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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
de GAULLE IRKED.
BY PROCLAMATION.

LONDON, June 10 In Recent
Allied proclamations to the French
people were criticized today by
Gen. Charles De Gaulle as SEEM
ing ito announce a sort of as
sumption of power by the Allied
military command in France"
'This situation is obviously not
acceptable for US and it could pro-
woke in France incidents which it
seems to us must be avoided" the
leader of the French committee of
National Liberation, said in an in
terview.
De Gaulle also criticized the is
suing of "so-called French cur
rency without any agreement and
without any guarantee from the
French authority, and said it "can
only lead to serious complications. -
Eat the moment when the battle
is being joined on French SOIL
de Gaulle added, ''the French
government is eager in the common
interest to see an end to such con-
fusion and Infringement
De Gaulle, who made the state.
declared that France lis waging
war like her Allies in full sovereig-
nty'' and intended tomorrow te
make the peace also in full sover'
eighty"
During the interview de Gaulle
said he would be ''honored - tt
visit. President Roosevelt, who has
issued him an invitation to come
to Washington, and talk over with
the President problems of com.
mon interest to the United States
and France"
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
PRO GRID TEAMS
TRANSACT SWAP

BROOKLYN, June 10. -(P)-The
Brooklyn Tigers of the National
Football League announced today
they had traded Halfbacks Merlyn
Condit and Howard Callinan and
Tackle Joe Ungerer to the Washing
ton REDSKINS for backs Ray Hare,
Courtney Red" Driscon and Cen
ter George Smith.
Hare, who attended Gonzaga Uni
versity, has been Washington reg
ular for the last four years. Smith
played for the University of Cali
fornia before entering the profess
sional ranks in 1910 with the Los
Angeles Mustangs. Driscoll. now
pitching for the Richmond Colts in
the Piedmont Baseball League, is
a newcomer to the National Lea
que. He starred at Marshall Col
lege, Huntington, w. Va.
Condit, former Carnegie Tech
star, joined the Tigers in 1941 and
has been an outstanding back in
the professional game. Ungerer and
Callinan are newcomers, the lat.
ter having been drafted by the
Tigers at the recent meeting in
Philadelphia. Ungerer played at
Fordham under Jim Crowley and
now has war job in Baltimore.
Washington is the westernmost
state in the 11nion
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
Obituaries
MRS. sALLIE B. ADAMS

Funeral services for Mrs. Sallie
B. Adams, a. will be conducted
from Harrels funeral home tomor-
row afternoon at 4 o'clock by the
Rev. Earle L. Bradley. Burial will
be in the Southport cemetery.
Mrs. Adams died Friday night
at the home Of her niece, Mrs. G..
c. Fitzpatrick. 416 Walnut street,
after a lingering illness.
Pallbearers will be Eugene Bull
lard, E. E. Dye, R. J. Holiday,
Kemp Sherman. Lloyd Dunn and
L. L. Wright.
Surviving are a sister. Mrs. Min
ME Sallee of Palestine. Texas, and
Mrs. Kirkpatrick.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
SOLDIERS WIVES
Get MEDICAL AID

Several wives Of service men in
Onslow and Fender counties have
awaited themselves Of the State ard
Federal plan to aid with baby de
livery expenses, it was reported
yesterday by the Onslow-Pender
District Health department.
DR.. H. W. Stevens, district health
officer, said that the department,
in cooperating with the State Board
Of Health, can authorize payment
for expenses of any wife of a ger
vice man in the seventh, sixth, fifth
or fourth pay grades. The aid to
future mothers was appropriated
by Congress last year.
Payment is made to the Onslow
County hospital and all practicing
physicians by the State and Federal
government.
Wives of eligible service men
are urged to visit their family ply
sicians at an early date and fill out
the application for uthoiztion of
pyment. These applictions are
obtainable from any local Health
Department and most physicians
have supply on hand.
Dr. Stevens said that applica
ton early in the course of pre-
gnancy for disqualification and de
livery payment is a wise procedure,
as authorization must occur before
the delivery. Many mothers pro
crastinate and wait until the last
minute before applying for aid.
These mothers subsequently are
too late in applying and must bear
the expenses themselves.
The application for maternity aid
is simple to fill out - consisting
only of the name of the husband in
service, address, rank and serial
number. The serial number is a
most important item to have on
the application.
So far, DR.. Stevens said, most of
our local physicians use the Ma
ternity Aid plan as they realize
that many of the lowpay grades of
service men cnnot afford a large
medicl expense. The Onslow
County Hospital of Jacksonville
and the James Walker Hospital of
Wilmington participate in Federal
Aid to the eligible service mems
wives, giving free disqualification
for their delivery and receiving
payment from the Federal govern
ment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
CAROL HUMPHREYS
BEGINS WORK HERE

