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Evening star., 1943-09-28

doned, the dwellers protesting vi
gorously.
One of the first steps taken was
to begin publication of newspaper,
putting Palermo again in touch with
the outside world. 1t is already on
paying basis. Now. the banks have
been allowed to reopen ora limited
scale.
Preservation of order have been
left, so far as possible, to the local
police. They have done a fairly
good job, especially in the control
of the heavy military traffic. The
MP is little in evidence. He stays
out of sight as much as possible.
Now the resurrection of Palermo
is proceeding pretty much on its
own steam and it is going on very
rapidly.
Palermo already is looking for
ward to a profitable tourist trade
after the war,
Evening star., 1943-09-28

"At-AND p" GAS RATION BOOKS. issued
AAs,l..ns!oI' As.ass.Ie On ISL, ,
Dorothy D.: Bledsoe, 1905 Grace Church
ia!.a.ss isaal!s.si.issr spnN sppT,ns' Nd 81. I557
CpStllo.. 55Ia Kirkside drive, Chevy Chase.
sAslG aAs GASOLINE BOOK. name of
Cnares $. Baker, 1859 Hilibrook hne,
1s slisn July o. 1912, No. F-77O24. for lg4l
Csdilae, license D. C. 1918. Finder please
.csGas EATON BOOK, issued to j. A.
slSs sl,s snr,pr T. r p 6a, No ?. Silver Spring. Nd
Gas RATION BoSoK, "a" issued to L. {. L.
StrAtton, 6403 Ridgewood ave-. Chevy
a laarEn. l807 No. Sprinswood drive. Silver
GAA RATION BOOK "A. issued to Theo-
core a. ostsnkamp, 1923 Troy St.. Arling-
sossg ! ~ RATISs BOOKS, Hsrrz .. Lsnnlps
Mospt Rainier. Md WA. os56.
BA11GN BOOK No. 8, issued to Gertrude
Esxlpr Ib 18th IT. NV. 2ps y
EATioN EoOk No. g. issued TO Mrs. j M.
N y 5762.
Evening star., 1943-09-28
LOST.

AMETHYST RING, large, set in Mexican
sllveT; slnd. lett 5n washroom OF Greenwsy Inn
BAND. disabled war veterans reDsak Return 9i hus to
300 Conn. ave NV. care manager.
BILLFOLD, brown leather. containing
money and valuable papers. near 7th and
i NV Reward. s901 Sudbury rd.. Silver
snack SRI,9H; ns eockEk sH f17s FURY white ve,.,e
WSashiaaston Wash IN blvd; +. Falls Church Va
tpissh on chest cindsy q vic. so's MseATthuf Tfiaf
hsd EfEfsd u EN- s A4@s aa2 ass fo5 sS saS anne
az RSowa Can ,.2,s We Ie59 sftsT Z pm:
money. Govt. salary check, other papers;
lost on ,bepa, potomae Park cs car aS Tussday
RE 900 ext 1924, before 3 pm.
ssn.Is Saow Ksn,,5s9nn fsd 5sRse Reward LayhH
COAT to beige suit, lost at sth and East
Capitol ssts: Reward, Call Me. sSs1; after
COLD BRACELET, name "stick" engraved
On front. Reward. HI. 07eS. 20.
KEYS, license No. 74649. Reward. la17
LOST, Saturday. at Army show. pair of
leading spectaelss. transparent frame. Re-
MANILA FOLDER. reddish brown. contain
ing documents wedding certificate, baby
Fo ost r. s in sn, ef Sylvester
Y found notify Mrs. E. N. Harmon Phone
NfSRa MfHR s9aars so, s. o,, reward ulseat n
Wizard Aots OF oSr n fs6 siSas Set wsrd SfR H Hots
and Napeleon Res.aurant:: Conn. ave. Re-
SaTs rSsTa 2; TX .Ssas' S3ao' ext; sS9 o,os .
brown case, CLARK, Aptier & Loeber, Opt,
Pf59fi PfsTuRp Il OF gSa MAY AND WIFE. lost vicin-
I'M I'm sold Vermont ean ,a st. Al, Al vs, Va I SH ess
nr1f vol ord CoH
PoCKETBooK. black patent leather.
ey, glasses fountain pen: owners name
nless 1nlesosed d., Finder esn !, keep money but
55th and K Thursday Reward. Trinidad.
s sus ses CAB tinted D sfoss sa red e15
600, Ext. ,13o. Reward. ea'
ssna sner sse Sh WITH trom one ss oe
T6Gpe Tny lAY,apRp M5s aeRgh Fails Church ,sssJ
rhiiadslphia ave, Takoma PIX 81. 3o3o
pass Tuesdsy biaek leather e. auto sne eenses
Rsessr' s 200 aRIb1ode Island ave. ne. Re-
WESTON phetoeleetric hsht meter lost
Rock Greek PARK Sunday. Reward, Cali
WiRE-HAIREp TERRIER. brown spots.
black collar; lost In Wesley Heishts. Call
EMs 1892
WRIST WATCH, Bulova. platinum. en-
cire1ed with diamonds, on black cord band.
Liberal reward AT. 1883.
WRIST WATCH, lady's white gold, Gruen
initiated B. A. W. lost Sat in downtown
area. Reward. Call ME. 216l. Ext. 714
WRIST WATCH. mans Eterna, stainless
stee. case Reward Box 81 A, Star. 29'
1928 West Beach drive NV, license tag No.
2H681. Call ia. 5283. Reward
WRIST WATCH-REWARD.
Mans gold Hamilton. initials &C C.
w on back; lost Sat. evening RE.
15aQ, Ext. 1852. before ) pm.
Evening star., 1943-09-28

