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Evening star., 1943-12-19

he is bashful about his broken shoes,
which ] saw him mending every
morning in front of his door.
And the house in the center of the
square, facing the castle, is the home
of Alfreduzzo and his parents. Alfre-
duzzo. IL years old, who once when
he was sick had as delicacy single
egg mixed in coffee, the only egg of
his whole life
What is the value Of a castle
when you consider these people
and Alfreduzzo and his egg?
Next door the young couple live -
Andrea. of Poggio, and Lima, his wife,
a shepherd girl from Orte, the little
railway town that was bombed before
Italy surrendered. They married and
walked into one of the little deserted
houses - kitchen on the ground floor
and a bedroom upstairs and the starry
sky for ceiling, for the tiny home of
their choice had no roof.
What will you do this winter when
the rain starts?' we asked them.
They had no answer.
Saving the Roofs
lHEIR roof had gone with the others
people who emigrated from Poggio
to the plain below had carried their
roofs away with them. 1t was our duty
- not legal duty but more than a
moral one - to repair the roofs still
left. Something had to be done to stop
this carrying away of housetops.
Evening star., 1943-12-19

selves, had reached little Poggio.
Romeo, aged l8, was promised susie
nance for his old parents and a pen
sion for his mother in case of his
Evening star., 1943-12-19

the girl who is Prettlest You can be winner.
You Can find fun-and romance too, if your
smile is rigbt!
So smile, plain girl, smile! Not hesitant
smile, timid and self-conscious but warm,
flashing smile that makes heads turn, hearts
beat faster. But remember, smile like that
depends largely on firm, healthy gums.
Don't ignore pink tooth brvsh"!
If your tooth brush shows pink" see your
dentist! He may tell you that your gums have
become sensitive because they've been denied
natural exercise by today's soft foods. And, as
so many dentists do, he may suggest the help
full stimulation of Ipana and massage"
For Ipana not only cleans teeth but, with
massage, is designed to aid the gums Every
time you brush your teeth, massage little
1Pana onto your gums. Circulation increases
in the gums, helping them to new 6rmnesss
Let 1Pana and massage help you to 6rmer
gums, brighter teeth, lovelier smile
The echo., 1943-12-31

Camp Crowder,s Mo. - A record
crowd of over 5000 at Camp Crow
der field house last Wednesday watch
ed Sgt. Joe Louis spar three rounds
with Pfc. Booker T. Laster who sub
stituted for t h e champs sparring
partner, 1st Sgt. George Nicholson,
temporarily disabled due to a nose
injury.
Sergeant Louis arrived at Joplin
airport at noon, visited several wards
at the c a mp Station Hospital and
gave talks and demonstrations before
a large group of convalescent Sold
iers at the Red Cross building.
At three o'clock he appeared at the
Field House and gave talk on phys
zeal fitness and then selected several
prominent camp boxers whom he put
through strenuous training drill.
The echo., 1943-12-31
News From The CAMPS
RELIGIOUS BELIEF

\ majority of American soldiers
will come back from the war with a
greater belief in God than they had,
IN the opinion of Chaplain (Captain)
Andrew K. Craig, who has returned
to the United States after 16 months
of service with a Troop Carrier Group
IN England, North Africa and Sicily,
the War Department disclosed today
Chaplain Craig cited the cases of a
pilot w h o had landed his transport
plane at North African air field but
felt without apparent reason that he
must get his plane into the air at
once. He did so, and had hardly got
away when German bombers appear
ed and attacked the field.
81 believe in the hand of God after
that experience" the chaplain quoted
the pilot as saying.
American soldiers are no angels,
Chaplain Craig pointed out, but they
are deeply interested in religion.
The echo., 1943-12-31
JOINING FEE $500

AS General President of the H. B.
A. | wish to announce to the local
presidents and members that the join
ing fee is now $500.
During the past ten years or more
the joining fee has been lowered to
the minimum fee, however, because
of the high cost of running expense
l find it absolutely necessary to bring
the joining fee back to $500.
During the time the joining fee was
nothing" SO to speak, we added some
good policy holders, and / feel that !
The echo., 1943-12-31
WATERPROOF SCRIPTURES
PLACED IN AAF LIFE RATS

