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Decentralization
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seen the paper. She could only
stutter.
Before Mr.. Boydstun came
home from his job at the Bureau
of Employe Compensation, an
other property man had called
Mr.. Boydstun explained that he
had agreed to follow his job to
Seattle.
Next day, Mrs. Boydstun was
really busy. Four more real es-
tate men called. This gave her a
total of six offers, possibly the
Government employe standing
start home-selling record. The
Boydstuns still are mulling it
over.
Hardly a person listed as pos
sible ex-resident of Washington
has not experienced similar Incl
dents. It seemed some real estate
Offices must have their entire
stats telephoning.
Miss j. Virginia Lincoln, 3106,
Hawthorne street NV, Bureau
of Standards -employe, found a
furniture movers ad in her mail.
The same company sent an invi-
tation to Charles P. Overend,
4517 North Twentieth place, Ar
lington. official in the Civil Sery-
ices Retirement Division. Mr..
Overend also had a query from
q man wishing to rent his home.
Our personnel officer spent a
busy day at the Office answering
phone calls from other agencies"
Miss Lincoln said. They wanted
names of any employees who would
like to stay here. The personnel
officer said she needed a wire
recording to answer all the ques-
tions."
S. w. J. WEIGH. 800 Cumberland
avenue. Chevy Chase, Md. will
accompany his Bureau of Stand
ards job to Boulder. Colo.
THE lady who called to buy
the house didn't know it prob
ably will be tive years before we
move" he said.
Government agencies were stag
ing such a manhunt for those
wishing to remain in Washington
that one naval laboratory offered
to send a personnel expert to the
Bureau of Standards Office to in
terview prospects, Mr.. WEIGH said.
Evening star., 1951-03-11

Gottwa1d, the Communist presi-
dent of this country, on the way
to the cathedral.
3 Associates, Sentenced.
Three former associates of
Archbishop Beran were sentenced
to prison on charges of high trea-
son and espionage December 2.
DR.. Otakar Svec, who had been
metropolitan canon and papal
prelate at St. Vitus'. got 20 years.
Canon Jaroslav Kulac got IT.
year sentence, and the prelate
archdeacon, DR.. Josef Cihak, 10
years.
The battle between the Roman
Catholic hierarchy and the Com
munist state began in earnest
early in 1949. BY June, 1949, it
had reached a peak of fury. It
was in that month that the arch
bishop secluded himself in his
palace, after hecklers drove him
from his pulpit in the cathedral
as he attempted to give a Corpus
Christi Day sermon.
For the prelate it was the
second big battle against sup
preston of Catholic church ac-
tivities; the first was with the
Nazis, and he consequently spent
part of the war years in Nazi
concentration camps.
Named Archbishop in 1946.
He was made Archbishop of
Prage and primate of Czecho-
slovakia December 8, 1946, with
jurisdiction over this country's
70 million Catholics It hree-
quarters Of the population.
The Communists came to power
in February, 1948. AS they did in
Hungary, Poland and elsewhere,
they sought an agreement with
the church hierarchy in the coun-
try, but these efforts collapsed in
the spring of l949.
Archbishop Beran insisted that
the Communists were attempting
to cut off the church from Rome
completely and to usurp privileges
which belonged only to the church.
The Communists insisted they
were seeking only to keep church.
men from impeding the Com
munist drive to a new order.
Evening star., 1951-03-11
Circus Man Wires
Truman He'd Like
Sacred Elephant
By The Associoted Press

