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KALBINE
A P Z v A L G A
{ Atkelta is Alto pusl. }

Atkelta is Alto pusl.
deliu J. Jablonskio patvarumu il
uzsispyrimu yra ne tik sukurta
musu dabartine bendrine kalba,
bet ir begalybe jo sukurtuju ter
minu yra vartojama daugelyjf
gyvenimo ir mokslo saku. Pat
lietuviu matematikos kalba kair
tik buvo pradeta kurti ne paciu
matematiku, bet J. Jablonskio,
A. Smetonos 'ir KIT. Patys zymes-
nieji terminal yra sukurti termi-
nologijos komisijose, kur visa
dos aktyviai yra ir kalbininkai
dalyvave. Ryskiausias kalbinin-
ku ir specialistu bendradarbia-
Vino vaisius yra ST. salkauskic
"Bendroji filosofijos terminija"
kurio niekaip negales nugincyti
if Vikt. Birziska. Taigi tokios
pasakos yra zymiai paveluotos
jos dabar gall butt sekamos tik
yisiskiems nezineliams.
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Nastonas Kazys, Olga, Lilija,
Dora, Toni - Detroit, Mich.
Narvilaitis Povilas, Emilia -
Detroit, Mich.
Norkus Ona, Nijole = E. Chi
cago, Ind.
Smilgys Eugenijus, Stanislava,
Virgilijus, Klaudijus = Chi
cago, Ill.
Stefanaviciene Matilda = Ches-
ter, Pa.
Telycenas Boleslavas, Adolfina
Edvardas = Toledo, Ohio.
Tomkus Aleksas - Chicago, Ill
Valiunas Juozas, Elena, Rystis
- New Haven, Conn.
Viltrakis Vincas, Zinaida, Ma.
RIA - Chester, Pa.
Valiskis Antanas - Chicago, Ill
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Jau buvo rasyta, kad kovo II
diena brooklyniecio Juozo Gin
Klaus radio valandai sukako Fl
metal. Ia proga sukakties diem
ma buvo transluiojama specia-
liai paruosta programa, apie ku-
ria jau daugelis klausytoju atsi-
liepe asmeniskai ir laiskais, kad
"ji buvusi marga ir idomi".
Sukakties diena WWRL ra-
dijo stotyje, kuri transliueja 81
programa, susirinko apie 20 as
menu, tos valandos programos
dalyviu. Visi jie, matomi cia de
damoje nuotraukoje, atliko sa-
vo dali.
Ir taip: salia kalbu, kurias
pasake pats radio valandos We,
dejas Juozas Ginkus, inz. Juozas
Sagys ir zurn. S. Narkeliunaite.
buvo skelbimai, kuriuos skate
K. Marina, Ad. Jezavitas, Vyt
Ubara, J. Valakas ir Vyt. KIDD
lis, ir vyru bel moteru kvartetp
ir Aleko Vasiliausko dainos.
j. Ginkus pasveikino save
klausytojus sukakties proga il
trumpai prisimine radio valan-
dos praeiti. Inz. J. Sagys kalbe-
jo apie radio programos reiks-
me Americas lietuviu visuome-
niniame ir kulturiniame gyveni-
me. zurn. Sal. Narkeliunait5
perzvelge radio valandos veik-
Ia Fl metu laikotarpyje, primin-
DANA pacius budingiausius jos
bruozus ir ypatingai vertindama
kulturines programos ir politi-
nes linijos buvima.
Po keleta lietuviu liaudies
ir liet. kompozitoriu dainu pa
dainavo Harmonijos ir Aitvarr
kvartetai, O A. Vasiliauskas 81
V. Tamkiute Pranckiene pa,
dainavo duetu.
Cia pat buvo perskaityta dalif
gausiu sveikinimu, kurie sukak-
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|pazinti SUI Pranu Matulaiciu ir
laikemes draugiskai Xxi pabai-
gos gyvenimo.
Kun. Matulaitis per dvejus
metus sustiprino parapija ir pa
state Newarke baznycia. Pra1as
Matulaitis pasilsejes ir passive
ciaves pas mus NeWarke, isvyko
Ii darba prie 'Vienybes Lietu-
vninku'' Plymouth, Pa. Toliau
baige dakt. moksla Baltimorej.
Vienas is svarbesniu ivykiQ jo
gyvenime Amerikoj tai uzbaigi-
mas daktarystes mokslo ir pri-
emimas daktaro diploma.
Pranas Matulaitis baige medi-
cinos moksla Baltimore Medical
College, Baltimore, Md. Geguzes
I21 d., 1907 metals Academy of
Music jam iskilmingai buvo SUI
teiktas daktaro diplomas. siose
iskilmese teko dalyvauti ir man,
zemiau pasirasiusiam.
Pirmiausia DIR. P. Matulaitis
apsigyveno kaip dakt. Brook
lyn, N. Y, tarp lietuviu, bet
cia neilgai buvo ir persikele j
Boston, Mass, O is ten j Detro-
Iita ir Clevelanda.
| DR.. Matulaitis ant vietos ilgai
nerimdavo gyventi. Gal tai atsi-
liepdavo ant jo nervu Viatkos
!kancios?
Name j senatve, kaip ir visus
senus, pradejo kankinti reuma-
tas. Reikejo jieskoti pagalbos.
|Nuvykau j Mount Cement, Mich.
mineralines maudynes salia De-
troito. observation-disclosures prane-
siau apie tai daktarui Matulai-
ciui Detroite apie savo liga If
M. G.. zydeliu maudynes. DR..
Matulaitis pasijuoke is names ir
mano maudyniu. Pasauke name
Ii Detroita, j savo kabineta, ir
megino name gydyt pagal tn
dienu medicines iSradimus. Gy-
dymas nebuvo pasekmingas. Bet
DIR. Matulaitis, noredamas mano
: sveikata gelbet, nusivez6 name
Ii Battle Creek, Mich, viena
: is garsiausiu pasaulyje sanato-
! ria, kur pagerino mano sveika-
ia ant visados. Per daugel metQ
vazinedavau Battle Creek va
kaciju lake. Pakeliui atlankyda-
: vau ir ,dakt. Matulaiti.
Vincas Ambrozevicius
178 Ferry St., Newark, NJ.
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OAR APIE A. A. DIR. PRANA MATULATTI

