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Evening star., 1951-08-25
Police Check Girls Story
OF Sex Orgies. Drug Use
BY the Assoeioied Press

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. 25.-
A 19-year- old girls story Of drug
trafficking, sex orgies and or
ganized thefts involving more
than 100 teenagers was studied
today by police.
Prosecutor Graham w. Nc
Gowan said the girl, whose name
was withheld. told of wild mid
night parties in a wooded area
known to the youngsters as "Hot
Rod Heaven"
Mr.. MCGOWAN said the girl de-
|clared that as many as 100 young
people gathered in the woods from
South Bend, Elkhart, Goshen and
Argos, Ind, and Niles, Mich. ''t
She said they engaged in sex
acts, drank and took dope SNUG
gled in from Kentucky, and got
instructions from hoodlums on
how and where to commit thefts.
The girl was arrested Tuesday
by Deputy Sheriff William ].
Locks.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
Open Door Blamed
For Crash Landing
By lie Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-What
caused the violent vibrations Of
a Constellation flying over Rich
mond. va, July i9-vibrations
the pilot considered strong
enough to justify his crash land
ing the plane in a meadow?
Several witnesses testifying be-
fore q Civil Aeronautics Board Of
inquiry said the answer was the
unexplained opening Of a small
door on the top of the ships
wing.
The board concluded a 2-day
hearing into the accident yester-
day after hearing the testimony
of 81 witnesses.
Capt. John B. Armstrong, vet
eran pilot. set down the giant
ship near Richmond without any
injuries to the 48 passengers or
five crewmen. Capt. Armstrong,
a native Of Richmond and now
a resident of Miami. Fla, was
flying the Eastern Airline plane
from Newark. N. j. to Miami. He
testified that he decided to make
10 belly landing because he
thought it (the plane) was go
ing to disintegrate in the air"
Tests conducted after the mis-
hap, witnesses told the board
showed that an open door to the
planes hydraulic tank would
cause q four engine Constellation
to vibrate or buffet. The tests
were conducted at Eastern's field
in Miami on August 4. The test
showed the plane vihrated mainly
at speeds between 140 and 18s
miles per hour but that the buf-
feting decreased at higher speeds
Evening star., 1951-08-25
BY the AssoeiGtsd Press

HONG KONG, Aug. Chinese
Reds have sent one of their best
generals to Southwest China to
deal with the guerrilla force Of
Nationalist Gen. Ii Mi.
A recent Red broadcast from
Kumming said Gen. Chou Pao, the
Tiger General" has been put in
charge of two divisions to track
down and wipe out Ii, Mis- forces.
Gen, LIS guerrillas are operat-
ing in Yunnan and Wenshaw
provinces, north of China's bor-
ders with Burma and Indo-C China.
What s1ccess Gen. Chou has had
thus far is unknown. One COM
|pletely unconflrmed report said
part Of Gen. Lis forces had been
driven back into Burma.
Last month Communist news
paper here said "all brigands on
the Yunnan frontier have been
eliminated"
The Kumming broadcast, how
ever, said bandit gangs still are
Evening star., 1951-08-25
Third Man Enters Race
For Stafford cIerkship
BY the Assoeioied Press

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Aug.
25.-The Stafford County clerks
ofnce has become the object Of
a three-way race again as Leroy
j. Elliott. ST.. 37-year-old State
Highway Department clerk, has
announced his candidacy.
He enters a hot race between
Clerk s. L. Alexander and M. C.
Moncure. the Democratic nomi-
nee.
Mr.. Alexander was appointed tc
the post after the death Of James
A6hby. Mr.. Moncure defeated
Fitzhngh w. Hef1in in the pri-
mary this month to win the NOM
nation.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
Deer Of Ayiotion Era
Who Clutter Runwoy
Marked for Purge
BY ths Associated Press

PARKERSBURG. w. Va.
Aug. 24.Deer. which have
been enjoying the grass on
the Wood County Airport,
will pay dearly for the free
meal supplied by the county
The animals have become
accustomed to the roar Of ap-
preaching aircraft and have
been creating a hazard by
blocking the runway.
For the second time in re-
cent weeks planes have been
forced to land near the mid
die of the runway to avoid
hitting the deer.
Conservation Ofacer E. L.
Anderson said today that to
help the problem, Wood
County probably would have
its first open deer season in
history in December.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
Negro Musicians Elect
Officers al Convention
By The Assoeiuied Press

