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Evening star., 1943-04-24
prntrrnHtal
Pentec0stdl
Holiness Church
'Ths Little Church With the Big Welcome"
l0l5 D STREET NORTHEAST
What We Believe About Jesus Christ

What we believe about people determines attitude
ward them and attitude toward them determines
fellowship with them. persons life is definitely affected
Dy ms or her attitude toward Jesus Christ Not does
nandS ana no amount of evasion denial set HIM
aside There must be definite made relative to
our belief in and attitude toward this MAN
the worlds greatest deceiver the Son of God Not
only does belief in Jesus Christ affect
1t very definitely determines eternal destiny.
The church sponsoring this message makes bold
its humble testimony to what believe about Jesus
Christ.
l. eve believe there is but one living and true God
everlasting, of infinite wisdom goodness Maker
and Preserver of all things both visible and invisible
in the unity OF this Godhead there three persons of
substance of eternal being and equal in holiness justice
wisdom, and dignity: The Father the Son and the
Holy Ghost.
We believe that the Word of his Father
the and eternal God of substance with the Father
took mans nature in the womb of the blessed Virgin;
that two whole and perfect natures that is say
head and manhood joined together in person,
never to be divided whereof is Christ God and
buried to reconcile the Father and to make atonemen
not only for actual guilt but also for original sin.
We believe that Christ did truly rise again
the dead, and took again body with all things apper-
tanning to the perfection of mans nature and asceded into
heaven and there sitteth until He shall return judge all
men at the last day.
4. We believe the Holy Ghost proceeding from the
with the Father and Son, very and eternal God.
We believe that eternal with God in heaven Is
portion OF the reward of the finally righteous and that
lasting Punishment from the of the Lord
ending torture in hell the of the persseny wicked
Matt. 46; Psalm GIT; Rev 21:7 81
Easter greetings each reader the Him rho said
Because / iue shall ipe ALSO"
Evening star., 1943-04-24
National Baptist Church
Lists Easter Programs

DR.. Grove G. Johnson, pastor of
National Baptist Memorial Church
will lead the Easter service at II
am. tomorrow, using for his sermon
subject, Conscience and the Resur-
rection." Special Easter music has
been arranged. Children will be
brought for dedication.
The series OF Eight Great Days"
of special meetings will be concluded
with a service at pm. DR.. Gaye L.
McGlothlen will preach. He will use
the subject, "Tcmorrow's Great Op-
portunity." The ordinance Of bap-
tism will be administered.
The deacons will meet Tuesday
evening. Prayer service will be held
Thursday evening. The covenant
meeting will have for its theme,
Great Days Ahead" The pastor
will be in charge.
Evening star., 1943-04-24
Kings Daughters

The Daughters of the King of St.
Johns Chapter. Mt. Rainier, Md.
will be the hostess chapter for the
annual meeting on Thursday, be-
ginning at 10 am. The meeting
Will open with holy communion by
the Rt. Rev. James E. Freeman
Bishop Of Washington. Assisting
him will be the Rev. w. Curtis
Draper, jr., canon Of the cathedral:
the Rev. Armand T. Eyler, of St
Margaret's Church, and the Rev
Richard Wilmer, rector of st. Johns
Church, Mt. Rainier, Md.
The Rev. Mr.. Eyler will conduct
the Quier Hour, Canon w. Curtis
Draper will be in charge of the
memorial service and the rector
OF st. Johns will have the Noon
Day Service of Prayer and Rededi-
cation. The Daughters of the King
Will serve MONDAY luncheon. The
afternoon will be given over to the
business session with reports from
officers, election of new officers. and
resolutions. Mrs. Charles Roberts
OF Epiphany, is chairman of nomi-
nations, and Miss Lillian Janet
Soper, chairman of resolutions.
Evening star., 1943-04-24

