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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-31
By sam Dawson

NEW YORK--tPp-High taxes,
rising costs and price freezes are
taking their toll of profits in many
industries. But others go BOOM
ing along, record sales pulling this
years earnings far above what
they made in the first half of last
year.
The mixed trend in the economy
is strikingly shown today in a
sampleing study of the pro-
fits of I'D leading companies in
their field. They are among the
first to report SO far on earnings
in the first six months, as m / d.
year statements pour forth from
company offices.
Asa whole, the 122 made ST.
S35, ,099,041 OBJ this year. This is
an increase of S35, 1895 over
last years total of $1,799, ,329, ,125
(B). Or less than two per cent.
In the first quarter of this year
coporate profits were 25 per cent
greater than they were in the
first quarter in 1850.
But the totals do not tell h e
whole story. And, of course, t h e
sampling is far from complete
and may show only a trend, not
a conclusion. Industry by industry,
the results were seldom before
so mixed.
Doing impressively better I h S
year than last were the container
and packaging companies, tn e
airlines and aircraft. Retail chain
stores, paper and pulp companies,
mining and metal firms, the oil
industry and makers of h avy
machinery turned in reports to
delight stockholders. Moderately
ahead of last year in the profit
column are business machine max
ers, chemicals, coal companies,
textiles, and electric appliance
companies. That is. these indus
tries gained this year as a whole.
although individual companies in
the various classes weren't doing
so we'll.
But taxes and price ceilings
took a heavy toll among others,
even when sales mounted. Drop
ping below last years total in the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-31

Chapter 19
The button eyes smoldered a n d
there was swift irritation on
the artists face, swiftly masked
Did you just happen along, or
am / under some sort of surveil-
lance 2"
Jigger ignored the charge, Get
ting back to Sally Woods. She
took up with another man aft e r
leaving you"
Did she, realiy?'
Who was your succe ssor,
Arents ?"
Should / kno@?"
Jigger said deafly. Who was
your successor. ArentS ?"
There was sudden. surprising
hostility in the artist. Are you
going to continue to waylay me,
and annoy met
Jigger looked sharply at tn e
artist Il thought we got past that
crisis. / though we were on
more cooperative basis
Arents said harshly. "Suppose
you tell me what your real game
is, mister"
Same as last night: The muir
der of Sally Woods"
The button eyes smoldered.
Keep lying to me, and I'll call
cop"
Jigger studied Arents thought
fully The artist seemed i'm angry
earnest; there was toughness in
him now. not just the rage of
man aggrieved at heckler.
The artist seized Jigger's wrist
firmly. Who are you? You didn't
bother telling me last night"
Jigger had the feeling of being
taken unawares, of being some
how suddenly in a situation he
hadn't prepared against. He said,
My name is Jigger Moran"
The grip on his wrist h e Id
And why are you really aft e r
Sally Woods ?" |
Jigger's mouth pened. Are
you kidding?"
Enough. to call the police!"
Jigger wrenched his wrist free.
"Arent's, you're being just a little
bit crafty now. I'm not after Sally
Woods; I'm after her murderer. :"
Arents said wrathfully, You're
looking for Sally Woods, you
mean. And you used the cheap lie
of murder to wrest information
from me-"
The idea formed slowly, veT Y
slowly You don't believe tn a t
Sally Woods is dead ?"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-31
Money Troubles
Worry Mint Man

PHILADELPHIA-tPl-So you
think you've got money worries?
Well, when the going gets rough,
remember the man in the mint.
He has his troubles, too.
Right now, people are using
UP money SO fast he can't make
enough to go around.
Pennies are the biggest cul-
prit. So, maybe you ought to be
careful about how many you put
in your piggy bank.
The strain on the mint is ter
rifle.
But it's not only piggy banks,
Superintendent Edwin Fl. Dressed
of the Philadelphia mint, aid to-
day.
Other greedyhusers of pennies
are parking meters, vending ma
chimes and sales and excise taxes.
The most recently reported
shortage of pennies is In Charlotte.
N. G., where the Federal Reserve
Bank had to appeal to the Trea-
surer of the United States for
more coins.
A sales tax whitn went into ef-
feet in South Carolina July ! was
part of the reason
But Dressed said the summer
seasbs al. aky hrings greater dc
mands fer ali types Of coins.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-31
Gos1a4e on the 7ou4,s
By JOHN RoEBURT