DR.. Roscoe Polin Of Indianap.
oils. was elected president OF the
National Association Of Negro
Musicians today as the group
closed its 28th convention.
Other officers elected were:
Nora Holt. New York City, first
vice president; Kathleen Holland
Forbes. Cleveland, second vice
president; orrin c. Suthern. Of
Lincoln University. Pa, executive
secretary; Ruth Allen Fouche
Chicago. recording secretary: Isa-
bel Coleman, Philadelphia. assist
ant secretary; and w. Russell
johnson, Philadelphia, treasurer;
r. Roderick Palmer Of Washing
ton was among the board mem
bers named.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
Charlottesville Hospital
Plans 43-Bed Polio Ward
BY ihs Assoeiased Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Aug,
25.-Dr. r. j. Ackart, director OF
the University of Virginia Hos
pital at Charlottesville. yesterday
announced plans for q 43-bed
polio ward at the hospital.
While the ward is in the PLAN
ming stage, DR.. Ackart said it can
be set up whenever needed. He
added that In the future the uni
versity hospital will assume re-
|sponsibility for all polio patients
sent there. DR.. Ackart clarified
this by saying that all polio cases
sent to the hospital viii remain
there for treatment and not trans
terred elsewhere.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
Prince Georges Official
Has Stomach Operation

Prince Georges County Commits
sioner H. Wilson Spicknall was
reported in satisfactory condition
today at Marine Hospital in Balti-
more after undergoing surgery for
a stomach condition.
Mr.. Spicknall's son, DR.. Charles
Spicknall, said his father "is do
ing very we'll" The operation
was performed yesterday, but not
by DIR. Spicknall. The doctor is
a Public Health Service physician
at Marine Hospital, but is not a
surgeon.
Commissioner Spicknall entered
Marine Hospital August 16.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
Woman S Dog Bites
New York Detective
In Narcotics Raid
BY III. A.soeiat.d d Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-A won-
an defended by q dog who bit q
detective was arrested today In a
roundup Of an alleged Broadway
dope ring suspected Of supplying
theatrical people and prostitutes.
Police identified her as Mary
Mccarthy. 4S, and said she spe-
cialized in selling "joy poppers"-
heroin with a relatively mild
"kick."
She was the second woman
among eight persons arrested in
an alleged $500, 900 : a year ring
operating out Of city-operated
Bellevue Hospital without the
knowledge Of hospital authorities.
The other. Paula Russo, 43, a
beautician. hid narcotics in her
brassiere, police said.
Called Night Source.
The said Miss Mccarthy was
suspected Of supplying actors and
musicians in the Times Square
area and was known as "the one
to see after 4 am" when night
workers found other sources
limited
Police went to her Manhattan
apartment early today where a
terrier leaped at Detective Jerry
Valente and ripped his trousers.
Also arrested on narcotics
charges, police said. were:
Thomas Edgeworth, 40, accused
OF providing dope to prostitutes
In the Broadway area between
Eighty and Ninetieth streets,
Alfred Ortiz. jr., 90. jobless and
on relief, described as having
turned to dope peddling to aug
ment his income.
Morris Kurtz, ~, described as
wanted by Philadelphia police as
q fugitive.
Received Relief Checks.
Arrested earlier in the week
were Mariana Rubino, q, alleged
boss Of the ring, accused of keep
ing a cache Of drugs at the hos
pital, and BENJAMIN Provenzano,
q hospital maintenance man.
The City Welfare Department
said Rubino and his wife and child
drew $2,835 in public relief checks.
He had been on relief for 26
months, receiving $130.80 monthly
until last March when he received
a rent-free residence at an apart
ment house and the relief allot-
ment was cut to $81 a month.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
Truce
CONTINUED From First Page.)

