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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-05-27
Building Ocean
Going Tug

An ocen-going tug is being con-
structed at the local ship yards.
The boat, it is understood, will
be Of a large type than the ordin-
airy river type and will be used
to tow oil barges from the Cali
fornia fields as far up the Column
bia as The Dalles. A public launch
ing, with appropriate ceremonies, is
being tentatively planned.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-05-27
War Experiences
Are Unbelievable
Carl Mayer Says
All men in service are
anxious to wind it up
and come home
Dear Mr.. Reed:

Dear Mr.. Reed:
Am sorry that / didn't receive
your letter sooner, now / shall be
missing your paper for this month.
have enjoyed every issue inn
menSely and always look forward
to its arrival. In February re-
ceived about 10 issues along with
my Christmas packages. / read
each and every one and then pass
them on to Leroy Moore, who
met up above. He was certainly
happy to get them and have a
chance to see what is going on
around home.
My latest issue is Of April /, so
it does take time for them to get
here but better late than never.
According to what is happening
around there, I might not recog-
nize Kennewick when I do get
back.
That is what is worrying each
man-when he gets back. Il seems
that it has been an awfully long
time since we were home. In re-
atty it has been only a little over
a year. But a great deal has hap
pened to each and everyone. Con-
sequently we'd like to turn our
backs on what has happened and
try to get a new start. The past
year has been filled with much
unpleasantness Of what war really
is.
One who does not 60 through a
battle or campaign can't visualize
what really takes place. And they
do not entirely believe what does
and can happen when it is told to
them.
I could fill pages about my per-
sonal experiences and what I have
seen, but you nor anyone back
there would not believe that such
things could and did happen. II
is better to leave such things I'M
said. We are gradually forgetting
and il would only cause folks al
home to worry. ~. e.
:. take great pride in the fact
"the home town boys" are really
giving the enemy a Every thor
ough licking" Your son Jim is
doing a splendid job. Congratula-
tons to you and him. I know the
boys from home in the marines and
navy are doing a real job. Also
we in the ground forces are show
ing the enemy what fighters we
are. The future holds more VIC
tories for us, Soon the end viii
be here and then we can all re-
sumo our peaceful lives, enjoying
ourselves as we once did.
In the meantime, each and every
one must keep on doing his part.
We, overseas, will keep on the
work, so you back home must do
your share so we can finish this
swiftly.
Hope you and my other friends
are enjoying spring and the early
summer. Right now we are hav-
ing fall ut it isn't very much diff
ferent than the other seasons ex-
cept the daylight is shorter and
nights are cooler.
I've had short flirlough over
here and enjoyed myself immense
ly, but would have liked to come
home and spend it. But time did
not permit and of course few
other technicalities. :.
Hope have not tired you with
this long letter. Am enclosing the
slip you sent and do hope it viii
suffice, so I can continue to re-
ceive "the paper"
Thanking you again for the
Courier-Reporter and letter, I am,
Sincerely Cpl. Carl B. Mayer.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-05-27
Florida to Kennewick
In a 9-HOur Flight

MIR. and Mrs. Gus Neuman re-
ceived a phone call Saturday
morning from their son, Capt.
Bernie ,Neuman at Elgin Field,
Fla, saying that he would arrive
home for dinner. He arrived home
in the afternoon after a nine-hour
flight and departed Monday morn
ing. Capt. Neuman is engineering
officer and test pilot for the air
frees proving ground command at
E1gin Field.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-05-27

Nominations for officers was tho
principal business transacted Wed,
nesday evening by the Bushes;
and Professional Womens club a;
the home Of Mrs. Bea Mcdonald
Plans were also made for thei'
first meeting in June which vii.
take the form Of a picnic to BE-
held at the park at $50.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-05-27
High School Teacher
Attends Summer School

Fin1ey-Miss Dorothy Amman,
who has been teaching at the local
high school left for her home at
Port Angeles, for a short visit,
then expects to attend school in
Seattle this summer.
Mrs. Harold Witham and three
children of Walla Walla came on
Tuesday for a few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Piert and
other friends.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-05-27

Mrs. Leila Hatch who has been
teaching for the past year in the
local school, left Wednesday for
Astoria and Seaside where she viii
spend the summer. Her husband,
Pvt. r. E. Hatch is stationed at
Tongue Point, Ore.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-05-27
Pomona Asks
Extension OF
Rosa Project
To provide farms for
evacuees from local
government project
Nv Alice B. Ayers

