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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09

BY the way, there has been
pretty good sport in the Puysllup.
some of the boys say.
Four Tacomans fished the Quin-
ault this week. found things ex-
tremely cold and brought back
five nice big steelies. The gut lead
err they used wouldn't stand the
gait. Wire leaders did. The anglers
were e. R. Fetterolf of the Cham
Der of Commerce; Fred Klopfen-
stein, Russ Carlson and Bill Cakes.
All are enthusiastic followers of
the sport.
John T. McCutcheon, the Repub-
lican state senator, had his first
steelhead trip over the weekend.
And came back explaining:
The darn fish must be Demo-
Gratis. They certainly SHE'D away
from me"
Anyway. II was quite a diversion
for John and he had as much fun
and thrills as any man ever to
fish the Queets.
John climbed over logs.
around boulders, tripPed and
slid on rocks, wormed his way
through and around wild
blackberry vines, sustained
scratches. marks and bruises.
Felt more worn out than ] die
after my political campaign. Yes
sir. this steelhead fishing in win
ter is q mans sport and thrilling
to the utmost. Variety ranges
far and wide. And hope beats hare
in the human breast. What? Oh
you bet you. Yes, sir, ] certainly
am going again"
That's the way to talk. John
And when you land your first %
FOUNDER. blamed if don't get yol
a place in our Democratic party.
John Pelesky, young grocer.
store manager and ardent hunter
called me TO his place of business
In Manning's Market.
Il want TO donate $40 to Duck
Unlimited. had the most splen
did shooting I've ever had and
know Ducks Unlimited has beei
mainly responsible for the return
of wild waterfowl. ! never hs'
even hoped TO see what ! saw II
the way OF ducks last year. Boy
II was something. Why, thos
blocks of msllards-"
And thus he went on.
! And then wrote check for S2C
which ] will send 10 Bill Reic
president OF Ducks Unlimited
Long Beach. Cal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Tennessee Lives
Up to Reputation;
Set Back 100 Yds.

NEW ORLEANS - Called
college footballs toughest
team. Tennessee lived up 10
its reputation In defeating
Tulsa. l4-i. in the sugar howl.
The Volunteers drew 100 yards
In penalties. None Of the nine
other bowl teams were penal
ized more than 80 yards. Bos-
ton College yielded only II to
the whistle-tooters In its S1-2l
defeat by Alabama In the Or
ange Bowl. II the West COM
mitted a single rule infrsc-
ton against the Fast In San
Francisco. no official vas
looking at the time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Two Oregon Counties
Report Good Fishing

PORTLAND-Tillsmook and Co
lumbia counties were the bright
spots on the fishing horizon for
the week end. according TO the re-
port of the oregon State game
commission ISSUED today
Tinsmook streams were said 70
be very good as high water re-
coded. In Columbia county. the
situation was much improved over
last week.
All other spots reported water
too high or too muddy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Three Games in
City B" League

CITY b" Basketball games
played Thursday night on the CPS
naples saw McChord Fighting rs
defeat Monsrchs. rs TO Is; Boiler
makers win easily from Fort
Lewis Motor Base, SO to 10, and
McChord NEEDLES beat Shipyards,
"a TO IS.
Boilers 1897 Qs) r. l. NJ. Base
Larson % -. 90 Hoffman
Mahnkey "a IF. .tS) Macdonald
Names u1) &C. (10) Huldengren
Martin (s) ..G.......... Black
Brownell &c. ....... Rennar
Subs: Boilermskers. A. Stivers
80. Z. GRADER (6). Motor Base,
d. johnson 90. r. Rasmussen.
and A. Hansen. Referee. Bob
Levensen.
Medicts tsa) tssl Shipwrights
Satire ~ -. 81 Snodgrass
Fellows 81 r.. III Woods
Williams (12l c.. ~ Lovelaoe
Bruno 80 ...G......... Myers
Graham 49, c.. IA Hayes
subs: Medics. W. Gere (2), NJ.
Jurkovic "a. c. Crooks. J. Blank
enship and d. Myers. Shipwrights.
A. Hahn "a. 3. Mueller (5) and
c. Barker. Referee. Levensen-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09

