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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
The W ashington
Merry Go Round
BY DREW PEARSON
ct. Col. Robert 8. Allen now on active
service with the ARMY

WASHINGTON = AFL president
william Green has had plenty
rough sailing in attempting to ar
range labor support for several
isolationists, among them Rep
Stephen Day of Illinois and RooSe-
yelt-hating Senator Pat McCarrar
of Nevada.
Best example of Green's difficult
ties came a few weeks ago, when
he sent an organizer to Reno to
arrange an AFL endorsement fol
McCarran. The AFL organizer
made an imprisoned speech to a
labor gathering, telling them what
a friend of labor McCarran was. AT
the end, the audience booed, told
him the AFL would not support
McCarran under any circumstances
Replied the organizer:
1--WE been working for the A. F.
of L. thirty years and this is the
worst treatment I've ever received
from a union crowd"
This only led to more boos. A
spokesman for local labor leaders
then jumped up and shouted at
,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
TOWNSEND CLUB IS
ADDRESSED BY BOOTH

j. E. Booth, formerly organizer for
the Townsend movement in Iowa
was the main speaker at the meet
ing of the Juneau Townsend Club
last night. He gave an interesting
review on the formation. purposes
and progress and what was being
accomplished. Mr.. Booths home is
in Chicago. He has been employed
on defense projects in the Aleu-
tians, and was in Dutch Harbor
when it was bombed. He was intro
duced by President G. E. Almquist.
c. T. Fulkerson was welcomed
home from trip to Portland and
Salem, Oregon. In the Oregon
metropolis he attended a mammoth
Townsend rally at which over $1,000
were raised, and the principal
speakers were DR.. Francis E. Town
send, founder and chief promoter
of the Townsend plan and j. Church,
CLIO organizer from Arizona.
Oscar Jensen, who has long been
active in the Townsend movement,
and who has been building a school
house in Hoonah, spoke of the
devastation caused there by the re-
cent disastrous fire.
Mrs Beatrice Rosness, Secretary,
gave an encouraging report ON the
membership and financial status of
the local unit of the organization.
Dancing followed the business
meeting with music furnished by
E. M. Mcintyre, violinist; Mrs. David
Miner, pianist, and Carl c. Collen,
drummer
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
ENROLMENT JUNEAU
PUBLIC SCHOOLS ST

Enrolment at the Juneau Public
Schools has been completed an
nounces superintendent A. B.
Phillips. Total enrolment for both
grade and high schools remains at
yesterdays figures, 627, of which
1854 are high school students.
The superintendent also an
nounced that the high school will
not offer it's home economics course
this year as only one student sign
ed up for the course. However,
Miss Grant, the instructor, will con-
tinue teaching the grade school
course.
Most of the classes are in session
today and this afternoon textbooks
were given to the students.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
READ This

All Juneauites can now give one
big "Hurrah."
That entrance to the Federal
Building on Seward street, which
has been closed at $50 o'clock
every afternoon, is going to be kept
open now from 6 a. m. to midnight.
The entrance was closed when 1t
was thought the Japs were going
to invade Alaska, as a war emer-
gency.
There has been more cussing on
the $50 o'clock closing order than
over anything else connected with
the present war except the beast
ly censorship. Persons with boxes
in the post office have walked one
block to their box, then back again
to the front entrance ON block.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
pAR0(HIAL SCHOOL
OPENED YESTERDAY

st. AIMS Parochial School opened
its doors yesterday to welcome old
and new pupils. The enrolment
showed a marked increase over the
first day of school last year. All
the grades including a kindergarten
are in operation and the students
of grade eight are prepared to
take the Territorial examinations in
May.
Singing, art, sewing, shop and
physical education are taught to all
the pupils.
The staff includes Sister Mary
Ethelbert, Principal; Sister Mary
Marcellus and Sister Mary Ethel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
DELTA CHAPTER OF
BETA SIGMA PHI
BEGINS MEETINGS

