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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-09
Prominent Rankin County Farmer Killed;
Brother Wounded In Saturday Mite Cutting

brothers came to the city for their
usual Saturday shopping and while
walking South on Parish Street,
they attempted to make their way
through crowd of several men,
when two of the men, without
warning, and without provocation,
started cutting at them with large
knives. Seeing his brother fatally
wounded, Luther Berry was able to
escape the scene with only minor
wound. Although the crime was
committed early Saturday night,
only block from the main street,
and on the border of the busy
downtown business section, the
identity of the killers appeared
shrouded in a deep mystery. Luth-
er Berry, according to reports, stat
ed that the attackers and killers
were two white men.
At late hour Tuesday. no ar
Continued on Back Page
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-09
Mississippi Race
State Fair Event
October 1873

The Annual Exposition OF the Mis-
sissippi Negro State Fair will be
held on the Negro State Fair
Grounds on North Bailey Avenue,
in jackson October 1928, it VISA
announced by Fair officials here.
According to ne official, in keeping
with the needs Of the times, this
years Exposition, with emphasis on
the various phases of the war eff
fort, will make the Exposition one
of the most outstanding in the his
tory of the Fair.
With only three weeks left in
which to prepare lists Of entries,
farmers and other exhibitors are
urged to place their very best pro-
ducts on exhibition. A great amount
of interest is being manifested IN
foods, livestock, poultry and food
preservation. These exhibits will be
of great educational value at the
Fair this year and their enlarge
ment Is planned. HandiWork, sew
ing, quilting and related arts are
dlSO COlllt4lS III AC1 nkJCNActA oJAty Sba4eA
interest under the impact of the war
and these exhibits will also be given
special consideration at the Fair.
Wallace Brothers Carnival, one
of the leading carnival attractions
of the country, will furnish the
midway entertainment, which will
include free acts, minstrel shows
and a varied form of rides and
other features.
Fair officials are making efforts
through military authorities to Sc
cure for exhibition at the Fair
armament and other military
equipment which should add greatly
to the educational and interest val
lie of the entire exhibition
For information concerning the
Fair, write Mr. Henry Young, Sec
rotary, Mississippi Negro State
Fair, 1913 East South Street, Jack
son, Mississippi
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-09

WASHINGTON - (ANP) - APP
proximately 100000 men have been
lost to the United States army be-
cause of illiteracy it has been re-
vealed by 1.-THE Alphabet and the
Army" an article appearing in the
March issue of the Journal of the
National Education association. The
figure representing about so tiivi-
5oins not including the 18-19-year-
dds, has raised pointed questions
concerning the educational systems
Of various states, most of which
are southern.
Of the 100000 rejectees, educa-
ton deficiencies hit 100000 whites
as opposed to 250,000 Negroes.
which dispels popular belief that
the illiteracy problem is confined to
Negro educational standards not
ably discriminatory in the south.
The number of whites released by
the army because they failed to
pass the army test for illiteracy
ability to read an ordinary news
paper indicating training equiva-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-09
q. S. Racial Bias Shocks
South AmericaHns1purnalists
Repays $40 Taken
From Church Box
rs Years Afer,0ard

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - (SNS)
1t took Is years for the con.
science of a Quinn Chapel AME
church member to make an hon.
est person o. him, letter ad
dressed to the church last week
disclosed.
The letter, coming from
brother who did not sign fis
name, contained a money order
fer SIC, along with information
that Is years ago the setder took'
$40 from the collection basket.
Ten dollars after 25 years is
some hones.y, but $40 after 20
years should draw some Interest.
But the interest created by the
letter, members agreed, aoous
evens up matters.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-09
Bonding Co.
Is Named Jointly
Responsible"
Charges Rights
And Privileges
Were Violated

