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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-11
EseciaA Aako4

Ana karta minejau, kad jus
ir "mes" atsiradimo pagrinde
yra ir psichologines priezastys
kurios nuolat kartojasi tarp te-
w ir vaiku, kartojasi tarp Wy.
resniuju ir jaunesniuju. Oar gy-
va tebeatsimenu viena atsitiki-
ma, kuris tada name buvo pa.
states j keblia padeti.
Dirbau 'zemes Ukio Rumuose
spaudos skyriuje. Zemes Ukio
Rumai rupinosi ukininku agro-
nomine pagalba. Man buvo pa
vesta rasiniais ir radio pagalba
ukininkams duoti naujausias uki-
nio gyvenimo zinias. Daznai tex
davo Jkeliauti ir butt ukininku
seimose. Bebendraujant atsira-
do nemazai tokiu lkininku, su
kuriais musu gerus rysius is
arde tik j Lietuva isibrove rau-
donieji.
Aukstaitijoj, prie seduvos, pa
zinojau ukininku Selma, kurie
buvo laikomi pavyzdingais uki-
ninkais, darbu ir sumanumu to-
Ii palike savo kaimynus. Ju su-
nus, sulaukes 20 metu apziaus,
vede gretimo kaimo ukininkai-
te, baigusia zemes ukio mokyk-
Ia, grazia ir darbscia mergaite.
Teko butt ju vestuvese ir gere-
tbs motinos dziaugsmu (tevas
jau buvo mires), kad sunus ne
gaude vejus, o namus parvede
tinkama marcia. Mes tada, ger
dami gera seduvieciu alu, val
sindamiesi isradingais seiminin-
kiu uzkandziais, linkejom lai-
mes tikrai tikedami, kad laime
negali ju aplenkti.
Buvo praeje tik pusantru me-
tu nuo ju vedybQ, kai gavau is
motinos laiska, kuriam skundes,
kad marti pasidariusi akiplesa,
kad sunus einantis su marcia ir
il nebeturinti gero gyvenimo. Jie
esq nebesutaria ir prase atva-
ziuoti, uzstoti, marcia ir asunu
isbarti, mes jos kasdieniniai ba-
rimai nieko nepadeda.
Reikalas buvo nemalonus, bet
skaiciau butina pareiga ten nu-
vaziuoti. Visad ten nuvaziuoda-
vau maloniu ivykiQ proga, ne
patogu buvo nenuvaziuoti kada
] ju namus buvo isimete nepasi-
tikejimo, itarinejimu ir pykcio
ugneles.
Prizes vaziuodamas dar para
siau sunui laiska teiraudamasis
kas gi atsitiko, kad motina ra-
santi tokius dalykus. SINUS
greit atsake ir deste, kad mott
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-11
1000 SkaitytojQ!
Dirva skelbia antra talka,

tikslu itraukti Dirvos skaitytou Selma dar vena
tukstan skatytoju kurie lg sio neprenumeruoa Dir
vos greicausia tk del to- kad nesutko tnkamos progos
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metu sausio dienos yra sios talkos darbo laikas
Talkininkai kveciami Dirvos atstovai ir visi kit
jos bendraminciai
Takos pabaigtuyems kara skramos sesos premijos:
rys panojams trys skaytojams kurios ismokeos,
e takos aka bus vykdyta bent numatoo piano.
Pirmosios premios po so doleriu antrosios DO 30
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skaioms premjos bus pkos
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umokejusiem
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-11
Kolchozq ponai ir mires
kOlchOzininkas

