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P A AkEITIM A S
tremtiniu irnigracijos
taisyklese

Displ. Pers. Komisija prane-
sa, kad jau isigaliojo imigraci-
jos taisykliQ pakeitimas, kuris
leidzia isduoti Was items trem-
tiniams, kurie yra priklause ma
ciu ar fasistu organizacijoms
nesavanoriSkai, O tik buvusiu
aplinkybiu priversti. Tas pakei-
timas neliecia dalyvavimo bet
kurio krasto komunistu parti-
joJe, neatsizvelgiant tai, ko-
kiomis aplinkybemis buta tote
partijoje. Kaip zinoma, net ir
komunistu valdomuose krastuo-
Sc, jei zmones ir yra verciami
dalyvauti eileje visokiu kitokiu
organizaciju, pacia komunistu
partija yra isileidziami tik
kruopsciai patikrinti kandida-
tai. Patekti j komunistu parti-
| ja be kandidato asmeniniu ir
gana rupestingu pastangu pa
prastai negalima. Delto, jei jau
paaiskeja, kad kas yra buves
priimtas tos partijos nariu, tai
sprendziama, kad jis pats to
yra uoliai siekes ir negali ais
kintis buves priverstas istoti
Ii partija.
Taciau tremtiniu tikrintojai,
kai kurie is, biurokratisko uolu-
mo, kai kurie gal ir tyGia,
daznai kimba prize tremtiniu ir
tokiais atvejais, kai tremtinys
atvirai ir nieko pikta neiziu-
redamas, pasisako, pavyzdziui,
buves profesines sajungos ma
riu bolseviku valdymo metu.
Yra tokiu uoliu tikrintoju, ku-
rie aiskina, kad bolseviku siste-
moi profesine sajunga irgi yra
komunistine organizaciia (tai,
zinoma, tiesa) ir todel buves
jos narys negali butt ileistas j
JAW. Toxic uolus tikrintojai
kartais visai nenori skaitytis su
ia aplinkybe, kad bolsevikinei
sistemoj kiekvienas, kuris turi
darba, savaime itraukiamas i
profesine sajunga, visai nepri-
klausomai nuo jo moro bel tik-
70 nusistatymo.
Komisijos pranesime nera
nieko isakmiai tue klausimu pa
sakyta. Pamineta tiktai patti
komunistu partija, kitokios
komunistinej sistemoj paprastai
veikiancios organizacijos visai
Ineminimos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-12

mu visuomene, zinoma, negirdi,
nors ir galima patiketi, kad tie
raginimai yra. Visuomene skai-
to tik is komiteto sluogsniu
sklindancias, nuomones, grieztai
priesingas Tarybos visumos su-
sirinkimo nutarimui, kurios ST.
stemingai ir atkakliai yra sklei-
dziamos per Sandara.
Bet Dirvoje juk buvo gi nuro-
dytas dar ir kitas dalykas -
kad Vykd. Komitetas ligi siol
nieko nedare net paties jo pir-
mininko L. Simucio iskeltiems
ir Tarybos susirinkimo ] rezo-
lucia itrauktiems pasiulymam
vykdyti, butent, pasiulymas su-
daryti: 1. Veiklos pletimo pla-
navimo komisija (sudaryta is
seniau cia gyvenanciu lietuviu
ir naujakuriQ) ir 2. Kulturos
reikalams komisija. Tie pasiu-
lymai priimtoje rezoliucijoie
yra irasyti primrose vietose, ta-
ciau per visa pusmeti nieko ne
girdeti, kad kas nors butu da-
ryta jiems vykdyti. siuo klau-
simu Naujienos visiskai nieko
nesako -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-12