Multi-men life RATS of the Army
Air Forces are being equipped with
four-layer waterproof containers for
Books of Sculpture by h e Quarter
master Corps and Chaplains Corps of
the Army Service Forces, the War
Department announced today.
The receptacles have an outer lam
ination of Kraft paper, waterproof
coating of bituminous material, a one
thousandth inch layer of metal foil,
and an innermost sheet of cellulose
acetate film. Air in the containers
keeps them afloat. Three-day i'm
mersion test IS proved them to be
water-tight.
A small, compact 100-page edition,
printed on water-resistant paper, is
used in the containers.
Scripture selections were made and
approved by representatives of Cath
olic, Jewish and Protestant groups.
The Douay version of the Gospel of
Saint Matthew is the Roman Catholic
selection; a collection of Psalms, the
Jewish choice, and the King James
version of the Book of Matthew, the
Protestant.
The echo., 1943-12-31
MEDICAL HISTORY IN PICTURES
AIDS ARMY DOCTORS
OVERSEAS

A medical history Of the war, re
cordng in photographs and drawings
new surgical technique and unusual
treatment of disease, is being compil-
ed by members of the Museum and
Medical Arts Service of he Army
Medical Corps in the European Thea
ter of Operations, the War Depart
ment announced today
Sergeant Joseph G. Nalepovic, of
S611 c e d a + Street, Silver Spring,
Maryland, recently photographed a
simplified method of applying plaster
casts in the field. He made a series
of IL pictures in which the various
stages of preparing and applying the
plaster were demonstrated.
The echo., 1943-12-31
EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION

Saturday, January l, 1914, an E.
Emancipation Celebration program will
be held at st. Paul Methodist Church,
Reverend c. M. Webb, pastor.
DR. ~ H. Jeltz will deliver the adj
dress for the occasion and music will
be furnished by the Glee Club from
the 7. J. Harris High School, a group
from the West End School and the
Wechsler School. This program is
being sponsored by the Interdenomi-
national Ministerial Alliance and the
Meridian schools.
The echo., 1943-12-31
CHRISTMAS 1943
By Ruth Taylor

On this, the third war Christmas,
home circles are broken all over this
land of ours. War has touched count
less families throughout our nation.
We are separated from those whom
we love. We are face to face with
broken homes, changed lives. Christ
mas gaiety is far from the hearts of
Continued on page q 4
The echo., 1943-12-31

Reverend L. w. Mitchell, pastor of
our C. M. E. Church in Ruston, La,
was in the H. B. A. office a week be-
fore Xmas to see Rev. R. L. Young.
Rev. Mitchell was en- route home from
Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, where
he had been to visit his son who is in
the armed service.
Mrs. Mitchell was at one time dean
of women at Texas College.
The echo., 1943-12-31

guest speaker at Newell Chapel c. M.
E. Church Sunday, December 26th
during the 11:00 o'clock hour.
The message delivered by Reverend
Walker was very inspiring.
The echo., 1943-12-31
ABOUT FOLK WE KNOW

Miss Maggie Juanita Young, daugh-
ter Of Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Young,
spent the Xmas holidays wi t h her
parents. She is a student at Paine
College, Augusta, Georgia.
The echo., 1943-12-31
J Ile E11anci patton
{ celebration Program
AL 81. Paul Methodist
Church Saturday January 1, 1913
EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION MRS wIMBERLY LAID TO RES
MRS. WIMBERLY LAID TO REST

The wife of Mr.. Nelson Wimberly,
who had been in i'll health for some
time was laid to rest Monday of this
week.
Although Mrs. Wimberly had been
critically i'll for some time no one ex-
pected the end so near. Funeral SER
vice was held from Mt. Zion Church
with Reverend Flynn and j. H. Ware
officiating.
The echo., 1943-12-31

