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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-18
Community Evenfs
T o D A Y

1T U ID A From 8 am. to pm.-Special city election. Polls in Alaska Electric Light and Power Co.,, store. At 8 pm.-American Legion Aux Hilary meets in Dugout. At 7:30 p.m.-Delta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meets at Baranof. At 8 pm. Folkateers meet in grade school gym. At pm.-Odd Fellows meet ir IOOF Hall. Degree dril. At 8:30 p.m.-Community Center night at Teen Age Club with square dancing.
 September 19 At noon-Kiwanis Club meets, Bara- nof Hotel. At 80 p.m.-Juneau Woman's Club meets at home of Mrs. Don Mor- rison. At 2 pm.-WSCS meets at home of Mrs. Harold Schultz. At 8 p.m.-Sewing Circle of WSCS meets at home of Mrs. Harry Hoose. At 8 p.m.-Elks Lodge. At 8 p.m.-Alaska Potters meet at home of Mrs. Joe Werner.
 September 20 At noon-Chamber of Commerce meets, Baranof Hotel. At 8 pm.-City Council meets Tn chambers at City Dock. At 8:45 p.m.-Juneau Singers re- hearsal at Methodist Church. At Women of Moose to meet.
 September 24 At noon-Lions Club meets at Bar anof Hotel. At 8 p.m.-American Legion Post meets in Dugout.
 September 25 At noon-Rotary Club meets in Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-18
MRS. BURDTCK GOES TO HELENA, MONT.

Mrs. Charles Burdick, wife of the assistant regional forester of the U. s. Forest Service, left Juneau Saturday via Pan American plane en route to Helena, Mont.
 Tn Helena she will visit her sis ter until joined about the middle of November, by her husband. The couple will then go to Phoenix, Ar izona, on vacation. They plan to re- turn to Juneau about the first of the year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-18
CALIFORNIAN'S DREAM COMES TRUE IN ALASKA VACATION

Her trip to Alaska was the real ization of a dream to Mrs. Edna Stanford, of Los Angeles, who left for the south on the Princess Louise after visiting MT. and Mrs. Norbert Ottke for ten days.
 Mrs. Stanford is with the Los Angeles Veterans Administration where MT. Ottke was stationed be- fore coming to Juneau as chief of the VA claims division.
 While north Mrs. Stanford made the Whitehorse trip and was greatly impressed by all she saw of the fabulous northland" she had dreamed about.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-18
CAA, Alaska Native Service and other government agencies.

CAA, Alaska Native Service and other government agencies.
 McGrath Top Town
 There were contributions from 60 more communities in 1950-51 than the previous year, Mrs. Her mann said. and ranking first of all communities in the territory is McGrath where $700 was raised among the towns 110 permanent residents-giving McGrath the highest per capita rating in the United States.
 The years drive will afford the Alaska Division $13,OO0 for carry ing on cancer work in Alaska next year, it was explained by the so- ciety's commander.
 Greatest accomplishment of the year, she said, was bringing team of cancer specialists from the states on an educational and clin- ical tour of principal towns in AL aska
 Short Course for Doctors
 One of the principal items bud- geted for the coming year will be professional education and the AL aska Division of the American Can- cer Society will participate in program to send 13 Alaska doctors to Portland to attend short course on cancer treatment at the University of Oregon medical school later this month.
 Delegates Elected
 Dr. w. P. Blanton and Mrs. Her mann were elected delegates to at tend two meetings of the ACS, the Northwest Conference in Portland Sept. 23 and the annual meeting in New York City October 23-23. pr. Blanton also will be one of the physicians attending the medical school short course.
 Charles w. Carter, president of the Board of Directors, presided over the meeting at the Baranof and these members heard Mrs. Her mann's report Mrs. c. c. Carter. Mrs. L. s. Grant, Mrs Laura Mo Milan, treasurer; Miss Priscilla Parker, Mrs. Don Morrison, George Haen, representing MT. Heintzlenan, Dr. Blanton, Dr. Clayton L. Policy, pr. John H. Geyer and Mrs. Ali N. Monsen.
 At a meeting in October, there will be a complete report on the years work, Mrs. Hermann said. An amazing amount of work for the money spent" according to MT. Carter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-18
SEWING CIRCLE WILL HAVE EXTRA MEETING

Two meetings of the Womens So- ciety of Christian Service will be held this week.
 On Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock it will meet at the home of Mrs. Harold Schultz at 606 West 10th Street.
 On the same day at 8 p.m., there will be an extra session for those who can not attend the afternoon meeting. This meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Honey Hoose at 1C4 West 9th Street, between Gold Belt and Dixon Avenues.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-18
Gamer Crusade In Territory Leads Nation

How does the Alaska Division of the American Cancer Society spend its money?
 Every nickel of the 1949-195 budget was accounted for at the meeting of the Board of Directors of the Alaska Division at the Bar anof hotel Monday night, but the item that those present found most interesting, most revealing of the good accomplished by the Cancer Society, was the expenditure of S250 fund for direct service to cancer victims.
 As Mrs. Mildred Hermann, com- mander of the Alaska Division eX- plained, only $250 was budgeted for direct service last year because the cancer program in the terri tory was just getting under way and there had been no calls for such service the previous year.
 And none this year until near the years end. Then the S250 was spent on one cancer victim. Fol one little girl who had had a can- cer removed from a kidney. The operation on the child-she is only five-was performed in Anchorage and her physician prescribed ra- dium treatments. That required q trip to Seattle and money for the treatments and family funds had been used up by the little girls illness. Norrison-Knu Com pany provided transportation south for the child and her mother on company airplane. There were rel atives with whom the two could live in Seattle. But it was the S250 of the Cancer Society's fund budgeted direct service to cancer victims" that provided the neces- sary life-saving radium treatments for this small sick child
 "She will recover now, the doc tors say" Mrs. Hermann told the board members.
 Next year, Mrs. Hermann said, a greater sum will be budgeted for direct service.
 This will be possible because the 1950-51 Cancer Crusade in Alaska raised half again as much money as last year, she explained.
 S3O,000 Raised
 Total of the 1950-51 crusade will pass $30,000 Contributions already received amount to S2o,936.54, ac- cording to the tentative report for the drive.
 ta, ranks highest of any Division of ta, ranks highest of an Division of the American Cancer Society for crusade funds received during the last year.
 Federal agencies in Alaska, col lections from which were super vised by B. Frank Heintzleman, accounted for 50% of Alaska's can- cer crusade contributions and incIu- ded donors from the U. s. Army, Airforce and 17th Naval District as well as the Alaska Railroad,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-18
pAA Flies Light Loads Monday

Pan American World Airways car ried light loads Monday with 12 arrivals from Seattle and 28 depart ures southbound
 From Seattle: O. M. Brown, Ernest Gilligan, Mrs. L. Johnson, MT. and Mrs. Jay Johnson, Dolcie Ann Kirby, Mrs. Dorothy MacNichol, Barbara Oddson, Virgil Roseman, Mrs. M. Roberts, A. Webster, Howard Weav- CT.
 To Seattle: Arthur Gervais, Obert Hyde, MT. and Mrs. Sanford Lysne, James Nets, George Sundborg. Rob- ert Kruss, Ed Moeller. Charles Muehe, H. E. Christensen.
 MT. and Mrs. Phillips, MT. and Mrs. Leonard Ehman, Edwin Weis- gerber, Henry Harmon, MT and Mrs. Bernhard, Jesse Barr, Ed Carson, c. Nestor, Fannie Goss, Don Mill iron. Edwin Bartheld, Shell Sim mons, Norman Banfield, Robert Bartheld.
 To Ketchikan. Clara Williams.
 VISITOR FROM ANCHORAGE
 Kenneth E. Lloyd of the Alaska Railroad from Anchorage is stop ping at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-18
RUMMAGE SALE

V. F. w. Rummage Sale, George Brothers Building, Franklin Street Saturday Sept. g. 915-4t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-18
sITKA VISITORS

MT. and Mrs. w. Phillips of Sit ka are at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-18
ENROUTE TO FAIRBANKS

MT. and Mrs. Eugene Pugh of Boise Idaho are leaving for Fair banks tomorrow after having spent several days getting oriented at the Alaska Department of Public Welfare. Pugh will be district rep resentative and Mrs. Pugh will take over a newly created job of public welfare work there. The couple have had experience in public vel fare work in western states.
 FROM VIRGINIA
 Mrs. J. R. Pullman of AleXan- dria, Va. is stopping at the Bar anof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-18

The Bombay duck is member of the fish family Synadontidae.
Evening star., 1951-08-30

A smashing value like this isn't just born out Of
the wild blue yonder. It's made . the product Of
months and months and months of planning.
virtually endless working with some of the coun-
try's fine furniture makers and shopping around"
for hard-to-find raw materials. Finally it means
we've traded a quoted figure down little one
place and secured special price concession at
another -. totalng to tidy savinssl
GOidenbers's Bedroom Furniture. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-30
New Ceiling Light Comes Dow y1n
To Eye Level for READING

II you're troubled with mis-
placed overhead lighting, a remedy
is at hand.
At the third meeting of the
Illuminating Engineering Society,
held last night in the Shoreham
Hotel. a new idea designed to
eliminate this inconvenience was
described by Alston Rodgers of
the General Electric Co., and
Theodore c. Sergeant, Of the
Sylvania Electric Co.
The gadget primarily is a new
plastic fixture for ceilings, which
contains a spring controlled reel
of wire that can be pulled down to
eye-sight level. In other words.
its a movable type of lamp sus-
pended from the ceiling, and fully
adjustable for breakfast room or
writing table use.
Evening star., 1951-08-30

The effects Of street lightip 9 or
traffic accidents and crime will
be discussed today at the con-
ference.
The group closes its four-day
session this afternoon. II has
$500 members who are lending
their professional services ITO the
Government. Already the So ciety's
various committees have received
eight technical assignments from
the Armed Services. to 'be ex-
Iecuted without charge in Vhe in
trest of national defense an d pub
lie service.
Chief among the CONNIE ntators
today will be T. j. Seburn, city
traffic manager of Kansas City,
Mo.
Evening star., 1951-08-30
Gen. Kenney 10 Retire
From Air Force Saturday

Gen. George C. Kenney, the Air
Forces second ranking general.
will retire on Saturday.
Ceremonies will be held at Boil
ing Air Force Base at 4 pm. in
his honor.
Gen. Kenney will receive a sec
ond Oak Leaf Cluster to his Dis
tinguiShed Service Medal and the
Legion Of Merit from Gen. Hoyt s.
Vandenberg, Air Force Chief Of
Staff.
Gen. Kenney, until recently,
has been commanding general Of
the Air University at Maxwell Air
Force Base, Ala.
Evening star., 1951-08-30
Judge Must Settle
Ownership Of IS Dogs
BY the ASsoeiatsd Press

LOUISVILLE, KY. Aug. 30
Fifteen Boston terriers were liter
ally dumped into the judicial lap
of Domestic Relations Judge Louis
JUL.
Joseph Hoagland. a, a dog fam
cier, says the terriers are his.
He says his eStranged wife took
the terriers away from his home,
and charged her with larceny
Mrs. Hoagland, AZ, also a dog fan
cier, says there can be no larceny,
because she is half-owner.
They put the problem up to the
court, where a divorce suit is pend
ing. Judge JUL said he'll wait un-
til Friday to make up his mind.
Evening star., 1951-08-30
Bridge Worker Dies in Foil

YORKTOWN. Va, Aug. 80 (P1.
20. L. Floyd. 80, a steel worker.
of Amherst, plunged 80 feet to
his death here yesterday from the
new Yorktown bridge. Fellow
workmen said the man apparently
was struck by a piece of metal
being moved into place and. lost
his balance. falling to q barge
below.
Evening star., 1951-08-30
Scientific Group Elects

BAR HARBoR, Me-, Aug. 80 Up,
Election Of DR.. Edwin c. Wilson
as president of its scientific COM
mittee was announced yesterday
by the Jackson Memorial Labora-
tory.
Evening star., 1951-08-30
New Librarian Named

STAUNTON. Va. Aug. 80 (Spe-
ciaD Miss Rachel s. Martin has
been appointed librarian at Mary
Baldwin College. She succeeds
Miss Emma L. Holman of Rich
mond.
Evening star., 1951-08-30

GOLDEN WEDDING-Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph S. Seward of 35-A
Ridge road, Greenbelt, Md,
who recently celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary with
a reception at st. Hugh's
School auditorium. They have
three sons, five grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren.
Evening star., 1951-08-30
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NUOMONES

ZijOs !"
Tas pats "Draugas" ir savo
inamius prizilri. 10 pastogeje
iseina ir toks laikrastis Kris
taus Karaliaus Laivas". No.
26 yra idetas paveikslas su pa
rasu: "Romos lietuviai susirinke
mineti Mindaugo kriksto Pr.
mole eileje matosi be paties ar
kivyskupo (Skvirecko), vysk
Padolskis, vysk. P. Bucys, vysk.
Briggs ir kiti''. Kas tie kiti
Ypac kas sedi prie pat arkivys-
kupo J. Skvirecko? Is desines
tikrai - vysk. Bucys, vysk. Pa.
dolskis. Is kaires min. S
Lozoraitis, V. Lozoraitiene, pas.
kui jau vysk. Briggs -.
Romoj, matyt, kick kitokios
nuotaikos, negu "Draugo" pa.
stogej. Ach, tas Draugas, drau.
gels -.
X. S., Kenosha, Wis.
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Kas minister's ir kas ne?

"Draugo" 251 mr.. buvo pra-
nesimas is Romos apie Tarptau-
tini Pasaulieciu Apastalavimo
Kongresa. Ten rasoma: Lietuva
atstovavo 18 asmenu su vysk.
V. Padolskiu ir min. Ed. Turaus-
ku priesakyje". Ir toliau per
visa pranesima prie Ed. Tu-
rausko pavardes visur prideda-
mas ministerio titulas. Gerai.
Yra gi tokia mada, kad kas
nors karta, nors kelias dienas
buves ministeriu, jau visa am
ziu paskui juo tituluojamas. Bet
tam paciam "Draugui", pvz.,
min. S. Lozoraitis jau visa laika
yra tik kazkoks Lozoraitis, "bu-
yes diplomatas" ir TT.
Gerai ir taip. Tx kodel tokia
nelygybe? Min. S. Lozoraitis
visdelto tam tikrose pareigose
ir dabar tebesireiskia, o min.
Ed. Turauskas jau seniai niekur
neministeriauja, kazkur Pran-
cuzijoje ukininkauja. Kodel apie
j "Draugas" neraso, kad tai
''kaz koks ukininkas is Prancu-
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KEISTOKAS
VAKARAS
BALTIMOREJE

Spalio men. 27 d. Baltimores
lietuviu parapijos saleje nau-
jQju ateiviu bendruomenes va
dovybes jaunimo sekcija suruo-
Sc sokiu ir kitokiu pramogu va
kara. Programa atliko kaikurie
bendruomenes valdybos nariai
"rydami' stale teniso kamoliu-
kus, darydami ivairius fokus =
mokus su kortomis vaikydami
scenoje piktasias dvasias, skai-
tydami apie save parasytus ivai-
rius kupletus ir KIT. ''prasmat-
nybes".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-08

sestadienines lietuviq mokyk-
los t6vq susirinkimas issirinko
nauja valdyba, kuriai pirminin-
kauja dr.. v. Misiulis. z. v. r.
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Pasitaiko, kad zmogus, paju-
tes, jog jam gresia istremimas,
bando pasislepti. Taciau tokiam
jau veliau gyvenimam isijungti
'sunku. Jis yra tremimu sara
suose. 10 atvykus submit ir ne
suemus, visa laika jieskomas.
Belieka slapstymasis miskuose,
mes net ir asmens dokumento
turejimas dabartineje Lietuvoje
neteikia salygu kur panorsti
persikelti ir naujoje vietoje isl
kurti.'
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LIETUVIAI TOWSON
20 C1:0)

Spalio 27 d. ivyko pirmosios
Baltimores lietuviu jauniu fut-
bolo komahdos rungtynes su
amerikieciu Towson, Post %.
Lietuviai isejo sios sudeties:
Meidunas, Nastopka, Penkiunas,
Grazys, Cesonis, Bacauskas,
Siarusaitis, Eringis, Dulys, Bu-
cevicius III ir Veliuona. Musis-
kiai rungtynes pradejo didele
sparta ir spaude savo priesinin-
kus. Ilgai netrukus vidurio puo-
likas Dulys imusa ivarti. Kova
tesesi visa laika itemptai prie
priesininku vartu, taciau ivarciu
pasiekti neistenge. Lietuviams
buvo priteista bauda, bet neis-
naudota. Taip pirmas kelinys
ir baigesi. Antrame kelinyje lie
tuviai persigrupuoja ir toliau
zaidimas vyksta ia pacia sparta.
Pora kartu priesininkas pagrase
ir musiskiu vartams. Pagaliau
8 min. prizes pabaiga losimo, pui-
kiu Bacausko padavimu, pusde-
SIMS puolikas Grazys pasekme
pakele 30. Taip rungtynes ir
baigesi.
Pazymetina, kad ypatingai
graziai pasirode Dulys ir We
liuona.
Pereitais metals Towson Bal
timores miesto lygoje buvo uz-
emusi trecia vieta.
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TRUMPAI IS
DETROIT0

Nuo lapkricio 15 Xxi 19 d.
Tarptautinio Institute patalpose
ivyksta ivairiu tautu dailes eks-
ponatu paroda. Lietuviu skyriu
parodoje tvarko ponia C. Sto-
kus, Institute lietuviu skyriaus
vedeja. Malonu pastebeti, kad il,
nors gimusi Amerikoje, labai
graziai kalba lietuviskai ir insti-
tute graziai atstovauja lietuviu
kulturinius reikalus.
Rysium su siuo metu Detroite
vykstanciu BALF"o vajum, pra-
ejusia savaite cia lankesi BALI
pirmininkas kan. j. B. Kopcius.
sestadieni kan. Koncius kreipe-
81 j lietuviska visuomene per
ALB radio valandele, raginda-
mas ir toliau per BALF'a remit
vargstancius tautiecius. Sekma-
dieni BALFo pirmininkas kali
bejo buv. lietuviu svetaineje
ivykusiame susirinkime.
81 sekmadieni, lapkr. II d.
ivyksta pirmas kulturinis sio
rudens parengimas = "Ragucio
saltinelio'' premjera. Pradzia 5
val. po pietu, Ukrainieciq saleje,
1856 Martin. Po vaidinimo So
kiai. Rengia ALKOS memo ko-
lektyvas ir ALB Radio Klubas.
sv. Antano parapijos vargo-
nininkas ]. Brazys kviecia de-
troitiecius apsirupinti kaledine-
mis- plotkelemis. Tuo reikalu pas
j galima kreiptis vakarais nuo
S val. j namus, 1870 25-ta gatve.
Praeita sestadieni Vittelier
viesbutyje ivyko jaukus Liet.
Moterq Klubo balius. Dalyvavo
gausus burys sveciu, tick is lie
tuviq ir kitatauciu. Svecius an
gliskai ir lietuviskai pasveikino
klubo pirmininke p. Grinius..
Klubo mares daugumoje yra
cia gimusios, taciau ypac malo-
nu pazymeti, kad ne tik susirin-
kimus veda lietuviskai bet ir
susirinkimq protokolus raso lie
tuviq kalba.
sestadienines lietuviq mokyk-
los t6vq susirinkimas issirinko
nauja valdyba, kuriai pir1ninin-
kauja dr.. v. Misiulis. z. ". r.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-08

Rodydami siskiskus triukus,
devejo ant galvu aziatiskus tur-
banus.
Kaip gala, kad naujieji atei-
vial teistengia suorganizuoti ir
parodyti tik tokius "meniskus"
pasirodymus. Nebe pagrindo Sc
nieji lietuviai sake, kad nauja-
kuriai isgyvena smukimo ga
dyne. !,
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Aiskeja istremtuju gyvenimo
salygos

Is grizusiu pasakojimq daug
paaiskejo apie salygas Sibiro
taigose bel kitose Rusijos vie
tovese. Pasirodo, kad yra SUM-
kiausia items tremtiniams, ku-
rie turf mazu vaiku bel kuriu
vyresnis amzius jau neteikia je-
gu atlikti tremtiniams skiria-
mus darbus. Vieniems tenka
dirbti miskuose, Kittens prie
uostQ, tretiems kolchozuose ir t..
t. Kas turi jegu, kas istengia
atlikti skiriamas .gana dideles
normas, tas dar gall siaip taip
verstis. Taciau kuriam stinga
jegu atlikti nustatytas darbo
normas, tas negauna pilno nu-
statyto CANA kuklaus prasto
maisto davinio ir toxic jegos
greit issenka.
- Didziausias sunkumas is
tremtiesiems yra stoka drabu-
ziu, = pastebi vienas vyras, tu-
rejes progu issikalbeti SUI slap
tai grizusiais. - KAHN ar be-
pasitaiko tokiu, kurie is gauna-
mu uz darba atlyginimu isteng-
tu isigyti koki aprangala. Pir-
mole vietoje kiekvienas stem
giasi prisipirkti maisto, kad il
giau galetq palaikyti savo gy-
vybe. o maistas sunkiai gauna-
mas ir CANA brangus. Istremtu-
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zinios is pavergtos Lietuvos

jp yra ikurdintu tokiose vietove-
Sc, kur net gelo vandens nera ir
darbe pavargusiems reikia eiti
jo jieskoti keliolika kilometru.
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Istisi kaimai likviduoti

lSCremC1 gyVenCOJal VlSOS Giles
vietoviu, kur buvo itarta, jog
jose partizanai gauna paramos.
stai Kartenos valsciuje, pagal
Voveraiciu miska gyvenusieji
istremti visi gyventojai. Dalis
ju buvo istremta 1948 metals,
dalis 1949 metals. siandien Vo-
veraiciu misko pakrasciais nera
ne vieno gyventojo.
Cana daug gyventoju istrem-
ia ir is kitu Kartenos valsciaus
vietoviQ. Is Kalnu Grikstu kai-
mo isvezta Is seimu, kas suda-
ro per SO procentq vietos gy-
ventoju.
Ia pat galima pasakyti ir apie
kitas Lietuvos vietoves.
Kas dirba istremtuju ze-
me?
Sis klausimas savotiskai skam-
ba vyrams, gerai pazistantiems
nudieni gyvenima Lietuvoje.
siandien tekalba propagandistai
ir spauda raso, kad Wis didesni
zemes plotai apdirbami. Faktis-
kai daug buvusiu derlingu ze-
miu dirvonuoja.
Daug kur buvusiose kul-
turinese pievose keroja krumai,
auga alksniai, = sake vienas is
laisve pasiekusiq.
Istremtqju trobesiai nuardomi
Perejus kolchozinen sistemon
prieita prie sunkiai isivaizduo-
jamo chaoso, ukinio suirimo. La
bal daznai kolchozininkai nebe-
pajegia tinkamai idirbti turima
zeme. Istremtuju zemes plotai
paliekami dirvonauti. Yra vie
toviQ, kur isveztQju trobesiai
buva tuojau pat nuardomi.
Ar vykdoma kolchozq' trobe-
siu statyba? 'ts H"'
Apie tokia statyba nemaza
nuolat rasoma lietuviu kalba is
einancioje sovietineje spaudoje.
Per radija taip pat ivairiq kol-
chezu vadovai kalba apie pasi-
ruosimus kolchozu centriniu pa
statu statyboms. Taciau nieko
panasaus tikroveje dar nera.
Apie statyba niekas ne
nemano, mes gyventojai nespeja
apsivaikyti SUI kitais darbais,-
kalba vienas is laisve pasieku-
siuju.
= Siandien Lietuvoje trobe-
siu daugiau nugriaunama, negu
statoma, - papildo kitas.
''Grudai Lietuvoje - kaip
auksas'
Didziausia sukolchozi n t O {
Lietuvoje brangenybe yra duo.
niniai grudai. Nors ju kainos
pagal laika ir vietoves kick svy.
ruoja, taciau vidutiniskai grudy
centneris kainuoja $50 rubliq
Juos ipirkti gall tik retas gy.
ventojas, vadinamieji "pasitu
rintieji".
Kai kolchozai ar dar esq laisv
ukininkai atlieka .grudu prievo,
les, jie uz centneri pirmarusil
duoniniu grudq gauna po 4,s
rublius. Tokias kainas moks
valstybe. Kadangi prievoles di
dziules, jas atlikes kolchozas
dazniausiai palieka tusciai'
aruodais.
Sovietine valstybe plesiko
vaidmenyje
- Kai kolchozai ar vienas XII
tas esas laisvas ukininkas Lie
tuvoje atlieka nustatytas prie
voles, jam mokamos tokios kai
nos, kad uz gautus pinigus veil
nieko negali nusipirkti, - kalb;
gerai pazinusieji gyvenimo SO
lygas Lietuvoje vyrai. Pavyz
dziui uz pristatyta bulviu cent
neri valstybe moka / rubli If 81
kapeiku. Gi kai gyventojas cent