davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-06-21
Walsh Says 3, 400, ,646
Serve in Naval Branches

By the Associated Press.
The personnel strength of the
Navy, Marine Corps and Coast
Guard stood at 3,400,646 men and
women on May /, Chairman Walsh
of the Senate Naval Affairs Com
mittee reported today in Senate
document entitled The Decline and
Renaissance of The Navy, 1922-1g44. "
The total included 8,727 women
officers and II $50 enlisted women.
In contrast. the total strength of
the Navy and Marine Corps on June
30, 1888, was IL ,695 officers and 1922
631 men, said Senator Walsh.
Evening star., 1944-06-21
Rockville Fire Trucks
Get Two-Wuy Radios

TWo-Way radios have been in
stalled in the Rockville Volunteer
Fire Department. trucks. Valentine
G, Wilson, chief, announced today.
The radios permit contact with
the police station among the in
dividual fire trucks and with the
Silver Spring, Kensington and Ia
koma Park Fire Departments, which
also have the radios.
Evening star., 1944-06-21
Navy Seaman Arrested
On Robbery CHARGE

Ernest Tracy, 22-year-old Navy
seaman, was arrested on a charge Of
robbery and turned over to naval
authorities last night. Francis
Aloysius McNamee, 43, of 1908 North
Capitol street was treated at Emer-
gency Hospital for injuries he said
he received when assaulted by
Tracy.
Tracy Is assigned to the gun.
merry school at the Washington Navy
Yard. The assault and robbery took
place near Mr.. McNamee's home.
Evening star., 1944-06-21
Coulter Warns
5chooIEmployes
Need x-Rays
Some D. c. Teachers
Fuce Dismissal for
Failure to Comply

Possibility that a number OF Dis
trict teachers, clerks and custodians
may face dismissal for failure to
comply with Health Department
regulation requiring a chest X-ray
Of all school employees arose today
as DR.. A. Barklie Coulter, Tubercu-
losis Bureau director, revealed that
incomplete figures showed as high
as Is per cent Of certain school en-
ploye groups have not been ex-
amined.
From group Of 200 employees
selected at random from personnel
lists Of Miners Teachers College,
Armstrong High School, the sum-
mer and evening schools, Monroe
Practice School and Franklin Ad-
ministration Building, for example,
he said. 80 teachers and other EN-
ployes have not been examined. In
another group of 289 employees of
elementary schools in division 13,
however, all but six had complied
with tie regulation. Complete
figures on the 1000 school employees
cannot be compiled until late sum-
mer, DR.. Coulter said, because Of
inadequate secretarial help.
Two Need disqualification.
From those so far examined. he
said, two cases requiring instant
disqualification have already been
discovered and other cases requir-
ing different types Of care have also
appeared.
The requirement of chest X-ray
for all current employees and for all
future employees was drawn up by
Health Officer George Rutland as q
measure for communicable disease
control. It was indorsed by the
Commissioners and also sent to the
Board Of Education for considera-
ton. The board declared that "in
accordance with" the Commissions
ers' regulation, teachers should ap-
pear at either public clinic or a
private physicians Office to get a
certificate of chest X-ray. No spe-
cific deadline was set.
Questioned today as to the fate
OF teacher who refused to be ex-
amined before schools reopen In the
fall. DIR. Rutland declared.
Shed be out Of luck"
Should Be Dismissed.
Asked to explain, he said he be.
lieved she should no longer be EN-.
ployed II she refused examination.
Corporation Counsel Richmond B.
Keech said that decision to dismiss
a teacher for noncompliance would
be the responsibility of the Board
lof Education. Robert l. Haycock,
superintendent of schools, stressing
that he had recommended the ex-
animation to the board members as
Health Department measure, said
he did not yet know enough about
the number OF unexamined teachers
to discuss the matter OF punishment
with the board.
Dr.. Ruhland said he had mo
sympathy" with any school employe
who refused to comply with the
regulation. School employees, not
| only for their own good, but also
because of their moral obligation"
to the $1,000 students under their
care, DR.. Rutland said, should be
willing to comply with any COM
municable disease control regula-
tion set up.
DR.. Coulter said some teachers
had submitted to him plans to take
the examination later" Others. he
said, had written to inquire If it
were claw"
Evening star., 1944-06-21
kunze'sCounse|
Moves 10 Speed
Sedition Trial
Time Wasted by
Defense Objections,
He Tells Eicher
BY CARTER BROOKE JONES.