CHICAGO, Mar. .10.-President
Truman has a customer for that
sacred elephant offered by the
King of Cambodia.
A bid for the elephant came
today from the Shrine Polack
Bros. Circus, now appearing in
Chicago on behalf of Shrine Char
tiles.
Louis Stern, manager of the
circus, wired Mr.. Truman at the
Presidents vacation headquarters
in Key West, Fla.
The White House and the State
Department announced the kings
offer last week. The proposed
present was the kings idea of a
royal gesture to accompany the
dispatch of the first minister to
the United States from the. new
Indo- China State.
Evening star., 1951-03-11
Berun
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N0SAASAAA4SA = SAAA = - Nv oeN'S
the official broadcast, ''has al
ways been patriotic and demo
cratic. From the very beginning
his attitude toward the people s
democratic (Communist) regime
has been clear and uncomprom-
isingly positive"
1t said the new vicar capitular
was prosecuted by the Gestapo"
during the Nazi occupation, and
had offered his services against
the Germans in the May, 1945.
~@
Father Stehlik came to public
attention only a week ago when
he and three other priests were
Installed as metropolitan canons
Of the Chapter of St. Vitus in a
ceremony at the Cathedral Of
st. Vitus, the seat of Archbishop
Beran's see.
Participants in the procession
from the archepiscopal palace
passed the residence of Klement
Evening star., 1951-03-11
Bandit Escapes With $50
On South Capitol Street

A 6-foot gunman held up Louis
J. Gitomer. proprietor of a drug
store at 1857 South Capitol street,
and escaped with 500 last night.
"I'll count to three" the robber,
a colored man, told Mr.. Gitomer
as he pointed an automatic pistol.
Mr.. Gitomer said he opened the
cash drawer and the robber
reached over to remove only 10
and 20 dollar bills. The man
escaped on foot.
Two clerks, Mrs. Barbara
Murphy and William j. Clark.
both colored. were in the store
with Mr.. Gitomer when the robber
entered.
Evening star., 1951-03-11
U. S. B-2o With II Men
Missing in Europe
Ry the Assoeioted Press

LONDON, Mar. 10.-A United
States Air Force B-29 Superior
tress. with crew Of II aboard, is
missing on a training flight. a
spokesman for the Sd Air Force
said tonight.
The plane left the Royal Air
Force base at Lakenheath. Eng
land, yesterday. on a round-trip
flight and was due back this
morning. The bomber was re-
ported last over Almeria. in South
east Spain. Units of the United
States and British Mediterranean
fleets and United States Air Force
planes are searching in that area.
Evening star., 1951-03-11
Mrs. Young
Continued From First Page.)

\SOIlIiIlucU 1Ioul Aoo IdSc'
Key West whether the decision
had been carried out.
Then the Key West reporters
were thrown into confusion by
word relayed from the highest
authority that Mrs. Young had
not been dismissed and that her
dismissal was not even under con-
sideration.
White House sources available in
Washington kept off the spot by
refusing any comment at all.
Neither Mrs. Young nor her
husband could be reached last
night. A servant who answered
the telephone at their home said
they we're out of town. They are
reported to be visiting friends in
Florida.
Testimony at the RFC enquiry
was that Mrs. Young picked out
the coat last September at New
York furrier's. The. furrier said
the coat was at first charged to
Mr.. Young. but the charge later
was shifted to the account of
Joseph H. Rosenbaum, Washing
ton attorney.
The subcommittee has charged
Mr.. Rosenbaum has enjoyed "un-
usual success" in obtaining RFC
loans, largely through Mr.. Young's
help. Mr.. Young and Mr.. Rosen-
baum testified the coat was paid
for by the latter as a loan to
Mr.. Young.
Mr.. Keating made his statement
in an ABC broadcast in which he
was questioned by Bert Andrews,
radio commentator and newspa-
perman.
Il heard only a few minutes ago
that he (Mr. Truman has fired
her." he said.
Afterward Mr.. Keating, a critic
of the administration, refused to
tell reporter the source OF his
information.
Il don't think I am at liberty to
give you that" he said.
He declared that If Mr.. Truman
has fired Mrs. Young he ought
to come out and tell the public
about it.
Evening star., 1951-03-11
Controls
Continued From First Page.)

