davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-16

Samonlngai praeityje. .kai uz-
puole sia sali agresoriai ir is
sauke Amerika j kara, mes Lie
tuyiai puolemes vieningai ru-
pintis apsigyni1nu nuo pavo-
jaus. Vienijomes, taremes, or
ganizavom. Tapo sudaryta is
14-kos Lietuyisku organizacijQ
Defense Konlitetas; aukota R.
Kryziui, pirkta Karo Bonai il
Stampai, rupintasi yisais bu-
dais prisideti sios SALES gelbe-
jimui.
Bet dabartiniu laiku, kaire-
il srove, nors ju yra maza da-
lis pas mus, neiskencia nekai-
siojus kojos visiems items dar-
bans. Praeita vasara jie SUI
name surengti piknika pagal-
bal Rusijai ir Kinijai. Gau-
ia $500; turejo butt paskirta
po $3.50 Rusijai ir Kinijai. Ne,
laukiant nei susirinkimo aptar-
ii reikala, komisijos kasierius
ir pasiunte pinigus raudonajai
Laisvei ! Brooklyn, N. Y. Mat,
konliteto kasierium isibriove
raudonukas, kuris sau ir dar-
bavosi. Ir Xxi siai dienai ne
gaunam pakvitavimo uz pini-
gus, ir vargiai gausime.
Dabartiniu laiku suuode kad
rengiamasi sutverti Amerikos
Lietuviu Tarybos skyriu tai ir
vel musu raudonukai eme sir
gti: laksto naktimis kaip silks
nosparniai su plakatais, kaisio-
ia JUGS po duris, kaisioja Lie
tuviams ta savo literature"
su agitacija prizes viska Lietu-
visko. Persergsti visus Lietu-
vius neduoti Lietuvai nei CEN
to. 0 jau nnusQ gerus tevy-
nainius ir Lietuvos Prezidenta
A. Smetona tai neigia visais
arsiausiais Sovietu Sajungos
zodyno zodziais.
Lietuvoje budavo sake kad
vasaros metu nuo karscio 81
neliai gauna karsti galvoje ir
net save namu seimininkus
kanda. Bet Lietuviski "Rus-
keliai" tai kitaip, jie karsti
galvoje gavo nuo salcio, mes
symet ziema buvo labai salta.
Nuns gala kad atsiranda
saujele zmoniu kuriu sirdyse
teka Lietuviskas kraujss, jie
tarnauja SSSR kominternui,
paniekindami Americas svetin-
guma.
Lietuvos zmones paragave
savo tikros laisves irode kad
savo kultura ir progresu gall
ma pralenkti kitas tautas. Tu
isgamu atstovas Paleckis kaip
Judas pasirase laisves issizade-
jimo akta. Tai nereiskia kad
visa tauta issizadejo laisves-
kas taip mano tas kaip Judas
irgi pasikars.
Taigi, tikrieji Lietuviai, bu-
dekime kartu SUI Ameri'ka, ir
neissizadekime "savos tautines
trispalves.
WHY'S yra ir dideles viltys.
Stai Prezidentas Roosevelt pa
siremdamas lazda vyko j toll
ma Afrika ginti Americas ir
musu teises. Dirbkim su juo
visais galimais budais. Lietu-
vos nepriklausomybe nepraras-
ia, tik laikinai pagniauzta, jis
pasake.
Daugiau geru Lietuviu stoja
j tikraji darba, kurie skeptis-
kai ziurejo ! Lietuviu tautini
ir ,patriotini judejima visame
pasaulyje. Ypac dabartiniame
neaiskiame momente daugiau
susipranta, kai pasigirdo ko-
munizmo imperijos uzsimoji-
mai galutinai pasmaugti Lie
tuva.
Mes galime simtu procentQ
pasisakyti uz Americas bend
radarbiavima su Russia kare,
prizes bendrus musu priesus ma
zius, bet is kitos puses mes
-, lr< -
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-16
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duoda 10 dideliu karui naudu
tiktai uz $500