pear during the week-long hearings.
I'VE are going into the newsprint
situation from two phases" he de-
clared. I'VE will hear testimony on
paper production and on its use and
the elimination of waste in its use"
He said representatives of the
American pulp and paper manufac-
turers and the American Newspaper
Publishers Association would be
asked to appear, along with officials
of the War Production Board.
Evening star., 1943-09-28
LOST RATION COUPONS

RATION BOOK NO. 3, lost bet sth- 9th,
new New YORK ave. NV. Elizabeth M. Rosser.
~ rev YORK ave. NV. 3O+
RATION BOOK NO. J.. issued to Lester
Saymond Strasburger; Cali woodey 4a9s
Joseph NJ; Zegowitz and Lillian E. Zero
WITT. l10S Holbrook ter. ne. 9Ss
RATION BOOK NO. 2, issued to Gordon
,Gondin 4642 3rd st. South, Arl.. Va.
Gall 6 p.Ttas Gh 7a,3 anSx M ,., s1 -,
mands, sr.: John Sad,er. jr,: william Priel,
Christine Patricia; Christine. Friel Edmands,
RATION BOOKS ] AND 2 and gas, is
sued TO Abraham Kapler. 719 Rock Creek
Ch. I'd.
RATiON BOOK NO. 3, lost Saturday. Sep
tember 1s 1913. Lille Jones. 1s Defrees
Two RATION BOOKS NO. /, Elaine Mari.
brennan and Mrs. Anne B. brennan, and
three No. 3 ration books for the same
parties and Harry A. brennan. 81. 1894
70 Carroll aye, Tskoma Park, Md
Martha A. Novicke. 5905 Forest rd :,
Cheyerly. Nd. Wa 20I5
Evening star., 1943-09-28
Dr.. Shank DepIores
Living Conditions Of
Young People Here