price freeze which has been in
effect since January 26. Prices of
the food merchants, professors
and other manufacturers were
frozen at the highest level pre-
vailing in the December 19-Janu-
ary Is base period.
The new "thawing" operation is
intended to squeeze out the excess
profits which have been frozen
into the prices of consumer goods
the past two months.
Calls Wilson Charge a Lie.
In the wage control contro-
versy, Mr.. Johnston issued a
statement, saying:
"The old rumor that Mr.. Will
son dictated or influenced deci-
sions of the Wage Stablization
Board is heard once more in some
labor circles.
"I want again to nail that dis
credited accusation for what it is
it is a lie. Those who have been
repeating it must surely know too
that it is false"
The United Labor Policy Com
mittee in its original attack on
Mobilization Director Wilson and
defense program policies in gen.
eral stated that Mr.. Wilson die
tated the 10 per cent wage in
crease formula to the wage board,
headed by Chairman Cyrus S.
Ching.
The committee. representing the
AFL, CIO and rail unions had
just instructed It's three labor
representatives to resign from the
board. Mr.. Johnston has been try
ing vainly since to re-establish
the board on the basis of public
industry and labor representation.
Meany Renews Charge.
In a radio broadcast last Thurs
day. George Meany, AFL secre-
tary-treasurer, accused the three
public members of the board of
having taken orders from Mr..
Wilson in setting the wage con-
troll formula. He said the public
members then sold industry rep
resentatives on the 10 per cent
idea and that labor was not
consulted.
After Mr.. Johnston issued his
"lie" statement, MIR. Meany re-
newed his charge.
1--WE have every reason to be-
lieve that Mr.. Wilson influenced
the public members of the Wage
Sterilization Board. How does
Mr.. Johnston know that he
didn't"
In week-long conferences with
labor and industry officials, Mr..
Johnston tried to find a basis for
re-e establishing the wage board
which was acceptable to both
sides.
Unable to Break Deadlock.
Labor demanded an entirely
new board with authority to
handle all ACKNOWLEDGEMENT dis
putes affecting the defense effort,
as well as to recommend and ad-
minister wage control policy. In
dustry said it is not necessary at
this time to have a board to settle
disputes and when that time ar
rives. disputes machinery should
be separate from that setting
wage policy.
Mr.. Johnston has been unable
to break the deadlock. He will
try again tomorrow in a meeting
with industrial leaders. The United
Labor Policy Committee also
scheduled meeting.
In his statement yesterday, Mr.
Johnston said:
''We are all-representatives of
labor and management and Gov
ernment-now engaged in dis
cussions to get a board back into
operation.
Differences obviously exist
among the groups but the honest
desire of labor and management
representatives to re-establish a
functioning tri-partite board has
been demonstrated time and again
in my talks with them during the
last few days."
Evening star., 1951-03-11
Hitch-hikers cIoq Roods

WINNIPEG (P.+Thirty high
school boys and girls were hailed
before the juvenile and family
courts on charges of soliciting
rides from motorists and walking
on the highway. An officer said
the students had given police a
headache by walking as many
as four abreast.
Evening star., 1951-11-28

This big, folding doll carriage has \
dutchess gear, foot-brake, metal
pusher and simulated leather covered
body in two-tone blue and red. The s" a
wheels have rubber tires. The drop front 6
may be used as an extension. 1t folds COM
pactly for storage A dream" carriage every
little girl hopes to find under the Christn
tree!
Evening star., 1951-07-10

NEARBY MARYLAND
All-brick, 2-story home with 3 lge
bedrms., full dining rm., lge. liv
rm. with firepl.; full bsmt. with
outside entrance; Anchor post 1enee
incsted ar91ed iFe' Level 'o'' conveniently
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
WA. 1855 9 till 9 UN. 1855
Evening star., 1951-07-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
TAKOMA PARK

Home with lge. income from apt. "a
blk. to bank and all stores. | blk.
to downtown express buses. Terms.
BROWN AGENCY. SH. 3497, SH.
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BRIGHTWOOp-I3 UNITS