Miss Carol Leigh HUMPHREYS, of
Woodsdale will begin her duties
today at the Temple Baptist church
as educational director for the
summer, the Rev. J. Roy Clifford,
pastor, announced yesterday.
The new leader was graduated
this spring from East Carolina
Teachers College, Greenville. Dur
ing her senior year she was chos-
en- college marshal and was elect
ed president of the Baptist Student
Union and vice president of the
Inter-faith Council. She is listed in
who's Who Among Students in
American Universities and Colleg-
es.o
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
FARMER is FREED
OF MURDER COUNT

LAURINBURG, June 10 R -
Alfred Lengley, wealthy farmer
charged with murder in connec-
ton with the Staying of Cora John
son, was acquitted tonight at the
end of week-long trial, at a
special term of Scotland Superior
court.
The jury, drawn from Robson
county in change of venue de-
liberated less than an hour after
Judge HUI b ert concluded his
charge.
The state had charged Langley
killed Mrs. johnson, wife of a dis
abled seaman, last Thanksgiving
night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
MRS. CATHERINE M. SHEEHAN'

Requiem high Mass for Mrs.
Catherine M. Sheehan, will be
sung Monday morning at 1920 o.
clock from St. Mary's church, by
the Rev. James H. Tevlin. Inter-
ment will follow in Oakdale ceme-
terry. ...
Honorary pallbearers will be:
DR.. D. R. Murchison, DR.. j.. F.
Robertson, Walker Taylor, J. ].
Allen, J. E. Hearn, J. F. Powell,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
1IINI FAVORED
IN TRACK MEET

YANKEE, June 10 III
w. :, favored to win the 23rd
l-D ';ons1 Collegiate Athletic AS
N'u .l+ior Track and Field cham
s''l IN meet qualified today for
plVD .,oces in tonight's finals, but
fell ~ Claude Buddy Young,
Us .orpd to be IN for trouble.
'P I}s,,ns shooting for titles in .ne
io o,d 22O yard dashes, low hurd-
j" a and broad jump, was in the
les d t;nals of each event, but
ne narformances Of Ralph Tyler
t,s ob Ii estate in the broad jump,
d VII. o Fisher of Miami Unlver-
HalV'G oxford, O., in the hurdles,
s " I'd Conwell of New York u,
ANA ala Champion, in the 22o yard
l J,sh indicated Young would have
work to do.
'g Trler topped the broad jump
..ajfiers with % feet, 3 7-8 inches,
= sl" % feet. 9 IL for the Illinois
and Fisher won his heats in
S sa' bigh and low hurdles in i'm
a wv style. Young won a heat
= t' tbe 900 yard event in 22.s-
y, and landed third in his
s s Of the low hurdles.
~ Illinois dominated the trails by a
.idp margin. Northwestern follow
" the Illini with three qualifying
s.ces. Purdue, Morgan State Col
isop of Baltimore, and Miami Uni
rsrstiv had two each and Fresno,
ralif,) State, Boston College, New
vork University, Ohio State, Utah,
rsrtral Michigan, Western Michi-
esn Iowa State, Illinois Tech,
onerlin and Michigan, had one
each,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
ASSIGNED

Lester A. Kirkendall has been
Lester A. Kirkwndall has been
assigne das senior specialist of
health education in the U. S. Of
flee of education, the Federal Sc
curity Agency announced today.
DIR. Kirkendau will serve schools,
colleges, other training institu-
tons, workshops and organizations
devoted to educating American
youth, FSA said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
CONNECTION POSTPONED

The New Hanover singing
convention, usually conducted
each third Sunday of the
month, will be postponed this
month, in order that members
might attend the Eastern North
Carolina singing convention
held in G0ldsbOrO next Sunday.
The July meeting will convene
ut the Eighth street Free Will
Baptist church.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
REGISTRATION

Registration for summer ad-
ult commercial classes in
shorthand, tipping and office
machine will be held in the
Isaac Bear school lobby from
9 to IL o'clock Friday morning.
Classes for which there is =
sufficient demand will meet two
hours = day for 10 weeks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11

j. E. Shannon. F. P. o'Crowley.
E. j. Gordon, w. w. Storm, J. J.
Reeze. Active pallbearers will be:
Paul Baschon, Paul Bergen, John
M. Bremen. D. A. Lockfaw, Allen
Westerman, Robert LeGwin.
Recitation of the Rosary will be
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
SEES GREATER COST