jai yra buve socialistai, k. t. -
Angeraitis - Leonas, S. Matu-
laitis, Kapsukas Mickevicius,
Bimba, Pruseika, Andrulis ir XII
tt ju pasekejai.
Tamstu argumentas, buk ten
komunizmas yra silpniausias,
kur socializmas tvirciausias -
taipgi neatitinka tikrenybes.
Italijoje kaip tik socialistas
Mussolinis paeme visa valdzia
] savo rankas ir, pamates, kad
socializmas vede Sail j komuniz-
ma, jis sukure fasizma - pa
nasia valdzios forma, tik po kitu
antgalviu.
Amerikoje, kur socializmas
yra silpniausias, kaip tik komu-
nizmui yra sunku klesteti. Ang-
lijoje yra socializmas, kuris rem
gia dirva arba komunizmui, ar
ba galutiniam chaosui ir ekono-
miniam bankrotui. Mes namas
be savininko yra namas be gal
vos ir tvarkos. Ekonominis SUI
statymas, kur visi yra savinin-
kais be tvarkos, veda prie nuo-
stoliu ir bankroto. Kol Amerikos
"kapitalistai" rems ''gabius'
Anglijos socialistus, tol Anglija
dar issilaikys - ypatingai par
duodama karo reikmenis musu
Ipriesams ir ju draugams Rusi.
jos komunistams, musu saskai.
ton.
Jusu pastaba, kad Marksas
reikalavo islaisvinimo mazu tau
tu ir is to padarymas isvados
buk Marksas tikejo j tautas, ia
yra nesamone. Marksas panau
dojo panasu argumenta tik tam
kad sukelus minias prizes save
prispaudejus, bet jo galutins
programa buvo, kaip ir siandie
niniu socialism,, paneigimas tau
tu ir isugdymas tarptautine
) proletariskos "darbininku" kla
ses valdzios. Perskaicius Marks,
ar tai Engelso veikalus negali
ma padaryti isvados, kad jie tt
kejo j tautas. Ju mokslas sej'
''klasiu' neapykanta, O siandiel
pasaulis mato pasekmes j
mokslo sovietiskame Rusijo
"rojuje" ir kitose salyse, ku
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sss
Aeiu Remejoms!
J. A. UrbOnas

