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Evening star., 1944-01-16
7 he Art Word
Current Exhibitions Reveal Lasting
High Standard of the Graphic Arts

hHIed auCty. Inc pleasure IN such
transcriptions is inexhaustible.
In different vein but no less skill
full in treatment are transcriptions
OF local themes such as bit of the
village OF Cayucos, which lies in a
fold OF the hills but not far from
the ocean on the California coast
above Santa Barbara, 80 miles OF
more. All of Mr.. Botke's plates are
well etched and carry conviction.
Exhibition of Sculpture
By Lillian S,vann Saarinen.
No one who sees the exhibition oi
ceramic sculpture by Lillian Swami
Saarinen, in the G Place Gallery
can fail to agree with Carl Miles
that 1t manifests an originality
which is very rare. Also, that built
upon nature, it represents fantas-
tic flight governed and controlled
by creative instinct. The animals
that she has modelled and cast in
colorful clays and glazes are of a
sort which one might expect to in
Alice in Wonderland" or Ander-
sons Fairy Tales" unique, unbe-
lievable and yet real.
That these conceptions were based
on knowledge and first-hand study
is evidenced by group of drawings,
Sketches From Life" of lions, deer,
a bear, a COW and a Pekingese dog
superbly seen and rendered. These
were done in 1885 when she made
an A B C book for one of the large
ZOOS, and they show her even then
to have been no novice. Mrs. Saari-
men has always been lover of ami
mails.
There is a whimsical note in all
her sculpture, a real but subtle
humor, which finds tangible express
sion likewise in the occasional de-
scriptive notes accompanying some
of her present exhibits. With one
of animals at a water hole, created
as decoration for a mems club ir
Des Moines, the comment is as fol.
lows: wild animals become friends
when they drink together at the
water hole"
That Mrs. Saarinen understands
the child mind while, personally
sophisticated, is shown by her treat.
ment OF animal subjects, modelled
as panels in low relief, to be set IL
the brick wall surrounding the play.
ground Of Crow Island School, Win.
net, Ill, so naive are they and ye,
so realistic. Four of these (there
are 80 in alb are shown in the cur
rent exhibition by color reproduc-
ton, lighted from behind as trans
parencies.
Fancitnl Works.
The largest and perhaps the most
ambitious works in this exhibition
which, by the way, is effectively
set forth-are a "Three-Toed Sloth'
and "Mowgli and Bogeera," both
built up, as are the smaller pieces
Evening star., 1944-01-16

The veess and unrepresented Columbia
are much interested that the
citizenship" discussing the question of pro-
vdng opportunity matter
where located he declared Surely
not intend document which, wartime
itself" ''"s ~ preserve 'e o'''S''u"0h
Continuing the President indicated probability that
existing conditions the overwhelming majority of soldiers
and marines will be deprived the opportunity conclusion
he declared 1T the duty of the
against the men and women IN armed foesand
to do 1t quickly S
The Presidents solution of the pending problem apparently
not include the patriots fighting
OF Columbia They will probability even to get honorable
OF right to VOTE Neither there
the President declaring that ut Congress to
armed forces" well as from the other
people of the District who paioticay front
Many the Presidents Of the their
oaeu aenlon 70 the anomalous political situation of the
oeess and people whose
1erred to them subjects" Though
FRANKLIN Roosevelt has held the Office longer than
cessos ne has never called the attention
American condition prevailing urged prompt remedial ac-
attention was expected that the inclusion Of
suffrage plank III the last national platform would
his interest enlist his support nothing Of the kind has
happened yet. ~ ~ ~
Another prominent administration Vice President
Henry Wallace urging that those in the armed
forces be given the national election
In statement published in The Washington Evening
day. December H. ls43 the Vice President quoted saying
matter OF simple justice soldier
should have opportunity hope the Senate and
House will make certain that ballots those
young men who fighting for They entitled
Every soldier sailor big and broad enough
include the young who fighting country though
e nave gone into the armed services from the vote
sented District of Columbia
1t not known whether Mr. Wallace includes thought
patriots from the National Capital who fight
Tor their country though deprived
en prerogaVe OF cizenshphe right vote
be regarded only as who count than valuable
mechanical equipment lost necessarily
The road which leads the placing
Capital the level political
lies through the Constitution
that the Congress must be given enable
e anomalous political situation Passage by wohds
and Senate and ratification
States add the following
The Congress shall have provide that
Congress and among the electors President
members elected by the of District constituting
powers as the Congress shall determine All legislation
subject
III. SIS. 33)
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Avalanche
By Kay Boyle. (Stmon &
SchuSter