President A. Manuel of H. B. A. No.
"a, Stonewall, was in the office on
business pertaining to his local lodge
Monday. He was accompanied by his
brother.
The echo., 1943-12-31

can depend upon the presidents to do
the same thing
The local presidents will keep $1.00
and forward $1,00 to the office.
Reverend E. F. Young, President
The echo., 1943-12-31

o U. s Wal D.partmen
WAR DEPARTMENT HONORS IT'S CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES
Major General William D. Sty Army Service Forces mbef
Tor meoous service lapel of Charles Sidney messenger
abe Office Of the Surgeon General for 49
its kind held Wednesday, December g. 943 in the
renagon Building Washington Secretary of War;
r1oto).
The echo., 1943-12-31

Miss Arliece Lawrence, office secre-
tary of the Holbrook Benevolent AS
sociation, spent the holidays in Boyd,
Alabama, with her parents.
The echo., 1943-12-31

Miss Mary Francis Powe spent the
Xmas holidays at her home in Way
neshoro. She reports lovely Xmas.
The echo., 1943-12-31
EMANCIPATION PROGRAM JAN. |, 2:30 P. M.
Folk We Know

President VIM. H. Bell of Alcorn
College, Alcorn, Mississippi, was in
the office Monday of this week. We
were glad to have him call by.
The echo., 1943-12-31

On Sunday, December 10th, Rever-
end and Mrs. r. L. Young celebrated
their goth Wedding Anniversary from
their home, 1821-16th Avenue
The echo., 1943-12-31

GUEST SPEAKER
Reverend w. j. Walker was the
The echo., 1943-12-31

Mississippi. Standard Negrs
newspaper of character, circr
lation and opinion, with more
than 10000 readers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-16

YOUR FAITHFULNESS IN OUR ORGANIZA- TON DURING THE PAST SEVEN AND ONE HALF YEARS HAS PROMPTED US TO ENLARGE so THAT WE MAY CATER TO YOUR SHOP PING NEEDS. MEMORY WILL TAKE US BACK TO SEPTEMBER 1886 WHERE WE FIRST BE- GAN. YOUR LOYALTY AND CONFIDENCE IN US SOON FORCED EXPANSION TO 70 SOUTH MAIN STREET AND NOW OUR DREAM COMES TRUE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-16

OUR SECOND FLOOR Is NOW EXCLUSIVELY DEVOTED TO DISPLAY OF FINE NEWS WEAR FEATURING FURNISHINGS AND CLOTHING TAILORED BY MANY OF AMERICAS FOREMOST MAKERS WE HAVE MENTIONED ONLY A FEW OUR SELEC- TONS HAVE BEEN GIVEN CAREFUL THOUGHT AS DETAIL, FIT AND FAIR PRICE SEPARATE DEPARTMENT HAS RELOCATED TO EACH BRANCH INCLUDING MEMS SHOES
 WITH AMPLE ROOM FOR DISPLAY AND SELECTION MANAGED BY K SAMSON JR, AND ASSISTED LUCIEN PERREAULT
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
DETEN|DO FL DIRECTOR
De ORQUESTA KRUPA

SAN FRANCISCO, California,
mayo 19.-El director de orquesta
Gene Krupa, conocido internacio-
nalmente por su especialidad en-
tocar los tambores, fue condenado
aver a 80 dias de carcel y multa
de $500 luego que Sc declare cul-
pable de una falta en- relaci6n con
ell transporte de estupefacientes.
Ell dia 8 de JUNO Sc lie juzgara,
en- la COrte Superior, por haber
inducido a un menor a transpor-
tar ~cigarrillos de mariguana.
Los cigarrillos Sc lie encontraron
a John Pateakos, de 20 amos, ayu-
da de camara de Krupa.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
NOTADEDUELO
NOISES BUSTILLO

