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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-12

tainly there is no conplacency in the thousands on thousands of American homes where a service flag hangs in the " in q Q V.
 T he re is no :ompl a c c n c y a m o n 6 the ands on ous ands Of war workers. either paid or volunteer. There
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-12

young men who are lighting and bleeding and eiy' ing for them, soldiers in jun. gles. pilots ip aiFplanes, crews locked in subs marines under oceans, are being q epFtVed Of their chances Of survival,
 Black markets all OUAP the face
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-12

tals know what a won d erfui. moving and inc spring experi- ence that is. Those boys are cheerful, uncom- plaining and not in the least dis illusioned.
 Only last week I met a kid who had lost both legs and one arm in Gtailv |
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-12
MT. and Mrs. SerOOge By FANNT EtgURgT

The meanest man iD the world these wartime days is the one who drives his wife to the market place on black market gas so that Mrs. EcTooge can load up the car with black market food products to which neither Of them is entitled,
 While MT and Mrs, ReFooge are taking an weight and cheating
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-12

Tt is not hard, for instance, for R man who Is neltheF Q Christ lon nor . Rnddr hist and nnafgeets cd by either Tellv gi0D 10 be tolerant toward both, But H is entirely Q different tbtng f0F Q man who believes that sal- VatlQn n A Al ha
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-12
Who Is Compliment? Ry SOPHIE KERR

Now and then hear a criticism in a very self-righteous voice-that we Americans are too complacent about this war do not believe it. have not found one complacent person among those 1 know. Ger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-12

'afa Van Alsiype Allen lN Ihe New York Times ] saw the deer
 At the edge Oi the g0od
 So stlll he stood That ] could hear The heart lD my breast speaking loud and clear But the words were Lost As ! watched him stand Under the silent tree HIS eyes held a question As he looked Rt me, I was part Of the summer Part 0f the moving dream ,,, Rooted deep beside the HOuntsin stream, So ! thought, but he knew the ruth [ say the tllekeT Of fear lD his eyes Like flame ,,, He was gone and stood alone Man alone under the skies Where had stood, without fear, MaDd and deer,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-12
No Complaints
By CORNELIA OTIS SKINNER

I have met a good many of the boys who have returned from over seas, for it's been my privilege to perform in a number of the big hospitals where the wounded men are being cared for. Those of you who have also visited these hospi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-12
A Thought for Today

nus be ye doers of the word. and not hearers enly, aece1ving your own selveS.-games l.22.
  We never deceive for a good purpose: knavery adds malice to falsehood.-Ia Bruyere. The merciful man doeth good Co his own soul: bus he that Is cruel tFouhleth his own flesh Proverbs fl:is.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-12

WASHINGTON, Friends  as the landing politically a s if were armn up to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-12
Daily Almanac

Daily Almanac Sun rises at Sib9 q m, sets at TS4 D m, lgaF uBlel, Vehicles must bs lighted thirty minutes after Aunket,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-12
Washington Merry-Go-Round DREW S PEARSON

BoVue Who Once for FDR Reported Boosting Dewey; WIFE, Despite Secretly Lumber Delays Developing Choice Big Business Seen Blocking Project Approved by e Army and Nov
 Returning G Fnoy Be Given the Same BEeoks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-12
STRENGTH FOR THE DAY
By EARL L, DOUGLASS, Q. Q,

TOLERANCE VERSUS INDDFFER-
 EkcE
 We are sometimes prone to cons eTatulata ourselves on our tolerance Of other faiths when ln reality we are merely indifferent to them and probably to our own,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-12
Selected Poem

DEER Ik sUMMER Sara Van Alslyne Allen iD The New York Times
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-08-02
Ship Alloy

Let's all make the boat cruise
scheduled for August 13. May l
remind you of a few pointers:
first bring along that extra sand
witch you hadn't planned on eat
ing to help feed one of our serv-
ice men who will be along. Sec
ond, rush out now and cinch that
ticket to be sure you won't be
the one left behind standing on
the dock. There will be only a
limited supply, you know. Third,
IL in doubt about any of the dope
concerning your arrangements,
call USO Industrial Service No. 2,
phone 1909 Bremerton; Colrnan
Service Club, Capitol 0649, Sc
attic; Port Orchard USO, Dick
Fulton, 1921, extension 80.
Now take your pencil, mark X
at the 18th of your August cal
endar sheet. Last but not least.
please remember you still won't
be able to go If you're at the
Ferry dock by 1880. Bremerton
time.
Now you're all set for a full
day! So long, see you when the
excursion lands at Point Defiance,
Tacoma, Wn.
By the way, tell your friends
in Seattle to meet us at the Cole
man Docks. $3.50 sharp.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-08-02
Attention Customers
Boys Pow Wow Aug. 10