Prenumeratos pratesimo pro-
ga DIRVOS spausdinimo prie-
monems pagerinti aukojo sic
skaitytojai:
Sumakeris Alb, Cleveland LOO
Uzdavinys P, Utica, n. Y, LOO
Arnastauskas j., Pater-
son, n. J. 100
Bagdonas Vacl., Chicago 100
Virbickas L., Brooklyn 100
Sharkus ", Montello, Mass. 100
Kebart Joe, Cleveland 100
Skema j., Newark, N. J. LOO
Svarcas Pow, dr., Collins
vile, Ill. 200
Ambraziejus B., Chicago LOO
Cirkelis T., Brooklyn, N. Y. 100
Vitkus Valer., Rochester 100
Latvenas Alf., Dorchester LOO
Gedgaudaite NJ, Baltimore LOO
Kavaliauskas A. Omaha, N. 100
sestokas ", Benton Har-
Dor, Mich. 100
Prank VIM. B., Yaki-
ma, Wash 100
Balys S. K, Grand Ra-
pids, Mich. 100
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SKAlTYTOJAl RASO

socializmas, isstojes is pasyvaus
stovio, yra tapes dinamisku So
cializmu arba komunizmu.
Sveika brolybes, meiles arti-
mo, zmogiskumo, teisingumo,
doros ir visi kit amziu zmonijos
myletoju filosofu sukurti prakil-
nus idealai tai nera socialistu ar
tai bolseviku nuopelnai, bet su-
define zmoniskumo ideja, SUI
kristalizuota Konfucijaus, Kris
taus, Zoroasterio ir kitty pra-
kilniu zmonijos pazibu.
Laisvamanybe, taip kaip ir
ekonominis uzvaldymas, nera
sveikas apsireiskimas neisauk-
letoje minioje. Laisvamanybe
vieniems yra protine tonika, 0
kittens nuodai. Laisvanybes
liuksus gall butt leistinas tik la
bal prakilnioms sieloms, kurios
savyje turi prakilnu issiaukle-
jima ir moka pagerbti kitty tel
ses. Laisvamanybe neiSaukletai
sielai tai yra peilis arba uztaisy-
tas sautuvas kudikio ar pamiSe-
lilo rankose.
p. J. Ziurys
. Prizes spausdinant 81 Dirvos
numeri Naujienose pasirode
sio Naujienoms rasyto laisko da-
lis ir Naujienu redakcijos atsa-
kymas j ta dali. RED
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Gerb. DirvOs
RedaktOriui.