P. Bateman Ennis, a defense at
torney in the mass sedition case,
moved today to expedite the slow
moving trial, now in its 10th week
in District Court.
Mr.. Ennis, who represents Ger
hard Wilhelm Kunze, former ma
tional leader of the German-Amer-
lean Bund, suggested to Chief JUS
tice Edward c. Eicher that there
was no point in urging the same
defense objections to the same type
of Government evidence over and
over again interminably. The court
agreed.
The attorney brought up the point
when it came time for objections
to mass of nearly 200 exhibits,
most of them issues Of the Weckruf
und Beobachter, official organ of
the bund, published partly in Ger
man, partly in English.
"I can't see what new objections
could possibly be urged to these
newspapers that counsel have not
made to the introduction of previous
newspapers" Mr.. Ennis said. II
object to all these newspapers but
the record can show I urge the
same objections to these and all
those admitted in the future"
Stock Objection Suggested.
Justice Eicher suggested that Mr..
Ennis frame stock objection which
perhaps the other 26 defense at
torneys representing the % other
defendants would be willing to adopt
for the record. +
Several defense attorneys, how
ever, insisted on reserving their
right to object in their own way.
The newspapers contain writings
and reports of speeches by various
defendants.
Ben Lindas, attorney for George
Sylvester Viereck, author and pub
licist, said no objection would be
made to the introduction of any
thing this defendant has said or
written at any time in his life"
The newspapers and other docu-
ments were identified by William
Luedtke, former bund national
secretary.
Called Contrary to Rule.
Mr.. Ennis said use of the German
American newspaper issues as Gov
eminent exhibits were contrary to
the rules of law and evidence. These
and other pending documents, he
contended, were not properly iden-
tilted, and there was no showing of
how the Government got them.
whether by legal or illegal means.
They were, he argued, highly preju-
dicial and offered "solely to create
a smoke screen"
Mr.. Ennis objected particularly to
a series of "bund commands which
the prosecution wanted to read to
the jury and to minutes of a bund
convention in New York.
During the examination of Luedt-
ke, the witness said a report which
the bund paper printed of a speech
by defendant, George E. Deather-
age, founder of the Knights of the
White Camelia and of the American
N a tt nalist Confederation, was
"blue-penciled" in the editorial Of
flee because it was too hot" to pub
lish
Mr.. Kuhn" the witness ex-
planned, ordered the speech blue
penciled because it was too hot"
Leudtke said he recalled, on seeing
the speech in print, that certain
parts were missing, and he had heard
Kuhn say it was too hot to print in
the bund newspaper without changes.
Evening star., 1944-06-21
Save This Newspaper

Many paper mills are shut
ting down for lack of waste
paper to convert into cartons
for Army and Navy supplies
shipped overseas. Every pound
of old newspapers and maga-
zines is needed. Telephone your
nearest school or notify some
school child In your block to
have your paper picked up.
Evening star., 1944-06-21
Suqur Quote Act Sianed

President Roosevelt today signed
bill extending for two years the
Sugar Act of 1887. The law main
tains a quota system for sugar pro-
duction.
Evening star., 1944-06-21
Mrs. Charles Owens Elected

Mrs. Charles Owens, Lanham.
Md, was one of three new directors
elected to the council of the State
Home Makers Clubs at a meeting
of the organization yesterday in
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1944-06-21
Holmes Will Preside
AtCentra1 High School
Graduation Tonight