old-fashioned Fun, Frolic-
EATS, ICE CREAM, etc.
The Northwest Enterprise,
Bremerton manager will send
TWO Bremerton carriers to this
big event as guests.
Boys will participate in these
exciting events for expensive
prizes: SACK RACE, BICYCLE
RACE, PIE EATING CONTEST,
SWIMMING, CREASED POLE.
NICKEL GRAB, and others.
Lots of fun, laughter, and
prizes. CUSTOMERS, help your
delivery boy to make this POW
wow" He hasn't really lived
until he attends this event; here's
how:
To The N. w. Enterprise:
Sirs: Here is my order to the
N. w. Enterprise, to be delivered
at least weeks to my home,
and until ordered discontinued.
Give this boy .....................-
credit toward his POW WOW"
ticket.
Ndne
Address ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
(Cut out and mail to local o.
flee of paper.)
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-08-02
Local Weekly Calendar

Choral rehearsal, Monday, 7:3e
p. m. 221 Washington st.
Industrial Girls Sewing Club.
Tuesday, 500 p. m, 221 Wash
ington st.
Home Makers Club, Wednes-
day, 100 a. M, Sinclair Com
munity Center.
Mems Industrial Club, Thurs
day, 500 p. m, 221 Wash. St
Beginners Art Club meets
Thursday, D. M, West Park,
Mrs. Cromwell's residence.
Movies for young and old. Sim
clair Community Center, Satur-
day, 800 p. m.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-08-02
EAST MADISON
BRANCH Y. M. c. A
YMCA SUMMER PROGRAM

MIA ST. MMER RkOtthAM
Swimming will begin Tues lay
and Wednesday mornings at the
Central Y. M. C. A. at 1900 d.
m. There will be no charge for
boys who cannot swim. Please
bring a towel and carfare.
A large group went to the Col
man Pool at Lincoln Park last
Thursday. The weather has been
ideal for each of the beach
parties.
The older boys and girls are
planning a trip to Seward Park.
The YMCA and YWCA are con-
tinuing their weekly trips for the
boys and girls in the community.
The next trip is to the Imperial
Candy Company on Thursday. The
boys and girls will leave the YIN
and YWCA at 1890. Following
the trip to the candy company.
those who wish may go to Wood
lawn Park for the Mt. Zion Bap
fist Sunday School Picnic.
GOLDMAN SERVICE MEMS CLUR
Our hostesses were we'll repre-
scented at the parties at the use
at Tacoma, N. A. d. Bremerton,
WILDLY Island, an evening of en-
tertainment at Camp Jordan, two
special parties at Eagle Hall.
Craven Center and FIT. Lewis. The
WILDLY Island orchestra drew a
capacity crowd on Saturday. July
30. We appreciate the large at
tendance of Junior Hostesses.
Please remember these dates
for next week: Fort Lawton Tor
NAL Wednesday, August 2. The
buses will leave at 500 p. IN,
Paine Field, Monday, August Z. !
The buses will leave at 700 p. IN. |
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-08-02
Tech. Sgt. Thos. Rogers
Home From s. Pacific

T-Sgt. Thomas c. Rogers, Med
Detch. 161st Infantry, son of
Ruth and the late Thomas S.
Rogers, 1903 West Mallan Ave-,
Spokane, Wash, is home on fur
Tough after nearly three years
service in the South Pacific. En-
route to the Philippines, Rogers
arrived at eParl Harbor four days
after 'its bombing by the Japan
csc. He took part in an en-
gagement on Guadalcanal when a
thousand enemy planes rained
bombs in their futile attempt to
hold Henderson Field, and later
saw action on New Georgia
Island. Travelling by air and by
water. he was stationed on Fiji
Islands, New Caledonia, New zea-
land and Australia.
One day was spent in Seattle.
visiting two sisters, Ruth and
Naomi Rogers, his grandmother,
Mrs. Hattie B. Tigg, and an
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Hyatt. Sgt. Rogers
is a graduate of North Central
High School, and had served six
years in the Washington National
Guard when it was ordered into
federal service in 1910. Three
brothers also are serving overseas
N the Armed Forces: Fred, Nor
man and Edward. all with the
Army. Another brother John, is
serving in the Merchant Marine. |
After visiting his mother, the SER
seant will report to Camp White.
oregon, for reassignment.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-08-02
Annual WOman's Day at
Inst. Baptist Church

