davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-01-25
'0verstaffing Charged
10 Non-De Units;
Investigation Is Asked
Senote Civil Service
Head Reps 'FoiIure'
OF csc PoIicymokers

Chairman Johnston of the Sen
ate Civil Service Committee today
sharply attacked overstaffing of
non-defense Government agen-
cies and proposed a full investi-
cation Of the personnel needs Of
all Government departments.
He placed before the Senate a
resolution calling for an outlay
Of $50. 900 to look into the man
power question.
The South Carolina Democrat
protested that the Government
payroll has increased by nearly
200 900 workers since the Korean
war started. He criticized Presi.
dent Truman as well as the ex.
ecutive agencies for falling to re.
duce defense costs.
Disappointment" Cited.
In q statement prepared fol
delivery in the Senate. Chairman
Johnston said there was disap.
pointment over the failure of tn,
Civil Service Commission to adop
a realistic and hard boiled man.
power policy for the Government
and by the failure of Fedora
agencies to transfer more of then
experienced employees to the de
fense agencies where they ar.
urgently needed"
H recalled that President Tru-
man in his state of the Union
message called on Congress to cut
'non-defense expenditures. But
he said, Il have examined that
new budget in detail. In only
isolated instances did the Presi-
dent propose fewer employees for
the non-defense agencies"
Employment Figures Given.
Senator Johnston said that at
the end of last June, when South
Korea was invaded, Civil Service
Commission records showed there
were 1,967,111 Federal workers in
the Executive branch. OF this
number, he said, 753.149 were in
the Defense Department.
The latest report by the csc for
November, Senator Johnston said,
shows that the total number in
the Executive branch has risen
to 2,159 ,997, of which 966, 1856 were
in the Defense Department.
He noted that the total increase
was 192,886. with an overall in
crease in the Defense Department
of 213,737.
Evening star., 1951-01-25
.AF and Navy Reported
SpeedingC
On Billion in Projects
Airboses Abroad Included
Russell Indicates After
Closed Senote Meeting
BY the Associa ed Press

The Air Force and Navy were
reported today to be stepping ur
construction of more than a bill.
lion dollars worth of projects
including some new overseas al,
bases.
Chairman Russell of the Senate
Armed Services Committee guard
edly told reporters about this to-
day after a closed door session
that lasted an hour and half.
There was immediate specula-
ton that some of the funds were
to be used in testing. perfecting
or even producing atomic weapons
Asked about this, Senator Rus
sell told a reporter he could not
comment.
Blanket Authority Given.
Projects involved are included
in the more than So billion au-
thorized by the last Congress ir
two defense public works bills.
Under a special provision in.
cluded in those measures, Army
Navy and Air Force leaders were
given blanket authority to spenc
the large funds for new or diff
ferent projects if they obtained
prior approval of the Senate ant
House Armed Services Com.
mittees.
Chairman Russell said the ses.
sion today dealt with a large
number of changes in the defenst
projects. some of them highly
classified"
He said the Air Force request.
included expansion Of some over.
seas bases and construction o.
some new ones.
Sen. Russell said he could no
amplify this as to location ol
similar details.
Expanding in England.
Dispatches from England re.
Gently have told about expansion
and reactivation of World War r
United States Air Force installa.
tions there.
The Air Force requests were
presented by Undersecretary o.
Air John McCone through a letter
The Navy requests arrived by
message from that department
through an admiral.
'Under existing war power
some believe that the defense
departments now have authorit.
to use funds for other purposes
without consulting Congress,
Sen. Russell said, adding tha1
leaders decided, however, 1t wa.
best to inform the two key com.
mittees of their new plans.
No decisions were reached by
the Senate committee today, Sen
ator Russell said. He added thai
experts on the various projects
from the Air Force and Navy
would appear at another closec
session tomorrow morning "tt
explain them"
Evening star., 1951-01-25