BENTON County pomona helo us
,,.t meeting until fall at Rattle
No.. snate Grange, May %, with an
unusually p good attendance.
Reports came in that Hanford
had surrendered its charter and
white Bluffs and Vernita are ex-
nscted to do so soon. Wales hall
hos been taken over by the gov
ar. eminent but they will meet in the
lutheran church as long as pos
.;ble and then will meet at the
roneIand home until forced to dis
hand and surrender their charter.
This will leave only eight subor-
d;nate oranges in Benton county
instead of the usual IL. Most
n the members of the broken
oranges have or will demit to other
subordinates.
Memorial services were conduct
id by the chaplain, Sister Hulda
erickson, assisted by Brother and
Sister Benjamin who sang and
Brother Hartman who delivered
the eulogy. Those whose men,
cries were honered were: Brother
R. S. Frederick of Finley; Brother
JB. Slaughenhaupt and Sister c.
G Campbell Of Kennewick valley;
Sister r. r. Woods of White Bluffs,
and Sister j. A. Mclean and Broth
er R. E. Carpenter of Kennewick
Highlands. :
A resolution endorsing the i'm
mediate completion of the gravity
portion of the Roza irrigation prof.
ect as the means of furnishing
available farm land for the re-lo-
cation of the evacuees from White
Bluffs, Hanford and Richland and
to urge Congress to appropriate
the sum of $1,600,o0O, for the next
fiscal year for such purpose was
approved. -, .-'.H t.
Each subordinate chaplain is in
structed to Immediately notify the
Pomona chaplain of the death Of
Pomona member in her grange.
The Pomona chaplain will send
acard to the family and the money
yin lieu of flowers, will be sent to
the Kegley memorial fund as a
lasting memorial to the departed
member. Any subordinate chap
lain who does not have a list of
her Pomona members may get it
nom the Pomona secretry, Mrs.
]. M. Hartman, Benton City.
Reports Of Subordinate Oranges
Rattlesnake - Meeting once a
month with poor attendance; roads
100 bad for meetings in January
and February; voted SC per MEM
Der to the Kegley memorial fund;
nave taken in eight new members;
nave four members in the service
WIN tnree OF them overseas, eight
nave gone from the community
and six of those are abroad.
buena Vista have had three
regular meetings, at the next meet
ing viii initiate eight in the first
and second degrees; Brother Pres
ION Royer was elected alternate
ueiegate, and presented gifts to
nree members recently graduated
' from high school.
Mona-Benton-held three regu-
lar meetings., have initiated sew
srai candidates, contributed to
ne hegley memorial fund, elected
brother Charles Morgan alternate
state grange, have bought a
uOn !, from silver drill and are well
VI inc way to another.
horse Heaven-held a pot-luck
s .aner at the last meeting, will
NEE. meet after state grange to get the
.sg yo,s and then will disband until
nave sent in five applications
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-05-27
Golf Tournament Sunday

There will be mixed golf
tournament Sunday on the local
course starting at % o'clock. Be-
cause of the restricted driving,
none of the nearby clubs will hold
tournaments away from home this
year, so especial interest will be
shown in the local tournaments.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-05-27
RATION CALENDAR
Meat. Cheese. Butter. etc.
tRed Stamps)
e, F. G. II, and J
valid for all of May

Processed foods and vegetables
blue Stamps) ;.
The valid date for use by con-
sumers of any unused G. II and
J Blue Processed Food stamps
has been extended through June
2. The June series K. L and
M also become valid May "a.
This provides an overlap on
these two series.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-05-27
rarm Labor Camp
crowded to Capacity

J.. Every tent at the local farm
savo. lamp is now occupied, and
onsa ai are camping out in the
n. , according to a report made
An A. noon by Mgr. Tom Sherrard.
, tbs Ous $50 people are living at
tbs, e am OF which number more
ers -. ooo are employed daily. 9th
So,s ate children too young to work.
So I OF the families have netted
tS,a ngn as 5000 during the past
nae weeks, Sherrard reports. The
uaSsoS VI the grass season has now
win out another critical period
iinr,o oeon be here with the ripen-
cor,,, " me cherry crop in another
p,,rsI e OF weeks, when a large
er OF hands will be needed.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-05-27

Mrs. Harold Wittemore, who has
been in California visiting her
son, Gene, who is stationed at
Santa Ana, and other friends re-
turned Saturday morning. While
on her trip she visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Speers, former
Kennewick residents, who now
live in Oakland.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-05-27

psron au was received here by the
that 's OF Vic Kippes stating
corro ne mad been advanced to a
at E. a. He has been stationed
Sent - Louis, Mo-, but has been
ssna' ~ detroit and from there he
sere;, Co.'S to be sent somewhere to
The ~. training as a mechanic in
'ir corps ground crew.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-05-27

