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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-15
RaSO JONAS A. ARMONAS.

zilijos Lietuva, praleides pi-
nigus gautus uz dvara. Bir-
zuose jis isigijo maza namuka,
ejo agronomo pareigas Birzu
rajone, Xxi bolsevizmas uzvies-
patavo Lietuvoje 1910 metals.
Tada jam nebuvo laiko nei pi-
nigu pabegti Brazilija nuo
bolseviku.
Prize didelio, gal ispusto pa
voiaus bolsevizmo, kunigams
dar buvo didele baime kad ga
Ii sustoti algas moketi is val
dzios lido. zinoma, ju paime
buvo ne be pagrindo, nes nuo-
lat buvo keliama reikalavimai
kad valdzia ne tik algu kuni-
gains nemoketu, bet ir bazny-
cia nuo valstybas atskirtu -
tas iSrode jiems bus perdaug
skaudu. Tas reiske, kai baz-
nycia bus atskirta nuo valsty-
bes, bus galas pasipinigavimu
uz sliubus, krikstus, pakavo-
mes. Kurie nores tie gales be
kunigu tuos reikalus sutvarky-
tt .valdzics istaigose, kaip kad
Amerikoje yra daroma.
Jei ka kaltinti uz perversma
Lietuvoje 1926 metals tai tu-
retQ butt pirmoje vietoje kalti-
nami kunigai su dvarininkais ::
.iie daugiausia bolsevizmo pa
voju ispute ir patriotai Lietu-
vial kurie nesirenge begti
uzsienl - ryzosi ta vadinama
pavojQ prasalinti patys vietoje,
ir tokioms aplinkybems susi-
DEUS ivyko perversmas, uzbe-
gimui jauGiamam bolsevizmo
pavojui uz akiu.
Katalikai buvo pirmutiniai
to perversmo rengejai: kuni-.
gal ta zygi laimino, mes jiems
atroda kad tik tue perversmu
sugryS jie prie valdzios val
70 ir niekas nesutrukdys ga
vima jiems riebiu algu is val
stybes lido.
Tautininkai nebuvo toxic
skaitlingi kad vieni butu gale
je rizikuoti daryti perversma.
Perversmas buvo pasekmin-
gas, jis ivyko ramiu budu, be
kraujo praliejimo. Priezastis
kad katalikai vieni neuzgriebe
valdzios buvo viena ia patti
kad jau klebonu tvarka EMO
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KAS GERO IR BLOGO BUVO NEPRI-
KLAUSOMOJE LETUVOJE

mems buvo igrisus, todel ta su-
prasdami jie taip umai nesi-
skverbe vel valdovus, name
toliau bus proga sugryzti pill
mai j valdzia.
Toliau dalykai susidejo taip
kad klebonai Wis toliau buvo
varomi nuo valdzios aparato.
Nepolitikieriai kunigai buvo
tue labai patenkinti, hes ne
buvo reikalo jiems politikuoti
ir visus padauzas klebonijose
serti, kurie mitinguotu ju nau-
dai, arba tuos kurie turedavo
truksmauti kitu mitinguose.
Baznytines zemes buvo ra-
mybeje paliktos; is valstybas
lido riebios algos kunigams
buvo mokamos, ir kunigija tau
tininku refine sverianti balsa
turejo. Bet is jaunu kunigu
atsirado tol1iu idealistu kad
jiems neuzteko gaunamu algu
ir turimu zemiu, jie Wis nore-
jo butt kunigas ir zandaras
kartu, tvarkyti zmones savo
nuoziura, ne tik baznycioje bet
ir visur. ITEMS kunigeliams
nepatiko po ju paciu surengto
perversmo ivestas rezimas.
1927 metQ pabaigon daresi
aiskesnis tautininku rezimas.
Krikdemai noredami susilpnin-
ii tautini rezima patys trau-
keti is atsakomingu valdzios
vietu, kit buvo pasalinami ku-
RE partija state auksciau uz
viska kita.
Pozeminis gaivalas, kuris
buvo galvas viesai iskeles 1926
metals, buvo greitai sumaldy-
tas. Valdininkai buvo kick
persijoti, kit turejo atsisvei-
KNIT su politika, tie paliko sa-
vo vietose valdzioje. Rimti
darbininkai jckio sukretimo
nejaute nei perversmo lake
nei po perversmo. Kaip darbi-
ninkams sunku buvo litas uz-
dirbti prizes perversma, tas
pats liko ir po perversmo.
Ukininkija nejaute po per
versmo jokio skirtumo. Kad
buvo sulaikytas politikavimas,
tue daug kas buvo patenkin-
tas, nes politikavilnas per ke-
lis paskutinius metus buvo at
bodies ir daugumui igrises.
Tautininkai tuojau nieko
nekeite. Umai viskas ekono-
miskai riedejo; jau keliu me-
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LIETUVA Pc 1926, METU

" l.
1926 metals, valstieciu liau.
dininkQ trumpame valdymc
laikotarpyje jau negyvenau
Lietuvoje tai daug ka kalbeti
negaliu.
Parvykau j Lietuva vel 1927
metals. Teko iSsikalbeti su
visokiais zmonemis, tick valdi.
ninkais, tick ukininkais, darbi-
ninkais. Visu kalba buvo kad
jokiQ permainu zyniu nepate-
mia ir nejaucia, isskyrus kad
kunigeliai buvo nuo valdzios
baznycia pavaryti.
Tuo paciu kartu beveik visV
nucmone buvo kad patamsiu
gaivalai perdaug pradejo pa
laidai truksmauti ir demons
truoti, kitty gyventoju ramy-
be trukdvti, kas bailesniers
pradejo priminti bolsevizmo
pavojQ. Kunigai pradejo buk-
stauti kad atims jiems bazny-
tine zeme; tuojau pradejo W.
sirasyti ja savo vardu, apgau-
lingai gave parasus is parapi-
jonu, kad zeme daugiau ne pa
rapijos bet ju. Xiii parapijQ
Genes net. eme skubiai parda-
vineti.
Kad ir Pasvalio klebonas -
nors prie ukes buvo prisirises,
pardave keturis hektarus Ian
kos.
Birzu agronomas p. Berozo-
vas papasakojo kad jis turejo
dvaro centra; jam eme afro
dyti kad gall uzviespatauti Dol
sevizmas, tai jis ir keturi kit
agronomai pardave savo dva-
rus 1926 metals, ir jisai isdu-
me Brazilija tikslu apsigy-
venti. Agr. Berozovas karta
pergyveno bolSevizma Rusijo-
je, biiojo kita karta patekti
bolseviku nagus, tai skubinosi
salintis is Lietuvos.
Ne visi taip dare kaip agr.
Berozovas, jis Rusu kilmes tai
gal teviskes meiles mazai tu-
rejo, todel jam lengva buvo
apleisti Lietuva nuo isivaizduo-
to ravojaus.
Bclsevizmo 1926 metals ne
ivyko, Berozovas gryzo is Bra
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tq begju viskas ejo vienodai,
jokio sukretimo nebuvo Xxi
pasauline krize pasieks Lietu-
va.
Tautininkai paeme valdzia
savo rankose turejo, bet eko-
nomiskos ukiskos bendroves,
kooperatyvai, draugijos buvo
kontroliuojama kataliku ir pa
zangiuju.
Katalikiski bankeliai, bend
roves stovejo bankroto padety-
je, kai pasalpu is valdzios ne
dave. PazangiQju zmoniu ko-
operatyvai buvo pavyzdingai
tvarkoni ir bujojo, rode gra-
zia ateiti. Vyriausybe maty-
DANA pazangiuosius sveikai
tvarkant kooperatyvus ir ben
droves, turejo su jais skaitytis
ir juos palaikyti Sales gero-
vel.
Vyriausybe dejo pastangu
ir tas katalikiskas bendroves,
bankelius nuo un1aus bankru-
tavimo sulaikyti, kad kick su-
sitvarkytu, kad bankrutuojant
butu nazesni nuostoliai pa
clam krastui ir tu bendroviu
nariams, bet jau buvo perve-
lu JUGS isgelbeti. Vyriausybes
padetos pastangos daug nesil-
de: vienas po kitam bankru-
tuodami katalikiski bankeliai
labai nuskriaude savo nafius
ukininkus. Tx viehas jQ buvo
nusiraminimas tai pakeikimas
klebonu, zakristijonu, kurie
savo netikusiu tvakymu prive-
de tas istaigas prie bankruta-
Vino. Pasitikejimas koopera-
tyvais buvo pakirstas ir ko-
operatinei idejai buvo Quotas
skaudus smugis. (Bus daugiau
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DAYTON, OHIO

SUSIRGO LIETUVE. Rug
sejo 20 susirgo Antanina Au-
gustauskiene ir pasidave Mia
mi Valley ligonine operacijai.
il yra SLA los kuopos mare.
Linketina ligonei greitai pa
sveikti.
BROWDER w SOVIETUS.
Stai ka raso The Dayton Daily
News Spaliu 3 aipe komunis-
tu vada Earl Browder, kuris
buvo paleistas IS kaleiimo kai
Vokieciai uzpuole Russia:
"Kiekvienas Amerikoje zinc
kad Browder nera iStikimas
Amerikai. 10 sirdis yra su So
vietais. Jis buvo W taikingu-
ma kai Stalinas buvo uz tai
kinguma. Kada Stalinui Hitle-
ris smeige kupra Browderis
patapo karo kurstytoju' taip
garsiu kaip buvo pacifistu. Ko-
munistas yra uz komunizma,
he uz sail. Ta turime visada
atsiminti.
earl Browder sake kalbas.
JOS yra pro-Rusiskos, ne pro-
Amerikoniskos kalbos. KaraS
laikjnai pastate musu komuni-
stus dirbti savo Sales puse-
je. Fasistai tue tarpu laukia
tarp musu kada gales pasitar-
nauti savo totalitarams. Mes
leidziame jiems kalbeti. Kodel
ne? Ju kalbos duoda NUNS
pasekti ju pedsakus. Ju kalbos
NUNS neuzkenkia. Tiktai lei
dimasis jiems sukvailinti gall
NUNS pakenkti'.
ID. Rep.
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BALTIMORE Nd
RAPOKTAS IS KONFEREN-
CLOS

Rugsejo 19 d., ivyko d. L.
K. Kestucio pasalpines draugi-
jos susirinkimas. Pc apsvars-
tymo draugijos beganciu rel
kalu, ir isklausius ivairiu ko-
misiju bel sales direktoriu ra-
portus, pagaliau buvo prieita
prie raporto delegate dalyva-
vusio ALT konferencijoje ivy
kusioje Pittsburghe.
Delegates patieke, platu ras-
tiska raporta is konferencijos
Eeigos, pazymedamas kad neziu-
rint kaip. siadien yra svarbus
vieningas ir sutartinas Ame-
rikos Lietuviu veikimas Lie
tuvos reikale, Tarybos vadu-
kai neapsiejo be konferencijos
isvakarese kokuso, kuriame p.
Grigaitis susauktiems sroviu
vadukams perskaites tam tik-
ra Chicagoj pagaminta rasta,
ultimatiskai paklause, "Sutin-
kate ar ne? Jei nesutinkate
tai konferencija splitys". Ma
tomai tas ultimatumas is ia
rybininkq puses buvo tam kad
uztikrinti sau nelieciamybe ir
pasilaikyti konferencijos wade
les savo rankose. IS sito aisku
kad tarybos vadukai bijojo kad
suvaziave delegatai nepasike-
sintQ perorganizuoti ta nieke-
no nerinkta taryba, j kuria ga
letu ineiti visai nauji zmones,
sumanesni, platesniu paziurQ,
neignorantai, kurie galetu ir
sugebetu suburti ALT visus
tautiniai nusiteikusius Ameri-
kos Lietuvius, bendram darbui
uz Lietuvos laisve il nepri-
klausoma demokratine respub-
lika. Delegate raportas tapo
priimtas vienbalsiai.
Pc delegate raporto draugi-
jos direktoriu rekomendacija
tapo nutarta pirkti Karo Bo-
nu az $1,000 cash. Taciau Ia
rybai auka sulaikyta skirt Xxi
Taryba uznirsus visus praei-
ties srovinius nesusipratimus
nepasistengs prikviesti ALT
visas tas organizacijas kurios
Xxi siol nebuvo ignoruojamos,
ir pakol taryba nesuvienys vi
sus dabar esancius fondus j
viena, kuriam visuomene gale
tu pasitiketi ir j remit visi
Amerikos Lietuviai trokStanti
savo tevynei Lietuvai laisves
ir nepriklausomyb5s
BONU VAJUS. Rugsejo 26,
Baltimores Lietuviu Draugiju
Taryba surenge susirinkima
Amerikos Karo Bonu pardavi-
mui tarp Lietuviu. Kalbas pa
sake keletas Lietuviu ir Ame-
rikieciu. Susirinkima vede A.
Miceika, BLDT pirmininkas.
Bonu tame susirinkime par
Quota uz virs $4,000. Kai
prasidejo trecios paskolos va
JUS Baltimores Lietuviai jau
ispirko karo bonu uz virs Sim
ta tukstanciu dolariu.
Shame susirinkime Baltimo-
res Lietuviu Draugiju Tarybos
pirmininkas pareiske kad Ta-
ryba renka ir rinks aukas Lie
tuvos reikalams, bet jig niekur
nesius, laiko savo izde Xxi at
els ta diena kada jau bus ga
lima istiesti pagalbos ranka
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lietuvos EMO
mems, ir tada pasius tiesiog i
Lietuva.
Nors tai buvo 'labai vietoje
prisiminta apie aukas, taciau
kaz kodel ju nerinko, gal ne
norejo pakenkti pardavinejimui
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REIKIA tik stebetis Lietu-
viskQ krikdemu vadu "stebuk-
lingu persimainymu", kurie 81
karta, savo kokiu nors pasa-
ingQ tikslu siekimui - politi-
kos naudai, iSsizadejo ir til
kejimo (atsisake nuo maldos
ir zegnojimosi Pit t b urgho
konferencijoje, ko niekad Xxi
tol nera dare), ir sutiko ture-
tt mazuma atstovu Amerikos
Lietuviu Taryboje, kad tik ls-
biau cicilikams itikus.
Bet pes gal but tick tik kick
pese Kun. Krupavicius, kuris
issizadejes kunigiskos sutanos,
apsivilkes raudonais marski-
niais, dziaugsmingai pasitiki-
nejo Rusijos bolsevikQ armija
ateinancia uzimti Lietuva, IL
kedamas kad jie paves Lietuva
valdyti Krupaviciui. -.
Atminkit, negudrQs katali-
kai, koki ziopla zygi JUS pada-
ret: atidavet Americas Lietu-
viz Tarybos ida, is apie $1,000
Grigaiciui ir Vaidylai. -.
Kada buvo j Taryba kvie-
ciani cicilikai, Grigaitis atvs-
ziaves j Washingtona derejosi
cicilikams pirmininko vietos
greta kataliku atstovo pirmi-
ninko, reiskia, cicilikai noreio
butt lygus katalikams, nesida-
We pasizeminti (tada dar ne
tureta Tarybos izdo). Kada
imta auginti izdas, katalikai
neturejo CANA proto pareika
lauti sau antro izdininko, at
sargai.
Dabar gi, JUS atidavet Girl
gaiciui ida, izdininl1u isrinl-
dami Vaidyla, Grigaicio isti-
kima berna, ir priedui dar da-
vet Grigaicio-Vaidylos grupei
7 vietas taryboie, sau pasi-
likot tik 4 vieteles. -.
JUS ttrejot Kun. svagzdi
tarybos izdininku nors is var
do, kada taryba netur5jo lido,
bet kaip tik suradot budus IL
da pripildyti, izdininkyste att
davet tam kuris pildo tik Gri-
gaiGio valia ir nieko daugiau.
Todel tai Grigaitis ir Vaidyla
konferencijoje sau 'kukliai sy-
psoiosi" ir "nesigyre kick jie
darbo padejo" konferencija su-
saukti = jiedu paeme negud-
rius kataliku vadus i savo sau-
ia buvo labai, labai patenlzin-
ii. ;.
Supa Garba.
PITTSBURGHO konferencija
sveikindamas, Prof. Pakstas
sake: "Gigantiskose mechanis-
ku monstru kovose. Po-
mas profesorius matyti taip
buvo susijaudines kad net Lie
tuviu kalha pamirso.
VIENAS sandarietis raso
kad 'busimieji tautos istorikai'
tautininkus j juoda knyga ira
sys, bet, bijcdamas kad isto-
rikai to nepamirstu, pats pa
siskubina tai dabar padaryti.
Uz tai busimieji istorikai jam
padekos. O dabar jam deko-
ia = gerb. Asilas.
KAI kurie delegatai ste'bejo-
81 kodel PittsOurgho konferen-
cijcje viskas skubinta: "per-
skate rezoliucijas, pakel5 ran
kas, ir dalykas baigtas".
Pasakysiu kodel: bijota kad
konferencija neatvaaiuotq las
nelabasis Smetona i nenusivez-
tu visos konferencijos su sa-
vim. Sakoma, Karrius jau ir
maisa gatavai turejes.
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MOTERYS PERKA BONUS.

Baltimores Lietuviu Moteru
Pilieciq Klubas gausiai pasi-
darhavo trecios karo paskolos
bonu platinime. SekanCios Pi-
lietes pirko karo bonus trecio-
je paskoloje:
.Marijona Milunaitiene $500
Ednah (Brooks) Pazera $500
Elizabeth Sadauskiene S40C
Margaret Allen $500
Karalina Mikalajunas, $500
Anna Zulius S100
Magdalena Kurelaitis S100
Marion Grigaliunas 500
Kastancija Kalinauskas S100
Magdalena Pledziute S1O0
Ona Aleknaviciene $50
Ann Laukis $50
T.
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PRANEsIMAS. Tenn y kit e
mares pilietes kad Spaliu "a
rengiama dollar Party, Lie
tuviQ saleje, 851 Hollins st.
Prasides nuo 2 val. DO pietu,
Xxi 6 vakare. Nepamirskite
atSilankyti su SaVo draugais,
linksmai praleisit laika. !.
Ona Lukas.
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blackout curtains. Besides, the
light Jared his nerves.
So did the darkness. And the
loneliness. Restwick Carnes had
never been in darkness before. en-
cept after having been near so
many bright lights that he well
coined darkness as a relief. Or as a
curative preparation for more
bright lights. Nor could he recall
having been alone. Without taking
into consideration anyone else, the
man decided he was the unhappi-
est person in the world. Too much
had been taken from him that day.
And nothing had been given back.
Nothing ever could be given back.
That was the awful part. There
was nothing more for him.
When he heard the dawn patrol
It was as If he were having his
forehead strokcd. He went to slcep
for a while. But at 8 o'clock he
was up and dressing. a slight noise
sent Choppo lcaping out of bed
You must have heard something
from the MOB.
Get back!" Rusty's stiff forcfin-
ger was against the chiId's chest.
Get back into bed" Mcckly Clop-
pos feet backtrackcd. but a swift
ducking motion, not anticipated by
The man, took him beneath that
admonishing finger. He began pull
ing sneakers over bare feet.
You're not going!" Rcstwick
Carnes buckled his belt. then I'M
bucklcd it to tighten il still an
other notch. Suddenly he knew that
Choppo WAS going. He'd locked
ms doors last night. He knew he
mad to keep Choppo with him I'M
III Etigenia could get away from
Honolulu. Gruffly he changed his
order. Maybe you'd better come
along. l don't want YOU to worry
the MOTEL employees silly"
Ihey did not stop for breakfast
III the hotel dining room. In the
uruS store, across the street. thew
hao papaya juice, boiled eggs. toast
and coffee. Even Choppo had cof-
lee. Two spoonsful. mixed into Gun
or not milk. Despite his railing at
Rusty, just as he always had at
ABBY, that he'd had STRONG cof-
fee in his day.
Rusty pacified, "But YOU weren't
popping Japs on the skull. then
were you? You must keep strong
for your work"
mat memory. so glorious. as
suaged the little boy until they
were downtown.
SandbagS were piled against
buildings and windows. There were
guards at all strategic doorwavs-
traVei bureaus. cable offices. banks.
grin popped across Rusty's face
Wnen he saw soldier. bayOnct
IINed, standing In front Of the
Carnes Trust. He ignored the build
ing Not SO. Choppo.
Hey. Rusty" he yelled. still
craning his neck back TO the impos.
ing sight. Somebody's got the
same name as you. Bet they think
they're smart"
AS they crawlcd through narrow
downtown streets casual friend
spied them Hey. Rusty. don't you
know the bars aren't going 20 Oper
today? What are you doing oItI"
"Phoocy!" yelled Choppo
II don't want q drink" Rusty
added. Actually. he wanted one
badly. "As you probably know. I'm
one Of the best pilots on this island
I'm on my way TO offer my services
to the Army Air Forces"
(TO DO Continued
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wings stripped from an angel
Worse even. His heart felt as if |
had shriveled TO q tiny object. An,
yet, if 1t had shriveled, how Shout,
it possibly choke him so hard as i
was choking him? His own tear
began to flow. They felt hard an,
gritty in the sockets Of his eyes.
After several minutes of griey
Gus weeping he turned his head [,
look at his little companion. TIL,
child had not moved. He had tina
expression Rusty had seen in tn,
eyes of puppies who feel they'v,
done something wrong.
Guess I should have kept m,
trap shut like Abby said. TheI
you'd have been as happy with tn,
buttercup as if nothing had evel
happened"
Nope, Choppo. You did exactl,
right. I'd have found out some
time. Trouble is didn't find ou
soon enough" He began barking n,
the child to take the dismal look of,
his freckled face. Get up from
there. Get some blue paper on tn,
flashlights for the blackout. It's
practically dark already"
While the child dashed about, de.
lightcdly carrying out his idols or.
ders, Restwick Carnes reached fol
the telephone.
Il know you're not sending ca.
bles yet, but as soon as you are
send this one to my wife, care OF
the Rivervicw hotel in Reno, New
Message. Tell Abby that Choppo is
bossy as usual. AS for you, hold
everything until can talk with
you"
That should do 1t. He had to fee
decent again. II possible, and that
meant apologizing to Paige. 1t
meant groveling before her. She de-
served it.
The darkness brought quiet and
unrcality. No lamp-lit terrace din
ing room. No music. No singers
with guitars playing for the hotel
hula dancers.
AS did every adult in Hawaii
that night, Restwick Carnes lay
waiting for the dawn. Though his
body aChed for sleep, his Hurried
mind kept that solace from him.
And the shameful fears that had
pestered him during the day re.
turned, their haunting now twice
as CHASTITY because of his knowl-
edge of Eugenia's guilt.
Glimpsing her true ugliness had
been like death. 1t had been worse
than death. If she were dead he'd
never have to see her again. AS
it was, he might. And he couldn't
bear 1t. There was something
about her, something so horrible.
Suddenly he was on his feet, CROP
ing his way to the hall door. He
closed and bolted the wooden one.
not depending, as was customary
In that tropical climate, on the
locked screen doors. He crossed
the room and pulled heavy wooden
shields across the lanai double
screen doors. The air became mo-
tionless. So.
He was perspiring when he
again lay down on his bed. Faced
with a new self-accusation, he
knew he was afraid of Eugcnia
How dreadful! To be afraid OF little,
fragile blond Eugcnia. But why
not? There was something odius
about her. Something he did not
He wanted to turn on
a light, but 1t was hot enough al
ready. Even a shrouded hushlight
made too much heat. And brilli-
ance. Not yet were there protective
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-16
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How did YOU know what jewels
she had? SHE hardly ever wore
them"
Even before that auict-voiccd in
serlion. the Eiri knew she had
spoken her doom. "ohhll!' she
ground out in Shid'icr. not n
shliddcr Of anger now. hui one Of
despair. How could SHE have been
80 stupid: o'ii"itl"d by a red
headed tikc.
lts all right. Eugcnia. i knew
the story when You hit Choppo.
Ion worry about it
The girl n,istook his gentle tones
She rushed toward him and threw
an arm about his shoulders. She
kissed him. at least twice before
his weak arms could thrust her
away.
"Eugcnia! Get away. Eugenia!"
!pe man was rcc0tling from her as
Ir2mla, contamination. There Is
notninS more odious than butch
ered love' Gel away from me-" he
repeated cure making me real
" ~.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-16

There is 20 staple food which
cannot he grown in the Americas.
Chinese sources indicate the en- G.;
en- WIS first dcmcSticatsd i'm Burma
where 4 was never eaten. bu, II ed
L. rrophesy The future.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-16

Prcsent-day soil erosion in South
Dakota may have begun before the
Ice Age. judging Ivy the large per-
-htI8c OF young mammalian iOs lis
vra ;h.r" recently. which pre- ,m-
v Cicd of hi" I.
Smyrna times., 1943-07-08

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