occupied areas. The Protestant body
urged Christians of the United States
to unite on May 2 in expressing their
sympathy and offering their prayers
for the victims of religious and racial
persecution. The council especially
urged the holding of neighborhood
or community services to express the
united interest of the Christian
Church and provide the occasion
for corporate intercession on behalf
of the prosecuted Jewish people OF
Europe
The National Conference of Chris
tians and Jews, the National Council
of Catholic Men and the Synagogue
Council of America are also partici-
pating in the observance. The Jew
ish body has proclaimed a six-week
period OF mourning, the third Sum
day of which will coincide with the
day of compassion"
In preparation for the observance
the Federal Council of Churches will
make public next Monday a special
report to the churches on the "sys-
tematic repression and progressive
elimination of the Jews in Nazi-con-
trolled Europe"
Councils Own Survey.
The report was prepared by the
councils Department of Research
and Education at the request of the
Executive Committee. Although de-
tails of the massacre of Jews have
been made public by various United
Nations agencies, the Federal Coun-
Gil undertook its own survey, based
upon all available documentary evil
dence, in an effort to give an au-
thentlc picture of the fate of a large
section of European Jewry. The
principal purpose of the report, it is
believed, is to counteract the belief
repeatedly held by some churchmen
that the mass murder of Jews is SO
much atrocity propaganda.
The suffering of the Jewish peo-
pie In Europe is beyond anything
the civilized imagination can pic
ture,' the report states. But the
quantity of evidence Is so enormous
the sources are so varied and their
correspondence in substance and i'm
port so close even in detail as to
compel belief. -"
The general picture is clear. Ar
rest, concentration, deportation
preceded and attended by starvation
and brutality-and final disappear
ance"
The National Conference of Chris
tians and Jews has just published
for use in connection with the DAY
OF Compassion" report listing pro-
tests by church leaders throughout
the world against the persecution of
Jews. The report warns, however,
that protest must be followed by
action to rescue Jews.
1T is vitality important that our
consciences be not dulled by Oft
repeated accounts of persecution,
the report asserts. "It is the Nazi
strategy to deaden moral SENSITIVE
ties. Americans must give no assist
ance on that point. Our sensibilities
must be kept alert, our consciences
alive.
Protest, however, is not enough.
Action. immediate and long term,
must follow, both for the sake of
Evening star., 1943-04-24
Dr.. Pierce Will Take
Easter as Sermon Tonic

"1s Easter Too Good to Be True?"
is the subject of DR.. Ulysses G. B.
Pierce, minister of All Souls Uni
tartan Church, at II am. tomorrow
The meeting of the Southern
Neighbors' Fellowship of Liberal
Churches will be held at Charlottes-
vile, Va, April 20 and 80. DR.. John
Haynes Holmes of New York will
deliver the conference address on
"The Religion of Thomas jefferson, u
The new Jefferson Unitarian Society
of Charlottesville will be welcomed
into the Unitarian fellowship by DR.
Frederick M. Eliot, president of the
American Unitarian Association.
A Mexican picture, eel Captain
Adventurero," is scheduled for
May l.
Evening star., 1943-04-24
DR.. Pruden 10 Lead
Easter Services
AT First Baptist
Annual Choral Vespers
Is Scheduled for
Sunday Afternoon

DR.. Edward Hughes Pruden of the
First Baptist Church will take The
Resurrection and the Life" as the
subject of his Easter sermon at the
$50 and II am. services tomorrow
At S pm. the annual Easter choral
vespers will be held. Also the ordi-
nance of baptism will be adminis-
tered and children will be dedicated
by DR.. Pruden. There will be no
evening service.
A fellowship with light refresh
ments will be observed beginning
at pm.
Prayer service will be held at 8
pm. Wednesday. DR.. Pruden will
speak on Impressions of Canadian
Churches"
On Monday evening the Bible
discussion groups will meet with
Howard Rees, student secretary for
the District of Columbia Conven-
ton.
The Fidelis Glass will hold a busi-
ness meeting on Friday at pm.
Evening star., 1943-04-24
Special Anthems Slated
At Trinity Methodist