SAS svarbus pasiulymas yra galimas tik
n del naujos motoru valymo priemones
SCHIOTONE Ji duoda gamybe jusu So
HIO rardavejui isvalyti jnsu motoro vidu
p;Iniausia nauju procesu. apie trisdesmts
mnutu lako.
Bet tai ne viskas Vrs to visko SOHIO-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-16

TONE prieziura, tas "ALL-CUT" aDima ir
PILNA GEAR AIIEJAUS PAKEITIMA (to
uztenka ir del transmission ir differentaD
OIL,
THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY (OHIO)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-30
ANYTHING TO BE HELPFUL

Napa. Cal. - UP) The local
police like to be courteous and help
ful to the armed forces, so they are
whistling for a cat. The wife of an
Army oficer Is a small town IN
Washington advised them that
while stopping in Napa her pet cat,
Perry, had gone AWOL. Fortunate
ly, she explained. they only had to
whistle the same as to dog and
the cat would jump into their auto
mobile. They are still Whistling.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-30
NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY,, SIS.
PROBATE COURT, June 18th, A.
d. 1913. ESTATE of SARAH
CRANE BLAKEsLEE, late of
Waterbury, in said District, de-
ceased.
Upon the application of The C1TI-
ZENS & MANUFACTURERS Ma
TIONAL BANK of WATERBURY,,
Administrator, by THOMAS F.
MOORE, Trust Officer, praying that
it may be authorized to compromise
and settle q doubtful and disputed
claim against said estate, as per
application on file more fully ap-
pears, it is
ORDERED, That said application
be heard and determined at the
Probate Office in Waterbury, in said
District. on the 3rd day of July A.
ID. 1913 at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon eastern War Time), and that
notice. be given of the tendency of
said application, and the time and
place of hearing thereon, by pub
fishing this order one time in some
newspaper having a circulation in
said District, also by leaving with
or by mailing In registered letters,
postage prepaid from Waterbury. a
copy of this order to all parties in
terested and residing without the
Probate District of Waterbury on
or before the Goth day of June 1913.
Attest:
MARGUERITE NJ. FAHY.
G-2O-.. Asst, Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-30
Suburban For Sale
VICTORY BUNGALOW
$199.5O $49.50 DOWN

balance easy payments, plus cost of
lot. Full price, no extras, ready to
move into. Great many Waterbury
people converting these bungalows
in all year round homes. Situated
on high wooded lots, close to spark
ling springfield FALL MOUNTAIN
LAKE, with good fishing, Qake re-
Gently stocked with large variety Of
fish, sandy beaches for good bath
ing, and boats available to lot own
ers for refreshing boating. Model
furnished Victory Bungalow open
for inspection every week day and
Sunday until dark. Drive out VOL
colt Rd. mo. go to Allentown Rd.,
turn left to property.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-30
Compensation
Agreements

