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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-05
ICE-CAPADES
THRILLS 1000
AT OPENING

New Haven, FEB. 5.-CloSe 70 -four
thousand who packed the Arena here
last night can't be wrong, and II
they were right in their insistent
demands for encores then the Ice
Capades Of 1914, Is the hit 1t was
said to be at every stop on tour
prior to coming here.
From the opening Marine Corps
drill Of the rs Ice-CapetS to the
finale, the skating show fans were
treated to a dazzling display Of ath-
letic talent set to music and backed
UP by a setting Of music, gorgeous
costumes and artistic lighting ef-
fetts.
Collectively, is q well planned,
smooth, entertaining show, comhtn-
ing color, romance, championship
artistry, comedy and all the facets
Of eye and ear pleasantly.
Individually, the major applause
seemed to be for Markhus and
Thomas, the Old Smoothies: but 1t
was hard to measure, for youth We'd
with age when 16-year-old jamie
Lawrence performed the intricacieS
Of figure skating at fast tempo
and with the ability Of veteran:
Donna Atwood. Eleanor OMeara,
and Eleanor Meister delighted with
their free skating; and the amazing
Trixie had the fans goggle-eyed
with her judgglng.
It was a full packed two and half
hours of great entertainment.
The show is on again tonight,
and nightly through February Is.
Matinees are scheduled for February
and 10. Tickets are available Tor
all performances, but after seeing
the show it's hard to believe they'll
last long.
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she's in fine shape after soaking I'D
that Miami Sunshine.
Next week the Birches take on the
Cedars in battle for second place
and from this corner it looks like
anybody's ball game. The Walnuts
take on the league leading Naples
and Rocky says that he and Tony
Will bowl their first game at home
so that they'll be all limbered up.
An oddly of the bowling so far
Is that after fifteen weeks Of bowl
ing the leading Naples have only a
three pin advantage over the last
place Walnuts in averages. Here
they are. Naples 446 Birches IA
Cedars ~ and Walnuts 443. Which
means only that as far as ability is
concerned the teams are practically
evenly matched. Old man average
takes a back seat and Lady Luck is
the reigning influence.
Results Feb. 3
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Results Feb. 2

Birches 2 Walnuts /.
CedarS 2 Naples i.
Standing
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Wotertown Loses

Thomasto1, Feb. S - Thomaston
High school basketball team defeat
ed Watertown high their ancient
rivals last evening at the local high
school gymnasium. In the prelimin-
airy game the WATERFOWL Jay v took
the local Jay v into camp to the
tune of It'll.
The main game was q close hard
fought battle with Lumpkin prov
ing himself the hero Of the evening.
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Redwood Chatter

The Naples took 1t on the chin
Wed mite in two out of three games.
In their poorest form of the season
they were lucky to take one game
from the Cedars by five pins.
The Birches took two out of three
from the Walnuts when Peggy Carey
coast Guard pin up Crib did some
consistent bowling. Johnny's 100 in
the second game helped pull that
one out Of the lost column. The
Walnuts didn't get started until the
second game and although losing
two games up with high team total
for the night.
Betty Monico is back from Flor
ida after visiting her soldier hus-
band for few weeks, and brought
back . nice coat Of tan. She says
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COURT RIVALS
EXPECTED TO
BE THRILLER