Gods Eternal TRANSMISSION" Is to
be the subject Of the Easter sermon
at II am. by the Rev. Daniel w.
Justice, pastor of Trinity Methodist
Church. There will be special. Easter
anthems. At 7:30 pm. the pastor
will lead the service entitled Easter
in Hymnology."
The education board will meet at
pm. Wednesday.
Evening star., 1943-04-24
Christ Lutheran Topic
For Easter Announced

The Rev. J. Frederic Wenchel
pastor OF Christ Lutheran Church
will preach at 9:45 and Ills am
Sunday on Easter Puts Hope into
Everything" At 8:45 am. holy
communion will be conducted.
At pm. the children will present
their annual Easter program. The
address will be given by L. Wester-
mann.
The Concordia Club will meet
Tuesday evening. The hosts and
hostesses are Mr.. and Mrs. H,
Kriesel and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Potter.
Evening star., 1943-04-24
DR.. Gould to Preach
At 2 Morning Services

To provide for large congregations
at Francis Asbury Methodist Church
tomorrow two identical morning
services will be held at 9 and II q m.
DR.. Robin Gould, the minister, will
preach on HE Is Risen"
At 8 pm. his subject will be The
Resurrection Life"
The young people and the young
adults will meet at am. to go to
shut-ins with a ministry of song.
Evening star., 1943-04-24

Rev. A. R. Bird Will Give
Two Easter Sermons

AS the climax to a series OF special
sermons that started with the be-
ginning of March, the Rev. DR.. An
drew R. Bird will preach on Jesus
Christ Hath Abolished Death" to-
morrow morning and on His Inevi-
table Victory" tomorrow evening in
the Church of the Pilgrims. There
will be special Easter music.
The Lords supper was observed
Thursday night.
Mistaken Suppositions" will be
the theme of brief address by DR..
Bird Wednesday evening.
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Arlington Resurrection
N.Wash Blvd and Powhatan. CU.L.C.A.)
9:45 am.-Sunday School
IL ANA Promise Is Kept"
8 p.m.-"What Happens When We
Dfe?"
Dana H. johnson. Pastor, oxford 37l6.

New Hamp. Ave and Buchanan st. NV.
Maryland Synod. y: L. C. Al
EDWARD G. GOETZ. Pastor.
s a.m.-Holy Communion
$40 am.-sunday Church School.
IL 100 am.-Church worship
THE PORTAL OF HOPE"
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Epworth Methodist

Easter Sunday services will be
conducted by DR.. Harry Evaul, the
pastor. who will preach on "Immor-
tality Confirmed" The service at 8
pm. will be one of music.
DR.. Evaul will speak Wednesday
at 8 pm. on THE Permanence OF
Easter"
Evening star., 1943-04-24
Three Services Slated
At Tokomu Lutheran

The Takoma Lutheran Church
the Rev. j. Adrian Pfeiffer, pastor
will have three services tomorrow
Communion service will be at 8 am
The pastor will speak on The East
er Story AS Told in the -Four
Gospels"
The children's Easter service will,
be presented at $50 am.
Holy communion will be held at
IL am. New members will be re.
ceived. The Rev. Mr.. Pfeiffer's SER
mon will be THE New Cross"
The quarterly congregations,
meeting will be held Friday,
Evening star., 1943-04-24
SUBJECT:
"PR0BATION after
Death"

Sunday IL AM; and 8 PM. except
sunday school-11 AN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETING
RADIO PROGRAMS, SUNDAYS
sEcoNb sas s.Ai zNp Sssg12f tSgRfh EK1hbSA7As,
1913 PM. STATION WRC.
READING ROOMS
FIRST H-1612 K st.
NV. Hours, 9 to 9 Except
WEDNESDAYS 9 to 7 and Sun
days and holidays, 2:30 to
$500.
SECOND CHURCH-621 Pa. Ave.
Sc. Hours, 10 to 9 Except
Wednesdays, 10 to 7; Sun
days and Holidays, 2::30 to
THIRD CHURCH-Colorado do
Bldg, 14th and G SITS. Hours.
$3.50 to 9 Except Wednesdays,
$3.50 to 7::30, and Sundays and
holidays, 2 to g..
FOURTH CHURCH-Riggs Bank
Bldg, $500 14th St., 9 to 9 week
days; Wednesdays, $50 to 7;
Sundays, 2:30 to $50 pm.
Holidays, 2:30 to $50 pm.
FIFTH CHURCH-1626 Wiscon-
sin Ave. NV. Hours, Mon
day, Wednesday, Friday, Sat-
urday, is; Tuesday, Thursday,
is, TO; Sundays and holidays,
2-5.
All are Delcome to attend our church
Serutces and Use our reading rooms.
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Fountain Memorial Boptist