Tendra lugar en- la tarde de hoy
ell sepelio de un hombre, bondado-
so, sincere, muy querido en- Tam
pa, ell Sr. Noises Bustillo, de Ga
amos, f~abricante de tabacos y uno
de los miembros del Comite de
Apoderados de la prestigiOsa So
ciedad Centre Espanol..
Dej6 de existir en- SUI respectable
hogan de la Gale de Pine, en- West
Tampa, casa marcada con ell n1-
nero 1916.
Vino a esta ciudad ell ano 1895
y Sc unio a cuatro de sus hernia
nos en- la firma de Bustillo Y Diaz,
que mas tarde pas6 a ser NJ. Bus
tillo & Co.
Era native de Espana y educo a
su famllla en- Ell carlno a la TERRA
de sus mayores y en- ell amor a
Estados Unidos, su patria adop-
tiva.
Pertenecia tambien a la socie.
dad Centre Asturiano, una de las
mas antiguas y apreciadas de
Tampa.
Deja a su viuda, Sra. M. Busti
llo, dana muy querida por su.
virtudes; un hijo, Adrian, Y un;
hija, Sra. Bernardo Antuna, d,
New York.
Oficiara en- la ceremonial reli
giosa ell padre Twomey.
Ell cadaver recibira sepultur;
en- ell cementerio Myrtle Hill.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
EN- i'm
Case De V|OLAC|ON

NEW YORK, mayo 19.-El
juez Stackell, luego de haber pre-
sentado sus cargos ell fiscal, orde-
no la libertad de Herman Bloom,
de 48 amos, administrator del tea
tro situado en- ell 845 Lenox Road,
en- Brooklyn, a quien Sc acusaba
de actuar en- concerto con otros
hombres para violar a una obrera
de II amos de edad.
Estudiara ell juez una moci6n
de sobreseimiento hecha a favor
de Frank Donate, de II amos, uno
de los encartados en- ell proceso.
La muchacha declare que la
metieron a la fuerza en- IN palco
del teatro y que II hombres abu-
saron de ella.
Estan siendo juzgados, por ell
mismo delito, otros ocho indivi-
duos.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
Sc Oponen A La
Creacion De Una
"Botella" Para
Carter

Dos miembros de la Junta de
Education del condado, el Sr. G..
Leon King y la Srta. Frances
Chiaramonte, manifestation aver
que ellos Sc opusieron a que fuera
creado un nuevo puesto de $4,000
anuales para entregarselo al DR..
R. L. Carter, cuyo nombramiento
de supervisor Sc negaron a reco-
mendar, hace pocos dias, los apo
derados escolares.
La mayoria de la Junta, senores
Robinson, Keefe y Dowdell, deci-
dieron establecer la ~"botella".
En- ell nuevo puesto, recomenda-
do tambien por ell superintendent
Robinson, Carter cobrara $5,4O0
anuales.
Para suceder al "afortunado"
Carter, la Junta nombr6 a un HON
bre quito y de gran experienced,
Sr. T. D. Bailey, de Ocala.
Ell Sr. King explico su vote con-
trario a la nueva "sinecura', con
estas palabras: "No vote 70 con-
ira ell DR.. Carter; vote contra la
creaci6n de un nuevo empleo."
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
LA CAMARA Ell
PLAN RUML C0NTEN|DO
En- UNA LEY DEL SENAOO

WASHINGTON, mayo 10 La
mayoria democratica de la CANA
ra. por 2O2 votos contra 1874, de-
rrot6 aver ell plan Ruml ~contenido
en- una ley que recientemente
aprobara ell senado. Todos los con-
gresistas de la Florida votaron con
su partido, a exception de Can
non, que vote por la "estridencia"
republican,.
Ell presidente del comite de
medios y arbitrios, Mr.. Doughton,
coment6 la votaci6n con estas pa
labras: Gel plan Ruml ha muerto.
10 hemos matado."
Una comisi6n de la camara Sc
reunira con una del senado para
redactar una nueva MEDIA que ell
~presidente Roosevelt considera
acceptable.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
UNA RESOLUTION DEL
SENAD0 ACUSA ENGLISH