'nr tackle and 20 10 ~.
Speaking of Ducks Unlimit-
ed. that was n wonderful ges-
iure on the part Of the Ia
coma Sportsmen's association.
The organization went on
record "Wednesday night 10
contribute $3.50 annually TO
this outstanding international
duck conservation movement.
There are other local duck
hunters who have told me they
would send me their contributions
and when they come III send them
post-haste to Bill Reid, down
Long Beach way.
know our local interest will
please men like Bill. who are work
ing for Ducks Unlimited through
sheer desire to keep ducks in sky
blsckening flights and donat-
ing their time and effort with a
smile.
want 10 tell Bill. too. how
voluntary and enthusiastic some
OF us feel ct. and spprecistive OF
what Ducks Unlimited is doing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
McChord Elves
To Play Here
Meet Swing Shift
Teams Next Sunday

Lawrence kelley's Tobacco ALI
Star players from the Swing Shift
Basketball league will meet two
of the best teams from McChord
field in a double-header at the
Bellarmine high school gym Sun
day.
The Tobacco second team will
play the McChord Demons in a
preliminary game. starting at 2
o'clock, and Immediately after the
Tobacco first team will clash with
the Gas House Gang.
The Demons and the Gas
House Gang are both leading
their respective leagues at
McChord field. The Demons
nave among their players,
Private Sava from New Jer-
sey. Sgt. Gift from Tennees-
see, Pvt. Smith from So.
Carolina, Pvt. Harvey from
Texas, and Pvt. Reed Of Cali
fornla.
The Gas House Gang from
McChord has on its roster the
following:
Sgt. Smith. who played his
basketball with the Warrenshurg
Missouri Teachers college. Pvt.
Teller. from Aberdeen Teachers
college in So. Dakota; Sgt. Ben
nett. from ST. Marys college in
California; Pvt. Higginbothsm,
who played two years in the In
diana state basketball tournament,
and Pvt. Holbrook, who played in
Texas.
The All-stars are consider
ably strengthened by the add
tion Of Ernie and Leonard
Bighorn. sioux Indians from
Montana; also Pat Piper and
Matt kspovich NJ Tacoma.
The following Tobacco All-Stars
meet a. the Bellarmine gym al
lis ?. m. Sunday. r. Lunds. r
Hit. r Eyer. 3. Nees. r. Fer
risns. J. Farlsnd. s Burkhalter
V. Lyons, P. Piper, E. Bighorn. L
Bighorn, T. Red Eagle. G
Hardtke. D. Breault and c. Smith
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Schools Plan
Winter, Spring
Fitness Programs

OLYMPIA, Wash.-State School
Superintendent Pearl Wanamaker
today announced a series of re-
gionsl meetings with school au-
thorities TO plan for winter and
spring physical fitness programs
in high schools of the state.
Attending the conferences will
be health and physical education
instructors. school nurses. county
health officers. army and navy
officers, and some principals and
superintendents OF schools. The
meetings also will take UP pre-
induction courses and Victory
Corps work.
Three representatives Of
the state school department.
Marcella Lawler. Don Frame
and Vernon Anderson. viii
conduct the meetings In CO.
operation with faculty men,
bers Of University Of wash
ington and W. =. G.
The series will open at the
state college on Jan. 9. with other
meetings at Spokane on Jan. IL
Yakima on Jan. u; Wenatchee
Jan. Is; University Of Washington
Jan. Is: Bellingham. Jan. Is. Ia
coma, Jan. 10: Aberdeen. Jan 20
Longview. Jan. 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09