there was no reply.
A vase of withered tea roses
and small open paper box were
on the end table beside her. The
box was half-full of colered pills
that looked like banbiturates. Jig
gers eyes circled the room. There
was a whiskey bottle on a bureau
before double leather frame that
held pair of photographs.
Jigger stared across the room
at the photographs for a long mo-
ment. Two women, with small
close features. They were gen.
Grafton apart, but bore a resem-
blance to each other, like mother
and daughter. He knew TIL
younger one. 1t was Aunt Penny.
He crossed the room, lifted the
frame, and came back to the girl.
He pushed the frame at her,
pointing to one of the photo
graphs.
Who is she 2"
First fear showed in the girls
face, then there was a small reg
ister of surprise.
Jigger said, Get hold of your
self. You've got nothing to fear
from me-"
Her eyes burned into his face
like child seeking reinsurance.
Jigger smiled smoothingly After
moment he asked, will you an
swer a few questions 2"
She nodded heavily, with her
half-closed eyes moving from Jig
ger to Red in wavefing line
Jigger pointed to the photograph
again. Who is she 2"
The girl peered at the photo
graph hazily, then said, Aunt
Penny My Aunt Penny"
Jigger pointed to the second
photograph. And who is she ?"
My grandmother.
And her name?"
Her name was Cynthia Hunt
err"
It was sensational, but Jigger
was dead to sensation. He said
You're registered here as Sally
Woods"
The girl nodded again.
Jigger delayed the next ques-
ton; as matters stood now, it was
an idiot question. Anne Brown
was dead.
But the question had to be
asked. Jigger said, Anne Brown
Have you ever used the m
Anne Brown"
The girl shook her head.
Ito be continued)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-31

prizes were awarded to Mrs. E.
c. Mattinson and Mrs. c. d. Nc
Intire.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Leevcr of
Waverly, were recent guests of
DR.. Levers parents Mn and Mrs.
L. A. Lever.
MRS. l.. II. Hammer was assist
ed by Mrs. Elmer Sesslar when
she entertained the members of
the Past Noble Grand Club of
Little Miami Rebekah Lodge i'm
her home on Wednesday evening
July 25th. Members present were:
Mrs. William Gee, Mrs. Ray Ed
miston. Mrs. Frank Cherry, Mrs.
Leland Thomasson, Mrs. Orin
Slagle. Mrs. Russell Saylor, Miss
Betty Waugh. Mrs. Paul H o d g G,
Mrs. o. L. Dement,, Mrs. Fred
Burr, Mrs. Eva Massie, Mrs. Char
les Kemp, Mrs. j. r. Parker, Miss
Sarah Bradford, Miss Helen
Slough, Mrs. Stanley Massie, and
the hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood Stewart
and family and Miss Tt e m a
Stewart are on q motoring trip
through the west. Before return
ing they will visit Yellowstone
Park, California and will attend
the rodeo at Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Kitchen en-
tertained the members of til e r
euchre club with a picnic supper
at their home on Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dyer and
family and Mrs. James Sprague
and Kathy motored to Gouvenour.
N. York last weekend where they
are the guests Of Mrs. Dyer's par
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-31
New Commuter Lectures
About Neu Way OF Life

25 percent incline after an hour S
ride on the Long Island, that
there are two ways to get into
the house through the cellar and
three or four other ways without
breaking any windows.
1t took vi a year to get h r
ideas on paper, cut out paper mod
els of the furniture to scale and
find contractors and sub-contrac.
tors to swear she'd get the kind
of materials she wanted.
1t wasn't the architects fault
that she forgot a light in I h e
cellar lavatory or one in the at
tic where we store all our junk
collected after Is years of mar
ried life. He followed her ideas
to the inch.
The location is grand even if
nobody knows people live in our
house. It's hidden behind oak
trees. They're 100 years old but
taking them down would be back
breaking and that would me n
a lawn which means power lawn
mower and plenty of muscle. But
that's just minor detail.
First day in / had to erect a
medicine cabinet in the cellar Law
atory so / could shave. The medi-
cine cabinet in the bathroom is in.
but there's no basin. Shortages 1t
seems.
In some places the pa int e r
put more brush on the window
panes than on the woodwork. He
didn't miss the doorknobs either,
but he did miss radiator cover
completely and several strips of
moulding.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-31

