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WASHINGTON PIPELINE

Government expenses: A mere clerk at the army hospital in Tokyo rides back and forth to work ev- cry day in navy limousine. She is Mollie Joy, daughter of Adm. Turn CT Joy, chief LIN truce negotiator. Senator Benton of Connecticut
 is one man who never listens to the radio. AS an advertising exc
 cutive, he invented some of radios first techniques-applause by live audience, drinking coffee in com mercial, putting Fred Allen in front of live background. Now he says he wants to forget radio. The House of Representative postmaster must have been thinking of the fa-
 nous letter Gen. Douglas MacAr-
 thur wrote to House COP leader Joe Martin when he received a let
 ter addressed "Repr. MacArthur, Washington, D. O." Anyway, the office. It turned out to be for Demo- cratic Congressman Eugene Mo- Carthy (not Joel of Minnesota, and Martin passed it on. Bill Boyle, retiring chairman of the Demo- cratic National Committee, is sick CT than realized and may require an operation. The Air Force is begging for skilled manpower. La- bor, however, is reluctant to sign up for what might be temporary jobs, unless all-out war explodes. The Air Force counters that it wrote $l5,00O 100000 worth of con- tracts during l944, the peak year of World War II. In fiscal 1852, it will write $l6,500,000,0 while we're at peace-allegedly Jack, Small of the munitions board has worked out deal whereby rockets will be made of plastics and fibreglass in- stead of aluminium, thus saving the nation 36,000,000 pounds of alumin- um per year. The British have actually started to buy oil from the Russians in eastern Austria to make up for the oil lost in Iran. Signifi- cantly, the Russians sought out the British and offered to sell the oil even though they are desper- ately short themselves. Reason: They needed hard currency.
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SOLUTION IN SIGHT

Most heartening words we have heard lately were those of Commander Paul Savonis before the Juneau Chamber of Commerce at yesterdays lupcheon meeting.
 At the close of the Coast Guard hearings Wednes- day gloom prevailed among most of the witnesses. Their testimony had been heard but the decision was still up in the air. the offending regulations were still in force and many felt that while they had effectively stated their premises and successfully re- futed Coast Guard contentious they had created little good will
 Tn all the weter of statements, charges and rebuttals the only point on which all parties agreed was that safety regulations necessary and de- sirabe despite implications to the contrary
 Most were hopeful that the Commandant would give careful and impartial consideration to the tran script the proceedings but few felt any assurance
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Daily Lessons in English v. v [. GORDON

WORDS NnSUSED old pair of He a OLD SHOES. OFTEN NIISPRONOUNlCED: Rheumatism as in BOOST,
 OFTEN ense) K.
 Tedious, 
 a three times yours" Let
  which dislike turning from it. Some
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gation.
 The Bears were tumbled from their No. ] national ranking posi- ton last week by the hard driving Southern California Trojans, the first defeat for California in 39 regular season games.
 Washington State, also twice loser in the circuit, is expected to easily increase its percentage standing in its Pullman meeting with Oregon, three times defeated in the league.
 Southern California, now the top contender for the big prizes, steps out of the loop to take on Texas Christian. The Trojans, following their smashing win over California, figure to turn back the team from the Southwest.
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LOOK and LEARN szy c. GORDON

hononyms? Building, New City? small up spinal 
 did Napoleon call nation What the literal meaning "Renassance"?
  n meaning, spelling bear" and bare" 102 Vertebrae England. Re
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HOT POTATO IN OHIO

