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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-05
ROYAL SHEPARD NOW
ON CALIFORNIA JOB

Royal Shepard and wife are now
located at Fresno, California, &C.
cording to letter received here.
He is representative of Corroon and
Reynolds, New York company, and
his territory is the San Joaquin and
Sacramento Valleys. Mrs. Shepard
says she has attended several meet
ings of American Legion Auxiliar-
les and finds them up ana o..-....s.
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SURPRISED

SULLIVAN, Ind-William Boles,
Sullivan printer, surprised two squir-
rels in a tree, fired single shot
and bagged both. Boles was sur
priSed, too.
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NOTICE

Hvaing sold my interest in the
Femmer's Transfer to Wayne Ora
ham, will not be responsible for
any bills contracted after March
/, 1913.
adv (Signed) S. p. WHITLEY.
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NOTICE TO BICYCLE OWNERS

The 1943 Bicycle Licenses are
now available and on sale at the
office of the City Clerk.
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The City of Juneau ordinance
requires all bicycles to be licensed
(Signed)
Eta MAE DUCKwORTH,
adv. City Clerk.
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GUARANTEED Realistic Perma-
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Lola Beauty Shop. Phone 20l.
815 Decker Way.
TURN your old gold into value,
cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
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ONE EACH: set Ackavick girdies,
power bilge pump; 16-ga. Win
chester pump gun; 25-35 Win.
rifle; 250-300O Savage; 1906 Win.
Mo. 95; German luger; 90 target
pistol 835 West 9th st.
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WASH machine, electric heater,
toaster, radio. LISA Gastineau
Ave.
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YOUR BROKEN LENSES
Replaced in our own shop. Eyes
Examined. DR.. Rae Lillian Carlson.
Blomgren Bldg Phone 636. adv.
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HOUSE with 2 furnished Broom
apis, both with bath. Phone
green 1853.
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Return to Madsen Bicycle Shop.
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|LOST-Pair of lady's black shoes
Reward. Return to Empire.
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.25 REMINGTON automatic; L. c.
Smith double barrel IL guage
shotgun. Guitar and instruction
books. 1908 between 9th and 10th
SITS.
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MODERN S room furnished log
house, Mile 81 Glacier Highway
Montgomerys.
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FOR SALE-30 brake hip. Covic
diesel stationary engine. BIB En-
pire
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wallet. Keep money,
but please return papers and
other articles to Empire. Reward.
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f. RIM. FURNISHED mouse. P.O.
Box lots.
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ting. Identify ownership and pay
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WANTED TO RENT-Unfurnis
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Phone blue 375.
WANTED TO BUY-Pick-up Or
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Phone 621.
WANTED = Used baby carriage.
Phone 677.
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Furnished or partly furnished
house. Phone Douglas 963.
WANTED = Woman for general
cleaning work. Apply Sullys
Bakery.
WANTED AT ONCE-Ironers and
shirt finishers. Alaska Laundry.
WANTED-Will pay cash for 14x14
left hand propeller. Pc. Box Oil,
Juneau.
WANTED-High chair, good con-
dition. Phone red 583.
wANTED-Wi1 pay cash for good
used piano. Phone red 206,
Alaska Music Supply.
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|LOST-Black wallet Keep money,
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Reward. Return to Empire.
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ting. Identify ownership and pay
for this adv. Empire Office.
LOST keys on iron ring. Re-
ward. Return to Empire.
FOR SALE
ONE EACH: set Ackavick girdies;
power bilge pump; 16-ga. Win
chester pump gun; 25-35 Win.
rifle; 250-300O Savage; 30-06 Win.
Mo. 95; German luger; 90 target
pistol. 1896 West 9th ST.
WASH machine, electric heater,
toaster, radio. LISA Gastineau
Ave.
HOUSE with furnished 3-roorn
apis, both with bath. Phone
green 1853.
IS REMINGTON automatic; L. c.
Smith double barrel IL guage
shotgun. Guitar and instruction
books. 1908 between 9th and 10th
SITS.
MODERN S room furnished log
house, Mile 81 Glacier Highway.
Montgomery.
FOR SALE-30 brake hip. Covic
diesel stationary engine. BIB En-
pire.
RIM. FURNISHED mouse. Pc.
Box lots.
FOR SALE-6-room house, partial
ly furnished Call 434 after pm.
MISCELLANEOUS
DOOR BELLS, signal systems and
burglar alarms quickly and eco
nomically installed or repaired.
Pc. Box 1926.
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DOOR BELLS, signal systems and
burglar alarms quickly and eco
nomically installed or repaired.
Pc. Box 1926.
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LOST keys on iron ring. Re-
ward Return to Empire.
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FOR SALE-6-room house, partial
ly furnished. Call 434 after pm.
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pay cash for 14x14
left hand propeller. Pc. Box Oil,
Juneau.
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LOST and FOUND