pension of armistice negotiations
I will direct my representatives
to meet with yours. with a view
to seeking a reasonable armistice
agreement"
The Allied delegation, headed by
Vice Admiral c. Turner Joy, stood
by at United Nations advance
headquarters in Munsan, ready to
go to Kaesong if the Reds give
the word.
Gen. Ridgway's reply, in tone
and content. came as no surprise
to observers here.
They said he could hardly apol-
ogize for incidents he had already
branded as manufactured in ad-
vance,"
Nor, the observers said, can the
Reds accept the blast as the "sat-
isfactory" answer they demanded.
Pulls No Punches.
1t is possible, said the observers,
the Reds will agree to continue
negotiations. and try to convince
the world they are doing so for
the sake of peace.
Gen. Ridgway pulled no punches.
He told the Reds:
This most recent addition to
alleged incidents so utterly false.
so preposterous and so obviously
manufactured for your own ques-
tionably purposes does not, in its
own right, merit reply.
Nor do the incidents you have
cited. When not fabricated by
you for your own propaganda
needs, these incidents have proven
to be the actions Of irregulars
without the slightest connection
with any forces or agencies under
my control.
"Palpably Compounded"
1.-THE evidence in this most re-
cent alleged violation was even
more palpably compounded for
your insidious propaganda pur-
poses than your earlier efforts.
II have caused the results Of
the investigation into this most
recent allegation to be widely pub
licized, SO that the entire world
win be fully cognizant of your
quite evident attempt to use a
manufactured incident in order
to evade your responsibility for
having suspended the negotia-
ltions.
"The allegation made in your
several recent communications
are rejected without qualification
as malicious falsehoods totally
without foundation in fact.
when you are prepared to
terminate the suspension of armi-
Istice talks ! will direct my repre-
sentatives to meet with yours,
with a view to seeking q reason
able armistice agreement"
Leaves II Up to Them.
This last paragraph gave the
Communists their choice Of resum-
ling negotiations or calling them
lof for good.
The feeling around Gen. .Ridg-
Evening star., 1951-08-25
Plane
tContlnued From First Page.)
six sister ships August !. It's ca
pacity load was So passengers, Nv.
crewmen and 5000 pounds of mail
Victim Plonned to Bring
Family to FoIIs Church

An Air Force major planning
to return his wife and two small
children to their Falls Church
Cva0 home from California was
among so persons killed In q plane
crash at Oakland, Calf, yester-
day.
He was Maj. Beverly L. Britton,
a Californian living at 718 Hull
wood avenue while he was as
signed to the Pentagon.
Neighbors said his wife, Mrs.
Catherine Chase Britton. and their
children. Glenn, 31a, and Judith,
one, had been visiting her par
entS in Whittier, Calf, since July
/, when Maj. Britton was sent to
Paris.
He served during the war as an
infantry officer. mostly in Hawaii,
and transferred to the Air Force
in September. 1947. His mother,
Mrs. Anna Britton, lives in Los
Angeles.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
Purty Chief Turns Down
.Nehru's ReshuffIe Bid
BY the Assoeioisd Pres.

NEW DELHI, India, Aug. 25.-
P. D. Tandon said yesterday he
would quit the presidency of the
Congress Party rather than re-
shuttle the party'S high command
at the bidding of Prime Minister
Nehru.
Tandon spoke to party workers
at Gwalior, 200 miles south of
Delhi. The controversy between
him and Nehru was brought to a
crisis when the Prime Minister
resigned from the party's Execu-
tive Committee early in August.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
PROPOSALS

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRA-
TON, PUBLIC BUILDINGS SERV-
ICE, WASHINGTON, d. c., AUG.
% 1951-sealed bids. in dupiicate
Tor LOT construction Of the new fire.
Airport at Gravelly Point, Virginia,
will be received until pm, stand
ard time, on Sept. l3, 1851, In
Room No. B-341 1-B, General Serv-
ices Building. Washington, D. c.,
and aMnd then publicly opened in Room
quired. If the amount Of the con-
tract exceeds $4,000. U. s. Standard
Form No. %, Construction Contract,
will be used and performance and
payment bonds viii be required:
Documents and two sets Of draw
ings and specifications win be sup
piled without charge to each gen.
eral contractor interested in bid
ding on the complete project, all Of
which must be. returned. Upon re-
undersigned. one set Of drawings
and specifications win be furnished
to builders exchanges, chambers Of
commerce and other similar organic
zations, with the understanding that
the set will be retained on their
premises and made. available for
inspection by any interested sub
ding material may be obtained at
Room No. 1904, General Services
Building 10th and r Streets NV,
Washington 20, d. c., Phone EX-
ecutive 1900, Extension 1897.
au26,27,2S.
CONVENIENT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, DIRECTOR OF
SANITARY ENGINEERING. d. c..
August %, 1851. SEALED PRO-
POSALS win be received in Room
500, District Building, 14th and 3
Streets, NV. Washington 4, d. c.,
until 200 pm, E.D.S.T.. August
30, 1851, and then publicly opened
and read for the following projects.
I'd Construction Of STORMWATER
SEWER. vicinity 42nd Street. and
Benning Road, NE, consisting Of
1856 linear feet Of 2,6" to 3, diameter
concrete and brick masonry sewer.
and 40 linear feet of 49, diameter
terra Gotta pipe sewer. (2l construc-
ton of SERVICE SEWER, vicinity
Blaine Street and 46th Street. NE,
consisting Of 1,240 linear feet 10"
diameter terra Gotta pipe sewer.
Proposal forms. drawing and speci-
fications may be obtained in the
Once of Chief Clerk, Engineer De-
partment Room 427. District Build.
ing. eTelephone National 5000, Ext.
237SO au23, ,24,25, ~ 1929.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
Mexicons Celebrate Victory

