davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-16
New Contract

John L. Lewis, (right), presi-
dent Of the UNIV, puts on the
nearest thing to a smile he can
manage after he and Harry NJ.
Moses UefD, president OF the
northern coal operators group,
signed a new wage contract un-
der which the miners received
q S1.60-a-day pay boost. The in
crease became effective Feb
ruary I.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-16
New Corn Hybrids

Suitability of new hybrids and
varities of corn can best be deter
mined by comparing them with
locally adapted standard hybrids
or varities.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-16
Persistent Grandpa

1t was the worst storm on record.
Finally the dam burst and a raging
torrent forced the townfolks to flee
to higher ground. From the hill,
as they looked down, they noticed
straw hat float slowly downstream
for fifty feet or so. Then the hat
stopped, turned around and made
its way upstream similar dis
lance. After this performance had
been repeated several times, one
of the group asked:
"What makes the hat act so darn
funny?" And boy replied:
Last night l heard Grandpa say
that come heck or high water he
was going to NOV the lawn today"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-16
Appointment

Eric Johnston, head of the
Motion Picture Association of
America, (center), was ap-
pointed economic stabilizer to
replace Alan Valentine. At left
is John Steelman, assistant to
the president and Charles E.
Wilson (righD defense mobiliza-
ton director.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-16
TECHNICAL

A reader asks, "Why is it that
radio announcers have such small
hands?"
That's simple: Wee paws for sta
ton identification.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-16
WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS -
Communists Offer Vague Proposal
For Negotiations in Korean War;
Army Plans "a Divisions by July

& sSsE Thss s9sa: %
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-07-06
Delegates Turn Down Proposal
For Life Membership Award

Passing out honors is one thing
an Individual voting
privileges for life is something
else-was the thought expressed
by the decisive defeat of a pro-
posed amendment at the June
meeting of the Council.
Before the group was an amend
ment to their constitution, which
would have given Honorary Pres
idents (Raphael Brandes was so
designated recently membership
and voting privileges for life on
Council executive committee.
Those favoring the amendment
held that such status should go to
an honorary president; that he
could not be expected to maintain
continued interest unless he had
voting power.
Others maintained it was en-
tirely undemocratic to choose a
person to represent the commun-
ity and delegates for years to
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-07-06
Reform, RGbbiS
Ask For Help
From Groups

NEW LONDON, Conn, (JTA)
The 62nd annual meeting of the
Central Conference of American
Rabbits went on record as voicing
sharp opposition to any attempt to
inject the practice of sectarian-
isms in the nations public schools.
The conference warned that the
principle of separation of state
and church, 'was being ques-
toned, challenged and under
mined in many quarters.
A comprehensive report deal
ing with the question, voiced
sharp opposition to Bible read
ings, religious holiday observances
in the public school systems and
to the released time program of
religious instruction. The report
emphasized that the rabbis were
opposed to the observance of
Jewish as we'll as Christian holt
days in the public schools as "im-
proper, illegal and unconstitu
tional."
A merger of the Reform and
Conservative wings of American
Judaism is out of the question at
this time although it is regarded
as a possibility for the future, rab-
binical spokesman for these two
religious groups declared. Closer
cooperation between the two
groups in specific areas of COM
mon interest was recommended as
a practical step toward greater
understanding and eventual unity.
The synagogue as an institution
is becoming neglected because of
inertia and Indifference on the
one hand, and because of the de-
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-07-06

come without their expression of
choice; nothing prevented an
honorary president from running
for office; that he could reason
ably be expected to give needed
counsel in an advisory capacity,
just as rabbis do to their boards.
Strength of good board, it was
asserted, lies in the frequent
change of membership on any
board. Example of Detroit was
cited. There the Council recently
discarded such a provision and
now limit the honorary president
to three years on the board. Ulti-
mately they may do away with
the three year provision also.
An amendment was proposed
by Mrs. Maurice Margolis, Sheva
Pioneer Women, that would per-
NIT each member organization to
choose an alternate delegate to
serve when the regular delegate
is unable to attend.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-07-06
Witnesses Forced
To Sign about
Arms Cache

