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The sub., 1944-02-03
w" Fab Shop
By Alice Carter

Now that the welding school is at the Fab. Shop, we can remem- Der how we felt when we first came to the victory yard. More power to you welders.
 We must give Delphine Perry, checker, credit; she has deserted her rocking chair for welding. Welcome! If I had my choice on cold days, I'd take the rocking chair.
 We'll, gang, here's the latest. Personally, I thought that fad had gone out years ago. The last l heard of 1t was when a Harvard lad was arrested for trying to swallow a swordfish in a muse um.
 But here it is. Terry Connors, it seems. had a birthday party; well, anyway, it was a party. The party got dull, so-o-o- Terry de- cides to eat her aunts goldfish. Believe it or not, she actually ate live goldfish. And she's alive to tell the tale; look her up and she'll tell you about it. If she doesn't Maurice will. Stay away from the water, Terry"
 There's one fellow in the Fab shop who is a busy man. He's an assistant instructor, Or rather was up until the school moved in. He's state auxiliary policeman and an engaged man, and what we all want tc know is how 1t all hap pened? Come on, Lona Jo, give! I'd like to know where he got his courage.
 It sure takes these Southern beIles tC come up here and get their men. Good luck to you both, and we hope you will be very happy.
 Honorable mention to Henry Di- ble. He's serving his country two ways; he's in the service, doing shore duty and welding on the evening shift. We need more men like him. If everyone had his in- itiative, we sure would get that 1OTS bonus each month.
 Come on. gang! Let's all work for that bonus; we can use the money and Uncle Sam can use the subs.
 It seems that Edith Gelbord, for mer welder who had to go home because of sick mother, misses the gang and wants to be remem- bered to all She is a white collar gal now-in an office no less. Re member. girls. when we had clean collars. too. We all send you the best, Edith, and we miss you, too.
 I suppose I'll have to send you this edition now. Oh, well!
 Guess I've gossiped enough for this time; see you all in the next edition. Let's all try for that boz nus-baby needs new shoes!!
The sub., 1944-02-03
Our Way of Living

We will not get these things back
 again Food. automobiles. radios, re-
 frigerators and men Until we work. fight, produce,
 manufacture them To all Americans, think, act and
 say we can. Why prolong this age of sacrifice
 In war When we have the means to end . it for evermOre Peace time way labor march of
 progress take Forward civilization in liberty
 with freedom make. A gutter was not made for men to
 fall in It takes man to climb the
 mountain Panorama of higher standards,
 better living The Lords way through nature
 giving.
The sub., 1944-02-03

Tn a gay and carefree mood, c man telephoned a friend at two o'clock in the morning. T do hope [ haven't disturbed you," he said cheerily.
 "Oh, mo-" the friend replied. that's quite all right. had to get up to answer the telephone any way"
The sub., 1944-02-03

Now that the welding school is at the Fab. Shop, we can remem- Der how we felt when we first came to the victory yard. More power to you welders.
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20 YEARS AGO f{ yfT EMPIRE
APRIL IT, 1924


tenants Wade Orleans and
The destroyer Hull
plane
leak in the crank
by the House
placed the unanimous consent
and there action by
Alaska into Territories according to
special representative OF the City OF
spending % IN the
national capital looking interests
Boyle u Land Office here and
license practice law here.
his Northwestern for the West
Fairbanks their trip They
we're return
of the well known Schwabacher and Company.
Alaska Road Commission
the Parker gasboat for that point
Commissioner Education, who had
visiting Division several
days, Northwestern
Weather report High, 35; low 49,
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in Boston tan honor given him by
Mayor Curley)
Il am one of the few people in
the United States" Monroe boast
ed, who carries certificate testi-
flying that 1 am sane"
To which Mrs. Coffee shot back
Most men carry draft cards"
After dinner, Monroe took Con-
gresham White upstairs to talk to
the New York butcher about plans
to handle certain meat deals with
the OPA provided a group of but
cheers could raise one hundred
thousand dollars.
Thus carries on the ebullient, IT.
repressible, unbelievable John Mon
roe, who shortly before the war paic
an income tax of only three dol
lars, but who last year was making
money at the rate of 100000 9
year in the golden lobbying era il
Washington.
Copyright, by United Feature
Syndicate, Inc.)
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from the bottom of Civil Service
list and put on top, that Is Justi-
fable when a man is really worth
it.
Sometime ago, also, made a
mistake about a Naval captain who
was raising hogs at Camp Peary
Va, and although l talked to the
captain first, 1 apparently mis-
understood him and gave the en-
roneous impression that the hogs
were being raised for his own bene-
fit. I have since tried to correct
this, because Captain James Ware
is a patriotic, straight forward Of
ficer. doing real job for his coun-
try. But take this opportunity &c
repeat the correction, and to say
again that the hog-raising was fol
the benefit of the Navy
However, in regard TO the mar
in the red house on r Street, l am
sure / made no mistake. His charm
his energy, his mental adroitness
especially his contacts. with offic-
ials, are legitimate matters for pub
lie comment
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HALIBUT SEASON
IS OPENED But.
NO VESSELS OUT