CHICAGO - CAMP - Suit to
recover $4,000 damages against
acting Sheriff Hale jackson OF Mis-
sissippi County, Ark, and the
American Bonding company of Bal.
timore was filed in q. S. District
court last week by Attorney Wiz
liam Henry Huff on behalf OF
James Buchanan, who charges he
was held in state of peonage from
November 10, 1912, until the latter
part of February, 1943, by Jackson
and his deputy Buchanan escaped
and made his way to Chicago after
being held in involuntary servitude
for a period of IL weeks.
According to the brief filed by
Huff, his client was taken into GUS
tody by Jackson on November 10,
1912, without legal warrant and
lodged in jail for five weeks. thus
depriving him of his rights and
privileges as a citizen Of the United
States" and in violation of the
privileges as a citizen Of the Unit
ed States" and immunltieS secured
by the constitution and the laws of
the United States providing for
equal rights of citizens of the Unit.
ed States of persons within the
jurisdiction of the United States"
After the five-week period in
jail, Buchanan, it was charged, was
turned over to Jackson's deputy,
one Rainmiller, on the condition
that the plaintiff would remain
with the said Rainmiller for the
duration of his life without pay or
compensation, and that the plain
tiff would assist the said Rainnil-
Ter in construction house for HIM
self and family" The petition states
that Buchanan was forced, with
the knowledge and consent of Sher-
IF Jackson, to labor without pay or
compensation and was held in in
voluntary servitude by Rainmiller
under aegis of the sheriff until he
escaped.
The American Bonding company
vas held equally liable by Huff who
said that as the securer of a 5000
bond on Jackson to insure faithful
discharge of his duties knew or by
by use Of reasonable diligence
should have known" of the wrongs
committed by the sheriff.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-09
MYSTERY SHIELDS KILLER

Henry Berry, prominent Rankin
County farmer widely known in
jackson, and the son of Ike Berry,
one of the oldest and most success
full farmers of Rankin County, was
slain, and his brother, Luther Ber-
~, wounded in cutting, at the
corner of Parish and Pearl Streets,
about block from Capitol Street,
the city's main thoroughfare, early
Saturday night. Henry Berry, his
juglar vein severed, bled to death
while lying on the sidewalk at the
scene of the crime his brother,
Luther Berry, who fled and probab-
ly saved his life, was slashed about
the neck and face and was treated
at a local hospital before being
taken to his home in Florence, in
Rankin County, a few miles from
JacSkon.
According to reports, the two
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-09
Work On Kinds County Negro War Comm
Lauded AS State, County Exceed Quota

jackson the Women's division
l,rou Int their sales to more than
$1,000. While no efforts or means
we're taken tc obtain the amount
on the contribution of the Negro
citizens. interest in the direct
response to the efforts of the
committee indicates that Negro
citizers who purchase through
practically every business firm
emplvinc Negro works. may well
rim into Hundreds Of Thousands
Of Dollars.
Speakipr at the TTS0 rrcorar
Fav. A. Buxton Keeling. Special
,,rive chairman Thanked the
members of the various committees
Of the Kinds County Negro War
Continued on Back Page
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-09
WiIIkie Pledges
Better America
For All People
Feels He Has
Won Confidence
OF Race Citizens
BY ]. ROBERT SMITH

LOS ANGELES - CAMP - III
I am elected president of the Unit
ed States, I am devoted to make
this country a better place for the
Negro people to live in" was the
announcement of Wendell L. Will
kie, 1910 Republican Presidential
nominee at his city-wide press con-
ference at the Biltmore Hotel, We'd
nesday.
Here in the city to address a Sc
ries of third war bonds meetings,
the author of lone World" when
asked to be more specific told re-
Continued on Back Page
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-09
NEGRO CITIZENS URGED TO
CONTINUE BUYING WAR
STAMPS AND BONDS

The w ,rk or the Kinds County
Negro War Firance Committee
was highly praised here as the 3rd
War Loan Drive came to a close
Saturday night with Finds County
. rnill;on-plns and the State of
Mississippi Million plus in excess
ct its Quota. An outstanding fea-
ture of the activities of the COM
lnittce was the final program at
the USn Wednesday night. Sept
80 under the sponsorship of the
WOmen's Division end directed
and by Mrs. Doris Thorp Hall.
In an auction sale Of articles
furnished by the merchants OF
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-09
Figures Show
Illiteracy Not
Confined to Race

lent to a fourth grade education
is shown by the record to be prop
ertionately higher than among Ne
groes.
ILLITERACY SECTIONAL
While army intelligence is not
available on the states having the
highest illiteracy rates, the U. S.
Census reveals that with one ex-
ception, they are located in the
south. The 1910 census showed that
one out of seven Americans IS years
of age and over could be classified
as 'functionally" illiterate on the
basis of army definition.
Among the 18-I9-year-o1dS Selec-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-09
Judge Advocates
"A Body To Solve
Race Problems