kanka tik prisiminti paskutiniu
Sc metu politikos raida ir jau
aiSkiai matyti, kad mazosios
tautos buvo ir tebera tik speku-
liacijos objektas. Nei graudus
zudomuju tautu pagalbos sauks-
mai, nei tukstanciai ivairiomis
progomis iteiktu memoranda
mu vadin. demokratiniu krastu
ir Jungt. Tautu nesujaudino. Ju
sirdys pasiliko kietos kaip ak
muo. IS to jau aisku, kad be
atodairos stodami j bet kokius
legionus, ju sirdziu nesuminks-
tinsim, o, priesingai, dar gal
daugiau sukietinsim. Jeigu Sian
dien, kada pacioms vad. demo-
kratijoms ju paciu isaugintas
tironas peili j nugara iremes
laiko, jos dar Wis nedrista pra-
sitarti apie pavergtQju tautu is
laisvinima, tai kada gi galima
is ju to tiketis?
Stoti legiona reiketu vi
STEMS lietuviams vyrams, kurie
tik gall ginkla valdyti, bet tik
grieztai reikalauti Stu dvieju
salygu: y kad atsakingi JAW
politikai viesai uztikrintu. jog
ginklai nebus padeti tol. kol
1ebus islaisvinta Lietuva ir XII
tos tautos; q kad nebus musa-
mi ir zudomi nieko nekalti ko-
"ejieciai ir kinai, bus tiesiog
smogiama tikrajam karo nusi-
<alteliui - Kremliui.
Kadangi musu visi grazus
memorandumai ir tie graudls
verksmai Xxi siol nerado jokio
uztarimo ir jeiou ateitvie nebus
1ztikrintos virs minetos saly-
Cos. tai, mano manymu, reiketu
imtis paskutines priemones -
rasyvaus pasipriesinimo. Ne
stoti iokius legionus. neruosti
iokiu pikietavimu ir laikytis vi
siskai pasyviai.
Bukime tikri, kad jeigu Sian
aiena Stalinas qautu kur nors
radorn smugi ir. matydamas
sau reika]a. pasisiulvtu iseiti is
Koreios. is Berlvno ir dar ko-
kia maza ''nuolaide1e" nadary-
til, w toki "gerasirdiskuma''
nanrasytu sau nuosavyben Pa
haltiio krastn. Lenkiios ir dar
kokios, ''smnlkmenos", tai is
vakarieSiu iSeirsturoe tik tick:
"Oi, koks tas Stalinas geras,
tai aukso vvras. kad tik uz to-
" rnnknieki pasiaukojo taikos
'ahniv
Taioi su svaistvmnsi savo ir
tain neoansiono tautos iepom
turime butt lahai atsarods.
Iurgis Putinas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-12
GREIT TURESIME VEL DU
KONCERTUS DETROITE

Balandzio % d. ukrainu salej,
1855 Martin Ave., ALB Radio
Klubas, vadovaujamas energin-
COS pirmininkes H. Raubienes,
rengia idomu ir turininga kon-
certa. Programme istraukos IS
st. simkaus operos "Pagirenai",
Br. Budriuno "Tevynen"', "Ant
Mariu" ir ellie kitu Amerikoje
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-12

wen tik uz issireiskima vokie.
ciu. zurnalistams, kad jo kelio.
nes galutinas galas esas susie.
tt prie Maskvos, po poros die.
nQ nebutQ buves atleistas il
pareigu, ir siandien neturetu
me Korejos karo.
Bet, deja. ;. Reikia niekuo.
met nepamirsti, kad niekas ne.
kariavo ir nekariaus del nepri.
klausomybes ir laisves bet ku.
rios mazosios tautos, kaipo de-
savo pagrindinio tikslo.
Todel ir dabar, kai tik ateis
islaisvinimo laikas, Lietuva bus
islaisvinta, bet ytik tas islaisvi-
nimas ivyks ne deka specialios
islaisvinimo intencijos kieno
nors is Sales, o tik deka kaj
keno priesingiems politiskai :
ekonominiams interesams SUI
sikirtus, t. y. lygiai taip pat
kaip 1941 m. birzelio % d
'progai pasitaikius".
1945 m. geguzes 8 d. Euro
pole gaudziant baznyciu var
pans karo uzbaigimo proga
ne vienam tremtiniui per veida
nuriedejo graudi asara, mes jie
visi suprato, kad kapituliavc
tlk priesas Mr.. 2, o visos EMO
MICS priesas Mr.. l paliekamas
atsikvepti, sustipreti.
Taip pat ne vienas tremtinis
per skryninga Sick tick pasi.
reiskes prizes "sajungininka"
buvo pasalinamas is stovyklos
ir patekdavo sunkia padeti.
Tx dabar, pasibeldus 'sajun.
gininkui" Korejos duris, pra-
dedama is letargo pabusti :.
Labai gala, kad musiskiu tar.
pc atsiranda karstuoliu, kurie
pradeda jieskoti kaltininku ne
is to gallo. Dabar pulti NUNS !
orkestra ir noreti groti pir-
muoju smuiku = butu savizu-
dybe arba, geriau pasakius
tautine savizudybe.
Nera ko biioti, nepaveluosi-
me, mes dar ir geros pradzios
nera. 0 NUNS tue tarpu lieka
tik mokslas, darbas ir taupu-
mas, mes visa tai. grizus j te-
vyne, bus labai ir labai reika-
linga.
A. Rms.
Lietuvos Kariuom. kurejas-sav.
Kick rupinosi vadinamos de-
mokratines valstybes ir Jungti-
niu Tautu organizacija mazqjq
tautu reikalais, dokumentu ne
reikia jieskoti istorijoj. Pa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-12
sKAUTV svENTE