Mrs. A.. E. Glover was installed
last evening as the new social spon-
sor of Delta Chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi, in its first regularly scheduled
fall meeting. The sorority met in
the apartment of Miss Louis Bean
in the Baranof Hotel.
Fall rushing is scheduled to open
next Tuesday, when a preliminary
party for a group of suggested girls
will be held in the home of Mrs.
L. M. Dunlap, chapter president.
Mrs Frederick Paul, chairman OF
membership, is in charge of the
affair Invitations will be mailed
this week
Installation OF Mrs Glover and
of Mrs. Willard Carnes, who takes
over the position of recording sec
Rotary, opened the meeting. Mrs.
Dunlap presided over the business
session and the latter half of the
evening was devoted to the pro-
gram.
A study of speech is being taken
up by the members for this fall
and Mrs. Dunlap gave the prelim-
mary talk on the origin of speech
and growth of the English Ian
guage. Future programs will give
each girl opportunity to practice
giving speeches. All programs for
the year are to be woven around
the subject u art in the home, and
practice speeches will deal with this
subject.
Mrs. Earl McGinty led the dis
cussion period.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
TERRITORIAL GUARD
WILL MEET THURSDAY

The Juneau Unit of the Alaska
Territorial Guard will meet at the
small bore range in the A. B. Hall
on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
All men are to report in coveralls
and leggings and are to be equipped
with their Springfield rifles. am
munition belts and helmets.
The program for the meeting Will
consist OF summary of the sum-
mer's shooting program; also dis
cussion of fall and winter program
and good snappy drill session.
Roll call will also be taken at this
meeting and all members are re-
quested to be present.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
Governor Wants Indians,
Eskimos in Legislature

two years, he said.
The President made a visit to the
island early in August, expressing
the hope that many young men in
the armed forces would come North
as pioneer home seekers after the
war. There lis no question but that
Alaska would be on important world
air routes" the Governor said, and
added, that tourist travel would be
the biggest bet" for immediate
growth.
At the end of the war the Gov
ernor expressed hope that the In
dams and Eskimos would participate
increasingly in the Territorial cleo
tions, They could have worthy rep
resentatives in the Legislature.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
BENNINGTON FANS
GET TREAT FRIDAY

Badminton fans and players are
to be favored Friday evening at
the High School Auditorium with
an exhibition of Badminton by the
Washington State Champion, Miss
Juanita Stern. Miss Stern won the
title last winter from a stiff field
of competition, SO players should
be able to pick up valuable points
on the game from her play.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
SON OF 0pA HEAD
MISSING, FRANCE

The son of James P. Davis, Re-
gional Administrator of the OPA, is
missing in action over France, his
father has been informed.
Mr.. Davis was recently in Juneau
from Washington, D. c., on tour
of Southeast Alaska. While here, he
was guest speaker at the Chamber
of Commerce luncheon and made
many friends among the towns
people. He has two other sons, both
of whom are in the service.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
LATE WAR
BULLETINS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has appealed
to Russia for an armistice. This
was a few hours after Russia de-
clared war on Bulgaria.
TOKYO-One Jap Vice Admiral
and five Rear Admirals were killed
recently in enemy action in the
command area of Yokosuka Naval
Station, IL miles southwest of Yoko-
hama.
ROME-French forces chasing the
Germans in Southern France are be-
lieved approaching Dion, ancient
capital Of Burgundy.
LONDON - The Paris radio says
Canadian forces are hopping up the
Channel coast and have penetrated
Calais.
LONDON-The Paris radio says
the British advance forces are in
sight of Rotterdam.
LONDON German garrison
at Fort LIE Havre underwent last
night 1,000-ton bomb attack by
Lancasters.
LONDON - The British Second
Army is somewhere in The Neither
lands but where nor to what depth
is not given.
LONDON-The U. s. First Army
is reported to have liberated the
fortified city of Namur in Belgium.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
CLIFF MASON RETURNS

Cliff Mason has returned to town
after spending the summer months
on the fishing banks with his boat
the North Star. He will be employed
during the winter months as a
crane operator for the Army Trans
port Service at the Juneau SUPPORT.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
LEGION HEADS Will
SPEAK AT CHAMBER

Waino E. Hendrickson of Juneau
newly elected Department Com
mander of the American Legion
will speak at tomorrow's Chamber
of Commerce meeting and will out
line the Legion program for the
coming year.
Also asked to attend the noon
luncheon at the Baranof, Walter
Mickens of Anchorage, Past De-
partment Commander, will tell OF
the accomplishments of the organi-
zation during. the past two years.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
BUS DEPOT LUNCHROOM
is NOW IN NEW HANDS

The Bus Depot Lunchroom, re-
Gently purchased by Skipper Bord-
sen, has now been taken over by
Velma Tew and Alma Trucano. Mrs.
Bordsen has left for the States
where she will undergo medical
attention.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
BY NORMAN BELL