On the basis Of their last per-
Torrance Of early January when a
last minute hoop" decided the is
sue in favor Of wildly IS to "a over
Crosby high, tonight's second and
final 1914 basketball meeting Of the
two rivals should be another one
for the book" At any rate, the boys
coached by Jim Lee, Tom Purcell
and Tom Wagner will match points
again with Crosby the underdog but
given a strong chance to square the
series with Its keenest inter city
rival.
Crosby's problem is q defensive
one, that Of holding Behr, Lacilla
and Perotti In check, with Johnny
Quill, here Of the Crosby Wildly foot
ball game apt to be decided factor
in the Wildcats bid for their second
victory.
Lester Lonergan and Ralph San
topietro will again handle the game,
scheduled for $50 p. m. and preced-
ed by the usual preliminary between
the reserve teams of the two schools.
Washington Best
For three periods, Sacred Heart
High School basketball squad, hand
icapped by absence of its coach, Eb-
bic Conlan and high-scorer Jimmy
Harrington, both Of whom are not
physically up to par, gave the Wash
ington High team quite tussle last
night at the Wildly gym, but the
visitors, led by league high pointer,
Bill Sheehy, husky young man won
a SO to 81 game that was interest
ing all the way. The Hearts provided
effective guarding for Sheehy most
of the game as he got but three field
goals in as many quarters, but he
broke loose In the final period to
help his mates sew up the game.
Center Bob McKenna of the Hearts,
with 10 points played bang-up
game as did Romano. Score:
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Get This! AsmstrOng's
Manager Wants Fair Play!
BY
DAN PARKER

DIsoUsIILY HYPoCRTTTcA letter reached desk yester-
cement Henry Armstrong VAC O'H' ''' -''''S'
en to the ring three times after the former triple champion had to
O xl DO emO anything speciality
ng Henery Armstrong; various comeback campaigns
injured innocence which protesting
dos my h. sSu.n s Of 'S%s d . bouts
S % sa Of an Ose
der MoOs manipulation an unupUous white wer
living off earnings might tn. understand but
baboon that he exhibited for living N"S
Armstrong fought Garden result was so
tu even Moore who seems to have scrupes about
Ray Robinson carried Henry that night
there Iampe sugger Immediately cancelled
money badly enough to take a
Armstrong isn't But the vision eyes
o He 4 o sa G a n o
appeal play ''''SA' ''"iO0sD'e %
all his iIlteraces intact:
For your information don't kneed Help
% on Hn n Els Henry in
hat YOU or none Of stges ed
ably to emphasize the msspelng) point finger
mnen Of Armstrong and you care to be Fair all
Wrong crzesum Fact
ase p ns an
city two boys who claim the worlds
that 1 Wsn an y and s yop
Long they Iegsy making A'sns al their Perfection
Armstrong by every commission in the country
AMID AMID date he he osl2 them
and Passed them All
ask OF is Fair Play and Thanking
main, Stncirly, = ' = -
tsgnedo GEORGE P. MOORE"
The Armstrong comeback
group In the East AL WE'LL though
with Henry has been supplying the
rrelo whom Henry city On his last
he Gamblers naming the round that night Friday
Henry met Hanbury,
also booked with Tppy arkn Boston
which extends into the WE'LL 80
Now the righteous Moore signed Armstrong for
bout with Jimmy Garrison in Kansas City Feb Esd
meeting between
Dous two o. them by knockout Garrison Jimmy
kavetch better known Jimmy
IVA clubs IN Oakland Murray supplies talent
cfuD Portland Ore enterprise which
De silent partner and also works hand Holly
and Angeles clubs All
rson frequently They also give Armstrong plenty dates for his
annual conebacks. = - 40 ~
Henry seems to be In
uons ne
ut an indictment Of boxing bouts are
sanctioned. - ~ D0~'' CAV
All signs now indicate that Henry will once more
a1ter ne mas demonstrated again that
return bout with Saverio Trio dandy for the rde
at $2o tops If BUNNY Davis isn't available - ~ ~ e4
(Copyr1ght, 1914, King Features Syndicate)
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Other Scores

Other Scores
Torrington IL, Ansonia 80
Litchfield 40, New Milford 20
Windsor Locks 90, Ellsworth rs
Bulkeley (New London) IS, Ston'
ington %
Choate 80, Taft So
Manchester &C, Meriden 81
Hillhouse ~, Commercial 20
Bristol 80, West Hartford %
Plainville "a, Windsor 22
Lewis 40, East Hampton Fl
Buckley (Hartford) 20. Weaver
Bassick SO, Danbury 2s
Central As, Fairfield 70
Branford 48, Milford 81
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Warrington
Valley Champs