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. - (SNS) -
In his column, THIS EVENING
published in the Birmingham
News, JUDGE Charles NJ. Feildel-
son, advocated "a body, made up
of the right kind of white ano
Negro leaders" to be appointed by
CONTINUED on Back Page
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-09
Writers Kept
From Contacts
With Negroes
Say Prejudice
Is Barrier To
Understanding

CARACAS, VENEZUELA CAMP
- The four prominent editors OF
Venezuela who have just returned
from a tour of industrial centers IN
the United States have been unit
in their impressions about the great
republic which lies to the north.
The men who made the trip as
the guests of the Office Of the Co
ordinator of I3ter-American al
fairs. Nelson Rockfellow, director,
were: Luis Esteban Rey of Ahora;
PascuaI Venegas Filardo of Ell Uni
versal; Manuel B. Pocaterra of Ell
Heraldo and Jose Miguel Ferre1
attached to the information office
of the ministry of foreign relations
here.
In a composite digest of their
impressions the Venezuelan writer's
agreed:
That the power and magnitude OF
the war effort being made by the
United States was so great that the
allies were certain to win the war.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-09
FDR TERMED GREAT

That North Americans were alb
solutely ignorant of Venezueleans
and for that matter most South
American countries, had never ia
ken the trouble to learn about them
and were perhaps friendly but
slightly disdainful.
That President Roosevelt Is one
of the truly great figures in the
world today.
But overshadowing everything
and looming important in the flu
ture relationship of the United
States and the South American
countries to which she is attempt
ing to play the good neighbor and
dig brother" was the racial preju-
dice which they found in the
United States. AS the greatest ex-
ponent of democracy in the world
Continued on Back Page
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-09
Haas Is Made
Bishop; Quits
.AsFEPC Head
Says He Leaves
His Task With
Profound Regret

WASHINGTON,--(A N P)-The
resignation Saturday of MIST
Francis j, Haas, chairman of the
Presidents Committee on Fair EN- .
ploy1nent Practices came with
dramatic sudlsenness. TheGe has
been no outward indication to press
and public of the contemplated
resignation. Following SO closely
too on the railroad hearings ard
the anticipated West Coast Boil
makers hearings, the resignation
of Msgr. Haas, carries deep signifi-
canoe.
III his final press. conference.
before the appointment of sue
cesSor, Chairman Haas said: ITO
assume my duties as bishop of
Grand Rapids it will be necessary
that I reSicn as chairman of the
Presidents Committee on Fair En-
ployment Practice In the degree
that l know the Importance of the
work of that committee to the war
effort and our democracy, ! leave
it with profound repret.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-09
NEED ALL MEN

'~rhe terrible needs Of war exact
that we use to the utmost the
hands and the high skills which
Negro citizens, Spanish Americans,
Jews and loyal men and women
Of foreign extraction, are offering
willingly to their country's service.
THAT is the practical side
against which no man loves ms
country would knowingly erect
barriers of intolerance or of out
NODDED industrial habits.
"The essential riC htness OF the
President Executive Orcer against
discrimination because of race:
color, creed or national origin APP
peared clear to me when I COOK
office as chairman of the commit
tee four moths ago. In that brief
Continued on Back Page
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-09

Continued on Back Page
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-07
,(Tesinys is pereito nr.)
II. SEIMAS