|LOST-Keys on Chicago Fair key
ring. Reward Phone black 600.
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WANTED-High chair, good con-
dition. Phone red 583.
Evening star., 1943-07-25

that part in Adam Had Four Sons, -
incidentally, there's story.
Susan halls originally from
Brooklyn, her antecedents being
Swedish and Irish From Brooklyn
she went to New York and en-
rolled in dramatic school, using
for tuition a SIS prize vhich she
had won in a commercial art CON-
petition at the Girls Commercial
High School, When she ran out of
money, she became a model and as
such posed for the illustration that
attracted Director Cukors atten-
ticn
After Cukor brought her to Holly
wood and she failed to land the
Scarlet job, Warner Bros. signed
/. her to a contract, but never used
her in anything but publicity leg
art. So at the end of six months
she was at loose end again. She
walked in on Artie Jacobson, then
talent director at Paramount. He
immediately recommended her for
the feminine lead in Beau Geste."
She was tested, given the part and
Paramount signed her to a long
term contract.
There followed two pictures. Our
Leading Citizen" and $1,000 a
Touchdown neither of which did
much to advance the Hayward ca
reer. Susan began to worry and
wonder how she could sell herself
to the big bosses. She arranged
to be conveniently close at hand
when Paramount exhibitors we're
holding their annual convention in
Chicago. She dropped in on the
boys. She was asked to say few
words. She did.
Executives Were Cornered.
Miss Hayward smiled her prettiest
at the exhibitors and asked them if
they had faith in her and if they be-
lleved she had acting possibilities.
The applause was vociferous. So
then she asked them if they wouldn't
see to it that she was treated to bet
ter parts. They did.
That example of typical Hayward
courage and resourcefulness result
ed in her loanout to Columbia for
Adam Had -Four Sons" which is
still her favorite picture. It resulted
in another loanout for Judy Cano-
vas sis Hopkins which afforded a
similar part. Also came a Para
mount thriller, Among the Living"
after which Cecil B. De Mile select
ed her for the part of Drusilla in
Reap the Wild Wind" She was
| thrilled to work for De Mile but
unhappy over the part, which was
that of a girl "too sweet and trust
ing" In her next, Forest Rangers"
she redeemed herself by playing an
other unsympathetic toughie, a
backwoods girl who operated a saw
mill. Since then, Paramount and
Susan haven't gotten along any too
we'll and loanout to Republic for
a musical, Hit Parade of Is43' is
her only representation of the year.
The studio correctly points out
that it is extremely difficult to
maintain a steady flow of heroines
of the type Susan Hayward de-
mands. So, if you want to see this
fiery, determined young redhead on
the screen with any degree of regu-
Evening star., 1943-07-25

watermelon. MY braids. Mother
made me wear them, and my three
brothers refused to be seen with me
anywhere, because people stopped
and stared. They were like trade
mark"
mo, emphatically not. The movies
have not spoiled Virginia, or do you
think so?" asks Mrs. Weidler, and,
honestly, Virginia is the most nat
ural, straightforward kid, no more
sophisticated than your neighbor's
daughter. I'm fact" continues her
mother, Il believe it did her lot
of good. She was dreadfully shy as a
child, and maybe little dominated
by her three elder brothers"
Il hope some day." says Virginia,
and there is reverence in her sweet
voice. Ito be allowed to sing with
my brothers orchestra. Gee, they
are swell. but they didn't find me
Evening star., 1943-07-25