Conditions under which thou
sands of young men and women are
living in this city is one of the trage-
dies of the war" Donald j. Shank
of the American Council of Educa-
Jion declared last night.
Mr.. Shank, speaking at the fall
conference of the YWCA Board
of Directors and staff members,
stated that although Government
agencies are in part equipped to deal
With the physical and mental health
of employed Washington youth, it
cannot do the job without the help
of every citizen.
THE problem of young people who
are not accepted in the community
as a functioning unit is a challenge
to any organization dealing with
them," he declared. He defined their
problems as housing. recreation,
hours of work and the opportunity
to meet other young people.
Views Postwar Problem.
Touching on the situation which
will face American youth In the
postwar era, Mr.. Shank pointed out
that large numbers of workers will
be released from Government agen-
cies, munitions plants and other
war jobs. 1t will be necessary to
mobilize and direct their talents to
new opportunities, he added.
The problems which will face
the employed youth after the war
is over is the concern of the Gov
ernment, the local community and
every social agency if an adjust
ment is to be made, he declared.
Other speakers on the program
were Mrs. Howard Stone Anderson
of the Race Relations Committee
of the Washington Federation of
Churches, and DR.. Esther C.
Brunauer. director of the interna-
tional department of the American
Association of University Women.
Discusses Discrimination.
Mrs. Anderson, in discussing en-
terracial Washington" stated that
the discrimination against the Negro
is a contributing factor in their
lack of economic status, their con-
flnement to alleys and Slums for
living and eating, and the poor
health of the race.
Negroes are barred from admin
istrative and supervisory work, she
declared, and are hired for the most
part as unskilled laborers, as helpers
and in custodial positions.
DR.. Brunauer in a discussion of
the subject, 1--WE Who Face the
World" spoke of the growing sense
of confusion among the American
people in thinking of the postwar
problems, which may lead to the
development of attitudes destructive
in setting the world on a better
path.
Points to Last War.
Pointing out that after the last
war those who were versed in world
affairs understood the place of the
United States in relation to other
nations of the world, DIR. Brunauer
stated that it is extremely i'm
portant as we go forward to note
the changes in world environment
and try to develop a world sense"
To face the world of tomorrow,
she said, the individual must de-
velop tolerance, cultivate an interest
in international affairs have con-
f1dence in the power of mems minds
to solve problems, and maintain
calm appraisal of human beings
and their bahovior.
A panel discussion led by staff
members of the YWCA followed the
main speakers on the program, Mrs.
John F. Thomas presiding.
Attending as guests of honor were
Miss Ruth Woodsmall, general sec
retary of the World YWCA, and
Mrs. j. w. Caulkins, national presi-
dent
Evening star., 1943-09-28

milk program as "a political n1ove
ON the part of the New Deal
Meanwhile. In letter to President
Roosevelt, James G Patton. prcsi-
dent of the National Farmers Union.
urged that farmers receive parity
prices for all their products, either
by resuming parity payments or
under a system of Governments
supported prices.
Evening star., 1943-09-28
Art Brown to Lead Sino
In Jewish Center Sunduy

Art Brown, radio announcer for
Station VOL, will lead community
sing at 3 pm. Sunday at the Jewish
Community Center. Sixteenth and
Q streets NV, for boys and girls
from 10 to l8.
This meeting will inaugurate the
fall Sunday club program and week
day activities. featuring a complete
schedule of athletics and classes in
dancing. dramatics and music.
Those wishing to attend may reg
lister at the center or call Dupont
6162
Evening star., 1943-09-28
FOUND.

BROWNIE CAMERA. left by Army SER
geans Ma art, who rode from Mt Vernon to
Phone nsao Wo e1sa. 1aa my car On Monday
CAT. black. in Peoples Drug Store, at
Chevy Chase Circle. Please call WI 4499.
DOG, small black: found Friday, vicinity
Good Hope rd. and Minnesota ave. Sc.
IRISH SETTER. female, collar. no tag:
Sunday, Chain Bridge section. WO. 1874
GIRLS WRIST WATCH, on Conn. ave.
ssiErokTr sia II a2ssassspoNEp STRAY, ANIMALS
e the Animal PROTECTIVE Association for
Humane Disposition, Hillside 1o1A. Pres
fnt tasilataaa $1,000 y these only.
Evening star., 1943-09-28
Congress in Brief
BY the Associated Press.