Arents was looking watchfully
at him. Either you're a damned
faker, or an idiot; / won't bother
deciding which" He shook h S
head in disgust. Sally Woods is
alive, if that's really news to you.
l ran into her this morning. She
lives at the Flemish Arms, and
that I'm sure is news to you" He
brandished a fist IF you're ever
within a mile of me again"
Arents left the threat unfin-
ished, and walked away rapidly.
Jigger stared dumbly at his re-
treating back.
The Flemish Arms was a fourth
rate hotel in the East Twenties.
Its 10 b by was badly lighted,
irregular, and full a recesses like
hiding places. The shabby high
backed chairs were occupied by
a shabbier clientele.
On the eighth landing, arrows
marked the criss-cross of corri-
dors. Red said, Bet you tha t
we're the butts of some joker
Jigger said nothing. He didn't
dare trust his voice, or his think
ing. They reached Room 80, and
Red said nervously, I'VE go in
there and find Sally Woods, as big
as life. Then what ?"
Jigger said nothing. He had a
lunatic thought he was trying to
shunt What was the conventional
way of telling a young lady about
her recent demisei
A shrill voice called out inquir-
ingly from behind the door. Jig
ger pushed into the room word
lessly, with Red close behind him.
She stood between them n d
the door with the pupils of h c r
eyes unnaturally round. A ha n d
was over her heart; the scene re-
sembled that moment in motion
picture when the bat man crashed
into the ingenue's bedroom.
Jigger looked at her like some
one absorbed in the complex and
methodical details of a blueprint.
Her hair was coal black, abun-
dant, disordered. A pallor L h t
began at the eyes covered h r
whole face. She looked doped, but
Jigger knew she was drunk, or
close to it. They were ten feet
apart, but he could smell the al
cohol.
He watched her loop away, then
drop into a chair Jigger went
over to her. Are you Sally
Woods?"
Her head dropped lower, and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-31

available at the time of the sale
for individuals to sign authorizing
them to slaughter the animals,
also xempting e the slaughters
from counting them on his slaugh-
ter quota.
Certificates will be exempting
them from ceiling prices. There
will be approximately 40 head of
fat steers, so head of market hogs
and 20 head of market lambs, in
the sale.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-31

htS IL DIila q lev
weeks.
A country boy who moved in
to the city. ! decided maybe the
country wasn't so bad after all,
and six years ago my wife vi and
l picked out our own plot of
ground.
We paid our taxes every year,
except one time when the bill got
showed back in a seldom-used
drawer Every SO often we would
drive out and admire our hunk
of woods. occupied by some 40
oak trees. a couple of birches and
poison ivy.
About IA months ago. we de-
cided it was time. We became
more friendly with a University
Of Michigan graduate who came
close to winning a national con-
test in architecture last winter.
Maybe if we hadn't bothered
him SO much about the plans for
our six-room ranch house he
would have won it. Anyway. he
promised the plans would be un-
der our Christmas tree. Christ.
mas day. we looked, no plans.
Two weeks later, after several
long conferences with vi and
some changes here and there. he
gave us the blueprints and said,
Here's your headache. I hate
to do this because i think k
I've just lost two friends. You'll
be calling me All kinds Of names. 7
G was wrong, though.
I. r. find that Tn just able to
climb the s0-foot driveway on q
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-31
Al Ste er Sale
Billed Aug. q

Fourth fat steers will be ex-
empt from the OPS Regulations
at the annual sale on Thursday
afternoon, August 23. at the Mad
ison County Fair, according to a
report from the Extension Office.
Slaughter certificates will be
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-31