The following agreements for
weekly payments during disabii-
i.y or for specific payment in
case Of permanent injury were
approved today by Compensation
Commissioner John j. O'Connell:
John Keefe OF Oakville against
Seymour S.nitt & Son, Inc, of
Oakville, 1884 for 10 weeks. so
per cent loss Of right index fin
ger.
William M. Fisher of Torring-
ton against American Brass Co.,
of Torrington, $2O.13 beginning
May 20, hernia.
Charles L. Jacquemin of Tor
rington against American Brass
Co., of Torrington, 1912 be-
ginning June %, fracture and
partial amputation of left little
finger.
Pasquale Orsini of % Norton
Strete, Waterbury, against Amer
lean Brass Co., $25 beginning June
Is, burn of right leg.
Grace Gallo of 1877 Congress
avenue, Waterbury, against Amer
lean Brass Co., $3.50 beginning
June 3, injury to right index fin
ger.
Carl Meoni of 1713 Thomaston
avenue, Waterbury, against the
Chase Brass & Copper Co., Wa
terbury Mfg. Co., plant, $25 be-
ginning June 4, fracture of right
middle finger.
Joseph Garafola of 100 Easton
avenue. Waterbury, against Chase
Brass & Copper Co., Rolling Mills
plant, $25 beginning June 8, con-
fusion Of wrist and lower fore
arm.
Angelina Lubesky of As Vine
street, Waterbury, against the
Chase Brass g. Copper Co., Roll
ing Mills plant. $25 beginning on
June 16, liberation of right large
toe.
James CONSTANT of AZ Spring
street, Waterbury, against Chase
Brass and Copper Co., Rolling
Mills plant, $25 beginning June
IL, abrasion of cornea of right
eye.
N. Orsini of Oakville against
American Brass Co., Metal Works
plant $25 for 80 weeks, Is per
cent loss of function of distal pha-
lanx Of right ring finger and 20
per cent loss of function of the
right middle finger.
Aldo Zanco of So Union street,
Waterbury, against Manufacture
ers Foundry Co., SIS beginning
Nov. 10, injury to left leg.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18
VII.
v rail- zivota.

Pred Josefem Duchacem a
milovanou jeho zenou Ludmi-
lou cas- zahaloval dalsf 1d6ly
manzelskeho jejich zivobyti.
To mohlo byti dlouhe nebo je-
nom kratounke. Stastne nebo
neblahe. Pine radosti nebo ma
plnene hofem. Toho vsak mia
dl manzele nedbali, tonouce v
utesen1, re Sc dostali, re Sc ma
j, re 81 nalezej1, jak srdce je-
jich je vedla. Co vsecko dalsi
DOLBY mohou pTinesti a co jiste
pfinesou, O to Sc nestarali. Ny
nj nechybelo jim docela mic.
Ludmila We statku vsemu We
novala bedlivou pozornost, TAX
re v kratkosti vsecko vsude
znala a vedela, echo a mnoho-
Ii kde zapotrebf a kde to hle-
dat. Pan1mamu to uprfmn6 te-
silo a proto vsude hledela il u
stupovati, ably starosti a prace
ma nj zvolna pTechazely. Mia
da hospodyne to lined vystihla
a proto postupovane il 1koly O.
chotne pfejlmala a obratne "a
stavala, take brzy byla cd ra-
ma do noel, cd tiny cd tiny "a
neprazdnena a zamestnana.
Made selce pTedevsfm slo O
to, ably manzel jejf stale byl
jak nalez1 spokojen a We stave-
nj stasten. Vedela z domova,
re kdyz tat1nek Petr Pavel s
1smevem hovoTe, prochazel
statkem, re vsude jakoby teple
slunecko zaTilo, paklize Sc vsak
skaredil a mlcel, re bylo, jake
kdyz hodne mrzne. Vypozo-
rovala to, jak tatinka maminka
ustavicne hledela v te nejlepsf
m1re udrzeti. Kdyz odnekud
prisel rozmrzen, vzdycky mu
hned n6co ut6sujfcfho sdelova-
la. Kdyz Sc z pole upeklovan
a unaven vratil, co by dupl stall
pred MIN talfTek smazenych va
jfcek. Kdyz Sc dostavil z del
81 cesty mrazem projaty, ma
minka okamzite pTednesla mu
hrnecek odvaru l1poveho, me-
dem slazeneho kvetu, ably Sc "a
hral. Kdyz v lete zpocen O po-
lamar z pole prijel, stall ma sto-
lie pro neho pripraveny puclak
sedleho mleka. A die pocasf,
pracf a zaneprazdnenl hledela
maminka pro tatfnka variti, ne
bot Tikavala, re muzska nala-
da a manzelska laska s1dlf "
zaludku.
(Pokracovanf.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18