Po dvieju savaiciu Sparu pill prade-
jo rinktis is apielinkiu kunigai ir lietos
vyrai, kuriuos vadino bajorais. Kiekvie-
mas vedesi su savim po tarna, o sykstieji
ir gudresni vedesi ir po du ir po daugiau.
Jauskuldis tas atjojo pats sestas.
Sparai prigulejo artimam Triobiaus
gininei ir delto beveik visa maista gabeno
Sparus is Detuvos, ir mesas ir gerimus.
Ant stalu, pastatytu liepu paunksny-
je, stovejo sukrautos virtines visokiu KEEP
sniu; guleio rinciai desru, baltavo riekes
suriu, kvepe INDUS suguldytose backose.
Susirinke kunigai ir bajorai susedo
uz stalu ir paskyre virsininka Paskirtas
buvo seniausias visu, Dauksys is Bokste-
lilo. Jisai pirmiausia pradejo nuo aukos
.dievams. Paemes raga pripilta midaus,
nuliejo kelis lasus ant zemes per peti uz-
pakali. Paskui, paemes po trupineli Vi
sokio valgio kieto, numete taipgi ant ze-
mes j uzpakali, nuliejo kiekvienos sriubos
pc sauksta ir tiktai pc to pradejo visi ir
valgyti ir gerti.
Vangiai ejo ispradziu snekos apie at
sitikima del kurio buvo kviesti. Kuo to-
lyn, vienok, tue garsyn daresi kalbos, tuo
JOS aiskyn ejo. Atgijo, sujudo visi. Tx
tai vienas zilas senis, gale stalo sededa-
mas liudnom akin dairesi po apygarda,
po puikius senu medziu guotus, po platu
ezero pavirsiu, atsidusdamas isreto. Orq
jo veida anzius raukais pamargino, lai-
kas nudaze plaukus baltai ir nuo veido nu-
vijo skaistuma: isblysko, nurudo jis.- Tx
stati krRtine, platus peciai ir dar astral
ziurincios akys liudijo jog senyje dar ne
maza uzsiliko 5ir pajiegu ir gyvumo. Kick
vienas senio judejnnas buvo orus, is ko
lengvai galejai pazinti jog senis saVo am
ziu praleido aukstesniu zmoniu pagarbo-
je.
Kaip visi puotaujantieji taip ir jis de-
VETO juodus rubus Prize tiesiojo Sono ant
juodo odos dirzo kabojo makstyje tiesus
kokiu poros pedu ilgio durtuvas Sunkus
kardas gulejo ant suolo is kaires puses il
situo senis skyresi nuo kitty susirinkusiu
kurie savo kardus uzpakalyje sugulde ami
vejos.
- Ar dar tn, DaukSy, Wis nemeti Sc
no paprocio? = paklause senio vienas il
kaimynu
= Tai ne tiktai paprotys, - atsiliepi
senis, = bet ir tevo prisakymas. Mirda
mas man tevas isake neleisti kardo nut
saves: as ir pildau Ir to deka, ne syk
minejau tevo zodzius, uzsilikes gyvas tarl
klasta iszudytu bendru.
- Tiesar Taip atsiejo Valdimiere
Gudijoje, kur zmones ne zmones tiktai
piktus zveri panesi. Bet cia!....
- Prisakyma tevo reikia visur pildy
ii, = nuolaidziai atverte senis ir nutilo.
Kitame stale gale tarp jaunu vyru is
tiko kokiu ten nalabu budu pakiles ginca
apie zirgus.
= Seniu teisman atiduokite! - tar
vienas.
- Dauksiui nuspresti, jisai geriau u
kitus humane apie zirgus, = atsiliepe k
.YsanNHnnann1lht an ~ 1lna1lnaah
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rus, bet tie nudave kad jie nieko negirdi
ar nesupranta, tai nudelbe axis zemyn ar
j kita Sail kur nors ziurejo, bile tik nesu-
sitikti SUI Triobiaus AKIN.
- Bijosi Bukotos visi kaip ugnies ir
delto visi tyli, - prasnabzdejo Kuras IL
gunui ausi. - O gavo nevienas nuo jo
bjauriai ] nugara rimbu.
Ir prasidejus seimui, dar Wis rinkosi
svietas Rinkosi kviesti ir nevadinti. O
ypac prie gallo rinkosi nevadinti, kurie
kaip ia peleda ka atejo neprasyta, atsise-
do i>kercia, taip ir jie gulo, Undo ko ne ant
vinfiu radosi nevienas ir is kviestu Ir
ju tarpe ejo nors negarsios kalbos.
Nenoromis mete akin, seimo vyrai
patemijo tarp sustojusiu uzpakalyje ir
Bukotos giminieti pasiusta pavadinti Bu-
kota, toliau uz jo ir patti Bukota.
Pamates suverstas ant saves daugu-
mos axis, Bukota prisiartino prie stale,
ties kuriuo sedejo jo antras gimme, ir pra-
tare:
Bereikalo, dede Jauskuldi, uztari-
|neji. Kiekvienas kuris name skriaude ar
ba uzgauti norejo, gavo nuo names dvigu-
bai Ko cia gintis! Tegul sitai ir visi Ii
no, mes kaip buvo items seskanis taip bus
