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Evening star., 1944-01-06
Nelson Asked 10 Halt
Waste Paper Burning
By Federal Agencies
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Donald M.
Nelson, chairman of the War Produc-
ton Board, has been asked to take
immediate action on reports that
Federal agencies here have been
burning waste paper in the City
Sanitation Departments incinerator.
The request was made yesterday
by Edwin S. Friendly, national chair
man of the Waste Paper Salvage
Campaign of the American News
paper Publishers Association, after
the New York Daily News said the
Office of War Information, the Office
of Price Administration and the
Federal Works Agency had burned
423, 500 pounds of paper in the past
six months.
1t also was reported that H. M.
Faust, WPB salvage director in
Washington, had ordered Clinton
White, WPB regional salvage head
here, to make an investigation.
j. B. Straley, regional director Of
the Office for Emergency Manage
ment, Federal holding company for
all emergency agencies, denied that
the OPA and owl had practiced
widespread burning of waste paper.
He reported that the OPA had
burned some spare ration coupons
and the Owl had informed him
secret and confidential matter had
been incinerated during the past
year. but that nothing has been
burned since the waste paper drive
began.
Regional FWA Director John M.
Gallagher said that when the Works
Progress Administration was liqui-
dated bids for $4,000 pounds of paper
were asked, but none received, so
the paper was burned.
He said FWA trucks had picked
up waste paper from Federal Offices
other than the FWA and had de-
livered it to the incinerator, but
that the FWA's own waste paper
was delivered to a contractor.
Evening star., 1944-01-06
Little Rock CoIored Teachers
To Appeal Unequal Pay Ruling

attorney, contended that all salaries
should be fixed on the basis Of train
ing and experience.
Unfortunately for this theory,
human capabilities cannot be re-
duced to a mathematical formula,
for nature has not so endowed the
human race" Judge Trimble's ruling
said.
School board members testified
that white teachers were usually
paid higher salaries because of bet
ter training, experience and certain
intangible qualifications such as per-
sonality. aptitude and cooperative
spirit"
Evening star., 1944-01-06
Reich Propagandisfss
Seek 10 Arouse Spain
Against Allied Acts
BY PAUL GHALI,

ForeiGn Correspondent of The Star and
Chicago Daily News.
BERN, Jan. 6.-Allied activities
IN Madrid which the Nazis say tend
to modify Spanish neutrality in IA
vor of forthcoming Allied cam
paigns are being. followed with the
closest attention by political circles
in Berlin, according to a Basel dis
patch to the newspaper La Suisse of
Geneva.
Wilhelmstrasse circles appear to
have inside information" accord
ing to which an anti-Falangist
movement in Spain, prompted by
Allied propaganda, is spreading
rapidly through secret cells, espe-
cially in Andalusia. The "revolu-
Evening star., 1944-01-06

Heat-resistant Flamex glass
ovenware in decorative tropi-
cal flower design. ~ at.
covered d casserole, 12sa-in.
oblong utility dish, 9k-in. pie
plate, and size 4-oz. custard
cups. Guaranteed l year.
At All Pour Sears Stores
Evening star., 1944-01-06

Broad. heavy and low
inexpensive and practical
for everyday use.
At All Pour Sedrs Stores
Evening star., 1944-01-06
BY the Associated Press,

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. g.
Little Rock colored school leaders
today planned to appeal United
States District Court decision which
held that the Little Rock School
Board is not required to pay colored
school teachers the same salaries as
white instructors Of equal training
and experience.
Without ruling on the constitu-
tional question of race discrimina-
tion, United States District Judge
T. c. Trimble yesterday dismissed
the suit brought by Susie Morris,
Little Rock colored high school
teacher, holding that the school
board had discretionary powers in
setting salaries of teachers in the
Little Rock system.
Judge Trimble said the constitu-
tional issue raised in the action 'is
not deemed essential to final dis
position of the case"
Thurgood Marshall New York CITY
Evening star., 1944-01-06
Gen. Bresco, 50, Dies

MADRID, Jan. 8 (R.-Gen. Adolfo
Bresco, 80, dean Of SPANS army
generals, died yesterday on the eve
OF the annual ceremony when he
was scheduled again to review
troops and receive congratulations
from Generalissimo Francisco Fran
CO. He entered the military service
II years ago.
Evening star., 1944-01-06
W. R. Peck to Speak