Although the halibut fishing sea-
son opened Saturday at midnight
not single boat in Alaska outfitted
for the fishing grounds as far as
can be ascertained.
At Ketcnikan a committee of
buyers adopted proposed ALLEGATION
plan for that port based on indi-
yidual buyers purchases for the past
four years and the plan is to be
submitted to v. J. Simpson, Area
Coordinator of Fisheries at Seattle.
The proviso is to be followed only
in event the OPA revises the halibut
ceilings for Alaska ports that come
within the Seattle prices less actual
carrier charges.
At Sitka, pending an OPA answer
on requested price increase for the
catch, 40 salmon trollers voted I'M
animously to tieup their boats. The
spokesman said it is not strike
but designed to force some kind OF
an answer from the OPA on change
in prices.
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KILLED IN PLANE CRASH

VICTORIA, B. c., April lit is
officially announced that four air.
men were killed on WILDLY Island
last Wednesday in the crash of a
twin -engined Raj plane.
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HELP WANTED
Help Wanted

Help Wanted:
One Secretary of Alaska, salary $500 per year,
easy work pleasant surroundings time off for coffee
any morning, splendid opportunity for advancement
but must be able to read and write English language
and follow orders of superiors previous experience
necessary but need apply for position until after
April 25 Apply Office of President Washington, D c.
Help Wanted:
One Postmaster for work in Juneau, Alaska job
being held open for right person. Should be able to
read and write English language preferably have pull
in Washington, D. c. Salary $4,000 per year (Should
take routine Civil Service Examination Apply Office
of President, Washington, d. c.
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HOROSCOPE
"The stars incline
bat do not compel"
TUESDAY, APRIL 10

TUESDAY, APRlL 10
Benefic aspects rule strongly to-
day. Labor is under a fortunate
direction which presages satisfac-
tory agreements with Government
representatives
HEART AND HOME: AS an es-
cape from anxiety spring shopping
will be of special interest to women
this year. There is a sign that pre-
sages renewed desire for dainty
gowns and artistic millinery as a
change from Stacks, overalls and
uniforms. Merchants will enjoy a
lively trade.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS: EN- e r
gency industrial problems are in
dictated Despite the number Of re-
turning soldiers who are able to
work there will be urgent demand
for still more men and women in
many lines of production. The
preservation of food will require ex-
pert as well as unframed workers.
NATIONAL ISSUES: Agriculture
comes under conflicting planetary
aspects that may seriously affect
the seasons production. Unfavor-
able weather will complicate the
farmers troubles but there is prom
Use of great harvests.
INTERNATIONAL FAIRS :
midas chart for the summer SOL
stice finds Neptune elevated and
other aspects promising. Warning
factions will unite for the general
good and old religious differences
will be bridged by Moslems and
Hindus. Gandhi will benefit If he
survives until peace is attained.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury of a year of travel. New
opportunities should be grasped en-
Enthusiastically.
Children born on this day will be
serious and aspiring. Many will turn
to artistic professions. Success is
forecast.
Copyright, 1944)
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STORY ABOUT PRESIDENT