zinoma, = juokauja Iaisve
pasieke musu laimingieji begliai
- is dirbanciuju kolchoze pie
menims geriausia. Neblogai val
dziai, kuria kolchozai turf SUI
detinga ir kurios atstovai nedir-
ba ukio darbu. Stai tie nedirban-
tieji, gerai apmokami: kolchozo
pirnininkas, planuotojas, saskai-
tininkas, ,fermq vedejai, brigadi-
ninkai (didesniuose kolchozuose
brigadininkai dar turf savo
grandininkus). Kolchozai turf
nuo 400 ha zemes. Taciau tokiu
maza. Vadinamieji vidutiniai
kolchozai turi Xxi 900 ha plotus.
Tokiuose kolchozuose jau buva
tik arkliu kokie trys brigadinin-
kai su savo padejejais. Brigadi-
ninkai nustato kolchozininkams
darbus, vieta, kur tie darbai eiti
atlikti. O kolchozininkai, sitos
ponijos vaikomi, bega, skuba,
dirba ir neistengia atlikti nusta-
tytu normu. Daznai jie alkani,
nes neturi pavalgyti, o metus
dirba nezinodami, ka po metQ
uz atlikta darba gaus. Pasitaiko,
kad kolchozininkai, tyliai nes-
dami jiems uzkrauta nepakelia-
ma nasta, po ia tyliai suklumpa.
Sutinkant siuos metus vienas
kolchozininkas, buves smulkus
zemaitijos ukininkas, teturejes
IA ha, kolchozo vadovo buvo ras-
tas ant gyvenamo namo slenks.
clio suklupes ir ziurkiu nuestu
veidu. Kolchozo vadovas, patyres
ta kolchozininka nesirodant ke.
linta diena darbuose, nuejo j
apibarti. O Sis rastas, matyti
beeinas darbus, mires ir ziur.
kiu apestas.
(B. d.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-11
FREE EUROPE MEMO
PARODOS REIKALU

Gaudamas daug uzklausimQ
ruosiamos parodos reikalu tu-
riu pareiksti sekanti:
Ruosiama paroda yra pirmas
Free Europos komiteto handy
mas sioje srity, reikalaujas lai-
ko iskilusiQ klausimu isaiskini-
mui ir issprendimui.
Free Europe Komitetas krei-
pesi j Lietuvos Generalini Kon-
sulata prasydamas mus butt tar
pininku tarp ietuviu menininkQ
ir mineto komiteto, painformuo-
jant menininkus apie to komite-
to nutarimus ir referuojant F.
E. komitetui menininku iskeltus
sumanymus ar pageidavimus.
visus iskeltus klausimus,
kaip kad eksponatu pristatymo
data ir vieta, transporto bendro-
We, per kuria eksponatus reiks
siusti ir IT,, F. E. komitetas pa
zadejo atsakyti spalio menesio
gale. Tuo tarpu, esant gausiam
dalyviq skaiciui, pristatomu eks-
ponatq kicks vienam asmeniui
yra pakeistas is a 3.
Prasome visus menininkus su-
silaikyt nuo eksponatu siuntimo
Lietuvos Gen. Konsulato adresu.
Jonas Budrys
Generalinis Konsulas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-11

kolchozo. Tasai pasaras reika-
linga atidirbti. Uz viena sieno
vezima reikia atidirbti 20 darba-
dieniu. Kadangi karvei islaikyti
per ziema reikia triju vezimu
pasaro, tad kolchozininkas, tu-
rls karve, be minetu ipareigoji-
mq, dar turi nemokamai kolcho-
re dirbti ligi sesiasdesimt darba-
dieniu, kad uzdirbtu karvei pa
Sara. Tas pats atsitinka, kai no
ri islaikyt kiaule. Reikia ir il pa
serti, nera kuo. Tad tenka
darbo saskatoon init jai pasaro
is kolchozo ir vel atlyginimo
negaunant atidirbti. O cia krau-
nasi mokesciai. Jiems sumoketi
reikalingi pinigai. Oar siaip taip
laikosi tie, kurie j kolchoza ISL
jungdami turejo sutaupu. To-
kiems mokestiniai ipareigojimai
uz turima sklypa tue tarpu siaip
taip pakeliami. Bet niekas mega
lejo tureti didesniu santaupu ir
metal po metu padetis darosi Wis
sunkesne. O tie, kurie neturejo
jokiu santaupQ, toxic jau pir-
maisiais metals neistengia su-
moketi mokesciu uz naudojimasi
darzui Quota zeme, nepajegia
sumoketi trobesiu ir gyvuliu
draudos, po to apsaukiami sa-
botazininkais ir is ju atimami
darzai.
Xiii kolchozininkai, spiriami
bado, kartais bando kulimo me-
tn kokia sauja zirnu kisene
isileisti. Toxic atsiduria teisme,
kuris nubaudzia kalejimu. Ne
maza nubaudziami CT metams
ir daugiau. Kurie nubaudziami
5 metals kalejimo, toxic baus-
mes atlieka Lietuvos kalejimuo-
Sc. Taciau kurie nubaudziami
daugiau, negu penkeriais metals,
tie jau isvezami Rusijon prie Do
no ar, kurio kito kanalo darbu.
Kick kolchOzininkas uzdirba
uz darbo diena?
- Darbo dienu nera. Kolcho-
zininkas tezino darbadienius. o.
kick uz viena darbadieni bus
mokama - jis tesuzino suemus
derliu, kolchozui atlikus kitus
lpareigojimus. Tx visus iparei-
gojimus kolchozui atlikus, tuo-
met pasiziurima, kas paliko. Jei
kasoje pinigu yra mazai - uz
atidirbtus darbadienius kolcho-
zininkas gall gauti pinigais la
bal mazai. Buvo atsitikimu, kad
kolchozininkams uz darbadienius
buvo sumokama po 3 kapeikas.
lstaigoms ir imonems, kurios
gauna pinigus biudzeto keliu, ge-
riau issiversti. Taciau kurios pa
CLOS, kaip kad kolchozai, turf is
siversti, cia ne tik nera pasto-
vaus atlyginimo, bet ir is viso
nezinoma, kada ir kick bus mo-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-11
Yra badu mirstanGiQ Lietuvoje