Willis r. Peck, Minister to Thai
land, will speak on his experiences
during and after the Japanese in
vasion, at the weekly luncheon of
the Harvard Club of Washington.
at 1890 pm. Saturday at the An
napOliS Hotel
Evening star., 1944-01-06
Beer and PretzeIs
Advocated to Build
Workers Morale
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Jan. GA pro-
posal that war-busy industrial
plants might we'll provide their
workers with beer and pretzels
in moderation" as a morale
builder came yesterday from
John M. Baker. regional director
of the War Manpower Commits
sion.
The beer and pretzer' plan
was effective years ago, Mr..
Baker declared, in recalling his
own service as waterboy in a
steel mill.
IT bought many a bucket of
beer for the men," he said.
And it didn't hurt them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

slNncArE woRlp rIenrs rrsERyrp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

The youths story was that he left
the house early 10 see a movie at
Florence, about 20 miles away. After
ward he went 10 dance.
A day or two later a poSt-mortcm
examination Of the bodies disclosed
that at least some of the victims had
been shot before they were burned
The weapon was a % calibre rifle
Then ii was revealed that Owen had
his fathers wallet, containing $37.
The authorities questioned Owen
again. What he said then comprised
a tale of high crime But il was not
his final word. which makes the death
of the Oberst family the mystery it
is today.
In his statement Owen said he had
quarreled with his father over use
of tho car 10 attend the movie and
dance. In a rage he said, he called
four of his brothers and sisters to the
Kitchen and shot them one by one.
Dorothea, the eldest daughter, and his
mother were in another part of the
house and, hearing the shots, hurried
to the room. His next shot fclled
Dorothea; the next, his mother, he
said
Aftcr that, Owen claimed he
dragged the body Of Edith TO the liv-
inc ROOM and then he piled the others
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

the Shooting Itself, saying he just
closed his eyes and fired. Some peo-
pie in the community thought he was
lying.
But he stuck 10 his story and was
taken before Judge George Benson
for sentence. Then came the drama
tic sensation
WAS this confession made OF your
own free will?" Judge Benson asked
him.
mo sir" owen exclaimed. 1T was
not" -
A stick Of dynamite couldn't have
rocked the courtroom more
When Judge Benson recovered from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

~ ~ ~ VI VI ~ |WWI -
He found it at the farm
of a ncighbor, where the
home OF William Oberst
was going up in flames.
And il was too late to Ga
anything about it. He
could only watch the de
StructiOn of the house.
The farmer was looking
at a funeral pyre, but
didn't know it. He was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

bearing witness to mass murder that
never happened before or since in the
Flint Hills. He was the solitary audi
ence at a stark mystery that has
only deepened with the years.
When the fire died out, the farmer
was appalled,. He discovered the body
of Neighbor Oberst just outside the
kitchen doorway. In what had been
the kitchen lay the bodies Of Mrs.
OberSt and four of her children
Dorothea, 10; Ralph. ID; Hugh, 10
and Herbert, 6. The body of Edith, g.
was in the charred ruins of the liz
ing room.
What was going on in this little
community? This was the eighth dis
astrous fire within a few months
All but one of the Miller family, who
lived near by, were wiped out in-a
mysterious BTaZC that killed mother,
father and three children. Only Har-
Vey, -. escaped.
In quick succession there were six
other fires in the vicinity.
While deputy sheriffs were poltng
among the ruins of the Oberst home
owen OberSt. Il, turned into the lane
leading 10 the house. Clarence vii
son who had n farm near by met
him as he sped along in the family's
small motor car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
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V0oll)

in the Kite h e n.
Then, he told the
authorities. he wait
ed for his father to
return in the car.
When Oberst ar
rived. Owen said.
ne shot him as he
was about 10 enter
the kitchen and, af-
ter TO b bling his
father, he saturated
the bodie S with
kerosene.
That done, Owen
went TO his room
and changed TO his
Sunday best. On
his way out, he
said. he touched a
match 10 the bodies
of his family. Then
be went his way TO
the movie.
There were loop
n olcs in Owens
story He wouldn't
say what device he
used to lure his
brothers and sisters
20 the kitchen. He
was va pup about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

- n a spring evening IN l9ZS,
just as the chickens were go
~ ing to roost and the COWS set
Ting in their stalls and night was
spreading its mantle of quiet over
the Kansas countryside, farmers saw
a dull, red glow against the sky over
II Dorado.
There was a fog, but the red glow
pierced it, At first the farmers
thought somebody was burning straw
stacks to clear the ground for plant.
ing, although it was late in the sea
son for that. Then they thought a
prairie fire might be licking the Flint
Hills section.
Then one farmer got the notion the
glow was too bright for burning
straw or grass. He reused a droWs.
ing mare and logged down the read
in search of the source
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

