nustaty-
tuoju atlyginimo minimum. Vi
sur kalbama, kad nuo sausio
menesio 25 dienos atlyginimo
minimumas yra Is centai dar-
bo valandai. Bet praktikoje dau-
gels lietuviu naujakuriu toxic
atlyginimo nesulaukia. Pavyz-
dziui, restofanuose indus plau-
nantieji klausia, kas cia yra,
kad iie nesulauke ligi siol jokio
pasikeitimo -.
Todel yra svarbu zinoti, kad
atlyginimo minimumo istatymas
apima ne visus, yra visa ellie
isimciu.
Istatymas sake, kad atlygini-
mo minimumas liecia visus SAM
dinius, pasamdytus dirbti ko-
mercijoje arba komerciniq gerry
blu gamyboje.
Komercija istaymo prasme
yra vadinami prekyba, mainai,
transportas, persiuntimas ar SUI
sisiekimas (keliavimas, susizi-
Inojimas) tarp keliu valstybiq
(state) arba bent tarp dvieju
vietu, esanciu ne toje pacioje
valstybeje (state).
Taigi tokiose darbovietese, ku-
riu veikimas neiseina is savo
valstybes ribu, atlyginimo mini
mumo istatymas netaikomas.
Aisku. tai liecia ir restoranus.
Be to, isimtys taikomos taip
pat zemes ukiui, skalbykloms,
valykloms, drabuziu taisymo
dirbtuvems, zuvu produktu ga
myboje, misku tarnybose, ma
zuose laikrasciuose, miesto susi-
siekimo imonese. taksi, telefo-
no kumutatoriu tarnybose ir KIT.
Tam tikrose gelezinkeliu, pie
niniu, medvilnes, cukraus, kiau-
siniu, paukstienos produktu ga.
bos ar prekybos imonese netai
komas antvalandziu padidintas
atlvginimas.
Tiksliai iSskaiciuoti. kur il
kahn tas istatymas taikomas al
,netaikomas. yra CANA sudetingas
dalykas. Konkreciu atveju, kai
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Amerika nOri
kod mes posidoIintume sovo kuIturo su
omerikieSiuis

veiklos akstinas buvo gimtosios
zemes ir tautieciq meile ir kilnus
noras gelbeti tai, kas dar isgel-
beti galima. Isgelbeti zmones is
medziaginio skurdo ir dvasinio
slogucio, ijungti juos j laisvos
JAW bendruomenes gyvenima ir
tue paciu stiprinti pozityviasias
sio krasto bendruomenes ir jos
dalies - tautines musu grupes
-jegas, kovojancias prizes tam
siausia siu amziu istorijos deme
ir siekiancias kiekvieno zmogaus
ir kiekvienos tautos laisves vi
same zemes rutulyje, taigi ir
musu tevyneje.
Mlsu svoris
Veikliai ir samoningai daily
vault didzioje misijoje, kuria
istorija uzkrove ant dar nesu-
gadintos pasaulio dalies peciu,
gall tik valstybiskai, tautiskai
ir socialiskai susiprates zmogus.
Kas nevertina teisines valstybes,
nebrangina tautines kulturos,
|nesisieloja del socialinio teisin-
gumo, tas sunkiai gall rasti
akstina, skatinanti j savo noru
isijungti j sunkia ideologine ko-
va. Negali jis butt aktingas ir
siose istorinese, jau per 80 me-
ltu tebevykstanciose laisves il
vergijos grumtynese, kurios
kad ir .keisdamos savo formas il
smarkumo laipsni, Wis bresta il
Wis arteja j lemiama pabaiga.
Musu svoris sioje gerio il
blogio dvikovoje priklausys nue
musu samoningumo. Jei is mu
su galvu isgaruos tie svent
idealai, kuriais laisvasis pasau
lis grindzia savo buvima ir kurit
salygoja musu tautos prisikeli
ma, ir jei musu sirdyse isble!
jausmai gimtajai zemei ir jo,
tautai, = mes tapsime nereiks
mingi. Mes ieskosime kompromi
su, zadanciu NUNS laikiniu as
meniniu patogumu, taciau drau
ge ir stumianciu mus j ellie!
nusizengeliQ, nenorinciQ paju
dinti rankos zudomai tevyne
gelbeti ir dar laisvajam pasau
liui nuo tu paciu pavoiu apsau
goti ir nuo to paties likimo is
gelbeti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-02

siuntinybes sveicarijoje sekre-
torius, po ministerio J. Saulio
mirties paskirtas eiti atstovo
pareigas. DR.. A. Gerutis gyvena
Berne. Paskutiniuoju metu jis
turejo pasitarimus SUI min. st.