Torrington High won It's sixteenth
straight game and the Valley League
title last night on foreign floor,
defeating Ansonia Al to 30 with a
ten point edge at half time 1919.
Callahan, with 18 points, led the
scoring for the champs; Mele add
ing II markers, with Parker's 9
points was high for the Lavender.
and its captain, Fedoruk was hand
euffed to three field goals.
ChOate Tops Taft
Taft'S excellent prep school team,
winner Of all but two or three games
this season was outpointed by
Choate at WATERFOWL yesterday SO
to SO though Guelpel and Whiteman
scored Is points for the boys coach
ed by Mr.. Beebee. All five Choate
players, led by Jacobs scored from
4 to II points each.
Morris High, HouSatonic League
title holders, stopped its close rival
Bethel High, coached by Ralph
johnson, former Morris hoop ment-
or. The score was So to SO with more
than 20 players taking part in the
game.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-05

City A m ateur Baseball
League ................ 10000
ROLLER Skating (Hamilton
Park) s.s...s. ..s...... 1l.OO
Total ....... .......... .i.88l.54
Contributors List
High school Teams
Wildly, $3.50; Crosby, S41,16;
Leavenworth, $500; Sacred Heart,
$40 SO. Total, $135.S4.
Public school Teams
Webster. 1870; Walsh, 1910:
Duggan, $500; Maloney, 1890;
Bunker Hill, Sass; Woodrow will
son. $1,000; Kingsbury, $11.25; East
Farms $1o.75; Anderson, $10.50;
q. s. Chase, 1880; Hendricken. $40;
que, SO 90; Barnard, $500. Total,
ParOchial Teams
st: Thomas, $500: ST. Francis,
$26.45; st. Joseph, $3.50; st. Ann,
$20.o0; IS. Peter and Paul, 1890;
$1,000. Total, $14s.25.
SchOOlbOy Basketball
Total ................. $4,000
'eDIme-A-Bowler" List
Bowling League Collections
N. E. Businessmen's League, $40:
Bond Bread League, $500; Poker
Transportation League, 50 so; SEQ
viii Autom. Screw League. $3.50;
Scovill North Mill League, $3.50;
Scovill Case Shop League $2.40;
Immaculate Conception Lea que,
League, $3.50; Sacred Heart Mixed Mixed
League, $500: c. L. & P. Co. League,
$500; Mattatuck Girls, $3.50; Wa
terbury Clock League, 2 so: Chase
Girls, $500; Risdon Mems League,
100: Church League. $3.50; Scovill
ChuclSing Department Girls, $500;
Scovill Rod & Tube Mill. $4,000 Vic
tory Girls. $1.20; Steel Ball League,
$500; Redwood Furniture League,
$3.50; East End Community Club
League, $3.50; Plume & Atwood
League: $500; Scovill Fuse Assem-
bly, Girls. $3.50; Girls Dusty League.
will Automatic Screw Department
League, So go; Sacred Heart Girls
League, $3.50; Scovi1l Rolling Mill
League, $2.70; Benrus Watch League
$2So; Chase &c; League co. $3.50;
Girls sa MeT e. mt 500; Beverage
(Stone & Mohill), $14.2O:
Chase Rolling Mill League, $500;
Mechanics League, 1910: Waterbury
Mfg. Girls League. $500; Masonic
League. 1920; Mercantile League,
$50; Mohican Market Employees,
hault), $2.40; Christ Chapel Mems
League. $500: Chase office League,
$500: Elks League, $500. Total,
171.40.
SOftb0lI
Industrial Softba1l league, IS 90.
Basketball
Boys Club Program. S2.95: An
derson Gym Program. $113.50: willy
Gym Program. S247.00. Total, $363.45.
Baseball
Dinner, wygshrdluupupp
City Amateur Baseball League
Dinner, $4,000.
Roller Skating
Hamilton Park Party, $11.00.
Bowling
Sena's Carnival OF Champions" ;,
S72n6E
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AMATEUR STANDING