Then the conversation drifted to
the President, and Senator Chavez
told story of how Roosevelt,
Churchill and Chang Kai-Shek
were driving through the streets of
Cairo and how the people kept run
ming after the President and point
ing to him. The Secret Service
men detailed to guard Roosevelt
were worried about the shouts,
which all seemed to say the same
thing Finally, they had the re-
marks translated.
The people were all pointing to
the President" concluded Chavez,
and shouting, That's her husband!
That's her husband!"
Mrs. Coffee bristled at criticism
of the President and was kept busy
defending him. Finally, Monroe
got to telling about how he was
director OF a psychopathic hospital
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DINNER PARTIES CONTINUE

He Is still carrying on and, IN
recent months, has ensconced him
self in the home of Admiral Ernest
King, Commander of the u S.
Fleet and highest ranking officer
in the Navy. 1 am sure that Ad-
miral King does not know it, be-
Cause the Admiral spends his nights
aboard his yacht on the Potomac
but Mr.. Monroe has been known to
call up prospective clients and have
them meet him at Admiral Kings
home, where they are received by
Mrs. Eleanor Hampstead, the Ad-
nlirafs daughter.
Also, Monroe's dinner parties
appear to be as successful as ever.
A recent guest list included Miss
Flor Trujillo, daughter of the die
tator of the Dominican Republic,
Senator. and Mrs. Dennis Chavez
of New Mexico, broad-gauged Con-
gresham and Mrs. John Coffee of
Washington, who came because they
WCiC N0i4cuos SUilBl Cooflldll OOIllD-
ton White of Idaho, member of
the Brazilian Embassy, the society
editor of the Washington Times
Herald. a meat packer from New
York, a member of the War Petrol
erm Administration, and several
others.
Monroe opened up conversation
by calling attention to the speech
delivered that day by Senator
George, calling. this columnist a
liar"
Good speech commented the
man on r Street. Il wrote it."
"Well, if you did write it" shot
back Senator Chavez, Il wouldn't
broadcast it. Furthermore, l know
Senator George. and he is man
who writes his own speeches"
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Japanese Americans
washington POST

Two suits before the courts of the United
States call into question the manner in which we
have dealt with fellow citizens Of japanese descent
The Supreme Court has just granted writ OF cer-
torari in respect to of these known as the Kore
matsu case testing the validity of the exclusion
orders issued by General Dewitt under which all
persons of Japanese ancestry were evacuated from
the West Coast after Pearl Harbor The evacuation
held to be constitutional by the Ninth Circuit
Court of Appeals an emergency measure necessary
to national security taken under the powers of the
President and Congress. An argument has been
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Daily Lessons in English y /. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN 1T is the largest building
that ever Say, HAVE seem
OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Apollo Pronounce a-po-o as in
ASK in NO accent second
syllable.
OFTEN Eligible; IBLE not ABLE
defeat subdue subjugate master
three times and it is yours Let us
increase our vocabulary Todays word
the bad
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MODERN ETIQUETTE by ROBERTA LEE

proper envelopes social correspondence with
Innings O -coored paper?
No. these appropriate but
regular correspondence
good that heavily scented?
gives people that trying to
other Objectionable odors.
the popular hour for giving cokta
party?
A o'clock
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Washington
Merry
6o-Reund

(Conrlnueo lrom Page one)
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LOOK and LEARN &, c. GORDON

musical compositions copyrighted
IN annually?
that die OF joy OF OF sorrow :?
originate?
Windsor Castle?
American Indians engaged in World War I?
ANSWERS:
300
great who weak heart result in
death.
the Latin NIGER, meaning black"
Windsor the Thames
Approximately 10000.
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YOUR BROKEN LENSES
Replaced in our own shop. Eyes
Examined. DR.. Rae Lillian Carlson
8lomgren Bldg. Phone 636. adv
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Monroe said that he had also
written a speech in which Senator
Guy Gillette of Iowa attacked this
columnist. Chavez replied that he
didn't remember Gillette's speech.
But he added, Il hope you win
your suit against Pearson. 1t is
time someone put him in his place. .
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