BY tHe ASSoclated Press.
Senate:
Debates bill to postpone draft
ing fathers.
Territories Committee hears testi-
mony on Philippine independence
bill.
House:
Routine business.
Military Affairs Committee studies
course on father draft.
Small Business Committee con-
tinues postwar studies
Evening star., 1943-09-28
Three Men Wounded
AT War Bond Display
By the Associated pres.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-Ihree
colored men were wounded here last
night when 30-caliber machine
gun was discharged accidentally
during demonstration at War
bond rally in Harlem.
Police said that only one shot was
fired and that it ricocheted of the
leg of Leroy King. 16, striking
Charles Larkin. 80, and Aron Nc
kissin, II, also in the legs.
The shot and cries OF the wound-
ed caused the rally audience Of sew
eral hundred to scatter.
Evening star., 1943-09-28
Army Takes Fine Homes.

But" says the mayor, my legal
training rebelled against letting
these folks settle down in other peo-
Piles property. Fortunately the Army
came to the aid of my conscience
by requisitioning most of the fine
homes which were vacant. The peo-
pie seemed to find places to live
somewhere. I still wonder where
they all sleep"
Most Of those who remained In
Evening star., 1943-09-28
WRIST WATCH-REWART
LOST RATION COUPONS

-, Mans gold Hamilton. initials &C
900. Ext TS52. before pm
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18

niaus krastu rytuose, Lietuvos
SUI sostine Vilnium. w Sia
sia Lietuva visi Lietuviai, be
paziuru skirtumo, kovos ligi
paskutinio" { Nepriklausomoji
Lietuva - slaptas Lietuviu
laikrastis).
Tai buvo ir yra visu Lietu-
viu credo. Tai kankiniu SVEN
tas ir teisingas siekis. Niekam
nevalia ju noru sventvagiauti,
nors jis ir bebutu LIT narys.
Su Lenkais tik tada galime uz-
megsti glaudzius rysius kada
jie atitaisys zeligovskio smur-
ia. Atrodo mazai reikalauja-
me. Vyrai, nezaiskite su ug-
mimi, Tautos akys nukreiptos
j mus kiekviena!
Siadien Gabaliauskas issigal-
vojo dar nauja "darba" -
kongreso susaukima. Veikla,
kaip matote, panasiai kitoms,
be jokio atgarsio. LIT ir A
L. T. uztektinai parode save
politini ir moralini bankruts
bel bejieguma. Gabaliauskas
budamas .vienos is tu dviejl
gustu paukstelis, "vadus" be
vanodamas ir pats save gera
gnaibo.
Ar jo minimas kongresas
reikalingas?!
Taip, ypac siais svarbiais is.
gyvenamais metals. Tuo klau.
sinu platu straipsni patiekf
Vienybe (Geguzes Ply. Kon.
gresa organizuoti ir saukti ga
Ii tie zmones, arba istaigos
kaip paw. ir New Yorko Lietu
viu Taryba, kurie turi zmonil
pasitikejima, patyrima, gill
Lietuvos likimu susirupinima
O svarbiausia moka aplink sa
We visokiu sroviu zmones bur
ii, o ne skaldyti. Demagogijs
negalima rimtu dalyku nuvei
xii. Jie, o ne Gabaliauskas
turi tue reikalu sudaryti ko.
misija, sueiti j santikius ST
esanciomis srovemis (paliekant
komunistelius Maskvos globai)
SUI Lietuovs Respublikos esan
ciais pareigunais, sudaryti to-
kio kongreso dienotvarke, SUI
manyti vieta ir laika, pakvies.
ii atitinkamu patriotiniu orga
nizaciju atstovus ir pavienius
asmenis. B. Sickus
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
APIE 10 KUNIGU
UZSISAkE "TIME-
LESS LITHUANIAN"

Xxi siolei jau apie desimtis
LietuviQ R.-K. kunigu prisiun-
tie savo prenumeratas knygai
"Timeless Lithuania'.
ST knyga remtina visiems
kas tik jauciasi geru Lietuviu,
mes il taikoma ginti Lietuvos
bylai Angliskai skaitancioje
visuomeneje prizes Lietuvos
klastingus kaimynus.
Kunigai, profesionalai, biz
nieriai, draugijos, kuopos, klu-
bal ir pavieniai Lietuviai, sku-
biai siuskit savo uzsakyma siai
knygai. Adresuokit:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
LENKAI VYkDO SA-
VO APGAVYSTES

