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difference between life and death
caused by nerve gas during an
enemy attack is the one and a
half minutes required by per-
son trained in civil defense to
give sn hypodernic injection.
Mrs. Whitehurst is from Balti-
more and was formerly national
president of the General Fedora.
ton of Women's Clubs
Mrs, H. Pat Nixon, state presi-
dent of the Business and Profess
sionai Wonen's Club in North
Carolina also spoke at the meet
ing, building her address around
the topic The Light Is Green"
She urged the members of the
Club to work together and 60
ahead with the plans which they
had already outlined. She par
ticularly emphasized the import
anee of civic cooperation Of all
kinds Sisinich has always been the
goal Of the club
Speakers from the tuberculosis
and cancer societies also gave in
tresting and Informative reports
on the progress being made in
South Florida in the eradication
Of these two diseases.
Six members from the Key
West Club attended the meeting,
MRS. Marian Stark, Mrs Hester r
Stutz. Mrs. Grace Crosby, Mrs,
Catherine Nc Manus, Mrs
Blanche Miller and Mrs. Dorothy
Daniels,
Mrs. Marian Stark read her re-
port al the meeting and was
highly commended for its con-
ciseness and for the spirit of civic
copsTativeneSs evidenced in us
content.
Among other things Mrs. Stark
mentioned the essay contest they
had sponsored for the high
schools in the city, the medals
which they had presented to the
winners of this contest and 70
outstanding graduates of both the
Key West High School and the
Convent of Mary Immaculate.
She also spoke Of their partici-
patton in the presentation Of the
award given 20 the public school
making the greatest improvement
in the Identification OF its
grounds during the past year.
Mrs. Stark pointed out that re-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
Julius F. Stone
attends Meeting
or Fla. Lanyeta .


julius r Stone, jr., attended
the Board of Governors meeting
Of the Florida Bar Association
held last Friday and Saturday at
the Hotel Tampa Terrace.
Under the supervision of its
president, John NJ. Allison of
Tampa. the twenty four member
board heard reports from various
committees on the work of the
bar association during the past
three months. Included were re-
~ IS ora juvenile courts and the
passage of bills sponsored by the
Bar Association.
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PRAyDA REPLY
CONTINUED from PAGE Onel

tContinued from Page Onel
10 q routine report 20 Stain from
a secretary Of the Communist par.
ty.
In his statement written especi-
ally for Pravada, Morrison said,
in effect. Lets be Friends The
British Foreign Secretary asked
the Soyiets to raise the iron cur
tain and allow q free exchange OF
news. breakfasts and tourists
Pravads's answer is strong
denunciatinn Of MorTison's argu-
nyents. In familiar language. Pra-
vada called the British and AM
erican warrnongers who threaten
the Soviet Union.
Prsvria said: in no country is
there such freedom as in the Sow
let Union. But freedom does not
exist for the enemies Of the peo-
pie, for the landlords and capital
lists overthrown by the revclu-
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
What's COOKING
In Key West
ORANGE CAKES
A coNcH RECIPE EVERY DAY

Two cups sugar
One cup shortening
Two eggs
One cup sour milk
Five cups flour
One ieaspoonful baking powder
One teaspoon soda
One half teaspoon salt
Grated rind and jnice Of one
orange
Cream sugar, shortening and
eggs on mixer. Dissolve soda in
sour milk. Sift flour. baking pow
der and salt, and add alternately
with milk to mixture. Add rind
and juice OF orange. Drop by tab
lespoonsful on cookie sheet and
bake in $50 degree oven. Ice with
powdered sugar and the grated
rind and juice of an orange, I'M
cooked. Juice in quantity suffi-
cient TO make icing spread easily.
These are delicious with tea or
fruit punch.l
tFrom Key West Cook Book pub
lished by Wornan's Club
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
Marjorie Fields,
Albert 44ibury
.Naptiok Friday

Mrs. Ralnh Fields Of
-l30-C PoinciArES announce the
coming marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Marjorie Joyce, 70 Albert Milo
Albury, at S pm, Friday al the
ST Mary Star of the Sea Catholic
Church
The prospective bridegroom IS
the son Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Albury Of 527 Catherine Street.
A reception al the Eiks Club
win be held Immediately afh~
the wedding. and All friends ans:
relatives Of the hride and bride
groom are cordially invited to al
tend Nc written invitations have
been sent out.
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Coming EUenfs