APRIL II
Mrs. Katherine G.. Hooker
Mrs. Alice Sey
Mrs. John P. Monagle
Josephine Campbell
Cecilia Thibodeau
Caroline Timmons
r. T. Reynolds
Alonza DeFrance
Amos Cameron
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-21

ties 1aikrastis yra Chicagoje
leidzialnas Margutis. Tai dau-
giau memo ir kulturos negu po-
litihis zurnalelis. Bet jane
meiles Hietuvai if+- Lietuviskos
dvasios yra nei kick nemaziau
kaiP gryno Iietuvisko huosir-
tlAni0. GAusiDs il grazios Mar
giicib iliustracijos If jane tai
pinamos Lietuviskos dainos
Margut. daro nlielu sveciu
kiekvieilD Eietiiviof ilafnuose.
AiskQs tautihes mihties sklei-
deiai yra il Worcesterio Anne
rikos Lietuvis bel Brooklyno
Vienybe, todel IL siedu laikras-
ciai turetu butt randami kick
vieno tautiniai nusistaciusio
l,ietuvio namuose.
Tat kiekvienas kurs tiki Lie
tuvos laisve ir kuriam arti
prize Strides tautine ideja, te-
prisideda aktyviai prize organi
z,,oto tautinio darbo. Teisto-
ia / Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajtlnga,
vlrsdamas aktyviu jos nariu,
il tepasidaro nuosirdziu tauti-
mes Americas Lietuvip spau-
dos remeju. siadien yra lai-
kas veikti, o ryt jau gall butt
velu. Lietuva saukiasi musu
pagalbos. Atsiliepkime jos sau-
ksmui, kad Lietuvos savanoriu
kaulai vel galetu ilsetis laisvo-
je Lietuvos zemeje. Atsimin-
kline kad kova galu gale mule
mia he materialine persvara,
Q Q dvasiniu jiegu vyravimas.
Tat likime nepalauziamos dva-
sios Xxi gallo, kantriai keskime
nepasisekimus ir dirbkime be
atodusio. Bukime tikri, situo
keliu eidami, mes tikrai sulau-
ksime musu brangios Lietuvos
prisikelimo, ir Lietuvos Lais-
YES Varpas dar syki gaivalin-
gai praskambes isva d il o os
f1nusu tevynes erdveje.
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AulSkits IsietMEai dulaIa 4ts

S II 81 s
Tautininkams primetami fa-
sisth ar ! Konilliistu pavadini-
mai tautininkams neprilimpa,
mes jie tokfais nera, taciau kle-
rikalu titulas jau- Era sena tra
dicija items vadams kurie no
ri isnaudoti IT. apgaudinati &C.
rus Lietuvius katalikus Emo
nes. II
Tautinio darbo trukdytojai
ir geru Lietuyiu kataliku is
naudotojai, keli klerikalai va
dukai, tik tick teismano kad
Kittens svetimus pavadinimus
prikaisioti, bet jie Lietuvai va
duoti akcijos, kuria visuomene
remtq, isvystyti nesugeba -
ju visi gabumai pasirode tik
dirbanciuju trukdyme, nedora-
ME pravardziavilne.
Jie pirmiau visas savo pix
tas pastangas dejo kovoti prizes
Lietuvos Prezidenta, a. a. An
tana Smetona, kuris Americas
Lietuviuose igyjo daugiau ir.
daugiau pritarimo. Kada a. a.
Prezidentas tragingai nire, jie
buvo lyg nudziuge kad tauti-
mis- judejimas Americas Lietu-
viu tarpe mirsias. -. Y
Skaudziai apsivyle pamate
tautines minties zmoniu darba
uz Lietuvos vadavima ir Lie
tliviu tautos garbe liejantis ir
tekant pirmyn, kaip ta upes
vandeni. Ir ka jie darys: ma
gi ina tautininku vadus pra-
yardziuoti fasistais ir komu-
nistais. ..
Ju skundai, melai, koliones J.
il pavydas - yra tik ju prisi-
pazininias silpnuciais esant. Z
Nesugebejimas dirbti issi-
verzia ju pastangomis kliudyti :
dirbantiems.
Musu Lietuviska visuome-;
ne yra tokia sumani ir sugabl
kad moka atskirti sineizimus
nuo dirbanciuju, ir stoja If ell .
ma isvien SUI tais kurie dirba.
Tautiniai veikejai eina ir
dirba su sandarieciais, su jno .
dirba su patriotiniais sandarle-
ciais ir katalikais = SUI jais :.
sutelpa, mes ir tuos ir tuos va
prakilnus savo tautos +
il tevynes gelbejimo idealas.
Taip tai tautinio judejimo ,
srove plinta ir plinta j gausia
upe, ir tos upes begimo niekas
nesttlaikys!
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'kEsULAIKYsIT
UPES BEGIMo'
KITu "FASISTAVIMAS" TAI
JQ PACIU SILPNYBES
POxYMIS
"Nesulaikysi upes begimo
nors il teketu pamazu.'