In her usual vein OF frigid and
refined agony, Kay Boyle writes here
a little novel about Nazi wickedness
and young love. Her characters will
be familiar to all readers of her past
work-a young American or part
American, girl with her affections
rooted in France and q handsome
daredevil Of an Alpine guide, with
the young girl doing all the yearning,
though in a highly ladylike style.
Helped by the courage of simple
mountain villagers, this pair frus-
trates Nazi plot and then takes to
the upper heights, where the clumsy
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Milton Avery Again
Shoes at PHILLIPS.

Milton Avery's oil paintings were
shown at the Phillips Memorial GAL
lery last January; now his water
colors are on view there, occupying
the print rooms. Hence, Washing
tonianS with good memories ought
to have comprehensive idea of this
New England painters work.
Mr.. Avery takes reality as his
point of departure, and puts con-
siderable distance between it and
his finished works. His oils extends
further toward abstraction than do
his watercolors, generally speaking
But the remoteness varies in both
media. And while strongly con-
traSted colorS dominate his oils. his
aquarelles have subtler color and
closer harmonies. In fact, the lay
man will probably find Mr.. Avery's
present show easier to understand
than the oil-painting group of last
year. But neither of them is pop
ular painting" in any sense. Ap-
parently, one has to cultivate a
taste for this artists work.
AAS PASSSChu SAOup VI 10 WdCCT
colors, done in the last few years,
comprise New England landscapes,
mountain views and seacoast settle
ments. But these portraits of Ver-
mont and elsewhere probably will
not seem familiar to those who have
charming mental concepts Of the
region. Yet there are familiar ele-
mentS-little white houses, steepled
churches, at least one covered
bridge, rolling hills, etc. Mr.. Avery
knows how to make them look COM
pletely alien to our memories.
We all know that Vermont is the
Green Mountain State" One of Mr..
Avery's water colors, for instance,
called Green Hills of Vermont" /"
emphasizes the fact by being done
entirely in green's, beginning at the
top with a whisper Of green in the
sky, and working down with increas-
ingly deeper greens, to the near
black evergreens in the foreground.
The artist looked down on most of
his subjects from a great height-as
though he worked on a hilltop, or
in lighthouse tower, or an air.
plane. A few water colors Of people
and objects on Q mountain, are de-
picted at eye level
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Ne1O Lecture Series at
C0rcoran Art School

Announcement is made by the
Corcoran School of Art of the second
series Of Illustrated lectures to be
given under the auspices of the
school this season. These lectures
will be given in the school audito-
rum, Seventeenth street and New
York avenue, by the principal of the
school, Richard Lahey, on Tuesday
evenings at $50 o'clock. The dates
and subjects are as follows:
January 10, Artists Paint Them
selves; January Is, "A Group OF
Americans; February l, How
Artists Make Pictures; February 8
'Goya- -Manet- Bellows; February Is
THE Art of Our Time"
The first series, given by Eugen
Weisz. assistant principal, was ex-
ceedingly well attended, in some in
stances by capacity audiences. In
formation concerning attendance
and admission can be obtained from
Miss Agnes Mayo, secretary, at the
school or by telephone, Metropolitan
|3211.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Wafer Colors by North
Carolina Artist on Tiew.