Buried in the files of the Senate elections committee, however, is some anti-Catholic campaign literature which has Republican strategists much more worried. This is the req son why the elections committee has been teetering back and forth trying to make up its mind about a real probe of the Ohio election
 Senator Taft made what is now considered a serious error by de- manding that the Ohio campaign be investigated. What he had in mind was the large amounts of money spent by labor against him But what preliminary investiga- tion turned up was.
 l. Around s2,OO0,O00 poured in by all sorts of people to support him
 9 An anti-Catholic campaign against his Democratic opponent, Jumping Joe Ferguson, Catholic.
 Highlight of this campaign was a letter, dated Oct. 3, 1850, signed hy Rev P. R. Stoneburner of Day. ton, Lutheran, and widely circu- lated throughout Ohio. It read:
 Dear Brethren: Please accept this letter merely as matter of information. It should be known that MT Joseph Ferguson, who is running against Senator Robert A. ;e Doy,on Cathn1io
 Knowing the efforts of the Ro- man Church to get an official representative to the Vatican and it's efforts to get public aid for parochial schools, thought it equit- able to pass this information on to you for what it is worth.
 of course you know that our Congressman, Edward Breen, is Ro- man Catholic and that he favors public aid for parochial schools.
 Tt is a mistaken public idea that Governor Frank Lausche is Roman Catholic. He was raised in an orthodox church. His family goes to a Methodist Church. He has never been Roman Catholic. These are the facts as have been able to ascertain them.
 For the authenticity of this let ter, contact the Lutheran pastor in your community or Rev F. R. Stoneburner, POI Commercial St., Dayton, Ohio.
 If you wish the members of your congregation to receive copies of this letter, please send such list to post office box No. 224, Green vile, O."
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2. The further fact that General Clark, a military man, must get a special act of Congress to permit him to serve, gives him a double hurdle to overcome and further postpones the date when he can take office
 Thus COP leaders figure the Pre- sident has made the mistake of alternating large segments of Pro- testant voters, while gaining no new friends. among Catholics. And they certainly intend to brand the Vati- can appointment-when the cam paign gets hct-as pure politics.
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STAY AWAY FROM JOBS

HIGHLAND, Wash Oct. 26-lR- Some $50 AFL> carpenters employed by the Atkinson-Jones Construc- tion Co.,, stayed away from their jobs for the third straight day to- day.
 J. L. Hofmaster. secretary of the union local, said the carpenters would attend a meeting to consider further action in their wildcat walk out
 The dispute began Monday when the contractors were served with an ultimatum calling for replac- ment of supervisor on the com pany's project at the Hanford at omic works. The carpenters walked out Wednesday to back up their de- mands.
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GILLETTE WORRIES

When Taft first demanded a probe of his campaign, the Senate elections subcommittee voted 4 to l for it, including the two Repub- lican members, Mrs. Smith of Maine and Hendrickson of New Jersey. The only man who voted against it was timid Senator Gillette of Iowa, Democrat.
 However, when the elections com- mittee picked Robert Murphy, an
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BOY-GIRL SCOUTS

Mrs. Ed Johnson announced that the clothes for Korea collectors would be the Douglas Boy and Girl Scouts. They will congregate at the city hall at 10 o'clock Sat- urday morning to go to their var ious districts to pick up the cloth ing. Members of the Womens Club and the Lions Club will pack the clothing for shipping after the col lection. It was announced again, that all clothing donated to the Korea drive, should be cleaned be- fore giving.
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MODERN ETIQUETTE ROBERTA fy LEE

O. introduced takes you by saying very glad appo- priate reply?
 A. "Thank much" i've meeting glad o
 a dinner turning hands?
 A. she should the gloves entirely
 that the position of companion" always social equality with the employer?
 A. S
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SUPPLY OFFICER ARRIVES
 FOR VA REGIONAL OFFICE

Evan Fowler arrived on the Bar anof and is to be the supply of ficer at the Juneau regional office of the Veterans Administration. He was formerly employed at the VA hospital at Fresno, Calif., in the same capacity. His wife will arrive as soon as living accommodations can be found.
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DOUGLAS
 NEWS
ACCA DRIVE

Mrs. Leigh s. Grant, chairman of the Alaska Crippled Children's fund drive for Douglas, announced the memberships would be accepted during the next two weeks. The fashion show at the Baranof Hotel Saturday will start off the drive she stated.
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MRS. MARY DOOGAN RETURNS FROM SKAGWAY

Following a two weeks stay in Skagway, Mrs. Mary Doogan re- turned on the Princess Louise. Mrs. Doogan visited with her daughter, Sister Mary Raphael who is with the Pope Plus X Mission.
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HOME TODAY

Mrs. Arne Shudshift who has undergone major surgery at St. Ann's Hospital in Juneau recently plans to return home today. She has recovered very well from her operation and is resting well.
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CHLoRINAToR WORKING

Mayor Mike Pusich announces that the city water supply is now connected with the newly installed chlorinator system, and henceforth the boiling of water by residents will not be necessary. The connec- ton was to be made this morning at g am. by the Hayes-Whitely contractors.
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ATTENTION

See the Nugget Shop bargain counter, soc to $10O. Among which. hone china cups and saucers. $1.00 a pair. 948-2t
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ATTENTION PIONEERS

Regular meeting Pioneers of AL aska and Auxiliary at 8 pm. Friday, Oct. 26. 1e51.s 947-2t
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ARRIVING ON ELLIS