BR1GHTWOOD-1 UNITS
dodern det. brick consisting Of IS
two-bedrm. spacious sized units: low
prop in new-building condition,
BERENTER & co. ia. 1880 till
@ p.m. Ill
Evening star., 1951-07-10
WOODSIDE PARK

Close-In Silver Spring
owner leaving country. Has reduced
hts 3-year-old det. all-brick home;
rms. 2la baths. frepl.; 1st a.,
powder rm. and den; rec. rn., patio;
Anchor fenced, Handicapped lot 65x
ITO. Gas heat
McDEvfTT. REALToR, RA. 44e2
Evening star., 1951-07-10

COUNTRY CLUB
On A-acre wooded lot; outstanding
brick home with 14x20 liv. rm,
lge. din. rm., dream kit, 12x1 8
paneled den, 3 very big bedrms..
2l2 tiled baths; lovely rec. rm.;
attached garage
REALTY INVESTMENT
2317 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. OW. 9020.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Nearby Hunt Country

Only 25 min. from the PEN
tagon. This California red
wood rambler, nestled in the
tall timbers, is just the thing
for folks who want "out a bit
There are , wooded acres with
BRIDLE PATH. Near Oakton
Zone of the most residential
country areas in Va. The
rambler has extra-lge liv.
rm. with picture windows.
pine -paneled den, separate din.
rm.. kit, equip. with all ex-
tras, including auto. washer
and dryer. TWIN-SIZED
BEDROOMS AND "a BATHS
complete the first floor. Full.
dry bsmt., outside entrance.
Price, S24,950. GI LOAN OF
S12,300, 4et, CAN BE AS
SUMED. Call Mr. Somers till
9 pm. FIRST TIME ADvER-
TISED.
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BETHESDA
80 VIE AV6.I OI. U1
Ewes, GE. 0660.
BETHESDA

STONE AND BRICK RAMBLER
S26,250
Near the Naval Hospital We have 2
Calf. ramblers that are archttec-
tural gems, designed to incl. every
conV.; entr. hall. beaut: appointed
patio, ultra mod. kit. with break
q GRAND BEDRMS.. 2 FULL BATHS
Marvellous closets, attic storage; gar
and utility rm.; reg. X applies and
this is real value. Ewes. OIL. O670
OIL. 2720. OIL. 1866.
SAMUEL z. BOGLEY, INC;
Evening star., 1951-07-10
SHIRLINGTON
SLEEPY HOLLOW
ST. JAMES PARISH

In Falls Church. On q quiet, secluded
street, this brick rambler features 2
bedrms,, lse; liv: rm. with picture
din rm., screened porch and stair
way to expansible attic; lge. beau
tifully Handicapped lot, fenced. With
81, 900 cash, this is today's best
value!
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
ow. $3.50 til 8. 2222 Wilson Blvd.
Evening star., 1951-07-10
COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

property owners, we
need listines, have clients who are
anxious to buy. List your property
with US for quick sale. MISS DON
AHOO, DE. 5S23. IA
FAMILY MAN will buy immed. B.
bedroom house, brick. If price 10 Yeas.
No agents. Write Boz z07-H. Star,
Evening star., 1951-07-10
SHANNON & LUCHS CO

NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE
2055 Wilson Blvd, ia. 5-6S00.
OPEN TILL 8 PM.
Evening star., 1951-07-10

