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Evening star., 1950-10-18

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The technique of the opening
lead cannot be successfully employed
unless the defender pays strict at
tenyion q the bidding. What might
normaly be the correct lead can
very well turn out to be the worst,
based on information obtained our
ing the auction
Players should early form the
habit OF beginning to count the
opponents hands, as far as pos
sible, while the bidding is in prog
ress. This is a habit which it is
not easy for many players to form
but when acquired, will produce
extremely gratifying results.
AS an example: If South bids
hearts first and then spades, stop
and make a mental note: He prob
ably has five hearts and four spades
(on the pardonable assumption that
he has some idea as to what's going
on. If North now supports the
four-card spade suit, make men
tai note: He very likely had four
vi llIdb ou4ts CVS., SVS'
Today's hand is striking ex-
ample. Against the slam contract
of six hearts, the ION the surface
lead would be the king OF spades,
in the hope of building up trick
before the ace of trumpS was dis
lodged. However, attention to the
bidding will show that better lead
Is available Unless North and South
are completely out in left field, one
of them has singleton spade, and
a trick in that suit is probably not
bright prospect.
Since North's first take-out was
two diamonds, he should have at
least four of the suit. South'S jump
to four diamonds shows a mini
mum of four of that suit, which
added to Vests four, leaves a maxi
mum of one diamond for East. With
a diamond opening therefore, East
can be given a ruff when West OBJ
tains the lead with the ace of
trumps. So reasoning. West led the
diamond with the obvious result.
AS the cards were, a contract of
six diamonds could not have been
defeated. But against a spade open
ing, North will have an anxious
moment. The spade is won and
the trumps tested. When East fails
to follow on the second round, de-
clarer must discontinue trumps and
drive out the ace of hearts, hoping
that he can avoid a ruff in that
suit. Note that if East had held
the ace of hearts, he could, by re-
fusing the first lead of the suit,
arrange to give his partner ruff
of the third round, since declarer
would be helpless to draw trumps
until the ace of hearts was out OF
the way.
Copyright. 1850, by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1950-10-18
I axe NV Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby

the branches wnen the day BE-
COMES warm.
I There are two kinds of verbs:
ID intransitive, and co transitive.
Now let us see what is smeant by
the ywo terms.
| - An intransitive verb does not
| Dass its action to a direct object.
That is to say, it expresses an action
or state of being that is limited to
the subject of the sentence. These
are intransitive verbs:
The baby SLEEPS: the dog
BARKS; Mary SINGS in the choir;
the sun SHINES.
! Now we see that the intransitive
verb tells what the subject does
or is; it does not pass its action
on to something other than the
subject.
(2) The transitive verb passes the
action on to a direct object. It
tells what the subject does to some
thing else. These are transitive
verbs:
He BOARDED the plane; John
THREW the ball; the artist PAINTS
a picture; Mary READS the maga-
Evening star., 1950-10-18

One of the very old nations of the
world is Persia-now commonly
called Iran.
When we go back into the his
tory of the country. we find that it
used to have section named ParS
That section was the home of a
mighty king, Cyrus the Great. Cy-
rus was master of all the Iranians
and likewise ruled lands outside the
borders of Iran. The people of his
home area were known as Parsians
or PersianS
The name of that section has
been changed. Now it is known as
Ears instead of Pars.
The ancient PersianS, like those
of today, were members of the white
race. Some scholars think that
their land may have been the birth
place" of the Aryans.
/ 1t is, however, a big question as
to where the white race had its
first home. One guess is the area
of the Caucasus Mountains. Iran,
or Persia, is southeast of those
mountains.
/ Old pictures show that Iranian,
or Persian, men had interesting
costumes. Some of them wore coats
and trousers which were bit mod
ern." The coats were longer than
are common today, but at least they
Evening star., 1950-10-18
Uncle Rays Corner

