davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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nueinu galiu kalbeti su kuo no.
riu ir kick noriu italiskai. Ma
nau, kad mes isigysim ir susi-
tvarkysim, zinoma, jeigu mano
dukte gaus darba. sveicarai tue
atzvilgiu yra labai kieti ir dar-
bais nelabai svaistosi."
Dailininkas J. Mackevicius,
begdamas nuo raudonojo siau-
bo, Vakaru Vokietija pasieke
paprastu ukininko arkliniu We
zimu po ilgos, nuotikingos kelio-
mes. Beglio dienas praleido He
chingeno mieste, netoli Tuebin-
geno, buvusio vokieciu kaizerio
sosto ipedinio Wilheim'o Hohen-
zollern'o piles, esancios ant
augsto kalno, papedeje. Ten gy-
vendamas J. Mackevicius labai
daug dirbo - nutape kelis Sim
tus paveikslu, SUI savo dailes
darbais dalyvavo Pabaltijo Tau
tu Dailes Parodoje Tuebingene
ir kitur. Gyvenat svetur musu
Dailes Veterana istiko skaudus
smugis: mire zmona, jo ilgo gy-
venimo istikima palydove. Kar-
ta, keliantis is vienos vietos j XII
ta dailininka apiplese piktada-
rial - pagrobe valiza su apie
200 dailes kuriniu.
Dailininkas Jonas Mackevicius
siuo laiku baigia sofa savo am
ziau meta. Jis yra gimes 1872
m. birzelio 18 d. (kitais metals
birzelio 18 d. sves savo amziaus
8O-ties metu jubilieju), Ragu-
vos miestely. Dailes mokslus
baige Peterburgo Dailes Akade-
mijoje (jo mokytoju buvo gar
susis rusu dailininkas lila Rie-
pinas). Ilga laika yra gyvenes
Capri, Italijoje, apie desimts
metq mokytojavo Kauno Dailes
Mokykloje. j. Mackevicius per
savo ilga amziu yra nutapes
apie penkis tukstancius paveiks-
lu ir musu dailes veteranu tar
pc uzima ryskia bel garbinga
vieta.
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Stop! Aksenija Kolesnikovaite, tai
musu kraujo zmogus. Fotografija!
Sviatoj Luka! Tai gi ia patti, kuri ma
ne padare proletaru! Natal ka reiskia
aukstoji politika! Teisingai Tatjana
sake, kad nera to blogo, kas neiseitu j
gera! Aksenija! AS tave renku j de-
putatus ir kitus agituosiu, kad uz tave
balsuotu. stai kada as prokuroras!
Ankudinas miestely sutiko daugiau
pazistamu vyrQ. kompartija nuspren-
de neiti, lauks deputatu isrinkimo, O
tada tiesiai j Kauna, pas deputate Ak
senija!
Kolesnikovaite ir Pupeiki, kaip ir
visus kitus deputatus, isrinko 99,8%.
Ankudinas tryne rankas is dziaugsmo.
Kompartijos rastineje jam buvo nepa-
togu pasisakyti, ko jam reikia Kaune.
Neirodzius, kad kelione naudinga par
tijos veikimui, leidimo autobusu va
ziuoti nedave Bet Ankudinas ryztin-
gas. Per dienas pasieke Kauna pes
cias. Sujieskojo savo deputates Koles-
nikovaites istaiga, tik lengvai patekti
negalejo. Is lauko puses prize duru
stovejo du sargybiniai.
Kur braunies, kokiu reikalu?
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GARSUS KARALIAI