sisiekimas tarp Utenos ir Zarasu
nebuvo normalus, kalbamo dau-
gailiskio kolchozo vadovybe sa-
vo isigyta sunkvezimi paleido
susisiekimui Utenos Zarasq ruo-
re. Keleiviu niekada nestigo. W.
dirbo pinigu, paskola buvo gra-
zinta, kolchozo kasa Wis dau-
giau turtejo. PARTIAL suzinojus
sunkveAmio istorija, nutarta
kolchoza nubuozinti. Sunkvezi-
. mis- buvo atimtas ir dar uzdeti
didziuliai mokesciai. "Ka cia JUS
susigalvojot spekuliantus vezio-
IT,, - buvo pasakyta nubuozin-
toju.
' Tokiu "nubuozinimo' faktu
,- CANA gausu. Tie "nubuozinimai"
kolchozininkams ismusa bet ko-
kia iniciatyva ir po "nubuozini-
mo" jie gauna isitikinti, kad kaip
tn besistengsi, nuo kolchozinio
vargo ir skurdo jokiu atveju ne
galesi issigelbeti.
Lietuvos lkininko suelgetejimo
raida
Ukininkai, salygu priversti
jungtis j kolchozus, kiekvienas
(kalbama apie kolchozan priim-
tus) gauna nuo 40 ligi 60 aru
zemes darzams, gall pasilikti
karve, kiaule, keleta vistQ. IS
primo poziurio galetu susidaryti
vaizdas, jog dar gaunant atty
ginima uz darba kolchoze, var
gals negalais musu sodietis ga
letu siaip netaip verstis. Bet tik-
roveje yra priesingai.
,ga - siandien dazno kolchozinin-
ko drabuziai kaip paskutinio
ubago, kalba vienas is ju. -
Atrodo, kad tie zmones pralinde
apacia akeciu ir ju virbalu dra-
buziai sudraskyti. Kolchozinin-
kas negali apsirengti, kadangi
jis nieko neturi. stai kokie ipa-
reigojimai j slegia del turimo
sklypelio darzui zemes: .-.,r
w turima karve per metus jis
turf atiduoti $50 litru pieno, so
rubliu reikia per metus sumoketi
uz karves draudima. Uz darzams
Quota zeme valstybei kas metal
turi pristatyti 6 centnerius bull
viz, kiaules laikymas apkrauna-
mas 40 ky. mesos prievoles atli-
kimu. Oar reikia atlikti
kiausiniQ prievole, sumoketi pri-
valomus trobesiu draudimo mo-
kescius ir kas metal pirkti vals-
tybine paskola 100 rubliu ribose.
Tx iStikimi komunistai nuside-
ra kartais paskola pirkti 25 rub
liu sumoje. siaip jau il nustato-
ma kiekvienam kolchozininkui
po 100 rubliu.
Kolchozininkas turimame dar-
re neturi teises seti varpinius
augalus. Jei jis nori islaikyti
karve, turf jai pasara gauti is
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-11
Bolsevikiskai suprastas
darbadienis