ing hearse awaited it at the
curb.
Curious spectators gathered. A
man with brief case wanted to
know If it was q state funeral.
Mr.. Chambers, looking back at
the irate guards, remarked: !:
They're trying to treat it like
q coffin instead of a $4,000 job
complete with flowers and all
services. What are they yelling
about? I'm a taxpayer too."
A moment later the hearse
pulled away with what was to
have been Mr.. Chambers pro-
fessional exhibit at the Junior
(See CHAMBERS. Page A-e.l
Evening star., 1951-01-25

the District line and Rhode Island
avenue and South Dakota avenue
NE.
The change in the zones In
Northeast would mean, for in
stance, that persons going from
downtown to the National Guard
Armory would have to pay 80 cents
under the proposed rates. The
present fare for single passenger
Is so cents.
First increase in cab fares
sought since the present rate was
set in 1912. the boost would take
the fares up from the present
range OF from 80 cents to $1.50
(Caa TAyTc n.ro Ao>
Evening star., 1951-01-25
Truman Issues Order
For Aid 10 YugosIavia

President Truman today issued
an executive order directing the
Economic Cooperation Admins
tration to turn over $37.8 million
to the Agriculture Department to
provide aid for Yugoslavia.
Congress originally voted $50
million for the Tito government
to provide famine relief, and the
ESA already has used $12.2 mil
lion to ship wheat to Germany
and Italy, replacing flour those
countries sent to Yugoslavia.
Evening star., 1951-01-25
Mrs. Rosenberg
predicts Lower
Draft Standards
ReopproisoI Of 4-Fs
Expected to Yield
10000, She Says
By l. Edgar Primo

Mrs. Anna Rosenberg today told
Congress the Defense Department
soon would lower physical and
mental standards for military
service "as far as security will
permit"
The Assistant Secretary of De-
fense, in testimony before the
House Armed Services Committee,
said "reappraisal' of those now
classified 4-F is expected to net
100000 men for the manpower
pool. She said these men would
be drafted in undetermined num-
bers on monthly basis.
This disclosure came after
Chairman Vinson told Mrs.
Rosenberg that the committee
was going Ito put the pressure" on
the department and make it
scrutinize its rejection policy on
draftees.
Disturbed About Athletes.
Here's what the country is dis
turbed about" Mr.. Vinson said.
I'VE read that some baseball play
er or prizef1ghter making $4,000
a year can perform the hard work
OF being a star athlete, but can't
do anything about carrying a rifle
or throwing hand grenade"
Mrs. Rosenberg said the depart
ment also was concerned about
1t and did not want World War
II conditions in that respect re-
peated. She said the whole file
Iof 779.513 4-Fs in the 19-to-26
age bracket are being looked over.
MIR. Vinson also hit at the men
tai standards. which now are
above World War II requirements,
What intelligence do you think
some of those Chinese in Korea
have?" he asked the witness. If
a man can't read little Greek
or Latin he still can do a little
fighting"
Juggling of Figures Changed.
Earlier in the hearing, Repre-
sentative Kilday, Democrat, of
Texas. indirectly accused the De-
fense Department of juggling its
figures to build up support for
its recommendation to put 18-
year-olds into military service.
He pointed out that the Pen
tagon had testified it needed only
400, 900 LAS in its manpower pool
and based its arguments for 18.
year-old service on that figure.
But when Maj. Gen. Lewis B.
Hershey. Selective Service direc-
tor. told the Senate Armed Serv-
ices Committee on January 1s
that pool of 100000 was neces-
sary, the department agreed.
May explain the changer"
Mrs. Rosenberg asked.
Its quite evident" snapped Mr.
hllQay.
Nearly all the members of the
House unit appeared interested
in exploring all other possible
ways of getting and maintaining
an armed force of 35 million be-
fore meeting the question of 18-
year -olds.
Casualties Not Allowed.
Thus, MIR. Vinson developed
that the manpower pool would be
well above 100000 if the draft
age lowered only to 1872. And
Representative Elston, Republican
of Ohio later asserted that the
lowering of the physical and
mental standards also would en-
able an adequate pool to be main
tanned.
Mrs. Rosenberg agreed, but said
(See MANPOWER. Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1951-01-25
Universal Postal Union
Votes Red Chino Seat
By the Assoeioted Press

CAIRO, Egypt, Jan. 25.-Com.
munist China's delegate was voted
a seat in the Universal Postal
Unions conference today. Ma
tionalist China was rejected.
Five nations voted for Com
munist China and three for the
Nationalists. There were three
abstentions and one spoiled bal
lot. There was no announcement
as to how any nation voted.
Evening star., 1951-01-25

Picture Of GoIIowoy House. Pose B-l.
has been offered that amount for
his land on which stands his
home-a two story shack without
electricity or running water and
heated by two little stoves.
Records in the Arlington Coun-
ty clerks Office show the property
was assessed at $3,700 in 1949.
The Hecht Co.'S $40 million store
Evening star., 1951-01-25
By Brion Bell, Jr.

Eighty-five thousand dollars is
large sum to most people but
not to the Rev. Harrison Gallo
way, 85-year-old retired colored
minister.
Mr.. Galloway, who lives at 604
North Randolph street. Arlington,
Evening star., 1951-01-25
Cost Of Living Rises
To Record High After
New 3O-Day Advance
1.6% Increase Noted
By BIS, With Food
Prices Leading List
By MoIcoIm Lomborne, Jr.

Family living costs have reached
q new high. after advancing 1.6
per cent between mid-November
and mid-December. the Bureau
of Labor Statistics announced to-
day.
Food prices alone during that
period shot upward 28 per cent,
Evening star., 1951-01-25

Formers Getting 81 Cents Of Food DoIIor.
Experts Soy. Pose As
Evening star., 1951-01-25

(See TAxIS, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1951-01-25

(See CONTROLS, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1951-01-25

(See q. NJ, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1951-01-25

Picture Of Galloway House. Pose B.
Evening star., 1951-01-25

(See MANPOWER, Page A-50
Evening star., 1951-01-25

tSee KOREA. Page Az,
Evening star., 1951-01-25

(See COST OF LIVING, Pg. AS
Evening star., 1951-01-25

(see CHAMBERS, Page A-s1
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-19
Mire komp. J. Strolios
ZmOna

Pranesame giminems, pazis-
tamiems, visiems musu gerada-
riams ir buv. Klaipedos Konser-
vatorijos laiku kolegoms-ems,
kad s. m. liepos men. 10 d. pu-
siau pirma val. po ilgos ir skaus-
mingos veto ligos amzinu mie-
gu uzmigo mano bendro 24-riu
gyvenimo metu drauge ir musV
mylima mamyte
Zenta - Elena Grubaite -
Stroliene.
Gillian liudesy pasilike
Juozas Strolia ir sunus: W.
tautas -. Valdemaras, Faustas
Viktoras, Herkulis - Ed
mundas.
Schoeningen - Vokietija
1851 m. liepos II d.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-19

pianinu. = Petras iskele ranka ir me-
gino lankstyti pirstus.
Visa gimme, kick atmintis mesa,
dirbo zeme. Rankos pradeda grubt jau
pirma desimtmeti anciukus besergint
ir veliau becaizant botagu rudenio lie
tu. zeme greit isieda delnuosna ir, kaz-
kaip, sirdin. Tevo ir senelio eisena buvo
leta, gyvenimas kantrus, protingas Jei-
gu dabar proseneliai atsikeltu is kapu,
jie bematant pasiremtu ant zagriu. Jei-
gu jie galetu iziuret per juras, kaip
imuos su angelu, tai stebetus. Musu
Petras, sakytu. Kaip jie atrode? Duo
kit man vargonus, ir as parodysiu. Var
gonai medinej baznytelej, atsimenf?
Dukes pakyla nuo mediniu sventQju.
Ten sedejo mano prosenelis ir spaude
klavisus. Senele - Dieve duck jai am
zina atilsi = pasakodavo apie vienin-
tell vargonininka musu giminej. Jis
buves keistas, kaip koks vengras ar zy-
das, kazka rasydaves j storas knygas.
Veliau isklydes miesta ir dinges, kaip
eketej. Motina - Dievas Zinc kur j
dabar - glostydavo man galva ir sa-
kydavo: Petreli, tavo akys, kaip milsu
vargonininko, ir mintys ne tokios, kaip
visu. Sake, kad kraujas eina is kartos
karta, ir akys. Gal ir mintys? Jei var
gonininkas butu cia, jis paziuretu an
gelui j axis If bematant il suprastu. Jis
isdainuotu angela. Turetu pradet gar
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-19

ivykusi zymiai daugiau kaip
prizes 1000 metu. Tokiu budu,
Paryziaus gimtadienio datos
spejimai svyruoja apie triju =
keturiu simtmeciu tikslumu :.
Bet visas Paryziaus ir visi jo
sveciais siais metals dziugauja
svesdami 1000 metu Paryziaus
miesto jubilieju. Dabartine pa
ryzieciu karta nutare pasinau-
doti proga, kad niekas anksciau
nesugalvojo ta jubiliejg atsvesti,
ir nutare nebeperleisti tokios
progos busimosioms kartoms !.
Juk, budami atsargus, galetu
palikti ta jubiliejQ items, kurie
pora simtu metu veliau ..., Bet
kan? Kuo anie geresni? Kodel
dabar nepasventus, ypac, kad
tos sventes pritraukia nemaza
turistu, mokanciu svarais ir do
leriais!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-19

is labai aukstai. Tada zinotum. Arba,
kad calcium apglebt. Juk Jokubas ap-
glebe angela. O angelas daugiau, negu
zeme. Kad taip ia apglebus. O dabar
viskas uzia, mirga, viskas kisa koja.
- AS nezinau, - pakartojo Petras.
- Pagyvensi if patiks. Cia galima
padaryt gyvenima. Gal manei, kad gra-
ziau bus?
: Nezinau.
Knyga is parapijos bibliotekos.
Buivolo odos kvapas ir indenu sukiai.
Didele sails, kur aukso gyslos laukia
atidaromos. Barzdoti vyrai traukia j
vakarus, lyg ten nebutu ribu. Dedes
laiskai apie prakaita ir doleri. Visos
merginos filmose keliais muilais issi-
prause, tokios nelieciamos. IS kur cia
vaikai atsiranda? Pirmi kareiviai pla-
tiom burnom ir dulkinais salmais. c.
gareciu kartonas simtas markiu. Juo-
dos kavos ir spirginamos mesos kvapas
vakare prie kareiviQ virtuves. Spalvoti
kaklarysiai ant riebiu konsulQ. Pasku-
tiniai vakarai juroj, kai jauti kranto
artejima, kaip nestuma. Bet, kur an
gelas, ir kas angelas?
- zinai, Giio, man butu lengviau
pagrot, negu pasakyt.
- Amerika didele. New Yorkas,
tai dar ne viskas. Yra dar California
ir Texas ir Pietus. Ar tn groji?
- Armonika. AS noreciau grot
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-19
KARvELIA| V|RS ST0GU
Agrdas Landsbergis, is Gab jos estos <nygos Proza

Petras Budenas ir Gino Consoli,
abu acknowledgements, ilsejosi issitiese
ant dirbtuves stogo.
Kur bepazvelgsi, stogai grudosi
neapmatomai j visas puses. Pusnuogiai
zmones, besikaitina tolumoje, zvilgejo
kaip isbarstyti variokai. Skalbiniu
juostos garavo sauleje tarp televizijos
antenu ir aprukusiu kaminu.
Bet labiausiai Petro axis trauke
karvelynai Stai, zmogysta kitoje gat-
YES puseje atidare viena, ir baltas bu-
rvs uzterejo erdven tartum pugos gu
sis. Rodesi, kad sniegas krenta dideliais
kasniais pro suodinas uzuolaidas ir
gaisrines kopecias. Staiga, jie pasipyle
aukstyn ir atsimuse kaitriam danguj,
lyg vandens lasai. Dangus skambejo ir
tirpo, karveliu sriautas nubreze ben
zinc tanku pilkuma ir pasiklydo nanny
misiny.
Petras pakele savo seniai nekirpta
galva ir uzsimerkes trauke ora. 10 kai-
mynas globejiskai sypsojosi dideliais
dantimis. Valanda buvo gera ir soti;
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-19

jie abu jauni ir mieguistai pavarge nuo
prose- garu.
- Kaip tau patinka Amerika?
- AS nezinau, - istare Petras.
Kas ia Amerika? Velnias Zinc. Va
kar islipes is laivo axis praziurej jau.
Viskas kitaip. Lentgalis, pluduriaves
uoste, If tas kitoks, kaip Vokietijoj ar
Lietuvoj Spalvos eda axis. Plieniniai
pilka, purvinai zalia, dulkinai juoda.
Visi, kaip vienas, kalba angliskai. Cat
YES uzia, dreba. Dede kitoks, kaip ano-
Sc rudose nuotraukose. Geras zmogus,
bet durnas: keturiasdesimt metu vie
nam kambary, toj pacioj siuyykloj. Ne
kalbus, negeria, nevedes, bio nuva-
ziuot j miesta su dangoraiziais. Xxi pat
duru uz rankos vede. Bevalgant menu
stojo kalbet, kad cia reikia dirbt, kaip
jis kad dirbo. siryt, vel uz rankos dar-
ba. Visi ziQri axis isverte. Vienas doleri
dave. Pagalvok, vienas tarp amerikonu.
Tikrai, kas ia Amerika? Nors kiekvie-
nam axis ziurek ir jieskok. Juk cia
nauja zeme. Kad taip ja pamacius visa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-19

siai, SUI visais storaisiais ir plonaisiais.
Paskui, staiga, svelniai ir tyliai, kaip
lakstingala pravirksta paskutine va
saros diena.
= ziurek, = jis isgirdo Gino, lyg
is tolo. Gino rode karveliu stoga ir
svilpe SUI pagarbiu susizavejimu.
Ten stovejo mergina, persijuosusi
dviem ranksluosciais, tartum islipusi
is juros ir pasiruosusi atsiduot saulei.
JOS peciu bronza, apdengta geltonais
plaukais, balo pereidama krutu apva-
lumon. il muistes nesiryzdama atsigul-
tt ir, rodos, jaute ia nukreiptus zvilgs-
MUS.
= Ar jus turit tokiu dalyku Euro
poi?
- Ne, - skubiai atsake Petras.
= Ne.
Vokietaites buvo tokios alkanos ir
nervingos. Lietuvaiciu stovykloj kelios
tepasimaise. Kaip jos atrode mamie?
Kazkas gelsvo, melyno.
Gino siepesi matydamas jo susi-
zavejima.
- Nori susipazint?
- Kaip?
- AS pazistu ia.
49, Kaip tn gali?!
Siuvyklos kirminas ir ia glezna
grozybe. Meluoja. Kokios kojos! Kaip
j issitiesia ant gamako ir suglemba,
lyg vaskine wake.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-19
NUOMON 4

siekusiu" lankytojq, kuriuos,
kaip pirma, taip ir dabar natal
visur ir visada veikliai priside-
dancius.
Neskaitant tu isimciQ, auko-
jimo nasta, regis, jau didele da-
limi yra perimta kaip tik nau-
jakuriQ. Tiesa, jie kalba, kad
nera teisinga ta nasta nesti tik
items, kurie telkiasi, kur rem
kamos aukos. Jie kalba, kad rel
ketu visiems mazdaug vienodai
apsideti pastoviu mokesciu. K.
S. Karpius mano, kad tai niekad
neivyks :. Kodel? Manau, kad
tai galetu ivykti CANA greit, jei-
gu naujakuriu oiganizaclJos VIE
nos savo tarpe tai darytq. Bet
susitinkam su ispejimu, kad,
girdi, nesiskirkite nuo senosios
kartos ateiviu, veikite drauge!
O drauge veikiant kaip tik IS tos
senosios kartos ir susitinkam
didziausi pasipriesinima prizes
apsidejima pastoviu mokesciu.
Ir taip, vardan to-. vienlnko
veikimo, tupciojam: nei suslor-
ganizuoti tvirciau CALM, nei
mokesciu apsidedam, nei aukQ
rinkimo aktyviai nebetvar-
kom :. Ir dar apkaltinti lie
kan.
X. B., Cleveland, O.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-19
Paryzziiui 1000 netQ

Paryziaus miestas siais me-
tais svencia savo 1000 metu ju-
bilieju. Ia 'svente" trunka is
tisus 8 menesius: nuo geguzes
pradzios Xxi metu gallo. Ia pro-
ga rengiama daugybe ivairiau-
siu iskilmiu bel pramogu - tarp
ko kita tai gera meskere turis-
tams, ypac amerikieciams :.
Centrines iskilmes buvo liepos
8 diena, kuri paskelbta oficialiu
Paryziaus gimtadieniu. Tos die
nos iskilmese dalyvavo apie 40
didziuju pasaulio miestu galvos,
ju tarpe net ir Maskvos.
Patys iskilmiu rengejai pri-
pazista, kad liepos 8 diena, Ii
noma, yra grynai us orc pa
gauta" data: niekas tiksliai ne
gall pasakyti, kokia metu diena
buvo padetas pirmojo pastato
pamatinis akmuo toje vietoje,
kur dabar Paryzius.
Taciau is tikruju ne tik diena,
bet ir metal - dar daugiau, net
Simtmetis atrodo us orc pa
gautas".
Yra ziniu, kad dar prizes Kris
taus gimima, kai Cezario vado-
vaujami romenai kovojo SUI ga
lais, Senos (Seine) upes saloje,
ten, kur dabar stow garsioji
Paryziaus katedra (taip pat ir
Senos departamento profektura
bel keletas kitu izymiu pasta
tu), jau buvo isikures nedidelis
kaimelis - miestelis. 10 vardas
neva buves Lutece (Liutes). 81
metals prizes Kristaus gimima,
romenams puolant, to kaimelio
gyventojai is salos pasitrauke,
trobesius sudegine ir prisideje
prie galu vado Vercvingetori'o o,
kuris kovojo prizes romenus.
Romenai tas vietas uzeme ir
visu pirma isikure ne saloje, o
kalnelyje j pietus nuo jos, ten,
kur dabar stow Panteonas ir
dabartinis garsusis Paryziaus
Lotynu kvartalas su Sorbonos
universitetu ir daugybe kitty mo-
kyklu bel knygynu.
Netrukus romenai, parsikraus-
te per balas kitoje upes puseje
(tu balu vietoje dabar pats Pa
ryziaus centras SUI Operos ru-
mais bel visokiu prabangos da-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-19