svedijos karalius Oskaras II
karta apsilanke vienoje pradzios
mokykloje. Isklauses .mokytojo
aiskintos pamokos, panoro pats
paklausipeti vaiku.
- Sakykite, vaikai, kuris ju-
su galetumet man pasakyti gar
siausiu svedijos karaliu vardus :?
Vaikai tuoj pat vienas po kito
suminejo Gustava Vaza, Gusta-
va Adolfa Didiji ir Karoli XII.
- Labai gerai. Ma, o koki
dar karaliu tu priskirtum prie
didziQju, - kreipesi Oskaras II
j maza megaite.
- Oskaras II, - nedrasiai
atsake mergaite.
- Taip? O kuo gi jis pagar-
sejo, - klausia karalius.
Kad as nezinau, - susni'bz-
dejo paraudusi mokine.
- HIM, = nusijuoke karalius,
- as tureciau tau paaiskinti,
bet kad ir as nezinau
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as daug jun gyvenime zadejau, bet
neistesejau. Bukite atlaidus 80.
Kada Ankudinas ruosesi dar neis-
triton kanciom, atsidare rusio durys.
- Sakyk tn, baltasai sunie, kas
dar daugiau yra baltuju revoliucionie-
riu organizacijoj?
Budeliai pavargo. Staigiai palei-
do virve ir kankinys stacia galva nu-
krito ant cementiniu grindu. Milzinas
vyras tik susniokste IS burnos ir ausu
pasirode kraujas. Tai buvo paskutinis
10 gyvybes zenklas.
= Nuns buvai nekalbus, ateis XII
ia panama - prasnekins!
Uztrenke duris, uzrakino. Neilgai
trukus atejo antroji panama. Nebe-
prasnekino
Is ilgos Ankudino barzdos pasiliko,
tik nuoskinos. 10 rubai buvo, tarytum,
akeciomis isvazineti. Taip pat ir 10
viltys, sudetos "nauja gyvenima ="
10 Tatjana gal ir dabar Wis dar bega
prie Tango if laukia savo vyro -.
(Pabaiga)
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man, ,kaip rusui,. reikia prisipazint, a
vsioz TAXI svoji -.
Taip begalvodamas Ankudinas is
Kazlo dvaro, kaip buves to dvaro dar-
bininkas, dabar uzvaizda, ejo j mieste-
i kompartijon pasiteirauti del naujai
siulomu teisejo pareigu.
= Pasirasyti moku, akta para
sys sekretorius ir il perskaitys. Kan
as buciau teisejas, jei pats rasysiu ir
skaitysiu? Kodel jie man neduoda
prokuroro pareigu? Man geriau tik-
tu, bet sake, kad turf gauti is Kauno
kompartijos sutikima. Kaip ten be-
butQ, bet as jau ponas ir ne bet koks
ponas!
Deputatu rinkimo ikarsty visi ko-
munistai neresi. Kan to reikejo, ME
kas negalejo suprasti, mes gi jokiu XII
tokiu kandidatu nebuvo, kaip tik tie,
uz kuriuos jie ragino balsuoti. Tenant
miesteli prie tito komjaunuoliai Alb
romas svarcas ir Arkadijas Kolesni-
kovas sedejo prie didelio stalo, prie ku-
rio buvo stirta plakatu, ir juos dali
no praeinantiems. Ir Ankudinas gavo
pluosta popieriQ.
"Nei vieno balso liaudies priesam!
Mus4 apskrities liaudies atstovai: Ak
senija Kolesnikovaite ir Jurgis Pupei-
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z E NJ E

sal revoliucioneriau, tai tn uz tokius
nuopelnus jieskai prokuroro vietos, ka-
da mes, komunizmo sulai, kalejime zu-
vom? AS cia tuojau tave aprupinsiu
darbu!
Ankudinas tik pamate, kad depu-
tate paspaude mygtuka ir patti isvirtus
is fotelio eme saukti.
- Gelbekit! Baltasai revoliucio-
nierius nori name nuzudyt!
Ankudinas persigando ir suprato,
kad prokuroro pareigos baigsis blogai,
bet buvo jau per velu. Kaip perkunas
keturi NKVD agentai ileke j kabineta
ir greit uzmove brezentini maisa ant
galvos. Partrenke ant gridu ir per
laiptus nuakejo zemyn. ". maiso ga
lq gerokai isiubavo ir numete ant kie-
tu masinos grindu. Masina pajudejo.
Vaziavo nelabai ilgai ir vel pajuto, kai
kietos rankos pastvere j ir nuvilko
laiptais zemyn. Rusio urve, atriso mai
So ir j paliko. Urve dege menkute
zvakute. Ankudinas atsipeikejo ir pa
emes zvakute ranka, eme dairytis.
Ant sienu ir grindu buvo didelis krau-
jo demes. Ant geleziniu duru ir dvie-
juose kampuose - istaskytu smege-
nu.
- sventas Lukai If visi sventieji,
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I.inks1nai valandai..
VISIEMS ITIKO.