suggest modern coats. The trousers
were tightly fitted about the legs
but-on the whole-the ancient
Persian costumes were more like
those of the present than those OF
ancient Greeks or Romans.
The son of Cyrus the Great
added to the size of the Persian
Empire. He led soldiers southwark
into Egypt, and placed that famous
nation under Persian rule. Egypt
stayed in the Persian Empire fol
almost 200 years.
Another Persian ruler, Darius I
caused a record of his deeds to be
carved on rocks. According to those
records, Darius ruled several coun-
tries besides Persia and Egypt
Among the places under his power
were Parthia, Armenia, and a Sec
ton of northwestern India.
Darius tried to spread his rule
over Greece, but the Greeks were
freedom loving folk. They turned
back the tide of Persian conquest
by winning the Battle of Marathon
-42
Interesting life stories of Mozart
Beethoven. Chopin. Brahms. Strauss
and Liszt are told in the illustrated
ieafiet called MASTERS OF, MUSIC.
any reader who ask for it and incloses
a stamped elf-addressed envelope. Ad-
dress your letter to Uncle Ray in care
OF The Star, and allow about 10 days
Evening star., 1950-10-18
This i

Ann - Mother said I might
choose, the new wallpaper and
drapes for my room. When I get
it fixed up I'm sure going to keep
1t in apple-pie order.
Evening star., 1950-10-18
Word Come
Find 81 or more words in
FALLACIO S,
meaning, "deluSive, crafty" Av'
erape is IS. limit 30 minutes.

erage Is IS, limit, 81 minutes.
Rules-Words must be of four OF. more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
"cats," are not used. Only one form of a
word is used. Proper names are not used.
list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1950-10-18
The Verb.

1nc EeFU.
The verb is word that denotes
ACTION or a state of BEING. The
verb takes its name from the Latin
verbum, word" The verb is so
called because it is the one word
without which no sentence can
be complete.
The verb states what a noun or
pronoun does or is. 1t is the word
that gives life to the sentence. In
this sentence there is no verb: The
young man. The sentence there
fore is meaningless. But if we place
verb Ga word of action after
, the noun man, we shall have a SEN
tence that is both dramatically
correct and intelligible: The young
man smiled.
In the following sentences the
verbs are capitalized: The dog
BARKS. STUDY your lessons care
fully. GO to the store and BUY
some bread. Speak softly, for the
baby SLEEPS. He EXPLAINED
that he SPEAKS French. The tree
STANDS by the river and SHADES
the cattle that GATHER beneath
Evening star., 1950-10-18
Goren on Bridge

East West vulnerable. South
deals.
NORTH
AA9
VJ105
AJ108
%KJ42
WEST EAST
AKQ532 AJ8764
VAS Q976
D6532 "a
%87 +10953
SOUTH
A 10
VKQ432
HKQ97
IAQ6
The bidding:
South West North East
heart Pass Diamonds Pass
4 diamonds Pass hearts Pass
6 hearts Pass Pass Pass
Evening star., 1950-10-18
Answer to PALPITANT.
zine; we VISITED the Grand

canyon.
Device. Since a noun or pronoun
plus a verb will make complete
sentence, let "it" or "they' repre-
sent any noun, thus: It RUNS; they
STAND; it SPINS; they WEAKEN; /;
1t EXPLODES.
Use the cit" or "they" device
to help you pick out the verbs in
the following list Of words: APP
pears, cigarette, among, seems, con-
sequently, scream, confusion, smokes,
fifth, thinks, under, swim.
Evening star., 1950-10-18
Points for Parents
BY Edyth Thomos Wollocs