SIX UNITS TWO YEARS OLD
Det. brick apt. bldg. with annual in.
come 81, 40. Tenants pay all ex.
penses; bldg. in excel. cond.; excel.
financing avail. with minimum down
paymt. BERENTER q CO., ia. 1880
till pm Ill
Evening star., 1951-07-10
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGToN-Brick semidet., lily, rm.
fil fun bsmt., bath; dst. ssrags: !oT
cash payment: MR.: GILL, FA
5SlS; EYES, eyes, KI; s-9ss2 ,.v wl6 a,c.
tiful lot and full basement $4 900
cash will handle; possession July
in in trade. cEciL B. LUPToN. Real
tor. oW. 1898; ewes, CHI. 257I..
ARL. OWNER offers close-in 2,bedrm,
home with large. side porch. fun
bsmt.. 100-ft. frontage, etc; Sl3,-
$50. Call CHI. 1921, ewes,
BELLEvIEW FOREST-De luxe brick
rambler in this exclusive section
Lge. liv. rm. with firepl., din; rm.
ali-elec; kit'; eedIms' and and b. baths ms
storage attic, huge bsmt. with frepl
iandscsped lot. Cali or. s5s5 toI
appt. to inspect. FRANK 3. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 14ll.
BRADDOCK HEIGHrS-white-b brick
nome on dead-end St.. .nr. Geo;
Mason School; conven. TO buses and
nsn.aspn; liy rm asrssnsd fTspI' noreb on fm on
faaiP s a. Kit: ss ss Ssdfms sas aasrn tsd e
bath upstairs; bsmt;. with oil heat;
fenced yard; sarasef, A buy at
ov. 1851. with W. B. WRIGHT
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Four bed
rooms. for less than S15: 900, in
Incl disposal. cail Nj. Allen JOHN
W. MULRoY. FA. 1929; ewes, FA
JEFFERSON MANOR - Mile and q
l.alf south Of Alexandria, .semidet;.
. bedrms.: full bsmt.: chain link
fence; gas heat. near school: Sll.
800; S2; 800 down. assume dI loan
NoyafoLK. 81 DMTsN; v1RGiNiA"win ii trade q
beautifHl. solid brick home with q
large garage apartment in the real
bringing in an excellent income fol
q nice home or investment property
IN the vicinity Of Washington; :cO;,,e. D; G
ADMINISTRATIONS. INC.
Dickson Building. Norfolk. Va. -la
8 BEDRoOMs-s12,s50: Modern
year-old, reliance rambler: : blks,
tTS@ So Fa5sK ad f GE oil S0TnsT rsdan nj
heat: 81 900 down $79 mo. OF
81 500 down, 500 mo-; immed. poss,
THREE.BEDRooM BRICK RAMBLEE
Lily. rm-. din. rm.. KIT. featurlnt
latest design for. model kitchen
tile bath. Priced at only S1s.150
For apt to inspect. call Mr.
BROWNE. FA. 5519: ewes. KI
siI 800. $500 DOWN. older nous.
lEe. lot; 2-car gar. 1901 South ] l4tf
st. Arl, Va. -l5
ST. 900 DOWN, balance Ss5 mo- Five.
rm. and bath, full bsmt, brick; mr.
Pentagon; oil h.-w.h.; HARDWOOD
floors; full price. S10,500. Act
quickly. RE. O493. CHI. 1905. IL
WHY RENT when you can buy tht
> bedrm. bunga. with an unbe
lievably low down payment ant
monthly payments less than ren
on a 1-bedrm: apt; cony. LOCATED @ q
| large lot. SOUTHERN REALTY
I JA. 5-6640, ewes. ia. S-2620. i
SELL, TRADE-S2. cash. an.
reas. mo-. 2-bedrm. BUNGALOW; ful
! attic. big lot; cony: Or trade for
4 row or duplex. WH1TENER, OW
d
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SHANNON g. LUCHS co

NOrthern Vlrglnid OInCe c,ol
2O6b Wilson Blvd. Arl.. ia. o-oeot
Open It'll 8 pm.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

NLNJ0G-1N nz1MDLGIt
rambler; full bsmt.. l
block from high school; very conv.
Call THOMPSON & GRAY, Realtors.
81. 6l00 until pm. liz
Evening star., 1951-03-11