finally decided that she was toe
young and inexperienced.
Susan Looks Around.
You remember that Scarlett
wasn't all sweetness and light,
argues Susan. But she wasn't
wishy- -washy, either. She had
character. How she had character
and look what the role did for
Vivien Leigh. Look what 'Jezebel
OF Human Bondage The Little
Foxes and similar parts have done
for Bette Davis. Remember that
she and Vivien Leigh are Academy
Award winners. Look at the sort
of parts that Ida Lupino is playing
Look what The Women did for
Joan Crawfords comeback.
q could quote you dozens of them
It's my hobby-saving up just such
examples and arguments. And
when I go into the front Office to
fight my way through I have lot
of information ready. No one can
convince me otherwise. You can't
be a nice girl in the movies and be
a success
Susan first proved her point in
Adam Had Four Sons" in which
despite the fact that she was in
the midst Of such competition as
Ingrid Bergman, she walked of
with the critical laurels Behind
Evening star., 1943-07-25
Now It's Jelly, Not Jewels
By Jean Meeean.

of a Rabbi and men in the services.
All day long they push through
the revolving doors Of the big studio
buildings unsensationally but de-
Gently dressed in sports clothes that
never are sporty, expressing them
selves in the same tired cliches the
rest of us use (but in immaculate
diction), stopping for meals at drug
stores and coffee shops (the Anna
Held sort dined at Rector's).
Actually the difference between
us and them." Mary Jane Highly,
star of when a Gal Marries" re-
marked one day. "can be reduced to
two words. mystery and intimacy.
There was wonderful aura Of mys-
terry and magic surrounding the old
stage stars, they never seemed to do
errands. or shop publicly, none of
the circumstances of their personal
lives ever were revealed. Any one
can know what We eat for break
fast"
According to the books and mo-
ton pictures that have been done
on the lives and times of the heroic
female figures of the stage in the
past, their gouty, rich and social
fans were wont to murmur nonsense
into their diamond earrings while
drinking champagne from a satin
slipper.
Radio listeners are more apt to
drink beer than champagne and
they speak to their favorites
through democratic penny post
cards and simple, warm hearted,
sometimes pathetic, and occasional
ly pathological letters.
Fans almost always seem to think
of these actresses in character. In
the theater, a role is left in the
dressing room with the costume but
these women spend their whole ca
reers in the name of the person they
depict Is minutes day.
For instance Anne Elsner, who
commutes daily on the Philadelphia
Express says: The walters in the
dining car all call me Stella Dallas
and usually ask me about what's 60
ing to happen in the script"
Anne Seymours mail Invariably
addressed to Mary Marlin, NBCD
is bulky with notes from young
matrons whose husbands have gone
overseas; the wives look to her in
their readjustment because in "the
story of Mary Marlin" her husband,
Joe Marlin, went to North Africa.
About the greatest compliment
any one of them can get from a
fan-if they do happen to meets:
It's no disappointment meeting
you. You are just the way I
thought you would be!'
Evening star., 1943-07-25
Frenchnans Greek
Has Poison Oak

By the Associated Press.
The company filming French
mans Creek" on location has fallen
victim to poison oak, but it hasn't
made Joan Fontaine quit work.
She's making the scenes which show
her taken prisoner by pirates, and
her head is put in bag so that
she cannot see where she is being
taken.
Patricia Barker, 6-year- old
youngster, who plays one of her
children, SO far has escaped the
rash-producing weed. Patricia
makes her debut as girl in this
film, though since the age of she
has been playing little boys in
films, with cropped hair. Her first
and most notable role as a boy,
played at the age of 3. was as
TONY" the child Of Greer Carson
in Blossoms in the Dust"
Evening star., 1943-07-25
Heffernun
finally decided that she was too
young and inexperienced.