Kadangi "Naujienos'', kaip
ir kiti panasus laikrasciai, mo-
ka kitus uzpulti, bet nesiva-
dovauja priimta dorq laikras-
ciu etika - suteikti paliestam
vietos atsakyti, tad meldziu
uzleisti vietos 'Dirvoje" ma.
no "Naujienoms" nusiqstam
bet nepaskelbtam atsakymui.
p. J. zidrys.
!" N a u j enos"
Halstead St., Chicago, ILL.,.
Gerbiamieji:
Malonekite patalpinti ma.
no zodi reikale straipsnio, tilpu.
sio Jusu "Apzvalgoje" No IL
'Naujienose" sarysy su a.a. DR.
Matulaicio mirties aprasymu
tilpusiu "Divoje".
Pastaba, kad a. a. DR.. Matu.
laitis buvo socialistas, neatitin
ka daviniams, mes nebuvo narys
tos partijos ir visados RENE Lie
tuvos islaisvinimo akcija, kur
RENE tautininku nusistatyma
10 pirmutinis Amerikoje darba.
buvo SUI "Vienybe Lietuvinin
ku", Plymouth, Pa, kuris nebu
vo socialistinis.
Jusu straipsnis labai uzakcen
tuoja prisisavinima pirmutini,
iskelimo idejos, kad Lietuva tap
tu nepriklausoma, bet uztyl
fakta, kad DIR. Jonas sliupa
jau 1885 m. ta ideja buvo vie
Sal iskeles (ziurekit DR.. K. Gri
niaus "Atsiminimuose") ir ka
kitu sroviu iskelimas "autonc
mijos" pareikalavimo nebuv
rimtu dalyku, bet mazdaug us
meginimui'', kaip j tai atsiliep
pasaulio politikai.
Mano pastaba apie socialist
prirengima komunizmui dirvo
nera padaryta SUI tikslu irodyti
kad patys socialistai yra komu
nistai, bet tik pateikti faktus
Visi musu arsus siandieninia
komunistai ar ju reikalu gyne
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Newark, N. j., vas. II, 1851
Gerbiamieji,
DR.. P. Matulaicio gyvenimo
istorija. P. Matulaitis atvyko
j Amerika 1902 metu rugsejo
men. Newark, N. J. pas savo
broli kun. Vac. Matulaiti. Cion
man teko susipazinti su Pranu
Matulaiciu ir buvome draugai
Xxi jo mirties. Nei kun. Matulai-
tis, nei DIR. P. Matulaitis nieka-
dos negyveno Philadelphia ir
kun. Matulaitis is Newarko nu-
vyko j Minersville, Pa, kur ir
pragyveno Xxi mirties. Pranas
Matulaitis nuvyko Plymouth
prize "Vienybes Lietuvniku" re-
daktorium. Trumpa laika buvo
red. ir grizo baigti savo profe-
siios mokslo j Baltimores uni
versiteta. Pr. nebuvo Sibire, bu-
vo Viatkos gubernijoj, prie
BaltQju mariu, priklauso dar
Europai, kur baisus salciai ir
vargas. Parasysiu placiau sta
istorija. Klysta Karpius.
V. Ambrozevicius.
Newark, N. j.,
vasario, 1851.
Vaclovas Matulaitis ir A. Mi
lukas buvo pasalinti is Seinu
seminarijos klierikai, kaip lietu-
viski patriotai. Palikus semina-
RIA, reiketu atlikti kariuome-
mes tarnyba, be to, reikejo sau-
gotis zandaru ir snipu, kaip ita-
riamiems. Iseitis buvo - sprus-
tt j uzrubezi. Atvyko Amerika
Apie 1894 m. zinojo apie mane
tq laiku liet. veikejai ir patrio-
tai, man dar gyvenant iPhila-
delphijoj, lankydavosi pas name,
aptardavome daugel svarbiu lie
tuvisku reikalu. Klierikas V.
Matulaitis istojo Philadelphia
jos seminarija ir baige kunigo
moksla. Gavo liet. parapija Min
nesville, Pa. Antanas Milukas
stojo dirbti prie laikrascio "Vie-
nybe Lietuvninku" redakto-
rum. Trumpam lake, palikes
laikrascio darba, gryzo j Phila
seminarija baigti kunigo moks-
10. Milukas, tapes kunigu, gavo
asistento vieta Shenandoah ffet
parapijoj. Abieju minetu kunigv
isventinimo iskilmese man teko
dalyvauti ir toliau darbavomes
lietuvystes reikalais isvien.
Man persikelus gyventi Ne
wark, N. j., Newarko lietuviai
ikure lietuv. parapija. Buvo rel
kalingas liet. kunigas. AS reko-
mendavau kuniga V. Matulaiti.
Kun. Matulaitis uzeme Newarko.
N. j., lietuviu parapija 1902 me-
tais. Tais paciais metals atvyko
ir kunigo brolis Pranas Matu-
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Dayton, Ohio