Annual Woman's Day will be
observed at Peoples Institutional
Crurch, 100 21st Ave, all day
Sunday, August 49, Many of the
m ost outstanding women of
Seattle will participate on the
program at the various services.
AT eleven o'clock, Mrs. Mary p.
Farquaharsob, former Senator OF
the state of Washington will de-
liver the principal message.
The three o'clock service will
be unique in that leaders from
the various churches of the city
will bring messages of the theme:
"Woman's Part in the Future
Life of the Nation" Mrs. F.
Benjamin Davis of the Mt. Zion
Church will be the principal
speaker for the afternoon. Others
appearing on program as guest
speakers include Mrs. L. II.
Hayes of the A. M. e. Church,
Mrs. M. Pittar, A. M. E. Zion and
Mrs. Sarah Brown of the Grace
Presbyterian Church and Mrs. M.
Purnell.
SERVICE OF SONG
The evening service at 8
O'Clock will be a COMMUNITY
SING, at which time special num-
bers will be rendered and group
singing conducted. Soloists in
clue Mrs. Bessie Ratcliff, Mrs. w.
Weber, Mrs. A. Miner, Mrs. A.
c. Collandret, Mrs. Pearl White,
the West Coast Quartette, the
Kenard Baby Chorus" and many
other groups and individuals.
The woman ms Missionary
Society is in charge of the entire
service and plan to serve deli
cious dinner following the morn
ing service. The public is in
vited.
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SEATTLE
CHURCHES
Revival Service

Old-Fashioned, Sou l-Stirring
Revival geginning August 20 at
the Washington Street Methodist
Church, 1886 Washington St.,
just around the corner from Yes
Ter Terrace, only two blocks from
18th and Jackson. Rev. e. NJ.
Whaley, the evangelist from Iowa
will be with us.-Rev. Theodore
Walters, pastor.
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dent. Helen Masie. vice presi-
dent. Cleopatra Pleasant, finan-
eia1 secretary; Mr.. Percy Wash
ington, recording secretary; Mr.
Scotty Tillman, treasurer; Mrs.
L ucille Johnson, instructor.
Weekly meeting held Thursday. g
p. m.
WILDLY Air Base honors local
naval hero. News story in next
weeks issue. Be sure to read IT,.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-08-02
FIFTY YEARS AGO

Folks boiled coffee ard settled
it with an egg.
Ladies rode side saddle.
When a preacher seid a truth,
the people said amen.
Neighbors asked about your
family and meant it.
The neighbors got fresh liver
at hog killing-and men made
the same wife do a lifetime.
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Not Too Late to Buy Bonds
NEWS FROM HOME

Pittsburgh Courier, Chicago
Defender, Kansas City Call,
Afr. A IN e r 1 C n, Amsterdam
Star News, Negro Digest,
Northwest Enterprise, Pacific
Coast Negro Directory for sale.
Mrs. Josephine MeCraven, Sole
Agent for all Negro Literature.
7O4 Goth Ave. Phone PR
D002, Seattle, Wash.
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Jam Session Every Mon
day Night--At Black and
Tan, 4O41a 18th Ave. So.

cookies were given the patients.
The club also donated five dol
lars ($5.0O) to the P.-I. Tele-
phone Fund. Many of the patti
ents at the hospital came TO the
Colman club and thanked the
mothers for their trip.
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Peoples Institutional Baptist
Church
100 21st Avenue

l@O @ASb ANChuC
Pastor Rev. f. w. Penick, ID. ID
25O2 Goth Avenue South
Church Phone Pros. 1900
Residence, Pros. 41S1
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship 1900 a. m.
Evening Worship 500 D. m.
Mid-week Prayer Service. Wed.
nesday evening 500 o'clock.
Woman's Aux. Meeting every
LIST and 3rd Wednesday afternoon
2:30.
Missionary Day. 3rd Sunday
afternoon o'clock.
The public is invited to all SER
vices.
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GCace Presbyterian Church
Rev. John II. Harris, Pastor

G,cace Presbyterian Church
Rev. John II. Harris, Pastor
Sunday School is held at 9:45
a. m; IL a. m. Morning Worship;
6 p. IN. Y0ang Peep e; 7:30 p. m.
Evening Worship.
Full Gospel PentecOstal Temple
10th & e. Fir
Bishop E. +. Norris, Pastor
Sunday School 10 a. m. Morn
worship IL a. m, Bible Glass Z p.
m. Evening service 8 p. m. Evan
selistic services Tuesday 5 p. m,
Elder and Sister F. ]. Adams in
charge. Thursdays p. M, Elder
and Sister j. II. Young in charge.
You are invited to attend these
services a hearty welcome awaits
you.
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sERvICENIEN ACTIVITIES