Continued From Preceding Page,
Evening star., 1943-07-25

good enough before the war. Now
they are away fighting. but when
they get back I hope they will"
II don't know who has been most
successful Of my children" smiles
Mrs. Weidler. Virginia has been in
the movies, but my eldest daughter
has two children, and that is the
most wonderful thing"
Virginia looks coy and sweet, as
If to say, Maybe I can produce that
miracle, too, some day."
(Released by the North American News
paper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1943-07-25
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
Buy War Bonds and Stamps at Any Local Theater
Theatres Having Matinees

All Time Schedules Given In Warner
Bros Ads Indicate Time Feature II
Presented
Evening star., 1943-07-25
Coming Attractions

CAPITOLDubarry Was Lady" skton and Lucille
Ball
COLUMBIATe Youngest Profession with
Edward Arnold; returning Thursday
EAF2LE-Ihe Constant Nyrph, with
Boyer.
KEITH to Hold with Deanna Durbin.
L1TTLEThe Gom with Harry starting
Desperadoes with Randolph Evelyn
Keyes returning Friday.
PALACE-"DXe,' with Bng Crosby Dorothy
Broadway Warner Baxter and Mvrna Low revival
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1943-07-25

larity get busy and find some good
Wench subjects-the meaner and
nastler the better.
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paper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1943-07-25
Arvud
Continued From Preceding Page.

never came on a set again until
she was S, and that was only to
watch somebody else. However, a
little French girl was late, and the
director came up and said, Does
your daughter speak French?'
Il said yes, and a few minutes
later Virginia was under the lights.
She has been acting ever since"
do you know what I hated most
when I was little girl?" inquiries
Virginia, while devouring with
youthful appetite almost half a
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-19

taip pat galetu veikti Lietuvos
laisvei reikalinga darba.
LVS pasiskubins pasiusti
parama ir items Lietuvoie Ell
nantiems laikrasciams, kaip
tik pasidarys galimybes Lietu-
va pasiekti.
Tam viskam reikalinga Ia
VO auka, tavo prisidejimas su
maza parama. Kai visi. nors po
biskeli duosime, pasidarys rel
lingi istekliai Lietuvos laisves
kovotoju pastaigoms paremti.
JUS temijate: Lietuvai Va
duoti Sajunga negamina cia
Amerikoje jokiu VALIDITY kurias
noretu items Lietuvos kovoto-
jams primesti; nestato jiems
jokiu salygu, bet sutinka su
jais - kad valdzia issirinks iie
patys tokia kokia jiems bus
tinkamiausia.
LVS rupinasi tik pagelbeti
Lietuvos zmonems atgauti lai-
sve ir nepriklausomybe.
Tokis supratimas yra ir ju-
su didumos, Americas Lietu-
vial. Taigi stokite Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajungai talka -
per ja JUS busite ,talkininkais
Lietuvos zmoniu pastangose,
o tas, per Lietuvai Vaduoti Sa-
junga, jums bus lengviausia.
Rupinantis Lietuvos nuo ka-
70 nukentejusiu selpimo klau-
simu, kuris atitinkamu asmenu
pradetas suziureti, kartu reikia
dirbti ir Lietuvos laisves rel
kalais, ir taip mes busim atli-
Ike savo sventa pareiga linkui
savo senosios Tevynes. ~t,..
Siuskit savo auka Lietuvos
reikalams pasinaudodami sia-
me puslapyje telpanciu kuponu
- parasykit kuriam tikslui
savo auka skiriat, ir SUI savo
vardu ir adresu pasiuskit j
/ LVS Centra.
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LIETUVAI VADUOTI SAJUNGOS
CENTRO zINIOS
. v. S. CENTRAS $500 Superior Ave. Cleveland g. Oh
kanadietis Klebonas
Prisidejo SUI SIS