Clevelande mires dir. Pranas
Matulaitis yra gyvenes ir Day
tone, Ohio, ir cia daktaravo, ir
tik paskui isvyko ir apsigyveno
Clevelande.
J. A. UrbOnaS
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DIRVOS AYSYOVAI
kuriuos galma kreptis visais DIRVOS prenumeratos
ir skelbmu reikalais:

Baltimore, Md.
Antanas Cesonis, 62o W. Cross St.
So. Boston, Mass.
Brunonas Kalvaitis, 545 East Broadway.
Chicago, Ill.
Jonas Paplenas 4416 So. Hermitage Ave. VA 7-o191
Dayton, Ohio
J. a. Urbonas, 1902 Lamar st.
Detroit, Mich.
L. Bugarauskas, 1918 Navy Ave.
Newark, New Jersey
A. S. Treciokas 314 Walnut st.
New Yorke Brooklyne
Antanas Sodaitis, 57-56 63rd St., Maspeth, N. Y.
Waterbury, Conn.
V1adas Varneckas 2157 N Main St.
Hamilton, Canada
Bronus Vengrys, 227 Brant st.
Montreal, Canada
Stepas Kesgaia 6882 Beaulieu St.
Toronto, Canada
Jonas Parseliunas 514 Euclid Ave.
Anglijoje
j. Masanauskas SO Neufield Rd. Coventry, Warwicks
Australijoje
Povlas Lukosunas, Box 1865 M, G.P O., Adelaide S. A.
Venecueloje
Antanas Dirzys, co Crisalerias Nationales S. A.
Apartado 4532 Maracay
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A. vadoas
A. Mroznsk IL j iiaus
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-06-15
PROPERTY TAX LAW UNDER GUN AGAIN

FAIRBANKS lAP) s- \ new at tack on validity of the Territorial Property Tax Law was launched here this week in a district court complaint filed by Luther c. Hess.
 In a suit brought to test Che law. Hess is seeking return of s729.8a which he says he paid in property tares for the year 1949 under pro test.
 The property taxed consisted of mining claims and machinery out side the boundries of any tncorDor- ated city. school district Or public utility district
 In his complaint Hess listed req sons he contends the property tax law is wholly void' in the Terri tory.
 Hess previously tried to test Va lidity of the act by use of an in- junction. but the circuit court of appeals in San Francisco ruled this action improper and declined 10 pass on validity of the law itself.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-06-15

mand. If no demand is made for payment, it must, nevertheless, be paid to the Tax Commissioner or paid and the amount thereof may be deducted from the employees wages.
 Please remember that no demand or notice is required to be made or given. but. as indicated if such demand is made the tax must be paid immediately to the collector. If payment is not made prior to the first day Of December of each year in which tax is due a penalty of $2.50 attaches and both are col lectable by suit.
 EMPLOYERS MUST FURNISH LIST OF EMPLOYEES AND PAY his deputy on or before the fiist day of December in each year. TAX: Whenever request by the Tax Commissioner or Deputy any employer who has people working for him who are subject to the payment of the tax, must furnish a list of his or it's employees to- gethe- with the age of each of them to the collector, and must pay the tax due from each of them. When such payment is made by
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-06-15
WR AN G ELL WATERFRONT NEWS by Irene Ingle