Meeting, Key West Cupboard
Club, $50 pm, Home Of
Mrs. Bob Reid, 423 Simonton
Street
Meeting, La Cone ira Navy
Wives Club, No. SO, 1890 am,
Building 17S, Naval Station.
Bowling. Officers Wives Club
1880 pm, Naval Station
Bowling Alleys,
Meeting, Junior Chamber OF
Commerce, 8 pm, Clubhouse
Meeting. Dade Lodge No. u, 9
pm, Scottish Rite Temple.
Coffee Hour, Subron Four
Wives 10 am, Fort Taylor
Officers Club.
DiplicateN-arid Club, 7:45
pm, Coral Room, Overseas
Hotel.
THURSDAY. AUGUST p .
Swimming Glasses, Officers
Wives Club. $50 10 $50 p.II1,
Seaplane Base Pool. g
Meeting. Lower Keys Property
owners Essociafion, 3 pm
cudjoe Key.
Meeting. Sewing Group Mon
roe County Hospital Wonan's
Auxiliary9 2 pm, Monroe
County hospital
Meeting, Veterans of ForeigI
Wars. Post No 1911. 8 pm.
Post Home, Stock Island.
Meeting, Elks Lodge, Q pm,
Clubhouse.
Tennis Class, Officers Wives
Club. g am, Tennis Court
Near Pool
FRIDAY, AUGUST s.
Luncheon Bridge, Offie er 5
Wives Club, y noon. Fort
Taylor Officers Club.
Meeting, Key West Amateur
Radio Club, 7:30 pm, Ma
tional Guard Armory.
Meeting. Alcoholics Anony
nous, s p. m, First Presby-
terrain Church.
SUNDAY, AUGUST S.
Cocktail Hour. Elks Club, to
s %. M. Eliks Clubhouse,
MONDAY, AUGUST g.
Meeting, Circle Two, First Pres
byterian Church, Home OF
Mrs. ]. E. Sterling, 7Ds Tru-
man Avenue.
Meeting. Key West Ministerial
Association, 8 p. m, FIRST
Presbyterian Church
Swimming Classes, Officers
Wives Club. 3:30---4;S0 p. m,
Seaplane Base Officers Pool
Meeting, Mariner Scout Ship
No. &, Flying Cloud z p. m
Sea Scout Headquarters
Meeting, Key West Temple NO.
90, Pythian Sisters, 8 p. M
knights OF Pythias Hall.
Meeting, Handicrafss Class. Oh
ficers' Wives. 7:45 p. m, Rec
reation Building, Naval sta
ton.
Meeting, wornen's Mission IN
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Lack OF Interest In atomic attack
May Prone Danger To Small Cities

At last Sundays etng of District the Business and
professional WoDens Club Miami Springs White
hurst assistant to the national leader MIad Caldwell
warned against lack of interest civil defense small cities
speaking 70 large attendance of
Santaru she emphasized the necessity every knowing how
to defend himself IN the Of atomic
Every citizen should
taking Red Cross First Aid course Mrs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01

Making clam ci1owder this sum
ner7 Here's flavor trick 10 re-
member Cook the onions for the
ch0wdeT in little butter or mar
garine before adding to the pcta-
.2es and clam juice Add the bits
I'd CLAIMS last SO they Won't over
cock and tougher
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01