Central High School will award
diplomas to 221 seniors at COM
mencement ceremonies tonight. DR..
Chester w. Holmes, assistant super
intendent in charge of senior high
schools, will preside.
Evening star., 1944-06-21
Alice Deal Junior F|iqh
Graduates 282 in
Ceremonies Today

Alice Deal Junior High School
graduated 282 students in cer-
emonies today. Jere j. Crane,
assistant superintendent of schools
In charge Of buildings and grounds,
nreSided
Evening star., 1944-06-21
Western Graduates
Are Congratulated
By Superintendent

Western High School graduates
were congratulated today by Robert
L. Haycock, superintendent of
schools, at commencement exercises
in the auditorium.
Evening star., 1944-06-21

of 80. Those with small children.
for example, are less likely to be
chosen
Evening star., 1944-06-21

The 244 graduates are:
Evening star., 1944-08-20
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-30

ST atstovaujanti Amerikos Lie
tuviu Taryba, Vilniaus klausi-
ma laiko gyvybiniu Lietuvos
klausimu. Jie visi yra griez-
tai nusistate kad su Lenkais
tol negali butt jokios kalbos
kol jie nepripazins Lietuvai
Viiniaus. Lygiai toxic pat nu-
sistatymo yra ir Lietuvoje is
like Lietuviai. Lietuviu Vie
nybes Sajudzio leidziamas lai-
krastis. Atzalynas, konstataves
kad Lenkai net buvusioje Ne
priklausomos Lietuvos terito-
riioje organizuoja LenkisEus
karinius vienetus, isp5ja Len
kus nekisti savo nagu j Lietu-
va. Ia proga Atzalynas pa
br6zia:
''Lietuviai vistiek neatsisa-
kys nuo Vilniaus, nei Breslau-
jos, nei Asmenos :. nei kitty
yilnijos vietQ. Lietuviai pa
siruoSe ne tik atstatyti Lietu-
yos neprikIauscmyhe, bet ir
atgauti visas zemes kur musu
kraujas teka, kur musu praei-
It's, kur musu ateities zidiniai
bus"
Taigi tarykininkai, kurie me-
gsta kitus kaltinti vienybes
ardymu, bendradarbiavimo su
Lenkais atveju kaip tik patys
yra didziausi vienybes ardyto-
jai. Ir tue didesne jiems krin-
ia deme ir geda kad tas ju vie
nybes ardymas yra suristas
SUI sven6iausiu Lietuvos teisiu
pardavimu. Laikas, labai lai-
kas butu meilinimasi Lenkams
nutraukti, kad amziams jiems
nebutQ pridetas LietuviSkojo
Judo antspaudas.
Kazys Rimvydis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-30

kalba, nei Prof. Pakstas. "Pro-
fesorius Pakstas labai ,Svelniai
kalbeio apie LietuVos girias,
pievas ir laukus, bet apie tuks-
tanciams Lietuviu rupima Vii
niaus klausima diplomatiskai
nutylejo" - pabrezia to strai-
psnio autorius.
Jei toks Vilniaus klausimo
praleidimas is tarybininku pu-
ses tebutu paskiras, iZoliuotas,
atsitikimas, gal nebutu didelio
reikalo kreipti j j ypatingo
demesio. Bet kada greta Sito
yra dar istisa ellie kitty atsici-
kimQ kuriais arba Vilniaus
klausimas ir santikiai SUI Len
kais visai nutylinli. arba ben
dradarbiavimo SUI Lenkais rel
kalas keliamas Viiniaus klau-
simo isviso neminint. tai visa
liudyte liudyja apie tam tikra
tarybininku tendencija LenkQ
atzvilgiu. Prize viso sito pri-
dee dar kai kuriuos viesus il
neviesus tarybininku pareiski-
mus LenkQ atzvilgiu ir su SAN
tikiavima su Lenkais. gauna-
me visai aisku tos tendencijos
vaizda.
Kick NUNS zinoma, tarybi-
ninkus (Situo pavadinimu turf
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-30
Amerikos Liet. Taryba ir Santikiai
SUI Lenkais