Two weeks ago on Friday after noon the "Tantalus". an auxiliary type schooner, sailed into Wran- gell. The boat is 46 feet overall with a Is foot beam. It has a 60 horsepower Chris-Craft emergency engine.
 Owners Warren and Faith Chris tiansen say they left Minneapolis, Minnesota. November 1949. Their longest stop was months in San Diego. California.
 On board the boat besides the owners was Ken Hilbert of San Diego. and Mrs. David Lloyd of Ketchikan who came to visit Mrs. Norman Mcdonald of Wrangell. Mr. Christiansen is an attorney and accountant and is looking for a place to settle. They left here for Petersburg, Juneau and Sitka. Both say they like Alaska very much
 
 The seven wolf pups displayed on the Federal Building lawn last week by the Fish and WildIife Ser vice drew quite a crowd of young sters.
 A#%X&%&
 Norman Prince bought the boat Mona from Roy Kuyrkendal He is giving the boat to his wife who will fish it this summer.
 * $ ss
 Fish prices the first week in June at the local cold storage were 40. 30 and 25 cents
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-06-15
Department of Taxation
 Territory of Alaska NOTICE AND DEMAND TO PAY SCHOOL TAX FOR
1851
In accordance with Chapter 36 Session Laws of Alaska, 1943

WHO MUST PAY SCHOOL TAX: All male and female persons ever 21 and under 56 years of age must pay the school tax ($5.00 for each person; a female person who is unemployed and who depends for her support entirely on her husband is not required to pay the tax; persons in the active military or naval service of the United States, paupers, insane persons apd those cared for by the Terri tory or who are permanently in jursd, infirm, maimed or crippled are also exempt.
 WHEN PAYABLE: The Tax is payable after the first of January in each year. It must be paid to the Tax Commissioner upon de-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-06-15
CLASSIFIED

FOR SALE at kennedgs Cabinet Shop. Please do not cal be.8een the hours of sunset Friday anu sun set Saturday. I2" d.ans 4I5or saw with AZ by 32' table. This aaw originally cost s0oa. It has been used less than four years and is now going fo1 S425. One table mo- deI driu press, Ike new. sgs. Norge electric fauge like uea, az4a. s#ingmaster platform rocker. ez- .eelIeut condition w.lA very best grade of velour. Reduced I2# of cost to $69. A g by I2' rus iuelad- ing the heaviest grade pad madeJ Reduced 22% of cost to S6g. One one-panel door, 2's" by 6 69. 3 lawn chairs at 5IT5 and S8.75. One ol heating stove. $I0. O3e boys bike, needs tires, 5000 Uu- .derwood typewriter, 545.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-06-15

the employer, the collector must give him a receipt for each tax DOUBLE PAYMENT OR PAY AlENT BY MISTAKE. Any person who pays the tax when he or she is not liable therefor, or if 1t is paid by the employer for his em- ployee when such employee is not subject thereto, has the right to claim refund of the amount paid such person should first request the school tax collector to make such refund and if this cannot be done, he should forward such re- quest to the Tax Commissioner at Juneau, giving his receipt number. Upon receipt of such request the Tax Commissioner will investigate and if he finds that the tax was paid by mistake, will make the re- fund immediately Remember that request for refund must be made not later than ninety days after the end of the calendar year dur ing which the tax was paid.
 NONRESIDENT SUBJECT TO TAX: The tax is payable by resi- dents as well as non-residents. If the nonresident is merely a sight seer or tourist he or she is not required to pay the tax; but if he or she comes to the Territory for the purpose of engaging in bus mess or employment and actually does so, though not a resident, he or she becomes liable for the pay ment of the tax.
 PURPOSE FOR WHICH TAX IS LEVIED: This tax is collected to assist in the education of the children of the Territory of Alaska Your cooperation will be appre- ciated.
 M. P. MULLANEY
 Tax Commissioner
 JOEL WING
 Deputy Tax Collector
 Wranege11 Alaslxn
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-06-15

4#IED small wood burning cooking stove. Inquire sentinel
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-06-15