BERISSO, Argentina. Is
cia isvyko Lietuviai vaikinai,
Jonas Prusas il Sinkevicius,
kaip j Amerika mokintis laku-
nais. Bet pasirodo kad tai bu-
vo Lenku apgaule, kurie isda-
We jaunuoliams Lenkiskus pa
sus ir rengesi isvezti JUGS
Afrika. Tx Lietuvos konsulo
Dauzvardzio intenvencija SUI
lake tuos jaunuolius nuo isve-
limo uz uz Lenkus mirti, ir
galimas dalykas kad jie is A
merikos sugrys Argentinon
Lietuviai, saugokites Lenku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
IS AMSTERDAM, N. Y.

Petras Lalas stojes darbuo-
tbs knygos remimui jau pri-
siunte per iris kartus apie Sim
ta dolariu. Sia savaite, treciu
kartu, prisiunte S28, siu:
Miss Anna E. Kadzis 500
Ant. ir Prane Kazlauskai 500
Ranjamin Janulis 500
P0vilas Plankis 500
Juozas ir Yrs. Yurkunai LOO
IS Amsterdamo Ukrainieciu
dr-jos Ivana Franka SIX. 266
gavo po 81: Aukavo: Hnat Ba-
bak, Daniel Mitulinski, George
Hrycaj, William Trufyn, Mi
chael Ternowski, William Pa
pura, Anton Garbuzinski, Nj
cholas Ziobrowski. Viso ST.
Is PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Ignas Valanciunas 500
Per A. Tvaranaviciu Sic:
Mrs. Victoria J. Mullen SOC
John C. Streleckis 500
Is CLEVELAND, Ohio
Kun. Kazimieras p.
Sirvaitis 7.O(
Jack GansOn-Karabinas 5.Ot
Mr.. ir Mrs. J. Blaskevica 5.O(
JuOZaS Bendleris SOC
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18

Kunigu Federacijos 'snipisku'
elgesiu Philadelphijoje, Drau-
go ir jo sebru nuolatiniame
puolime Prezidento A. Smeto-
nos, ju vadu landziojime Ame-
rikos valdzios istaigose SUI pre-
tenzijom kalbeti uz visa Lie
tuviu tauta ir ju suorganizavi-
me Tarybos susidedancios is
eiles prizes p. Smetona nusista-
ciusiu ypatu, kaip tai Grigai-
clio, Paksto, Gabaliusko, Gri-
niaus ir kitu.
Akivaizdoje siu nesamoniu
kaip mes galime kalbeti apie
"bendradarbiavima" su sveti-
mais, jei dar neismokom savo
mama susitvarkyti. Pirmutine
pareiga tai isrinkimas tikrai
atstovaujancios Americas Lie
tuviu Tarybos ir Lietuvos pi-
lieciu grupes kuriai rupetu vi
sos Lietuvos ateitis, ne par
tiju itaka salyje.
Turint toki atstovaujantl
kuna mes galetume pradeti tel
rautis tomis idejomis apie ku-
rias Adv. Jurgela raso. AS
kaip ir daugybe Americas Lie
tuviu esam pilnai persitikrine
kad be draugu, sebru, bendra-
darbiu Lietuvos ateitis yra
tamsi. Bet kad per Lenku pa
stangas (tokiu kokie jie buvo
ir dar be abejo yra) mes at
gautume Lietuvai laisve, tai
toll grazu mes negalime deti
kick nors vilciu.
Nuo pat tu laiku kada Len
kai pasikviete Teutoniskus kry-
ziuocius "apkrikstijimui' pa
goniskos Lietuvos, Xxi to laiko
kada Lenkai pirm savo zlugi-
mo paskelbe Lietuvai ultima
tuna, ju visi zygiai link Lie
tuvos buvo pilni klastQ, intri-
GU ir taikanti Lietuvos prapul-
ciai.
Istoriniuose laikuose, tikeji-
mo priedanga Lenkai istvirki-
no Lietuvos bajorija, ivede be-
laisve Lietuvos valstieciams,
sukurste vidurkove tarpe visu
Lietuvos bajorq, nuslopino ir
panaikino juose meile Lietuvai
ir galu gale krito patti nuo sa-
vo supuvimo ir 'Liberum We
to" ir kartu itrauke Lietuva
il prazuti. Lenkai daug eyre
81 ka jie suteike Lietuvai, bet
retail pasako ka Lietuva jiems
dovanojo: Ju karalius, istori-
kus, mokslininkus, karius ir
visa ellie zymiausiu ziedu ku-
riais taip megsta puostis.
Per keleta kartu buvo SUI
kelta "Lenkmeciai", bet nepa-
vyko, mes Lietuvos ir daugy-
be Lenkijos valstieciu jau su-
prato kad tie sukilimai yra ne
valstieciams atlaisvinti bet vel
ivesti kunigu ir ponu "absoliu-
tt autoriteta'.
Tx pabaigoje 19-to simtme-
clio kada Lietuvos valstieciQ
sunai igijo mokslo, suprato sa-
vo zmoniu priespauda, praside-
jo kova uz islaisvinima Lietu-
vos. Ar musu 'bendradarbiai"
tam pritare? Ne, jie eme per-
sekioti, niekinti, skunde visus
'Litvomanus". O siadien mes
ant tick naivus jog manom kad
tie patys Lenkai NUNS gelbes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18