Four passengers arrived on Ellis Airlines' Friday flight with two trav- cling on interport. Arriving from Ketchikan were c. V. Hultine, liar old Gronroos, Forest Kirby, Thomas Stewart.
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FROM VIRGINIA

K. w. Blackburn of Arlington, Va, is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
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ATTENTION

See the Nugget Shop bargain counter, soc to S1.00. Among which, hone china cups and saucers. $1.00 a pair. 948-2t
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Weather af Alaska points

Weather conditions and tempera- lures at various Alaska points also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 pm, 12Oth Meridian Time, and released by the Weather BurCau are as
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27

soji opinija esanti susijaudinu-
81 -. Idomu, ar tai labai sujau-
dins Kremliaus valdovus?
Paskutinemis ziniomis, anne
rikieciai Kaledoms gato nauia
staigmena - vengru karo teis-
mas visus keturis lakunus, jiems
"prisipazinus", nuteise sumoke-
tt po 10000 dol. baudos ar, nesu-
mokejus, po 3 men. kalejimo.
Dabar vyriausybe svarsto kokiu
imtis priemoniu, o spaudo tie
siog reikalauja siusti vengrams
ultimatuma, reikalaujant tuoj
paleisti, kalinamus amerikiecius.
Esa, reikia gelbeti Amerikos
prestiza -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27

nenusileidzia. Isikises j 81 reika-
Ia prezidentas Trumanas pareita
sestadieni .kreipesf j uzdarbiu
stabilizavimo istaiga (Wage
Sterilization Board) prasydamas
padaryti sprendima, ypac kad
visi pasitarimai nepavyko. Pre-
zidentas ia proga ispejo, kad ir
uniju nariai bel plieno bendroviu
vadovai panasiai esa atsakingi
uz krasto gynima kaip ir jis
pats. Jei WSB istaigai nepavyk-
tu rasti reikiamo sprendimo,
prezidentas galetu panaudoti dar
drastiskesnes priemones isveng-
tt streikui, paw. konfiskuoti pile
no imones ir ju darbininkus pa
versti vyriausybes tarnautojais.
Dabar belieka laukti, ar plieno
darbininkai su savo unija pa
klausys prezidento prasymo ne
mesti darbo ligi WSB sprendimo
ir ar jie isisamonins vyriausy-
bes galvos apeliavima j juos kaip
j "gerus krasto piliecius."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27
J. BACIUNAS
PERTVARkO SAVO
kURORTUS

j. Baciunas, eiles kurortu sa-
vininkas ir nuomotojas, nuo
ateinanciu metu daro pakeiti-
mus. Pirn1iausia, nori visa de-
mesl sutelkti j Tabor Farm, So
dus, Mich. ir j Prospect Point
ant Spring ezero, Mich. Toliau
demesys bus nukreiptas Bla-
ney Park ir j Grand Hotel Grand
Island saloje. Nuo Norris Park,
Tenn, esancio tolimam atstume
nuo nuolatines rezidencijos (Ta-
Dor Farmos) visiskai atsisako-
ma. Gi Macatawos viesbutis, is
nuomotas paskutinius penkis
metus ejusiam tvarkytojo pa
reigas Urbonui.
Paskutinis patvarkymas j.
Baciuno jau seniai suplanuotas,
kad naujos jegos savistoviau ISL
jungtu kurortu tvarkyma.
Girdeti, kad Macatawa bus ir
toliau j. Baciuno propaguojamu
kurortu eileje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27
PAVELUOJAMA SU
UZUOJAUTA

"Tremtis" - vienintelis lie
tuviskas laikrastis Vokietijoie,
neseniai paskelbe, kad toliau be-
iseis tik viena karta per menesi.
Dabar redakcija pranesa, kad
gavusi daug laiskQ, kur ragina-
ma laikytis ir siuloma finansine
parama, kad tik "Tremtis' ne
suretetu -.
Kaip ir paprastai, susirupini-
mas bel uzuojautos atsiranda
kick paveluotos. Tikslingiau bu-
tQ buve uoliau palaikyti nuo pat
pradzios, gal tada leidejui ne
butu reikeje padaryti dabartini
sprendima .. I visas tas uzuo-
jautas 'Tremties" redaktorius
- leidejas taip atsiliepia:
"TREMTIS" nuosirdziai de-
koja lietuviskosios spaudos nuo-
sirdiems Biciuliams, taciau pa
silieka prie savo ankstesnes pa
ziuros, butent: nesinaudoti vi
suomeniniais pinigais bel auko-
mis- laikrasti leidziant. "TREM-
tbs" be jokiu aukq buvo prade-
ia leisti, dideliu pastangu pase-
koje buvo islaikyta savaitrasciu
pusantru metu. Toliau il lankys
savo Biciulius kick reciau, ia
ciau dar su didesniu ryztu lie
tuviSkais klausimais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27
PLIENO STREIKAS
GRESIA