Water colors by Howard Murry,
a North Carolina artist, are being
shown at Arts Incorporated. Con-
necticut avenue and @ street. Mr..
Murray is pupil of Eliot Clark,
well-known landscape painter. For
the most part his works on exhibi-
ton are Of scenes in the mountains
of his home State, of which they
are characteristic. Especially COM
mendable are his small rapid
studies done with great directness
and clever precision. In quite a
number of these figures are intro
duced most successfully.
Evening star., 1944-01-16

Germans cannot follow. Loving one
another IN the eternal SHOWS, they
will, one gathers, carry on their work
Of preparing for the day when
France will strike back.
Miss Boyle, like many other writ
ers who are more interested in ex-
posing Nazi wickedness than in
writing well, is pretty obvious in her
plot construction. The reviewer
would submit that if there is one
thing in the world today that does
not need exposing. it is Nazi wicked
ness. The standards of literature
however, remain the same.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Citizens Fundamental Prerogative;
Plea Renewed for Peoples Counsel
By Jesse C.. Sater.

The annual budget Of the District Congress
with the Presidents budget Thursday
form and ernbod ardenty
Though the amount $e6s1o55 and
require higher tax rate It win clear District
set up public works investment fund
iores permit Now the budget beer
made public the civic groups will have opportunity
the details The Federal payment 100000
tinued.
Voting representation among
President and Vice President CO.
mbia is to be studied by subcommittee
on the Judiciary Chairman Van Nuys Friday
appointment for this special subcommittee
has been referred Senate resolution commonly
the SumnersCapper McCaran Democrat
OF Nevada chairman OF the subcommittee
oers are Senators Wheeler OF Montana Democrat
Wisconsin and Wherry Of Nebraska, Republicans.
"The Fundamental Pero6atve If C.t;zAn.h;rn
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Baltimore ArtistH0lds Ome-Mam
Sbo1V at The Wbyte Gallery

weeks, in staggered system which
should make it easier for persons
with limited time to see everything.
The Milton Avery show remains
until January 81. This afternoon,
tapestries woven by Beauvais work.
men, from contemporary French
painters designs and retrospective
exhibition by Roger de la Fresnaye,
will open for one month. In Febru-
ary. four new exhibitions will open
a fortnight apart.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
FancitMI Works.

The largest and perhaps the most
ambitious works in this exhibition
which, by the way, is effectively
set forth-are "Three-Toed Sloth'
and "Mowgli and Bogeera," both
built up, as are the smaller pieces
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"Bolsevikai Neizengs
] Lietuva"

Prizes trejus metus apgaule
ir smurtu surinkti zmones, va.
dinamame ''liaudies seine
'nutare" prasyti Kremliu pa
siimti Lietuva j Sovietu Sajun
ga. Sios sukakties proga Mas
kvos tarnai vel lakstingalomis
pragydo. Kalbejo apie 'lai.
mingasias" Tarybu Lietuvos
dienas ir apie savo pasiryzima
Lietuva grazinti j ''laisvu' So
vietiniu respubliku Selma.
Mes su Maskvos melagiais
ir budeliais nei nemanOm dis
kusuoti. Tarybq Lietuva visa
yra atsidurus MaskvOje ir ten
il pasiliks.
Mes sia proga tik kartoja-
me savo nepalauziama tikeji-
ma lr paSlryZlma; Lletuva turf
butt ir bus nepriklausoma. W
tokia ja liejos musq kraujas
prize Pravieniskiq ir Rainiq
miskelyje, Vilniuje ir Kaune,
kai ana vasara partizanai j ga
tves isejO. Tokia ja NUNS ne
sa, kupina didziu auku, netoli-
ma ateitis.
Daugiau nei vieno bolseviko
Lietuvos laukuose ir miestuo-
Sc. Sitaip Lietuva atsako Mas
kvos zudiku zodziams ir veik-
smamS.
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MAZDA REIKIA
PAPILDYTI