TEXARANA, Tex, June 10.-(P)
-Texarkana, which will spear
head the opening of the Fifth War
Loan drive Monday, was told by
Secretary of the Treasury Henry
Morgenthau, Jr., tonight that the
war in 1914 will cost more than
it did last year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
ACCIDENT

A truck driven by Eddie
Nixon, Negro, of ia South 10th
street, crashed into a parkeN
truck owned by the Eastern
Distribution company yesterday
on Orange street. According to
police report filed by Officer
]. H. Carter, the truck driven
by Nixon, which is owned by
Frank Fales, fish dealer, was
travelling east on Orange when
the motor cut off, causing 1t
to roll backward and strike
the parked vehicle. "t-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
HELP BLOOD FUND

Proceeds amounting to $512.-
rs have been forwarded to the
American Red Cross blood
plasma fund regional director
in Atlanta, Ca, by the South
ern Bell Telephone -Women's
club, it was disclosed yester-
day. The money was profits
from the bazaar held May 10
and 20 at Todd Furniture COM
pany. The club also expressed
its appreciation to the public
for responding to the cause.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
MEETING

Final meeting of the summer
for the Travellers Aid Society
will be held Tuesday afternoon
at 4:45 o'clock in the Tide Wa
ter assembly room. Julia E.
Yopp, executive secretary, re-
ported yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
RETURNS TO DUTY

Mrs. J, M. Fales, of 622 Cald-
well Avenue, has received word
from the War Department
that. her son, Pfc. Johnnie M.
Fales, has returned to duty af-
ter being wounded in action in
Italy. Private Fales has been
overseas since January.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus H. Leon
ard, Jr., of Wilmington' an
nounce the birth Of daugh-
ter, Frances Ellen, on May ~
at the Marion Sprunt annex.
Mrs. Leonard is the former
Miss Louise Alphin, of Dunn
and Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
ARRESTED

william j. Jones, Negro, was
arrested yesterday by Officer
G. r. Peterson for operating a
truck while under the influ-
ence of intoxicants. He was
held in Jail in lieu of $3.50 bond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
City Briefs
MEETING

Victory Bellies of the Second
and Orange USO will hold a
business meeting tomorrow
night at 1880 o'clock, it was an
nounced yesterday by Mrs. w.
]. Kelly, secretary of the group.
Wilbur r. Dosher, chairman of
the USO council will make a
short talk. Refreshments will
be served and open house held
in the club. Ali members are
urged to be present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11

John Adams was appointed first
minister to England from the
United States in 1875.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11
WILL PRESENT. LECTURE

The Rev. Wade C. Smith,
DID,, will present an illustrat-
ed lecture at Myrtle Grove
Presbyterian chapel this af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11

Mineral deposits taken from
uontana since 1865 have been val
ned at $4,000, 000,0
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11

Beer is still brewed for its stu
dents by Queens College, Oxford
University, England.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11

held Sunday night at 8 o'clock
from the late residence, 500 Chest
nut street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11

Washington is the westernmost
state in the union.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11

It did last year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-11

When you purchase wearing
apparel from our catalogs, If
you so desire, we'll take your
individual measurements to
assure neat, comfortable fit.
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ESTAI KARIAUS