There will be two identical serv-
ices, at $50 and II am. The Rev.
w. B. King will speak on He Is
Risen" Special Easter music.
At 8 pm. special Easter cantata
will be featured. The service of
baptism will be administered.
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AKRON, OHIO
Snulkios Zinios
RUPINAMASI LIETUVOS
~ GELREJIMU

Cia susiorganizavo Lietuviu
draugiju komitetas Lietuvai gel
beti. Xxi siol dar viesumon ne
buvo iseita, kaip tai su prakal-
bomis ar pikniku, bet izde jau
turf virs $50. Geguzes 80 d.
buvo surengta piknikas Belicko
dare, vieta dave dykai, pelno
like arti $50. Nors kurie bu-
vo apsieme isgarsinti 81 paren-
gina nei vienos atvirutes ne
issiunte, bet pelno padaryta at
silankius geriems Lietuviams.
W gausia parama garbe pri-
klauso Petraiciui, Lukoseviciui,
Ubartai, mes jie daug leido pi-
nigu.
Akrono Dr-ju Taryba Lietu-
val gelbeti nutare nesideti prie
jokio centro, Reliant savo ko-
lonijoje pinigus, Xxi ateis rel
kalas Lietuvai pagelbeti.
Birzelio 27 komitetas lake
susirinkima pas B. Yarasiu,
buvo nutarta vadintis Akrono
Lietuviu Taryba Lietuvai Gel
beti.
Kitas susirinkimas nutarta
laikyti sekmadieni, Liepos 25,
pas j. Zdanius, 1889 Marcy ST.,
nuo A val. po pietu. Visi drau-
giju atstovai malonekit laiku
pributi, taipgi kvieciame ir ne
atstovus kurie turf gerQ suma-
nymu Lietuvos gelbejimui.
P. Jurgelis.
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"Fasistinis tauskalas, vienas
is nachaliskiausiu smetonizmo
pedlioriu, dinastijos organe",
ir tt. Senis daejo net Xxi to
kad atvirai pasisako jog Sme-
tona "turejo butt susaudytas
kaip Lietuvos isdavikas" ....
Ar tai taip kritikas raso
zmogus kurio protas sveikas?
Rimtas besaliskas zmogus to-
kia atsiprasant 'kritika" pava-
dina paskutiniu desperate pa
sisvaistymu.
Grigaitis, mat, mano kad juo
labiau jis plus tue lengviau nu-
gales savo uzpuolama auka.
STANDARDS redaktorius M.
Vaidyla, kuris yra ALT narys,
savo prierase prie P. P. Jaro
straipsnelio tilpusio Sandaros
nr. 27, sake kad ALT nera is
leidus savo vardu nei vieno
rastelio kuriuo butu niekina-
mas Prezidentas A. Smetona.
Ma o kaip SUI ALT nariais
Simuciu, Grigaiciu ir kitais,
kurie budami ne tik ALT ma
riais bet il. tos tarybos vadais
diena is dienos kuoziauriausia
puola ir niekina Prezidenta A.
Smetona? Ypac Grigaitis, ku-
ris perzengia visas zmonisku-
mo ribas ir daejo Xxi to kad ap-
gailauja jog A. Smetona nebu-
vo susaudytas.
Reiska, kada toxic tipai yra
uz tarybos sienos tai jie gall
zmones ir kuolais musti ir ta-
ryba bus vistiek "gera"- me
kalta", nors tie patys tipai ir
ta ALT Waldo.
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KIBIRKSTYS
Raso Titnagas.