sv. Jurgio, skautu patrono
sventes proga Detroito skautu
abu tuntai rengia bendra iskil-
minga sueiga SUI menine progra-
ma. vi. Paula.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-12
DIR. J. SIMS KARINETAS
NAUJOJ VIETOJ

DR.. Jonas J. Sims, optometris-
tas, akiu patikrinimo ir akiniu
pritaikymo specialistas, zinomas
Detroito lietuviu visuomeninin-
kas, savo darbo kabineta perke-
lie naujon vieton - 3841 35th
St., Detroit 10, Mich.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-12
LIETUVIO, ROVOJUSIO PO
ANGLU VELIAVA, LAIsK AS

Man teko Tremtyje skaityti
apie amerikieciu senatoriaus
Johnson iskelta mint svetimsa-
liu legiono reikalu.
AS esu Vilniaus krasto lietu-
Wis. Praeito karo metu tarna-
vau gen. Anderseno korpuse.
Jums jau, tur but, teko girdeti,
kaip buvo pasielgta anglu SUI
tais kariais, kurie po Britani-
jos veliava kovojo? Karo me-
tais lenku daliniai buvo metami
j tas fronto linijas, kur buvo
pareikalaujama daug kraujo ir
daug auku.
Kai gen. Anderseno daliniai
patyre apie netiketa gen. ST.
korskio mirti, tuojau Italijoj
lenku kariu tarpe kilo nerimas.
Tuojau tukstanciai lenku kariu
buvo uzdaryti j belaisviu sto-
vyklas, is kuriu visi jie grizo
Lenkijon.
AS buvau iris kartus suzeis-
tas. Jokios pensiios negaunu,
kadangi esu sVetimSalis. Sian
dien esu nebereikalinoas, nors
karo metals krauja ,liejau del
britu karunos.
Tas pats butu, iei dabar su-
darytu koki legiona. AS tarp
anglu ir amerikieciu nematau
iokio skirtumo. vi. z.
(Is "Tremtis")
'Dirvos 9 mr.. nuomoniu skill
tyje tilpo "leksciu plovejo'
straipsnis del svetimsaliu legio-
no bel U. S. Armijos. Ten pa
lieciamas ir CANA opus klausi-
mas NUNS, naujakuriams. Bu-
tent, jo galvosena apie kariu
paskirstyma kovoti sioie ar XII
toje pasaulio dalyje prizes vie
ma ir ta pati priesa.
Manau, kad daugelio musu
jaunu vyru nuomone bel pagei-
davimai jokiu budu nera kaip
''leksciu plovejo".
Yra aisku, kad, isteigus sve-
timsaliu legiona, butQ vistiek
kur busi mobilizuotas: sve-
timsaliu legiona ar U. S. Ar
mia. Taciau mes, mobilizuoja-
mi j U. S. Armija, niekas jokiu
keistu ar absurdisku reikala-
vimu nestatome, kaip ponas
leksciu plovejas sake. Vienas
svarbiausias interests buvo ir
yra - pilietybes klausimas.
Taciau ir Sis dalykas yra isais-
kintas. AS esu ta perejes ir man
vadovybes buvo pareiksta, kad
oilietybe igysiu per vienerius
metus. Jeigu kas nors is nau-
iakuriu, esas U. S. Armijoje,
to nezino, tai tik del to, kad
nedaro tam jokiu zygiu. Kar-
tais ir vadovybe to nezino, bet
rail- susisiekti SUI tam tikrom
istaigom ir reikalas isaiskina-
mas.
Man ir kittens mano padety-
lie esantiems vyrams nera Wis
tick kur kovoti. Vistiek yra
1ur komunizmo naikinimas pra-
sidejo. Taciau kovoti mes nori-
me arciau tevynes, ten. kur Sir
dis traukia. Kas lures ryzto
'-ovoti Kiniios ar Koreios lau-
'>uose? Is ten mes turetumem
+iktai ilga kelione tevvnes du-
W, atidaryti. Tuo tarpu kas nors
kitas kovoias Europoie. gales
ia padaryti. Mes neboiame di-
dziausio prieso spaudimo.
Ir ieigu kas nors atidarys
duris tevyne, tai tas 'kas
nors" norime butt mes!
Pvt. Alp. Buturlovas
5O6 Abu. Inf. REQ. Co. K.
101st Airborne Division
Camp Breckenridge, KY.
= 3
Kai jauni vyrai kvieciami
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NUOMONES
APIE SVETIMSALIU LEGIONA