NJ. heich. a. X. Hartman. c. p
Ramsey. G. p. Henry and c. I
Sovereign. A meeting Of the ex.
ecutive board Is scheduled for 81
with Mrs. George Jacobs, clut
president. in charge.
Mrs. Jack Donley of sos sth
ST. N. w, and Mrs. Mike BsroviS
OF lis ". Main ave. left this week
for a visit with TER children in
the San Francisco bay district
Mrs. Donley viii visit her son
Lloyd DONKEY. who 10 an aviation
mschinist. LIST clsn. at the Ala.
media base and Mrs. Barovie will
be the guest of her daughter. Miss
Marie Barovic. q student at Stan
ford university. They expect to
be away about three weeks.
serv,c. Man Visitor
Robert Gronen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. r. Gronen OF 1920 18th
st. N. w. Is spending a furlough
with his parents. He will leave
for his post in the medical corps
At Camp Beale. Cal. Sunday.
Two group. Of Naomi chapter
No. Is. o. Z. S.. have meetings
scheduled for next week and both
will have election of officers On
Wednesday the Past Matrons' club
will meet with Miss Hattie Whit
worth. 2o1 Attn ave. N. w, for a
1880 luncheon and business SEES
sion with Mrs. Ora Mcdowell and
Mrs Elsie Colby N assisting
hostesses.
On Friday the auxiliary will
meet at Masonic hall. also at
1890. each member being request
cd to bring her own sandwiches.
The annual meeting of III con-
gregation of Peace Lutheran
church will be held in the parish
hall sundsy afternoon At 2 o'clock.
On Sunday morning At the IL
o'clock service there will be re-
ception Of new members.
At a quiet ceremony at the par
sonage of Peace Lutheran church
Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock,
Miss Mildred Kalama of Yelm be-
came the bride of Edward W.
Ikebe Of Puyallup. Rev. Erwin II.
Jahr reading the service. Attend
ant1 were the Misses Florence
Ikebe and Flora Ruyle. The new
home will be at Summit.
Frank " stevenson
Funaeal services for Frank V.
Stevenson viii be held Saturday At
3 p. m. at the wrigley and Glenn
ents chapel with DR.. A. w. sidders
officiating. Burial WIN be in Wood
bine.
Pallbearers will be d. A. Burns,
c. c. Asher, James Z. Blair. Mar
tin Manson, Frank Porter and M.
8. Porter.
Fire. that started near the en-
trance of q stovepipe to the Chin
ney caused $500 damage 10 the
home Of George Mason. 3l0 7th
st. S. W., Friday morning, Flames
spread up II wall to the attic be-
fore firemen were able to halt the
blaze. Small damage was done to
furnishings, xisonen reported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Red Reese
Lands Major
Air Force Post

SPOKANE. Nash.-Capt. WILL
lam z. Rcd Reese, coach of the
2nd Air Force football team. today
was named director of a new ply
steal fitness program for the air
force by Maj Gen. Robert Olds,
commanding general of the 2nd
Air Force.
Details Of the program.
long studied. have not been
completely worked out. II
was announced. hut they are
based on plans 10 make every
officer and man In the Second
Air Force fit for combat
duty.
Capt. Reese proposes to divide
the Second Air Force into five
districts, with an area supervisor
in each. Under these supervisors
will be base and satellite field d.
rectors who will keep complete
records and charts on the progress
of the plan. Monthly physical
ability tests will be given and a
record of the results submitted TO
headquarters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
THREE-WAY MAN

II is now Producer-Director-
Actor William Pine. He is direct
ing. as well as reproducing. Para
mounts Aerial Gunner" While
the picture was being filmed al
the Harrington Texas Aerial Gun
merry School Pine also enacted q
small role IN the film.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09

ment was won by two great play
ers, Harry J. Fishbein and Miss
Rmh Sherman OF New York. Last
April Fishbein won the world
championship Master Individual
tournament, and Interestingly
enough, he played in the indi-
vidual event at the Syracuse Ma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09

WARRINGTON - Secretary Of
War Henry l. Stimson Friday
cited the 18th Bombsrdment group
for "gallantry il action" in cover
ing the original marine landings
in the Solomons. II was the third
citation for the unit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Hiram Spear Seated as Head
Of PuYanup Kiwanis Club
rocomm Instolls New Officers
At Vollsy Club: Appointments Mode