The Vernon Bird and c. A. Kau-
litz families enjoyed a picnic at
Sacajawea park. Wednesday night.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-05-27

j. r. Ayers left Thursday for
Idaho where he will spend a week
in the interest of his sheep.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-05-27
SUGAR

Stamp IL, Book ! for S lbs.
valid through May 81. Sugar
stamps No. Is and Is in Ration
Book ! have been declared valid
for S pounds each for home can.
ming effective May "a.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-05-27

Mrs. Donald Ginger of Wedder-
burn, Ore, is here visiting her
parents and friends.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-05-27
COFFEE

Stamp 20. Book l. valid for
pound through May 80.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-05-27

Miss Gladys Northrup Of Ken
newick was home overnight on
Saturday. '.aa ~.-@h z4@l ~
The Sunday school class attend
ed a farewell party for Billie Han
sen at the G. J. Dahlin home We'd
nesday night. Billie who has been
staying at the Frank Montague
home the past year left for San
Diego, to be with his mother.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-05-27
Pioneer Home Burns,
Everything Destroyed

Hover - Mrs. Irene Hughes
house burned last Friday morning.
Her daughter, Mrs. Clarine Thorpe
and youngsters, were living in
the house. All of her household
goods and their clothing was
burned. Mrs. Thorpe is staying
with her mother in Finley and
the three youngsters are with
their aunts, Mrs. Chuck Neel and
Mrs. Joe Ely in Horse Heaven.
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-23
Aukas ir prenumeratas knygai siuskit adresu
LVS Centras, $500 Superior Ave-. Cleveland, Ohio
Siuskit Daugiau Auku
Knygai!

Gerbiami LVS darbuotojai ir
Lietuvos gynejai:
Pasirodzius kad numatytas
skaicius 5000 egZemplioriu
"Timeless Lithuania" neuzpil-
dys reikalingu svarbiu vietQ ir
asmenu, nutarta leisti 1000
knygu, ir tas pareikalauja dar
keliolikos simtu dolariu dau-
giau.
Kadangi knyga bus gausiai'
paveiksluota is Lietuvos Ne
priklausomo gyvenimo vaizdais
ir Lietuvos istoriniais zemela-
piais, ir bus tvirtais audimo
virseliais su graziu Lietuvisku
pieSiniu ant virSaus, knyga
daroma taip kad patiktu ir
skaitytojo akiai ir kad suteik-
tu visa informacija apie Lietu-
va - praeityje ir kai gyveno
savo laisva, nepriklausoma gy-
venima - tas reikalauja dix
ciai pinigo, ir mes patys, Lie
tuvos Myletojai, privalome ta
suma sudeti, kad knyga gale
tune padovanoti visiems svar-
biems asmenims ir istaigoms
kur tik galesim rasti Lietuvai
draugu ir jos bylos gyneju, -
todel tai dar reikalinga dau-
giau jusu paramos, daugiau
uzsisakymu ir auku!
Skubekit uzsakymus ir au-
kas prisiusti dabar, kad jusu
vardas ir auka galetu butt pa
talpinta knygoje.
Jau turin suaukotu pervirs
$500 knygai, taciau reikalin-
ga dar apie $500.
Oar pakartOjame: visos pi-
nigu sumOs neturejimas ne
kliudo knygos spausdinimo -
Lietuvai VaduOti Sajunga ne
Sd atsakomybe ant saves ir
darba skubina.
Reikia tik jusu paramos ir
prisidejimo, ir parodykit savo
gera sirdi Lietuvai tie kurie
dar neprisidejot, kaip tie kurie
iau gausiai aukojo ir dave!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-23
ATSISAUKlMAS
| DRAUGIJAS,
KLUBUS, KUO-
PAS
PRISIDEkIT PRIZE ISLEIDT-
MO "TIMELESS LITHUA-
MA" TUOJAU!