Ao3 NA AAuA StNAlSAStlAAl IL Sy w
be verta paaukoti.
Jei Korejos karo pradzioje
dar galima buvo tureti iliuziju,
tai dabar, po prezidento Truma-
no ir Waist. Sekretoriaus Dean
Achisono pareiskimu tautai,
sio karo ir bendrai Americas
politikos tikslai visai aiskus.
Norma atgrasinti Kremliu nuo
laisvojo pasaulio likuciu uzgro-
bimo, pasipriesinant jo agresi-
jai ir dar apsiginklavimu pa
gasdinant. Taip tikimasi aplo-
pyti visai jau apiplysusia tai
ka ir grizti prie Jaltoi ir Pots
dame sutarto bendravimo. Apie
bent koki jau pagrobtu krastu
isvadavima, apie komunizmo
parbloskima ir laisves atstaty-
ma visame pasaulyje ne tik is
sitarti, bet ir pagalvoti bijoma,
Kad tai nera tuscias nepa-
sitikejimas Amerikos vadovy-
be, rodo gen. Ciang Kai seko
kariuomenes pavyzdys. Neziu-
rint pakartotinu sillymu, jo pa
galba Korejos kare atmesta, o
kad jis savo iniciatyva nepa-
zeistu "taikos", rupinasi stip-
rus Americas laivyno junginys.
Tokioje padetyje nesamone
butu statyti, kaip dalyvavimo
legione salyga, kokius nors po-
litinius reikalavimus, liecian-
cius Lietuvos ar kitu pavergtu
krastu laisve. Toxic reikalavi-
mai savo esme priesingi dabar
vedamai Americas politikai.
Legiono tikslas ne ka atvaduo-
ii, o tik apginti tai, ko dar
Kremlius nespejo uzgrobti.
NUNS lietuviams, tarnauti
legione be politinio tikslo, pa
nrastais algauninkais uz gera
alca ir aprupinima, nera pras-
mes.
Deja, gall dar nemaza laiko
prabegti, Xxi Americas vyriau-
sybe prareges ir pamatys, j ko-
XII pavoju il veda 81 krasta. be-
gaudydama taikos seseli. Todel
dabar svarbiausias musu uz-
davinys dirbti, kad praregeta
butu greiciau, mes nei laikas,
nei zuvusiu kariu gyvybes ne
grizta. Ir tik kai bus pasaukta
/ kova isvaduoti paverqtuosius
zmones ir tautas, kiekvienas
jaunas lietuvis bus Lietuvos
partizanu pavyzdzio ipareigo-
tas nedelsiant isijuneti sia
kova SUI ginklu rankoje.
A. p. Gureckas
Dirvos 10 mr.. p. Skudzinskas
savo straipsnyje tarp kita ko
stebisi, kad, neva, lietuviskoji
visuomene abejinga del -dabar-
tines Americas padeties; kad,
girdi, mes, lietuviai, dar nepa-
rode, kaip mokame kariauti, o
jau norime tureti lygias teises
SUI amerikonais kariais; kad
avansu norime tureti garanti-
jas, jog bus atstatyta nepri-
klausoma Lietuva ir tt.
IS savo puses p. Skudzinskas
pataria nelaukti ikurimo jokio
svetimsaliu legiono arba lietu-
visko dalinio bet ragina tuojau,
rytoj, nueiti j U. S. armija ir
jos eilese kariauti del viso pa
saulio, kartu ir Lietuvos laisves.
Taip, idealesniu minciu ir ne
reikia. P. Skudzinskas galvoja
taip, kaip ir reikia galvoti ne
sugadintam patriotui - idea
listui.
Ir, is tikruju, jeigu politika
vairuojantieji vyrai 1944-45 m.
butu lygiai taip pat galvoie,
kaip p. Skudzinskas, tai po Vo-
kietijos kapituliacijos, 1915 m.
vasara mes visi iau butume su-
grize j laisva Lietuva. Tuomet
tukstanciai musu tautieciu ir
partizanu butu like neiszudyta
hei neiStrennta Sihira Tain
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Kai jauni vyrai kvieciami
prie ginklu, kiekvienam kyla
klausimas ar jis turf mo-
'raline pareiga kovoje dalyvauti,
ar yra kovojama siekiant tiks-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-12

Kick rupinosi vadinamos de-
mokratines valstybes ir Jungti-
niu Tautu organizacija mazqju
tautu reikalais, dokumentu ne
reikia jieskoti istorijoj. Pa
, 1951-07-03
MARKET REPORT

Ferro Enamel up 1874 at Is 3 ID;
Dow Chemical up l ia at 95 ia;
and American Cyanamid up l to
103 3I4.
Radio Corporation continued to
attract heavy buying with an in
itial transfer of 1000 shares lit
ing the stock 1I8 to Fl. Feeders
Quigan was again unusually act
i've, edging up ia to IL follow
ing an opening transaction of s.
900 shares.
In the pivotal list, Dupont was
up III at 90 3I4; U. S. Steel ul
3I8 at SO liz; General Motors w
ia at At IA; Bethlehem Stee
up 5I8 at 48; Westinghouse Elect
ric up 3I8 at IS 3I4; and Chry-
sler up 1I8 at sc.
Standard Of New Jersey rose
liz to 81 in the oils and Kenne-
colt gained 1I2 to 60 7|S in the
metals.
In the rails, Southern Pacific
was up 3|8 at 60; Northern Pa
cific up ia at SO 3I8; and Illinois
Central up 1|8 at So 3IS.
At II A. M. the Dow-Jones In
dustrial Averages were up $1.16
a share; the rails were up So
cents, and the utilities were up
16 cents.
Volume for the first hour total
ed 100000 shares as against $780,
900 yesterday.
ser Frazer gained 1I4, DuMont
ser Franzer gained ia, DuMont
I, Laboratories was up 1l8, and
Electric Bond and Share rose 1I8.
, 1951-07-03

JOIN THE NAACP-Help Smash
Jim Crow in Dayton!
, 1951-07-03

Continued from Page II
ed in 1949, too. At that time Gov.
Chester Bowles named Democrat
ic successors to Republican
refused to quit for a time.
At the start Of the court week,
the Republican judges showed up
to claim their jobs formally, then
in most cases withdrew with the
Democrats refused to recognize
them.
IN NEW HAVEN THERE was
a brief parade on and off the
bench of one court. !
The Democratic judge recessed
court for the day. The Rerubli-
can feconvened it, then Immediate
ly recesstd. Then the Democrat
came back and resumed the days
business.
, 1951-07-03

steal the pie from the shelf. He
said he did see Pullings attempt to
buy a pack Of cigarettes, and
that he saw money in his hands
despite the statement of both
Pullings and Ball, who said Rose
man started shooting at them
without giving them a chance to
ask for the merchandise.
RALPH BALL TOLD Simmons,
on cross examination, he. was
standing on the corner of Kinnard
and Western Ave., near the drug
store when he heard the shots and
started running north on West
ern Ave. to Elwood Ave-, and it
was there he looked back, saw
Pullings fall out of the door of
wine store and heard Pullings cry
out "He's been shot!"
So went the confusing stories
, 1951-07-03
Court Report
Concluded from page /

Concluded from page /
Ave-, George limerick of 112 N.
Robert Blvd, Waller Newbauer of
426 Edgewood Ave., all fined SIS
and costs. Eugene Slaughter Of
ia Germantown St., $50 and
costs and his rights revoked for
one year. William Ham of 80
Bragg Pl., $50 and costs and one
year revoked. Joe Jennings of
Wi1berforce, $25 and costs for
driving on a temporary permit
without a regular driver sitting
in the seat beside him.
, 1951-07-03

HE'S In lnE ACT: Opera
Singer Paul Robson eased into
the international limelight Mon
day when the Soviet's Jacob
Malik revealed the baritone had
led a delegation to his office
to protect u. S. troops in Ko-
rea.. As a temporary leader of
the United Nations, Malik had
previously distributed literature
containing an article by Robe
SON demanding foreign dele
gates to the "World Peace
Council" be granted visas to
enter the United States.
, 1951-07-03
P@Anested
On Dope Await
Formal (harqes

TOLEDO, July 3 (INS)-Mrs.
Mildred Cargile, 20, formerly of
Lima, and Edward James, "a, of
Toledo, await arraignment in To-
eldo on charges of possessing $5,-
100 worth of narcotics.
The two were arrested under
federal narcotics laws after po-
lice raided their rooming house
in Lima and found three pounds
Of marijuana and about an ounce
of heroin.
, 1951-07-03
DOWN QUILTS cAN
BE

You can wash your all-down
quilt at home if the cover is of
washable fabric.
Choose a clear sunny day, ex-
anime the cover carefully, mend
any breaks in the fabric or stitch
ing, then go ahead. It's wise to
take extra good care of your
thanksgiving quilts which are
now hard to replace. Wash them
before they become really soiled-
before the dirt s'sets' in the fab
rio and filling.
, 1951-07-03
President Fires
Tax Collector
james johnson

WASHINGTON, July 3 (IN-
S)-Monroe Davis Bowling has
been named by President Tru-
man to succeed James w. john
son as Collector of Internal Re.
venue for the Third New York
District.
Johnson, who had been under
fire in Congress, was asked by
the Bureau Of Internal Re-
venue to resign last Fall but he
declined.
, 1951-07-03
Lousche-

concluded from page 81
pulse-taking move is contemplated.
Purported plan was to pledge
convention delegation to Lausche
as "favorite son" candidate. No
consideration has even been given
idea. Speculation on Governors
future plans has been cratic.
, 1951-07-03

NEW YORK, July 8 (1NS)-
The Stock Market extended it's
recovery today with selected is
sues scoring sharp gains. Some
of the buying was attributed to
cautionary shortcovering by pro-
fessional traders who were desir-
Gus Of evening up their positions
in view of the holiday closing to-
morrow.
Anderson Clayton was a feature,
scoring 4 8 4 points to 80 on
news Of a 100 per cent stock di-
vidend and an increased cash pay
ment. Other strong spots included
, 1951-07-03

THE BOND MARKET was spot
ty with selected rails improved.
Commodities were mixed.
Wheat declined 1 2 cent a bushel,
corn rose 8 IA, and cotton was
about unchanged.
, 1951-07-03
Jury Hears