Pernai prizes Kaledas ivyko
gelezinkeliu streikas, simet vel
pakibo naujo - dar didesnio -
streiko seselis, streiko, kuris
gall ilgesni laika suparalizuoti
gyvybine plieno pramone. Ga
mindama per 100 mil. tonu per
metus plieno toji pramone, su-
prantama, pastaruoju metu dau-
giausia gamma gynybos reika-
lams. il apima sesias didesnes
bendroves ir simtus smulkesniu.
CLIO. unija, pareikalavusi pa
kelti plieno darbininku val. at
lyginima Is ct. val. ir kitty prize
dq, turf per mil. nariu, ju tarpe
$4,000 tik plieno pramoneje.
Nieko nuostabaus, kad Naujuju
Metu isvakarese grasomas strei-
kas sukele daug rdpesciq vyriau-
sybei = pabreziama, kad strei-
kas ne tik j pavojinga padeti
pastatytQ gynybos reikalu ga
myba, bet ir. jo isvados paska-
tintq infliaciniu budu kilt kai-
noms ir uzdarbiams visoje pra-
moneje. Nors plieno darbinin-
kams leidziama pakelti uzdar-
bius 6 ct. val, Wis delto unija
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27
December n, 1851 = No. 81
CLEVELAND, OHIO
sVENTES IR SNIEGAS

Pastarasias dvi savaites, spe-
jana, kad ir "Dirva', kaip ir XII
tt laikrasciai, skaitytojus pa
sieke zymiai pasiveluodama. We
lavo siuo metu beveik viskas,
kas pastu siunciama, mes pastas
buvo nepaprastai apkrautas
sventiniais sveikinimais ir kito-
kiomis sventinemis siuntomis, O
be to, gerokai pasto darba ap-
sunkino ir CANA gausus sniegas.
Paskutine siu metu savaite
'trumpa'. Kai kurie laikrasciai
del tos priezasties iseina kick
mazesni. "Dirva' buvo visai pa
sirengusi iseiti normalaus dy-
dzio, bet jau pirmadieni paais-
kejo, kad maza yra vilties gauti
treeiadieni popierio, pritaikyto
spausdinti aStuoniems pusla-
plans. Treciadieni galutinai pa
aiskejo, kad to popierio, bent
jau sia savaite, spaustuve tik-
raj netures, nors jau daugiau
kaip prizes menesi yra uzsakiu-
81. Todel buvome priversti nau-
dotis turimomis atsargomis, pri-
taikytomis spausdinti tik 6 pus-
lapius. Tikimes, kad tai nesu-
trukdys kita savaite iseiti "Te-
vlskelei', mes il spausdinama
ant keturiems puslapiams skir-
to popierio, kurio atsarga spaus-
tuvej dar ne taip labai issekusi,
nors ja turime dalintis su tote
pacioje spaustuveje spausdina-
mu a pusl. slovenisku dienras-
ciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27
Kas ya va|dzia?

| valdzia. Bet visvien il nelgytQ
praktiskos galios, kol jos nepri-
pazintu tarptautines institucijos,
Tokiu salygu neturime. sioji tik-
rove yra NUNS skaudi. Bet ne
rimta remtis tue, ko tikrumoje
nera.
Lietuvos valstybes valdziOs
dali dabar sudaro vien tik musu
senosios administrators uzsie-
MANS likuciai, butent, musu
diplomatai keliose valstybese ir
ju vadovybe. Be vadovybes ne
gall veikti ne viena institucija.
Nesvarbu, kaip ia vadovybe va
dinama. Juk nesvarbu ir tai,
ar musu rezistencini organa
tremtyje vadiname VLIKu ar
kuriuo nors kitu vardu. Taip
pat nesvarbu, kuriuo teisiniu
pagrindu ir ar iprasta demokra-
tine tvarka nepaprastais laikais
susidare diplomatijos vadovybes
Institutes. Mes juk nekeliame
klausimo, ar demokratiniu budu
susidare VLIKas, kaip rezisten-
cinis organas isimties stovio
metu. Svarbu, kad musu dip
lomatine institucija (diplomatai
ir ju vadovybe) savitarpyje dar-
Mai sugyventu ir aktyviai veik-
tq. Atrodo, kad tokiu salygq dar
turime. Taigi, dziaugkimes tuo,
o ne anarchistiskai sia institu-
cija ignoruokime ir nihilistiskai
niekinkime, prisidenge kovos su
"vadizmu' baubu. X.
Red. past: Del esamos mIsu
diplomatijos vadovybes pobudzio
kartais keliamas klausimas,
kaip il veikia: ar kaip vadovau-
janti - isakanti, ar tiktai kaip
derinanti. Musu ziniomis, Dipl.
sefo Institutes laikomas esamu
Lietuvos Diplomatijos istaigu
bel pareigunu veikla derinanciu
(koordinuojanciu) centru.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27
SOVIETAI BUSIA SULAIKYTI
PRIZE RENO?