Children Wilingly assume espleasant responsibilities
Which and
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YeInperaInentingas
yiSuOInonilinkaS

bendro darbo pliusai nepadengia
minusu Bet tie "stabdziai"
toll grazu nereiskia, kad jis vi
sal bdtu pasitraukes is visuome-
ninio gyvenimo!
P. J. ziurys pazymetinas ypac
vienu atzvilgiu - savo placiu If
objektyviu ivertinimu ir to, kas
Amerikoj, ir to, kas yra bel bu-
vo Lietuvoje.
Ne naujiena, kad ne tik siaip
jau ilgesni laika cia gyvenusiq
lietuviu didele dauguma, bet ir
aukstus mokslus iseje inteligen-
tai j Amerika ziuri ne savomis,
O tik biznines propagandos aki-
mis-: per gerus automobilius,
per saldytuvus ir kitus gyvenimo
patogumus nieko daugiau nebe-
mato ir yra isitikine, kad Anne
rikoje absoliuciai viskas yra to-
buliausia.
Ne toks yra ziurys. Jis puikiai
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Amerikoje buvo toks zurna-
las, vardu AMERASIA. Jis SUI
stojo 1947 metals. Buvo leidzia-
mas apie desimti metu. Skaity-
toju turejo maziau kaip 1000
ir tu dauguma 'garbes prenume-
ratoriu', tai yra nieko neuzsi-
mokanciu. Turejo butt koks nors
saltinis, kuris padejo tam laik-
rasciui iseiti net per 10 metu.
To zurnalo turinys ir kiti stu
lai veda, kad ia pagalba galejo
eiti is komunistu partijos ar is
Maskvos, mes zurnalo mintys bu-
vo CANA gerai suderintos su ko-
munistq propagandos taktika.
1947 metals buvo susekta, kad
sio zurnalo redakcijoje yra daug
Islaptu dokumentu, kuriu vieta
valstybes departamente, o ne
privataus laikrascio redakcijo-
je. Buvo itartas nusikaltimas =
dokumentu vogimas snipineji-
mo tikslu. Bet tue metu byla
|kazkaip "uzsitryne".
Dabar, rysium SUI Mccarthy
kaltinimais prizes Valstybes De-
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mute, Genovaite - Spring
field, Ill.
Gepneris Jurgis, Emilia, Irena-I
Edita, Julija-Lilija - Hudson,
NY.
Gerkyte Alice - Chicago, Ill.
Girnius Antanas - Traverse Ci-
ty, Mich.
Guzaitis Jonas - Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Izokaitis Ona, Danute, Vincas,
Jonas, Raminta Orland
Park, Ill.
Juodaitis Marijona, Gediminas
- Minersville, Pa.
Kleckauskas Jurgis, Brute, Ro-
bertas, Jonas, Juozas = Du
Bois, Pa.
Kluonius Maria = Chicago, Ill.
Krisciunas Mateusas, Irena-Ele-
ma Chicago, Ill.
Laucis Jonas, Genovaite, Henri
kas, Evangelina = Girardsvil-
lie, Penn.
Laureckis Anele, Ruta, Maria
- Omaha, Nebr.
Madeikis Bronius - Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Markute Irena - Highstown,
NJ.
Mazeiva Vladas = E. Chicago,
Ind.
Mazulis jonas = Rockford, Ill.
Merkevicius Marija, iona, Geno.
waite, Dalia - Philadelphia,
Pa.
Meskauskas Petras - Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Morkunas Vaitiekus, Viktorija,
Vidimantas, Viktoras - Gle
veland, Ohio.
Maikeliene Veronika-Vera, Aru-
nas-Jonas - Tacoma, Wash
Niksys Petronele - Maspeth
NY.
Palikas Brone, Povilas - Phi
ladelphia, Pa.
Petraitis Julia, Henrikas, Harry
= Kenosha, Wise.
PetraviCius AntanaS - Bronx
! NY.
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mato Americas ne tik gerasias
puses, bet ir silpnybes, minusus.
Ir jis turf drasos tai pasakyti
lygiai naujai atvykusiems, juos
ispedamas, kad neapsigautu ir
neapsiviltu, lygiai ir seniems
amerikieciams.
Is kitos puses, nors Lietuvos
jis kaip ir nemates, ka mates,
tai tik prizes SO metu, is spaudos
ir is zmoniu pasakojimu yra SUI
sidares CANA teisinga vaizda to,
ka Lietuva per savo nepriklauso-
ma gyvenima buvo sukurusi. Jis
tai Zinc ir CANA teisingai iverti-
ma - irgi su gerosiomis ir slip
nosiomis pusemis.
Tuo metu, kada kai kurie, net
sviesesni amerikieciai lietuviai
net kuri laika apsilanke Lietuvo.
je, nieko ten daugiau nesugebe.
| jo pamatyti, kaip tik "arbats
geriancius valdininkus", ziurys
turf visai objektyvu ir sviesr
palyginima to, kas yra cia ir kas
buvo ten. Turf taip pat ir aiskias
isvadas, ko cia galima pasimo
kyti ir ko is Lietuyos atsiveztC
nereikia pamesti, ko cia ir ilga
Iieskodamas negalesi rasti -.
! Todel galima sakyti Sta
lietuvis, kuris ne veltui SO metz
lpraleido Amerikoje!
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Sokis aplink Iavona...

partamenta, prisiminta ir AME-
ASIOS byla. Pareikalauta dar
karta ja perziureti ir issiaiskin-
ii, kodel tada nusikaltimas ne
buvo persekiojamas.
Dabar prizes trejus metus su-
stojusio laikrascio 'lavonas" dar
karta skrodziamas. Vyksta gin
cal, koki dokumentai tada ten
rasti, koki ne, ar jie svarbus,
ar nesvarbus, ar jie vogti, ar
nevogti -.
Vienas dalykas cia tik neaiS-
kus, tai kodel Sis klausimas ri
samas SUI komunistu ieskojimu
Valstybes Departamente. Jeigu
paaiskes, kad ia byla buvo ne
teisetai "uzglostyta", nenorint
'erzinti komunistu, tai katie del
to kris Teisingumo, 0 ne Valsty-
bes Departmental. Ir jeigu pa
aiskes ir taip jau aiskus daily
kas, kad tas zurnalas buvo lei
dziamas komunistq, tai tas irgi
netures nieko bendra SUI komu-
nistais, pasislepusiais Valstybes
Departamente.
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NAUJAUSI NAUJAkURIAI

@AOJANO
Kudirka Marijona, Valentines,
Leonas, Gintautas, Zigmas =
Norwood, Mass.
Kresmontaite Cecilia = Chazy,
: NY.
Kulikauskas Antanas - Stam-
ford, Conn.
Laukaitis Juozas, Danguole =
Baltimore, Md.
Lipinis Viktoras, Ona, Viktoras,
Genovaite = Chicago, Ill.
Liutkus Vitalija, Antanas = Bill
lerica, Mass.
Maciulis Jonas, Arnhild - Wa
terbury, Conn.
Maliska Ona = Brockton Mass
Mazeika Juozas - Chicago. Ill
Maskeliunas Valeras = Pitts.
burgh, Pa.
Michalowska Irena, Barbara =
Valley Cottage, NY.
Mickevicius Ursule, Vincas -
Chicago, Ill.
Mlckevicius Vincas = Detroit
Mich.
Memenas, Jurgis, Rozalija, Mil
da = Cicero, Ill.
Motiekaitis Jonas, Ona, Romual.
! das = Stamford, Conn.
Naujokas Justinas, Aleksandra
Aldona = Hartford, Conn.
Navikas Juozas, Margot = E
Chicago, Ind.
Olisauskas Ona, Juozas, Kazi
.mieras, Elena.
Palukaitis Jonas, Brone, Valen.
tinas - Chicago, Ill.
lPerkunaite Brute - Philadel
phia, Pa.
Petravicius Anele, Pranas = De
troit, Mich.
Petrosius Boneventuras - Chi
cago, Ill.
'Plienaitis Petras - f. st. L0lis
Ill.
Pileckas Antanas = Chicago, III
Ruseckas Aleksandras, Aleksan
dra = Aberdeen, S. Dakota
Sadauskas Kazys - Baltimore
| Md.
salcius Motiejus, Antanina, 10
mas, Vida, Juozas, Ramune =
| Manchester, Conn.
! Skarupka Simcnas, Nadiezda
| Anna, Valentino y Detroit
! Mich.
Skladaitis Juozas - Waterbu
/ ry, Conn.
Starka Danielius - Waterbury
: Conn.
Stasiukonis Jonas, Sofia - Gle
| veland, Ohio.
: lStungevicius Ignacas, Maria =
Chicago, Ill.
-''svarplaitis Jonas, Marta, Algi
mantas, Vygaudas, Albertas
i Irena, Ruta, Edita, Arunas :
Pawling, NY.
: Tamulenas Motiejus, Ida - Rs
cine, Wise.
:, Valiukaitis Stasys, Kotrina :
Chicago, Ill.
: Venslauskas Plus, Berta, Jul
gis, Mara, Albina, Waldemal
Il Josef - Harrison, NJ.
j, Valenta Vincas,. Janina, Jdratl
i. Maria Chicago, Ill.
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Birzelio 7 d. laivu General
Sturgis" j Bostona atvyko Sic
lietuviai naujakuriai:
Aksenavicius Jonas, Maria =
New Buffalo, Mich.
Ambutavicius Petras - Airing
ton, NJ.
Andrusaityte Terese - Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Bagdanavicius Jurgis, Leontina,
Algirdas - Elizabeth, NJ.
Baliunas Ona, Romualdas =
Worcester, Mass.
Barcevicius Mykolas, Irmgarda
- Hartford, Conn.
Batura Ignas = E. Chicago, Ind.
Babuskinas Jurgis, Maria -
Roslindale, Mass.
Barkauskas Vladas - Dedham,
Mich.
Brazaitis Fabijonas = Chicago,
Ill.
Butkevicius Kazimieras, Alex
sandra - Kerny, NJ.
Besonis Juozapas, Ona, Irena,
Nijole, Algimantas - Chica-
go, Ill.
Cekas Gediminas - Worcester,
Mass.
Dicpinigaitis Juozas, Irena =
Brooklyn, NY.
Domeika Juozas = Brooklyn,
NY.
Druskis Vytautas = E. Chica-
go, Ind.
Dvariskis Ieva - McKees Rocks,
Pa.
Franckeviciute Eugenija = Chi
cago, Ill.
Gegzna Zinaida, Zinaida, Via
das - Omaha, Nebr.
Gintneris Antanas, Magdalena :
Chicago, Ill.
Grinkas Zigmuntas, Kleopas, 81
gitas - Thomasboro, Ill.
Gylys Algirdas = West Haven
Conn.
Ibenskis Aleksas - Cleveland
Ohio.
Jakelaitis Petras - Brooklyn
NY.
Jaloveckas Jonas, Palma - Chi
cago, Ill.
Janavickas Ona, Romualdas =
Furnace, Mass.
Jasiunas Romualdas, Valerija =
Cambridge, Mass.
Karmuza Marijona - Wolcott
Conn.
Karpavicius Henrikas e. Chi
cago, Ind.
Keleriene Ieva - Chicago, Ill.
Kavaliauskiene Ilze, Ruta, Ger
truda - Terryville, Conn.
Kazlauskaite Ivona Dalia :
Worcester, Mass.
Katilius Jurgis, Elzbieta, Dali'
- Omaha, Nebr.
Kiauskiene Petronele - Cam
/ bridge, Mass.
Klemerjeriene Jadvyga Brook
lyn, NY.
Klevickas Petras - E. Chica
/ go, Ind.
Klejiene Ona - Harrison, NJ
Krasauskas Marijona, Zigmas
Stefanija - Brockton, Mass
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Strungys Simonas = Mars, Pa.
Treciokas Petras, Apolonija
Brooklyn, NY.
Uselis Agota, Antanas - Bronx
NY.
Vilkas Kazys, Frida, Algiman-
tas - Chicago, Ill.
Nalavicius Leonas - Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Vecerskis Elena, Elena, Irena -
Omaha, Nebr.
Velunas Kazys-Vytautas - Chi
cago, III.
Zagreckiene Elena - Richmond
Hill, NY.
Zajancauskas Napoleonas - De-
troit, Mich.
Zukaite Ona - New York, NY.
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Poskus Vincas, Julia, Genovai-
tie = Omaha, Nebr.
Pulkis Antanas - Philadelphia,
Pa.
Puzauskas Pranas - Pennsburg,
Pa.
Radasauskas Jonas - Detroit,
Mich.
Rudaitis Ksaveras, Albina, AL
bina- -Vitalija, Gene-Ona, Bro
MUS = Baltimore, Md.
Sadauskiene Ona, Danute Bal
timore, Md.
Saulinskas Eduardas - Chicago,
Ill.
Sideravicius Pranas, Marija, An
tanas - Chicago, Ill.
Stanaityte Marta = Racine,
Wise.
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SlStatymamS. JlS VlSuOmenlnln-
kas - grieztas antiklerikalas,
nors negalima pasakyti, kad an
tireligininkas.
Budamas studentu, P. j. ziu-
rvs nebepasitenkino veikimu
wien tik lietuviu tarpe. Jam pa
rdpo lietuviu varda ir Kittens
parodyti. Jis studentu tarpe pa
sieke tam tikros itakos, buvo
net per pora metu Cosmopoli-
tan Club pirmininku ir tue pa
sinaudodamas pasirupino sureng-
ii lietuviska vakara, j kuri buvo
pakviestas daktaras sliupas, kali
bejes tenai apie Lietuvos Romu-
vos sventykla. ! "a vakara atsi-
lanke net 80 Syracuse universi-
teto profesoriai ir jie taip susi-
domejo DIR. j. Sliupo paskaita,
kad sliupas po to buvo pakvies-
tas kalbeti visam universitetui !:
vienai valandai buvo sustabdy-
tas universiteto darbas, kad visi
galetu isgirsti sliupo paskaita
apie Lietuva. Ia proga ir vietos
laikrasciuose pasirode ellie in
formaciniu straipsniu apie Lie
tuva, paminint jos siekimus tap
ii nepriklausoma.
Nors ziurys tue metu vienin-
tells lietuvis studentas, bet kai
buvo viesa rinkliava Lietuvos
reikalams, jis suorganizavo mu-
zikos fakulteto studentes ir jos
padare rinkliava Lietuvos naudai
futboh,rungtyniu metu. Surinko
arti $4,000. Tie pinigai persius-
ii Lietuviu Centriniam Komite-
tut.
Sis bruozas irgi atsiliepe We
lesniame ziurio visuomeninlame
darbe: jis niekad nesitenkina
veikimu vien tik lietuviu tarpe,
bet yra vienas is uoliausiu pio-
nieriu veikimo Lietuvos reika-
lais kaip tik tarp kitty, kurie yra
itakingi ir gall daug padeti.
Pirmajam laikotarpiui po plr-
moio karo ziurys buvo .isrink-
tas Sandaros organizacijos pir-
mininku. 10 pirminininkavimas
Sandaroje minimas kaip organi-
zacijos pakilimo laikotarpis, mes
per ia laika nariu skaicius is
13 simtu pakilo Xxi 3 tukstanciQ
ir per ia laika likviduota aple
1000 doleriu organizacijos sko-
lu.
Veliau ziurys pasitrauke nuo
Sandaros ir ilgesni laika organl-
zaciniame veikime nedalyvavo
10 nuomone, po Makausko is Lie
tuvos apsilankymo, po Sandaros
susirisimo su Lietuvos valstle'
ciu liaudininku partija If per tai
su Lietuvos vidaus politikos ko'
vomis, 81 organizacija likusi be.
spalve, su neaiskiu palinkimu
socializma, kurio, kaip interna'
cionalines idejos, ziurys is prln'
cipo nemegsta -.
Platesniu mastu j visuomehln
veikima P. J. ziurys grlzo l941
metals, kai susipazino SUI Lletu'
vos Prezidentu A. Smetona. Plr'
ma buves apie Smetona gans
neigiamos nuomones, paremtos
placiai cia pasklidusia propagan
da. susipazines ir giliau isslkal
beies su A. Smetona, grlezta
nakeite savo nuomone lygiai ape
il. lygiai apie Lietuvos politinf
nadeti prizes bolsevikp uzpludlms
;r stoio vienu is uoliausiu A
Smetonos talkininku bel jo dar
bu teseju Amerikoje.
Visa ta temperamentinga vel
kla daugumas per gerai atslme
name, kad reiktu tai kartotl.
siuo metu P. j. ziurys save
visuomeniniam veiklmul yr'
kick ''paspaudes stabdzlus
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-15

Vosylius Viktoras - Elizabeth,
NJ.
Vizgirdas Zofija, Remigijus =
Cleveland, Ohio.
Vilimas Antanas, Antanina -
E. Chicago, Ind.
zebraitis Liudvika, Sigitas -
Detroit, Mich.
zilius Juozas, Petronele w.
Hanover, Mass.
Tunkunaite Maria - Williams,
MINI.
Birzelio 8 d. laivu Genera
Stewart New Yorka atvykc
Sic lietuviai tremtiniai:
Adamkevicius Leonas - Chica.
go, III.
Alencikas Jonas - Chicago, Ill
Andrejauskas Jonas, Aleksan.
dra, Tekle - Cleveland, Ohio
Baltinis Andrius - Des Moines
Iowa.
Banevicius Leonas - Brooklyn
NY.
Benderyte Gertrude = E. Chi
cago, Ind.
Bervingiene Sofia - Brook
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Botyrius julius, Konstancija
Grazvydas, Eugenija - Rid
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Cepanas Vytautas - Philadel
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Cesuniene Galina - E. st. Louis
III.
Cieska Janina, Leonas, Alton
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Dambrauskas Petras, Eugenij;
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Damijonaitis Pranas - Eliza
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
Not Yet Cleaned Out
WASHINGTON. Sep

WASHINGTON Sept. g..
The now known and proven facts
concerning Communist infiltration in
to the Federal Government and also
into the CLIO labor movement with
which the Democratic Administration
has been closely linked since its in
ception, reveal as never before the
gullibility of the American people
and the absurd ease with which we
can bamboozled.
Today it is too clear to dispute
that from he beginning of Mr..
Roosevet's New Deal in 1888 this
Communstic permeation was a coldly
calculated conspiracy skillfully di-
rected from Moscow, the primary
purpose of which was to fill the key
Government posts with Soviet agents
and propel us toward economic chaos.
This completely explains the strong
Communist support given Mr.. Roose
welt as a candidate in 1886, 1910 and
1914 and the continued Communist
support to this day Of New Deal and
Fair Deal policies. A S the Daily
Worker frequently h as declared,
These policies all go in our direc-
ton"
Yet, in those early New Deal
days and latcr-men who ventured
to present these facts were denounced
as Red Baiters," Roosevelt Haters,"
witch Hunters" Enemies of Labor"
etc, etc. A terrific journalistic clatter
was set up at the mere suggestion
that Communistic influences were po-
tent in the Administration and in our
politics There is still some of this.
Only the other day there was a loud
below from liberal sources" about
the suppression of free speech" be-
cause Madison Square Garden had
refused to rent to an organization
listed by the Attorney General as
subversivc. Paul Robson, the Com
munistic Negro, denounced the refusal
as Unconstitutional" T e free
speech" issue was also ridculously
raised because the guests at New
Hampshire hotel, asked whether they
wanted to be addressed by Mr.. Owen
baltimore (who, while not a Commun-
list, perhaps, can be fairly classed as
Left-wingish), replied in the negative,
which certainly was their right.
But the old violent and vituperative
outbursts at the mere allegation that
all members Of the Roosevelt Truman
administrations were not loyal Amer
leans rarely occur. In the light of re-
cent disclosures they have become
silly. Pushing Senior Mccarthy who'll
ly aside, it is impossible longer to
sustain that attitude. PROFESSIONALLY,
the truth as we now know it would
never have been revealed but for the
testimony of three former Commu-
nists-Whittaker Chambers, Louis