NcdN Ihtap, Lay IN
Wait for UnsuSpecting Farmer
vanished, Has Puzzled the Flint Hills
of Kansas fOF-I6 Years.
his surprise, he asked Owen: why,
then. did you confess the crime?"
Cause they made me-" he said.
So Owen was sent TO jail 10 await
trial. There he pulled another rabbit
out of his bag of tricks. Suddenly.
one day, he demanded TO be taken
before Judge Benson. lie rccanted
his denial of the statement, saying he
had killed his family.
Judge Benson thereupon sentence&
Owen to life Imprisonment.
The legerdemain began again. He's
up. he's down; it's on, it's off; he's
in. he's out.
Scarcely was he in prison under
sentence when he once again changed
his story. He went back 10 the court
room tale of being threatened and
beaten into confessing
So the authorities were right back
where they started. Judge Benson
ordered the bodies exhumed and a
new examination showed that bullets
had penetrated at least two OF them.
The life sentence was set aside and
Owen was directed 10 stand trial
There wasn't any direct evidence.
No living person had seen the shots
fired. Nobody had seen the torch
touched 10 the house. The State had
TO rely on circumstantial evidence
and made much of the quarrel and
the youths reputation for going into
temper tantrums.
The defense held that Owen couldn't
have killed so many persons at one
time. Confession by duress was a
big issue.
The jury was confused and couldn't
agree. 1t was discharged and Owen
went 10 trial a second time. The
result was the same hung jury
BY that time everybody in the
county had made up his mind one
way or another SO the State gave
up. The indictment was nol.prossed
Owen was set free Nobody knows
where he is today and nobody knows
who killed the Obcrst family.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-15
sovIETAI I kEPRI-
SIlMA .UzPUOLI-1 /
/ KU vARDo

Dumbarton Oaks konferen-
cijoje, kur Amerikos, Britani-
jos ir Sovietu atstovai /. tariasi
apie ateities taikos ir apsau-
gos nuo uzpuoliku programa,
iskilo klausimas ir ,apie tai
kas daryti SUI agresore uzpuo-
like salimi kuri pasirodys to-
kia is paciu tu didziuju valsty-
blu kurios daro planus suvar-
zyti kitas sails nuo uzpuolimo
,kaimynisku zemiq.
Tas klausimas labai svar-
bus, mes kaip gi pasaulio tai
kos palaikymo organizacija gy-
vuos be suvarzymo ir savo pa
ciq nariu. Sovietai neprisiima
jokio suvarzyno ir matyt rlori
pasilikti agresore, tik bausti
kitas jai kitos bloga darys.
Sutarimo pasiekta kad di-
duma nariu didziuju valstybiu
tarybos turi nubalsuoti panau-
doti jiega prizes agresoriu ar
ba uzpuolika. Bet kada patti
kuri is tu didziuju .valstybiu
'uzpuls kita Sail, ar il patti turf
teise dalyvauti balsavime, mes
il paprastai balsuos prizes jos
baudima.
Tas privede prie supratimo
kad Rusija uzpuldama savo
kaimynes Sails dabartiniu lai-
ku, neturetu teises balsuoti sa-
yes apgynimui. Tuo gi tar
pu Sovietai, okupave daug ma
zu Sally, atsisako duoti kitoms
didesems valstybems galimy-
be init to uzpuolimo klausima
spresti, reikalauja kad butu
palikta patterns bolsevikams
su tomis Salimis susitarti sa-
votiSkai.
Bolseviku atstovai taipgi at
nete Britu prasyma duoti pa
sinaudoti Rusu bazemis teiki-
mui Lenkams pagalbos prizes
Vokiecius Varsavoje.
Taip tai Sovietai visose tai
kos if apsaugos konferencijose
elgsis: q nesikiskit i musu rel
kalus kur mes ka uzgrobem,
tik tarkit viska taip kad iseitu
musu naudai viskas kitkas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-15
BAIGKIME
PETICIJAS
Tuoj bus Padaryta
Audiencija pas Pre-
zidenta

Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
centro valdyba turejo savo po-
sedi Clevelande, Rugsejo 10.
Shame posedyje galutinai nu-
tarta paskirti asnenis kurie
prades rupintis audiencija pas
Prez. Roosevelta Lietuvems
kareiviu motinoms iteikimui
peticijos SUI parasais, prasant
Lietuvai uztarimo prizes Sovie-
tus.
Tuo tarpu, prasome visus
baigti Peticijoms parasus rim
xii ir siuskite atgal nuskirta
vieta. Parasu blankos reikia
grazinti neveliau Spaliu 10.
Peticiju vezimas atsibus Sc
kanti menesi - Spaliu pabai-
goje.
Toliau, LVS valdyba nutare
leisti kitas svarbias knygas gi-
nancias Lietuvos klausima.
Nutarta siusti daugiau "Ti-
meless Lithuania" j Anglia,
ir apkalbeta kit svarbus rel
kalai.
Centre valdyba taip pat ra-
portavo apie savo rasyina me-
morandumu sarysyje su ivyk-
stancia Dumbarton Oaks kon-
ferencija ir Amerikoniskoje
spaudoje straipsniu Lietuvos
reikalais.
Baigkit peticijas rinkti, ku-
rie turit liuosas blankas sku-
biai gaukit ant ju parasus, ir
norintieji daugiau peticiju ra-
sykit tuoj i:
LVS CENTRAS
$500 Superior Avenue
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
sKRALIKU kailis naudoja-
mas Vokietijoje naminiu ava
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-15

Sc tarybininkQ fonduose, Jel
juose kas ir buvo tai senai Wis
kas is ju "isgaravo". Q ka jie
suselpe, ypac socialistiski fon-
dai? Gal Grigaitis selpima
mato posakyje "Lietuvai nei
cento"? Jei LNRF ir gall kas
ka primesti tai tik ne Grigai-
tbs, kuris Lietuvos selpimui
absoliuciai nieko nera iauvei-
kes.
Gale savo rasinio Grigaitis
"sublizga" vienu nauju suge-
bejimu: nurodo ka p. Macke-
vicius "mane" atsistatydamas
is LNRF pirmininko pareigu.
Jis nepaduoda tu 1notyvu ku-
riuos p. Mackevicius isdeste
savo atsistatydinimo raste, bet
tiesiog pasako ka p. Mackevi-
cius name. Galimas dalykas
kad Grigaitis ir turf dovana
skaityti kitu zmoniu n1intis,
bet vargu ar ia "dovana" gall
tureti irodymo vertes.
Kazys Rimvydis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-15

Dl uZduOtlS Iaukla tai SugraZl
nimas pabegeliu ir tremtiniu
Jau dabar, ziurint j svarbu
ma ir reikalinguma, jie padali
no Europa keleta geografinil
ruozu.
Vakarine Europa. Cia pri
skiriamos sajungininku salys
kaip Prancuzija SUI 40 milijo.
nQ gyventoju, Belgija SUI 8 mi.
lijonais, Holandija SUI 8 mill.
jonas. Viso Shame ruoze pri.
skaitoma Xxi Sc milijonu gy.
ventojQ. Atsizvelgiant kad ta.
me ruoze bus lemiamas musis
prizes Vokiecius, sios salys sun
kiausia pakels visas karo bal
sybes ir griovimus, tat ju at
statymu teks pirmiausia pa
galvoti, mes atstacius vakaru
Europos pramone, galima bus
tada pagelbeti ir kitoms Euro
pos valstybems, gaminant is
dirbinius vietoje. Jeigu prie
sio ruozo mes priskirsime dar
Italia tai mes turesime apva-
lu skaiciu 100 milijonu gwen
toju, kuriuos reiks apdengti ir
pavalgydinti.
Kitas reiksmingas ruozas tai
Balkanu Europa. Shame ruoze
mes rasime dvi rusis valsty-
blu: vienos = tai istikimos sa-
jungininkams, ir kitos = Vo-
kieciams parsidavusios valsty-
bes. Prize pirmuju galima pri-
skirt Jugoslavija SUI IL milijo-
nv gyventojQ, Graikija su 7
milijonais, Albania SUI l mi
lijonu. Viso 20 milijonu. Ju-
goslavija, kuri yra zemes ukio
sails, atrodytu kad po mazos
pasalpos pajiegs patti savo is
galemis pasikelti, taciau Graf
kija, kuri yra vargingiausia,
reikalaus dvigubos pagalbos.
Prize kitos grupes, naziams
parsidavusiu, priklauso Veng-
rija su s rflilijonais gyvento-
ju, Rumanija su 18 milijonu,
Bulgaria. su 6 milijonais, viso
80 miljonai zmoniu. Xxi Siam
laikui sios valstybes sugebejo
pacios ismisti, jos net siusda-
vo dali produktq Vokieciams.
Bet kas ten pasiliks kada Vo-
kieciai atsitrauks? Juk jie
viska sunaikina vietoje ko ne
gall isvezti. Tu valstybiu gy-
venimas bus nekuriam laikui
sugriautas ir JOINS teks irgi
pagalba teikti.
Rytinei Europai priskiria-
mos Sios valstybes: Lenkija SUI
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-15

kitoj vietoj kur nera fabriku,
istisi laukai siubuoja nuo sun
Klaus kviecio varpu, ten svy-
tuos dalgiai, baubs karves. Is
ten bus siunciamas maistas
items fabrike dirbantiems dar-
bininkams, anie sius trakto-
rius, automobilius, masinas,
dalgius. -.
Siadien Europa badauja. Mi
lijonai mirSta. Ir kas viso to
kaltininkas? Tai naziu rezi-
mas! Jis norejo karo, jie ir
pakels .jo pasekmes. Kada as
prisimenu visus tuos naziu bu-
deliq iszudytus nekaltus EMO
mes kuriuos man taip daznai
teko pamatyti Vokieciu uzim-
tose zemese, as klausiu ar mes
galime dar gerai galvoti apie
Vokieti.
Karas be neapykantos,. he
kersto tai lyg vedybos be mel.
les. Karas kuris vedamas
prizes Hitleriska rezima, prizes
nazius, tai kova gero prizes
bloga. Mes nenorime numirti,
bet mes norime nugaleti prize
So. Tai yra klaidinga manyti
kad patriotas turf savo kruti-
ne atstatyti uzpuoliko kul-
koms. Ne! 10 prievole yra j
uzmusti, o ne zudytis pats.
Reikia kad sia neapykanta
oras butu taip persisunkes kad
patys .medziai rautusi is SAX
nq ir griutu ant uzpuoiku,
kad akmenys patys keltusi nuo
zemes ir kristq ant priesu gal
vos, kad zen1e prasivertu ir
prarytu priesa.
Europos motinos, neziurint
kurios tautos, kuriu sunai kri-
to kare, pasiruosusios Hitleriui
gyvam esant isnarstyti kau-
lis iSdraSkUti axis Tokio HI
dele neapykanta Vokieciais yra
Senajame pasaulyje. Ir kada
Vokieciai bus paklupdyti ant
.keliu, nereikia sustoti prize sic
nos, reikia zygiuoti Xxi paties
Berlino. Reikia zygiuoti Xxi vi
siskos pergales, tik tada bus
galima kalbeti apie taika ir
kurti Nauja Europa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-15

/ ta SdlcJO DdIlQyCl pdSlekCl Du-
vo Lithuanian National Relief
Fund. Taciau kadangi Wash
ingtone buvo nurodyta kad
National War Fund Lietuvis-
kasis fondas tegales butt pri-
! imtas tada kada jis atstovaus
visai Amerikos Lietuviu vi
suomenei, Lithuanian National
Relief Fund sutiko susilaikyti
individualaus prasymo butt
priimtam National War Fund
ir prisideti j naujai kuriama
Bendra Lietuviu Selpimo Fon-
da. ANU gi katalikisku ir So
cialistisku fondu "prisideji-
mas" Presidents War Relief
Control Board akyse neturejo
jokios reiksmes, nes anie visi
buvo neregistruoti.
Stai kodel mes ir tvirtiname
jog nuopelnas kad United Lii
thuanian Relief Fund siadien
yra National War Fund narys,
pirmoje eileje priklauso tauti-
ninkams, he tarybininkams.
Tautininkai sutiko savo fon-
da paaukoti bendru Lietuvos
Interest," labui, gi katalikai ir
socialistai nieko nepaaukojo,
mes ju fondai Presidents War
Relief Control Board akyse net
neegzistavo. Jeigu sitos tie
sos akivaizdoje Grigaitis nesu-
randa nieko geresnio kaip, pats
meluodamas, kitus apSaukti
melagiais ir koliotis, tai tas tik
patvirtina kad neziurint ilgo
gyvenimo Amerikoje jis Xxi
Sios dienos dar neuzmirso sa-
vo Observation-Disclosures "kul-
turos".
Kas del Grigaicio puolimu
prizes Lithuanian National Re-
lief Fund ir priekaistu kad jis
daug isleides administrators
tai pirmu pirrdau-
sia turime nurodyti kad Lithu-
anian National Relief Fund,
kaip fondas registruotas Pre-
sident's War Relief Control
Board, yra pastarojo kontro-
eje. Jam buvo pristatomos
visos finansines apyskaitos, ir
kadangi PWRCB visas apy-
skaitas patvirtino ir jokiu uz-
nepadare, national vi
skas buvo tvarkoje.
Uzuot gilinesis j federaliQ
staigu kontroliuojamas finan-
sines atskaitomybes, Grigaitis
geriau padarytu susikoncen-
raves j savas ir apsigalvojes
ar ten visuomet viskas tvar-
1oje.
Grigaicio nurodymas kad L.
Y. R. Fund niekuomet nieko
1era suselpes yra netiesa. Tam
,ikros sumos selpinno reika
ans buvo pasklrtos ir atitin-
1amiems asmenims perduotos.
siek-tiek pinigu ir siadien dar
5ebera LNFR saskaitoje ir jie
ous perduoti ten kur PWRCB
nurodys.
Grigaitis kaltina kad LNRF
niegojes. Bet ka dare anie
popieriniai tary-
oininku fondai, apie kuriu "su-
oendrinima" SUI tautininku fon-
1u Grigaitis raso? Tautinin-
KY fondas Wis dar tebeturi po-
"a tukstanciu dolariu, anuo-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-15