PUEBLA. Mexico. May 5 is a
big holiday in Mexico. On that
day Mexicans commemorate the
1862 Mexican victory over the
French in Puebla. The Mexican
Army was commanded by General
Ignacio zaragoza.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
VIEW Members Gather

NEW YORK, Aug. Is R.--
Members of the Veterans of For
eign Wars started arriving today
for their SD annual national en-
campment. An estimated 100,0 900
former servicemen and their fam
lilies are expected.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
Crash Kills Womun

NORTH PLATTE, Nebr., Aug.
Is tP.-Mrs. Thomas Duncan, IS.
Of Alexander, Pa, was injured fa-
tally yesterday in an automobile
accident s miles west Of here on
Highway 30. a.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
LOST.

AO01O
BANK BOOK. Citizens Of Takoma Park
store. Silver sprinE. Leibeg rd., Rt 3,
Silver Spring. --26
BOSTON BULL, female, black and white,
answers to Midge"; vie. 18th and Mich.
DACHsHUNDMorESart Hsasls a, black and p tan, =,
OV. 1888. 20 =.
DARK GLASSES with prescription lenses.
Lost Wed. vic. 18th and i. AP. O6O4. --26
COCKER, creem-colored. mos. old; Fri.
FOUNTAIN PEN, scheafIer's. black and
gold. engraved: LARRY WOLF. Sept
Ceased SS s k.Ts4d @ roR oR. $685. ss5s nov 2s s.
"TRIP OF FILM, yellow tin box. lost on
streetcar between Sth. st.. Sc. and 14th
and Decatur. Reward offered. Can II.
ity 18th and Pa. ave., Thursday night.
WO. 0S76.
WALLET, black calfskin, Aug. %, contain
ing approx. $50, American Legion card
and personal papers. Reward. co. 1885.
WALLET, lady'S,. yellow, contents valuable
TO owner; drugstore on corner Of 18th and
= NV: ia. 6-6S80. -7
TIAILLET-nI0En lesther, man's, vill give
MUisseclHLISTz. uN. 1857. y M55 D-5S
WRIET WATCH. lady's Tuesday after
aSSn aSS 0sswesa nW R.TSHd rSse M MOrs5y ssys and
t9H LOST .TSM Oh TNMANIED . Z. animals. s.,;,H call
LEAGUE. a Q st. nv NO. $3.50.
hund, "Otto." call EN- 1926. 20
kEWARD-FtndeT kindly return black bag,
@ed sm. on PStS PRsrs St ann .ey .c Sis aTss
Irving st. me-. LA. 6-5726.
Evening star., 1951-08-25
FOUND.

EABY CLOTHES iron Baby showeF5.
vicinity Edmonston I'd. and Defense
hwy, BlAdensburg. Nd. UN. 0419.
ENGLISH BULLDOG, liRht brown and
white. male. Found ct Manor Club Aug.
9th: 81. 67O9.
1ADIIg WATCH. lSth and " NV. Thurs.
moInlnSt owner may claim By identtfying,
eontecs boliee Precinct no. .. -27
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Us TREMTIEs)