ma galvoje tick Lietuviu Tau
tine, tick Amerikos Lietuviu
Tarybos, kurios tikroveje yra
vienas socialistiSkai katalikis-
kas junginys) Jiaptas santi-
kiavimas SUI Lenkais prasidejo
apie 1912 metu pavasari Chi
cagoje. Vienoje is "slaptu"
pro memorial tulas tarybinin-
ku komisaras iskelia toki Len
ku nusistatyma kuriam, afro
do, tarybininkai pritaria: "Jei
mes atsisakysime Vilniaus ju-
su, Lietuviq, naudai, mus Len
kai pakars, jei jus, Lietuviai,
atsisakysite, jus Lietuviai pa
kars. Tat geriau elgkimes
taip kad visi liktume gyvi -
Vilniaus klausimo nekelkime"
Buvo il tokiu Lenku-Lietuviu
santikiu apibudinimu:" Jei du
didziausi priesai mazame lai-
velyje atsidurtu selstancioJe
juroje, nejaugi jie tame laive-
Lyle imtu mustis? Ne, jie pir-
miau isplauks j krasta, o jau
paskui suves saskaitas".
Metams praslinkus, panasias
kalbas New Yorke SUI Lenku
pareigonimis vede PIP. Paks-
tas, Grinius, Jurgela. Tuomet
tarybininku tarpe isivyravo
nuomone kad, girdi, Klaipeda
Lietuvai svarbiau negu Vii
MUS. Reikia dabar bendras
It. y. LenkQ ir Lietuviu) jie-
gas kreipti prizes Vokiecius ir
Rusus, O tarpusavyje gerai su-
gyventi.
Ar ir paskutiniu metu toxic
"slapti" tarybininkQ pasikalbe-
iimai su Lenku veikejais bel
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-30

Prizes kuri laika sarysyje su
Amerikos Lietuviu Tarybos
svelklnimu Amerikos Lenku
kongresui Buffalo mes ture-
Jome progos nurodyti kad ta-
ryblninku meilinimasis Len
kams, turint galvoje dabarti-
nes grobuoniskas Lenku pre-
tenziJas Lietuviskas zemes
(tarp jq ir Vilniu), ne tik ne
sudaro garbes Lietuvio vardui,
bet netgi yra politiniu poziuriu
zalingas.
Vienybes Birzelio Is d. nu-
meryje tilpes tarybininku kon-
ferencijos Chicagoje aprasy-
mas ("Keturiu Valstybiu Lie
tuviu Konferencija Chicago
je") iskelia viena nauja ir la
bal idomu bruoza, todel prie
Americas Lietuviu Tarybos
santikiu su Lenkais bus pra-
vartu dar karta sugryzti.
Tas idomus bruozas - Lie
tuvos sostines Vilniaus uznlir-
simas konferencijos kalbose ir
santikiu su Lenkais nepamine-
jimas. Kaip mineto Vienybes
apraSymo autorius nurodo, apie
VilniQ neuzsimines nei Lietu-
vos konsulas Chicagoje, kurs
siaip iau pasaka labai grazia
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-30

-NAZIAI, besiautedami su-
degino Rugsejo men. 28 ukius
Lazd6nQ kaime ir 40 ukiu Fer
mos kaime (prie Trakp). Gy-
Ventojai buvo suimami ir is
vezami, o visas turtas padeg-
tas. Sic barbariski kaimu SUI
deginimai atlikti esa uz tai kad
ties tais kainais buvo uzmi-
nuotas ir susprogdintas gele-
zinkelis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-30