The Colman Club sent a num-
Der of ]. V. HIS to the dance at
the enlarged U. S. o. at Tacoma.
The Sand Point Orchestra fur
nished the music. The trips to
N. A. D. Bremerton, and Paine
Field were also we'll attended by
our hostesses. The dedication of
the new hall at WILDLY Island
on Sunday, July % attracted
very large group of hostesses. 'fhe
hall was named Turpin Hall In
honor Of Mr.. Dick Turpin at
Bremerton.
A group of Army and Navy
Mothers visited the Naval Hos
pital. They were: Mesdames
Martha Davis, Ora James, Emma
Chainey. Coles, Johnson. and
Bibbs. Flowers, cherries, and
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First A. Nj. e. Church

First A. Nj. e. Church
Between Pike and Pine, 18th Ave.
DIR. l.. II. Hayes, Pastor
Sunday school. 9:45. Preaching
IL and s: Christian Endeavor, z
p. M; Midweek prayer service,
"Wednesday. 9 o'click.
Mount Zion Baptist
1894 10Th Aveiue
PROspec: 0444
Rev. Benz. Davis, Pastor
Sunday school, 9:45. Preaching
IL and s; Christian Endeavor, 7
p. M; Midweek prayer service,
Wednesday. o'cick.
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- Continued from Front Page -
say their instructors were such
renowned personalities as the
Frech-Canadian singers, Yvette
Soon, Florence Lesser, voice in
structors at Kansas City Conserv-
atory and the nationally ac-
claimed organist, r. G. Jackson,
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-08-02

"Tales of Manhattan" starring
Charles Boyer and Rita Haywortb
will be shown on movie night,
Wednesday, July 90.
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SOCIAL NEWS
Beginners Art Club elects Off
GERS in West Park.
Mrs. zeporia Cromwell, presi-
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JOIN THE N.A.A.C.P.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14

kijos nelaimes priezasti iziu-
rejo tik tame kad tarp Lietu-
vos IL Lenkijos nebuvo unijos.
Dauguma ju buvo vidutiniai il
smulkus dvarponeliai, senosios
kartos atstovai, labai vertina
Lenkiskaja kultura ir jauciasi
turf siokiu-tokiu rysiu su Lie
tuva. Ne vienas ju jau anks-
Ciau buvo buves Lietuvoje, tu-
rejo ten draugu ir pazystamQ,
kai kurie jq turejo net il gi-
miniu. Nemaza ju, sugriuvus
Lenkijai, atsidure Lietuvoje,
prisiglaude tai kur nors mics
te pas buvusius draugus ar
draugu draugus, ar kaime.
Kuriems jig buvo teke butt
Lietuvoje dar prizes | Didyji
Kara, tie baisiai stebejosi ne
paprasta Lietuvos pazanga.
Kai kurie jQ, pamate placias
asfaltuotas Kauno gatves, SVa-
rius, erdvius Saligatvius il mo-
derninius namus net nenorejo
tiketi kad cia tas pats sulin-
kes, medinis Rusijos provinci-
jos miestelis, kuriame jiems
buvo teke buvoti dar prizes to
kara.
Bet dar nuostabesne iiems
buvo LietuviSkojo kaimo pa
zanga. Nusausintos pelkes,
pravesti nauji plentai if vies-
keliai, lygQs ir gerai idirbti
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14
Bukime VERT Senojo Lietuviu Vardo