Ir Kanadieciai laikas nuo lai-
ko ateina su savo aukomis Lie
tuvai Vaduoti Sajungai talkon,
stai per Vytauta sirvyda at
siunte savo auka SIS Montreal,
Kanadoje, Lietuviu parapijos
auka skiriama sitaip:
"Timeless Lithuania" $500
Londono Atstovybei 1000
Jonas Zemantauskas, Water
bury, Conn.,. senas Americas
Lietuviu tautinio veikimo We
teranas, prisiunte LVS reika-
lams $40, kuri svma, sake, yra
jo gauta is SLA Alto Apskri-
ties, kaipo izdininko atlygini-
mas.
Ona Valaitiene, is Brooklyn,
N. Y, prisiunte Moteru
Vienybes auka knygai 500
Juozas Guzauskas, Detroit,
Mich, knygai 500
F. MOtuzas, is Detroit, Mich,
prisiunte Sc LVS skyriaus ma
riu duokliQ:
Magdalena Greiviene $500
Anna Cibulskiene 200
Albina Ambrose 200
klebonas, Kun. J. BObinas. 10
Pataisymas: Pereitame mr..
paskelbime aukos SIS knygai,
nuo A. J. Fretiko, is Dayton,
Ohio, buvo padaryta zereris-
ka klaida: Kauton, Ohio.
Knyga "Timeless Lithuania
baigiant spausdinti, Xxi siol at
ejusios prenumeratos tai kny-
gal visos dar bus pazymetos
specialiai paruostoje brosiuro-
je If su knyga issiuntinetos
visiems prenumeratoriams.
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Pastaba "Timeless
Lithuania" Kygos
PrenurneratOriarns

Ruosiantis prie siuntinejjimo
knygos "Timeless Lithuania"
jos prenumeratoriams, svarbu
kad ia knyga uzsisakiusiuju
adresai butu tikri. Yra tokiu
kurie jau pakeite savo gyveni-
mo vietas. Jiems knyga bus
issiusta senu adresu, priduotu
tada kada knyga uzsisake. Pa
tartina jiems skubiai pasiusti
savo nauja adresa LVS finan-
su sekretoriui, kurio zinioje
yra adresai ir aukotoju sura-
SaS
J. KRIPAS
1908 E. Huron St.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-19

kad Maskvos konferencijoje
nutarta, kad greta Amerikie-
civ ir Anglu, religijos laisve
Italijoje priziures ir Rusai-ko-
munistai? Taip, religijos lai-
sve jie priziures ne Abisinijo-
je, ne Sovietu Rusijoje, o TIA
lijoje, netgi pacioje Romoje.
sitam, man rodos, jau ir ko-
mentaru nereikia, mes viskas
net perdaug aisku.
sitokio moralinio nupuolimo
akivaizdoje, ne vienam j galva
ateina baisios mintys, ne vie
mas susirupina kaip uzkirsti
kelia tam visuotinam grimzdi-
mui j chaosa. Ir kaip tik 81
tue momentu kataliku vysku-
pu konferencija nusvinta svie-
stu spinduliu, kurs siadien, tu-
rint galvoje mus supancias
tamsas, yra tue skaidresnis.
Be deklamaciju, be fanfare
nizmo, o ramiai ir saltai Ka-
taliku Baznycios vyresnieji sa-
vo konferencijoje konstatavo
teisingumu ir teise, o ne ne
apykanta ir kerstu pagrystos
taikos reikalinguma. Jei tel
singumas ir teise butu uz1nirs-
ia, net ir pats karo laimejimas,
patti victory, AmerikOs vysku-
pu nuomone, gall virsti ne tik
tusciu, bet ir tragingu dalyku.
Toliau, Americas vyskupai sa-
vo nutarimuose pareiske dide-
lio susirupinimo del Maskvos
konferencijos pareiskimo kurs
toll grazu neissklaido baimes
kad del Atlantic Deklaracijos
idealu nebus daroma kompro-
misq. 'Kai kurie dalykai, ku-
riuos Maskvos parei s k i m a S
isakmiai nurodo ir - dar dau-
giau - kuriu nenurodo, labai
prislegia visus tuos kurie yra
pasiryze siekti universaliai tel
sfngos taikos", pareiske vysku-
pal.
Tiesus ir aiskus zodis. Ma
tykime dalykus tokius kokie
jie istikrqju yra. Sis karas
eina del didesniu dalyku negu
pirmu zvilgsniu galetu atrody-
ii. Jis eina del krikscinisko-
sios civilizacijos issaugojimo.
Kaz. Rimvydis
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Kell<ime Savo Didesni Balsa Amerikoje - Kal
bekime ir Dirbkime uz Lietuvos Laisve Cia.
Bukim Lietuvos Zmoniu Talkininkais