PUYAILUP - With traditions
ceremony. Hiram 4. Spear was in
stalled ~ president Of the P,iysl-
lup Kiwanis club Thursday night
following . dinner Of Elks temple
at which 10 fellow members. their
wives and friends were present
Ne succeeds s. A stoner.
Installing officer was Frank
Taylor Of Tacoma. past lieutenant
governor Of the third division,
who also seated Robert Campbell
~ vice president: Paul Miller,
treasurer. and Edward Linden
meyer n secretary. the last
named having been chosen by the
hoard at this weeks meeting.
short talks were given by Tay-
lcv. Paul Hanawalt. 8. A. Stoner
and Spear. who ouu1aed plans for
le<3 activities. Musical feature
vas . vocal duet by Merle stott
and 0nald Druett. students of
Meeker school, accompanied by
Aiss Ruth Meredith.
Garter Members Present
Charter members Of the 21-yesr-
old club. all Of whom were pres
emit, are Streator Beall. Emmett
Burke. Phil Dickey. Gus Mankertz.
DIR. W. r. Sandy. Paul r. Wrigiey
and Frank vanslyke and past
presidents Fred Griffiths. Emmett
Burks, Steve Gray. DR.. C. II.
Aylsn. Paul Hanawalt. Burr Greg
ory, II. B. Anderson. Fred Pyfer.
DR.. c. NJ. Hamilton and 8. A.
stoner weso also introduced.
Following his induction. Spear
announced COMMITTEES appoint
ments for the year. chairmen of
which are John Reynolds, attend
ance; Fred Pyfer. agriculture;
Paul wrigley. boys and girls and
child welfare; Earl Poe. Boy
Scouts: Dave Evans. classification
and membership and education;
Frank Bates, house Al reception;
John King. inter-club; Phil Dickey,
music; DR.. I'd Breakey. public
affairs and city Identification;
DR.. w. r. Sandy. Dablie rela-
tons; Ray Gregory. sports; Paul
Hanawalt. vocational guidance and
student loans; Ralph Forbes.
budget. and pspgram. Charles
wildebour. Jams Blair. Harry
Hansen and DR.. Fred Scheyer.
each 10 serve thee months.
spsanH at next Thursdays club
luncheon will be larry Karrer of
Seattle. mans0H Of the North
CoaGe Lines and member Of the
o1nce Of War Transportation. who
vii ap1Ak on the National Trans
portation Problem"
women n.A.' Moo
The Puyallup women's club viii
hold its first nesting of the new
year at the Elks temple Tuesday
after1npn At 2 O'Clock with Mrs.
o. G. Ellis of Tacoma as guest
speaker. Her subject viii be
Peace Following the War" Also
q the program win be q group
Of sccal selections ~ Mrs. Robert
HsGpn.
Asses for the afternoon will
- NeunuD Fred Lacey, G. FL
wood HI, Marie Himler. A. j.
4farkho,rme Frank gtevenson l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09

Halftime score: Lincoln q, Bell
ingham Is.
Free throws missed: Cooley. Hill
ton 5, Brunswick 3. Brolin. ST.
vertson 2, Huntington, Anderson,
Officials: John Heinrich and
Frank Gillian.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Close Scores
In Swing Loop

The Swing Shift Basketball
league games played Thursday
morning on the Tacoma Boys club
NAPLES resulted in two close scor-
ing contests. Shipfitters defeating
Burners ~ to % and Electricians
winning from Painters. 80 to ~.
Shipfitfers (27) t22) Burners
Bighorn (l3) p. "a Brown
Barkhalter (6)F F.. % Wienker
Lunde ........C... 80 Brugger
Red Eagle Sc. (5 GrabinsSc
Kapocitch ~ G.. (2) Adams
Subs: Shipfitters, NJ. Longmire
a.. ]. Hartsen and J. Owens.
Burners, b. Sears 90. and J.
Fuller. Referee. Mason Longmire.
Electricians tSo) t27) Painters
Nees l1D -. .F...... tg Graft
Clark % ...F....... a. Long
Farlsnd 80 &c. l4 Pete Hit
Borich "a -. c.. 60 Peterson
Grow ...G......... Ross
Subs: Electricians. X. Mykland
(7). .. Halpin and 8. Keller.
Painters. r. Hit and Il. Wilson.
Il =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
BURGE IN ARMY

NEW YORk-Les Burge. first
bssemsn of the Brooklyn clubs
Montreal farm team, was Induct-
ed by the army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Ohe Mixed Baa
With Elliott Metcolf


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Long Mi1Dr Suits
Previd9 Discards
Nv WILLIAM Z. MCKINNEY

rhs msuDd pair title in the re-
cent Syracuse National Tourna-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09

PIONEERS TO ELECT
Quarterly meeting Of Pierce
County Pioneer and Historical as
ISOLATION VII be held next We'd
nesday at 1890 a. m. at Mountain
GERS club rooms, 1908 Fidelity
bldg. Election Of officers viii be
held and members are asked to
bring basket lunches.
Always better butter At the
Cow" adv.
UCT MEET FRIDAY
United Commercial Travellers
will hold the January meeting
Friday in Odd Fellows Temple,
9Th and Fswcett ayes. Milton L
Benson, senior counselor. will pre-
side At the session. which starts
At . o'clock. Refreshments will
be served. Ladies auxiliary will
spend the evening playing cards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Just the Core
MOOSE NrriATloN

Tacoma Moose club will initiate
class of 100 new members a;
the weekly meeting Friday night
al 8 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09