Tel Aviv (JTA) = Information
reaching here from Iraq states
that "a Jews are still under arrest
in Bagdad in connection with the
alleged discovery last week OF
arms in a synagogue.
The report says that represen-
tatives of the American Embassy
in Bagdad, as well as local Jew
ish leaders, were invited by the
Iraei authorities to witness the
search. However, when they ar
rived, the arms were already in
side the synagogue. The Jewish
leaders, who were asked to sign
that they attended the search, re-
fused to do so, but were finally
compelled to sign under the pres
sure of threats.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-07-06
Yeshiva Plans
Medical School

New York (JTA)-Y e S h iv a
University will join with New
York City in the construction OF
SCI, 100000 hospital and medical
center in the Bronx section. The
project involves a collaboration in
which the University will provide
the medical center and the per-
sonnet, an investment of $25, OOO,-
600, with the city spending $685.
100000 on a tuberculosis hospital
and a general hospital.
The projected $10,0OO,O0O Ye-
SILVA University Medical School,,
the first such school to be estab-
lished in the United States under
Jewish auspices, will mark the
initial phase of the University's
$25, 100000 Medical Center expan-
sion program designed to include
Colleges of Medicine, Dentistry,
Nursing, Public Health and Post
Graduate divisions.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-07-06
20 Parties Are
Listed In Election

Tel Aviv (JTA) -Twe nty
groups registered their lists of
candidates for the forthcoming
parliamentary elections scheduled
for July 80. Each list is signed by
$50 supporters.
Last minute efforts to establish
a unified bloc of all religious par
ties failed. The 20 lists include:
the procurement Mapai Party;
the pro-Soviet Mapam Party; the
General Zionists; the Mizrachi
Laborite Party; the Herut Party;
Sephardim; the Progressive Par
ty; the Communist Party; the Miz-
rachi Orthodox Party; the Agudas
Israel; the Agudah L a b orite
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-07-06

sentatives will meet at the home
of Mrs. I. H. Handmaker to furth-
er consider matters relating to the
bond drive.
Bond sale pledges total $5O,5OO.
Actual cash of $4,000 has been re-
ceived. Now that a community
bank for Tucson has been chosen,
the Southern Arizona Bank, pay
ments on pledges are being sought
so that bond sales can be COM
pleted. 1t is estimated that the
bond will be received by the own
er within ten days after the bank
receives the bond form and pay
ment.
1t was deemed advisable to con-
tinue activity during the absence
of Henry Kaufman, bond drive
chairman, who has left for trip
to Israel and Europe, returning in
early September.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-07-06

emphasized that the World Zion
ist Organization must continue to
play its important role with spe-
cial privileges in the upbuilding
of Israel.
Mr.. Browdy asserted that the
Zionist movement in the us.
must have a special standing as
the most important agency con-
cerned with IsraePs interests in
the us" He warned that the
whole Israeli aid program
throughout the world would be
in jeopardy without the Zionists
and their active leadership In
similar stand, DR.. Abba Hillel
Silver asserted that only a strong
Zionist movement "can insure for
Israel that strength and support
which the long hard pull ahead
will require"
DR.. Israel Goldstein charged
that Premier Ben Gurion'S state
ment that there was no need for
Zionists parties outside of Israel
was meant to discourage General
Zionists in America from extend
ing moral and material support to
the General Zionists in Israel who
he described as the strongest
rivals of Ben Gurion's dominant
Mapai party.
After an exhaustive debate, the
convention of the Zionist Organi-
zation of America, by vote of
329 to 127, adopted a resolution
affirming its resolve to do all in
it's power ito strengthen General
Zionism throughout the world"
A substitute motion presented by
J. M. Alkow of the South Pacific
Zionist Region recording its dis
approval "of any effort of any
party outside of Israel to interfere
in the internal affairs of the state
of Israel" was defeated.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-07-06
MapaiHasMOst
OF Shekel Vote