Kiekvienam kolchozo darbui
numatytos normos. Tos normos
tokios dideles, kad ju beveik
niekas neistengia per viena die.
ma atlikti. stai arejams numaty.
tos tokios darbadienio normos
kad vienas darbadienis vargais
negalais atliekamas per dvi bel
iris dienas. Kur arkliai kick ge-
resni, ten arejai nustatyto dar-
bienio norma atlieka per dvi dar-
DO dienas. Kur arkliai silpnesni,
ten darbadienio norma atliekama
per iris darbo dienas.
- Arklys nepaeina pagal nu-
statyta norma ir kolchozininkas
vietoje vienos, kad atliktu dar-
badienio norma, tasosi iris die
mas, = sake vienas buvusiuju
kolchozininku.
- Geriausia tai kolchozo pie
menims, - isiterpia kitas. -
Ju darbadienis lygus isganytai
dienai. o kitus darbus dirban-
tieji del vieno darbadienio plusa
kelias dienas. Pavyzdziui jaw
vezejams nustatyta norma pa
krauti, parvezti ir iskrauti 20
vezimu. Sta norma atlike skai-
tosi isdirbe darbadieni. Kadangi
vienas vezimo negali pakrauti,
o tenka dirbti dviem, tad du -
kroveja ir krovejas - turf par
vezti 40 vezimu, tada jau uzra-
Soma, kad jiedu isdirbo po dar-
badieni.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-05-15
HANDLING RUSTY NAILS

Don't pour oil over your extra
nails and staples to keep them from
rusting, as many farmers do. 1t is
not very effective in preventing rust,
keeps them from holding firm and
causes bent nails and injured fingers
in driving. Wetting the points in the
mouth makes for easier driving and
the slight moisture probably causes
slight rusting and better holding.
In case fog or rain causes rusting,
the nails or staples can be put in
= closed can and shaken violently in
a paint mixer, then blown clean and
dry with compressed air. They will
then hold better than new nails.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-05-15
PROJECTING DRESSER

E. L. R. writes: Here is an idea
we have found very helpful in
homes which are not protected
against crickets and mice. Tack
pieces of window screening on the
bottoms of dressers. This keeps
vernin out of the drawers and does
not show at all"
Note by /. w. DE sure you use
metal screening, as the plastic
screening now much used probably
would be chewed through in short
time.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-05-15
Farm Mechanics
Handy Farm Ideas
By 1. w. DICKERSON
KEEPS SPARK PLUGS
FROM SHOOTING
BIZ /. w. DICKERSON

]. H. r. writes: Here is a sugges-
ton which may be helpful to other
readers who are caught out on the
road in wet misty weather, when
water splashes on the road badly,
or in a driving snowstorms and the
engine starts to miss badly due to
moisture on the spark plugs or dis
tributor or wiring. carry a squirt
type oil can filled with fire extin-
guisher fluid carbon tetrachloride),
and. squirt this around and on top
of the plugs, distributor cap, and
wires if they seem to be damp.
'sYou will be amazed how this
gets rid of all the moisture that
causes the shorts, and your car viii
run quite while before the effects
of the fluid disappear. This also
works for easy starting when your
car or tractor gets damp overnight
and is hard to start.
Note by /. w. D.-This is COM
mon practice with garage mechanics,
and often will work wonders.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-05-15
PULLS IN5ULAToR NAILS

for pulling out the double headed
type of insulator nails and welded
a short piece of pipe on to a ham
mer head and use it as shown. 1t
works very well and does not inter
fere with driving insulator nails and
fence staples"
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-05-15
PULLS INsULAToR NAILS

J. B. writes: "Here is sketch of
4 handy device to use in working
with electric fence. got tired of
carrying two or three extra tools
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-05-15

-. with Fairbanks Morse
Propeller Pumps. They're
the ideal irrigation pump
where you need virtual rivers
of water for big acreage irri.
CATION :. move up to ID mil.
lion gallons of water an hour.
These big-volume water
movers can be suspended in
q simple manner from a floor
or structure over a river or
other source of water supply.
They are completely self
printing, are compact and
self-lubricating. They will
deliver a bigger volume of
water to the irrigation canals,
at lower cost, than any COM
parable equipment.
# you need rivers of water
for your irrigation, check the
many advantages Of Fairbanks
Morse Propeller Pumps with
your FairbankS-Morse Pump
Dealer. Fairbanks, Morse &
Co, 900 s., Michigan Ave-,
Chicago 5, Illinois.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-05-15