Homer Nelson student at Val
paraiso Technical Institute, Val
paraiso, Ind; came home Frfday Y
to spend the weekend with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Gohl have
been vacationing in Texas for two
weeks.
Miss Josephine Pancake enter
tanned with a dessert bridge in her
home on Friday evening. Th e
guests present included: Mrs.
Ralph Pancake of Springfield,
Mrs. z. G. Mattinson, Mrs. Fl. ].
Raine, Mrs. c. d. McTntire, Mrs.
M. e Roberts, Mrs Nesbitt Muir
ray, Mrs. w. A. Malshary, Mrs.
H. T. Nelson. Mrs. Paul M. Hal
brooks, Mrs. Fred Bostwick, Mrs.
Thomas sMattinson. Miss Margaret
Mattinson. Mrs. David Kirkwood,
Mrs. Walter Florence, Mrs. James
Florence, Mrs. Alfred Weisheimer
and Mrs. Van Allen Mattinson. AT
the close Of the games high score
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-31
BY Frank Eek
lEor Hal RoXlel

NEW YORK-tP,- My entire
life has been changed. 1t to k
me five years of contemplation
and people said / was crazy. They
told me not to do it, but | built a
home.
Or rather, 1 got a builder to
build it on my own little h f.
acre 40-odd miles out on Lon G
Island on the former Otto Kahn
estate--now known as Cold Spring
Hills.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-31
Washington TO
Get Station

WASHINGTON, Up The
federal communications commits
sion has tentatively granted an ap-
plication for new standard radio
station al Washington G. III. O..
The station would be on 1850 xiii
oeyeles, 500 watts, daytime only.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-31
WHAT WE CAN'T UNDERSTAND is how the
government boys have the Internal nerve to call Ii
amusement tax" There isn't anything funny
about ii

aHUnSCHGHA 81HA aHTNftHA EuHHJ
about ii!
OLD TOPPER HAD BEEN IN THE HOSPITAL
The nurse saw signs of recovery however It h old
soak tried to blow the foam off his medicine one
morning!
NOT LONG AGO family lost their home in
fire out at Madison Lake. Several generous per-
sons have sent donations and gifts Of clothing to
this destitute family. N you would like to e p,
please send your gift to Us and we'll to IL
that II reaches the proper hands. Come and do
your good turn" It'll make you feel better
USUALLY. WHEN A PERSON IS BORN WITH
A SILVER SPOON IN HIS MOUTH it's big
enough to accommodate complete silver service
for the United States Navy!
OLD HEYwooD sNuGG, the Bobbie Burns Of
Skeleton Park says Would some power the
gftie gle US, to see some folks before they us!"
THE SADDEST POSTAGE STAMP has been
printed. 1t illustrates two Civil War veterans The
youngster is looking up. The old timers head is
bowed The stamp commentaries the final reunion
of the United Confederate Veterans. Hats off, The
Flag is passing BY
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-31

This, however
is not a CO m
plain t, We n
though p e o pl e
still continuously
warn me about
the Long Island
r a i lr 0 a d, the
biggest little
railroad in til e
world. Thus far,
/ don't have too
many complaints
about the LIRR,
but I've been rid
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-31
Today In
Washington
BY The Associated Press
Senate

Adjourned until Wednesday.
Judiciary Subcommittee CO NJ
tinues hearings on institute of
Pacific Relations 1890 AM.
Foreign Relations and Arm e d
Services committees h old closed
hearing on S8,500OO0,0O0 foreign
aid bill t9;30 AM.
Finance committee hears auto
industry witnesses on $1,000, ,0O0,-
600 tax increase bill 1900 AMI.
House
Considers miscellaneous bill S
I'll AM
Foreign Affairs Committee con-
tinues foreign-aid hearings g
AM
Monopoly subcommitte ques-
tions Ford Frick in baseball in
auiry $3.50 AM.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-31

This newspaper is dedicated 70 public service and public
welfoe and hos fhe duty and responsibility of providing
euofe information and guidance which essenc 70 sound
judgment Distinguishing truth from error which sol
heofhY and vigorous democracy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-31

If no objection is filed the grant
will become final in 40 days.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-31

ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Lesson
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-08
KAS TOLIAU?