roma ne plrHla kdrJa. AoIl-
govskiui uzgrobus Vilniu 1920
metals, visa pasaulio opinija
buvo Lietuvos puseje, ir net
Tautu Sajunga buvo pasiruo-
sus imtis grieztu zygiu prizes
Lenkus. Taciau koalicine So
cialistu-katalikq to meto Lie
tuvos vyriausybe, neziureda-
ma aiskiQ tautininkQ reikala-
vimu padaryti Vilniaus klausi-
ma conditio sine qua non, isl
leido j Lietuvos-Lenkijos SAN
tikiu nagrinejima isviso If nu-
ejo su Lenkais j tiesiogines de
rybas. Kaip csiadieninis "del
Vilniaus susitarsime veliau", !,
gresia NUNS naujomis nelai-
memis, taip tuometinis k0alici-
nes vyriausybes nusiIeidimas
nestatyti Vilniaus klausimo
kaip butinos salygos bent ku-
riam Lietuvos-Lenkijos santi-
kiu nagrinejimui buvo Lietu-
val prazutingas. Didziosios val
stybes, konstatavusios kad Vii
niaus klausimas patterns Lie
tuviams nera conditio sine qua
non ir kad Lietuviai linke su
Lenkais kalbeti del santikiQ is
viso, atsalo LietuviQ atzvilgiu.
Ir visai logiska; kaip gi more
ii kad kitas NUNS priskirtQ
Vilniu jei mes patys nelaiko-
me jo NUNS butinai reikalin-
gu?
Vilniaus kaip sostines isme-
timas IS 1922 metu konstitu-
ciios jau buvo beg6disko sun
uodegiavimo Lenkams rezulta-
tas ir visiSkas tautines Garbes
pamirSimas. Kai kurie 1922
metu konstitucijos apologetai
megina Vilniaus kaip sostin6s
is Lietuvos konstitucijos isme-
TINA pateisint nurodydanli kad
"koks miestas yra sostine, vi
sal nera reikalo mineti'. Taip,
iei Vilnius kaip sostine nebutu
buves deklaruotas laikineje
Lietuvos Tarybos konstitucijo-
ie il jei' Lenkai &ito miesto
Lietuyai nebutu isplese If ne
rei$ke j j jokiq pretenzjjQ, ak
centuoti kad Vilnius yra Lie
tuvos sostine gal If nebutQ Eu-
We reikalo; bet kada Vilnius IS
Lietuvos konstitucijos isn1eta-
mas 30 to kai zeligovskis j pa
grobe ir po to kai jis buVo tu-
rejes garbinga vieta trejus
metus isgyvavusioje laikincje
Lietuvos Tarybos konstitucijo-
je, io i5metimas reiske tylu
patvirtinirna kad Vilnlus nesu-
daro gyvybinio Lietuvos klau-
simo. Tautininkai, gryze /
valdzia, nuplove isdalies ta
'Lietuviu tautai uztrankta g5-
da: 1923 ir 1888 metu konsti-
tucijose Vilnius vel figuruoja
kaip Lietuyos sostine.
Didzioji Amerikos LietuviQ
visuomenes dalis j santikius su
Lenkais ziuri kitaip negu ia
rybininkai. Ne tik Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajunga, kaip organi-
zuotos Americas LietuviQ tau
tines visuomenes atstovas, bet
ir tie tautieciai kuriuos- taria4
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-30

Nauji Faktai ape Tarybininlu Santikus SUI Lenkais.
Observation-Disclosures Lenkais Neisgaus Vilniaus
Pripazinimo - Tolygus Atsisakymui Vi!naus.
Iarybninku Sunuodegiavimas Lenkams - Priesin-
gas Visos Lietuviu Tautos r Visos Lietuviu Visuo-
menes Nusistatymui. Observation-Disclosures SUI Len
kais - Tautnes Lietuyiu Vienybes Ardymas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-30
IS LvS Metinio
S!ein1O
Nauja LVS Centro Val
dyba, etc.