Sturdy booms, in 20 or 80 feet
lengths drilled every 20 inches for
nozzle fittings, are non-corrosive.
Spring stabilizers let them swing back
for distractions and return to spray
ing position quickly. Boom height is
adjustable. Drop attachments are
available for row-crop spraying.
See your Massey-Harris dealer for
full details on No. A Front Mounted
and No. 5 Trailer Type Sprayers. For
free folder by mail, send coupon
below.
Evening star., 1951-07-08
FIRE

N. Y. goes most of her rivals
better. On the ends of her
ms are gasoline-soaked wads of
stos which. when they're lit,
a startling effect as they whirl
nd her head. ~ X
Evening star., 1951-12-04
Most Applicants
For Gambling Stamps
Submit Faulty Papers
BY the Assoeiated Pres,

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 4.-Vir-
ginia gamblers may rate an "a
for knowing the Vaccinations of
the racing form, but Uncle Sam
is giving many of them a fiat "F''
for filling out his new Internal
Revenue papers.
OF the 73 applications for the
new Federal gambling stamps, So
have been tabled imperfect" by
Tax Collector Stuart Crenshaw.
One Norfolk applicant even sent
in his application without any
money to pay for the stamp.
Many of the incomplete forms
failed to list the applicants busi-
ness addresses One declared his
lone business address to be "in
my hat"
AS the score now stands, so ap-
|plications have been received from
Petersburg, five each from Norfolk
and Appalachia and one each
from Richlands, Newport News
and Lynchburg.
BY last Friday nights deadline
for filing and paying for the
stamps. IS applications had been
received by CrenshaW's office
Over the week end eight more
were added. These beat the dead
line because they were postmarked
before Saturday.
Gamblers who were in business
during November and have failed
to obtain the stamp are eligible
Tor Tines ranging from $1,000 to
5000.
Evening star., 1951-12-04
Marshall Voices
High Opinion of
Congress Members
BY The Associated Press

CLEVELAND. Dec. .4-Gen
George c. Marshall says he ha.
a high opinion" of Congressman
He declared he felt. that wa,
after working with so many Con.
gressional committees in Wash.
ington for so long The former
Secretary of Defense and Secre.
tary of State made the remark
yesterday in a brief speech here
sponsored by the Council or
World Affairs.
About 5 per cent of the Con.
gressmen, he added, are some.
times troublesome
The general also had something
to say about newspapers and Their
readers.
Newspaper headlines he as.
serted, are frequently mislead-
ing" adding: "We must all en-
deavor to shed emotions and seek
the facts when we try to under
stand world matters these days.
However, he said, newspaper
editorial support of good officials
has been generous"
Unfortunately" he continued
The man on the street doesn't
read the editorials. He wants
lively. explosive news"
Evening star., 1951-12-04
Scottish Church Attacks
Pope's Stand on Childbirth
By the Assosiatsd Pres,

LONDON, Dec. 4.-The Church
of Scotland yesterday described as
harsh and heartless" the Pope s
recent announcements on the re-
\ sponsibility Of obstetricians during
childbirth.
In its magazine, the Monthly
Record. the Scottish Church de-
clared the Pope's remarks typified
''the thoroughgoing policy of the
Vatican to dominate every sphere
OF human life and conduct"
Pope Plus told a meeting of
Italian obstetricians on October
20 that ito save the mothers life
is very noble aim: But the direct
killing of the baby as a means to
that end is not permitted"
On November % he amplified
this statement to say that a preg-
nant mother may receive neces-
sary surgical or medical treatment
even if consequence is 1.-The in
evitable death of the fetus." He
said this could not be called a
direct killing" of the baby.
Evening star., 1951-12-04
|Dr. Lyon 5 Spending
|Cuf Him From Will,
Bank Counsel Saws