Kai vokieciai su labiau pakel-
ia nuotaika svente Kaledas, mes
Wis labiau jaute artejanti sava-
rankuma, amerikieciai zurnalis-
tai tyrinejo galimybes atsispirti
galimai sovietQ invazijai Vokie-
tijoje. Ass. Press korespondentu
uzklausti vakaru kariniai vado-
val pareiske Wilt, kad kad So
vietams pradejus invazija, jie
gall butt sulaikyti ties Reinu.
Dabar jau nebera kalbOs apie tai,
kad priesas prasiverztu ligi Pi-
rineju ir kad zlugtu didesne Eu-
ropos dalis. Sajungininku pale
gos Europoje dabar jau zymiai
padidejo = paw. amerikieciu. ka-
riu prizes metus buvo Europoje
vos 100000, Stems gi metams
baigiantis esama 100000. Britai
turi 100000 kariu. siuo metu
YAK. Vokietijoje esancios IA pa
jegiu sajungininku diviziju ga
letu sekmingai pasipriesinti %
sovietu pestininku ir sarvuotoms
divizijoms. Sovietai Rytu Vo-
kietijoje laiko dabar 100000 ka-
riu - siuo metu tai pirmas
kartas, kad sajungininkai SUI sa-
vo 100000 kariu skaiciumi pra-
nestu sovietus Vokietijoje. Jie
vakaru pajegas Europoje pra-
mesa tik savo gausesne aviacija.
Pagal karinius sluogsnius, nors
sovietai dar nera pradeje savo
kariniu pajegu didinimo Euro
pos sirdy, bet tai jie gall vyk-
dyti kiekvienu metu. Esa, 1852
metal busia sovietq apsispren-
dino metals - jei jie neprade-
'sia tais metals puolimo, kitais
metals jau gall butt per velu.
V. Rimvydas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27

"Draugas", rasydamas 1ietu.
viu vienybes reikalu, DIPLOMAT.
jos sefa Lozoraiti vadina ''pa-
skiriu asmeniu", O VLIKa vals-
tybes valdzia. Ar taip is tikrujV
yra?
Kaip zinome, valstybes val
dzia susideda is triju funkciniu
organu: seimo, vyriausybes ir
teismo. Ar dabar turime tokius
organus? Xxi siol niekas nekal-
ba apie Lietuvos teisma, kurio
visos trys sakos (magistratura,
prokuratura ir advokatura)
tremtyje turf beveik visus savo
bendradarbius ir normaliais lai-
kais sudaryta ir neatleista va
dovybe (pirmininkus arba ju
nuolatinius pavaduotojus). Jei
visdelto Xxi siol net nekilo min
tis, jog cia turime savo teisma,
kaip Lietuvos valdzios dali, tai,
objektyviai tariant, negalime
rimtai kalbeti nei apie valstybes
valdzios egzistencija.
Jei savitarpyje palaikytume
Lietuvos teisma, kuriam turime
visas personalities salygas, ir
sudarytume Lietuvos selma bel
vyriausybe, tai vidaus santvar-
kos poziuriu turetume Lietuvos
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27
KOREJA KUR OAR
5000 KARIU?