laukai. Kaimu su sulinkusio-
mis- trobelemis kaip ir nebeli-
Ike, bet jig vietoje daug kur
matosi tvarkingi viensedziai
su graziais skarda dengtais
trobesiais bel raudonstogiais
klojimais. Sian ir ten matosi
dideli, moderniniai muriniai
pastatai su placiais. erdviais
kiemais aplink JUGS. Tai mo-
kyklos, j kurias keliais ir take.
liais skuba raudonskruosciai
llnksni, Svariai apsivilke il
knygomis nesini Lietuviu uki-
ninku vaikai. Jie ziuri drasiai
praeiviams j axis, kai kada
sukteli jiems pasveikinimo 70
di ir linksmai sau nubega to-
liau. Stai kur Lietuviskumc
tvirtoves, stai kur gaivalingoji
LietuviQ tautos jiega!
lr prisimena Lenkas dvarpo-
nelis Lietuvq kokia il buvo
prizes $50 metu, ta skurda
ir varga kurs viespatavo Lie
tuvoje, ir negali atsistebeti,
Lenkija per tuos kelis desimt-
mecius mazai tepazenge prize
kin, dar ir prizes pat kara su
Vokietija Lenkijoje tebebuvo
keliolika milijonu driskiQ, "be
batu'', kaip patys Lenkai meg
davo iSsitarti. Lenkijoje liko
ia patti museums santvarka ku-
rioje, kaip senoje Lietuvos-
Lenkijos valstybeje, pilieciu
teisemis tesinaudojo privilegi-
juotieji, o kit, mazazemiai ir
bezemiai kaimieciai, ir toliau
liko beteisiai. TeoretiSkai Pill
sudskines dvasios "Rzeczpos-
politoje" tas skirtumas buvo
panaikintas, bet praktikoje ir
toliau LenkQ kaimas skendo
verguveje ir tamsoje.
Ir mato Lenkq pabegelis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14

kai 1889 metals naziai ziau-
rial sumuSe Lenkus, o tuome-
tiniai naziu sajungininkai-bol-
sevikai dar dure Lenkams pei
liu nugara, apie 100000 kva-
dratiniu kilometru savu il sve-
timp zemiu apimanti Lenkijos
valstybe pasiiuto esanti nu-
sluota is zemelapio. Lietuviai,
atiausdami sia didzia LenkQ
nelaime, daug tukstanciu ju
pabegeliu priglaude svelnioje
Lietuvos pastogeje. Ne vie
mas ju pakeite savo paziura i
Lietuvius kai uz ta bloga ku-
rio Lietuva ilgame istorijos be-
gyje buvo patyrus is LenkQ,
Lietuviai atsimokejo vaiSingu-
mu. Taciau didele dauguma
Lenku pabegellu, dar tebebu-
dami Lietuvoje, vietoje dekin-
gumo rode nelojaluma. Dide-
lie dauguma" Lenku, uzuot gal
vote kaip padeti prisikelti par
blokstai Lenkijai, uzuot iside-
meje tragingu pasekmiQ ture-
jusias practices klaidas, svajo-
io ir planus kure kad ateities
Lenkija atsikels didesne negu
il buvo Xxi Siol, kad il vado-
vaus ne tik Siaures Rytu Eu-
ropai, bet ir Balkanams, taigi
bus begalo galinga valstybe
nuo "juru Xxi juru'.
Vel gi buvo tokiu kurie Len
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14
BALTIC NEWS
BULLETIN

Washingtone, Office of War
Information, Foreign Langua-
ge Division, pastarais laikais
pradejo leisti savo biuleteni
pavadinta Baltic News Bulle-
tim. Jane teikiama zinios
apie Vokieciu veiksmus ir ap-
siejima su Lietuvos, Latvijos,
ir Estijos gyventojais.
Dabar Lietuva okupavo Ru-
sal bolsevikai, Alijantu drau-
gal. Bolsevikai prades vykdy-
ii savo terora, zmoniu perse-
kiojima ir zudyma, kaip dare
1940-1941 metals. Butu gels
tina kad Office of War Infor-
nation pateiktu ziniu ir apie
bolseviku elgesi su zmonemis
Pabaltijo salyse. Afrikoje, TIA
lijoje ir Prancuzijoje, kur An
glai ir Amerikieciai uzima nuo
Vokieciu, ivedama zmoniskumo
tvarka, gyventojai maitinami
ir gelbstimi, bet Rusai to ne
darys is Vokieciu atimtose Pa
BALTIC salyse. Priesingai, jie
skaito tas Sails savomis ir des
pastangas isnaikinti visus XII
'taip manancius .jq gyventojus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14
Vykes Palyginirnas

Amerikos FBI direktorius,
Edgar Hoover, kalboje Holy
Cross kolegijos moksla baigu-
stems studentams, Worcester,
Mass, vykusiai apibudino A
merikos Cir Lietuviu) komuni-
stu vaidmeni Americas Cir Lie
tuviQ) gyvenimc. Sake, tai
"Trojenu mediniai arkliai vir-
te zalciais". Storai ir teisin-
gal pasakyta
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kaS Laukia Lietuv0S?
StUBEkIME Rir<kTI PARASUS ANT
PETICIJQ DABAR!