New York = Holconbe Ward,
elected to serve his eighth consecu-
tive term as president Of the UNI
ted States Lawn Tennis Association
is credited with restoring the game
to its amateur standing.
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downs will be held in March with
the semi-finalists to meet here.
Patrick Slattery, John A. Cluney
and Ralph Santopietro will ofhciate
tomorrow's program at the Central
"Y". The standing:
First Division
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SchooIboy
Basketball

Week Of February 9Th
Games Monday
H. 8. Chase at Sprague Gre
fierce Barone)
st. Thomas VS. st. Ann at Web
ster, (Referee MONTH.
Game Tuesday
Hendricken at Bunker Hill,
(Referee Barone).
Games Wednesday
East Farms at Anderson Gre
fierce Savage).
0t. Joseph's VS. IS. Peter and
Paul at st. Joe's hall, Gre
fierce Barone).
Games Thursday
woodrow Wilson VS. Kingsbury,
S:45, at LIeavenworth,
Month.
Walsh VS. briggs, 4:15, at Leav-
enworth (Monti).
Barnard at Maloney, (Referee
SAVAGE.
Duggan VS. Slocum at North
End 7 (Referee Barone).
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Totals ..... 415 452 461 1923
High single Women J. Carissimi 1O8.
High three Women p. Carey 277.
High single Men j. Cianciulli 100
High three Men r. Mangini 314.
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NUTARIMAS

Vilniaus teismo nutarimas,, iSduotas
Rugsejo g diena, 1894 metals, taip skam-
ba:
Pagal 10 Malonybes Caro- ukaza =
Vilnaus teismo rumas, susidedantis is
(cia pazymeta teiseju vardai), isklauses
KraMeciu byla nusprende:
L. Bajora iona Merkeviciu, atsitar-
fnayusi kareivi, valstieti Juoza Brazlaus-
ka, ir valstieti iona Rimku ir Jokuba zu-
tauta, atemus visas teises, issipsti ant 10
metu j katarga, 0 po tam ant poseleniju
(tai yra gyvenimui Sibire) Xxi mirties.
2. Baiora Prana Petravieiu, Juoza
Jezerski, Juoza Rimgaila, atemus visas
teises, issiust gyvenimui Tobolsko gu
bernija.
8, Miestieti Domininka Zajauska il
valstiecius Roka Sarauska, IzidoriQ Kar:
paviciu, atemus visas teises, atiduoti
aresto rotas vieniems metams, o po tam
ant poseleniju.
4. Bajora Prana Liubaviciu ir walls
tieti Stasi Marcevski uzdaryti kalinyje
lkiekviena ketTiems. n6nesiams
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Kraziu Skerdyne e