TALLAHASSEE, mayo 49,
Ell senado aprob6 aver una resolu-
cion en- la cual Sc acusa a Colin
English, superintendent de edu-
caci6n del estado, de insultar y
atacar al senador Raymond Shell
don y lie MEGA ell p%rivilegio de en-
trar en- Ell hemiciclo y las tribu-
mas por ell resto de las sesiones,
que terminaran ell dia A de JUNO.
Sc libra de culpa "y de toda fall
ia" al senador Sheldon, que fuera
atacado por English en- la oficina
de este.
Els la primera vez que tai acuer-
do Sc toma, en- la historic del Es-
tado, contra un miembro del ga
binete del gobernador.
Sobre ell incidente rindi6 un
detallado informe ell presidente
Beall.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
UNA CITA

Cuenta ell condo Sforza qHS
poleon, en- los primeros tnF
de su poder absolute, escI@
Fouche: "Yo no soy partldarNp
tener un solo periodico; esto %
compromise muoho; pero 70 guy
70 unos periodicos organl1alo
aunque sin censura. Hace la'
que ell espfritu de los perl0S
este dirigido en- ell sentido De az
car a Inglaterra en- sus cos'uni
bres, sus usos, su literature )
CONSTRUCTIONS"
Sin duda, esta anecdota Ia y
cuerda ell condo Sforza penSSu'
en- ciertos dictadores espec'acu'
res de estos dfas. 81 a estoS dl''
dores Sc acerca uno de eSt0S :
q
riodistas famosos que andan ~
pre- de un rincon a otro de nu'
pa, es SECURE que lie respono"a,,
-Nuestra prensa es libre' Al
ra bien: nosotros nos serVilHV ".
ella para dirigir nuestra p0D-
exterior Y los negocios nteiV ..
Esta comprobado que NapoS
fue un genial precursor en- w
los sentidos. Hasta en- ell de ~
cir y enganar a esa pobre We NJ
harapienta que Sc llama ID ~
tad.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
FAVORABLE
SOBRE Il |MPUEsTO
A LOS CIGARRILLOS

TALLAHASSEE, mayo 49,
Ell comite de hacienda del senado
inform6 aver acknowledgements, por
8 votos contra A., ell proyecto de
ley que ere I'm impuesto de tres
centavos sobre cada cajetilla de
cigarrillos.
Creese que en- esta semana Sc
debatira la medida.
Votaron por ella los Sres. Shu-
Ter, Griner, Collins, Carroll, King,
Franklin y Lewis, Y en- contra
Beacham, Cleft, Maddox Y Ad-
ans.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
REELECT0
PREs|DENTE De La
AsOC. De SALUBRIDAD

La Association de Salubridad y
tuberculosis del condado, en- una
reunion celebrada aver, tomo ell
acuerdo de reelegir p%residente al
senior William C. BROKER, un CO.
nocido abogado local.
Junto con ell presidente fueron
electos los Sres. DR.. C. Blake, vice.
presidente; Gettis B. Henderson,
segundo vicepresidente; H. Way
ne Bevis, tercer vicepresidente;
Sra. R. A. Ellis, scretaria social;
Emilio Pons, tesorero, y Srta. Mil
dred S. Manson, s~ecretario ejecu-
two.
Fueron e~lectos nuevos miembros
de la junta de directories los Sres.
Richard D. Jackson, Sra. Morris
White, George Lenfestey, DR.. w.
L.. Potts, Sra. Fred Woods, Jose
F. Smiley y Ernesto Mas, sr.
Miembros reelectos: D. Hoyt
Woodbury., DR.. Blake, Justo Rodrf-
guez, DR.. R. S. Torbett, George
T. Shannon y Harold L. Minis.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
MULTA UNA MI]FR0|
TEN|A UNA CASADE JUL

NEW YORK, mayo 19.-1
viuda de 81 amos, madre Do
hijos, Sara Shanoff, fua copdJ
da aqui a 500 de multa Dor
ministrra una casa de juego.
LIE manifesto la mujer al 4
Maloney que no tiene dinero h
abonar la multa y que, aden
perdera su pension mensusl
viuda, que es de STA.
La policia arest6 en- las hasi
clones de la mujer a diez PEI
mas que jugaban a la baraja.
das fueron acusadas de cOndu
desordenada; pero mas tarde
les retiraron los cargos.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
sOLDADDs lI11
En- MI

e. Ell soldad0 Timoteo C. c.,tI
nacio en- ciudad de Mtjico Ivy n
residen muchos de sus FANNY ny
lngres6 en- ell ej6rcito, en- lug
geles, ell dia 8 de noyiemS'. /
1912.
Recibi0 su entrenamiento l
co en- Miami Beach, Flo,id,1
dOnde Sc lie mand6 a Drew d n
de febrero de 1913.
Antes de ser reclutado VIM.
su esposa, que de soltera :.
maba Dolores Duran, en- p,
dale, California.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
DEFUNCIONES|