TAS apkerpejes P. Grigai-
tbs, per visa savo netrumpa
amzeli nieko nesukures nau-
dingo ar pamokinancio, kaip
tik kitus kritikuoja, niekina
ju nuveiktus naudingus tautai
darbus, ir sau nepatinkamus
asmens niekina, kurie su jo
mintimis nesutinka. To paties
negarbingo nusistatymo jis lai-
kosi ir senatves sulaukes. Mat,
jis gyvenime nieko neistenge
naudingo nuo kitu pasimokinti.
Kalbant apie jo kritika, jei-
GU ja taip galima vadinti ko-
kia Grigaitis vartoja, tai jis ir
kritikuoti nemoka kaip rimtas
zmogus. 10 "kritika" tai plu-
dimasis ir svaistymas riebiais
epitetais i tuos asmenis kuriq
mintis ar darbus jis stengiasi
kritikuoti.
SKAITANT jo atsiprasant
"kritikas" taip ir natal zmogq
ipuolusi didziausia despera-
cija.
Labiausia tas zmogelis puo-
la visu ziaurumu tautines kry-
pties veikejus su kuriais jis
kaipo Marksistas labiausia ne
Tas atbukusio proto Mark
sistas paskutiniu laiku pradejo
ziauriai pulti viena is izymiau-
siq tautines sroves spaudos
darbininku, Vyt. sirvyda, ku-
ris ne tik Lietuviu bet ir Ame-
rikonu spaudoje gina Lietuva
ir jos garbe nuo visokiu sveti-
miems parsidavusiu Lietuvos
ismatu.
Kick atkandes savo dantis j
Vyt. sirvyda, prikibo prie kito
tautines sroves veikejo P. j.
ziurio uz tai kad jis primine
socialism, kerstavima Lietuvos
Respublikos Prezidentui Anita
nui Smetonai.
sTAI KOKIAIS epitetais tas
nusenes Marksistinis tipas sa-
vo atsiprasant "kritika" P. J.
ziuriui pradejo:
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DARIAUS IR GIRENO zYGIO
DESIMTMETIS

Lietuvos garbei. Tas ju zygis
turejo ir lures dideles aukleja-
mos reiksmes Lietuviskam jau-
nimui. Tas ju zygis vaizdziai
ir tvirtai sujunge Amerika SUI
Lietuva. Tautos kurios gall
isauketi tokiu ryztingu SUM-
kaip Darius ir Girenas, negali
isnykti. Dariaus ir Gireno
kantrumas, saziningas kruops-
tumas besiruosiant ir ju hero
iska dvasia bevykstant yra pui-
kus pavyzdis kiekvienam is
musu Siais klaikiais laikais.
r, p g
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T E L ( n ( W S
T H E A I r E
Nauias March of Time

Viena idomiausiu filmu kokia pa
sieke Clevelanda ir bus rodoma Te-
lencws Theatre pradedant penkta-
dieniu, yra tai nauja The March OF
Times "Bill Jack VS.. Adolph Hit
ler', dokumentarinis vaizdas gyve-
nimo pracarsejusioje Jack and
Heintz dirbtuveje.
.Ji gaminta visa menesi laiko at
vaizdavimui kaip toje dirbtuveje
darbininkai dirba ir gyvena.
Bill Jack tiki kad tik tokiu budu
kaip jo dirbtuveje darbininkai uz-
laikomi galima gauti pilna darbin-
guma is ju. Jie gamma lektuvams
starterius ir atleka rekordiniai di-
delius darbus; visi darbininkai stem
giasi pributi darba visada, neziu-
rint 80 valandu ilgumo savaites.
Ten nera streiku nei kitokiu ne
susipratimu tarp darbdaviu ir dar-
bininku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-23