JungtiniQ Tautu sluoksiuose
tue tarpu linkstama pasitenkinti
tik moraliniu kinu pasmerkimu
ir nenorima skubintis su kokio-
mis- nors ju baudimo priemone-
mis-. Tiesa, 14-kos komitetas tam
"baudimui' apsvarstyti gal ir
bus greit sudarytas, bet tos
priemones, turbut, nebus greit
pavartotos, jei is viso bus. Pr
mas baudimo zingsnis butu ban
dymas nutraukti visokius pre-
kybos rysius su- Kinija.
Visu pirma skubinamasi SUI
daryti triju komiteta, kuris
bandytu vel atnaujinti taikos
derybas. 10 nariais numatyti
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-08
KIN|JA PASMERKTA
Junginu Tautu Organizacija neatsisake deju

" ia rezoliucija balsavo "A
valstybes. Susilauke 9, prizes
balsavo z: kaip paprastai, mask
WINS penketukas ir prie ju, kad
ir kitais sumetimais, prisidejo
India su Burma. siu dvieju
valstybiu vyriausybes prizes re-
zoliucija balsavo ne todel, kad
jos nenoretu pripazinti Kinijos
valdovu uzpuolikais, O tik prak-
tiskais sumetimais, manydamos,
kad papeikimas gall tik labiau
suDykinti uzpuolikus ir bus sur.
kiau SUI jais besusikalbeti, kad
liautqsi puole.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-08

Irano delegates (dabar ITO pir-
mininkas), Kanados ir Indijos
delegatai. Sis pastarasis' nebe-
nori sutikti dalyvauti po anksty-
vesniq nepasisekimu ir po da-
bartinio kinu pasmerkimo. Is
Peipingo pirmas atsiliepimas bu-
vo, kad tas pasmerkimas yra
galutinis kelio uzkirtimas susi-
taikymui, o tas "triju komite
tas''' taikos deryboms tai esas
Tx akiu dumimas.
Ka dabar darys kinai, spelio-
jana trejopai: 1. Pulls Korejoj
ir kitur; 2. Palauks kuri laika
ir paskui leisis ] kalbas del tai
kos; 3. Nei pulls, nei taikysis. o
laikys dabartine padeti, kuri,
tiesa, vargina juos patius, bet
vargina ir kitus.
Kuris is tu triju spejimu tel
singas, parodys tik ateitis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-08
GELEZINKELIAI
"SERGA"

Gelezinkeliu jiesmininkai stat
ga eme "sirgti'. Tai savotiskas
streikavimo budas. Didele da-
lis traukiniu turejo sustoti, SUI
sitrukde prekiu, siuntiniu ir net
laisku siuntimas. Tas pradeda
trukdyti darba ir kitoms imo-
mems, nes, negaledamos isvezti
gaminiu, negali toliau dirbti ir
yra priverstos savo darbininkus
paleisti 'atostogu''. 81 padetis
labai kenkia apsigynimo prog
ramos vykdymui ir Apsaugos
Mobilizacijos direktorius Charles
E. Wilson, pritariant preziden-
tut, viesai kreipesi gelezinke-
lininkus, kad jie visi gritty j
darba. zymi dalis paklause ir
grizo ar grizta, bet derybos del
darbo salygu tue tarpu dar ma
zai tepadare pazangos ir gele-
zinkeliai dar kuri laika lures
"sirgti".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-08
Frontas art6ja prize Seu|o

ITO kariuomenes vadovybe,
atrodo, pagaliau "surado", kur
yra kinu pagrindines pajegos.
lr paaiskejo, kad kinai yra uze-
me gynimosi pozicijas, kurios
vakarinej Korejos daily esancios
vos truputi j pietus nuo Seulo.
Bet daugelyje vietu kinai pa
spausti ITO pajegu technikine-
mis- priemonemis savo poziciju
neatlaike ir turejo pasitraukti
prie Seulo vos apie 5, kai kur
net 3 mylias. Centre pirmutines
fronto linijos vel jau esancios
tik apie 25 mylias nuo 3S-os
PARALLELS.
Bet Siuo metu ITO kariuo-
meme nesirengia zygiuoti toll,
nesirengia eiti per 38-ta paralele,
gal neis net ir per Hahn upe,
jei ir galetu, mes dabartines
pozicijos esancios pacios geriau-
sios atlaikyti - jos jau kadai
japonu esancios isbandy t S.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-08
February s, 1851 : No. 6.
SaICiauSia zienla