s. Bajora Prana Burba Ignota Stan
ku, Juoza Saunora, Gertrude Petkevicie-
ne, Vinca Buceviciu, Monika Petkevicie-
ne, uzdaryti j kalini po iris savaites kick
viena.
6. Miestiecius Stasi Sipaila, Jona
Vindeiki, Petra Cizauska, Antans Kumen-
ia. valstiecius Juoza Griguli, Agota Ste
pankeviciene, Mika Jesulaiti, Vikta Bielo-
glovaitiene, Adolfa .Tvanauska, Juoza An
driuli Veronika Ponikaitiene, Ona Cikai-
tiene if Marcele Dambrauskiene palaiky-
ii po iris savaites pc arestu.
7. Valstiecius: Vinca Zavecka, Juo-
"a Mccku, Antana Guzauska, Domicele
Jesulaitiene palaikyti per dienas pc
areStu.
8. Valstiecius Feliksa Traskeli, l6 me-
tu amziaus, pavesti naminei pabaudai.
9. slekta ir valstiecius skaieiuje "a
(vardus jq tia apleidziame?!, pripazinti uz
nekaltus.
10. Teismo kastus isdeti prilygtinai
ant visu apkaltintuju, o kas nepriteks pa
init is lido.
Sekant advokato Andriejevskio pata-
rina, teisejai istare 81 nusprendima, pasi-
remdstmi ant us baudos teisiu straipsnio
daleldo savo nutarima siusti pas cara, kad
jis Kraziu kaltininkams ba,lsmes dova-
notu, pagan telSllO nuZVelglma, kalciau-
stems: .lonui Merkevieiui, Juozui Braz-
lausl.ui, Jonui Rimkai, ir Jokubui zutau-
tai kad numazintu bausme Xxi vienu metu
kalejimo, paliekant jiems jig asmens ir igy-
tas teises.
Pasakoja jog Caras Aleksandras I'LL,
guledamas jau mirties patale, kada jam
padare Krazieciu vardus, atstume juos
nuo saves, IL tik pc jo mirties, uzejes ant
sosto Mikalojus II pasirase ant to Vilniaus
teismo perstatymo, ka jam pridave vidaus
reikalq ministerija.- Visi Krazieciai tada
ska, iona Rimku ir. Jokuba zutauka, ku-
riems is pc carisku maloniu reikejo atse-
deti dar po viena meta kalejime.
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LIETtrVOS HIMNO SUkAkTIS

-
Nargutyje patiekta straipsnis pazy-
mintis kaip Dr. Vincas Kudirka 1894 me-
tais su krre Lietuvos himna, kuri, jis pats
pranaSavo. giedos visa Lietuviu tauta at
eityje. Dabar, suejo so metu nuo Lietu-
vos hinno sukurimo. Pats Kudirka, ku-
ris mire dziova 1899 metals, nesulauke kad
jo himnas butu viesai giedamas tokia ais
ira kokia Lietuviai j Xxi siol gieda. Lie
tuva atsisteige nepriklausoma vos 19 me-
tu veliau po Kudirkos mi1ties, il jis butu
bnves tik 50 metu amziaus ka Lietuva
tape savistove valstybe, jeigu ne dziova,
k,,ri i pakirto einant Al metus amziaus
Tue nletu kada Maskoliai kankino
Lietuvius Kraziuose. kitoje puseje Nemu-
no, Suvalkijoje, Vincas Kudirka gamino
Lietuviu tautai himna, kuris buvo Lietu-
vos prisikelmo .akstintojas lis praei-
ties tavo slnus te stiprybe semia''.
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(Atminciai Tautos Vado Antano Smetonos)
Dangus apsiniaukes gamta nusiminus,
Verksmu rasa vilgo prie karsto zolynus.
Netekome vado. +. Mirtis j nuskyne.
Prize kapo Lietuviai. . giliai nusimine.
Oar vakar jo veidas gyvybe spindejo,
Oar vakar iis dirbo il dirbti norejo;
Bet siaden jis tyli -. be zado, be kvapo,
Keauja j globa jo laukiancio kapo. -.
Sudiev, kiltadvasi, garbingas tautieti. -.
Jau tavo sios zemes vargai iskenteti. -.
>cia zema tarp plotq nukritusio sniego
Ir zeme If zmogus ramybeje MEGA.
Kaip gala kad Vada mus mylima, tvirta
Mrtis netiketai, skuhotai pakirto
Tevyne vaitoja, ia reikia vaduoti
Mes likom be vado kova zygiuoti. -.
Bet mes nors ir liustam, kovoj nevirpesm!
TIL Wis musu Vadas -. Mes kova laimesim!
Mes stosim kova - visi ir kiekvienas =
Prasvis mus Tevynei vel sauletos dienos!
sioj Tevynej garbingoj, sioj salyj laisvoj,
Tu iltes laikinai, kapynu tyloj. 80.
Nei berzas Salia kapo cia tau nezaliuos,
Nei atlekus gegute cia neuzkukuos.
Kuomet mus Teyyne vel taps isvaduota,
Bus Neauno zen6 laisva r zieduota;
Nebus ta,ltos priesu sirdyj musu giriu
Tuomet tn i]sesies tarp Tautos didvyriu
J. s. Galuti'
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50 METU SUkAkciAl
PAMINETI
1S93-1943
(Tesinys is pirmiau)