JUS tiesioginiai laiskais pa
siekti yra didelis ir neimano-
mas darbas. Taciau is praei-
ties zinome kad jus j svarbius
tautos reikalus nuosirdziai at
siliepet paskaite atsisaukimus
musu spaudoje.
Suomi kreipiames j pavie-
mes koloniju draugijas, klubus,
chorus, SLA., TMD., LDKSA.
ir kitas kuopas prasydami pri-
sideti SUI maza ar SUI stainless
ne auka isleidimui -Amerikos
Ministerio Norem knygai "Ti-
meless Lithuania'.
Visokios aukos, mazos ar di-
desnes, bus nuosirdziai iverti-
namos. w stambesnes aukas
bus duodama knyga arba ke-
lios knygos, kurias galesit pa
dovanoti savo miesto knygynui
ir zymesniems Americas poll
tikos vadams, kuriu zodis ga
Ii daug prisideti prie Lietuvos
atsteigimo.
Gerbiamieji, neziurekit kas
ta knyga leidzia, bet remkit ia,
aukokit jos isleidimui!
Siuskit savo aukas:
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga
$500 Superior av. Cleveland, O.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-23
|Knygai Surinkta vir$ $1,000; Reikia dar $500
GINKLU SU ANGLI-
ia w LIETUVOS
LAISVE

Pernai Lietuviu spauda pra-
neSe kad lakunas Martinkus,
stojes savanoriu tarnauti An
glijos kariuomeneje, zuvo vie
name zygyje prizes nazius, bonn
barduodamas ju kariniu itai-
su vietas. Dabar Stai antras
Lietuvos pilietis, Klaipediskis,
Dr-o Frico Meierio, Pietu Ame-
rikos Lietuvos Pasiuntinybes
igaliotinio Brazilijoje, posunis,
Werner Helm, 1912 m. stojes
savanoriu Britu aviacijon, Stu
metu Birzelio % d. dalyvauda-
mas puolime is Londono prizes
Vokiecius, nebegryzo is to zy-
clio. Jis, kaip lakunas leitenan-
tas, vadovavo sudetingam bonn
banesiui.
Velionis dar labai jaunas
zmogus buvo - tik 26 metu.
Nuo 1888 m. mokesi skraidyti
Lietuvos ero Klubo globoje, la
bal megstamas draugu, paslau-
gus, atsidejes skraidymo tex
nikai, gerai ismokes LietuviQ
kalbos. Jis tikejo kad, kariau-
damas uz Anglijos laisve, ka-
riaujas ir uz Lietuvos iSvada-
vima. Savo artimiesiems pasa-
kodaves kad jo patyrimas, igy-
tas Anglijoje, busias naudin-
gas ir Lietuvai, kada prireiks
il valyti nuo siokiu ar tokiU
priesu SUI ginklu rankoje.
D-ras Fricas Meieris, ge.
riausias Klaipedos advokatas
bendravo su Lietuviais ir jiemS
visur padedavo. " ta simpa
tia Vokietininkai jo labai ne
! mego. Kai nacionalsocialista
, isigalejo Klaipedos Kraste, Me
> ieris pasiskubino is ten pasi
traukti ir iskeliavo j Rio de ia
| neiro, Brazilijon. Cia jam Sc
kasi Verstis neblogiausia. DR.
Meieris, turedamas Lietuvo:
pasiuntinybes agento titula
daug padeda Brazilijos Lietu
viams kolonistams. Kartai:
jam tenka apleisti del to ir sa
vo verslo reikalus.
Kuriems teko pazinti jo po
SUM Werneri tie atsimena j
kaip gentlemena ir jo laba
gailisi. Kad Welcomes paauko
ia gyvybe, jog, kariaudama'
uz Anglia, ruosas kelia Lietu
vos laisvei, nebutu veltui ir pa
teisintu jo vilti!
Rio. X. J
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-23

bu irodyti kad Lletuvlai dar
vergai, nepriauge ir niekad ne
gall subresti Xxi rimto valsty-
bingumo.
Musu internacionalistai ia
rybininkai jau sugebejo gero-
kai paruosti geros medziagos
Lenku ir Rusu diplomatams
prizes Lietuvos byla. Ia me-
dziaga jie dabar naudoja ir ja
naudos ateityje,. ypatingai bu-
simoje taikos konferencijoje.
Tie Lietuvos kaimynu diplo-
natal pristatys pluokstus me-
dziagos, spausdintos Lietuviu
kalba laikrasciuose, kuriuose
tick daug ras prirasyta tokioje
dvasioje rastu kurie aiskiai ro-
do kad patys Lietuviai savo
vyriausybes nenori, jos meyer
bia ir ia nepasitiki. Jie paro-
dys aiskius dokumentus kad
tos Lietuviskos tarybos ka
skelbiasi atstovauja visa Anne
rikos Lietuviu visuomene, at
mete pasiulyma tureti garbes
kalbetoju Lietuvos Prezidenta
Lietuvos nepriklausomybes pa
minejimo sventeje, vietoje JIG
pasikviete Lenkijos konsula
visai nepaisydami to fakto kad
Lenkijos vyriausybe tebedarc
ne tik buvusias pretenzijas
Vilniu, bet dar jas padidinc
paskelbiant pasauliui kad j
nori tureti "globa" ant visos
!Lietuvos. Tie Lietuvos impe.
rialistiniu kaimynu diplomata
uzkulisiniai mokes panaudot il
ta fakta kad Lietuviai, buda
mi Amerikos pilieciai ir Anne
rikai istikimybe prisieke, lauz(
ja kisdamiesi j svetimos walls
tybes vidujinius reikalus.' Pa
rodys kad Lietuviu laikrascia
kas numeris priraso ilgiausia
tiradas ir agitacijas klausiml
kas yra, kas turi butt ir ka
negali butt Lietuvos preziden
tas; kokia turi butt Lietuvo.
tvarka, kokios partijos turi j;
valdyti. Tas juk, aiskiai su
prantama meta bloga svies;
ant visu LietuviQ. Reikia Ii
mott kad tose sferose yra Lie
tuvai draugingQ bet ir nedrau
gingu zmoniu.
Toki tu internacionalistu pa
ruosti faktai sudarys sunkeny
bes Lietuvos draugams uz Lie
tuva veikti, o jos priesams dar
ba palengvins.
Tas musu internacionalist1
liogeris su savo tarybomis ne
ra isminties paziba, bet jie ne
ra jau toxic dideli durniuka
kad to nesuprastu. Jie supran
ia kad jie losia Judos Iskarijo
to role. Bet tie internaciona
listai yra karjeros zmones. Pa
JUGS istikimybe, dora, aukst
principal neegzistuoja. W pi
niga juos bent kas gall papir
kti ir paperka.
Taip dalykams esant nei vie
mas padorus ir geras Lietuvi
negali butt ramus ir leist
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-23
" '""ns%~ l. AlOVA A LII \ Y n
Tautininku konferencijos Atgarsiai

daryti moraline zala Lietu-
viams ir ruosti Lietuvai ver-
COVE ir Lietuviu tautai prazu-
tt. Geri Lietuviai Amerikoje
turi veikti, turi parodyti Ame-
rikos sferoms kad dauguma
Lietuviu YRA istikimi Ameri-
kai ir nenori kistis j Lietuvos
ar kitos svetimos valdzios po-
litika, kad jie nepaiso kas jos
prezidentas ir kaip isrinktas,
ir kad jie, sekdami geresnio
sios Sales elemento pavyzdziu
yra draugais to krasto is ku-
rio jie ar ju proteviai kile ir
kuris gall butt ir yra tarptau-
tiniuose santikiuose naudingas
Amerikai. Turf parodyti kad
Site internacionalistiniai gai-
valai musu tarpe neatstovauja
Lietuviu nei budo nei senti-
mento, yra svetimu papirkti
karjeristai gramafonai.
Turf parodyti kad tikrieji
Lietuvos draugai Americas
Lietuviai yra Americas tauti-
ninkai, kurie supranta ir Xxi
raides laikosi savo istikimybes
Amerikai pazado nesikisti
Lietuvos ar kitos valstybes vi
daus reikalus. Parodyti kac
jie pagerbia Lietuvos Preziden.
ta ne del to kad juomi yra tam
tikras asmuo, ir ne delto kac
jis yra tam tikra sistema is
rinktas, bet delto kad jis yrs
prezidentas ju proteviQ kras
to.
Brooklyno konferencija pa
dare labai ismintinga zingsn
nutardama nieko bendro netu
reti SUI internarionalistu tary
bomis, Lietuvos ar Americas
Brooklyno konferencija ture
tu pasekti kitu koloniju konfe
rencijos, o tas, greiciausia kali
galima turi pasekti visu Anne
rikos LietuviQ tautininku kon
gresas. Reikalinga isrinkti sa
vo Nalionali komiteta ir ipar
; eigoti kalbeti Amerikai istiki
mu Lietuviq vardu. Vardu t,
dideles Americas Lietuviu dau
gumos kurie, nors be abejo tn
ri skirtingas nuomones ir pa
ziuras j kitty Sally, paimant i
Lietuvos politika ir partijas
taciau yra korektingi ir susi
laiko nuo aktingumo tame.
Butt Lietuvos draugu Anne
rikos pilieciui nera jocks prasi
zengimas ar negarbe, priesin
: gai, yra garbinga.
Pats Prezidentas Roosevelt
laiko sau garbe butt Holland,
! tautos zmogum ir grieztai rel
: kalauja kad jo pavarde but
tariama Holandiskai Rozvelt
O ne Angliskai Ruzevelt.
Kad tu musu internalionalis
tu veidmainingumo deme ne
tektu visiems Lietuviams rel
kalinga organizuota akcija. T
| akcija reikalinga apginti Anne
rikos Lietuviu garbe ir sustir
rinti Lietuvos interesu akcijs
D. Klings
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-23
VOKIECIU generalinis k'

VOKIECIU generalinis ko-
misariatas buvo susaukes Lie
tuvos agronomus. Komisaria-
to valdininkas pareiske kad sy-
met "butinai' turis butt padi-
dintas linu ir ankstiniu sejos
plotas. Be to, rudeni irgi "bu-
tinai'' reikia bent 25 nuos. vi
sos dirbamos zemes skirt zie-
miniams javams.
Lietuvos zemes ukis pirmoje
eileje turis tarnauti frontui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-23
Wis PRISIMENA So
VIETU APGAVYS-
TES LIETUVOS

Genevos, Sveicarijos dienra-
Sits vel prisimena Rusu boise
viku negrazius darbus. Raso:
'Lietuva, Latvija ir Estija
buvo begediskai Maskvos ap-
gautos, kai Sovietai 1899 me-
tais JOINS pasiule pagalbos su-
tarti, pagal kuria sovietams
buvo uzleista juros ir aviacijos
bazes, 0 taip pat leista ju te-
ritorijose isikurti Rusu igu-
Ions. W tai sovietai garan-
tavo kad jokiu budu nesike-
, sins j tu saliu nepriklausomy-
be il vidaus santvarka. Russia
pasizadejo jokiu budu nesikis-
tt j triju Pabaltijo valstybiu
vidaus reikalus.
''Po sesiu menesiu Maskva,
sulauzydama visus savo pasiza-
dejimus, staciai okupavo Pa
BALTIC valstybes. Jose ivede
bolsevistine sistema, svarbiau-
sias zemes ukio ir pramonas
imones nacionalizavo, tukstan-
ciai zmoniu buvo arestuota, is
tremta, ar nuzudyta; uzdaryts
vienuolynai, baznycios perse.
kiojamos.
"Tuo metu kai siaute politi.
mis- ir religinis teroras, ukiu il
pramones subolsevikinimas at.
nese visuotini gamybos susmu
kima ir svaiginanti kainu pa
kilima. siu triju valstybiQ SUI
sovietinai gyventojai tue sun
kiau pal1ele nauja tvarka, pri
mesta jiems Sovietu Rusijos
mes jie pirm to isgyveno q
metu nepriklausomybes perio
da ir, visada orientuoti j Va
karus, jie jau kovojo prizes ca
rines Rusijos pavergimo me
todus."
Toliau laikrastis atpasakoj
Vokieciu kara su Sovietais
Lietuviu tautines vyriausybe
susidaryma Lietuvoje If Ve
kieciq okupacija, kai Vokiecis
prasaline Lietuvos vyriausyb
atsisedo patys Pabaltijo walls
tybese.
Visus turtus kuriuos buv
"nacionalizave" sovietai, kon
fiskavo naujasis okupantas.
, Sunkios rekvizicijos, griezt
maisto suvarzymai, atstumian
tt nelygybe vietiniu gyventoj,
ir VokieciQ traktavime, kruvi
nj kersijimai - 400 zmoni
suSaudyta Lentupyje uz dvie
ju Vokieciu nuzudyma, masi
mis- Lietuviu, Latviu ir Est
darbininku siuntimas j Woke
tijos dirbtuves - visa tai ne
prisideda prie padeties page
; rejimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-23

Gyvename labai svarbu meta, esame gal isvakarese
to ryoaus kada bus syarstomas ga aa ,ta
Bukime pasiruose sutti takoje. Tegul laku gauna
Angiskai kalbanti vsuomene tkra Lietuvos nusvieti
ma DR.. Norem'o knyga puikiai atitinka ta skubq uz
LietNvu tautos byla.
Letuvos priesai yra PHRASE ir dar teberaso apie
ia visoku neteisybiu Je seka, suklaidine pasaull
pakirst pastkejima Letuvu tauta. Tokios pktos IL
teratros yra paskeista visuose krastuose Nuns rel
kia kovoti ia ptybe, tesa kovot prizes mea, paro-