Lietuvoje zmones vieningai
kovoja uz savo Sales laisve -
jie tarp saves nesitaso uz tus-
cia klausima, kas Lietuva val
dys ateityje. Kada ateis lai-
kas valdzia rinkti jie rinksis
sau valdzia tokia kokia jiems
geriausia patiks.
Dabar jie susirupine tik is
kovojimu savo saliai ir tautai
laisves.
Stai patiekiame trumpa Ii
mia gauta per Washingtona,
kuri parodo NUNS kad Lietu-
vos zmones, neziurint didziau-
siu Vokieciu persekiojimq, lei
dzia slaptai savo kelis laikras-
rascius, kuriuose skelbiama be-
salygine laisves ideja.
Stai tas trumpas, bet daug
pasakantis praneSimas, kurin
tkreipkit savo demesi:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-19

Lapkricio 13 d., Washingto-
ne pasibaigus bendroji katali-
ky vyskupu konferencija, ku-
rioje dalyvavo daugiau negu
simtas vyskupu, savo nutari-
mais pragiedrino ir mazuju
tautu Wits. Tos viltys, reikia
pasakyti, del Wis daugiau ISL
galincios bolseviku adoracijos
paskutiniu metu jau buvo ge-
rokai priblesusios. Nors ir iro-
niska tatai konstatuoti, yra
betgi ne paslaptis kad siadien
per spauda ir radija bolsevikai
idealizuoti idealizuojami, tary-
tum istikruju jie butu kokie
didvyriai, o ne moraliniu ver-
tybu mindziotojai.
Kada siadien taip yra popu-
liaru kalbeti apie tarptautinius
nusikaltelius, apie Sovietu nu-
sikaltelius neisdrystama net
pagalvoti, ne tik uzsiminti. o
tue tarpu niekas negincija kad
Stalinas mazu maziausia yra
Hitlerio bendrininkas sio karo
pradejimo atzvilgiu. siadien
Stalinui ne tik atleista kad .jis,
susitares su Hitleriu, uzgrobe
puse Lenkijos, Pabaltijo kras-
tus ir ellie kitu svetimu zemiu
Siadien ne tik uzmirsta kad
Stalinas ilga laika aprupino
Vokietija reikalingiaus j O m s
zaliavomis, tuo tiesiog padeda-
mas VokieciQ lakunams bom-
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glijos miestus; siadien ne tik
uzmerkiama akys kad del Dol
sevikines Rusijos biciuliavimo-
81 SUI Japonija tukstanciai tau
riausiq Americas sunu aukoja
savo jaunas gyvybes, kurios
butu iSgelbetos jei Russia duo
tu sajungininkams bazes Toll
muose Rytuose, jei jau nera
laikoma 'conditio sine qua nom
kad Rusai- paskelbtu kara ia
ponams; taip siadien> ne tik Vi
sa tai uzmirstama, bet prieita
net Xxi to kad Kremliaus val
dovams tiesiog ar netiesiog pa
zadama vadovaujamas valid
muo busimos Europos tvarky-
me, jei jau "nepadovanojamos"
istisos prizes 81 kara buvusios
nepriklausomos valstybes. Ar
ne pasijuokimas, gerbiamieji,
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nais.
To reiksmingo patriotinio
sajudzio vadovybe - Maskvos
Konferencijos proga, - kaip
girdeti, yra pareiskus vyriau-
sybems Londone ir Washing
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