Socialistq Naujienos pamini
Geguzes menesi pripuolusias
iris istorines sukaktis (spau-
dos atgavimas, Steigiamo Sci
mo suSaukimas, Klaipedos sta
tuto pasirasymas) ir sake:
"Reikia tiketis, po sio karo su-
sirinks kitas Lietuvos Steigia-
mas Seimas, kuris Lietuvai pa
des net tvirtesnius demokrati-
MUS pamatus negu pirmoji
Respublikos Konstituciia.'
Politikoje labiau prityre Lie
tuviai, Sio karo pamokinti, ne
tick troks tu pamatu kick pa
saulyje tvarkos, kuri tikrai
taika uztikrintu. Daniios pa
natal buvo demokratiskiausi,
o Cekoslavakijos demokratis-
kumas net pavyzdziu buvo sta
tomas. O kas? Atejo piktas
karas ir visus "tvirtus" pama-
tus sugriove. Pirmiausia reikia
tvirtu, labai tvirtu taikos pa
matu. Tx tada visi xiii pa
natal bus tvirti.
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I l. n n / II upmmm

kaimynisko sugyvenimo, mes
juos ateityje laikysime savo
krasto gyventojais ir pilieciais.
2. Repatrijantus, uziman-
cius svetimus turtus (valsty-
binius, zydu ar tariamuju Len
ku) mes laikome Lietuvos ze-
miu kolonistais, musu tautos
ir valstybes pavojingiausiais
priesais. Primal progai atejus
jie lures is cia isnykti.
8. Atstatant Nepriklausoma
Lietuvos valstybe pirmoje Ell
leje bus sutvarkytas nuosavy-
bes klausimas. Kiekvienas at
gaus tai kas jam 1910 metu
Birzelio Is diena priklause.
Todel dabar V. l.. X. kviecia
visa Lietuvos visuomene butt
kantria ir santuria.
Vyriausias Lietuvos Komi-
tetas, gerai zinodamas visus
Vokieciu kolonizavimo faktus,
skaudziai palieciancius Lietu-
vos interesus, protestuoja prizes
neteisetus kolonizavimo dar-
bus ir kolonizacijos paliestiems
reiskia giliausia uzuojauta,
mes kitaip padeti mes dabar
dar neturime jokiu budu. vi
sus krasto gyventojus kviecia-
me isvarytiesiems is ukiu pa
deti ir parodyti gera kaimyno
sirdi, mes nezinia kuri is mu-
su ir kada gall paliesti tokia
skaudi nelaime. Visas Sias ne
laimes reikia pakelti kaimyni-
niame nuosirdume, o kylant
Lietuvos nepriklausomybes We
liavoms mes visi sugrysime j
savo imones, ukius ir namus.
Vyr. Lietuvos Komitetas.
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"TIMELESS LITHU-
ANA" NAUDINGAI
ISPLATINTA

Baltimorieciai pasidar b a o
isplatinime knygos 'Timeless
Lithuania" tarpe Amerikonu:
Baltimores Lietuviu Moteru
Pilieciu Klubas dovanojo vie
na knyga Lietuviu Tautiskam
Knygynui, antra Sun, Ameri-
konisko dienrascio redakcijai.
Dainos Draugija padovano-
jo miesto knygynui, Enoch
Pratt Library.
D. l.. K. Kestucio Draugija
padovanojo savo knyga The
Baltimore News redakcijai.
Americas Lietuviu Atletu
Klubas = Lietuviu Tautiskam
Knygynui.
Mare Milunaitiene padova-
nojo sv. Alphonso parapijos
mokyklos knygynui.
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taip daug turi. Kan jiems ir
Lietuvius prizes nustatyti?
Lietuviai vistiek neatsisakys
nuo Vilniaus, nei Breslaujos,
nei Asmenos, nei Lydos, nei
Gardino, nei Augustavo, nei
Suvalku, nei kitu Vilnijos vie
tu. Lietuviai pasiruose ne tik
atstatyti nepriklausomybe, bet
ir atgauti visas zemes kur mu-
SUI kraujas teka, kur musq
praeitis, kur musQ ateities Ii
diniai bus.
Nebijome L en- ku uzmaciu
skelbti Lietuviskai visuome-
nei. il turf zinoti ir butt pa
siruosus bandymui, turi islai-
kyti tautini egzamina. il is
kovos svaiguliO iseis nugaletO-
ia grazesnes, didesnes, tvirtes-
nes Lietuvos nepriklausOmybes
uztikrinimui ilgiems laisviems
metams.
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Kas Dedasi Tevyneje