Advokatu Bialy ir kunigaikscio Uru-
sovo kalbos buvo visai trumpos. Plrma-
sis gyvenas Vilniuje, nors pravoslavas, tu-
rintis motina Lenke, bijojo kad Orzevskis
gall jam daug pakenkti, savo kalboje jis
remesi daugiau ant grynu faktu. Uztai
kunigaikStis Urusovas pacius pamatus
valdzios pajudino Suniekino jis if trau-
kima istyrinejimu, il ispazinima liudinin-
ku, paties general -gubernatoriaus imoky-
tu, paniekino net ia pardaug dideli prisi-
riSilna il cankiai bereikalinga pildyma
vald5ios noru per vietine administracija.
Paskutinis pakele balsa Trucaninovas,
kurs prakilnioj savo kalboj atkartojo Vi
So ka pir1niau jo draugai isdejo, tankiai
taikydamas ] teiseju jausmus. Jis reiske
taip:
'Vienas is mano kEjentu, Stasys Nor
kus. negavo nagaiku Kraziu rinkoje mes
toje pat valandoje kada jau jam parejo
ellie guilt, uzejo netiketas sutrukdymas.
Koks' Tegul papasakoja pats Norkus.
J;s sake kad toje pat valandoje kada j
rengesi plakti, atvaziavo j Krazius kokis
ten ponas, 20 kurio atvaziavmui jau dau-
giau zmoniu nemuse Norkus negali pa
sakyti kas 'tas ponas buvo, pamena tiktai
tick kad tas ponas turejo ant mandieros
zalia kalnieriu - tai buvo mandiera mu-
su ministerijos Duok Dieve kad tas ne
laimingas Norkus, kad as il kad jus visi,
garhingi teisejai, turetume ia malonuma
! kad tokioje nlandieroje ne vienas doras
zmogus vaikscioja, bet yra ju il daugiar
imusu placioje viespatysteJe, yra If sioJe
saleje ir uz Sio jusu stalo.'
Pabaigus apgynejams kalbeti, prokuro,
ras vel visa valanda laiko kalbejo kriti-
kuodamas advokatu kalbas If nurodyda-
mas Wis kad Krazieciai, tikejimo inside
gime, norejo pradeti Lenkiska maista il
kad prie to jau nuo senai buvo paruOstl
per zemaitiskus laikrascius.
Atsake j ta jo kalba kunigaikstis Uru.
sovas, uzbaige advokatas Kaminskas
Jis kalbeio
"Ponas prokuroras mato pasipriesini
ma tp zmoniu religiskoj ekstazoj, kuris
kurste vietine inteligentija ir propagan
da uzruheziniu laikrascu. Kan cia tieI
tn nesuprantamu zodziQ? Kan religisks
ekstaza, kur buvo tik stiprus tikejimas
Inteligentiics ir laikrasciu kurstymai?
I Betleiaus stainele pirmiau atbego pras
ciokai, ne ismintingieii, o pirm negu laill
rascal pasirode jau buvo tikejimas, dru
tas, stiprus tikejimas"
Proluroras jau daugiau balso nepra
Sc ir pir1nsedis pertrauke teismo eiga. Tel
sejai nueio pasitarimui. pusantros die
nos 30 tam, Rugsejo 20 d., 1894 metals, L
valanda vidurdienio. buvo perskaityta
te;smO nutari imas nelaimingiems Krazie
CLANS.
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ba didele das Americas Lieuviu ineligentijos u vek
lai aiduoja passekima.
r Europa 30 karo bus komunistine? Stokia antras-
l te telpo strapsnis viename paskutnW Foaturoay
Evening POST numeriu. Jls yra charaKteflhgas tuo
kad vazduoa bent tam tikros Americas visuomenes da