ma zidli doprostfed, vzaly Sc "a
ruce, udelaly velike kolo a ia
ly Sc kolem nevesty tancovati,
zpfvajfce:
"Uz a uz a uz Pepfcek je muz,
.Ludmila je jeho zena,
prikrejou Sc pefinama,
uz a w a w, Pep1cek je muz,
venecek pryc, cepecek sem,
byla Jsem panenkou,
|uz. nejsem."
Napotom kmotra Fendryska
neveste S hlavy snala rozmary-
novy venecek a misto neho O.
zdobila Ludmiliny krasne vlasy
nadhernym zlatym cepcem, pri
cemz pan1mamy, vetSinou pri
tom tise plac1ce, notovaly:
"My name mladou zenusku,
my name mladou zenu,
KIDD il chce videti,
ten must platiti,
nebo mu klobouk vemu."
Potion druzba privedl zeni-
cha, jemuz panimamy ocepe-
no uzenusku odevzdaly. Druz-
ba m1sto zenicha doprovazel to
p1snf:
"Chvala Panu Bohu,
jiz jsem Sc ozenil,
chvala Panu Bohu,
jiz mann zenu.
Jak zenu dostanu,
tax donna vostanu,
chvala Panu Bohu,
jiz mann zenu."
V hospode zat1m muzikanti
jiz vesele hrali. Kdo re swatch
Mkt chtel, mohl Duchac1 co
hrdlo racilo pojlsti a odjeti do
mi nebo zajfti do hospody, kde
muzika hrala a hrala, az do L.
svitu, ktery "a doluheho dine
nastaval velice zahy.
Svistansky sedlak sulc sci
"a casneho Ultra klasti prvnf Ii
to a pres cel6 dpske ddolf sly
lsel re R1kova v~yhravati. sulc
poznal, re to hrajf "ruchadlo".
ia nam vysitou, vysitou = :"
tanulo mu pri tom ma mysli.
A v hospode Rfkove skute-
enc "ruchadlo" vytacel posled-
nj zbyly zde par. Starry cha
lupnlk Lazar sc starou Liant
lkou. Ii diva dodrzovali. Ste
padesate let dohromady sc S
mimi v kole tocilo.
Svatebnfci vetsinou byli dav-
no a davno jiz pc svych domo-
vech a Josef Duchac svou MIA
deneckou ratolest S pentll a je-
no mladicka zena svatebni svIIj
rozmarynovy venecek jiz v no
We krabici take ulozili pc pTi-
truhlete pro lfbeznou vzpomin-
ku a vzacnou pamatku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18

~ AAO0AAANONO1 "NV "
V R1kove kazdy den rano pri
zasypu drGbezi ma nj vzpomne-
la, az pl6m6 t6to kvocny Dude
vid6ti.
Zatfm vratil Sc druzba S il
nou krmi a hlucne pei:
"Dala mu, dala, ma mfsu kase,
dala mu dala.
POGkejte, Honzicku,
ia isem uz vase.
Nase je lepsf, neil je vase,
naSe Sc najedla
S pernikem kase."
Kdyz mfsu s krupicnou, me-
dem slazenou kasf ma still pred
nev6stu postavil, s nekolika
stran najednou zacaly ma ne
v9stu prSet do kouta ma nj ha-
zen6 hrsti hrachu, ably poze-
hnani ma poll novomanzele ne
opustilo. Vsechny panfmamy
mGly hrach V kapsach pripra-
veny. Ale ma Gtok ten byl pri-
praven take mladenec Karel
Spata Sc svou druzickou. Timed
jail Sc spolu nevestu haiti a
braniti a ma hazejfci panima-
my oplatkou metal hrsti pestro
barevn6ho cukrovf, jez swatch
nfk1m ma talfTe pro kaSi napa-
dalo.
Kase vsak mnoho nepoje-
do, nebot jeste ocekavany by
ly daleko lepsf v6ci. Husicka
Sc salatem! S obojfm totiz, S
hlavkovym i okurkovym, jez o.
ba pTipraveny byly S kyselou
smetanou. Ma still nesene huse
druzba Stepaf pax lapel KRAFT
ce:
"Husicka divoka pc Up6 plave,
chytil il Pepicek u sameho
kraje."
Ia to vsak pr roznasce sa-
latG, to Sc druzba St6paF sam
~rOzveselil a rozjaTil a kdyz mu
muzikanti trefili do noty, i do
lance Sc dial a do ruky Sc mu
namatnuvsi selku Hejnku z Lii
toboTe ~roztocil, re naskroben6
sukn6 kolem nj Sc vzedmuly a
parry vzduch We sv6tnici roz-
fofrOvaly a ochladily. Pfsnic-
ka pTi roznasenf salat1 byla
skuteGn6 cd podlahy, pima las
ky a mladosti:
"PTijd, Pepicku, do zahrady,
salatu tt dam, salatu ii dam,
salatu ii dam,
a kdyz prijdes do komdrky,
hubicku ii dam, hubicku ii dam
hubicku ii dam.
Az ia budu zahradnikem
V pansk6 zahrad6,
V panske zahrade,
salatu ia ii naTezu
nGSi nebo dive, n6si nebo dive,
nGsi nebo dive"
Husicka Sc salatem chutnala
vsem a kdyz sc missy vyprazd-
My, tn druzba Stepar prihnal
Sc jakoby s nahradou. Nesl dive
ohromne missy, ma sob6, jedna
druhou prikryvala. Prfnos ten
poStavil pred nev6stu a kdyz
svrchn1 mfsu odkryl, tn sc tax
podesil, re hrIzou vykrikl a
prazdnou mlsu z rukou leknu-
tim upustil, re Sc ma podlaze ma
deset kusG rozbila. Ma druhe
mise lezelo totiz z platna ustro-
Jen6 a zavinut6 d6tatko!
Stepaf probrav Sc re sveho
leknutf mad tim nadelenim, j.
hned jail Sc pro ne prositi ma
kasicku. Ma mfsu sypaly sc
dvacetniky, tolary a to vsecko
bylo pro neho a pro kuchaTku
Brejtku "a jejich sluzby a ma
manu-. DetatkO sblralo do sva-
tebcanG odm6nu do kolibky.
Kdyz Sc do kolibky sbfralo,
Lefnar re sv6tnice cd stolu ma
jednou zmizel n6kam ven. Ale
sousedka jeho Bor1cka mu to
neodpustila. Kdyz Sc vratil a
usedl, lined no upozornila, re
zapomnel dat do kolfbky. este
par vas tuze shanel," pohrozi-
la mu. Toho Sc skoupy palfr
ulekl a We strachu, ably druzba
s MIN nejaky sprym neprovedl,
do kol1bky dodatecn6 zaplatil.
St6paf Sc spokojene usmal:
"Klopil jste S 1roky!" dodal.
Konecn6 prinaseny byly pc
Gene. Telecf, veprova i skopo-
va. - Kterou cf srdce racilo a
St6paf jiz vsechen ochraptely
jim prOzpivoval:
"Co to mas, pecenf, kdes il wal
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18

JCANO 40
navaTila kapusty -"
We %svetnici mezi svatebniky
zavladal nejvetS1 rozmar. Vsec
ko Sc smalo a tvafe hoduj1cfm
,jen Sc blystely. Nevesta obcas
podivala Sc ma sveho zenicha a
Josef klidnym zrakem j opla-
eel. Oba byli zabrani We blahe
sve myslenky a jenom nekdy
pod stolen hledala ruka ruku,
ably il vTele stiskl. Vice a We
seleji zabavoval Sc mladenec
Karel Spata s druzickou Amin
kou - Slunce zatfm schylo-
valo sc mad zapad a v SADIE by
10 videti jiz stfny, chladek.
Zatfm, CO bylo vesele a hluc-
ne hodovano We svetnici, dale
ko hlucneji a veseleji hodovalo
Sc We stodole ma svatbe Nacka
Kimla a jeho Betty, kde hosty
byly vsecka celed statecka a
pacholci, kteri svatebcany do
Vesce pfivezli a zde s konmi
Install. Panimama dala nape-
ci pc korci velkych kolac1, ma
vaFeno polevky, nasmazila dro-
BIZ, %jitrnic a jelit, napekla We
pToviny a skopoviny a pantata
Pavel dial hodujfcim dive vedra
piva, take Sc NELL jake ma tom
nejlepsfm posv1ceni. Domacl
Celedfn spatenka vedel, re hos
podyne Nacku Kimlovi svatbu
chysta, proto vzkazal ma Ter
nov pro Kocnarovu Baru, ably
pTisla zahrat ma cimbal. Bara
Sc pc poledni dostavila a kdyz
take pOhodovala, dala Sc do
hry, ktera We stodole stolujici
brzy jak nalezf rozveselila.
Spatenka pofad jenom dial,
ably We dTevene stodole nikdo
nekouril. Kdo 81 chtel zabaf-
cit, toho odkazal "a sad ma O.
kolek, ably nikdo We statku ne
nablikal. Mel velikou peel, a.
by z nejvets1 radosti nenastala
tady naramna zalost a nestestf.
"PTes sto osob name dnes We
staveni, to je S tim starost, ably
Sc vsechno dobre najedlo a mic
zleho Sc nestalo," 1zkostlive Wy
kladal. Hospodaf mohl Sc ma
n6ho spolehnout.
Kdyz Bara spustila a cimbal
zajecel, svatebn1ci We stodole
dali Sc k jeho melodii take
hned do zpevu. Bara dovedla
vystihnouti, co Sc jim Dude IL
bit. Nejdf1ve predehrala:
"Koupil jsem 81 ma kalhoty "a
diva zlaty manzestru,
jeSte mi no kousek zbylo ma
We ma We ma vestu."
A potion zahrala v kraji mezi
lidem oblfbenou svatebnl:
"Pockej, hosicku, u nasf stodoly
pocket, hoS1cku, u nasich vrat.
ia tt tam prinesu cervenou
ruzicku,
ia ii tam prinesu karafiat.
Ma zlata maminko,
nam Sc vdavat,
neum1m ma chleba zadelavat,
ami mist, ami valet, jen
hochy z hospody vyprovazet."
Tu Sc starry kylisar Nacek
Kiml vice nezdrzel a jail Sc
svou Betu dokonce objimat a
hubickovat. Kdyz byl v tom
n~ejleps1m, nahle objevil sc We
vratech stodoly Honza Bakov-
skei, a vida to zvolal: IS tim
HE tim holti"
Jindy byl by Nacek Kiml
Honzu vyhnal. Nemiloval je-
no zvanenf. Ale dnes, kdyz mt
pfisel ma svatbu, jenom Sc smi-
chem no odbyl: "To ty s her.
cockou tax daleko jeste nej-
ses!"
-Bara Kocnarova vidouc Hon
zu, chtela no poskadlit a proto
zanotovala:
mas johannes Easel voves -"
svejbera Sc ma nj smfrlive
podival a pax pysne prohlasil :
AZ ia Sc budu zenit, tuhle
mne, Baro, budes hrat pred ra-
tlbofickym zamkem a il pfi nj
provedu hercocku. Takhle-"
a Jiz Sci pro nevestu Betu, ably
il proved.
Beta S Honzou ochotne vysla
pred stodolu, ably 81 zatancova-
la. Avsak Bara zatfm k tanci
spustila plsnicku cerstvejsl a
ne houpavou, jak mas johannes
Easel voves. Bara Sc prozpevu-
JIG Zubila a cimba1 hTm91.
Evening star., 1943-05-30

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ooe ore combined wostne drope plus up and
down on bot-sfdes skirt At right this yeos counterpart
snort slim mpciyo novy crepe with pink orqondy uffe on
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Evening star., 1943-05-30

with their this priceless FREEDOM Mr.
95sI out OF Together with millions Other,
fathers the
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preserve
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But, whether that is true or
not, we can be sure of one thing:
the overpowering logic of the
world situation will compel the
Conference to make the task of
rescuing European Jewry tn e
first and most important item on
the agenda. Any other procedure
would make the Conference a
feeble debating society, and not
the decisive meeting it seeks to
be. For, postwar, as far as the
Jews of Europe are concerned,
means post-mortem.
Assuming, then, that rescue,
and not post-mortem, will be
number one on the agenda, it is
imperative to raise the question:
how can the Conference find
common ground on which to unite
on swift and effective action to-
ward that goal? Whether it
succeeds or not seems to me to
depend on whether or not it can
keep the fire-eating partisans a.
mong it's delegates from wrecking
the Conference-or talking it to
death.
Theoretically there should be
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remnant of Europe's Jews from
determination. We Jews are ac-
custoned to being embarrassed.
We've been embarrassed by ex-
perts.
And if a farbrenter Labor Zion
;et balks at cooperating with
some other brand of Zionist, or
if both refuse to sit down with
a member of the Committee for
a Jewish Army, we are compelled
r. remind all of them that Hitler
isn't making any such fine dis
tinctions. If the American assim-
ilationists. for example, balk at
helping the Zionists among the
surviving Jews of Europe to emf
crate to Palestine en- masse
assuming, of course, that any
thing of the sort can be man.
aged. we might be able to accom-
modate these simon-pure Ameri-
cans by promising that we Will
see to it that any help they give
will go. not to the Zionists in
the concentration camps but ex-
clusively to the assimilationists-
or. should we say, the ex-assimi-
lationists, particularly the Ger
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In a few weeks the American
Jewish Conference is expected to
meet. The first item on it's
agenda, as announced in the call,
is ITO consider action on prob
lens relating to the rights and
status of Jews in the postwar
world" The second item of the
agenda calls for action with re-
spect to Palestine, and the third,
and last, refers to the carrying
out of the program agreed upon
at the Conference in cooperation
with the rest of world Jewry.
There is no mention in the
agenda, as announced, of the
problem of rescuing European
Jury from the Nazis, a surprising
oversight. This writer has no in
tention of accusing the conveners
of the Conference Of Indifference
to the plight Of European Jewry.
He prefers to take it for granted
that the rescue of European Jew
nv is so all-pervading in their
thoughts that they simply took it
for granted, assuming that this
problem would dominate all the
others and be taken into account
in the discussion Of the three an
nounced points on the agenda.
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man-Jewish assimiIationisto ;.
any are still alive.
Firebrand partisanship is u..
full and necessary, within 49,
specific organization itself T. !;
the firebrands who get thinas
done. But when the issue. as -
this case, is basic human rights
it is up to the leadership of e.oh
group to keep it's farbrente mar
tisans from scuttling Jewish
unity.
Today there is only one prime
issue which every Jew has right
to be burned up about: the rescue
of European Jewry-by any means
at hand, regardless of how that
fits in with the beliefs of tba
convenience of this or that sector
of the rest of Jewry.
Let us achieve that Objective
first. Then we can proceed to
burn each other up, in the good
old Jewish way, to our hearts
content.
What European Jewry expects
from the American Jewish Con.
ference is rescue, not a post
norton.
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Common Ground For Jews
Will 1t Be Rescue Or Only POst-MOrtem?
BY LAWRENCE Upton

his detached objectivity novelist Lawrence Lip
urges the delegates elected this week to the American
ground to speed the
ing the Europe Rescue of these Jews comes
first says adding that exclusive stress postwar
solutions may only post-mortem the body of a
decimated European Jewry