JERUSALEM, (JTA)-Premier
David Ben Gurion's Mapai Party
received so per cent Of the votes
cast in Israel's elections to the
World Zionist Congress, accord
ing to a partial count. Based on a
tally of 241, 1000 of the 5000 votes
cast, the Mapai showed an in
crease from the 36 percent it
scored in voting to the 1913 Con-
gress. The left-wing Mapam
Party was running second in the
polling, with 20 percent, a fall
from the "a percent it received in
1913; the Hapoel Hamizrachi the
religious workers party, ran third
with IS percent; the Herut Party,
fourth, with IL percent, and the
Progressive Party was in fifth
place, with six percent of the vote
cast.
The General Zionists and the
Mizrachi had boycotted the cleo
tons. Only 275,00O of the $4,000
Stockholders voted.
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Mr.. White presented proposals
of the national office concerning
the reorganization of the cam
paign and acceleration of bond
sales in Tucson. Several proposals
were adopted. Bond office will be
at 134 S. Tucson Blvd, with office
help organized out of this head
quarters. Benz. Brook was ap-
pointed administrative haison by
the national office, Sidney Weiss
berger selected as general legal
counsel. Summer months are to
be used to set up the campaign
machinery so that concerted
campaign can be conducted dur
ing September, October, Novem-
Der. All organizations are being
asked to appoint drive chairman
Immediately.
On July 10 the Steering Com
mittee and organization repre-
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-07-06
Israel Religious Bloc
Splits Over Election

Jerusalem (JTA)-All efforts to
establish a Religious Bloc for the
forthcoming parliamentary cleo
tions on July 80 failed when the
Mizrachi Laborite Party an
nounced that it will present a
separate slate of candidates.
The leaders emphasized that
they saw no way of joining the
Religious Bloc of which the Miz-
rachi laborites were a part in the
previous parliamentary elections.
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Last Minute
News Flashes
X X X x 4 r X X

General Zionist Council with
delegates from Is countries par
ticipating and meeting in Paris
expressed regret over decision
of the American ZOA to support
the General Zionists in Israel :.
A protest meeting against Ger
man rearmament was banned by
Rome police Last DIP camp in
the British zone of Germany was
closed. Last of the DPS are leav-
ing for Israel. The health cases
will be moved to the American
zone to be cared for by the JDC
Religious leaders of French
Jewry emphasize that Judaism is
holding its ground in Paris but
vanishing at an alarming rate
elsewhere in France.
Emigration from Iraq will con-
tinue despite July l deadline Z.
Knesset adjourned until after the
elections scheduled for July 80 -.
Arab owners in Huleh swamp
area refuse to sell or exchange
their seven dunams of land. Re
course now is to Security Council
>. Enlightenment Teams" have
been established in Rumania to
Improve the quality of enlight-
eminent among honest Jews" A
chief aim is to persuade persons
registered to go to Israel to with
draw their applications.
Widespread arrests of Bagdad
Jews followed alleged discovery
of arms on former Jewish prop
erty, in a synagogue and the home
of prominent Jew affiliated with
the Zionists . Despite vigorous
objections of the Israeli delegate,
the International Labor Organiza-
ton voted to accept West Ger
many into membership :. . HAS
will undertake program of immi-
grant reception in Israel in coop
Grafton with the Jewish Agency.
Funds will come from its tradi-
tional membership campaign and
not from welfare funds Inter
national board of the YMCA abol-
ished acceptance of Christianity
as a condition to membership in
step towards world brotherhood
San Francisco board of super
visors rejected proposed ordin-
ance to enact an FEPC. Oppon-
ents argued that the voluntary
plan was successful and less cost
ly william ROSenwald, chair
man of the UJA, left for his first
visit to Israel The two Israel
warships completed their good
will tour and left for Haifa. They
spoke of the marvellous hospitality
-. A vicious anti-Semitic attack
appeared in the French news
paper, Rivarol, which supports
Marshal Petain, serving life
sentence for treason. It defends
the Nazis, saying Hitler regime
killed only 100000, not six mil
lion Jews.
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votion of Jews in the United
States to charitable organizations
and other secular causes, on the
other, declared Rabbi Edgar F.
Magnin, Los Angeles.
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-07-06
US ziOniSts Demand Special
Role In Israel Policies