Murio aver en- un hospital Id
ell Sr. Victor Bencomo, de |
amos, vecino del 1903 de Ia DE-
ma avenida. lie sobreviven su Vi
da, Sra. Edelmira Bencomo; I
padres, esposos Nicolas Bencon|
dos hijas, tres hermanOs, cua1
hermanas Y otros familiares.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
Reunion De
Exploradore

La reunion del Distrito DeSoto,
de los Muchachos Exploradores,
Sc efectuara manana, tercer jue-
yes de mes. en- la Mission Presbi-
teriana de Ybor City.
Presidira ell Sr. Tom B. Casti-
glia. En~carecese la asistencia de
todos los miembros.
La gaceta., 1943-05-19
La Legislature
Alba
SENADo

Tom6 ell acuerdo de %prohibir
que ell superintendent de educa-
ci6n, Colin English, entire en- su
recinto por haber insultado y
agredido al senador Raymond
Sheldon. Afecta ell acuerdo a las
sesiones actuales, que finalizaran
en- JUNO.
Aprob6 ell proyecto de ley de
In camara concediendo un credito
de $4,000 para ell Concilio de
Avance Econ6mico, con residencia
en- Washington.
Derrot6, por 16 votos contra 13,
la ley Sheldon extendiendo la com
pensaci6n a las obreras que dejan
ell trabajo para dar a luz.
Fue aprobada una ley que auto
RIA a los comites ejecutivos de
los partidos politicos para nomi-
mar sus candidates a compromise
rios presidenciales.
Acept6 ell comite de hacienda,
por 8 votos contra a, ell impuesto
a los cigarrillos.
CAMARA
Aprob6 y paso al Senado un
proyecto de ley que restrinje la
venta de licores despu6s de la me-
dia noche y en- domingo.
Decide concurrir con ell senado
en- ell prOgrama para que soldados
y marineros establezcan su hogan
en- la Florida despues de la que
ira.
Recibido un proyecto, firmado
pOr AZ miembros, que senala pen
stones de $50 mnsuales para ayu-
da a los %viejos.
FL comite de reglas decide
abrirle canine, hoy, al proyecto
de ley que coloca las companies
de gas y "utilidades publicas" ba-
jo las rglas de la comisi6n de fe-
rrocarriles del estado.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-20
KAS KA RAS0
(Spaudoje Pasidairius)
Raso Vyt. Sirvydas.
Lietuviskas Uzsispyrimas

Kas galejo tiketis Los An
geles mieste isdygstant Lietu-
viska parapija? Ten 1910 me-
tu Americas valdiskas gwen
toju suraSas terado 1853 Lie
tuvoje gimusius (kuriu dalis
gall butt zydai, Rusai, Len
kali. Taciau parapija jau tik-
rove, pasiekta kietu Lietuvis-
ku uzsispyrimu ir pasitikeji-
mu savo idealais. Kaip graziai
kitatautis Vyskupas Cantwell,
Pranciskietems seselems ten
vienuolyna ir koplytele Sven
tindamas, pasake: "Per konti-
nentus ir per didelius vande-
MUS, per tyrus ir per zaliuo-
jancius laukus, per klonius ir
kalnus vaziavo jau senas Lie
tuvis kunigas jieskodamas sa-
vo zmoniu". Tas kunigas tai
daugiau Is metu amziaus tu-
ris pralotas Macijauskas. Jis
Los Angeles mieste ikure pa
rapija, isitaise baznytele, ir
suorganizavo mokyklale.
Lietuvis kietas ir pasiryzes.
stai kodel smarkiai klesti vii
tbs kad Lietuva vel bus laisva,
mes Lietuvis nenurims Xxi ne
gaus laisves. Jis gaus Lietu-
va, gaus Vilniu, gaus Klaipe-
da, mes "eis per kontinentus ir
didelius vandenius, per klonius
ir aukstus kalnus" Xxi to pa
sieks!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-20
Musu Inteligentu
MOkslO Darbai