NeSuldlkySl upeS DeglmO
nors il teketu pamazu."
Tai garsaus musu ;autos
poeto kunigo Maciulio-Mairo-
MO zodziai.
81 karta jie tinka items ku-
rie uzsimojo sulaikyti Ameri-
koje Lietuviu tautines idejos
plitima, kuri yra gryna Lietu-
viska ideja, priesingai negu
svetimybemis nudazyta kleri-
kalu varoma politika, priesin-
gal suktu ciciliku geseftui.
Tautine ideja Americas Lie
tuviu visuomeneje igyja dau-
giau ir daugiau pritareju, Sc
keju ir remeju. Tautines eiles
auga-dideja su kiekviena die.
ma.
Uztai SEM nusideveje kleri.
kalai, susideje su taip pat ly.
giai visiems ikirejusiais cicili.
kais, nerasdami kitokiu prie.
monty kovot prizes tautini vel
kima pradejo tautinius vadus
melagingai vadinti ir 'fasis.
tais" ir lyginti prie komunis'
tu.
Tai tu negabiu zmoniu nezi
nojimas ko griebtis jie grie
besi niekingiausios priemones
kokia tik jig mazi protai galejt
apimti. Juk "fasistas" ir "ko
munistas" tai baisqs zodziai
ir, mano sau, musu visuome
ne pabijos tautininku ir ne til
salinsis, bet ii. smerks JUGS.
Taciau kiekvienas daugial
az JUGS ismanantis Zinc kat
! fasistas ir komunistas yra to
Ii viena nro kitos skirtingo'
priesginybes = jos niekur XII
tur nesutelpa kaip tik tu kers
tingu zmoniu galvelese.
Mes anaiptol neyadinam
klerikalais didzia dali Ameri
kos Lietuviu kataliku nei pat
riotu kunigu anaiptol il
tuo nera, taciau klerikall var
das tinka items keliems politi
kieriams kurie lyg samones ne
teke susiniete su niekliofial
cicilikais nori diduma savo ge
Eru zmoniu silvedzioti ir paver
gti JUGS cicilikanls:
Apgauti galima dali zmoni'
tula iaika, dali kitty visa laika
bet nera galima apgauti Wis,
gefu ir protaujanciu zmoni'
lNisadat g.r, II
=
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su Juo II 10 nurodyta krypll-
m savo senoslos tevynes Lle-
tuvos naudal. sta darba SIG
diem tesla /apie Lietuvai Va
duoti SaJunga susipure emo
mes. Jie dirba kad didziuJ F..
Lietuvos vaikq kancios nepu.
tu buvusius veltui, kad Lietu-
va, Lietuviska Lietuva, vel is
keltQ savo veliava laisvu tau
tQ tarpe.
kiekvienas darbas, taigi il
darbas del Lietuvos laisves
remiasi tikejimu. Be tikejim,
jis netgi neimanomas. Kal.
gi tn dirbsi Lietuvos laisvei ,e
pats netiki kad Lietuva bu.
laisva? Tai yra pagrindint
salyga. Bet il ne vienintele
kad darbas butu vaisingas, jiS
turf butt tvarkingai varomas
Tam reikalinga organizacija
kuri, apimdama didesni az ma
zesni nariu skaiciu, veikia pei
savo vykdomuosius organus,
visu pirma per valdybas
Vykdomiesiems organams pa
deda visi nariai, kurie veikia
pagal ju nustatytas gaires. IL
yra aiskus dalykas kad visa.
darbas gall butt sekmingas tih
tuomet kada nariai pasitiki sa
vo valdybomis, savo vykdomai
siais organais. Mes kaip gi
visO tas darbas bus imanoma
jei nariai nepasitikes items ku
rie ju darba planuoja, organi
zuoja? Sitai yra ypatinga
svarbu cia, Amerikoje, ku
kiekvienas turi begalo dau
savo kasdieninio darbo, il
ypa6 Siadien, kada visi dirb:
pagreitintu tempu ir daugiay
negu paprastai. Sitokioms So.