AN ALASKAN BASE, Sept. g.
Gov. Ernest Gruening predicted to-
day that the Territory of Alaska
would be admitted to statehood
within "a reasonable time" He made
the prediction after completing a
tour of the Aleutians which were
visited by President Roosevelt a
month ago.
Gruening remarked on the in
creased interest which has been
eyinced in the Territory since that
time and even before the Presidents
visit. However, there has been an
increasingly heavy number OF in
quiries, particularly during the past
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
BOYDS HERE FROM SITKA

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Boyd and four
children have arrived here from
Sitka, enroute to Tanacross where
Mrs. Boyd will teach at the Gov
eminent School. Mr.. Boyd will be
special assistant.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
AN. Le(omp Killed,
Richardson Highway

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Sept. g.
A. M. LeComp, about so, who re-
tired during the summer from the
Alaska Railroad, was killed in an
auto accident at Mile 33 on the
Richardson Highway, the U. S. Mar
shals office reports.
LeComp was killed instantly when
his auto collided head-on with a
loaded freight truck.
Z LeComp was enroute to Valdez to
90 South to make his home in
Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
IVERSON FAMILY BACK
FROM EXTENDED VISIT

Mrs. l.. E. Iverson, accompanied
by her son Eric and daughter
Trudy, has returned to her home
in Juneau after a months visit
in Santa Cruz. The family re-
joins Mr.. Iverson, who is with the
Forest Service here.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
BACK FROM EXCURSION

DR.. George Dale, Supervisor OF
Education for the Indian Office,
and Ralph Mize, also of the Indian
Bureau, have returned from field
trip to Excursion Inlet.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
JACK BURFORD LEAVES

Jack Burford, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Burford, has left by
steamer for Seattle. After short
visit there, he will return to Vic
toria and enter the Brentwood
School.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
KILLED IN ACTION

Bruce D. Juneau, great nephew
of Joe Juneau, co-founder of the
town of Juneau, was killed in &C
ton, June IL, in France, according
to information received here.
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8 OUT ALASKA LINES

Leaving Juneau yesterday for An
chorage, via Alaska Lines, were
the following persons: Norma Saxl,
J. w. Johnson, X. d. Ming, j. w.
Kehoe, Ensign Cook, 1t. MacIsaacs,
Cedric Davis and Sgt. Saunderson.
Mcdonald and Silver piloted the
ship.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
FAIRBANKS MEN HERE

Robert E. West and AL DeFlorien
of Fairbanks, are in town and guests
at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
ARRIVAL FROM HAINEs

Mrs. o. I. Louis, of Haines, is in
town and has registered at the
Gastineau
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-09-06
WEATHER REPORT
u. s. Weather Bureau

Temp. Tuesday, Sept. S.,
In Juneau: Maximum So,
minimum As; rainfall II.
At Airport: Maximum Sc,
minimum At: rainfall 50.
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(contwued on Page Four
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ir kodel jais nieko nebombar-
duoja Vokietijoje?
PETRAS KLIMAS
LIETUVOJE

LIEPOS 80, 1914. = Kaip
pranesa Lietuvos pozemio Il
niu saltinis, Petras Klimas, ~
mus Lietuvos politikas ir di-
plomatas, ilgametis Lietuvos
Igaliotas Ministras Prancuzi-
jai, atsirado Lietuvoje. Jisal
buvo Vokieciu Gestapo sum-
tas ir tula laika buvo dinges
be pedsako.
Pastaru laiku (Birzelio pra-
dzioje), sulyg pranesimo is
Lietuvos, P. Klimas esas atga-
bentas j Kauna, kur jis esas
giminiu priziurimas. 10 svei-
kata esanti palauzta; jis vi
sado buvo lieknas, o dabar ma
ziu kalejime netekes apie SO
sVaru sWoriO.
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DIDVYZIAI PRA-
GARSEJO