DR.. James Alexander Lyon, 10
year-old District heart specialist
was not named in his wife's viii
because his fondness for luxur,
living was dissipating her $3.50, ,0Ol
estate, according to testimony il
Prince Georges County Circui
Court.
Frederick M. Bradley, genera
counsel for the Washington Loar
and Trust Co.. selected by Mrs
Lyon as executor-trustee, said hi
suggested to the Washington so.
cialite that her husband be (taker
care of in the challenged docu.
ment.
"She did not want it that way
Mr.. Bradley declared, because
she was displeased with his free
spending"
Mental Competence at Issue.
Mr.. Bradley and Leonard l.
Marbury, the banks vice president
and trust officer. were among the
witnesses yesterday, when the triaI
entered its second week before
Judge Charles c. Marbury and a
jury of six men and six women
The jury will decide the single
issue of whether Mrs. Lyon was
mentally competent when she
signed the will on June 8, l949
two years after her left side was
paralyzed by two cerebral attacks
She died on September %, 1850
at Glenview, her palatial estate
near Rockville.
Mrs. Lyons last testament ex-
Icluding her husband directed that
their daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth
Moore Lyon Kelley. Is. receive a
life income from 100000 in cash
and securities, deposited in the
defending bank under a trust
agreement.
Inherits Some Property.
Under Maryland law, DR.. Lyon
is entitled to one-third of that
portion of his wife's holdings not
included in the trust, which
means that he has that much in
terest in Glenview and personal
property.
Mr.. Bradley testified that Mrs.
Lyon told him in January, 1949,
that her financial affairs were in
chaotic condition and asked him
to help straighten them out. He
attempted to do so. he empha-
sized, as an independent attorney
and, as a result. he prepared the
trust agreement.
Investigation disclosed, Mr..
Bradley said, that DR.. Lyon. in
1948. withdrew $135,76 for gen.
eral expenses from a joint ac-
count he maintained with Mrs
Lyon in a New York bank.
Earlier in the case, DR.. Lyon
told OF extensive travelling with
his wife. champagne parties at
Glenview and other luxuries. But
he said unusually heavy expendi-
lures resulted from Mrs. Lyons
illness.
Evening star., 1951-12-04
Nine in Maryland
Receive Gambling Stamp
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE Dec. 4 (P.-Nine
Marylanders have received the
Governments gambling tax
stamp, the Internal Revenue Bu-
reau Office reported here today.
The latest stamps were issued
to Jack Greenspon and Louis
Martin. The 1884 stamps, good
for the rest Of the fiscal year, are
required for professional gamblers.
The regular charge will be $50
annually and the Government is
also supposed to get a tax fee of
10 per cent on all gross earnings
Of gamblers.
Evening star., 1951-12-04
Two British Flyers Jump
In Philippines; ! Is Killed
By the Assoeiated Press

MANILA. Dec. "A British
Royal Air Force fighter pilot was
killed and another was injured
when they bailed out of their
planes near Conception, Tarlac
Province, last night.
The pilots became lost in a
dense overcast over the Central
Philippines as they neared the end
of a flight from Singapore. The
pilot of third plane in the fight
landed safely at Clark Air Force
Base.
Evening star., 1951-12-04


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Evening star., 1951-05-20
5 Held for Grand jury
After Glen Burnie Raid.
BY The Asseeiaisd Press


GLEN BURNIE, Md, May 19.-
A giant still, whose alcohol was
intended for racketeers up North,
was a mess of junk today and flve
men were under bond after a
Federal raid.
Treasury agents found the still
and Ass gallons of sugar mash
i'm a barn on q. S. route 301, two
miles from Glen Burnie.
The still was geared to turn
out alcohol of 180 to 195 proof.
The agents said it was the prop
erty of a syndicate operated by
"bigtime racketeers" in the North
ern New Jersey New York area.
They added that had any liquor
been made it would have sold for
$18 to $22 a gallon and would
have been used for such things as
refills on bar bottles, false label
bottling and cutting legal whisky.
The raid was made before the
still could get in operation.
Those arrested were:
Alvin Rosenberg. 40, Annapolis;
John Jester, "a. who resides on
the raided farm: Anthony Rossi.
A. and David Castellano, both OF
Newark. N. j., and Frank Palmer
or DePalama. IS, of Paterson. N. j.
All were held for Federal grand
jury action.
Evening star., 1951-05-20

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