Is Stockholmo ateina prane-
Sinai pirmiausia apie Estu pa
siryzima kariauti prizes oku-
pantus Rusus, dabar kai boil
seviku arnijos verziasi uzimti
Estija, Latvija, Lietuva.
Estai patriotai paskelbe ka-
riausia prizes Rusus ir Vokie-
cius, mes jiems geriau mirti ko-
vojant uz tokia liuosybe ir ne
priklausomyLe kokia turejo
nuo 1918 Xxi 1889 metu, negu
patekti naujon bolseviku ver-
gijon.
Estai, kaip Latviai il Lietu-
vial, zinc kad tai bus bergz-
dzias karas, taciau ju neapi-
kanta Vokieciams ir baime Ru-
su vercia prie to. Jle savo at
kaklia kova ir~ mirtimi paro-
dys savo meile il troskima ne
priklausorny
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jai ir kuri Amerikos, Anglijos
Gel kitu United Nations yra
kaip toKla prlpaAlnta. Betgl
tue tarpu bolsevlkai car mega
Ii Lenkijai primesti kokios
nors savos bolsevikiskos kon-
stitucijos, nes sitai reikstu
aisku smurto akta. Todel jie
iskasa 1921 metu konstituciJa
ir paskelbta kad tik il viena
yra teiseta. JOS dabar ir lai-
kysiantisi bolsevikiskoji Len
kijos Tautine Taryba Xxi bus
isrinktas naujas Lenkijos stei-
giamasis seimas, kuris gale
sias priimti nauja konstituci-
ia. Koks bus tas naujas isrin-
gtas Lenkijos steigiamasis sci
mas ir kokia bus naujoji Len
kijos konstitucija daug aiskin-
tt netenka. tick seimas. tick
kcnstitucija bus raudoni.
Jei zvilgteresime dabar
musu tarybininkus tai tuojau
pamatysime kad ju laikymasis
welcomes Prezidento Smetonos
ir Lietuvos 1888 metu konsti.
tucijos atzvilgiu stebetinai pa
nasus bolseviku laikymuis
Lenkijos 1885 metu konstitu.
cijos if Lenkijos vyriausyb6s
in exile atzvilgiu. Kaip boise.
kai nepripazysta 1886 metz
Lenkijos konstitucijos, taiI
musu tarybininkai saukte sau.
ke kad Lietuvos 1888 m. kon-
stitucija yra neteiseta, vie
nintele teiseta tesantis 1922
metals Steigiamojo. Seimo pri-
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Bolsevikp sukurta "Lenkiios
Tautine laryba', prisiimdama
Lenkijos parliamento role, Iie-
pos "a d. paskyre "Lenkijos
Tautini Vadavimo Komiteta" !,
kuris nuo siol Maskvos bus iai-
komas laikine Lenkijos vyriau-
sybe. BolsevikiSka "Lenkijos
Tautine Taryba-' ia proga pa
reiske kad "Lenkijos Tautinis
Vadavimo Komitetas" yra pa
skirtas atitinkamai Lenkijos
1921 metu Geguzes II dienos
konstitucijai ir kad Lenkijos
vyriausybe in exile Londone,
kaip pagrysta "neteiseta, fa-
sistiska 1885 metu konstitu-
cija", Maskvos akyse nebeat-
stovauja Lenkijos.
Nesigilinsime cia pakarto-
TIM bolseviku begediSkuma,
kurs yra susietas SUI ia par
liamentarine ir vyriausybine
komedija, ir nenagrin5sime is
to bolSeviku zygio isplaukian-
ciu teisiniai-politiniu padari-
niu, 0 pasitenkinsime panagri-
neje kai kuriuos to zygio- ypa-
tumus.
Pirmu pirlniausia, bolsevikai
staiga nutare nebepripazinti
"Lenkijos fasisti$kos 1885 me-
tu konstitucijos". Mat, jei jie
ir toliau butQ pripazine ta kon-
stitucija jie nebutV gal6je ne
pripazinti Lenkijos vyriausy-
hes in exile. kuri sudaryta kaip
tik atitinkamai bol$eviku pa
neigtai 1885 metQ konstituci-
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su sroviq; taigi ir cia nera ko
oziauti, tuo labiau kad tarybi-
ninkai visuomet reklamavosi
pripazysta Lietuviu tautos va
lia. Tat ir' jiems siadien ne
lieka nieko kito kaip tik pri-
sipazinus prie savo ankstyves-
niu klaidu ir priemus demesin
naujuosius ivykius, pripazinti
Lietuvos valstybes kontinuite-
ta ir, juo REMNANTS, siekti Lie
tuvos vyriausybes sukurimo.
Nors A. Smetonos mirtis ir
buvo netiketa, ana pasaull
jis nenuejo tinkamai nepasiru-
pines Lietuvos reikalais. Jis
yra paskyres Ministra Pirmi-
ninka (ne Merki, mes buvo nu-
matyta kad pastarasis negales
laisvai savo pareigQ eiti), kurs
dabar ir yra teisetas A. Sme-
tonos ipedinis ir Lietuvos kon-
tinuitetO reiskejas. Lietuvos
diplomatiniams atstovams ir
kai kuriems kataliku ir gal net
socialistu veikejams yra zino-
ma kas tas ipedinis yra. Tai
yra zmogus Lietuvoje ir uz-
sienyje placiai zinomas ir dir
bes valstybini darba nuo pat
Lietuvos nepriklau S O m Y b 6 $
pradzios. Principe jis yra vi
stems priimtinas ne tik del tc
kad jis yra zinomas kaip gi-
los politines isminties zmogus,
bet ir kaip nepriklauses jokiai
politinei PARTIAL. Kick teko
patirti jis tebera gyvas if net
jo atvykimas j Amerika yra
imanomas.
Del jo naudingumo cia, Ame-
rikoje, ypac sunkiomis siu die
nu salygomis, nctenka abejo-
ii. Kuo anksciau mes j cia
turesime tuo is to daugiau bus
naudos Lietuvai. Momentui
atejus, jis ir butu Lietuvos
vyriausybes in exile kurejas.
Caveant Consules! Jei atsi-
tiktu betgi kad ir siuo atveju
Grigaitis teberodytu savo Sc
ma, destruktyvu nusistatyma.
tikimes kad kataliku veikejai
daugiau teiks svarbos vieno
Europoje likusio ju sulo 70
dziarns kuriuos mes auksciau
pakartojome, negu Grigaicio
komandai.
Stepas Liieika,
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ATSTOVYBES
BULLETINS