WAOHINGION, II. o., Lie
pos Is. - sia proga p. zadei-
kis, Lietuvos Igaliotas Minis
teris Washingtone, prisimine
kad jam teko butt liudininku
to nepaprastai jaudinancio ivy
kio kai lektuvas 'Lituanica"
vairuojamas Dariaus ir Gireno,
Liepos Is, 1888 metals, saulei
tekant pakilo is Floyd Bennett
lauko New Yorke, "kad orlai-
vic kraula nugaleti", gi istik-
rqjq kad nugaleti Atlanta ir
nusileisti Kaune.
Lakunams ju kelionen besi-
ruosiant teko ilgokai palaukti
isskridimo progos. Kapt. Da-
rius daznai uzeidavo j Lietuvos
Generalinl Konsulata ir kar-
tais pasiskusdavo kad Brook
lyno Lietuviai buvo pradeje
abejoti ar skridimas beivyks.
Nepaisant 'moralinio slegimo
bel finansiniu ir teknikiniu
kliuciq, Kapt. Dariaus pastry
zimas pasiliko kietas kaip pile
mas. Jis mat zemaitis. Pana-
siai jautesi ir Girenas.
1sskrido jiedu rytui isausus,
tik mazas Lietuviu burelis te-
buvo to isskridimo liudinin-
kais. Tai buvo grazus ir ne
uzmirstinas rytmetis. ''Litua-
nicos" motorai sildydamies taip
stauge kad susikalbeti nebuvo
galima. Ir lakunu ir islydeto-
jq sirdyse buvo tik viena abe
jone: ar isteigs 'Iituanica"
pakilti j ora SUI taip sunkiu ga
solino ir aliejaus kroviniu. =.
Bet stai kapitonas imasi uz
kontroliuojamq irankiu, akin
ir galvos linktelejimu lyg sa-
kydamas, 'iki pas i m a tymo
Kaune".
"Lituamca" pasileido begti
ilgu pasibegejimo taku, kurio
gale upe. Mes visi tai maty-
dami lyg pastire stovejom be
zado ir laukem stebuklo. Ste
buklas ivyko: "Lituanica" pa
kilo ir pasuko per Atlanta Lie
tuvos link. Tai buvo didele va
landa: regejom didvyrisko zy-
gio pradzia. Atsimenu, mano
zmona ilgai akin lydedama ir
skepetaite mosikuodama pasa-
ke: "Pavojaus baime jiem sve-
TINA.
Sekancia diena nuvykes Chi
cagon radau minister Baluti,
konsula Kalvaiti ir Chicagieciu
minia belaukiancius naujienu
apie ju skridima.. Atejo if nau-
jienos: Darius ir Girenas per-
skrido Atlanta, bet nakties au-
droje uzklupti, zuvo drauge
su orlaiviu Soldino miske, Pru-
suose, Z netoli 'Lietuvos zemes.
Tos dziaugsmingos ir skausmo
pilnos zinios staciai parbloske
Chicagiecius ir sukrete visa
Lietuviu tauta.
Darius ir Girenas savo skri-
dina buvo paaukoje jaunosios
TTmuyEU-yJy3xYPyvvZssYyz
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PRANESKIT
Savo Antraso Permaina

Kuomet rengiates persikelti
lfitur gyventi, praneskit sa-
vo nauja antrasa Dirvos Ad-
ministracijai, ne pastui, mes
pastas nesius jums Dirvos j
nauja vieta jeigu neprimo-
kesit. Parasykit NUNS uz
1c atvirute prizes persikeli-
ma i kita vieta gyventi. -
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-23

sSIAURES Amerikoje esa-
ma apie 14O skirtingu ruziu
driezu, bet is ju tik viena yra
nuOdinga.
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0 eSVEDIJOJ statoma

tells kuris visas bus pasklrIas
ivairiausiems moksliskiems ty-
rinejimams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-23