pirkti, jis turf laisvoje rinkoje
moketi uz centneri po 200 rub
liu ir daugiau.
= Ar ivairiu prekiu Lietuvo-
je yra?
Negalima butu sakyti, kad
nebutu. Pasitaiko prekiu apran-
gal, ir kitokiu, bet visa nepa-
prastai brangu. Ir pacios prekes
daugiausia zemos kokybes. Dir
banciQju uzdarbiai, palyginus su
kainomis, yra nedideli. Del to
visiems sunku, nes is gaunamo
uzdarbio ir maistui vos pakan-
ka. Provincijos paprastas dar-
bininkas per menesi tick uzdir-
ba, kad jis gall laisvoje rinkoje
nusipirkti centneri grudu duo
mai.
Toliau grizusieji pasakoja apie
sio meto Lietuvos "turtuolius"
Jei jau kuris ukininkas turi po-
ra karviu ir dar arkli - tas jau
laikomas CANA 'turtingu. Pasitai-
ko, kad ir kolchozus suvary-
items ukininkams pasiseka kuri
laika nusislepti karve bel arkli.
Toki jau laikasi "neblogai', mes
jie gall uzdirbti.
Ar yra giizusiq lietuviq, 1941
metals istremtu Rusijon?
- Netrukus po karo pasitai-
kydavo tokiu sugrizeliu. Kodel
jie buvo grazinti - ir siandien
Lietuvos gyventojams nera ga
lutinai aisku. Manoma, kad tie
grazinimai buvo atlikti propa-
cardinals tikslais. Kitaip ju
negalima isaiskinti del to, jog
"grazintieji" neilgai trukus vel
buvo istremti. Cia pat grizusieji
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Algrdas Landbergis is Gab jos slestos knygos "Proza

- AS nezinojau, kad jie nesioja
maisus. Gal atidesim kitam sykiui?
Ne! - garsiau negu reikia su-
riko Petras.
- Uzeikim alaus, tau drasiau bus,
- pasiJle Gino. Jis kvepejo skutimosi
tepalu If rupestingai tyre savo nagus.
Jie ejo tyledami. saligatviai knibz-
dejo zmonemis. Keli vaikigaliai atsisu-
ko ir stebejo Petro eilute. Miestas uze
aplinkui, sventiskai didelis, svetimas.
Tai Amerika, kartojo Petras sau.
Amerika. Prize Lietuviu Svetaines duru
jis stabtelejo ir stengesi aprept viska
akimis, kad galetu duct jai varda ar
isdainuot. Bet angelas isslydo is jo ap-
kabinimo, kaip zaltys, ir issaukianciai
plazdejo aplink j.
Jie godziai gere salta alu, ir Petras
prisimine nevalges nuo pat ryto. Salia
du naujakuriai uturiuodami srebe ko-
pustus. Sriubos kvapas erzino j, ir jis
nenorom klausesi ju kalbos.
-... anasyk isvaziavom uz miesto
ir turejom laukt visa valanda. Keturios
eiles automobiliu zuja be pertraukos.
Pagalvok, kick automobiliu. Amerika,
brolau, tai turtas
Amerika, koks tavo kunas, kokia
tavo siela, kokia tavo kalba? Petras
ziurejo kaimynu drabuzius, gloste
stale medi ir stengesi atskirt naujus
kvapus. Viskas buvo Amerika. Bet kaip
ia apciuopt, kaip isgirst ja dainuojant?
Lietuvoje kiekviena pirkia, kiekvienas
vakaras dainuodavo, kai zmones buda-
vo sumige ir dainos nutile. Bet, Ame-
rika?
niekas siuksliu nerankioja.
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Petras ziurejo jai tiesiai j axis.
Taip, il svari, soti, didelem AKIN ir di-
dele burma. il kitokia, bet ir ia patti.
Kaip arti il dabar. il stebisi, rausta.
Kick daug dazu jos veide. Ia vakara,
mokyklos vaidinime, uzlindau uz sic
nos. Viskas kvepejo taip keistai, taip
naujai. Isiziurejau moteri SUI isdazytu
veidu. il atrode is kito pasaulio. Cia
kitas pasaulis. Amerika. Lentgalis.
Kaitra. Pilkuma. Triuksmas. Prosas.
Bet ir j Amerika. il is kaulu ir mesos.
Koks liemuo. il galetu atsakyt, galetu
isdainuot. Ja galima apkabint, laikyt
kaip angela. sitoj eibej pavidalu turi
but angelas. Angelas? Taip, angelas.
Su isdazytu veidu, nematoma sirdim,
paslaptingai keistas, bet angelas. il
= angelas
Staigus dziaugsmas nutvieske Pet
70 samone. Jis visu isgasciui griebe
Lucy j glebi ir kasdamas isisiurbe jos
lupas. il nesipriesino, uzklupta ir DIRE
bedama. Paleides ia, jis paklaikusiom
akin apzvelge kambari, sudave Gino
per peti, ir isbego pro duris.
Petras juokesi miestui j veida. Jis
zinojo, jis girdejo. Prose- garai nusedo,
kaip migla, zmoniu judejime buvo pras-
me ir ritmas. Sviesos skambejo visais
vargonu tonais. Dangaus buvo daug If
jis lauke muzikos. Petras mosikavo
rankom, girtas savimi.
Jis nebegalvojo apie Lucy. Isiautes
kambarelin, jis istrauke is po lovos la
gamma ir grudo jis savo darbines kel-
mes, kariskas kojines, sunkius batus,
lupine armonika spalvotoj dezutej. 10
rankos venge liesti tuos daiktus, lyg
jie butu mirusio zmogaus.
Paspyres liekanas, jis uzspaude
lagamina ir stabtelejo. Gretimam kam-
barry kazkas sukrebzdejo. Petras su-
prato pabudines dede ir atidare duris
atsisveikinimui.
Kambarys btvo pilnas menesienos.
Dede sedejo ant lovos ir jo baltos, apa-
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KAS DEDASI LIETUv0JE?