Niekas ir lis Lietuviu negir-
deJo, tik ka tos vietos apllnkl-
Mai kaimynai, Xxi sio karo Did
vyziu kaimo, ten kur tai Su-
valkijoje, bet sio karo metu
tas kaimelis pragarsejo ir zy-
mimas ant zemelaplu Amerikos
laikrasciuose, kaip vienas is
"svarbiQ punktu" kur bolsevi-
kai sumuse Vokiecius. 80.
Gal nespejome paskaityti
kurios nors zinios is Maskvos
tue laiku kai raudonosios ar
mijos Didvyzius uzeme = be
abejo Stalinas buvo isakes to
''svarbaus punkto" uzemimui
atzymeti Maskvoje is didziuju
kanuoliu kelis simtus sykiu is
Sauti.
Nuo Didvyziu, jeigu talp II
butu eje pirmyn, Rusai siadien
jau butu pasieke Berlina, ar
nors Karaliauciu. Bet kodel
tai ten pat, prie Didvyziu, We
liau prie Virbalio, SakiQ ap-
skrityje, pasimuse, bolsevikai
sustojo ir kitos jQ armijos te-
sia ia patti Volieciu nugaleji-
ma kitose fronto dalyse, kur
dar toll nuo Vokietijos sienos
Rusai, kodel tai, pri6je prie
Rytu Prusijos sienos, sustojo
Ar nebus tai tik zaidimas
Stalinui SUI Hitleriu susitarus
kaip jau Dirvoje buvo rasyta
VokieCiai rimtai kariauja
vakaru fronte, o rytuose nespe-
ia nuo Rusu begti, nors tik
kumelkomis raudonarnlie { q j
vaziuoja.
Stalinas gal but tik daugiau
ginklu is Amerikos vilioja, ro-
dydamas raudonuju narsuma
Vokieciu musimu. Kur Sovie-
tai deda tuos tukstancius lex
tuvu ka is Amerikos gauna,
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5fs 81. - = Vehfs - 3es1sts tsttNiassses
LIEPOS BULLETINS
OAR DIDESNIS

Lietuvos Pasiuntinybes Wa
shingtone leidziamas Angliska
kalba biuletenis, Current News
on the Lithuanian Situation,
Liepos menesio, isejo 20 laks-
tn, dar didesnis negu buvo plr-
mesnis numeris.
Sis Current News pirmame
puslapyje talpina Lietuvos ze-
melapi, .parodanti Lietuva ko-
kia il tikrumoje turetu butt,
ir kokia j buvo paskirais lai-
kotarpiais nuo pereito karo.
Shame numeryje telpa ellie
straipsniu padalintu i siuos
skirsnius:
1. Etniska Lietuva ir Cur
zono Linija.
2. Charakteringi Punktai is
Sovietu Priverstinu Rinkimu
Lietuvoje Liepos, 1910.
3. Lietuva vel Tapo Aktiviu
Karo Lauku.
A. Aidai is Vokieciq Okupuo-
tos Lietuvos.
5. Lietuviu Amerikieciu Ak
tiviskumai. !.
6. Paskiros Opinijos apie
Pabaltijo Valstybes.
Rasantiems Angliskuose lai-
krasciuose straipsnius ginan-
cius Lietuvos reikalus, Sic blu
leteniai yra labai naudingi.
-
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palankia prasme, turetu dau-
glausla progu patikrlnti Lie
tuvos neprlklausomybe. Prle
geros vallos ta koncepcija ne
sunku butu susidaryti. Lie
tuviskojo valstybingumo pa
grindai gludi Vasario 16-tos
dienos akte, visas nepriklau-
somybes laikotarpis terra to
valstybingumo evoliucija, kuri
ir faktinajai Lietuvos egzls-
tencijai zlugus tebesitesia dar
ir siadien ir kuri ryskeja 1914
metu Vasario 16 diena Vyriau-
sio Lietuvos Islaisvinimo Ko-
miteto paskelbtoje deklaraciJo-
je.
Deja, sta tiesa tesugebejo
suprasti tik dalis Amerikos
Lietuviu visuomenes. Kita da-
lis, prieS-tautinio ir pries-rell-
ginio Marksizmo uzkresta, sa-
vo jiegas palaidojo demagogi-
joje ir smulkiame partiniame
politikavime.
Man rodos, siadien katalikai
jau gall suvokti kokiQ vaisiu
dave ju pasidavimas Marksis-
tn itakai. Ju santikiavimo su
musu Rusiskaisiais socialistals
reiksme labai panasi j reiksme
"Kataliku komunistu sajun-
gos", apie kurios isikurima TIA
lijoje nesenai teko skaitytl
Drauge.
Nera abejones kad kaip 'Ka-
taliku komunistu So u n g 6"
kuria nesenai nusmerke 10
Sventenybe Popiezius, taip ly-
giai ir musu "Kataliku-sociali-
stu sajunga" yra nemoralus
dalykas ir tick valstybei, tick
baznyciai teturi griaunamosios
reiksmes. Yra aisku kad kol
tam tikra Americas Lietuviu
kataliku visuomenes dalis bus
u5angazuota toje savotiskoje
"Kataliku-socialistu saiungoJe"
tol il bus mirus idealiam Lie
tuvos atkurimo darbui. 0 Lie
tuva kaip tik vra reikalinga
visu gyvvbinguiu jiegu prisi-
kelimo. Tr reikia pasakyti kad
tas prisikelimas siadien pri-
klausO tik nuo geros valios, mes
nadaties zalin0umas jam kick
vienam aiSkus.
Kazys Rimvydis.
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RUSAI VILKDINA
LAIKA