Pereita Dirva isleidziant vel
uzejo salcio ir sniego banga.
81 karta Clevelando miesto tvar-
kytojai jau nebelauke, kol gat-
YES bus uzverstos sniegu, pra-
dejo tuojau valyti, ir susisieki-
ma nesutriko, turejo sunkumu
tik automobiliai, nors ju daugu-
ma dar galejo vazineti. Tiesa,
81 karta ir sniego buvo ne tick
daug, uztat Salts uzejo, kokio
vietos gyventoju daugumas sa-
vo gyvenime neatsimena = Xxi
8 laipsniu Far. zemiau nulio
(apie = % c.. Daugelis lietuviu
susitike kalbejosi, kad tas Salts
visai primena Lietuva. Prizes ke-
lias desimtis metu is Lietuvos
atvyke su ilgesiu kalbejo: AK,
kad cia dabar taip roges! Et,
jie cia nezino, kas tai yra ro-
ges -
Po kelly dienu atsilo, sniegas
pradejo tirpti, bet prizes pat sio
Dirvos numerio isejima vel pra-
dejo salti ir, jei orc pranasai
neklysta, Salts busias dar di-
desnis -. Cia tokia ziema tikrai
nepaprastas dalykas ir visi Wy
resnieji tik ir kalba, kad ziema
visai kaip "in the old country.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-08

Kiekvienas kinu puolimas jiems
nepaprastai brangiai kastuotV
ir kahn ar pasiektu tikslo.
siuo metu karas vyksta ne tik
Soviniais, bombomis, bet ir po-
pierium bel 'balsais is dangaus"
Kinai svente Naujus Metus. Ia
proga is lektuvu buvo paskleis-
ia simtai tukstanciu lapeliu, ku-
riuose kinai kvieciami pasiduoti
ir kuriuose yra paties gen. Nc
Arthuro garantijos parasas, kad
pasidavusiam nebus nieko bloga
padaryta. Atrodo, kad kim ka-
rial yra itikinti, jog pateke anne
rikieciams j nelaisve jie butu
tuojau nuzudyti, nes paskutiniu
laiku daugelis pagautuju tuojau
puola ant keliu ir maldauja do
vanoti jiems gyvybe
Tu paciu Nauju Metu proga
amerikieciu lektuvai skraide
virs kinu poziciju ir per stiprius
garsiakalbius kiniskai kalbejo.
'Ko JUS klausote, kaip kokie
vergai, savo rusisku ponu?"
Drauge ir tuo budu kinai kvie-
ciami verciau pasiduoti ir iiems
uztikrinama, kad jie bus gerai
aprupinti ir galimai greiciau ga
les laisvai grizti namo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-08
EISENHOWERIO
NUOMONE

Generolas Eisenhoweris, dabar
Jungtiniu Atlantic Santarves ka-
riniq pajegu vadas, grizes is
keliones pc Europa, padare pra
nesimus prezidentui, Kongresui,
ir viesa pranesima per radija.
Savo pranesimuose jis visr
pirma labai pabreze Europos
svarbuma JAW saugumui ir di-
deli pavoju, kuris susidarytu
jeigu ir Vakaru Europa patektr
j prieSo rankas.
Toliau jis pareiske savo isl
tikinima, kad Europa turf CANA
pasiryzimo gintis, nelaukia vien
tik Americas pagalbos, bet drau-
ge nurode, kad toji pagalba yra
butinai reikalinga = visu pirma
ginklais ir medziagomis, bet taip
pat ir kariuomene.
Del Vokietijos dalyvavimo
Europos gynyme gen. Eisenho-
weris mano, kad tas reikalas vi
su pirma turf butt sutvarkytas
politineje plotmeje. Jis sake,
kad nenoretu tureti savo va
dovaujamoj kariucmenej tokiu
dalinip, kurie butu lyg if kariai