Pc ilgu derybq komunistai pa
galiau pereita savaite sajungi-
ninkams iteike belaisviu sarasa
= is 1859 kariu = belaisviu
amerikieciu buvo = 3,198. Is
savo puses JT pajegos komu-
nistams iteike 132,474 kariu sa-
rasa. Sic skaiciai ir vel iklam-
pino daugiau puses metu be-
vykstancias derybas. Pietu kore-
jieciai pasigedo net 10000 savo
dingusiuju be zinios kariq, anne
rikieciai = 5000. Jei, kaip spe-
jana, 1000 kariq galejo mirti
nuo zaizdu, salcio, ligu, visvien
dar truksta 5000. Kur dingo tie
kariai, ar pasiteisins jau anks-
ciau speti nuogastavimai del ju
iszudymo, o gal tai raudonqjQ
tokia taktika priversti IT
derybininkus padaryti reikiamas
nuolaidas? siaip ar taip, sajun-
gininkai yra pasiryze nenusi-
leisti karo belaisviq klausimu ir
jau yra pradeje visu stropumu
tirti patiektus belaisviQ sarasus.
Artejant Kaledoms, parodydami
savo gera valia, jie pakviete ko-
munistus atsilankyti j Pusana ir
isitikinti, kad 37,500 korejieciq
belaisviu nera raudonuju kariai,
bet Pietq Korejos civiliai gy-
ventojai. Tai padaryta todel,
kad komunistai pasipriesino tq
belaisviq isbraukymui is sarasu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27
VAKARAI. LAIMI
,BALSAS -.

Prizes Kaledas Paryziuje vyks-
tas Jungtiniu Tautu susirinki-
mas issiskirste 10 dienu atosto-
gu, neissprendes paciu pagrin-
diniq klausimu ir senoje padety
palikes rytu = vakaru skirtin-
gumus. Prieskalediniame laiko-
tarpyje ivyko visa eile vaka-
rams palankiu balsavimu, taciau
jie netures jokiu didesniu pa
seku. Nusiginklavimo klausimu
sovietai nepajudinami priesino-
81 vakaru pasiulymams, daugu-
ma balsu nutarta sudaryti ko-
misija parengti laisviems rim
kimams Vokietijoje, bet =. kas
is to, kad nei sovietai, nei ju
dominuojama Rytq Vokietija ir
girdeti nenori apie kokia nors
komisija. Saugumo Taryboje
minetinas vakaru laimejimas -
balsq dauguma IL nariu, vietoje
Jugoslavijos, isrinkta Graikija,
nors sovietai dejo visas pastan-
gas ikisti Baltgudija.
Sovietai yra tape snipine jimo
manijOs aukOmis - tokiais To-
dziais amerikieciai pavadino So
vietus. Sic pastarieji, rysium su
keturiQ amerikieciu laklnu ka-
linimu Vengrijoje ir numatoma
jiems kelti byla, amerikiecius
stipriai apkaltino spionazo ska
tinimu Europoje. Is savo puses
amerikieciai Kremliui iteike no.
ta atremdami ju kaltinimus ir
per. sestadieni ju diplomatas
Waist. Dep-to igaliotas net as
meniskai atsilanke sovietu uz-
sieniu reik. komisariate, pabrez-
damas rimtai amerikieciu trak-
tuojama lakunu kalinima ir. !.
prasydanhas sovietu, kad jie
vengrus paspaustu lakunus pa
leisti, nes, esq, amerikieciu vie
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-12-27
DIP KOMISIJA
BALFO NEMINI

DIP Komisija metams bai-
giants isleido biuleteni, kuria-
me reiskia specialia padeka va
dlnamoms "savanoriskoms agen-
turoms", daug pagelbejusioms
tremtiniu JAW atgabenimo ir
lkurdinimo darbe. Nurodo, kad
siu metu paskutine diena bus
jau isduota 100000 vizu II pa
saulinio karo tremtiniams.
Drauge yra dekojama 35 JAW
valstybiu DIP komisijoms, kurios
veikia paskirose valstybese.
Biuletenio pabaigoje isskai-
ciuojamos organizacijos, kurios
bendradarbiavusios su DIP Ko-
mlsija. Ju yra pamineta 18, ju
tarpe lenkq, ukrainu komitetai,
ir net Tolstojaus Fondas, bet
nera musiskio Balfo. Matyt, jis
liko uzdengtas NCWC vardu ir
formaliai DIP Komisijai skaito-
mas nezinomu. Kitaip, turbut, ir
negalejo butt - mlsu Balfas
nebuvo tick pajegus, kad gale
tQ stoti ta pacia eile SUI stip-
riaisiais fondais bel organizaci-
jomis. Tokia yra realybe, nors
daug kas turf liuziju, kad Bal
fas yra visiskai lygiateisis su
visomis kitomis panasiomis or
ganizacijomis.