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Evening star., 1951-04-22
MeGrafh Says Truman
Will Come Out on Top
In Macarthur Debate
BY Ire Assoeio.ed Press

DES MONIES, April 21-At-
torney General j. Howard Nc
Grath declared tonight that cir
the great controversy which ii
raging over Gen. Macarthur oui
great President win come out or
top"
Mr.. McGrath addressed about
1000 persons at an Iowa Demo-
cratic jackson Day dinner.
The Attorney General is the
first cabinet officer to express
himself on the debate over for
eign policy since Gen. Macarthur
addressed Congress Thursday.
"Our forefathers who gave us
our Constitution foresaw that any
ship can have only one captain
and any country only one presi-
dent" Mr.. McGrath declared.
Says Course Was DisagreeabIe.
He added:
Our forefathers set the policy
that civilian rule is the one by
which the people would be gov
erned. To this end the President
had to pursue q course that was
disagreeable. to say the least"
The Attorney General said the
President took all the risks it was
possible to take in going to Wake
Island and pinning the Medal of
Honor on Gen. Macarthur.
mo one needs further proof of
our Presidents loyalty to the Gen.
eral," MFR. McGrath said.
He commented that no one ap-
preciateS the Generals accom-
plishments more than the Presi-
dent does.
Mr.. McGrath said the ''historic
debate" has become q political
issue for some people. He added: !:
IT am sure that neither Gen
Macarthur nor President Truman
would becloud the issue. But some
people, for partisan advantage, are
trying to becloud the issue at
stake"
Gives Reason for Stand.
He said the United States had
taken its stand in Korea because
I'VE know that the loss of one
free nation would be a threat to
all nations. We went into Korea
to stop aggression and prevent
our boys from fighting a big
World War ILL.,
He said bombing ,Manchuria
and invading China probably
would bring a Russian attack.
IF America doesn't want to
stand all Of the risks alone, it
must cooperate with its allies"
he said, continuing:
1T has been said that failure
TO support invasion is appease-
ment. That is said only for poll
tical gain and Misrepresentation.
Failure to start an about war or
intervention Of Russia is not APP
peaSement.
ut is distortion Of truth and
fact to say the Administration
intends to let FormoSa fall into
unfriendly hands. We do not
invade China because we don't
want to get begged down in Asia
and not be free for service else
where"
Evening star., 1951-04-22

of the crown to the Communist
government would be interpreted
by HungarianS at home as a
complete sellout."
Charged with Espionage.
Omitted States officials said
they believed premature pubh-
cation Of stories of the negotia-
tions last June delayed Mr..
Vogeler's release because Hun
garian officials thought the leak
was deliberate and was part of
the cold war.
(The State Department had
no immediate comment on the
Budapest announcement.)
Mr.. Vogeler was arrested No.
vember 18, l949, and charged witt
espionage. After a four-day tria
at which he pleaded guilty (his
wife and many associates ex.
pressed their disbelief and sait
they feared he had been drugged)
Evening star., 1951-04-22
DR.. Steinbere to Speak

DR.. Daniel Steinberg. 1919
Grandview avenue. Silver Spring
will discuss cancer research or
radio station WGAY's community
forum program at lis o'clock
this afternoon as a part Of Mont
gomery County's Cancer Crusade
of 1861. q
Evening star., 1951-04-22
House Burns al Burnt Mills
Damage Put al $1,000

Fire burned out the second
Moor of a six-room frame house
near the Burnt Mills filtration
pant yesterday, causing an esti-
mated $4,000 damage.
The house, on Colesville road
was the home of Burton Hardes-
ty. a filtration-plant employe, and
his son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. M. A.. Hardesty. The
elder Mr.. Hardesty, only member
OF the family home at the time,
was reused from sleep by a neigh
bor who discovered the blaze.
Hillandale fireFnen, who, with
the Silver Spring department, e3-
tinguished the fire. said it ap-
parently started in a second floor
closet.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
College Press Contest

LEXINGTON, Va, April 81
(SpeciaD Fourteen classes oi
preparatory and high school pub
locations will compete for fonors
at the 22d Southern Interscholas-
tic Press Association Convention
at Washington and Lee University
Thursday through Saturday.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Fronk Lloyd Wright to Talk