MdZlduSld AiIlorlkOS LleIu-
viams zinomas leidinys yra
tai Angliskas biuletenis, Cur
rent News on the Lithuanian
Situation, kuri leidzia Lietu-
vos Atstovybe Washingtone.
Sis biuletenis iseina karta j
menesi jau treGias metas.
sio biuletenio ypac pastaro
meto numeriai yra gausus, tu-
riningi, pilni informaciju apie
Lietuvius ir Lietuva, ir jane
surinkta ellie straipsniu istrau-
ky is visu zymiQ laikrasciu ir
zurnalu iseinanciu Amerikoje
ir Anglijoje.
Paskutinis biuletenio nume-
ris apie kuri cia kalbama, Bir-
zelio menesio siu metu, susi-
deda is 16 dideiu lakstu ir
apima septynis ivairius sky
rius.
Pirmame skyriuje paduoda-
ma "Lietuvos Pozemio Balsas :
Vyriausio Lietuvos Laisvinimo
Komiteto Deklaracija":
Antrame - Simpatijos is
reikstos Britu spaudoje Pabal-
tito istremtiesiems j Russia.
Trecias - Perzvalga TrijQ
Metu Vokieciu Okupacijos Lie
tuvoje.
Ketvirtas = Aidai is Vo-
kieciu Okupuotos Lietuvos;
Fenktas - Amerikos Lietu-
viu Veiksmai;
SeStas = Reakcija j Prizes
Baltiskus Zygius;
Septintas - Paskiros Opt
MICS apie Pakaltijo Sails.
Lietuvos Pasiuntinybes Blu
leteniai, kaip jau sakeme, lei
dziami AngliSka kalba, yra ge-
rokai apdirbti, ir per savo Is
puslapiu suina tick medziagos
kad is jos galima butu pada-
ryti kas menesi iki so puslapiu
didumo knygeles.
Reikia tiketis kad Sis Blu
letenis pasiekia pla3iai ir rel
kalingus asmenis ir istaigas.
'Tiesiog sunku suprasti kan
kitas "biuletenis" buvo reika-
lingas, kuri pradejo tarybinln-
kai leisti uz $4,000 metuose,
ir kuriam praso ziniu is Lietu-
viu vlsuomenes -.
Tai su klaidomis, senomis Ii
nutemis Lietuviskai ir Anglis-
kai mimeografuojanas biuleti-
nukas (geriau sakant keh po-
pieros lakstai) yra tik pasaipa
rimto darbo ir bereikalingas
pinigu aikvojimas.
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imta konstitucija. Kaip da-
bar bolsevlkai neprlpazysta
LenkiJos vyriausyDes in exile,
talp musu taryDininkai nepri-
pazino A. Smetonos Lietuvos
prezidentu. Viena, mat, risa-
81 su kitu. Jei jie butu pripa-
zine 1888 metQ konstitucija
nebutQ galeje nepripazinti A.
Smetonos respublikos prezi-
dentu, o jei jie butu pripazine
A. Smetona respublikos prezi-
dentu tai butu tureje pripa-
zinti ir 1888 metu konstituci-
.ia. Taigi jie atmete ir viena
ir kita, ir, priesaikaudami de-
mokratijai, tikejosi galesia su-
daryti kaz kokia nauja wy
riausybe, atmetancia 1888 m.
konstitucija ir nieko bendro
neturincia SUI paskutine teiseta
Lietuvos vyriausybe.
Taciau jau pats faktas kad
didziosios valstybes, pirmoje
eileje Anglia ir Amerika, ne
pripazino bolseviku okupacijos,
neisdave Lietuvos lido pinigQ
bolsevikams ir paliko veikti
Lietuvos pasiuntinybes, aiskiai
parode kad prizes bolseviku
antpludi Lietuvoje buvusia val
dzia ir prizes bolsevikams at
einant buvusia santvarka -
vienintele teiseta santvarka,
Tat jei Lietuvos vyriausybes
in exile sudarymo klaUsimu IL
buvo kolzia alternatyva tai tik
viena.: arba paskutines teise-
tos Lietuvos vyriausybes su
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DRYSTA JUODINTI
LIETUVOS KAN
KINiUS