Pirmajam pasaulio karui pa
sibaigus, Versalyje prasidejo
taikos derybos. JOINS pirminin-
kavo prancuzas Clemenceau.
Pirmas ir didziausiausias jo ru-
pestis buvo nustatyti konferen-
ciju laika. Mat, amerikietis Will
sonas pranese, kad jis negalis
dalyvauti posedziuose po 6 va
landos vakare, mes jo gydytojas
isakes jam prizes vakariene pri-
guilt ir j posedzius negalis ateiti
anksciau, kaip 3 valanda. Tx
anglas Lloyd George sutiko su
bet kuriuo laiku.
Apsisvarstes pirmininkas pa
skelbe:
Posedziai prasides 3 valan-
da ir baigsis 6 valanda. Tad ita-
lu atstovas gales miegoti prizes
posedzius, amerikietis - po po-
sedziu, O anglas - posedziu me-
tn.
Plymuto (Anglijoje) miesto
metrikacijos istaiga netiketai
gavo spresti uzdavini, kuriam
pritruko paragraph taisyklese.
Jai, butent, reikejo nustatyti pi-
|lietybe Zuzanos Procopowicz, ku-
rios motina buvo angle, o tevas
- Kanados lenkas. Mergaite bu-
vo gimusi Olandijos bendroves
laive prie Portugalijos krantq,
tevams keliaujant is Venecuelos
j Anglia.
*
Sveinfurto (Vokietijoje) apy-
linkeje viena moteris, beskusda-
ma pietums morkas, vienoje
morkoje RADIO iaugusi auksinl
vedybini zieda. Matyt, morkos
sekla pataike isdygti paciame
pamesto ziedo viduryje, veliau
ziedas iaugo morkos liemenl.
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Prizes kick laiko is pietvakari-
mes Vokietijos sveicarija per-
Esikele gyventi musu dailes We
teranas dailininkas Jonas Mac
kevicius su Selma, - dukterim
med. DIR. S. Augeviciene bel anu
ke Andriana. Kick zinoma, J.
Mackevicius norejo emigruoti i
Amerika, tikrino sveikata emf
gracinese komisijose, bet be pa
sekmiQ: senyvas amzius, svar-
biausia, susilpnejes regejimas,
neleido isvykti j Dedes Samo
krasta. Nepavykus su emigra-
CHA j uzjurius, musu dailininkas
dare zygius persikelti kaimy-
mini krasta, sveicarija. IRO
centrui, zenevoje, tarpininkau-
jant, sveicarijos federa1ine W.
riausybe sutiko j savo krasta
priimti J. Mackeviciq su Selma
ir jai suteikti savo kastais prize
globsti bel islaikyma.
Isikurimas naujam kraste is
pradziu visiems sunkus. Su sun
kumais Tessine kuriasi ir Mac
keviciaus Selma. Viename savo
laiske, rasytame siu eiluciu au-
toriui, j. Mackevicius sako:
"Gavau Jusu laiska ir labai
nudziugau, kad names nepamir-
sot. Matote, atsiduriau sveicari-
joj su visa savo seimyna. Ture-
jau papulti j seneliu - aklqju
prieglauda, bet Dievas taip su-
tvarke, kad neatskyre names
nuo mano seimos ir dabar gy-
venu SUI savo dukterim ir anuke.
Gyvenam Tessine, mazam mics
tely, "Caritas' namuose. Dali
nuos kambari SUI vengru pulki-
ninku, mano dukte turi kam-
bari su Adriana. Jieskom buto
jau trecias menuo, bet tai la
bal sunkus uzdavinys, mes "Ca-
ritas" duoda labai maza pasalpa,
| dukte negali gauti darbo, o kick
pinigu atsivezem, jau baigiasi.
| Bet pavalgyt gaunam ir turin
pastoge -"
Laiske J. Mackevicius nusi-
skundzia, kad ten jauciasi vie