NLIsH cpl1dla hOIrllHCeTnul
parase Margucio Pustapadis.
Sake:
Pakilk turtuos susizavejes
Pasauli buozisku zmoniu.
Paspyre Juozas viska koja
1r sake: Eikit po velniu!
LIETUVIsKI raudon ukai
dideliu apetitu prikaisioja Lie
tuviams "kvislingus" todel kad
Lietuviai nenori bolsevikams
pasivergti. Ka jie sakys kai
pacioje Rusijoje zmones memo
ri Stalinui vergauti ir virsta
kvislingais daugyberhis, mato-
mai jie nori Stalino atsikraty-
tt!
PRUSEIKA pasakoja, Bos-
tono Keleivio redaktorius ISL
sejes j Lewis'o "karieta". Tu-
rejo pasakyti "automobili', mes
Lewis senai karieta nebevazi-
neja. Kur Pruseika visa 81
laika gyveno?
ETlKA yra etika. Socialis-
tu Naujienos smerkia Lietu-
vius kurie nepasitiki Europos
Lenkais. Sake, Amerikoje gy-
vena visokiu tautybiu zmones
(ne tik Europos Lenkai) ir
akla neapykanta prizes bile tau
ta neprivaloma varineti.
stai kodel Naujienos taip
"svelniai" visada raso apie Ru-
sus, jQ vada Stalina, raudonaja
armija, etc.
NAUJIENOS raso, Komin-
ternas zluges, mes neleisdaves
opozicijos. Kur socialistas ne
gall opozicijoje butt ten jam
kaip zuviai be vandens. Ar
ne grail buvo musQ socialistu
"nei cento Lietuvai" opozicin-
ga politika?
LIETUVISKI bolsevikai, vie
ton drasiai ruosti "sociales re-
voliucijos" ant raudonu durtu-
w atvykima Lietuvon Cir Pad
leckines Lietuvos sukurima),
sulinde lyg asilai j liuto odas
ruosia Tribute to Russia" su-
sirinkimus. Americas talki-
ninke pagerbti geras dalykas
ir reikalingas, bet musu boise
vikai sake, Sovietija tai "vy-
riausia jiega" kovoje uz EMO
MICS laisve, kuomet patti Mas
kva oficialiai ana diena parei-
ske kad be antro Amerikonu ir
Anglu fronto il nieko nepajie-
gia padaryti. Reiskia, vyriausai
jiega yra ten kur geri zmones
Zinc, tik Lietuviski bolsevikai
save suvedzioja.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-23
JAUTI BLOGAI?
VISIsKAI PALENGVINSITE SAU
--SIUO MODERNISM sVELNIU
BUDU

q kuomet fankinates viduriu uzkietejimu-
zarnos neveiklios, skauda galva, nera ener-
gijos-- palengvinsite sau siuo modernism
budu-kramtykite FEEN-A-MlNT 81 sko-
ninga kramtoma guma vidurius luosuoja
Svelniai ir tikrai. Miljonai zmoniu naudoja
FEEN-AMlNT. Tx pakramtykte FEEN-A-
MINT einaut guilt naudokte tiktai pagal
niirodymus ant pakelio. Sekanti ryta ma
ionus palengvinimas jums pagelbes vel jau-
sits pukIai.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-26
|MountCemens
High School
By Tom 3 Dick Doneldson

MOVIE
The senior high movie yes
terday turned out to be very
educational and dealt with the
subject of trees. After seeing
this movie l truly believe that
"there is nothing lovelier than
q tree" The good thing about
using wood for material Is the
fact that it can be replaced
while iron and coal and other
such substances, once they are
used up, are gone.
WILL SEE ACTION
In their rush for food after
. hard mornings work, some
students find it easier to save
few steps by cutting across
the lawn next to the high school.
In the past they have knocked
down some very beautiful shrub
berry and now If the offenders
can't be stopped by warning
the police will have to be noti-
fled, and these offenders will be
arrested.
WILL COMMITTEE
The Will Committee of the
yearbook will have a meeting
tonight. This committee is COM
posed of the following students:
Elmer Eschenburg, Jim Krause-
neck, Betty Flory, and Arthur
tSamuels.
GIRL RESERVES
The Girl Reserve Club Is hav-
ing a big party tonight in the
girls gym from 1880 to 900. A
fine program has been planned
and plenty of food will be on
hand for the girls to eat. There
should be plenty of noise, for
when a hundred girls get togeth-
er and all try to tell all the COS
sip they know there should be
lot of fun for all. They have
been making plans for their
party for several weeks so it
should be very good.