(ir Kittens, kurie sieksis neteisingai mus
nuskriausti.
= AS nezinau ka sveikas nori seskais
isvadinti is nuskriaustu tavin, - ruscia
pertrauke Triobius. - Pasakysiu vienol
Ijog sl simtais uzpulti desimtis nedidelis
! drasumas. O taip sveikas visados elgei-
81 Antgalo pridesiu jog jeigu pulkelis
mano vyru anais metals sveiko uzpultas il
! bego Detuya tai tik delto jog lydejo mo.
teris il bego, kaip sveikas zinai, tiktai iki
piliai. tavo drasumo taipogi teko tiktai
iki piliai.
= FIh. Cia dabar kiekvienas seskas
drasus, - piktai snairuodamas atkirtC
kerstingas Bukota. - AS turiu laisvo ke
lilo zenklus, tai ka JUS man padarysit?
r. - Siadien tiesa nieko tau nebus. Vie
nok neuzmirSk jog laisvo kelio zenklai tar
nauja tiktai per iris dienas. @ trys die
nos pasibaigs if sveikam anksta pasida
rvs ir savo pilyje. Ne tau mus nei gasdin
ii, nei kolioti.
- Tegul sau ir trys ir dusyk trys die
nos baigiasi ka man? Ka man ir visa
i seimas, jeigu jisai name nores nuskriaus
ii? Ar as negaliu taip padaryti taip kail
padare dede Nemura ir dede Bauginis
| Pc porai dienu as jau isbegsiu is sios sri
i ties, c netrukes atsidursiu pas Romano
kaip tie. ir pasiduosiu jam. Tada ka ju
man padarysit?
! Apsiniauke Dauksio veidas tuos &c
dzius girdint, nekantriai ir kit mete akir
: il atkaklu Bukota.
- Jeigu sveikas esi nekaltas, - ats
: liepe Dauksys, - mes ne tiktai neskrlau
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sim bet ir uzstosim. Ka ir pats zinai ge-
raj. O jeigu esi kaltas, jeigu, kaltas bu-
damas, iSbegsi. ;. +. tai musu srityje bus
vienu nenaudeliu maziau ir nei vienas is
musu to neapgailaus.
Tuo tarpu Ilgunas, pasikuzdenes su
Kurn, atsiliepe j Bukotuka:
- Ar tai Nemura, Juodvesijos CALM
cius, ka pasidave Romanui, istikro tavo
dede?
- OF ka. Teapsaugoja dievai bent
viena is musu butt tokiame padejime ko-
kiame jis pas Romano buvo
Delko gi? Kuo gi jo padejimas
negeras?
j Romanas pajunges zagre pla-
ke, noredamas priversti arti. 0 kita po-
ra Juodvesiu uzplake tokiu pat budu, pa
junges j zagre ir ardamas.
= Mano >dede? Mano dede per jauti
pajunges zagre plake? = putodamas is
piktumo reke Bukota - Tu tyciomis tai
kalbi noredamas name isjuokti! Gyvas
neiseisi!
Keli vyrai, O tarp ju abudu Bukotuko
ginines, prisoko prie jo su paskubiu, kad
apmalsintu, mes istraukimas kardo is MAX.
Stu seimo metu buvo baudziamas labai as
trial
- Liaukis! = uzriko ir Dauksys pa
kAes. - Liaukis ieigu tau gyvastis miela
! Argi tn nezinai kas taves laukia? Arg
tn nezinai jog tokioje detoje ir zenklai lai
svo kelio nustoja tarnave?
- Isjuokti save as neleisiu nei atski
ram zn1ogui, nei visam seimui! - SvaukS
danlas is piktumo Sauke Bukota. - Nepa
VelVsiu kad man liz galaS butui
- Palauk, gall butt jog niekas il
nemano isjuokti, malSe DaukSvs.
= kaip gi. .nemano isjuokti jeigu SAKE
kad Nenlura kaip jauti pajunge!
- Gerai! Bet argi kaltas tas kuri
taip sake, jeigu tai teisybe? malsin,
toliau Dauksys ir atsikreipdamas Ilgu
na paklause:
- Sveika as matau pirma karta i
delto atleiski jeigu paklausiu dar syki, a
zinia apie Bukotos dede, Nemura, tikra
tau zinoma, ar girdejai tik kaipo ganda
Dabar Ilgunas pasijuto patekes j sla
stus, visi suzinos kad jis ne victims be
is Calico, bet jau buvo pervelu
- Tas tikra teisybe, mes viskas deic
81 po mano akiu. Bet ka cia dar abejot
OF, tegul jis pasako ka zenklina sitas da
ktas, - pridejo Ilgunas, paduodamas Bu
kotal suVynlota skarulelyJe grumulell.
i Vienoje akimirkoje persimaine Buk(
|tuko veidas. Vietoje rustybes jane d;
: bar pasirode isgastis ir jisai nupuolusi
balsu pratare:
Dedes ziedas. ziedas nulauztas
Kas daryti? = uzklause jisai, kreipdam;
sis ] Ilguna.
!, Nieko! - atverte tas. - Dabs
Nemura jau pabego is Romano nagu
taip manau jog pc savaitei-antrai bus
s mamie
Saka. SETMAS
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-05-07