lyku prekyba) ir isikdre Mont
martre kalne. Dabar toje aplin-
koje daugiausiai garsiu parry
zietisko pasilinksminimo vietu,
O kalno virsuneje labai savotis-
ka Cacre-Coeur (sv. Sirdies)
baznycia.
Romenai isvedziojo kelius
visas puses, irenge romeniska
vandentieki, bet pos kick laiko
gamtos katastrofos ir gaisrai
sustabde miesto pletimasi pie
tus ir romenai miesto centra ISL
renge toje pacioje pirma mine
tote saloje, kuria visa sustiprl-
no muro siena. Miesta romenai
irgi vadino panasiu vardu, kaip
ir anas pirmasis kaimelis = Lu-
tetia. (Skaityk: Liutecija). Oar
ir dabar tas vardas ParyzluJe
megstamas kai kur vartoti. Paw,
tue vardu yra pavadintas vienas
is geresniuju viesbuciQ.
Kada tas vardas buvo pakeis-
tas dabartiniu - Paris, skaityk:
Pary), jokiu duomenu nera. Pr
mutinis dokumentas, kuris rodo,
kad miestas buvo jau vadinamas
dabartiniu vardu, yra 3O7 metu
20 Kristaus gimimo.
Taigi, jeigu sukaktuves butu
svenciamos nuo dabartinio var
do vartojimo pradzios, tai relk-
tu speti, kad @Paryziaus, kaip
Paryziaus gyvenimas prasideJo
mazdaug antrame ar treciame
simtmetyje po' Kristaus. Toklu
budu dabar Paryziaus amzlus
butu ne 1000, o tik apie 1900
metu. (Vistiek CANA daug, pa
lyginus su Amerikos miestu am
ziumiD. a"raDv@re.- "-.at.
O jeigu tas amzius butu skai-
ciuojamas nuo pirmutiniQ gy-
ventoju isikurimo dabartineje
Lille de la Cite (Pilies saloje),
tai iseitu jau daugiau kaip 1000
metu. Jeigu minima, kad 81
metals prizes Kristu tos salos gy-
ventojai jau sudegino savo tro-
besius ir is salos pasitrauke, tai
jau vien nuo to ivykio dabar
yra 2OO3 metal, betgi nezinia
kick laiko dar prizes tai tie EMO
mes tenai gyveno. Taigi iseitu,
kad zmoniu isiklrimo pradzia
dabartinio Paryziaus vietoje yra
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-19
BOlsevikiska gaida J. Brazaicio
pareiskime.

Birzelio 20 d. Draugo nume-
RYE Vliko narys J. Brazaitis,
kalbedamas apie 1941 m. bir-
zelio men. sukilima, tarp kita
ko pareiskia, kad sukilimas "ka-
tastrofos nusluotuju" vieton j
valdzia pastate naujus zmones.
Sis pareiskimas skamba visai
bolsevikiskai, mes bolsevikai sa-
vo laiku tokiais zodziais dziuga-
vo ir didziavosi, kad ''nuslave"
nepriklausomos Lietuvos valdzia.
Atrodo, lyg ir J. Brazaitis prie
to dziugavimo mielai priside-
da -.
Sis pareiskimas, antra ver-
tus, izeidzia ir minimo sukilimo
dalyvius, mes jie dalyvavo tame
sublime, kad Lietuvos nepri-
klausomybe atkovotu, ne spe-
cialiai> tam, kad j. Brazaiti il
kitus jo "naujus zmones" val
dzia istatytu.
Toki pareiskimai is Vliko
sluogsniq kenkia platesnes vi
suomenes pasiryzimui prisideti
prie jo vadovaujamos veiklos -,
St. S., johnson City, N. Y.
Argi taip is tikrujq yra.
K. S. Karpius Dirvos 27 nu-
merry, ragindamas dazniau rink
tt aukas, lyg ir priekaistauja
naujakuriams, kad jie neva ne
siskubina SUI aukomis ir net pa
tt auku rinkima sustabde.
Bet faktai to visiskai nepa-
tvirtina. Pasiziurekit kai kada
paskelbiamus aukotoju sarasus
ir pamatysit, kad yra priesin-
gai: kada aukos renkamos, dau-
guma aukotoju, lygiai tarp smul-
kesniuju, lygiai tarp stambes-
niQjQ jau yra nebe tie, kuriQ
pavardes anksciau budavo to-
kiuose sarasuose. Ir visuose SUI
sirinkimuose bel parengimuose,
vistiek, ar ten aukos renkamos
ar nerenkamos, deja, senuju
amerikieciu lietuviu matome tik
nedideli nuosimti = keleta ''pri-