Vokieciu komisaro Wulfo j.
sakymu visoj Vilniaus apygar-
dole Rugpjucio % d. (1943)
pradeta masif1iai gyventoju SUI
emimai bel gaudymai svencio-
nyse, svencioneliuose, Adults
kyle, Dukstej, Varenoj, Valki-
ninkuose, Trakuose, Lentvary-
je, ziezmariuose, Kaisiadoryse
ir Lazdenuose. Sugautieji bu-
vo atvezami Vilniu ir talpi-
nami j karantina buvusiame
zydu ghette arba j belaisviu
stovykla, po kelly dienu, pa
prastai isvezami j Rytus arba
j Vokietija.
DEL VILNIAUS kraste
vykdytq masiniu gyventojq
gaudymu ir tremimu visq vie
tu visuomenes atstovai ir IL
jo okupacinio seimo atstovai
ietike memorandumus Kubi-
liunui ir Tarybos pirmininkui
Prof. Birziskai, taciau jokiu
atsakymq bel paaiskinimq ne
buvo Quota, gyventojq gau-
dymai If tremimai visame kra-
Ste vykdomi toliau.
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Laisve paine
Jungo nevilksim
Kur Deka Priik|auso

bubnyjama troskima suvie-
nyti nepriklausomos Lietuvos
atgavimo darbui visas uz to-
kia Lietuva stojancias grupes.
Nera daroma zygiu Tarybon
itraukti Lietuvai Vaduoti Sa-
junga, Tevynes Myletoja Dr.
ja, Rytu Tautininku Centra,
ar Lietuvos Draugu Saunga.
Juk LVS, pavyzdziui, kur kas
demokratiSkesne negu ALT,
nes visuomenei paskelbe savo
statuta, kas meta renka CEN
tro valdyba ir skelbia apyskai-
tas.
Jei ne LVS pasisekimas su
"Timeless Lithuania", ir ne
tautines visuomenes 1941 me-
tais ikurtas Lithuanian Natio-
nal Relief Fondas (Washing-
tone iregistruotas), jei ne Dir
vos ir kitty Lietuviu kritika-
Taryba ir siadien saldziai di-
dingu sroviQ koalicijoj ramiai
snaustu, kaip per iris metus
snaude. zodziai faktu ir da-
tn nugaleti negali!
Vyt. Sirvydas.
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ATSISAUkIMAS |
NEW YORKO Sci
NO DELEGATUS
Rinkit Parasus ant Pc.
ticiju - Ruoskit Dele
gates ! Washingtona