CHICAGO, Ill. - Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajungos metinis sci
mas-suvaziavimas ivyko Nor
rison Hotel, Birzelio 10, 1914.
Suvaziavima atidare Adv.
Antanas A. Oils, pasakydamas
lzangine kalba ir perstatyda-
mas LVS centro pirmininka
DR.. S. T. Tamosaiti vesti po-
sedi sulyg dienotvarkes.
Oils dar uzkviete delegatus
ir svecius j pamaldas Lietuvos
Laisves Varpo jubilejui pami-
nett, kas ivyks sekancia diena,
Birzelio IL, klebono Kun. A.
Linkaus sv. Kryziaus baznycio-
je; toliau, kad LVS centro val
dyba pades vainika prie De-
riaus-Gireno paminklo, ir kad
3 val. po pietu St. Agnes Au-
ditorijoje, ivyks Laisves Var
po jubilejaus programs.
Baigdamas, p. Oils pakviete
Siam vakarui visus delegatus
ir svecius is kitur, pas save
vaisems po suvaziavimo.
DR.. S. t. Tamosaitis, paemes
suvaziavima vesti, paprase at
sistojimu pagerbti a. a. Anita
ma Smetona, Lietuvos Prezi-
denta, kuris mire pereita Sau-
sio 8 d. Pc to paminejo XII
tus aukstus Lietuvos laisves
darbuotojus, ir kovotojus uz
tautu laisve Shame kare, ir ju
pagarbai dalyviai vel minutai
atsistojo.
Pirmininkas, po trumpos kali
bos apie LVS ir jos nuveik-
tus darbus, pakviete Lietuvos
konsula DR.. P. Dauzvardi pa
sakyti kalba, ir p. Konsulas
pasveikino delegatus palinke-
damas geros ir gausingos dar-
! ibuotes.
Defegatai dalyvavo Sic:
ADV. Antanas Oils,
Centro valdybos nariai:
DIR. S. t. TamoaSitis,
DR.. J. Jonikaitis,
K. S. Karpius,
j. Kripas,
j. Smailis,
Z. j. ziuris,
Clevelando delegatai:
julie Salaseviciene,
I Jurgis Salasevicius,
lzldorlus Samas,
+. Samiene,
Jonas Verbela,
Marge Verbela,
HypatlJa Zlurlene.
Tamas Curlanis,
Detrolto delegatal:
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-30