JTARaning Zionist leaders, headed by Ben
iamn of the Zionist Organization of America
and with Israeli Government Off
including Minister David Ben GuriOn the status
the ZOA convention
The Arizona post. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1946-1990, 1951-07-06
Reorganized Committees
To Accelerate Bond Drive

meeting held last week at the Westerner,
Steering Committee and the bond
various organizations called by Wallace White
Financial and Development
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-25
Kali tvarkosi musQ studentai

jos Suddenly Notwithstanding
ir isnagrineti galimybes sudary-
ii Baltijos Suddenly Sajungu
Federacija, kas, tikime, gales
butt ivykdyta. C. Valdyba yra
susisiekusi su Lietuviu Profeso-
riu Draugijos Valdyba ir pasiu-
liusi imtis iniciatyvos pamineti
Vytauto D. Universiteto Kaune
80 metu sukakti.
Yra palaikomi rysiai su Lie
tuviu Patariamaja Grupe prie
Laisvosios Europos Radio Ko-
miteto ir su kitom istaigom stu
dentams stipendiju klausimu.
Studentijos skaicius auga.
Reikia tik pastebeti, jog daugel
lietuviu Suddenly yra CANA pa
syvus studentiskosios veiklos
atzvilgiu. Sajunga turi uzregis-
truotus 200 studentu, kai tue
tarpu dar yra didele dalis visai
neuzsiregistravusiu. Studentija
turetu aktyviau telktis savo
organizacija, palaikydama SUI ia
rysius registruodamasi ir steig-
DANA vietinius sajungos sky
rius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-25

LietuviQ Suddenly Sajunga
JAW, isisteigusi s. m. birzelio
menesi, rugpjucio 1919 dieno-
mis- Chicagoje turejo savo me-
TIM suvaziavima, kurio metu
buvo aprobuotas sajungos sta
tutas, isteigtas Suddenly Salpos
Fondas ir nutarta isteigti L. S.
Sajungos Informacini biura.
Centre Valdyba siuo metu ruo-
siasi statuta patiekti sajungos
nariu referendumui. Suddenly
salpos Fonde jau yra keleta SIM
tu doleriQ, kurie susidare is au-
ku ir is c. Valdybos suruosto
Chicagoje literaturos - muzi-
kos vakaro pelno. siuo metu yra
sudaroma Salpos Fondo Vado-
vybe, kuri, tikimasi, nuo N. Me-
tQ prades studentu salpos dar-
ba. Informacini Biura sudaryti
Sajungos Centro Valdyba pa
kviete A. Klima, siuo metu ra-
santi doktorata Philadelphijcs
universitete.
Centre Valdyba yra kontakte
su Vokietijos Liet. Stud. Sa-
junga bel kitais ivairiose walls.
tybese besiorganizuoja n c i a S
studentu daliniais ir yra paruo.
susi plana visu pasauly studi.
juojanciu lietuviu apjungimui
bendra organizacija. siuo metz
yra uzmegsti rysiai su Latviu il
Estu Stud. Sajungomis JAW
tikslu sueiti j glaudesni Balti
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-25
Persu galva Washingtone