Cub am, Tennis Court
near pool.
Meeting, JayShees. 7sn p.gn,,
JayCee Clubhouse.
Meeting. Dr.. Felix yarela
Lodge No. ga, s pm, Cuban
Masonic Lodge.
Meeting, Fleet Reserve Asso-
citation and Rfosnen's Auxil-
iary, $50 pms Club Rooms.
Meeting, Key West Art and
Historical Society. $40 pm.
West AaaYteIla Gallery
Coffee Hour. Naval alton
Officers Wives. 10 am, Fort
Taylor Officers Club.
Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary
WV, Post 3glls & pm. Post
Home, Stock Island
Diamond Is Ire hardest known
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ion, First Baptist Church, 1850
p, m, Church.
TUESDAY, AUGUST =
Dinner Meeting, Kiwanis Club,
GAS p. M, South Beach Patio
Restaurant.
Bridge, Officers Wives Club, 8
p. m, Fort Taylor Officers
Club.
Bowling. Navy Wives, a. m,
Naval Station Alleys.
Meeting. Key West Assembly
No. 10. Order of Rainbow
Girls, 7:30 p. m, Scottish Rite
Temple.
Meeting. Minoca Council, De-
gree of Pocahontas, 8 p. m,
Redrnen's Hall.
Meeting. Key West Players,
p, m, Barn Theatre.
Meeting, Sea Finigee Cootiette
CLUB 37les p. n, Veterans of
EoSeign Vars Home.
4 MIentfx g. CnhplE Daughters Of
America, CouA Mary Star of
the Sea No. 634. 3 3. n. ST
AIMS Hall.
Meeting. Key West Woman's
Club. $50 p. m, Wonan's
Club Auditorium.
Meeting. Key West Chapter No.
2s3, National Sojourners. Z
p. M. First Presbyterian
Church. 6
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST g.
Coffee Hou1 Sonar Officers
. Wives, ~ a IN, Naval Sta
ton Swimming Pool.
Teenagers Dance and Service
mems Dance, s p. m. St,
Paul's Episcopal Church Hall.
Meeting, La Concha Navy Wives
Club No. 30. 1890 8. m,
Building IT'S, Naval Station
Meeting. Airship Devron Elev-
en-, Officers Wives. 10 am,
Fort Taylor Officers Club,
Meeting, American Legion. Ar
thur Sawyer Post No. %, 8
.. M, Post Home on Stock
Island.
Meeting. Junior Chamber Of
Commerce, s p. IN, Club
House.
Meeting, Monroe County Hos
pital Auxiliary. 5 p, m, Hos
pital.
Book Review Group. Officers'
Wives Club, 10 q, m, Fort
Taylor Officers Club.
AUGUST g.
Meeting, Naval Station Officers
Wives, 10 am. Fort Taylor
Officers Club. ~
Swimming Glasses. Officers
Wives Club. 2:.3O-3:30 pm,
Seaplane Base Pool.
Meeting, Ladies Aid Society, 8
pm, Grace Lnther q n
Church
Sewing Group. Monroe Coun-
~ Hospital Wonaan's Auxli-
larry. 2 pm, Hospital.
Tennis Class, Officers WiveG
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01

II You get an avocado whose
skin doesn't slip of easily just
pare ii away with . sharp knife
be sure 10 cut il close TO the skin
II you want 10 prepare the svc-l
cado ahead Of time srread il with
> little soft butter to keep fhel
flesh from turning dark
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01

Three level teaspoons of instant
coffee dissolved in one and-one-
half standard measuring cups OF
boiling water is q good proportion
to use in preparing iced coffee
Pour into tsli glasses that have
been packed with ice cubes ard
pass the cream and sugar
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
Before The
Camera

tBx ne SsA&rt2t<u frea4r
While shortages of materials
are eurtailing production of pho
tographie equipment in this coln-
try. another kind of shortage is
cutting production in Germany
q shortage of fuel.
The director Of FRANKIE and He
idecke. manufacturers OF the IA
nous rollei cameras. said recent.
" that plants have 10 shut down
for days at q time for lack Of
fuel for heat and power, and the
fuel that is available is not I'D
TO standard.
The German manufactures,
Horst FRANKIE, pointed out that in
the manufacture of precision
parts. the temperature Of the
workshops must be controlled
carefully. He made the disclosure
on visit % this country.
However, the recent exhibit ct
Cologne showed that the photo-
graphic industry in Germany Is
very much back on its feet after
heavy losses from the last war.
A total of $40 German conapa-
MES exhibited their products.
And of special interest 10 Amer
lean camera fans. every one Of
them found American outlets for
their equipment.
The two biggest exhibitors
were Leitz and Agfa.
There was not much new, ae-
cording 20 many Americans who
were among the l30. 900 visitors
10 the show. But there were some
improvements on existing equip
ment-
For instance. Leitz showed .
i6-millimeter movie protector de-
signed for professional theaterS.
Showing the smaller film always
has been a headache for the pro-
fessional exhibitor, And with
more and more professional work
being done with the handler ID
millimeter film. partly due 70 the
influence Of teleyision. the new
small protector may solve > MA
lor problem.
One new item. however, Was
an underwater kit for the robot
camera. It's D water tight case far
the 35-millirneter instrument. de-
signed So that all controls can -
operated from the outside With
q swim suit. therefore, the snnp-
shooter is ready TO expand his
picture targets to include those
underwater.
While there are no material
shortages yet, they are in pros
pect. When the European rearfn-
ament program gets rolling 8 !
faster rate. the photo industry IS
certain TO find steel hard 70 xet
So, coupled with the current
fuel shortage. output Of Gernnap
equipment is likely 10 drop OF il
the months TO come.
It's the pioneer versus the con-
temporary In the current pho4og-
raphy exhibition at the museum
Of modern art ii New York. he
show. called Twelve Photogra-
piers. runs through August -
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Maids Night Out
BY DOT

Destination Tokyo"
An oldie, but still fascinating,
the story of submarine warfare
in the Pacific stars Cary Grant
and John Garfield. Grant looks
the way q debutante thinks .
naval officer should look. All this
and good acting. tool
Realism is the keynote of the
nsoyie with the accent on action,
kia3n9 ssguE bdsn flya subj d !
'ineS I %asfts3hdg &~he xker or hcs
.4sse terTnscsf rfedaetses cop
notch; but to the average movie
goer, the picture is one of the bet
Ter ones 10 come out Of World
War II source
John Garfield comes in for his
own as a character actor of the
crew. Other minor roles are ex-
tremely well done and minus ex-
aggeration in most instances.
Also On the bill is a cartoon Of
note Two longbeaked birds with
veddy, veddy British accents
churn UP rain with the aid Of an
improbable helicopfer. They end
up wheeling around with nothing
but the rotary TO cling to. but as
rainrnakers, by Jove. they sue
coed Garry on, chaps. is their mot
TO. and they dot
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01

The u, Ms budget for 1851 IS
SAT r1iIls0u.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
S0ciaIMOtes

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Roberts OF
622 William Street win leave FRI
dsy TOR Easton. Pennsylvania AZ
ter an eight months exte-sed
vacation in Key West.
mir and Mrs William p Rearny
and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Forhush
Of Fredericksburg, Virginia. have
been the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs z Randolph Copper Of 622
Miias1n Street fer the past ten
days, After weekend IN Cuba,
the four v*~ginians win return
horne by automobile.
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Menu A Day For
Key Vest Cooks
cooKrNc.s FUN
BY cecily Brownstone
GUESTS FOR DINNER

ingredients. ] envelope unftav-
ored gelatin, one l2-ounce can
apricot nectar, tablespoon lem
on juice, few grains salt, one s.
ounce package cream cheese. VI
cup sour cream, II cups fresh
cultivated blueberries trinsed and
drainedl, salad greens.
Method: Sprinkle gelatin in "
cup nectar to soften. Heat re-
naming nectar and dissolve gel
attn in it, Stir in lemon juice and
salt Cool TO consistency of un-
beaten egg white. Soften cheese
with a fork and blend in sour
cream. Blend in cooled gelatin
gradually, Fold biueberries into
gelatin mixture. Turn into six
individual moIds gahouf u cup
sizel and chill Until firm. Unmold
on salad greens.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01

Diamond IS ire hardest known
mineral.
Evening star., 1951-12-18
,unya Nakagami Of the Japanese

Bunya Nakagami Of the Japanese
Buddhist sect. the Rev. Hozon
|Seki, head reverend Of the New
York japanese Buddhist Church,
and Mrs. Seki.
The chief abbot will place a
wreath on the tomb Of q Japa-
nese-American soldier at IL am.
tomorrow. A reception for him
will be hold at 8 pm. Thursday
in the China Doll Restaurant. 627
IH street NV.
Evening star., 1951-12-18

Che Abbot Ohtani cisco on No
yennber 81 and will continue the
tour until February 27..
The chief abbot and his party
will meet with the Religious Ad-
visory Panel of the International
Information and Education Ex-
change Program, State Depart
ment, this afternoon. DR.. Albert
j. Mccartney, advisor to the
panel, and DR.. Daniel C. Bu-
chanan of the departments Bu-
reau of Far Eastern Affairs will
confer with Chief Abbot Ohtani.
He is being accompanied here
by his wife, Lady Ohtani; Bishop
Evening star., 1951-12-18
condy Replaces Needle

VICTORIA, British Columbia
R.-City authorities propose a
new test for diphtheria immuniza-
ton which may do away with in
jections by needle. The new
method is to give children cara
mel-fiavored candies containing
the equivalent amount Of toxoid.
Between 70 and 100 students in
each of three age groups will
take the test here.
Evening star., 1951-12-18

at the National
A Airp or t on q
goodwill visit.
The religious
leader, q first
cousin OF En-
peror Hirohito,
is IN the United
S tat es on a
tour designed
to promote bet
ter understand
ing between our
country and ia
nan He arrived
in San Fran
Evening star., 1951-12-18
Japan S Chief Abbot
OF Buddhisfs Here
EMMY LOU

Kosho- ohtani, chief abbot of
Japan's Buddhist sect and reli-
gious head of more than 7 million
Japanese Buddhists, arrived today
Evening star., 1951-12-18

There's especial elegance obour this newest Londstrom
Surely Regency urou finish
Londsrom has given padded mahogany mirror glow
brought all the color and richness of fine
Quality the drawer interiors of mahogany the
drawer guides the authentic hardware We're proud to
have find Londom mahogany exclusively Woodward Lotop
Washington you hurry tomorrow Wednesday, the 18th,
anywhere regular delivery
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-06
Kuo negalima tiketi

Paskutiniuose Dirvos nume-
riuose PenkiasdeSimtnuosimtinis
Amerikietis K. S. Karpius, lyg
ir atsakydamas Simtanuosimti-
niam Lietuviui Jonui Pakran-
ciui (Vyt. AlantuD, ne visur
yra objektyvus, kaip ir Vyt.
Alantas, prasilenkias su buvusia
ir esama tikrOve.
Kalbedamas apie 1923 m. eks-
kursija Lietuva, p. Karpius
mini Klaipedos Ryto viesbuti ir
malkomis kurenama traukinio
garvezi. Tada jau gyvenau Klai-
pedoje, lankydavau Ryto vies-
butt, bet kad klaipedieciai su-
maniai trauke dolerius is anne
rikieciu - negirdejau. Gal tai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-06

buvo tik keliu 'sukciu" uzdaras
biznis, bet tai neturetu skambe-
tt visu klaipedieciu lietuviu var
du. Speju, p. Karpius tada bu-
vo labai rezervuotai Lietuvos
atzvilgiu nusiteikes ir gal buves
abstinentas, del ko jam nepati-
kes gausus vaisinimas degtine.
Kick atsimenu, jau tada Ame-
rikos lietuviai Lietuvoje buvo
sutinkami su tikru brolisku
dziaugsmu, ne kaip turtingi tu-
ristai Vakaru Europos krastuo-
Sc, kur kiekviename zingsnyje
amerikieciai labai iSnaudojami.
O kad 1923 m. Lietuvos trauki-
niu garveziai buvo kurenami
malkomis - sunku patiketi. Kad
taip buvo kelis metus anksciau,
pacioje nepriklausomo gyveni-
mo pradzioje - tai tiesa. Ir ko
cia stebetis, kai Lietuva kilo is
karo griuvesiu, O anglis gi rel
kejo importuoti. Carmel Rusi-
jai Lietuva palikus su retu ge-
lezinkeliu tinklu, tada dar, kol
nebuvo pravestas gelezinkelis
Siauliai - Telsiai - Klaipeda,
gelezinkelis Klaipeda - Siauliai
ejo gerais puslankiais per Lat
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-06
kai veteranai prabyla