L
gresui Buffalo sveikinimas 81
klausima, berods, atsako tel
giama prasme.
Situ faktu akivaizdoje, Vii
niaus klausimo praleidimas ta-
rybininku Chicagos konferen-
cijoje tesudaro logiska Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Tarybos nusista-
tymo tasa.
Dabar dar galime prisiminti
koks buvo tarybininku dziuga-
vimas ir trimitavimas kai j
viena ju viesuju susirinkimq
"teikesi' atsilankyti Lenku vi
ce-konsulas ir kai Prof. Paks-
ta, Lietuviu Tautines Tarybos
sekretoriu, tulas Lenku susi-
rinkimas, ivykes ju tautines
sventes proga, sutiko, kaip ta-
rybininku spauda paminejo,
"truksmingomis ovacijomis''.
Iliustratyvus yra ir pereita
meta Lietuviu spaudoje pasi-
rode p. K Jurgelos straipsniai,
persa Notwithstanding su
Lenkais. Ka gi tue tarpu Len
kai?
Oficialus Lenku pareigonys
(Sikorskis, Mykolajcik ir kiti)
visuomet pabrezia kad Vilnius
po karo lures priklausyti Len
kijai. Panasiai ivairiomis pro-
gomis issitaria ir organizuotos
Lenku visuomenes grupes, 0
jei kada to savo nusIstatymo
demonstratyviai ir neparodo
tai vistiek jis kaip yla is mai
So nuolatos kyso, tue labiau
kad pasakymas ''tuo tarpu ne
lieskime Vilniaus klausimo"
kaip tik irodo ju grobuoniskas
uzmacias Vilniu. Juk jei Len
kai istikruju neturetu jokiQ
pretenziju Vilniu, jiems ne
butu jokio pagrindo sito jau
dabar viesai nepareihsti. Prize
singai, situo jie neabejotinai
laimetu Lietuviu pasitikejima.
Vadinas, jei Lenkai sito media
ro, jie be abejo tikisi Lietuvius
apgauti.
Kane gi tas apgavimas glu-
di? Ogi tame kad jei Lietu-
vial bus toxic avinai If sueis
su Lenkais j glaudesnius SAN
tikius neissprende Vilnia a u S
ir Vilniaus srities klausimo tai
tue paciu jie parodys kad tas
klausimas jiems nera esminis.
kad sioks ar kitoks to klausl-
mo issprendimas neturi lenia-
mos itakos LietuviQ Lenku
santikianAs. Atseit, jei Lenkai
Vilniaus Lietuvai ir negrazins,
santikius su jais gal ir bus ga
lima palaikyti. Prisiminus kai
kuriu tarybininku tvirtinimus
kad "Klaipeda Lietuvai svar-
biau negu Vilnius ir kad da-
bar nukreipti bendras jiegas
prizes VokieCius ir Rusus", XII
tokios isvados, atrodo, ir ne
galima prieiti.
Taciau, jei Vilniaus klausi-
mo Lietuviai nestato conditio
sine qua non, jei Vilnius Lie
tuviams nera gyvybinis klausi-
mas, tai kuriems galams jiems
Vilniu duoti? Sticks argu-
mentas galva ateis ne tik
Lenkams bet net ir neutra-
liams tretiesiems. stai prie
ko priveda pasidavimas LenkQ
meskerei "dabar apie Vilnlu
nekalbekim'.
Taciau dar butu kick patel
sinamas ant tos meskeres uz-
sikabinimas jei principe "dabar
apie Vilniu nekalbekim" laiky-
tusi in antroji puse, tick Len
ku vyriausybe in exile, tick
oficialus asmenys, tick visa
organizuota LenkQ visuome-
ne. Kadangi betgi tikroveje
yra kaip tik priesingai, tai
yra ne tik dabartine If buvus
Lenku vyriausybe, bet ir Off
cialus asmenys ir didele orga-
nizuotos Lenku Visuomenes da-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-30

(Knygos didumo virselio
piesinys, bet virselis spau-
sdintas trim spalvom.)
Pirkti galima po viena, dvi
ar daugiau knygu, po $500.
Siuskit savo ;.zsak una.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-06-30

FRIES kr aka sarysyje kaba, nei Prof PakStas Pro
Amerkos Leuvu Tarybos Pakstas labai svena
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-11-09
PAGE THREE
Wednesday morning during assembly

Wednesday morning during assembly
e. : the REGULAR weekly meeting Of
the "Y'' was held in the auditorium.
Hortense Burke had charge of the
program and made a very inspirational
ak on "Sacrificial Living" in which we
'sked ourselves questions, such as, "Do
| have a right to waste timer" d ]
iave a right to waste money!" and do
have a right not to pray"
The program was closed with prayer.
Wednesday evening at $3.50 o'clock q
oirt prayer meeting was held in the
auditorium.
The program was opened with the
singing of "The Star Spangled Banner.
Peggy West read the Scripture, using
Psalm 81, after which Mary Belle Tre-
oar read a letter from a boy overseas
o his sister.
The program was closed with prayer
led by Euell Dickard.
Friday morning during assembly peri
cd, the student body of Holmes Junior
College was privileged to have Mr..
Robinson, the Presbyterian minister,
speak to them.
He chose as his topic Prayer, point
'ng out that prayer. is a great help in
the time of temptation. He also stated
that one can prepare for tomorrow by
praying today.
Mr.. Robinson said "One has to pray
honestly, sincerely, and persistently,
pray in faith, and be preserving in pray
orr