ROANOKE. Va, April 81 (R.-
Frank Lloyd Wright, one of the
most controversial figures in ar
chitecture, will make one of his
rare public speeches at Virginia
Polytechnic Institute at Blacks
burg May /.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
The Riddle Of Macarthur
BY John Gunther

Newspapermen resident in thu
Tokyo theater had. on their side
several grievances. They did moi
like to be treated like to be treated
like to be treated like GIs. spies, OF
would-be couftiers. They found il
disagreeable that the Supreme
Commander was so inaccessible
They did not get along well with
several of his press officers.
No American correspondent had
so far as I know, ever been ex-
Evening star., 1951-04-22

Brazil is aiding emigration of
rubber tappers into the Amazon
Valley.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

This is the thirteenth il O series from John
Gunther's new book. The Riddle oi
Macarthur.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

dentally, officers who stayed in
the Philippines. under Gen. VAIN
wright, never had much of a sub
sequent career with Gen. Mac
Arthur.
Alteration of Commander.
The distinguishing mark of
these men was reverenceeven
Iadoration-of their Supreme Com
lmander. I heard one Of them say,
with perfect genuineness, when
asked him about Macarthur S
character, Il honestly can't tell
you anything. He's too enormous,
too unpredictable. I don't really
understand him myself. No one
could" Another told me, "I lived
under his domination for so many
years that ] do not know what to
say"
These officers are acute, lively
men with strong personalities, and
though their allegiance to the
general bound them together, they
had sharp tensions and iealousies
amongst themselves. Gen. Mac
fArthur is perfectly aware of this,
and feels in fact that such a situ-
alton is useful in that it drives
each man to do his best. He was
mot above playing one of against
another. and soap had it's cliques
and camarillas. But--a basic
group fealty bound everybody to
Gen. Macarthur.
| In another category were the
strictly military men who served
Macarthur in his role as CINCFE,
like the late Gen. Walker, COM
mandiQg officer Of the Eighth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-15

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wisely Vase selection OF toys
as gifts bv aunts and oiher
relatives wlll help 20 pve the
child parents more ENJOY
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Lighting the child
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-15
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
ORDINANCE NC. o91

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Or
DINANCE NO. ora BEING AN or
DINANCE ITO PROVIDE FOR THE
ISSUE OF BONDS IN ANTICIPA-
TON OF TIL COLLECTION OF
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR THE
IMPROVEMENT HFp, Elm NAMED. .
BE 1t Ol daincd by the Council or
the Nilla@e of London, Madison
County. ono:
SECTION il
Jan. 10, 1851 be and the same here
by is amended TO read as follows:
THAT for the purpose of raising
money in anticipation of the COL
lection of special assessments OF the
Improvement of Chandler Avenue
in said Village by the construction
of sanitary sewer from the inter
Ter Avenue In northerly direction
to the nOrtherIg boundary of Lot
No. l i'm George Il. WiclIline's sub
division, in accordance with Res
olution No. $50. passed on the nth
day of July 194S Sand Ordinance
No. S92 passed on the Bird day of
September, 1913. respectively. bonds
of said Village shall be issued in
the amount of Three Thousand Sew
en- Hundred Eight Dollars and
Eighty Five Cents. ($370S.S5) TO
pay a note previously issued.
IT " hereby recited ana declared
that there has been included i'm the
amount Of said bonds (and in the
note previously issued), an amount
sufficient to pay interest thereon
until said assessments are available.
SECTION 2;
Said bonds shall be signed by the
Mayor and the Clerk, bear date not
later than September /. 1851, and
shall be numbered and be due and
PAYABLE as follows.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
Notice of Sale of BONDS

Sealed proposals will be received
AZ the office Of the Clerk Of i e
Village Of London Ohio. City Hail
building; until 100 o'clock noon
IS.T. Wednesday, September 5t4,
1851 for the purchase of bonds Of
the said Village. in the aggregate
sum % Three Thousand Seven Humid
red Eight Dollars ana rsfs htv rive
Cents tS3,10S.S51. dated July 1. 1851
said bonds Will be consecutive in
number and numbered from 200 10
200 both inclusive. Each Of j q
bonds will be the denomination of
$4,000 excepting bond No. 209 with
date Of maturity October L, 1861
which Will be III the amount DfS10S :
3d. Said bond. viii draw interest at
the rate OF not r. exreed aG per
annum. payaoIe semi-annually on
the first days Of April and October
Of each year upon presentation and
surrender of the interest coupons
TO be attached to said bonds Any
one desiring 10 do so may present
g bid or bids for said bonds on
their bearing different rate Of
interest than that herein above
specified. provided that where a
fractional interest rate is bid such
fractional shall be one quarter Of
eo or multiple thereof Said bonds
viii be numbeled and payable as
follows: No. 2ej on the 1st daY
of October. 1852. No. POI on the 1st
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24

the faec value thereof and accrued
interest.
All bids must state 2he number Of
bonds bid for ard the gross amount
Of bid and accrued interest to date
Of delivery. All bids TO be acc0mn-
anied with bond on certified check
payable Ia the Village for $500 Gil
upon condition that IL the bid Is
accepted the bidder Will receive and
pay for such bonds as may be Is
sued as above set forth, within
thirty 600 days from the time Of
said award. said bond OF said
check to be retained by the Village
aforesaid if such condition is Q I
fulfilled. Provided, however. that
thc Buyer Of said bonds is under
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
NOTICE OF HEARING
FOR PAROLE

Madison County Democrat. Lon.
don, Ohio August Is. 1861.
No. 9O697 Albert Bean, a prisoner
now confined i'm the London Prison
Farm London, Ohio. admitted from
Madison County, convicted Septem.
ber. 1850 of the crime or Non-Sup-
port and serving sentence Of IL
OHIO PARDON AND PAROLE COM.
MISSION. on or after October
1851.
Ohio Pardon ard Parole Commission
Phil H. sDeaamaker Acting
Parole and Record Clerk
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24

tt Is hereby deteFmlHtu LHdI tIlt
above maturities are in suDstanti,
ally equal annual installments.
Said bonds shall be Of the de-
nomination Of $4,000 each. except
bond numbered 200 Of the denomi-
nation of s10S.S5; shall bear inter
est at rate not TO exceed four
percentum per annum payable semi
annually on the first days Of April
and October of each year and for
which the proper interest coupons
bearing a facsimile of the sigma
ture Of the clerk shall be attached
to and made part of said bond.
provided, however, that IL said
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
NOTICE OF HEARING
FOR PAROLE

Madison County Democrat, Lon
on, Ohio. August Is, 1861.
No. S9427 William ID. Deyo, Il pfis-
oner now confined in the London
Prison Farm, London Ohio, admitted
from Madison County, convicted
January 1850 of the crime Of Arson
and serving a sentence of 2-20 is
eligible for hearing before the
OHIO PARDON AND PAROLE
COMMISSION, on or after October
]. 1851.
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Phil II. Speasmaker. Acting
Parole and Record Clerk
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24

40 obligation to purchase 3 m g
au1il The Transcript pertaining II
the proceedings relative TO the 1sz
suance Of said bonds is approved
nv Squire Sanders and Dempsey
Bond Attorneys. Cleveland, Ohio.
said opinion IL he furnished 70 the
hu.sr At the eNpehfa 0f the VII
laEe.
The Council af said Village re-
serves the privilege 70 reject any
and all bids.
Bids should be sealed and indorsz
ed: Bids for Chandler Avenue
Bonds"
Village Of London, Ohio
BY Evelyn III Gonion,
Village ierk
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
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CARD OF THINKS

We wish to thank all our friends
and patrons for the many flowers
received and helping to make our
grand opening great success.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Martin
Martin Shell Station
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
ROBERT SIMS AT
FLORISTS SCHOOL

Robert Sims, OF Sims Florists,
South Main Street, has returned
from Chicago where he took
refresher course at the Wright
School cf Florida Design.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
RATES AND REGULATIONS
PHONE al OR az

Classified Ads received before
n0saO N. mn. v~sII be published same
Say. ALI CLASSIFIED ADyERTES-
aNG ~ Cash ONLY
Ratcs--fh cents per word. Min.
susum 10 cents each Insertion.
The Duhss. aers reserve the right
10 edit ar reject amy or all ndver-
sksfnG c0p~
ERRORS IN ADVERTISING
Any errors shouId he reported
tmme edinfeIy. Publishers are not rec
epOnMfbIe for more than one Inc0r-
rect insertion. Regular rates will
be charged for nfI aver one inc0r-
rect Insertion.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
CERTIFICATE OF CoMPLIANcE

CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
The undersigned. Superintendent of
Insurance Of the State OF Ohio. hereby
certifies that THE FARMERS MUTUAL
HAIL INSURANCE COMPANY OF
IOWA of DES MO1NES. State Of
IOWA, has complied with the laws OF
this State applicable to this class of
COMPANIES and is authorized during
the current year to transact in this
State its appropriate business of in
suTance on the mutual plan. Its fl
nancial condition is. shown by its an
nuaI statement to have been as fol-
lows on December 81 1950 Amount
Of assets Sg.097 .927 10; Amount of lIa-
bilities including reinsurance reserve
2.700. .52l65; Surplus s6397 .406. 13:: In
come for the year 1850 S6844 200. II.
Expenditures. for the wear 1850 .S6, ,404.-
1922. July I. 1851 -257 In Witness
Whereof ! have hereunto subscribed
nv name and caused my seal to be
affixed at Columbus. Ohio. this dav
and date Walter A. Robinson. Super
intendent Of Insurance of Ohio.
tSeal) M-26
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
NOTICE OF APpOTNTMENT

state of Dovie Miller. Deceased.
Drew Miller. Irwin. Ohio r. No I.
has been duly appointed and quali-
fled as Executor of the Estate Of
Dovie Miller late of Madison Coun-
ty. Ohio, deceased. Dated this 18th
day of August A. ID. 1851. No. 1.51S
Doc Page 334. James II. Bell
Acting Probate Judge of said Coun-
ty
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24

A precious one from us has gone.
a voice we loved Is still. A place
is vacant in our home. which never
can be fillesf
Sadly missed by his wife and
daughters,
Mrs. LuIa Edwards
1920 Baltimore ST
MiddletoMn. Ohio
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
l3--SPEC AL NOTICES
IN MEMoRIAM

/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
for debts made by anyone other
than myself Wallace Gibson 81
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
LONDON GRAIN
MARKET
Close of Market on
AUG. %

Wheat ........................--......S $40
no. 2 New Yellow Corn. 15h%
Moisture, 68 lbs. bu. n. $l72
No. 2 Soybeans .-..-.----...- S2.68
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24

AGRICULTURAL and feeding lirne-
stcnc. We are prepared to dellv-
er promptly and spread or furnish
c spreader. Rates reasonable. Ce-
ell A. Raed. Agent, Marble Cliff
945-W VIZ iondon. 1T
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
FOR SALE

FAYETTE AGRICULTURAL Lime
stone meal (fine). Spread by
trucks equipped with the New
Even-Tube spreader. Crushed
stone Of all sizes. Pat Dennehy
Sedalia 3739. Gene Shoemaker. Sc
dalia 3511 10
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-05
Trys mitai

Balandzio 10 dinos Look zur-
nalo numeryje dedamas idomus
straipsnis, kuriame tvirtinama,
kad raudonoji armija nera MENU
galima. Sake, kad Amerika yra
uzhipnotizuota triju mitu apie
Russia: /. kad Rusija esanti per-
daug stipriai apsiginklavusi, p
kad Amerika negali lygintis su
Russia zmoniu kiekiu, 81 kad
Rusijos plotai yra neaprepiami
ir ju neimanoma uzimti
Visus tuos mitus straipsnio
autoriai akivaizdziais skaiciais
atmeta. Ypac zmoniu kiekio pa
lyginimu irodo, jog Vakaru pa
saulis ju turf daugiau ir geriau
islavintu. Nurodo taip pat, kad
sovietai savo valdzioj dabar tu-
ri istisas tautas, kurios be pa
grindo priskaitomos prie ju stip-
rybes, kadangi yra greiciau ju
priesai. Tokiu tautu tarpe pami-
nett ir lietuviai.
Ginklavimosi ir kariuomenes
tobulumo stiprumas pavaizduo-
tas ir fotografijomis: tankai ir
kariuomene parade prie Krem-
liaus vartq - kaip propaganda
mis- mitas, ir fotografijos is pc
reito karo - tikrove.
Plota, sake, irgi galima SUI
tvarkyti, nekartojant Hitlerio
klaidu elgesyje su zmonemis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-05
Nuobodu|io pasaka Paryziuje

niu baziu steigimo klausimas
Anglijoje, Norvegijoje, Islandi-
joje ir kitose Europos bel Arti-
muju Rytq vietose.
81 savo pasillyma Gromyko
palydejo aiskiai ironisku tonu
pasakyta pastaba: "Manau, kad
Vakarai mielai sutiks 81 klausi-
ma itraukti j dienotvarke.'
Jis puikiai Zinc, kad jokio
dziaugsmo tas pasiulymas ne
sukels, mes visiems yra aiskus
to klausimo kelimo tikslas: pa
bandyti suskaldyti Atlantic Sa-
junga ar bent gerokai sutruk-
dyti jos karini stiprejima. Ligi
sfol buvo aisku, kad Maskva la
bal nori keturiq ministeriu kon-
ferencijos. Dabar manoma, kad
jau paaiskejo ir kodel il to nori !:
sukliudyti Atlantic Sajungos
stiprejima. Vakarieciams keblu
yra atsisakyti nuo pasiulytQ
klausimu svarstymo, bet j Gro
|myko spendziamas kilpas listi
jie taip nemano. Tokiu bldu Pa
ryziaus derybos vel "uzkliuvo
Ivarcios" ~.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-05

komisijoje: A. Rimydis, S. Mar
keliunaite ir D. Penikas.
Pranesimus susirinkime pada-
re S. Urbonas, A. Salcius ir Mer-
kelis. = Liet. zurnalistu Sajun-
|gos pirmininkas.
Susirinkime dalyvavo ir sve-
|ciai rasytojai - St. Santvaras ir
P. Jurkus, dalyvave >liet. rasyto-
|ju premijos paskyrime.
New Yorko Lietuviu Tremti-
niu Draugija ruosiasi JAW ryti-
niu valstybiu lietuviu tremtiniu
organizaciju atstovu suvaziavi-
mui, kuris ivyks New Yorke ba-
landzio Is diena. (Platesnis pra-
nesimas apie tai yra SINE pus-
lapyje). New Yorko draugija is
rinko % atstovus dalyvauti ta-
me suvaziavime. Pranesta, kad
gales sprendziamu balsu daily
vault ir sveciai tremtiniai, ku-
riems aplinkybes leis ! posedzius
atvykti.
Svarbiausia suvaziavimo tema
l. Pasaulio Lietuviu Bendruo-
menes problema.
Oar prizes Velykas ivykusiame
tos draugijos nariu susirinkime
buvo nutarta organizuoti Brook
lyme lietuviu namus, kuriuose
galetu sutilpti visa lietuviu kul-
turine veikla. Buvo konstatuota,
kad dabar, nesant centriniu pa
talpu, kulturine veikla zymiai
suletejusi. Valdybai pavesta is
tirti galimybes toki mama isigy-
ii. Tame pat susirinkime Trem-
tiniu Valdyba painformavo ir
Diepholzo lietuviu gimnazijos
Selpimo reikalu. Rysium SUI Bal
fo pirmininko DIR. J. Konciaus
pareiskimu spaudoje, apie selpi-
mo darbo skaldyma, buvo pra-
nesta, jog visuomenes parama,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-05
A pril 5, 1851 > No. IA.
CLEVELAND, OHIO
TIES 3S-AJA

Kinijos valdovai netiesiogiai
- tik radio ziniu pranesimuo-
Sc - atsiliepe j gen. Macarthur
ro pasiulyma kalbetis paliaubu
reikalu. Atsiliepimas aiskiai nei-
giamas ir net isdidus: ia pasiu-
lyma pavadino tusciu burbulu,
j kuri mesa verta nei demesio
kreipti.
Padetis Korejoje tue tarpu vi
sal neaiski. Frontas issirikia-
vo ties 38-taja paralele. Centre
dar yra ir kinu, uzsilikusiu tru-
putt pietus nuo tos geografines
linijos, vietomis ir pietieciai ar
net ir amerikieciai jau yra kick
perzenge ia linija j siaure.
Politiniuose sluogsniuose nera
vieningo nusistatymo - zengti
ar nezengti per ta linija. Gen.
MacArthuras yra igaliotas per-
zengti ja tick, kick to reikalauJa
taktiniai sumetimai, bet visuoti-
mis- zygiavimas tolyn j siaure
tebera neissprestas klausimas.
IS kitos puses - dar nezinia,
kaip SUI tue zygiavimu ir butQ,
jei tai ir butu nutarta, kadangi
yra pastebeta, kad kinai vel yra
sutrauke apie 100000 naujos ka-
riuomenes ir, atrodo, rengiasi
pulti. Taciau spejama, kad tas
puolimas gall ivykti tik geguzes
menesi.
Gen. MacArthuras tebesilaiko
tos nuomones, kad su kinais SUI
sitvarkyti vienintelis budas yra
atpalaidoti savas rankas ir pulti
JUGS visur, tai yra, nieko nelau-
kiant bombarduoti ir kinu tieki-
mo punktus Mandzurijoj ar XII
tuf.
Bet tai butu jau tiesioginis
karas su Kinija. Nors faktiskal
ir dabar kariaunama su Kinija,
palietus Kinijos teritorija iskil-
tn kitas dalykas: ka tada darytu
Russia? Juk Maskva turi saw
tarpines pagalbos sutarti su XII
Mia. Ar Kinijos teritorijos pa
lietimas nebutu jau tikrai visuo-
tinio karo pradzia?
Visai galimas dalykas. O to
kaip tik dar ir bio daugelis po-
litikos lemeju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-05

Siandien suejo istisas menuo,
kaip Paryziuj e posedziauja
keturiq didziQjQ valstybiq uzsie-
niV reikalp pavaduotojai, dere-
damiesi del dinotvarkes paciq
ministeriu konferencijai.
Pereita savaite prisiekusieji
optimistai jau dziugavo, kad,
jau, esq, netrukus bus susitarta,
mes Gromyko padare ''labai di-
dele nuolaida": sutiko isbrauk-
ii is dienotvarkes Vokietijos nu-
ginklavima, kaip atskira klau-
sima, ir sutiko irasyti j dieno-
tvarke klausima apie bendras
politinio itempimo Europoje
priezastis. Tai butu jau beveik
tas pats, ka ir kiti trys is pat
pradziq sille. Skirtumas tik tas,
kad ju sillymas apima ne wien
Europos, bet ir viso pasaulio po-
litiniu itempimu priezastis.
Bet kitame posedyje optimis-
tu veidai vel istyso, kai Gromy-
ko atidenge, kokia yra jo taria-
mo nusileidimo kama. Jis parei-
kalavo, kad j dienotvare butu
|irasytas Atlantic Pakto ir kari
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-05
Pan AmerikoS konferenCiia

Argentinoje vyrauja nuotaikos,
CANA priesingos JAW kapitalc
Iitakai. (Panasiai, kaip Irane
prizes anglu bendroves zibalo sal
tiniu koncesijas). Peronas yra
vienas is uoliausiu tu nuotaiku
atstovu. Cia, turbut, gludi svar-
biausia priezastis prizes j Shame
kraste susidariusiuju antipati-
ju, o valdymo metodai sudaro
tik medziaga JOINS pakurstyti
Ir La Prensa dienrascio byla
nera be Sio atspalvio. Tai vienas
is didziausiu laikrasciu visame
pasaulyje, eina jau beveik SIM
tas metu, leidziamas privataus
asmens, paveldimas seimoje jau
ketvirta karta. Tai liberalus laik-
rastis, atstovaujas demokratine
ideologija politikoje ir liberalini
kapitalizma ukiniame gyvenime.
Tai buvo beveik vienintelis laik-
rastis Argentinoje, kuris ne tik
neprisidejo prie valdiskai orga-
nizuoto Perono garbinimo, bet
kaip tik jo atzvilgiu laikesi SAL
tai ir net CANA kritiskai
Is to suprantamos ypatingos
simpatijos tam laikraSciui cia,
Amerikoje. Jam simpatizuoja vi
81 "antifasistai" automatiskai,
wien tik del to, kad Perona laiko
beveik faSistu ar bent faSizmo
pamegdziotoju, is kitos puses
neabejotinai tam laikrasciui
|simpatizuoja visi liberalaus ka-
pitalizmo sluoksniai.
To laikrascio likvidavimo is
torija CANA sukta. Jis turejo uz-
|sidaryti del darbininku organi-
zaciju streiku prizes il, bet yra
zinoma, kad tos organizacijos
yra valdzio remiamos ir gal net
kontroliuojamos. Tie ivykiai ga
ma tamsiu seseliu atsiliepia ir
Pan Americas konfeencijai. Ne
|isvengiamai krinta j axis tai,
kad Argentinos, vienos didziau-
|siu sio zemyno valstybiu, vardas
Ikonferencijoj beveik neminimas.