nisas. Neturis rysiuI su placiam
pasauly issibarsciusiais kolego-
mis- - dailininkais, bel savo bu-
vusiais mokiniais. Teiraujasi,
kur siuo metu yra ir ka veikia
dailininkas Adomas Varnas ir
buves jo mokinys Mindauags
Nasvytis bel kit. Teiraujasi ju
adresu ir dziaugtusi, jeigu pa
vyktu atnaujinti su jais rysius.
Toliau, apie savo nauja gwen
viete taip raso:
"Kaip jau rasiau, mes gyve-
nam Tessine - ne visai teisybe,
mes kantonas dar Graubuendeno,
bet visi zmones kalba jau tails
kai ir pora kilometru nuo mlsu
Bellinzano, Tessino sostine
Krastas grazus - vieta viena is
graziausiu Sveicarijoj, man
ypatingai malonu, mes as kur
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IL do hdIp IAh Iq pau gar
voju, atsake Pakrantis. -
Jei tamsta butum savo leosmis
isleides 80. .knygas ir jas dykai
isdalines, tai tikriausiai bltum
bankrutaves. Jas pardavineda-
mas savo idetus pinigus, tur but,
atgavai, 0 gal dar kick ir uz-
dirbai. Argi butum jau tas vi
sas knygas leides tik is idealiz-
mo, be jokio usdarbio? Tuo as
nenoriu pasakyti, kad cia, Ame-
rikos lietuviq visuomeneje, gall
ma padaryti dievzin koki bizni
is knygos, bet, spausdinant sa-
vo spaustuveleje ir ypatingai
energingai platinant, savo idetas
lesas, manau, isrinkti galima.
- Leisti lietuviskas knygas
Amerikoje neapsimoka, - at
sake redaktorius Lydys. -
Amerikoje knygu isleista nema-
ia, bet jos daugiausia buvo lei
dziamos auku pagalba. Kudirkos
rastai isleisti auku parama -.
- AS zinau, bet name Sick
tick stebina tamstos toks
grieztas pasisakymas prizes
honorary mokejima auto
riams, = nusisypsojo Pakran-
tis. - Tamsta tai tvirtini to-
kiu tonu, lyg, rodos, tai bdtu
nesugriaunama tiesa ir kahn
kokia neliaciama nusistovejusi
tvarka. Knygos isleidimas turi
ne tik idealine, bet ir komercine
puse. Tamsta sakai: rasytojai
neturi reikalauti honoraro, O pri-
vala rasyti is idealizmo. Gerai,
bet kaip tada su knygos leide-
ju? AS visai sutikciau su tams-
tos reikalavimu is rasytojo ide-
alizmo, jei tamsta pridurtum
leidejas turf knyga leisti taip
pat is idealizmo, nereikalauda-
mas sau jokio uzdarbio. o jei
jis kick uzdirba, tai tegul tuos
pinigus mesa, sakysime, j kny-
gal remit fonda. Ir tai dar ne
viskas: tamsta dar turetum pri-
durti, kad platintojas taip pat
privalo dirbti is idealizmo ir pla-
tinti knygas be jokio uzdarbio.
Tuomet rasytojas tikriausiai
pasakytu: jei jau visi dirba is
idealizmo, tai ir as dirbsiu is
idealizmo ir nereikalausiu jokio
honoraro. Bet dabar idealizmo
reikalavimas prasideda ir bai-
giasi rasytoju: o niekas ne
kalba apie leidejo ir platintojo
idealizma. Jei leidejui neapsi-
moka leisti knyga, tai yra, jei
jis numato nieko is jos neuzdirb-
sias, tai jis ramiausiai pasako :
ne; ir jam niekas net ir nepa-
galvoja primesti idealizmo sto-
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DailninkaS J. MaCkeviCiiuS TeSSine