% IIllllJOlldlS2 ,gyVcIlIOJ4, Ceho-
slovakija su Is milijonu ir Bal
tijos valstybes (Lietuva, Lat
vija ir Estija) su 6 milijonais
gyventojq. Viso Sc milijonai
zmoniu.
Mus labiausia idomauja pa
detis Lietuvoje. Kaip zinome
tai zemes ukio sails. Xxi karo
sunkiosios pramones mes ne
turejome. Visa zaliava tekda-
vo ivezti is uzsienio. Pagrin-
dinis Lietuvos eksportas abuvo
tai miskas, linai, sviestas ir
bekonas. Is uzsienio mes ISL
vezdavome viska, kaip tai ma
sinas, zibala, gelezi, druska.
Po karo siu dalyku labiausia
truks. Lietuvos ukis lake ka-
70 liko isdraskytas, zemes bu-
vo atgrobtos nuo savininku ir
isdalintos Kittens, kurie nesi-
rupino pagerinimu derliaus.
Tat pirmiausi Lietuvai pa
galba bus reikalinga atstaty-
mui zemes ukio, nes su savo
eksportu il gales pagelbeti XII
toms kaimynems valstybems
kurios kes bada, kuriu zeme
nenesa derliu, bet kuriu lau-
kuose stow fabrikai.
Oar lieka Skandinavijos Eu-
ropa, tai Norvegija SUI 3 mill
jonais gyventoju ir Danija SUI
4 milijonais.
Bet pilna Europos vaizda
mes turesinne jei pridesime vi
durine Europa SUI 70 milijonais
gyventojq. Tai Austrai ir Vo-
kieciai. Neziurint koks bus
sajungininkq nusistatymas Vo-
kieciu klausimu, ir neziurint
koki mes kersta turesime Sir
dyse, taciau siu ,krastu izolia-
vimui, uzkirtimui pletimosi uz-
kreciamu ligu teks teikti sani-.
tarine pagalba. Be to, sioji
vieta yra turtingiausia savo
pramone; atstacius ir kontro-
liuojant sajungininkams, gall
ma bus pasiekti pramoneje
standby laimejimu.
Tokiu budu mes turesime
aplink save 102 milijonus emo
niu kurie diena ir nakti laukia
musu kaip isvaduotoju, mes ta
diena kai mes izengsime j ju
zeme, jie zinc kad pas mesinin-
ka vel bus mesos, pas duon-
KEPT duonos, ir vaikuCiai nebe-
lakstys gatvese basi; vaistine-
je ras nusipirkti vaistiu ir mir
tbs nesilankys taip daznai iu
namuose.
Visa Europa mes galime pa
dalinti dvi sritis: pramones
ir zemes ukio. Po karo, Ryto-
jaus Europoje nebus muitiniu,
salys YES mainu prekyba. Ten
bus dirbama masinos, gyvento-
jai susispaude gyvena, ten nera
rugiu lauku, ten nesigano kar-
YES. " tai ten zeme duoda
gelezies ruda ar angli. Taciau
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Progreso An,ziuje, Pasidare Liadn Vidurarnziu
Laikai Ne tik Europa Viena Kencia, Deuoja if
kinai, kurie Moka Miljonas zmoniu kovoje prizes
JapOnus. Senasis Pasaulis Dusauja po Barbaru
Jungu.
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