Saugumo Tarybai vel atidejus
galutini sprendima britu - per-
sQ zibalo gince, Irano min. pir-
mininkas Mossadegh siomis die
nomis lankosi Washingtone ir
susitinka su prez. Trumanu ir
kitais valdzios zmonemis. Bri-
tams sutinkant SUI zibalo nacio-
nalizavimu ir pareikalavus pu-
ses gaunamo pelno, atrodo, kad
abb puses yra spaudziamOs eiti
prie kai kuriq nuolaidq. Vakarai
ypac prisibijo, kad uzsitesusi
Irano krize galinti butt naudin-
ga Sovietams. Taip pat tikimasi,
kad Washingtono pasitarimai su
atkakliuoju "astrianosiu' persu
gall priversti prie naujo ameri-
kieciu pasiulymo vel paleisti
darba Irano zibalo valyklas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-25

slaptingo" darbo negalima patti
keti!
Aisku, kad cia yra tik biuro-
kratiskas nesusipratimas. Oar
daugiau: SINUS kariuomeneje,
pakankamai patikimas, kad gall
butt siunciamas net ne visai Ell
linens pareigoms j Europa, tue
tarpu jo tevas del kazkokiu for
malumu Wis dar negali gauti
teises ivaziuoti j Jungtines Vals-
tybes.
Visa tai labai sunkiai derina-
81 su apskritai Amerikoje vyrau-
jancia teisingumo dvasia. Jeigu
stengiamasi, kad visas Ameri-
rikos gyvenimas butu is tikruju
Fair Deal' (ne partijos pro-
gramos, bet placia prasme), tai
be abejo, kad siu sriciq istaty-
mu bel patvarkymu leidejai tik-
raj pripazintQ, jog toji padetis
yra taisytina. Tx reikia, kad
kas nors atitinkamose vietose
tokia padeti nusviestu. O cia ir
vel akys krypsta pirmoje eileje
j pirma minetas pasiuntinybes.
IS ketvircio miliono nauju
ateiviu, kurie pateko j Ameri-
ka, kaip issigelbejusios komu-
nizmo aukos, bus daug jaunimo,
kuris salia Americas pilieciu Pc
tvs j peti stos kova prizes ko-
munizma. Nors sovinistai 20
tokiu nemaza yra ir AmerikoD
ir saukia, kad tie nauji ateiviai
jiems, mazdaug duonos kasni is
burnos traukia ir is ju manu-
varo, bet rimtai galvojantieji
atsakingi amerikieciai juk pri-
pains, kad tarp ginklo draugu
neturi butt diskriminacijos nei
ju, nei ju seimu atzvilgiu.
Kai tula kapiniu adn1inistra-
CHA neprieme palaidoti Korejo-
je zuvusio indeno (tikriausio
amerikiecioD, tai pats preziden-
tas isake j palaidoti garbin-
giausiose Amerikos kapinese -
Arlingtone. Reikia tiketis, jog ir
kitty kariu - nepilieciu atzvilgiu
bus vadovaujamasi panaSiu nu-
sustatymu. V. Rastenis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-25

rikieciu abejingumo arabu pro-
demons. Siuo metu is septyniu
Arabu Lygos valstybiu nei vie
ma nera draugingai nusiteikusi
britu atzvilgiu ir amerikieciu
tarpininkavimas priimamas su
nepasitikejimo jausmais. Aisku,
ivairus streikai ar riauses tuose
arabu krastuose tuoj Maskvos
Pravdos paskelbiami "anglu =
amerikieciu karinio imperializ-
mo" isdavomis. Jei arabai sako-
81 dabar krypsta prie sovietu
tai tik del to, kad jie esa nu-
sistate prizes vakarus.
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KARYS NEP|L|ET|S