Ne visiems tremtiniams Ame-
rika yra pazistama tik nuo ISL
pimo is DIP transporto laivu. Kas
Lietuvoje gyveno platesniu aki-
raciu, tas bent is laikraSciu ir
knygu pazino uzsieni, ju tarpe ir
Amerika. Atvykus Amerikon,
pazinimo nukrypimai pasireiske
tik smulkesnose, kasdieniskume.
o Americas liet. pazinti buvo
geriausi saltiniai ju laiskai gi-
minems, laikrasciai, knygos ir
patys Americas lietuviai, atvy-
ke Lietuvon savo teviskiu aplan-
kyti arba sugrize joje isikurti.
Miela p. X. S. Karpiu, kaip
ir daugeli Americas lietuviu vel
keju, tremtiniu dauguma pazis-
ia irgi ne nuo siandien. Juos
pazistame is ju darby emigraci-
joje. Todel tremtiniai visada su
didziausiu demesiu seka toll
mesni ju pasireiskima viesumo-
je. Ju kalbos iskilmingomis pro-
gomis ir pareikStos mintys spau-
dole priimamos su pagarba ir
dekingumu. Jie yra Amerikos
lietuviu nuomoniu reiskejai, o
tremtiniams gi yra brangus
kiekvienas teisingas ir pamokan-
tis zodis visu senosios emigraci-
jos broliu ir seseru, kurie ne visi
gall ar moka pareiksti savo min
tbs viesai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-06

Democracy Tomorrow" vokieciu
buvo internuotas. Pasibaigus
karui, kaip prancuzu US. Reik.
Min. Press Attache, dalyvavo
Nuerbergo teisme.
Be minietuju autorius dar
yra parases siuos veikalus: "Or-
.ganized Economy, "Humanist
Economy, ir "Rooswelt's Ame-
rica". Veikale Economic His
tory of Europe" DR.. Alpert ap-
raso Vakarq ir Rytu Europos
polit. - ekonomine istorija pra-
dedant 1914 metals. Dabartine
Europos padeti nusviecia baig-
damas Marshallo bel Schumano
planu nagrinejimu.
Kaip autorius skyriuje "Agri-
cultural Europe from War to
Depression atsiliepia apie Ne
priklausofnos Lietuvos ukio at
statyma bel pazanga. Gerb. skai-
tytojai susidarys tikresni ispudi
is sio laisvo vertimo:
Rytu Europoje raso, DIR.
Alpertas, buvo du krastai, kurie
gyvu pavyzdziu parode, kas gall
butt pasiekta ekonomineje pa
zangoje. Tie krastai = tai &C.
koslovakija ir Lietuva.
Cekoslovakija pradejo atsikur-
ii ypatingai palankiose aplinky-
bese paveldedama is Austro-
Vengrijos labiausia supramonin-
tas ir SUI aukstai isvystytu ze-
mes ukiu sritis. Sitame kraste
pastoviam ir pelningam zemes
ukiui baze sudare Z. u. politika
kuri RENE gausia pramone. ze.
mes reforma buvo ivesta, ga.
rantuojant technine ir finansine
ukininkams pagelba, kad Site
galetu modernizuoti savo ukius
ir kultivuoti daugiausia pelno
duodancius augalus, kaip paw
cukr. runkeliai.
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Kaesongo seselis virs San Francisco?
Americas atsakOmybe Wis
dideja

Amerikos atsakomybe Wis
dideja
JAW pastaruoju metu pasau-
ly, siapus gelezines uzdangos,
Wis daugiau pasiima atsakomy-
bes. stai keletas ryskiuju pavyz-
dziu.
Iranas - tikimasi, kad susi-
tarimas dar busias pasiektas.
Americas uzdavinys esas siekti,
kad derybos tarp britu ir persu
butu atnaujintos. JAW intere-
sal Art. Rytuose yra tick dideli,
kad jos tarpininko vaidmens
dar nemano atsisakyti.
Sueso kanalas - britams ne
galint toliau pakelti Sueso is
laikymo nastos, SUI savo pagalba
cia ateis Dede Samas. Numato-
ma, kad JAW prisides savo do
leriais, lektuvais, laivais, paga-
liau - bazemis ir veliau beveik
visisku kanalo islaikymu. Cia
tik komplikuoja Egiptas, neno-
ris daugiau matyti britu laivu
ir baziu. Ir cia amerikieciai at
sidurs tarpininko vaidmeny.
Japonija = naujas JAW atsa-
komybes etapas. Filipinai, Bri-
tu Malajai, Prancuzu Indokini-
ia - tai Wis jautrios vietos, kur
susiduria JAW interesai. YAK
Europoje tas pats = Anglia,
Prancuzija, Italia, Wax. Vokie-
tija = visas jas JAW ginkluoja,
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