Einant toliau prize Amerikos
Lietuviu Seimo, ivykusio New
Yorke Vasario Sc, 1914, dar-
bu vykdymo, Chicagoje Lietu-
val Vaduoti Sajungos metinia-
me suvaziavime liko nutarta
Peticiju Prezidentui Roosevelt
tut nuvezima atlikti grazia ir
reiksminga demonstracija -
Lietuviu Kareiviu Motinos is
ivairiu koloniju tas Peticijos
nuves ir iteiks Prezidentui,
prasant Lietuvos nepriklauso-
mybe uztarti.
Motinos numatyta rinkti is
visu koloniju, net is farmu,
kurios turf daugiausia SUM
Americas karineje tarnyboje,
kurios gall ir laikas leidzia j
Washingtona keliauti.
Jeigu nores vaziuoti nebus
islenkiama ir tokia motina ku-
ri turi vos viena sum-, o ypac
tokia kuri neSioja jau Auksine
zvaigzdute.
Peticiju iteikimas bus atlie-
kamas sios vasaros pabaigoje,
todel Suomi atsisaukiame j vi
sus New Yorko Seine dalyva-
vusius delegatus padeti prave-
sti Peticiju Prezidentui nuve-
zima taip kaip yra numatyta:
Jums, delegatai ir delega-
tes, liko pats lengviausias dar-
bas: raskit savo kolonijoje ar
apielinkeje. viena, dvi ar iris
Lietuves motinas kurios turf
laiko vaziuoti.
Surasykit tokias motinas,
prisiuskit ju adresus. Ju va
ziavima vadovaus Chicagoj is
rinkta Kareiviu Motinu Komi-
sija, jos but tik dalyves prie
Peticiju iteikimo.
Surase viena, dvi ar daugiau
Kareiviu Motinu, norinciu va
ziuoti, tuoj ju vardus if adre-
sus praneskit Komisijai ir LVS
Centre valdybai.
Atsimename, ana kara peti-
cijas veze vyrai. dabar gi yes
kareiviu motinos.
Delegaciu kareiviu motinu
isrengima gall pasiimti kokia
vietine kuopa, ar draugija ar
choras.
Jei is tolimesniu koloniju
gales vaziuoti po viena, dvi ar
iris motinas, is artimesniu,
is rytiniq koloniju ir is Penn
sylvanijos gall vaziuoti dides-
mis- skaicius.
Kareiviu Motinu Komisija j
Washingtona vaziuoti:
Ona Biezis, Pirmininke,
3241 West 66th Place
Chicago, Ill.
Hypatija Yciene-ziuriene.
Lakewood, Ohio
Stefania Ciurlionyte-D -Douvan
Detroit, Mich.
Tuo tarpu pasirupinkit sa-
vo kolonijose surinkti daugiau
parasu ant peticijos.
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LIET'UVIAI!

Vokieciu siekimai rytuose is
senu laiku NUNS gerai zino-
mi. Lietuvos Zemei ir Lietu-
viu Tautai, kaip artimiausiam
kaimynui, teko daug auku pa
kelti ir ne viena karta Vokie-
ciu verzimasi sulaikyti. Bet
Vokieciai nerimsta. Lietuvoje
ir tolimesnese nuo Lietuvos
zemese sudaryti Vokiska ko-
lonija yra amzinas Vokieciu
siekimas. Del jo jie kariave
1914-1918 metals, del to jie
pradejo kara 1889 metals.
Paskutiniais prizes kara me-
tais Vokieciai ware ypatingai
sukta uzsienio politika. Sitos
politikos sukuriuose is musu
buvo isplestas Klaipedos kras-
tas ir sutartimi su Sovietu Sa-
junga buvo bolsevizmui iSduo-
tos visos trys Pabaltijo vals-
tybes.
Bolseviku okupacijos metu
Vokieciai is Lietuvos pradejo
savo tautieciu isvezima Vokie-
tijon. Siauciant bolsevikq te-
rorui, ir daugelis Lietuviu, pa
lankiai padedant Vokieciu ko-
misijoms, surado budu, repat-
riacijos vardu, emigruoti j Vo-
kietija. Isviso isvyko per 5O,-
600 asmenQ, kuriu tarpe buvo
didesne puse tikru Lietuviu.
Prasidejus Vokieciu Sovietu
karui, prasidejo ir VokieciQ
pludimas Lietuva. Lietuviu
gryzti neleido ir neleidzia. Jie
daugiausia yra isskirstyti po
Vokietijos dirbtuves. Taciau
mazas skaicius, ar tai kvieciant
musu istaigoms, ar tai atsisa-
kius nuo teisiq turta, ar XII
tokiais keliais, pavyko sugryz-
t.i Kick ilgesni laika neleido
sugryzti ir Vokieciams ukinin-
kams. Taciau, kada buvo at
likti paruosiamieji darbai ne
tu ukininku grazinimui, bet
kolonizacijai, j Lietuva prade-
jo vezti ir Vokiecius ukinin-
kus. Tam reikalui Kaune yra
isteigtas Ikurdinimo stabas,
kuris yra SIS vado Himmlerio
zinioje. Tai yra tikras kolo-
nizacijos stabas SUI savo atski-
rails padaliniais numatytose
kolonizuoti apskrityse.
Pirmoj eilej numatyta Vo-
kieciai kolonizuoti: Marijam-
poles, Vilkaviskio, Kauno, Ke-
dainiq, sakiu, Raseiniu, Birzu,
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Lietuvos adangeje
Viniu Valdy Sake Leuvos Pogrdzo zos Boil
sevkai Neengs Leuva! Gna Voieeiu Kolonijacijos
Svarbios zinios is Lietuvos