yra siQsti j veikianti ar poten-
cialu kovos fronta karius, kurie
yra tokioje keblioje teisineje pa
detyje? sitaip esant reiketu ar
ba JUGS laikyti toliau nuo tiesio-
ginio kontakto su priesu, arba
ju teisine padeti sutvarkyti taip,
kad jiems bent kick galima ma
ziau grestu toks ypatingas pa
vojus, kuris negresia. kariams
- pilieciams.
Americas istatymu leidejai,
zinoma, sitokios padeties MENU
mate, gal apie ja neturejo progos
nei pagalvoti. Jei pagalvotQ,
greiciausiai pripazintu, kad cia
reikia ka nors daryti. Kas jiemS
ia mint turetu iskelti? Grei-
ciausiai, kad tai pritiktu daryti
bendromis jegomis Lietuvos
Latvijos ir Estijos pasiunti.
MANS, kurie juk Shame kraste
yra teiseti reprezentantai ir in.
teresu gynejai visu asmenu, te-
beturinciq siu valstybiu pile
tybe.
Ia pacia proga galetu butt
iSkeltas ir kitas klausimas. Stai
Balfo pirmininkas kreipesi j att
tinkamas istaigas, del pilietybas
reikalavimo priimant darbinin-
kus j kaikurias imones, dirban-
cias karo reikalams. Atsakymas
gautas labai mandagus ir jane
sakoma, kad nera jokiu kliuciu
nepilieCiams tokiose imonese
dirbti. Tai labai grazu, bet tik-
rumoje yra vistiek kitaip. Imo-
niu virsininkai atsako, kad jiems
nesVarbu, ka raso BaltleJl Ru-
mai, jiems is ju vadovybes Wis
tick yra isakyta priimti tik pi-
liecius ir baigta.
Susidaro stai kokia padetis.
SINUS nepilietis - privalo eiti
j pacia kariuomene, jis gall dirb-
tt net karinio dalinio stabe, gall
ir tinka kovoti paciame fronte,
O jo tevas - negali gauti darbo
tokiame fabrike, kur dedami ra-
tai 'jeepui'', kuriuo gal lures
vazineti jo sunus fronte: jis,
mat, nepilietis, jam toxic pa
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Vatikanas ir protestantu audra

Vatikanas ir pr0testantu audra
Per. savaite PREF. Trumanui
paskyrus gen. Clark'a ambasa-
dorium j Vatikana jau visa sa-
waite nesiliauja Americas pro-
testantu triuksmas ir protestas
del sio isidemetino JAW vyriau-
sybes zygio. Baznyciu pamoks-
luose, susirinkimuose, telegra-
NOSE prezidentui ir senate
riams smerkiamas zygis tvirtl-
nant, kad siuo zygiu giliai pa
zeidziamas Americas principals
del valstybes ir baznycios atsky-
rimo. Nekalbant jau apie kata-
liku sluogsnius, siaip spauda
sveikina 81 paskyrima, reikalin-
ga dar senate patvirtinimo. Nu-
rodoma, kad Clark'as skiriamas
ambasadorium ne baznycia,
bet j suverenine~ valstybe, ku-
rioje Americas atstovai jau yra
rezidave nuo 1898 ligi 1868 m.
Pagal Baltuosius Rlmus, Clark,
buv. sajungininko vado ir ''Ro-
mos islaisvintojo" paskyrimas
prisidesias prize suderintos k0vOs
prizes komunistini pavoju. Esa,
Vatikanas turis viena geriausiu
pasauly zvalgybos sistemu. SUI
sirinkus kongresui sausio m.,
neabejotina, senatoriu tarpe kills
nemaza kova ir kuo il pasibaigs,
dabar sunku numatyti.
V. Rimvydas
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Egipte tampa Wis dideja

Egiptieciai ligsiol nusistate
neatsisakyti savo pasiryzimo is
STUNT britus is Egipto ir Suda-
no. Nors britu padetis Sueso
kanalo srity yra stipri, nors jie
savo laivu pagalba uztvere abu
kanalo galus j laiko visai savo
kontroleje, taciau Egipto mobi-
lizacines priemones, nuolat di-
dejancios ir valdzios sunkiai SUI
valdomos riauses, prie kuriu
pirstus bus aiSkiai prikise ir
komunistai, nezada greito ir
sekmingo krizes issprendimo.
Negaledami SUI savo silpnai
ginkluota kariuomene jega is
stumti britu is Egipto, egiptie-
ciai imasi kitty priemoniq - jie
pradejo sabotazo veiksmus prizes
britu susisiekima, pradejo at
leisti britus is vyriausybes istai-
gu, prisibijoma teroristiniu