Kada p. M. Yeas megino is
gauti pagalba is Rusijos Tat
janos komiteto badaujantiems
Lietuvos pabegeliams, ka mu-
su 'bendradarbiu" atstovai da-
re? Nagi jie dejo visas pas
tangas pakenkti ir sulaikyti
sios pagalbos gavima (ziurek
Vol. 2, Atsiminimai, M: Ycas).
Kada Lietuva jieskojo drau-
by ir stengesi isgauti Lietuvos
pripazinima Londone 1919 me-
tais, Lenku atstovas dejo vi
sas pastangas Lietuva apjuo-
dinti, jos veikejus apsmeizti il
visai veiklai pakenkti.
Ar jau mes pamirsom Su-
valku sutarties smurta, Viii
niaus uzgrobima, Romos pri-
pazinima Lenkams Vilniaus ir
paskyrima Lenkisko vyskupo? :?
Ar jau mes pamirsom Lenko
pobudi pasireiskusi prie kick
vienos Lietuvos sienos?
Adv. Jurgela teikia Lenkams
'skredita" kad jie neprisiunte
Lietuvai ultimatumo anksciau.
Veltui tas kreditas. Lenkai
visada buvo gatavi uzimti vi
So Lietuva, tik bijojo pasauli-
mes opinijos. Kaslink Lenku
"dideles" tautos atminkime kad
is 35 milijonu gyventoju yra
apie 20 milijonu ne Lenku ma
zumu.
AS sutinku SUI p. Jurgela kad
Lenkiiai dabar reikis. sebru ir
il veiktQ su Lietuva, bet tik
kol ia veikla tarnautu Lenki-
jai.
Kada Cekai merdejo po ma
ziu kulnu, ''draugai'' Lenkai
nuo ju pavose Cecina. Kada
Lietuva ispenejo ir isgelbejo
tukstancius Lenkq is naziu ma
gu, tuoj po to Lenkai aside
kojo paskelbdami is Londono
propaganda buk Lietuviai su-
renge Lenkams pogromus ir
'pjauste moterims. krutis". Ar
yra imanoma SUI tokiais "drau-
gals" bendradarbiauti?
Adv. Jurgela primena Sikor-
skio straipsni ir zemelapi til
pusi Golfers zurnale. Gal tik
aklas neiziuretu Sikorskio pri-
kergima Lietuvos prie 'Ryti-
nes Sovietu civilizacijos''.
Neatsizvelgiant virs nurody-
tu Lenkisku darbeliq as cia ne
noriu itarti p. Jurgela esant
pro Lenku ar blogu Lietuviu.
Mano tikslas yra nurodyti kad
1. Nuns reikia patterns susi-
tvarkyti savo mama, 2. skai-
tytis SUI Lietuvos pareigunais
ir vengti grieztos, pigios poll
tikos, 3. pasistatyti vadovyben
Tarybos ir kitty organizaciju
tokius asmenis kuriems apei-
ma laisva, Nepriklausoma Lie
tuva, bet ne grupes politika !;
A. kad mes pilnai ivertintume
ir suprastume Lenkus pirm
negu darom zingsnius SUI jais
"tartis" ar sebrauti: 5. kad
yra galimybes SUI Lenkais vel
xii tik tada kada jie atitaisys
pataisomas skriaudas ir skai-
tysis SUI Lietuva kaip su sau
lygia, ir garbinga valstybe.
| P. j. ziuris,
Prez. Cleveland American
Friends of Lithuania.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-18
l. ~ y II hw~ma j.
SEIMAS AR KONGRESAS?

S. Gabaliauskas paskutiniam
savo laikrastuko mum. (Gegu-
zes 29) kelia klausima rel
kalingumo skubaus Americas
Lietuviu kongreso susaukimo
ir baigia savo straipsni siais
charakteringais zodziais: "Jei-
gu musu vadu nerangumas ir
atsakomybes jausmo atbuki-
mas pasieke toki kritiska laip-
sni kad neistengiama nei pir-
sto tue reikalu pajudinti, tai
spauda negali tyleti. Su siuo
numeriu mes pradedame ne
atlaidzia kampanija kad taip
reikalingas LietuYiu kongresas
butu susauktas ir nenutilsime
tol kol Amerikos Lietuviu vi
suomene nepasiryz ta sventa
savo tautos atzvilgiu pareiga
ispildyti."
Ponuli, sventa teisybe, kaip
Dieva mattel! Mes ta patti Sc
mai ALT ir LIT atzvilgiu kar-
tojome. Tu tarybeliu nariai-
''vadai" .buvo ir yra nerangus,
tinginiai, SUI atbukusiais jaus-
mais ir taip panasiai. Ir rel
kejo gerbiamam del sios ais
kios ir matomos teisybes taip
ilgai ant musu pykti ir mus
koneveikti. Gala suaikvotos
veltui energijos ir laiko. Xxi
siai dienai tu "vadu" laikras-
ciai ir kit ju globoje esantieji,
beveik, minetu klausimu neat
siliepe. Jie moka tik buciuo-
tbs, o is buckiu, dar tarp Wy
ru, nei naudos, nei smagumo.
Gerai tamstele padarei pa
dares .ant Mahometo barzdos
priesaika. Tai daug labai rel
Skia. .r
Kadangi nerangius sunku
yra zodziu sujaudinti, ar ne
butu geriau kad tamstele juos,
panasiai kaip Mahatma Gan
dhi, badavimo keliu privers.
tum prie ''veiklos". Manau OF.
ka ir runkeliu jie susimete nu'
pirktu tamstai.
Keistas is p. GabaliauskC
zmogus. Ir mintys jo nesude-
rinamos. ts,
Savo laiku jisai Liet. ziniu
skiltyse ragino Lietuviskus lai-
krascius pakeisti Sovietu Ru-
sijos atzvilgiu teisinga ligsio-
line Lietuviu laikysena. Laime
kad "diplomuotos galvos" ne
: paklausyta.
Praejus kick laiko, tas mu-
su nenuorama pradejo nauja
"darba" -. susisnibzdejo ST.
: Lenkijos pareigunais ir jiems
- Vilniaus kama persa
Lietuviq biciulyste. siuo klau.
simu Lietuviski laikrasciai pa
: sidare santarus; pasirodo mo,
ka ginti Lietuviu tautos reika-
lus ir jos garbe. Visi puikiai
prisimename Lenku agenturos
PAT, dar neperseniausia, pa
leistus smeiztus Lietuvos adre-
su. Visi taipgi gerai zinome
musu kencianciu tautieciQ ko-
vas ir siekius: ''Todel mes sic.
kiame nepriklausomos Lietu-
vos SUI Lietuvisku pajuriu va
karuose, su Lietuvisku Vii
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