Belisrmine u2) 1917 Lincoln
GRASSY t6l .....F.. 81 Mellor
Mosich a. .....F.. ~ Otteson
Nlahoy1ch ~ COO r. Anderson
Archbold ~ &C.. ~ Pitzlsr
Hanigan .......G... % Stroud
Subs: Bellarmine Greco. Payne.
kesema. Stowell, McGaffin. Han
ley. oGrsdy. Lincoln-kallapus 6,
Fleetwood /. Jones. Rohrs. Referee
Baron Barofsky.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
KAS KA RASO
(Spaudoje Pasidairius)
Raso Vyt. sirvydas
SusifederavimO Liga

Ne vieni Lietuviai serga fe-
deraciju liga. Latviu Atsto-
vas Bilmanis siulo sukurti 'Su-
vienytas Pabaltijo Valstybes'.
Zinoma, 81 savoka realesne ne
gu Prof. Paksto sugalvota
Baltoskandija, nes jau pirm
1889 metu Lietuva, Latvija il
Estija jieskojo keliu bendrai
tarptautine plotme dirbti ir
kooperuoti ekonominiai.
Taciau, galvojimas apie fe-
deracijas siuo laiku tik bergz-
dzias laiko aikvojimas. Pabal-
tito valstybiu svarbiausia uz-
duotis tai patikrinti to krasto
gyventojams laisva valia apsi-
spresti po kuria tvarka nori
gyventi, kaip Atlantic Carteris
tai zada.
Kita svarbi (gal net svar-
besne) uzduotis tai uztikrinti
to krasto gyventojams tuctuo-
JIM suselpima maistu, vaistais
if drapanomis.
Jei jau susifederavimo ers-
tas tikrai musu tauta kaitina
tai geriausia susifederuoti SUI
didele Sovietu Sajunga. Ten
bent pla6ios erdves ir didele
ateitis. Juk Rusijos komuniz-
mas tik laikinas apsireiskimas
istoriioje. Rusu tauta buvo
simtus metu, bus ir ateityje. |
Tai kodel nesifederuoti su ia,
jeigu jau taip- federuotis no.
rima?
Geriausias nusistatymas tai !
tautininku: Lietuva privalo |
tapti nepriklausoma, o jei Eu-
ropoje bus sukurta koks nors
oendras, tarpvalstybinis valdas
kunas, Lietuva bus jo narys,
kaip dabar yra Tautu Sajun-
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MOTINOS DIENA

Antras sekmadienis Geguzes
menesio ivestas motinos at
minciai.
Lietuviski laikrasciai, nors
placiai ta diena pamini, ne vi
81 zinc tos dienos reiksme, mes
kai vieni raso taisykliskai, MO-
TINOS Diena, kit raSo klai-
dingai - MOTINU Diena.
Motinos Diena vadinama to-
del kad kiekvienas zmogus tu-
ri ar turejo tik viena motina
ir jis gall mineti tik savo mo-
tina, ne visas motinas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
PUKOJI DIENA