It's wonder how human hands can do
such lovely work. Exquisite little stitches
not just where it shows, but the seams,
hens, button-holes, collars Embroidered
trims agotting, scalloping open-work!
And such delicate but strong fabrics
batistes, broadcloths! Every one fit for
your own royal offspring-every one sale
priced so low you just can't believe the
quality until you actually see it!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-24

legiono staban isrinkti Sic as
menys, buve Lietuvos ir Ameri-
kos kariai: legiono vadas P.
Jurgelas (Liet. kpt.), Isis pa
vaduotojas F. Norcum (JAV
l didz. karo vet.), 2-sis pavaduo-
tojas A. Leonaitis (JAV II ka-
no vet.), adjutantas J. Liaukus
(Liet. kpt.), ukvedys izdinin-
kas A. Urbonas (JAV I k. vet.),
teisejas T. Sereika (Liet. ka-
riuomenes teismo plk.), kape-
lionas kan. prof. J.Meskauskas
(1-sis Liet. kar. kapelionas),
inspektorius z. Strazdas (Liet.
kpt.), gydytojas DIR. j. Bucnis
(JAV kpt.), ginklininkas J. Bo-
gusas (JAV II k. vet.) ir bude-
tojas A. zemaitis (JAV ir Liet.
puskarin.). Senasis ALL stabo
adjutantas F. Norcum prisaiki-
no ir ipareigojo naujus legiono
vadus bel vyriausius paeiglnus.
Baigiant selma kariskai pa
gerbta zuvusieji JAW ir Lietu-
vos ginklo draugai.
]. StraZdas
Seimo sekretorius
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-24

Tardymas, kuri senate komi-
sija dabar veda del gen. MacAr-
thuro atleidimo priezasciu, savo
pobudziu ir mastu yra pirmas
toks pasaulyje buvusiu ir esan-
ciu valstybiu istorijoje.
Visu pirma, jis neturi sau ly-
gaus savo apimtimi. iris dienas
atsakinejo j klausimus gen. Mac
Arthuras, septynias dienas -
gen. Marshallas, dabar jau tick
pat laiko trunka gen. Bradley
klausinejimas. Tiesa, sio pasta
rojo klausinejimas buvo kick
sukliudytas vieno specialaus at
sitikimo. Gen. Bradley nesutiko
atsakyti, kas buvo kalbeta slap
tame pasitarime pas prezidenta,
kur buvo tariamasi, ka daryti su
gen. MacArthuru. Kilo klausi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-24

gela, 4-jo Rydz (Radzeviciaus)
posto vadas P. Schwarz ir 7-jo
+. Sabonio posto vadas V. Nor
kus. Sic postal graziai veikia
savybeje, susirenka kas menesi,
dalyvauja vietos paraduose, JA
Waist. ir Lietuvos zuvusiuju ka-
riu gerbimo iskilmese, Vasario
16 sventeje, turi savo atstovus
Lietuviu Taryboje, talkina Bal
fui ir tt.
Viesose iskilmese postal da-
lyvauja SUI Amerikos, Lietuvos
ir legiono veliavomis.
Po pranesimu iskelta aiksten
organizaciniai trdkumai pagei-
davimai, sumanymai ir svarsty-
ia kiti reikalai. Pageidauta, kad
visi legionininkai isigytu unifor-
ma (kepuraite su legiono zenklu
Vycio Kryzium yra privaloma)
Hartfordo Lietuviu Pilieciu Klu-
bas yra paskyres $40O auka vie
tos postui (uniformai isigyti).
Seine dalyvavo postu atsto-
val, ALL stabo keli pareigunai,
legiono remeju -moteru atsto-
YES ir sveciai. Amerikos Liet.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-24
Pato9umas Priesui

mas, ar gen. Bradley privalo, ar
neprivalo tai pasakyti. Jei pri-
valo, tai uz atsisakyma atsakyti
jis turetu butt baudziamas, kaip
izeides sonata -.
Bet komisija pagaliau nutare,
kad neprivalo. Bradley to-
liau klausinejamas. Oar numa-
toni klausti visi trys. atskiru
kariniu pajegu vadai, Achesonas
ir gal dar ellie kitty zymiu asme-
nu. Didziuojamasi, kad tai yra
didziausia demokratine politikos
mokykla. Tai tiesa, bet il tue
paciu metu yra ir didelis patio
gumas priesui, nes atidengia
visus politikos vadu planus ir jQ
galvojimo buda, parodo, ko is
Americas galima tiketis, ir ko
galima nesibijoti -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-24
Laisvosios Europos radijaS