Butu labai grazu, jei dailinin-
ko Jono Mackeviciau draugai -
dailininkai bel buve mokiniai
nelengvose senatves dienose jo
neuzmirstu ir nors retkarciais
lankytu savo laiskais. Labai pra-
verstu ir yiena - kita Dedes
Samo 'zaliuke", iterpta tarp
laiskelio prirasytu lapu -. Ne
uzmirskime anapus Atlantic vi
sam laikui liekanciu savo bi-
ciuliu nors laiskais! J. Mackevi-
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sIMTANUOsIMT1NIS LIETUVIS,
Jonas Pakrantis A m k o e

Karta Jonas Pakrantis uzejo
j savo biciulio Martinson - Jo-
no Marcinkeviciaus smuklele
Quick ir ten atsitiktinai RADIO
vietinio lietuviu laikrascio re-
daktoriu ir daugybes sedevru
autoriQ, pona Lydi.
- Labai malonu tamsta ma
tyti, ponas Lydy, pasisveiki-
no. Pakrantis mandagiai, sesda-
mas ant aukstos kedes salia jo
prie baro. - AS kaip tik nore-
jau is tamstos isgirsti kompe-
tetinga nuomone apie honorarus
autoriams. AS mat, turiu maza
silpnybe spaudai, gyvendamas
Lietuvoje, paskum ir tremtyje,
megdavau kada nekada pasisa-
kyti vienu kitu klausimu spau-
dole ir labai daznai gaudavau
uz tai sioki toki honorareli, ypac
jei is anksto susitardavau SUI
redakcija. Idomu, kaip cia, Ame-
rikoje, tas reikalas atrodo? Kai-
kada ir spaudoje tenka uztikti
siokiq tokiu balseliu tue reika-
lu. Man susidaro toks ispudis,
kad naujieji rasytojai ateiviai
nera visai patenkinti, jog nei
redaktoriai nei leidejai nenori
jiems moketi jokiQ honorary, o
redaktoriai is savo puses siulo
rasytojams rasyti us idealiz-
mo-. Kaip tamsta apie tai gal
voji?
- Ateiviai rasytojai turf ho-
norarus uzmirsti, - kategoris-
kai pareikse ponas Lydys.
= Tamsta manai, kad cia ne
tik laikrastininkas, bet ir ra-
sytojas, parases kokia knyga,
negali gauti honoraro? pa
klause ramiai Pakrantis.
= Nei laikrastininkas nei ra-
sytojas, = atkirto redaktorius
Lydys. AS gerai pazistu vieti-
mes salygas, nes savo laikrastj
redaguoju arti 80 metu. Redak-
toriai vos nevos galas SUI galu
tesuduria, o knygu leisti neapsi-
moka, mes labai mazai teisper-
ka. AS pats savo lesomis islei-
dau 80 savo knygas -.
= Ar jas dykai isdalinai? -
vel paklause Pakrantis.
= Dykai! Kaip tat dykai?
AS norejau pasakyti: is
idealizmo? - pasitaise Pakran-
tis.
- Tamsta juokiesi >.
= Kodel? Jei jau idealizmas,
tai teblna idealizmas Xxi ga
To-.
- Niekas nereikalauja, kad
rasytojas knyga parasytu, savo
lesomis isleistu ir dalytu dy-
kai...
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The Arizona post., 1951-12-07
CJFWF Delegates Hear Reports
On Paramount issues In US.

Twentieth Assembly of the
Council of Jewish Federations and
Welfare Funds was held last
weekend in Chicago and attend
ed by Mrs. Bea Berner, Jack
Fruchthendler, Ben Brook. The
local Council was awarded a
plaque for its publicity material.
There was an optimism about
giving" in 1852 to UJA, reflected
by the delegates from all over the
country, according to Brook.
Present 80 days critical period
is due to the unexpected delay
in receiving funds from the re-
cent grant approved by Congress.
A grave view of IsraePs eco
nomic situation was presented by
Harold CHASER, director of the
Councils Institute on Overseas
Studies and Research. He declared
that Israel has the potentiality of
The Arizona post., 1951-12-07
Clarifies Its UN
Vote OnChina

WASHINGTON (JTA) = AS a
result of reports indicating mis-
understanding of IsraePs vote at
the United Nations on whether
consideration of Red Chinese adj
mission to the UN should be bar
red until after the present session,
a spokesman for the Israel EN-
bassy today clarified the facts of
the case.
The Embassy spokesman eX-
planned that the misunderstood
ing was based on a misleading
of the report. The issue voted
on was not whether to accord a
seat to Communist China in the
United Nations. He explained it
was whether consideration" of
such a proposal should be barred
"for the duration of the sixth reg
ular session" of the UN General
Assembly.
On the basic issue, Israel did
not commit itself one way or an
other, the spokesman declared.
Israel had already made clear its
view that Communist Chin a
should not be admitted to the
United Nations while fighting UN
forces, he said. On the procedur-
al issue, however, Israel did feel,
as a matter of principle, that no
ruling should be laid down in adj
vance which would preclude any
possibility.
The Arizona post., 1951-12-07
Urges Changes In
immigration LG1Us

NEW YORK (JTA)-ReviSion
of the present American immi-
grafton laws was urged by Ed
ward Corsi, chairman of the New
York State D. P. Commission.
The former US. Commissioner
of immigration urged adoption of
"a flexible quota system which
will enable us to assign the unused
quota of one country to other
countries. Finally we must change
the outtnoded total quota of 1885,
900 per year to total which bears
a reasonable relationship to the
present population of this coun-
try and our ability to absorb the
permitted number of immigrants
successfully"
The Arizona post., 1951-12-07

self-support for a population of
100000 to 100000 persons, but
a large number must be farmers
or the people will be ill-fed, ill
housed and ill-clothed.
A survey on the work of the
defense agencies, known as the
MacIver Report, received much
attention. It's recommendations
for drastic changes in the organi-
cation of the BIB Anti-Defamation
League and the Amer. Jewish
Committee had been strongly OPP
posed by these groups before the
convention. They modified their
objections and agreed that chan
ges to prevent duplication of eff
fort and expense, coordination and
stream-lining for efficiency and
economy was necessary. Plan to
implement the report is to be
worked out by June 1852.
The Arizona post., 1951-12-07
GOU't Is Criticized
For SchGcht Entry