PAGYRV TARBA. Ta Lie
tuviu Tautine Taryba tai ne
organizacija kuriai rupetu Lie
tuvos atsteigimas, bet tai xii
ka kuriai rupi pasigyrimai. lr
neismanydama kaip save pasi-
grit Amerikonu akyse ia xii
ka sugalvojo leisti net Anglis-
ka "gazieta'-Lithuanian Bull
letin. Tas buletinas ir tapo
ia ''pagyru tarba'.
Tai darbas zmoniu kurie no.
ri save grit ir aukstinti Anne
rikieciu akyse, O kitus zen1in-
ii. Amerikieciai, kurie moka
atskirti pelus nuo grudu, tuoj
pains kas ia "pagyru tarba"
yra ir veliau ia gaudami mes
] gurba. = - al
Jeigu ia "pagyru tarba" tik
tam leidziama ir tam pinigai
metoni, geriau kad tie kurie
iai leisti aukoja pasilaikytu
tuos pinigus geresniam tikslui,
o ta "pagyru tarba' uzrauktu.
Nei I.enkai, nei zydai, nei
Rusai bolsevikai to nedaro: jie
ina is peties ginti savo vals-
tybes interesus if perstatyti
Amerikos vadams tai ko ju Vi
sa tauta siekia.
MusQ gi tarybininkai istei-
ge "pagyru tarba" pasakotiss
| Amerikieciams apie jiens ne
paisomus dalykus, kurie yra
praeities paziega, ir jie is tos
"pagyru tarbos" spres kas yra
; tie, znones ir ko jie jiesko.
LIETUVISKI bolsevikai su-
rado gera propagandini buda
nauiu nariu savo ''Literadur-
nai' draugijai gauti. Jie atty
dziai skaito mirusiu Lietuviu
skyriu Dirvoje. Jei Dirva pa
skeIbia kad, paw, Philadelphi-
ioie mire 5 Lietuviai, tai lite
radurnos draugijos valdyba
tuojau paskelbia kad "penki
naujai isirase".
JURGIS Pu m t ematikis,
''Kalvarijos" bonka pasistip-
; rindamas, suskaite kick naziu
, ir bolseviku generaliniai Sta
bal vienas kito kareiviu Shame
: kare ismuse. Pasirodo, pagal
Jurgio apskaiciavimu, Rusijos
fronte jau neturetu butt nei
vieno gyvo kareivio is paskelb-
tu abieju pusiu armiju skai-
ciu. Taigi, nezinome ar kal-
varijos susukta Jurgio galva
klydo, ar naziu ir bolSeviku ge-
neraliniai Stabai.
u NAZIAI skelbia, sauksia
Iietuyiu "Steigiahaji Susirin-
!! kima". Nera abejojimo, Lie
l. tuviai, susirinke, palinkes is
teigti naziams kapus.
L LIETUVISKI balsavikai A.
: merikos Lietuviu pastangas
L kovoti uz Lietuvos laisve, va
dina "kiauru maisu". KiaurC
proto zmonems gal taip ir at
= rodo, bet rimti zmones Zinc
kad visa zmonijos istorija yr;
kova uz laisve ir niekas tokio'
kovos ''kiauru maisu" nevada
Ma. Nors gala, bet turbu
prisieis Lietuviskiems bolsevi
kams asilo medals duoti.
NAUJIENOS ana diena pa
aiskino skirtuma tarp sociali'
tu ir komunistu: sake, soci;
listas zmoniskesnis. Kur k,
munistas susaudo, ten socialiI
tas tik smala aptepa. Cali bl
ii, skirtumas ir yra.