Continued From Page 1
Jesse Heard told the jury he
had been in the store earlier and
that he "just went in with the
Others" but that he did not try
to buy any wine nor did he try to
, 1951-07-03

Of the wine store shootings on the
first day of the trial, which . is
expected to take two days before
reaching the jury. Roseman took
the stand in his own defense Tues
day morning.
, 1951-07-03
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Evening star., 1951-02-21
School Fund, Pay Raises
Necessary, PuiIen Asserts

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Feb. 81
(P).-Dr. Thomas G. Pullen last
night declared that his aim in pro-
posing the school fund program
was to prevent teachers from leav-
ing the Maryland school system
and to provide schools for the
rapidly increasing population.
The State superintendent of
schools. attending sessions of the
American Association of School
Administrators here, said in ref
erence to Gov. McKeldin's attack
on his program:
'If a rapid deterioration in our
schools should take place because
of the loss of teachers, it will not
be my fault nor the fault of those
who have considered the matter
carefully.
There are approximately 340,-
900 school children in the public
schools of Maryland. There will
be, within the next six years, 450,-
900 children -.
Teachers are beginning to leave
the teaching profession because of
| the financial situation and
classes are getting larger.
'"This is not a problem involving
simply the welfare of teachers. It
lis a matter, involving the destiny
of an entire generation of Mary
land children"
Evening star., 1951-02-21
Districts First Reserve Army Unit Reaches Far East

1t. Mum, a graduate civil engi-
Fneer, was a photographer at the
Navy photographic Service, Suit
land, for 10 years. 1t. Hoggard,
a graduate of Virginia Polytechnic
Institute, was an electrical inspec-
tor for the Bureau o. Standards
Safety Codes Division.
Other Recent Arrivals.
Among other officers who ar
rived here recently aboard the
Navy transport. the Gen. John
Pope. are 1st Lit. Kevin Callahan,
%, of TOO Quincy street NV. an
architectural and engineering STU
dent at Catholic University; 1st
1t. Glen Funk, 27. of 1916 Four
teenth avenue, Langley Park. Md,
an Iowa school teacher until he
went to work for The District Rec
|reation Department in July; 1st
1t. John D.. Lyle. 35, OF 1860
Clydesdale place NV. refrigera-
tor engineer, and 1st 1t. Norman
F.. McGinnis, jr., 25. of 6015 Broad
Branch road NV, civi. engineer
student at George Washington
University.
1t. Callahan was released from
the Army in 1949 after serving
with occupation troops in Ger
many. Its. Lyle, Funk and Nc
Ginnis are South Pacific veterans.
1t. Lyle is assistant operations Of
ficer of the 430th. The other
three are line officers.
The main group of the 430th
was preceded to the Far East by
three other officers who flew over
as the advance party. They are
lst 1t. John R. Barger of Wash
ington, a law student at George
Washington University, the units
supply officer; 1st 1t. Nicholas A.
Sloan of Hyattsv;lle, a University
of Maryland student, and I'd 1t.
Donald Ollendorf of Arlington. a
graduate mechanical engineer.
Among the enlisted men are
Master Sergt. Jordan G. Parker,
90, of 915 South Washington
street, Alexandria. and 1st Sergt.
=. r. McCalla. %, of 335 Abe
marie drive, Alexandria. Sergt.
Parker owned his own trucking
business, while Sergt. McCalla. a
former paratrooper and OSS in
structor, was district supervisor
for the Gibbs Packing Co. of Bal
timore.
Three Sets of Brothers.
The 430th has three sets of
brothers from the Washington
area, including three in the same
family. The latter are Sergt.
George E. Dellinger, 35. of 1868
South Rolfe street, Arlington. a
former carpenter who now is a
cook in Company A; Sergt. Law
renee E. Dellinger, 30, of 2l3S
South Eads street, Arlington, a
home appliance salesman who now
is assistant mess steward in Head
quarters and Service Company:
and Pfc. Harvey A. Dellinger, 10,
of Fairfax Station, an automobile
mechanic now serving his first
hitch in the Army.
Another set of brothers consists
of Master Sergt. Robert E. Lee
| jr., 81, of 512 East Luray avenue