lygoms esant, kiekvienas ma
rvs neturi laiko isigilinti vi
sas smulkmenas, todel ir tur
pasitiketi items kuriems pa
vestas vadovavimas. zinoma
pasitikejimas neturi butt ak
las, o turf butt pagrystas rea
liais daviniais: paciu vykdomu
ju organu nuveiktais darbais
ju energingumu ir JUGS suda
ranciu asmenu vardu bel svo
riu visuomeneie. Taciau 81
items daviniams esant. pasiti
kejimas yra butinas. Tai yrs
antroji salyga.
Taciau tikejimas j savo tik
sla ir geras sutvarkymas ke
liu kurie j ta tiksla veda, t.
gera organizacija, dar neis
sprendzia klausimo. Reikia
kaG organizacija apimtu pla-
cias masses, kad palaidus visuo
menes narius j itrauktu j or
ganizuota darba. Didelis Lie.
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teikti dvigubos energijos.
Ir cia NUNS sviesiausiu pa
vyzdziu tebuna didieji kovoto-
jai uz Lietuvos laisve, kurie,
neatsizvelgdami kliutis ii pa
vojus, niekuomet nei vienam
akimirksniui nebuvo .nustoje
dirbti savo .mylimos tevynes
labui.
Didelis irankis musu darbe
yra musu spauda. Tiesa, tau
tines linkmes laikrasciu mes
nedaug teturitne, ir tie. ne diem
rasciai, Q savaitiniai. Neture-
dami uztektinai lesp if bend
radarbiu, jie daug ko nesuge-
ba atlikti taip kaip reiketu ir
kaip jie noretu. Bet nors ir
budami su tribunals, jie Wis
delto lstengia paskleisti gryna
Lietuviska nuotaika, jie moka
pakalbeti tiesiai j sirdi. 1r to-
del kiekvienas kurs pritaria
nusu darbui ir musu linklnei,
5uretq tuos laikras5ius skaity-
ii ir remit. Ne vienas is mu-
su lengva sirdimi sumoka uz
Angliskus Americas laikras-
'ius 30-40 centu savaite, t. y.
1920 dolariu j metus, bet kai
az tautines minties Lietuvis-
"a laikrasti prisieina sumoke-
Il du ar iris dolarius metus
;ai jo ranka labai memorial nu-
ileidzia j kiseniu. o juk kick
yienas is musu kuone kasdien
nenkniekiams isleidzia dau-
yiau negu mstine tautinio lai-
xraScio prenumerata! Taigi
lebukime smulkmeniski ir me-
,agailekime keliu dolariq, pa
,irupinkime kad kiekvieno mu-
;u namuose butu ne ,vienas. o
)ent du ar keli tautines min
ties laikrasciai.
Lietuva nuo musu yra toll,
tukstanciai myliu. Neatnesa
NUNS cia vejas musu teviskes
kvapo ir neatvaro jis cia de-
besu nuo Lietuvos dangaus.
Bet tautiniai laikrasciai patys
kvepia teviskes kvapsniu, If
juose mes matome debesis is
teviskes dangaus. Nejaugi tai
nekalba musu sielai?
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
neoficialiu organu yra Dirva.
Nuo senu laiku Sis savaitras-
tbs grieztai laikosi tautines
krypties. Paskutiniais metals
per lie viena jo straipsniu yra
kalbejes nesenai tragingai mi
res tautininku ideologijos ku-
rejas a. a. Antanas Smetona.
Dabar. kai jo jau nebera, Dir
vos skiltimis kalba a. a. Anita
no Smetonos ideju vykdytoja,
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga. Tai
gi kiekvienas kan huvo arti-
mos Welcomes Antano Smeto-
nos idejos ir kiekvienas kurs
savo Sirdimi yra su mumis;
privalo skaityti ir remit Dirva.
Kitas grynai tautines min
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