Lozoraiciu.
Paskutiniu. metu Amerikos
lletuviQ komunistu laikrasciai,
leidziami Maskvai diriguojant,
ina ikyriau aiskinti, kad ne vi
81 dipukai vienodi, girdi, esq
ir gerQ zmoniu ;. Tuo jie nori
drumsti vandeni ir nukreipti
prizes JUGS varoma akcija.
Rasytojas DIR. Vydunas siuo
metu gyvena Vokietijoje, Det-
molde, ir artimiausiu laiku ne
mano niekur iskeliauti. Ten gy-
vendamas is vokieciu valdzios
gauna maza pensija, mes jis yra
daug metu buves mokytoju Ma
zojoje Lietuvoje.
. Didziojoje Britanijoje gyve-
nantieii lietuviai inzinieriai vra
susiorganizave inzinieriu drau-
gija. Draugijai priklauso 25 ma
rial. Tx trys is ju dirba savo
specialybeje.
. InInieriai E. sviedrys ir A.
Tylius, dabar gyvenantieji Ko-
lumbijoie, vieno vietos pirklio
talkininkaujami, isteige imone,
kuri gamma medicines irankius,
VETO variklius, baldus ir KIT.
. Kolumbijon yra nuvyke IL
lietuviu inzinieriu. Visi jie ga
vo pakenciama darba, mes tame
kraste jauciamas nemazas tos
rusies specialistu trukumas.
. Niagara Falls, NY, mire
lietuvis kunigas P.J.Aukstikal-
mis-. Jis buvo gimes 1911 me-
tais. Buvo Niagara Falls sv.
Jurgio parapijos klebonas.
Zinomi Chicagos biznieriai
Kuraiciai siuo metu lankosi Eu-
ropoje. sventuju metu proga bu-
vo ir Vatikane. Is ten isvyko
sveicarija ir Portugalija.
. Lietuviai miskininkai, esan-
tieji Amerikoje, Chicagos mics
te ruosia 80 metu sukakties pa
mineiima nuo savos misku ad-
ministracijos ivedimo Lietuvoj.
. Vasario 18 d. SLA centro pa
talpose New Yorke buvo su-
rengtas pobuvis pagerbti j JAW
satvykusi Kazi skirpa, buvusi
Lietuvos minister Berlyne. Po-
buvyje dalyvavo visa ellie vel
keju.
. Pranesama, kad Anglia is
Vokietijos yra nuvyke apie
$500 lietuviu. Daugiausia jie
dirba fabrikuose ir zemes ukyje.
Tx nedidelis skaicius jau pra-
dejo savarankiska darba.
Garsioji Grohno stovykla Vo-
kietijoje, pro kuria praejo be-
veik visi j JAW keliaujantieji
tremtiniai, siuo metu gerokai
istustejusi. Baigiama spresti vi
su sulaikytuju bylos, kuriQ
greit negales isspresti, tie gra-
zinti j anksciau gyventas sto-
vyklas.
. Prancuzijoje Lietuviu salpos
Draugija siq metu valdybon is
sirinko: 0. Backiene, kun. Pee
XII, inz. Stankeviciq, Prana Du.
leviciu ir inz. J. Bulota.
. siu metq birzelio men. SUI.
eina lygiai 10 metu nuo pirmujg
sovietu deportacijq is Lietuvos
siuos ziaurius ivykius viso pa.
saulio lietuviai ruosiasi atitin.
kamai pamineti.
. Ivairiuose laikrasciuose buvc
paskelbta ziniq, kad bus steigia.
ma DIP valstybe Dipistanas. Da.
bar IRO pranesa, kad tos zinios
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