siauliu, TelsiQ, Taurages, Ma.
zeikiQ ir Kretingos apskrity-
Sc. Ten kur kolonizacija jau
pradeta, tue tarpu kolonizaci-
JOS reikalams. imami: valstybi-
Mai ukiai, repatrijantu, zydu
ir tariamuju Lenku ukiai bel
ju imones. Greta minimu ko-
lonizacijos siekimu Vokieciai
varo ir Lietuvoje gyvenanciu
tautu sukirsinimo darba. d.
Pacioje Vokietijoje koloni-
zacijos reikalu varoma didziau-
sia akcija. Kolonizacijai ypa-
tingai ruosiami ukininkai ir
jaunimas. Ia Vokieciu kolo-
nizacijos antpludi ir mes jau
stipriai pajutome. Jau 1912
metals Vilkaviskio, Marijam-
poles, Sakiu ir Raseiniu aps-
krityse buvo ikurdinta ukinin-
ky imonininku kolonistu. sy-
met labai stipriai pradeta ko-
lonizuoti Kauno, Kedainiu ir
Taurages apskritys.
Pats kolonizavimas praveda-
mas ziauriausiu budu. | nu-
matomus kolonizuoti ukius at
vyksta Vokieciu zandarai ir
ten apsigyvena. Jie priziuri
kad ukio savininkas ar imo-
nininkas is ukio nieko neisnes-
tu. Po to atvezamas Vokietis
kolonistas. Su juo drauge at
vyksta ir Vokieciu komisija.
Ia komisija isvaroma ukinin-
ka istardo ir suraso visa turta.
Isvaromam kartais leidziama
pasiimti drabuzius, baldus ir
Is kilogramu maisto. Viskas
kita turf palikti |kolonistui.
Kolonistai, kaip "naujaku-
rial ir Vokiskumo pionieriai''
atleidziami nuo pyliavu ir mo-
kesciu, gauna pilna miestu gy-
ventoju-Vo maisto davi-
nj, aprupinami seklomis, ma
sinomis ir kitomis gerybemis.
Naujieji kolonistai taip pat ap-
rupinami ginklais, jie turf rim
xii zinias apie vietos gwen
tojus, ju nuotaikas, turta, is
pildyma prievoliu ir daryti XII
tus pranesinejimus.
Del vykdomo Lietuvos ze-
miu kolonizavimo Vyr. Lietu-
viu Komitetas randa reikalo
pasisakyti:
1. Kolonizacijos stabo virsi-
ninkas DR.. Duokart yra pasa-
kes: "Vokieciu repatrijantq
gryzimas yra visiskai pagrys-
tas ir jokiu budu nera gincy-
tinas, mes juk reikalas eina
apie zeme kuri anksciau buvo
valdoma Vokieciu". Reikia SUI
tikti SUI tue pareiskimu kai re-
patrijantai gauna tik savo tur-
tus ir be jokiu priedQ. Jeigu
lie nekenks Lietuviskam rel
kalui, nelandzios po kaimynQ
kletis ir tvartus, nesurasines
svetimu gerybiu, ir laikysis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-30
Kovoja SUI Vokieciu
Kolonizacija Lietu-
vos Zernese

Del Vokiskos kolonizacijos
Lietuvoje, Nepriklausoma Lie
tuva mr.. 9 (21), is Birzelio l.,
1943, sitaip prabilo: