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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-16
PABRANGS PASTAs

Senate komisija jau prieme
istatymo projekta, kuriuo nu-
matoma pakelti visa ellie paste
tarifQ. Pagal ta projekta nu-
matomi toki tarifu padidinimai:
Atvirukai veto 1 cento - 2
centai; paprasti laiskai = vie
toj 8 centu 4 centai uz kiekviena
.uncija; orc pastu laiskai vietoj
6 centu 8 centai uz uncija.
Antros klases siuntq tarifas
(taikomas laikrasciams, siuncia-
miems is leidyklos) bus didina-
mas po 1919 per trejus metus is
eiles.
Trecios klases siuntoms (spau
diniams, siunciamiems privaciq
asmenu) Xxi puses svaro numa-
tomas. toks tarifas: 2 centai uz
pirmas dvi pilnas ar nepilnas
uncijas ir po centa uz kiekviena
tolesne uncija (dabar - 2 cen
tai uz pirmas dvi ir po centa uz
kiekvienas 2 tolesnes uncijas)
Knygoms, katalogams, taip pat
augalu saknims, Xxi puses svarc
siuntoms bus 2 centai uz pirmas
dvi uncijas ir po pusantro uz
kiekvienas tolimesnes dvi. Kny-
gu siuntoms, sunkesnems kair
puse svaro, paliekamas dabar.
tinis tarifas: 8 centai uz pirma
svara ir po a uz kiekviena toles-
nj svara.
Taip pat bus kick pakelti ta-
rifai ir vidaus siuntiniams. Stun
tu bel laisku j uzsienius Sis pa
keitimas neliecia. Kada jis pra-
des veikti, tue tarpu dar ne
zinia, kadangi tai yra dar tik
istatymo projektas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-16
STUDENTU
SUVAZIAVIMAS

Rugpjucio 1919 d. Chicagoje,
Tremtiniu Namuose, ivyksta,
Liet. Studentu S-gos kvieciamas,
pirmasis Amerikoje lietuviu stu
dentu suvaziavimas. Suvaziavi-
mo uzduotis: apsvarstyti ir pri-
init S-gos istatus, apsvarstyti
Suddenly salpos Fondo organi-
zavima ir tolimesnius veiklos
aspektus. Taip pat bus nagri-
nejamos pasaulio liet. studentu
konsolidavimo bel iejimo j tarp-
tautines org-jas klausimai. Stu
dental nagrines galimybes or
ganizuotai isijungti j Lietuvos
laisves kova.
Suvaziavime te to, padarys
pranesima Lietuvos laisves by
los reikalu adv. Vyt. Vaitieku-
mas, buv. VLIKo, dabar Liet.
Patariamosios Grupes prie Lais-
vosios Europos Komiteto narys.
Kalbininkas DR.. P. Jonikas, Lie
tuvos universiteto profesorius,
skaitys paskaita.
Programme numatomas turf
ningas memo ir literaturos va
karas, dalyvaujant zymiems me-
nininkams. Taip pat bus, sesta-
dieni, rugp. 18 d., viesas sokiu
vakaras Tremtiniu Namu saleje,
j kuri kvieciama ir visuomene.
Suvaziavimas bus uzbaigtas su-
vaziavimo dalyviu ir sveciu ar
batele. Be Chicagos studentu,
yra apie savo dalyvavima pra-
nese studentai is Ohio, Massa-
chusetts, Pensylvanijos, Illinois,
Wisconsin, ir kitur. Is kitur nu-
matantys j suvaziavima atvykti
studentai prasomi rasyti: Vyt.
Gylys, 1886 S. 49th Ct., Cicero,
Ill. Suvaziavime dalyvaus ir zy-
miu sveciu.
Suvaziavimas ivyksta Tremti-
niu Namuose, 2244 w. 23rd Pl.;
atidarymas 10 val. sestadieni,
rugp. 18 d.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-16

siol sios ruSies susitarimai te-
bera vieninteliai, kuriu deryhose
pasiekiama.
Kitame posedyje gen. Joy jau
buvo nekantresnis. Jis jau kali
bejo irgi ne taip saltai, labiau
pakeltu tonu ir jo kalbos turf
nys buvo grieztesnis. Jus cia
atvykote ne musiu sustabdyti'',
- sake jis, = Jus cia atejote
tik pasakyti kainos, uz kuria JUS
sutiktumet Korejos zmonems
duodi laikini atodusi."
Niekas taciau negelbejo. Oar
keli posedziai pasibaige tik to-
kiu paciu nutarimu - susitikti
kita karta. mo progress" =
tai nuolatinis derybu eigos api-
budinimas ligi siol.
Dabar svarstoma, kogi komu-
nistai nori is siu derybu. Viena
yra aisku, kad jie nenori ju
nutrukimo: kiekviena karta, ka-
da gen. Ridgeway pasireiske
griezciau del derybq salygu, ko-
munistai nusileido.
Speliojama, kad Maskva tik-
raj nori paliaubu Korejoje. XII
mai irgi jq noretu, bet is kitos
puses, pradzioj visai Kinijai pa
rodzius fotografijas, kaip "Ame-
rikieciai iskele baltas veliavas
ateina pas mus taikos prasyti'
dabar jiems nepatogu nusileisti
ir atsisakyti nuo reikalavimo,
kad amerikieciai atsitrauktu Xxi
38 PARALLELS. Jie dabar jau skel-
bia Kinijoj, esa amerikieciai rel
kalauja demarkacijos linijos to-
Ii siaure nuo dabartinio from
to. Tai gal rengia kelia nusilei-
dimui, kad galetu sakyti mamie,
jog stai, mes visdelto nesuti-
kom SUI amerikieciu reikalavi-
mais, mes nenusileidom, jie nu-
sileido -. Faktas, kad kinai
yra nustoje geriausios savo ka-
riuomenes dalies ir toliau kara
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-16

testi nenoretu, bet.is kitos pu-
ses, vidaus politikos sumetimais,
jiems nemaziau svarbu bent
prizes savo zmones pasirodyti
nugaletojais.
Po 25-kiu posedziu susidare
tokia padetis: Jungt. Tautu de-
legacija pasiule, kad is abieju
pusiq butu paskirta tik po vie
na atstova, kurie bandytu kali
belts del demarkacines linijos.
Komunistai papraSe ta pasiuly-
ma isdestyti rastu. Tatai buvo
padaryta. Vadinasi, komunistai
vel svarstys ta pasiulyma, grei-
ciausiai bus paskirti toki atsto-
val, bet ar jie susitars - vilties
maza. Jungt. Tautu nusistaty-
mas nesitraukti is dabartines
fronto linijos, o komunistams
butinai rupi, kad pasitrauktu.
Jungt. Tautu kariuomenes va
dovybe jau atvirai pradejo kali
beti, jog ju kantrybe nera be ri
bu ir il jau greit gall pasibaigti.
Esa, astuntoji armija ir aviacija
gal geriau komunistus itikins.
negu delegacija -, Kariuome-
ne esanti visai pasfrengusi to-
limesniems veiksmams, jei bus
matyti, kad is derybu nieko ne
iseina.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-16
Detroito ietuviq! radio sukaktis

Rugsejo Is diena sukanka
penkeri metal, kai is WJLB ra-
dio stoties Detroito orc bango-
mis- sklinda kas Sestadieni nuo
$50 Xxi 9,15 val. vakare lietu-
viskas zodis ir DANA. Sia bal
tic Melodies" radio valandele
islaiko Americas Lietuviu Bal
sas - organizacija, apimanti
visu sroviu Detroito lietuvius.
Prizes penketa metQ is tos pa
clos stoties lietuviu kalba sklido
komunistine melo ir smeizto pro-
paganda. Lietuvai Vaduoti Sa-
jungos Skyrius emesi organizuo-
ii Radio Kluba. Netrukus j A.
LIB. Radio Kluba buvo pritrauk-
ii ir kitty paziuru lietuviai patri-
otai, o komunistu radio valan-
dele nutilo. Klubui pirmininkavo
is eiles: H. A. Kapturauskas,
Ch. Walls, Vyt. Kersevicius, P.
Medonis ir dabartine pirmininke
H. Rauby. Pranesinejo: H. Kap-
turauskas, R. Valatka, H. Rau-
by ir v. Saladzius.
salia radio programos Klu-
bas suorganizavo ir chora, ku-
riam pradzioj vadovavo j. Va
liukas, veliau R. Valatka ir Br,
Budriunas. Ivairiomis progomis
choras yra dawes visa ellie kon-
certq, bel dalyvaves ivairiuose
minejimuose. Siuo metu choras
truputi "sirguliuoja", taciau lin
ketina jam greit pasveikti ir We
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-16

iseit j viesuma su lietuviska dai-
ma. Savo penkeriu metu sukak-
ciai pamineti Klubas iSleido
vienkartini kuklu, bet vykusi
leidineli, pavadinta "Amerikos
Lietuviu Balsas". il redagavo
A. ziedas.
Patti radio valandeles progra-
ma yra grynai patriotine (ne-
skaitant biznio pranesimu, be
kuriu, deja, negali issiversti jo-
kia privati radio programa). Me
niniu atzvilgiu programa irgi
kaskart stipreja. Pavyzdziui
praejusi sestadieni valandeles
metu buvo CANA pavykes Mon
tazas "Rugiapjute', parasytas
ir rezisuotas Klubo memo vado-
vo J. Pusdesrio.
zinoma, kiekviename darbe
pasitaiko ir silpnesniu vietu.
Noretusi, pavyzdziui, daugiau
naujesnes, modernines lietuviS-
kos muzikos. Prizes 20-30 metu
idainuotos ploksteles kartais ne
beatitinka laiko dvasios ir rel
kalavimu. Arba neperseniai vi
sole eileje programu transliuo-
tos lietuvisku vestuviu plokste-
les gal ir neblogai pavaizdavo
lietuviskus paprocius, taciau ju
muzika, vaidyba ir dainavimas
nesiderino su amerikiecio prane-
sejo kartojamais Beautiful Me-
lodies of Lithuania" zodziais, il
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-16
Is LOS ANGELES
ALT geguzine

Los Angeles ALT skyrius
rugpjucio IL d. surenge gegu-
zine, kuri sutrauke nemaza skai-
ciu sveciu netik is Los Angeles
miesto, bet ir is tolimesniu Ka-
lifornijos apylinkiu. Vienas XII
tas buvo atvyke is San Diego,
Long Beach ir net is San Fran
cisco - padare apie 500 myliu
kelio.
Geguzine dave apie $50 dol.
pelno, kuris skiriamas Tautos
Fondui.
! Pagerbs prof. M. Birziska
Los Angeles Lietuviu Kultu-
ros ir Labdaros klubas rugsejo
20 d. rengia iskilmingus pietus,
kuriuo visas pelnas skiriamas
prof. M. BirziSkos materialinei
buklei pagerinti. Jis yra to klu-
DO valdybos sekretorius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-16

Ang deegacos pmnnkas Richard Stokes svenas Irano
premeu Mossadegh prasdedant deryboms del bao kausmo
os derybos prasdeo Amerko astovu Harrmanu tarpnin
kauan Dar sunku pasaky deybos passeks Iranu aba
rekia sustar (angams g, be angu echnkines paga
Dos je negali naudo zbalo saltniq avu kaptonq
parekalaua, kad e baa preme, pasrasytu, jog
tesiog vyrausybe Kaptonai atsisake zba
primt sutkmas rekstu kad anglai atssako
esu Saneliai prspde zbao vaymas urejo sustot
nebegauna paamu Mbao tai svarbiausias vasbes
vyriausybe bent kick angams nusi
prasdeus deryboms, vyko demonstracos
kruvinu susremmu Demonstrated reikaaua
ysskai isvyt anglus Naconaizacos sainnkams maausa
cuoada neprmtna Tuo bdu vyriausybe
tap dvieu presingu spaudmq Ia pades aba
sunkna derybas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-16

kitatauciu klausytoju tikrai ne
suzavejo.
Linketina A. L. 3. Radio Klu-
bui stipreti, tobuleti ir nepailsti
Shame dideliame lietuviskame
darbe.
Ateinanti sekmadieni Detroi-
to BALFo skyrius kviecia lietu-
vius didele geguzine, apie kuria
placiau zadama pranesti radio
valandeles metu.
Detroito Lietuvisku Organi-
zaciju Centras 81 rudeni numato
suorganizuoti genocido paroda.
Lietuvos vyeiai kartkartemis
sekmadieniais prie sv. Antano
baznycios pardavineja lietuvis-
kas knygas ir katalikiska spau-
da. Butu gerai vasaros metu
lietuviska spauda paplatinti ge-
guzinese, o taip pat nepamirsti
ir visos eiles lietuvisku laikras-
ciu.
Siuo metu Detroito aukstasias
mokyklas lanko apie Is lietuviu
tremtiniu. Rudeni atrodo stu
dentu skaicius dar paddles.
Detroito skautai vyciai ir wy
resniosios skautes rugpjlcio 26
diena rengia vienos dienos is
kyla.
Praejusi sekmadieni ivykusi
Radio Klubo geguzine buvo vie
ma is didziausiu ir idomiausiu
siais metals. JOS programa pa
ivairino dainos, tautiniai zaidi-
mai ir vaiku lenktynes.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-13

gansers is 25 singly or in the aggregate of both kinds with no possession limit after the first day of the season.
 Limits for other ducks not over 4 day with 8 in posse sion. Daily bag limit and pos session for the following geese and brant: a bag limit of not more than (a) 2 Canada geese or it's subspecies, or (b) white fronted geese, or Co brant or {d l each of any two of these three kinds with a possession limit of not more than 2 each of any of these kinds: in addi- tion a daily bag limit of 4 snow or emperor geese singly or in the aggregate of both kinds, with possession limit of not more than 8 singly or in the aggregate of both kinds.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-13
DRAFT AGE COLLEGE MEN MUST NOTIFY BOARD

John l.. Mccormick, Terrltor- ial Director of Selective SerV- ice, announced today that many men registered under the Selec- tive Service Act of 1940 will soon be leaving their homes for the purpose of entering colleges and various other reasons, and as a reminder to them he stres- sed the importance of their re- sponsibility and duty to their To- cal boards, as required by law, to keep in touch with their local boards; to notify it ot any change of address; to notify it of any fact that m g h t change their present classified ton (such as marriage, birth of child. physicians verified statement of wife's pregnancy, change of occupation, or any information that may have bear ing on their classification.)
 MT. Mccormick further stat ed that the above applies to registrants who are now 26 years of age and older.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-13
REGULATIONS FOR ALASKA WATERFOWL HUNTING

In Alaska the seasons and bag limits for hunting ducks, geese and brant (except Ross goose), and coot, are as follows:
 In the Second and Fourth Judicial Divisions, September l to October 25; in the Third Ju dicial Division (except Kodiak Afognak Island group, Septem- Der 2 to October 3l; provided that scoter, cider and morgan ser ducks also may be taken in the Third Division west of 152 degrees w. longitude from September 2 to December 21, and in the Second and Fourth Divisions from Sept. 1 to Dec. IS.
 The daily bag limit for scoters and elders is 10 singly or in the aggregate of all kinds and the possession limit is not more than 20 singly or in the aggre- gate. The daily bag limit for American and red-breasted mer-
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-13
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MORE ABOUT Seword To Seward
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ard, established in 1877.
 Mrs. Dunphy says: q was so happy to visit Seward, Alaska, ana meet some of it's fine peo- pie. The town is we'll known here, as very often our mail from the West Coast is mis-sent to Seward, Alaska. For several years my Christmas presents from Seattle were sent there, and had to be returned so we all feel very well acquainted with that town. We were happy to meet you and hope that you make a visit to Seward, Nebras- ka."
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-13
Aviu+ion Sufefy Discussions
D. M. Gretzer
 for The Office of Aviation Safety
ODDS AND ENDS

ODDS AND ENDS
 WEATHER. Bob Ellis, of Ellis Airlines, has summed up weather something like this If a pilot runs into weather which looks doubtful, he should make a one eighty degree turn and think it over. If any doubt arises as to the wisdom of having continued, he has already made mistake
 VISIBILITY. There are two kinds of visibility, atmospheric and cock pit visibility. A dirty or "crazed" windshield may reduce unlimited atmospheric visibility to zero cock pit visibility. If the sun reduces what can be seen to nothing at all, a moderate sideslip throughout final approach will enable a pilot to look out of a side window
 CUSHIONS. More than one pilot has muffed his landing because he was sitting too low in his seat. An extra cushion is worth the price. It takes away the strain of trying to peer over the cowling.
 TIE-DOWNS. H. E. Rutzbeck writes from Nenana about tie downs, and says. "I have used the following method with great sue cess: Tie one wing, with the air craft headed into the wind, then when the wind shifts direction, the aircraft can shift around so that it will quarter into the wind, thus eliminating the danger of down loads. The aircraft will weather cock before it will fly The line should be on the windward side of the windshift.
 MONEY Arlie Hicks wrote us from Fairbanks, on the subject, Money doesn't make flyers" He a d e d, some private pilots have money to buy and sell most any of us The poor guy who earns his the hard way tries to learn harder, for he can't afford to just play around and sight-see." That might make an interesting analysis for some statistical hound: Accident rates in terms of capital assets"
 TAXING It is dismaying to see the rate of speed at which many pilots taxi their airplanes along a line of parked airplanes. The only safe way is the courteous way. To avoid a constant threat 10 the other persons parked airplane, an air plane should be taxied so that it may be kept under control at any time even if the brakes fail, or a gust of wind causes groundloop.
 CARBURETOR ICE. Carburetor ice may form so as to cause either too rich or too lean a mixture. If it causes too rich a mixture, the ap- plication of carburetor heat may cause an alarming drop-off in power by further richening the mixture. But keep the heat on. Power will pick up as the ice melts. More than one forced landing has resulted when the alarmed pilot shut the heat off when the power
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-13

Every day we meet people who can solve the most complex problems without knowing any thing about either side of the argument.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-13

Modern inventions have given everyone a lot of new oppor- tunities for getting into trouble.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-13

For truthful report on how your youngster is getting on at school, ask a neighbours child.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-13

United Brotherhood of CARPENTERS and JOINH SewaYd Carpenters Union q
 Meetings at Lutheran ChuI Affiliated With A. F. of u Meeting End Tuesday of Mo
 w. c. Knaak - President R. M. Bevan Fin.-Sec. & Bus
Evening star., 1951-02-16
|Womon Here WiIIed $4,000
BY Daughter of Hetty Green

A small part Of the late, fabulous
Hetty Green's fortune is coming to
Washington.
Mrs. Ethel Robinson Graeme,
"a, of 2910 Fourty-fourth place
NV. has been named as one of
the many benefciaries in the will
of Mrs. H. Sylvia Ann Howland
Green Wilks, who died in New
York February 5.
Mrs. Wilks, daughter of Mrs.
Green, listed Mrs. Graeme among
13 persons for bequests Of $25, 900
each.
So Churches Named.
'We haven't seen her in 80
years." said a daughter of Mrs.
Graeme. "Nor have we had any
official notification of the bequest." :"
Mrs. Green, shrewd Wall
Street investor, built another for
Evening star., 1951-02-16
Four Generals Promoted
In Korea Commands
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

UNITED STATES 9th ARMY
HEADQUARTERS, Korea, Feb. 16
Promotion Of the United States
9th Corps commander, Maj. Gen.
John B. Coulter, to Lieutenant
General and his appointment as
deputy commander of the United
States 9th Army In Korea was
announced today.
Gen. Coulter, native of San An
tonic, Tex, will be succeeded as
corps commander by Maj, Gen.
Bryant E. Moore, until recently
superintendent of West Point.
1t. Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway
9th Army commander, attended
the promotion and change of
command ceremony at 9th Corps
headquarters.
These promotions also were an
nounced:
Brig. Gen. Henry I. Hodes, 9th
Army deputy chief of staff, to
major general; Col. John A. Dab
ney, 9th Army supply officer, and
Col. John j. Burns. 9th Army
artillery commander. to temporary
rank OF brigadier general.
Evening star., 1951-02-16
U. 5. Changes Aid Policy,
American Delegate Says
by the Assoeiofsd Press

COLOMBO. Ceylon. Feb. 16.-
Donald D. Kennedy, chief Ameri-
can delegate to the Common
wealth Consultative Committee
for aid to Southeast Asia, said
yesterday that deterioration Of
the international situation will
compel the United States to
switch a substantial portion Of
economic assistance to military
aid.
Mr.. Kennedy told the commit
tee that America Is determined to
give the maximum economic aid
possible. He cited President
Truman's point-four program as
evidence Of United States interest
in this field.
The American delegate also
quoted Mr.. Truman's recent re-
quest to Congress for authorize
ton to buy grain to prevent
famine in India. He explained
that irnplementation Of the
economic aid program requires
annual appropriations by Con-
gress.
Evening star., 1951-02-16

tune on a fortune she had In
herited.
The will. fled for probate yes
terday. named So churches, in
stitutions and charities as bene-
flciaries and left 81 .3S8, 900 In per-
sonal bequests.
Mrs. Wilks also left various
sums to IL Of her employees.
Husband Died in 1925.
Mrs. Wilks' husband died In
1926. He was a great-grandson Of
the first John Jacob Astor.
New York City's park commits
sioner, Robert Moses. was among
those named for personal bequests
by Mrs. Wilks-receiving $4,000
lin appreciation Of his work in
creating public parkways."
Columbia, Harvard and Yale
Universities, Vassar College and
st. James Church Of Hyde Park,
N. Y, were among the institu-
tionS named"
Evening star., 1951-02-16
House Group Reported
Ready 10 Investigate
Reds Role in Unions
BY The Associotsd Press

The House Un-American Ac-
tivities Committee was reported
about ready today to undertake
a city-by city investigation oil
Communist infiltration into labor
unions.
Proposed by Representative
Walter, Democrat, of Pennsyl-
vania and backed by Democratic
Committee members. the investi-
CATION would comb the leading
industrial defense centers for evil
dence Of Red labor infiltration.
AS the committee met today to
map out its work for the next two
years. this proposal shared tor
interest with renewal of a Com
munism in Hollywood investiga-
ton.
Republicans on the committee
have been pressing for further
investigation Of the movie in
dustry.
But in advance Of today's
meeting, members told newsmen
they were inclined to give the
Walter proposal priority over the
movie inquiry-though not to the
exclusion Of Hollywood altogether.
Chairman Wood. saying he
would have some suggestions of
his own, indicated he favored
giving Mr.. Walters project first
consideration.
Would Check Expelled Reds.
MIR. Walter proposed starting at
Baltimore and proceeding to Phila-
delphia. Schenectady. Pittsburgh,
Detroit and thence to other in
dustrial cities.
II think we should look into
the whereabouts. Of union people
expelled for Communist connec-
tions," he said. 1T is important
right now to prevent these Reds
from inf1ltrating into our defense
plants"
He proposed that the committee
go first to labor leaders as q source
of information. He said union
officials have f1rst-hand knowledge
of Communists in the labor move
ment from their battle to purge
unions of Red influence.
Evening star., 1951-02-16
BY the Assoeiafsd Press

ISTANBUL, Turkey. Feb. l6.-
American chiefs of Diplomatic
missions in 13 countries held their
second day Of conferences yes
terday presumably on defense
steps in the Near and Middle
East. No official announcement
was issued.
Admiral Robert B. Carney, COM
mander Of the United States
Eastern Atlantic and Mediter-
Evening star., 1951-02-16
American Diplomats Confer in IstonbuI

ranean fleets, sat in as military
adviser.
Thomas K. Finletter, Air Force
Secretary, arrived yesterday after
an inspection of Turkish air
bases. He told newsmen his visit
was not connected with the con-
ferences.