Americas vyriausybe paslu-
lie susaukti sajungininkq susi-
rinkima aptarimui pokarines
taikos planu. Tas susirinki-
mas turejo prasideti pirmadie-
nj, RugpJucio Ia, taciau Mas
kva, laiko vilkinimui, pareiske
nora konferencija atideti Xxi
Rugpjucio Fl.
Laika vilkinant, Maskva tt
XII daugiau sau laimes, mes Jei
bolsevikai daugiau zemiQ uz-
inns, daugiau ju gales savin-
tbs.
Tarp keturiu didziuju sa-
jungininkiu valstybiu = Ang-
lijos, Amerikos, Kinijos ir Ru-
sijos - nera dar visai nieko
sutarta, nieko nedaryta polka
rines taikos klausimu, ir net
nera padaryta jokis susltarl-
mas apie karo paliaubas su Vo-
kietija, kuomet Vokieciai iskels
rankas.
Sovietai ir nenori jokio su-
| sitarimO skubinti. Ar lie tu-
ri slapta sutarti SUI Hitleriu
apie staigu susitaikyma tarpu-
savyje ar ne, bolsevikai nesi-
laikys nei tos sutarties jeigu
matys gall isiverzti Vokieti-
ja ir ineiti j Berlina..
Vokietijos okupavimas reika-
lauja susitarimo tarp sajungl-
ninku, bet Maskvai naudingiau
iseis jeigu raudonosios armi-
jos gales isibriauti Vokietijon
ir daug JOS okupuoti pirm ne
GU sajunginingai Vokietija pa
sieks. Karta bolsevikai Woke,
tijon isibriaus, jie diktuos sa-
vo sajungininkams okupacijos
salygas. Arba gall nei to ne
reikti: komunistine revoliucija
SUI Maskvos pagalba gall sluo-
ii visa Vokietija, ir Vokietija.
tapus sovietais, jau butu Sta
limo valdzioje.
Bolsevikai baiga okupuotl
Lietuva, Latvija, Estija, taip-
gi didele dalis Lenkijos raudo.
nuju rankose. Kan Maskva
dar su kuo kalbetis apie tu sa
lily pokarini likima jeigu Sta
limo sprendimu viskas jQ liki
mo atzvilgiu uzbaigta.
Nuo to kas okupuos Woke
tia priklausys visu Balkanl
ir rytu. lei centralineS Europe
likimaS.
Komunistu organas Pravd
iau skelbia. kad Berlina priva
10 uzimti raudonoji armija, su
laikymui Vokietijos nuo karia
Vino ateityje. -.
KAHN kas palaikys Sovietu
nuo kariavimo ateityje prie
Anglia ir Amerika, jeigu ds
bar taip lengvai leis bolsevi
: kams viska uzvaldyti.
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LIETUVIV Tautinis Komi-
tetas buvo isisteiges Gardino
srityje, lake Vokieciu okupa-
cijos, kuris savo veikimu ap-
eme Druskininkus, Marcinko-
mis-, Pariece ir Balstoge. Ko-
miteto pirmininkas paduodama
vardu V. Kurkonis. Jie, rem
gesi net leisti savo laikraSti.
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PATARIA SUsITAR-
I'll TARP SAVES