lies slsirupinina galmu komunzmo lsphtmu Europo
|je Tame straipsnyje nurodoma kad vadlnamu aisvQ
rnkimu" garantavimas po karo kiekvena valstybel IS
kels ellie surkiu konfktu, kuriuose komunistne taka
neisvengiama lures didees reiksmes. Jokla valstyoe
be abejo negales pasink nazstines ar faslstnes fo
mos bet gama bus priestarauti jel kal kurlos yas
tybes Ssirnks sOvetine sstema? Sovleta1 relkalaVo
kad u sstema butu pasrinkta LietuvoJe LatVoJe IF
Estijoe, tap pat kai kriose Suoml]os KumunJos II
LenRijos tertoros dalyse Angliska kabaneios walls
Itybes SUI tokias "1inkmas, berods, yra sutlkuslos
Straipsnio autorius nurodo suhkumls eralkoJoJe
Iir Jugosavoje taip pat ir neaska padet Prancuzo
siaules Aflikoje r Itaiioje Dais vastyblu grysan-
ees itq vastybiu dar mesa galma nleko tkpa Pasaky
lt Autorus nurodo kad kadang Sovietu RrsiJa bus
nugaleoju puseie pasprtis komunistlnel slstema po
karo EuropOe bus labal stiprl. .
Rusjos pretenzijos vaidint po karo vyrauJantl
vaidmeni Emopos kontinente jau dabar AngW- Amerl-
-Rusijos santkius daro kompkuotais Sarysy]e su
uo valstvbes pasekretorus Stettinus lsvyko Londo-
ma Taciau yra asku kad Angams If Amer1kleclanls
nepavyks padary lemiamos takos Sovletams bent iki
tol kol iens nebus parodyta kumsts. Sovetal pasal
raukosi kad AngloSaksa vercia JUGS kalbetl su Suo-
ias il Lenais taip pat preti tam tikro susltarlmo
Jugosavjoie (Tito Mikhailovic Bet ar paslseks Dol
seviks nos kick tuose pasikalbejmuose pazabotl yra
P"A"NNJN
mas bolSevikams aiskia rodo kad il toiau einama pa
taikavmc bosevkams keu nebojant kainos kuiia u7
ia pataikavima turf moket ktos valstybes Il
! Churchillo paleSkmas parlamentU kad LenKlJs
az savo rytines teritorjos daes perleidma Rsai tu
retu but; kompensuoa Voketijos zememis, Britq par
liamente nesukele entuzazmo Taciau nors parlamen'
tas il buu prtares Churchio pasiuymu, vargu az su
tolu pasiuymu hutu sutike Lenkai Menkas jiems biz
mis- vietoje Ienkislzuiu gauti Vokiskasias zemes =,
Tagi aiskumo r toliau nera, Nezlurlnt tai elle
klausmu visvien lures butt nuspresta III ko tolau tuo
j in sprendimas bus neInalOnesnls
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-17

ma. Butu aprasyta Amerikos
zydai ir Lietuviai.
Ia knyga redaguos Lietuvos
zydai: Kissinas, Sudarskis ir
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (auto r i u $
Angliska kalba knygos apie
Lietuviu liaudies dainas, kuria
isleido Chicagos Naujienos).
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-17
|Dienos Klausi1nais
ResEtrus-K KARPIUs-Edto osperorAv Cleveland
Zydai apie Lietuva

Brooklyno Vienybes pranesi-
mu, Lietuvos zydai sumane is
leisti zydu kalba knyga. apie
Lietuva, kurioje aprasytu Lie
tuvos gyventojus, literature,
izymesniu zmoniu biogfafijas,
poetus, istorija, kultura ir me-