JERUSALEM (JTA) = The Is
rael Government was sharply
criticized in Parliament for per-
hitting DR.. Hjalmar Schacht, for
mer member of the Hitler Gov
eminent in Germany, to land in
Israel. Herut deputies wanted to
know why DR.. Schacht was not
arrested as a war criminal" when
he landed at the LYDIA airport.
The speaker of the Parliament
promised a reply by the govern
ment.
DR.. Schacht landed on Dutch
plane en- route from Indonesia to
Germany. He spent 80 minutes at
the LYDIA airport and was inter-
viewed by reporters. He confirm
ed that he had collaborated with
Hitler for many years, but said
he had broken with the Nazis
since World War II.
Germany never refused to pay
indemnifcation to war victims
and is also prepared to pay it to
the Jews" he stated. However,
the Jews and the Government of
Israel must first establish their
stand and state their demands.
Germany will readily pay accord
ing to her possibilities, which, as
known, are not large" he added.
He explained that Germany's fin
ancial and economic position is
almost hopeless.
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ZOA .Justifies
immigration

Benjamin Brody, z. o. A. presi-
dent, commenting on the an
nouncement of the institution of
a policy of selective immigration
to Israel, warned that this was
the sounding of an alarm of a
grave crisis in the Jewish state.
Characterizing the move as 'long
overdue" Mr.. Brody pointed out
that the selective policy will guar
antee that newcomers to Israel
will constitute productive group
capable of taking care of itself.
He stressed that the selective pol
icy will not effect the immigration
of Jewish communities in danger
or threatened by danger.
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Israel Asks For
Ne1U u. S. Aid

WASHINGTON (JTA) = Israel
has submitted to the US. its re-
quirements for assistance for 1858.
This was made known following
a visit by IsraePs Ambassador
Abba Eban to the State Depart
ment which followed up the meet
ing of Foreign Minister Moshe
Sharett in Paris with Secretary
of State Dean Acheson.
Mr.. Eban said that arrange
ments for an American Foreign
aid program for 1853 are already
under study and that "our views
on what our needs might be have
been conveyed to the U. S." He
emphasized that a "one-year in
lection" would not heal Israels
economic illness. The second in
stallment of aid, he said, would
coincide with the second year of
ISraels three-year recovery pro-
gram.
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z0A Adopts Big
Budget, Program

Chicago (JTA)-The National
Administrative Council of the
Zionist Organization of America
adopted a program of projects in
this country and Israel which will
entail a budget of $1,750,000. Of
this sum, 100000 will be
needed for the American portion
of the program.
The program calls for the
establishment in Israel of 10 trade
schools and business college, in
addition to the recruitment In this
country of technically trained
chalutzim who will bring to the
Jewish state much needed profess
sional and mechanical skills and
teachers to train Israelis in many
vocations. 1t was also announced
that z o. A. will send an addi-
tional 20, 900 Individual food pack
ages to families in immigrant
work villages.
On the American scene, the
new z. o. A. program calls upon
Zionists to participate actively
in welfare funds and community
councils, and urges the democra-
tization of the Jewish community
by bringing Jewish welfare funds
within the administrative frame
work of local community councils
with wide, democratic compost
ton.
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Pres. Weizmann
Remains Critical

TEL AVN (JTA) = The Chief
Rabbinate of Israel ordered spec
ial prayers to be held in syna-
gogues throughout the world for
President Weizrnann's speedy re-
covery. The official bulletin said
that his condition remained un-
changed.
The Presidents temperature Is
still above normal, according to
the doctors bulletin. Hundreds of
visitors called at DR.. Weizmann'S
home to express their wishes for
his recovery, but were not allow
ed to enter. Nor was IsraePs Chief
of Staff, Brigadier Yigal Yadin,
allowed to see the ailing Presi-
dent. Premier David Ben Gurion
sent message to DR.. Weizmann
expressing hope for his early re-
covery.
The first public announcement
of the Presidents serious condi-
ton was broadcast over the gov
eminent radio. 1t said that he
was confined to bed by an inf1am-
nation of the respiratory system
with heart complications.
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Hungarians To
Appropriate Books

London (JTA)-Reports state
that the Hungarian Ministry of
Education issued instructions that
all books left behind by dis
solved Hungarian Jewish COM
munities, whose families have
emigrated, should be appropriated
by the Hungarian Nat. Museum.
It is believed that the Hungarians
plan to export these volumes
abroad to obtain much-needed
foreign currency.