Raudonosioms armijoms isiverziant j Lietuva,
Lietuva atsduria trecioe prieso okupacjoje = ruda
sis nazizras pakeiciamas vel raudonuoju Azijatisku
komunstisku barbarizmu, visais ziaurumais kurle
buvo nutraukt 19A1 metals r pakeisti Vokiecu ziau
ria okupacja.
Amerikos Lietuviams reikes imtis grieztesnes ak
cios siuo atveu Xxi sol mes eidom savo vaikus ka-
riuomenen, pirkom karo bonus aukavom savo darbo
pastangas r krauja Vokietijos nukariavimui - tike
dami kad Vokieija bus besalyginia nukariauta taip
kad jos pavergtos says gales butt atsteigtos Lasvos
ir Nepriklausomos. Panasai daroma Vokiecius nuka-
riaujant Italoje, Prancuzoje ir taip bus ktur kur
Alijantu jiegos islasvnima atnesa.
To paties privalo butt aikonlasi ir Letuvos bel
ktu krastu kuruos is VokeciQ atims Rusai: ir toms
salms turf butt takomas tas pats Ajantu kariavimo
principals: r JOS turi but islasvntos
Tuo tarpu mes zinome kad Stalnas, per kels me-
tus baubes reikaavima pavergt tas Sails, ir jis
pasryzes laikytis tk sutarties Hitleriu, su
nekuo kitu, = tu salu zmonems atnes sena 1910
tas ivesta naikinima ir terorzavima ir pirm negu
karas baigss Lieuva ir kitos says bus boseviku is
naikintos
Ne tam mes perkam karo bonus, tam musu su-
mai kariauja, = ir mes privalome skubausia keti
vo basa kad ir Lieuva butu taikOma Alijantu isais
vinimO principals!
Americas drasesnieji laikrascia prikisa Prezden-
tut Rooseveltui pardavima" Pabatijo tautu Stalinu.
Mes Americas pieciai ir kariautoai, kure suintere-
suoti savo senosios tevynes lkmu, privalome vykti
pas Prezidenta ROosevelta ir patrti ar lis pardave
Letuva Sovietams, ne.
Mes tulime iSket zinias ape bolSeviku papildy-
tus ziaurumus iszudymus simtais Lietuvos znonu,
kankinimus ju, istremimus 1940-41 metu akupacja,
r prasyti kad Americas vyriausybe nepavelytu enls
Iietuvoje to pat pakartoti isnaujo
kankinimus ju istremimus 1940-41 metu okupacja,
zinodam ka barbara bolsevikai dare pirmiau,
mes turime rodyti dideio ssrupnmo ir deti pastan-
gu kad tas neblltu pakartojama
Tam dabar reikainga kuosmarkiausia rinkti Pc
tcijas, IL 81 rudenl butina nuvezti jas Prezidentui
Rooseveltui Lietuvia per visa Amerika privao SUI
brusti labiau paraSu rinkma vykdyti kad kuodaugau
halsu pasisakytu jog lie nepritaria Letuvos pavergi
mui Lietuvin kareiviu motinos prasomos registruo-
tbs keonei Washingtona SUI Peticjomis.
Letuvos zmones sxelbe kovosia bet nepasiduosa
holseviku okupacjai, kap kovoio ir tralnde Vokie-
cius. Dabar, kada Lietuva pereina Amerikos saun-
oinnkes Rusios rankas turin reikalauti ai tel
singumo, r teisingumas ai gall butt duotas jeigu tk
Amerika prsilaikys savo kariavimo principu - mazu
r pavergtQ tautQ islasvnimo
Kareiviu Motinas savo kolonjoje surasant, pranes
ute tuOjau adresu
Mrs. Ona Biezis, 324l W. 66th Place, Chicago, Ill
Kurie dar netmit peticiju banlSl rasykit tuoau
'eticiju Komisjos prmininka:
v. F. Laukaitis 10 E. Lexington St., Baltimore, Md
1. V. S. CENTRAS $500 Superior Ave- Cleveland g. Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14

nokime dabar ir visada kad nei
Teutonai, nei Maskoliai, nei
Lenkai NUNS musu kelyje ME
kuomet nebus draugai. Todel
pasirodykime verti senojo Lie
tuvisko vardo ir nesizeminki-
me. Kovokime Xxi paskutinio
kraujo laso, kap senoves Lie
tuviai kovojo. Tai yra vienin-
tells tiesus kelias laisve. Sun
uodegiavimas gi buvo ir bus
vergu pazymys.
XaZyS RimvydiS.