Maskva pranesa kaip Sta
linas kalbedamas su LenkQ at
stovais is Londono, premjerui
Mikolajczykui pasake jog Len
kai turi patys tarp saves su-
sitarti, tik tada bus galima
svarstyti Lenkijos-SovietQ sam
tikiai.
Kitaip sakant, Amerikos ir
Anglijos nepalaikoma Lenku
vyriausybe in exile, buvo .nu-
stumta pas Stalina j Maskva.
Stalinas atvykusius pas j Len
kus siuncia pas savo remiama
ir palaikoma "Lenku Tautinl
Laisvinimo Komiteta". Tam
komitetui Londono Lenkai tu-
ri nusilenkti, tik tada su juo
susitaikys. Is to komiteto, ku-
ri Maskva sutvere Lenkijai
valdyti, tautiniai Lenkai nieko
nepelnys.
Jeigu Mikolajczyk susitartll
@u tue komitetu, greiciausia is
Stalino gautu Vilniu ir Vii
niaus krasta, neziurint Lietu-
visku bolseviku skelbimo buk
"Vilnius animal pasiliks Lie
tuviu", kaip Stalinas sakas.
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VHNTAUS GYVENTOJU
SKAICIUS ZYMIAI
SUMAZEJO

VlLNIAUS kataliku tryli-
koje baznyciu po Vokieciais
buvo laikoma pamaldos Lietu-
viskai. Sulyg tam tikru pra-
nesimQ, synet Vilniuje gyve-
no $4,000 LietuviQ.
Sulyg Vokieciu ziniu, 1912
m. Vilniuje buvo viso 160,005
gyventojai, is ju 25,507 zydai.
1943 m. gyventoju skai5ius
paduota 144,328; 1914 metals
49, gyventojai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11

IFStI hCt NuNo 1ASoSAoScet, IL oP
sunkiname kelia savoms Wy
riausybems po sio karo gryzti
j savo sail.
stai kodel bolsevikai isvieno
su Grigaiciu neige tick Lietu-
vos 1888 metu konstitucija,
tick dabar neigia Lenkijos
1885 m. konstitucija. Juk yra
aisku kad, jei minetos konsti-
tucijos neteisetos tai ir ju val
dzios neteisetos. Todel, pasa-
lindami neteisetas valdzias il
panaikindami neteisetas kons-
titucijas, bolsevikai skelbiasi
nieko neteiseto nedara. Prize
singai, jie atstata teise, gryz-
ta demokratines konstituci-
jas ir remia demokratines val
dzias!
81 trumpa analyze aiskiai
parodo j keno maluna Grigai-
tbs vandeni varo: bolsevikQ.
Tat kokia nauda is to kad Gri-
gaitis pasikolioja su Bimba,
SUI Mizara ar su kuriuo kitu
bolseviku agentu, jei pasklau
savo neprotingais ar blogos
valios irodymais pats bolsevi-
kiska darba atlieka. Laikas
nors dabar butQ patriotiskal
Lietuviu visuomenei nuo Gri-
gaicio ir jo klikos atsiriboti,
kad pagaliau nors ir paveluo-
tai galetQ butt pradetas vie
ningas kuriamasis darbas.
194O-1944 metQ laikotarpis,
kaip buvo pereitame Dirvos
numeryje aiskiai parodyta, di-
dzia dalimi del Grigaicio prizes
Lietuvos interesus nukreiptos
veiklos, yra NUNS zuves.
Lenku padetis, nors ir bega-
10 sunki, Wis delto siadien dar
tebera zymiai geresn5 negu
Lietuviu. il yra geresne ne
tick todel kad Lenkai turi So
vo vyriausyke in exile, o mes
JOS neturime, kick .todel kad
Lenku tauta yra zymiai skait-
lingesne uz LietuviQ. Sis ka-
ras virto uzimtujq tautu zu-
dymu, ir tautos skaitlingumas
yra vienas svarbiausiu tautos
islikimo faktoriQ. zinoma, jei
bolseviku galutinai isiSeiminin-
kautu Europoje ar jos dalyje,
visu bolseviku uzimtu tautu IL
kimas ilgainiui butu vienodas
beribeje Rusijos erdveje len
gviausia gall sutilpti keli Sim
tai milijonu zmoniQ. Mes bet
gi tikime kad bolsevizmo siau-
tejimas Europoje tebus laiki.
mis-, il todel mes galinae tike-
tbs kad geresnio rytojaus susi-
lauks ir iskankinta Lietuviu
tauta. Bet sykiu su tue atsi-
randa NUNS -ir pareiga ruostis
tam geresniam rytojui, kac
kad kartais mes nepraleistume
pasitaikiusios n ep riklausomy
bes progos.
Visu pirma mes turime su
sidaryti Lietuviska valstybinf
koncepcija, kuri, tarptautine
konjunkturai pakrypus mum:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-11

sATMINTIS pas zmogu ge-
riausia veikia tarp II ir IA
metQ amziaus, skelbia vienas
zymus lLondono daktaras.