vokieciai pasakojo apie viena
lietuvi, is Rusijos grazinta 1916
metals. 1941 metals jis buvo
istremtas is siaurines Lietuvos
vienos vietoves, taciau jo EMO
ma, kadangi tremimo metu ne
buvo namuose, liko neistremta
1916 metals tasai lietuvis, ge-
rokai suvarges, grizo Lietuvon
pas savo Selma. Taciau cia tepa.
gyveno 3 menesius ir vel buvc
istremtas. Tokiu atsitikimo pa.
stake ir daugiau.
Niekas nelaukia laiskp is
pabegeliq j Vakarus.
Lietuvoje dar tebegyvena lie.
tuviai apie j Vakaru Europa pa
begusius savo artimuosius ven.
gia is viso kalbeti. Tx jau ge.
raj artimai pazistamam ir patti.
kimam zmogui tylomis prasita.
ria:
- Gerai, kad jie pabego. Ii
tegu tik nesusigalvoja grizti. II
laisku NUNS teneraso, mes lais.
ko gavimas gall reiksti NUNS
kelione j Sibira.
Ir Wis delto pasitaike, grizu.
siu vokieciu pasakojimais, a.
sanciu is Vokietijos. Vienas SUI.
sirasinejimas buvo CANA slegus
Brolis, pabeges Vakaru Euro.
pom, pagaliau ryzosi parasyt
laiska broliui, palikusiam ma.
muose. Taciau kai tasai laiskas
atejes is Vokietijos, pasiekt
gimtine, jo brolio jau nebuvo
- jis anksciau jau buvo istrem
tas Rusijon. Istremtajam lais
kas, atejes is Vokietijos, buv(
peradresuotas ir pasiustas Ru
sijon.
Ar visi vOkieciai is LietuvOs
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KAS ir KUR

Vokietijoje dar yra 4104 lie
tuviai, turi DIP statusa. DIP sta
tuso neturinciu yra apie 1000.
Is Vokietijos dabar kas menesi
isemigruoja apie 200 lietuviu.
: Vokietijos lietuviu atstovu SUI
vaziavimas ateinantiems me-
tams isrinko siu asmenu valdy-
ba: Pr. Zunde, E. Simonaiti ir
Pr. Karaliu. Kandidatais: Venc-
lauska, Lukosiu, Mazeika, Rau-
cha ir Makarska.
., Liepos 18 d. New Yorke ivyko
Kunigu Vienybes seimas. Seine
isrinkta nauja Kunigu Vienybes
valdyba: pirm. J. Balkunas,
vicepirm. J. Baltusevicius, ma
riais - J. Matulaitis ir V. Da-
busis.
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. Vincas Ignaitis, Lietuvos ir
Pabaltijo dailiojo ciuozimo meis-
teris, dabar gyvena Kanadoje,
Brantforde jis veda dailiojo
ciuozimo mokykla. Mokykloje
yra apie $50 mokiniu.
Neseniai Kanadoje trys lie
tuviai gydytojai gavo praktikos
teises: Maria Arstikaityte,
Aleksas Valatka lis Toronto) ir
Vladas sulma Gs Montrealio).
rs svedijos pranesama, kad
jos krantus mazu laiveliu paste
ke trys lietuviai ir paprase ap-
saugos. Jie pabege is nedidelio
rusu laivo "Samsun", kuriame
be ju dar buve trys rusai. Juos
surise. Laiva "Samsun" su su-
ristais jurininkais, svedai juro-
je RADIO ir taip pat atgabeno j
Svedija.