M. P. MULLANEY Tax Commissioner
 JOEL WING Deputy Tax Collector Wrangell, Alaska
Evening star., 1951-07-30

numbers. They all have the same
story to tell of which the follow
ing are some Of the more salient
features.
Outside the large centers, such
as Moscow, Leningrad, ETC., where
foreign Communist stoogeS and
fellow travellers are shown the
sights" the population, especially
in the rural districts, has been re-
duced to a state of depreciation
and servitude comparable to that
obtaining before the emancipation
OF the serfs during the second half
OF the last century.
Suspect" Confined to Mines,
Male workers who have seen
Western Europe in the service of
the Red army and are therefore
suspect, are kept ir the mines.
where they are more easily con-
trolled by the terrorist police, or
in actual prison camp There is
a great shortage of male labor on
the collective farms which are
mainly worked by women and are,
therefore, unproductive.
Actually. cereal production in
Russia in 1850, in spite of the
grandiose schemes of collectiviza-
tion, was less than it was in 1918.
l.e., four years before the revo-
luton. One { my informants de-
scribed conditions in The provin-
cial districts of Russia today as
similar to those of the period of
troubled times at the close of the
18th Century.
This state of affairs is evidently
beginning to preoccupy the mindsI
OF the men at the Kremlin, proof
OF which is that Stain recently
struck a medal to be given as al
reward for the detection of con-
spiracies and Subversive activities.
Discomfort and hatred of theI
Boyars tan order in old Russia
next to ruling princess. as the
kremlin hierarchy are now called
has reached its peak and the
masses are only waiting for al
they believe will start
in the satellite states-in order toI
rise against their oppressors, as,
they did in the Ukraine
when the Germans invaded that
territory during the last war.
Shortage Of space does not per-
NIT me to give further details of
the CHASTITY conditions prevailing
In Russia today; but proof that
Evening star., 1951-07-30
Donor Of Science Awards
is Revealed by His Death
BY the Associated Press

SCARSDALE, N. Y. July 3d..
NeWcomb Cleveland, advertising
agency executive who died here
yesterday, was the anonymous
donor for the past % years of
the annual $1,000 award given by
the American Association for the
Advancement of Science.
A family spokesman said he
started the research award in be-
half of the science organization
with the stipulation that his con-
nection with it remain anonymous
until his death.
Evening star., 1951-07-30

characteristically "fellow-traveler'
observation that most reports
about Russia were exaggerated;
that he did not think that the
Russian terrorist police were any
worse than any other police; and
that he was, in fact, no interested
in hearing anything that might
impair our good relations with
Russia. A perusal of an account
of a Parliament debate, which
took place on May II. will show
how Kenneth Younger, minister
of state, gave little encouragement
to a scheme proposed by two
Conservative members of Parlia-
ment to establish, as part of our
general defense plan, a depart
ment of coordinate counter
cold-war activity"
1t was submitted, in support of
this scheme, that as we are en-
gagged in a vast and expensive
program to defend ourselves
against a possible hot war. we
should, at the same time, be
equipped to defend ourselves
against the existing cold war.
How much something of this
nature is essential if we are to
halt the spreading of Russian
communism is apparently little
appreciated by our ostrichlike
policy making rulers.
Anuerin Bevan and his fol-
lowers advocate coming to terms
with the Russians and restraining
the American warmongers." No
doubt they have been encouraged
in this attitude by the fact that
the co-existence of the two
camps Communist and anti
Communicates been visualized,
when it suited them, by Premier
Stain and v. M. Molotov. But
this co-existence of the two camps
should be taken in conjunction
with Lenin's more candid dictum
and, later confirmed by Stain,
viz, "that it is inconceivable that
the Soviet Republic should con-
tinue to exist interminably side
by side with imperialist states,
Ultimately, one or the other must
conquer"
Sympathy Is Understandable.
Mr.. Bevan and his disciples
should take the enunciations of
Russian Soviet pundits at their
face value. They should remember
that, ever since the cessation of
hoStilities, the Western powers
have been trying to reach agree
ment with the Russians on many
postwar questions, but without the
slightest success.
1t is not unnatural that there