1l1Sd1Clo LISPOo AO ANoSNJA
nose pasvente net dvi istisas
skiltis aprasymui kaip "sme-
tonininkas b. Cesevicius virto
sovietu garbintoju". Kad Ce-
sevicius virto sovietu garointo-
Ju, Grigaitis isveda is to jog
leidziamame Lietu-
vos komunistQ organe "Tieso-
Je" tilpes D. Ceseviciaus stral-
psnis "Zodis Lietuviams", ku-
riame giriama sovietai.
Galimas dalykas kad stoks
straipsnis Lietuvos> komunistq
laikrastyje ir tilpo, bet jokio
irodymo nera kad D. Cesevi-
cius il parase. Faktas kad po
tuo straipsniu yra Ceseviciaus
vardas, nieko nereiskia.
Dabar jau yra paaiskeje kad
bolsevikai, pirma karta uzen1e
Lietuva, daug straipsniu ir net
prakalbu yra pasirase lvairiu
zmoniu yardais, jiems net ME
ko apie tai nezinant. Antra
vertus, nelaisveje, ypac boise
viku, esancio znnogaus pareiski-
mai negali butt jokiu irodymu.
Pulk. J. Petruitis savo atsi-
minimuose ''Kaip Jie Mus Su-
saude" uztektinai aiskiai at
vaizduoja komunistu ''meto-
dus". Poros menesiu pilnai
uztenka kad enkavedistai EMO
GU Xxi pamisimo uzkamuotQ.
Tat galima isivaizduoti kas be-
liko is Ceseviciaus jei jis boil
seviku nelaisveje isbuvo trejus
metus (Cesevicius j Russia bu-
vo isveztas 1871 metais.)
Net ir pats Grigaitis nujau-
cia kad jau perdaug naivu bu-
tu is Ceseviciaus straipsnio da-
ryti isvada kad Cesevicius vir-
to sovietu garbintoju. Pats
Grigaitis nurodo kad, girdi, ne
zinia ar Cesevicius ia straps
nj parase savu noru ir ar jis
jane iSreiSke savo mintis, mes
sovietuose nei zodzio, nei spau-
dos laisves nera. Bet Wis del
to, neziurint toxic prisipazini-
mo, Grigaitis nesivarzo uzdeti
tokios srneiziancios antrastes
kaip "Smetonininkas Cesevicius
viso sovietu garbintoju' ir pa
ciame straipsnyje CeseviCiu
juodinti.
Cesevicius buvo didelis Lie
tuvis patriotas ir kaip toks,
bolseviku buvo suimtas ir is
veztas. Jeigu jau jis butu no
rejes savo kali gelbeti butu
galejes iskarto init bolsevi-
kams sunuodegiauti - be abe
jo, turint galvoje Ceseviciaus
svori visuomen6je, uz sunuo-
degiavima jis butu galejes
daug ka pirkti. Bet jis beveli-
jo butt persekiojamas ir kan
kinamas negu pasirodyti men
kadvasiu hailiu. Ir jei kas
jam is savo tautieciu priklau-
so tai tik pagarba ir uzuojau-
ia, ne pasityeiojimas ir juo-
dinimas.
Jau mes esame apsiprate
kad Grigaitis drabstytu pur-
vais ir smeiztu laisveie esan-
cius savo priesus. Bet jei jis
ina tyciotis is didziausia ira
gedija gyvenanciu nelaimingu
Lietuvos kankiniu tai sitai tik
parodo kad Grigaitis yra dau-
giau moraliai supuves negu
bent kas galejo 'tiketis.
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-08-04
Vokieciai buvo Itaise
kauno kaIejirne .
kartuye3

Vokieciu teisrno prokuroro
isakymu Kauno kalejime' buvo
pastatytos kartuves. Laisves
Kovotojas pastebi: "Gestapo
Gina savo mokytojo N. K. V.
D. (bolseviku enkavedistu) pc
donlis".