Detroito Universitete kurj
laika profesoriaves Kun. E.
Montvilas dabar mokytojauja
West Baden Kolegijoi, India
ma valstijoje, ir raso mokslo
darba daktarato laipsniui igy-
ii. Tema pasirinko Lietuvos
santikius su Sv. Sostu - tema,
reiskia, Lietuviska.
Ia proga tenka atsiminti
kad CANA didokas buris musu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-20

|inteligentu, mokslo laipsniams
isigyti, yra parases darby Lie
tuviskomis temomis.
Vienas didziausiu veikalu tai
Pr. Galinio, "The Influence Of
the Baltic Languages on the
German Language in East
Prussia, uz kuri Harvard U
niversitetas suteike jam Filo-
sofijos Daktaro laipsni. Tai
vienas keturiu veikalu, pava-
dintu Honorary. Bet Sis vel
kalas .knygoje neisleistas, tik
du jo nuorasai gull Harvard
knygyne, disertaciju skyriuje,
Cambridge, Mass.
Kun. Pr. Morkunas, Katali-1
ku Universitete, 1911 metals
ruose daktarato laipsniui dar-
ba vardu "Amerikos Lietuviu
Vaidmuo Nepriklausomai Lie
tuvai atstatyti, 1914-1918 me-
tu Laipotarpiu". Neteko gir-
deti kas su siuo darbu nutiko,
bet tema, aisku, Amerikos Lie
tuviams idomi ir svarbi.
Nera abejojimo, taip pasau-
lionys, taip musu jauni dvasi-
ninkai parase jau didoka skai-
ciu mokslo darbu. Bet kas
juos Zinc, kas rupinasi ju at
spausdinimu? Pats idomu mo-
kslo darba (Angliskai apie
DIX Vytauta) parases Kun.
DR.. Koncius, gala, sia krypti
neapibudino nesenai isejusioje,
jo redaguotoje knygoje "Ame-
rikos Lietuviu Kataliku OAR
bai''. Cali butt, cia gera tema
"Disertacijai apie Amerikos
Lietuviu Disertacijas"?
GINCAMS apie Lietuviu ben
dradarbiavimu su Lenkais mu-
sQ spaudoje einant, idomu pri-
siminti naujos Lenku vyriau-
sybes Londone galvos, premje-
70 Mikolajczyko atsaka j spau-
dos atstovu klausima, car ju-
su valdzia planuoja, arba nu-
nato Pabaltijo valstybiq atku-
rima?" Lenku premjeras at
sisake ] tai duoti aisku ir tvir-
Ia atsaka, tik pareiske: "Siuo
laiku butu sunku ka nors tik-
70 sakyti, kad neduoti Vokie-
:iams propaganda medegos.
Bet galiu sakyti, jocks Lenkas
nera besaliskas bile kurio kra-
Sto siekimui nepriklausomy-
oes".
Sic zodziai tik margas ME
lutis prizes tai ka Jogailos di-
lastija ir Pilsudskis Lenkijai
lave. Su Lenkais bendradar-
)iauti nori Lietuviai turf tel
les stpresniu nuomoniu is ju
7adu laukti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-20
Tx ATMINIMAS
(Margalis)

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Skurdus atminimas giedriu valandu -
Krutinen ko brukates neuzprasyti
Ir didinat skaitliu Strides pazaidu?
Atstokit!. ..Tegu uzsimirsta kas buvo:
Tegu ateigoje pasakes rupestis!
Juk jau vakarykste kaip dumai prazuvo,
Tebuk tat tvarki ateitis!
Atstokit!. .... JUS sirdziai peiliai!
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Nezudomas vergas kalcios,
Bet. jaunas, prislegtas skriaudos.