Q dienOs, seserys, sugryzkit,
Sugryzkit atgalios!
Ateis naktis is tamsaus miSko, -
SeSeliai suzaliuos
Ir bus skliaute sidabro rasos,
Ramunese jQ bus.
A. turlu daug, mielos seses,
As turin daug kalbos!
Pasekt, kaip andai akys dege,
Kaip sopulys gajus.
Tai as, tai as buvau melagis,
BuVau apsmeizes jus.
Tai as sekiau kad jus negeros,
Kad laime negera
Kai pynes sielvartai nemarus
Su meile nemaria
Kodel eilerasciuose asen
Wis sielvartu dangsciaus,
kal JUS, sapna nepanasios,
Praeiote anksciau.
Taip sopulys Wis smilks kaip smilko,
lr siadien ir seniau
JUS ejot kasdieniskos, pilkos -
Del to nepazinau.
OkllduCuOoe ZVllgd SdlLOS SerkSnOS
Cionyksciu vakaru
Girdziu, girdziu as tylQ verksma
ManujV seseru.
Ir teka saule - baltas kaip menuo,
II = sopulys gajus.
Jus ejot, seses, ejot, dienos,
Nepestebetos - JUS
Mes laukiau jusu silko rubuos,
Dziaugsmingu ir smagiu =
Sakiau, tos pakeleives skuba
Te eina sau, tegu. -.
Naktis sugrys ] tamsu miska
Ir nenukres zaros -.
Atbega, net ramunes tyska =
Mano pilka sesuo. -.
J. X. Aleksandriskis.
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eina plie pasekmingo gallo Neziurint visu SauksmQ
atidalyt Vokiecams antra fronta is vakarQ per Pran
cuZa kOntinene, Roosevelt atidare fronta is Prancu
ZOs kOOnu AfrikOe. TuniSijOs sostine Tunis ir
bus karo avyno uostas Bzerte is Vokeciu if Italy at
init
81 Prancuzu kolonija kuria Itaai uzgrobe sio karo
b6giu Sgelbstia Prancuzams ir tas sustiprina Pran
czu dvasa, kuie pacoje Prancuzijoe paslegti kenca
Lyglal SeSl meTesal praejo nuO to kai Lapkrcio z,
1912 metals Amerikos jiegos Ssedo Siaures Afrkoe,
r jau paeme svarbius VoleGiu lakomus miestus Tuni
sijoje
Svarbu pastebeti tas kad su miestu VokieGiai ne
steng6 sugraut tap kaip daro bolsevikai kada je is
kur aulias nors Tunis r Bizerte yra jiems sve
ni mesta Mate nedalakys, If traukesi kuomet rau-
d0nie daro prjeSingai: lakosi Xxi paskunos r spira
81 sugriaut kad nektQ akmens ant ak1nens net savo
paciV iSstatytus miestus.
COVTETAI paeido naujus itarimus Lenkams buk je|
= pacios Lenku vyriausybes nariai Londone W.
siiminejo snipnejmu Rusoje po itaka proHitleriniu
elementQ. SOvetu uzsenu reikau vice-komisaras Vi
Sinsky paskebe savo ikaltinmus Lenku, tik1indamas
kad e If toiau tes plating varius plastingus itari
mus ieGiancius LenkSovetu santikus. Lenku vyriau-
sybe puola atsakon1ybe uz nutrukma santiku su Ru-
sija If tode Lenku vyriausybe eka mtis zingsnu tai
attaisyti"
Istikro labai sunku spresti kurie e teising kada
dvieu suktu tautu diplonata dirba vieni prizes kus
ktais ir vel mctas pre ku arba atgal prize prniau
saVo apgautu zmoniU, parodo ju netoma istora: jie
taresi II Prancuzais prizes Vokiecius il su Woke
CaiS prizes PrancZus ir Rusus Rusas prizes Vokie
cus, IL dabar vel gall Vokiecais tartis prizes Rusus
Bet tai paliekame jiems patterns zinots Nuns tik rel
kia butt atsargiais kap naziu kap bolseviku
taip II nuo Lenllu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-14
gos narys. Jei kitos tautos at
sisakys nuo kai kuriu suvere-
numo teisiu, nuo ju mielai at
sisakys ir Letuva.
Jau KrusteIejO

MuSV DOlSoVlKa1 A1nerlk0Jo e
jau pradeda igyti daugiau pat
riotiskumo link tos "Tarybines
Lietuvos', kuria jie diena-nak-
tt Kittens Lietuviams siulo
priimti. Jau isikure bevardis
''Pundeliu Vaiaus Komitetas" f,
kuris sakosi riksias ''pundeliu-
dovaneliu Lietuviams raudon-
armieciams ir Lietuviu val
kams Sovietu Sajungoje". Sa-
ko, "Sovietu LAVAL labai daz-
mai aplanko Amerika ir su per-
siuntimu bedos nebusia".
Tenka pasveikinti 81 "Tary-
bines" pilietines drasos pasi-
reiskima ten kur vien tik ke-
liaklupsciavimas Maskvos rel
kalams bujojo. Nera abejoji-
mo, Lietuviai raudonarmieciai
ir Lietuviai vaikuciai labai rel
kalingi visokiu dovaneliu, ku-
riu Maskva jiems neduoda, mes
patti neturi. Ir Lietuviui ne
svarba kuri ranka jam dova-
nele vargo valandoje duos:
Lietuvio bolseviko ar kitokio.
Laikui begant, gal "Tarybi-
ne" pilietine drasa tick isaugs
kad bus suselpta ir tu raudon-
zmonos, ir tu vaiku-
ciQ tevai bel istremtieji Sibi-
ran. Jei musu bolsevikai jau-
ciasi esa Tarybines Lietuvos
pilieciais tai, po simts pypkiu,
kodel placiau savo pilietinemis
teisemis nesinaudoja?