Ipavadintu "Sovietiniai milionie-
riai", kuriuose vaizdziai apraso,
kaip sovietinei propaganda tar
nauja rasytojai, muzikai, meni-
|ninkai, mokslininkai padaromi
sovietiniais burzujais. Tarp kitu
sovietiniu tos rusies 'izymybiu"
paminetas ir "lietuvis poetas"
7. Tilvytis. 10 eilerasciai ir kita
tos ruSies "kuryba" skirta gar
binti Stalinui uz "isvadavima"
lietuviu darbo zmoniu, kurie is
tikro yra neteke teises pasirink-
ii darba ir keisti darboviete; uz
isvadavima ukininku, kurie is
tikro yra priversti atsisakyti ze-
mes ir eiti kolchozus, uz ."is-
vadavima'' inteligentu, kurie
yra neteke bet kokios individu-
alines laisves. isis savo tautos
isdavimas paskelbtas tautine
kalba, - raso toliau laikrastis,
- Kremliaus buvo gausiai ap-
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Ii "didziuotis" turedama sovie-
TIM milionieriu, bet ne tautini
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Sunk J. Krumino pad6tis

Neseniai "Gabija" isleido J.
Krumino knyga "Naktis virsum
sirdies". Skaitytojas nusiperka,
SUI malonumu perskaito, bet ne
pagalvoja, jog tai gall butt pas
kutine sio autoriaus gulbes gies-
me. 1stikrqju J. Kruminas ikan-
din seka Biliuno ar Vaicaicio
liudno gyvenimo keliu. Juoba
skaudu, kad mes turime, paly-
ginti, gausia ir kulturinga tau
tine bendruomene, kuri rasy-
toju atsisaukima literaturos
fondo reikalu liko beveik kurcia.
Llteraturos fondo paskirtis
dvejopa: paremti sunkia litera-
turos padeti ir gelbeti pasliju-
sia rasytoju sveikata. Tokiu ra-
sytoju, kuriems reikalinga ne
atidedama pagalba, turime kele-
ta. stai kad ir Europoje gyve-
mas vienas is stambiausiu mu-
sq rasytoju, sulaukes jau 60
metQ, daznas bendradarbis ne
vieno lietuvisko laikrascio, kas-
dien susiduria su nelemtu klau-
simu: uz ka rytoj nusipirks
duonos? Kitas Brooklyne gyve-
mas poetas ,dirba fabrike, O is
tikruju jam butu butinas reika-
las bent vasara keleta menesiu
pagyventi pusyne. 10 sveikatos
padetis tokia, kad kol uzlipa
III augsta, turi bent sesis kar-
tus sustoti pasilseti, nors teturi
vos A metus. Taip pat turime
pora veteranQ, kuriems amzius
nebeleidzia fizinio darbo dirbti,
o is kitos puses - ne tik ligsio-
liniai ju rastai pakele juos
Rasytoju D-jos .garbes narius,
bet jeigu tai, ka jie turi galvoje,
liks neparasyta tik del to, kad
musu visuomene nesudarys
jiems reikiamu salygu, bus ne
ikainojamas nuostolis musu IL
teraturai ir didele geda lietuviQ
bendruomenei.
Rodos, perdem aisku, kad ne
vienas NINETY pavyzdziQ negali
laukti "geresniu laikQ". Bet J.
Krumino padetis tiesiog tragis-
ka. Prizes kelis menesius vieno