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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
Craftsmanship
Part OF Program

4 musical gram supple
mented by an exhibit OF oil paint
!nss by EloiSe Meyers-Klley, who
painted a portrait some years ago
OF Ben b Pelham. former Wayne
County accountant, and a display
Of West indian handIcraft work.
by DR. Rupert Markoc. will be
the feature entertainment Friday.
April q. -S.l5 pm. a, the Detroit
Urban Center. Mack and John r
Tho program is under auspices
Of the recently formed Friends OF
F. Azalis Hackley Memorial Col
lection and IS free Ia the public.
The Dr. Markoe eXhibi, will
show the craftsmanship of Virgin
Islands artisans and artists
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21

If colonies, dependent peo-
pies, and the international
trusteeship plan are not dis
cussed and acted upon at San
Francisco the world might as
we'll prepare for a third World
War.
Everyone knows where the
British Empire stands on the
colonial question. If we did
not know before April /, Mr..
Churchill has made it clear in
one of his trenchant state
ments that Britain does not
intend that this question shall
he discussed at San Francisco.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
WORTH OF INDIVIDUAL

Mr.. Justice Holmes life WAS
devoted to those ultimate pur.
poses OF civilization to which
the Founders dedicated this ma
ton. He believed passisnately
in the moral worth Of the indi.
vidual regardless Of race or 70.
lision or the accident Of ante
cedents. He. therefore. believed
in the unfettered spirit without
which man cannot live . civil
lired life.-MARCH 8, 1sli.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
FREEDOM WILL SURVIVE

There are some timid ones
among us who say that We must
preserve peace at any price
lest we lose our liberties for
ever. To them I say: never In
the history Of the world has .
nation lost its democracy BY .
successful struggle 70 defend its
democracy. We must not be de-
feated by the fear Of the very
danger which We are preparing
to resist. Our freedom has
shown its ability to survive war.
but II would never survive sur.
render. The only thing we
have to fear Is fear ITSELF
MAY 81. 194l.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
RACE AND WAR

Many causes produce war.
There are ancicnt hatreds. tur-
bulent frontiers, the Legacy OF
old forgotten. far-eH things. and
battles long ago" There are
newborn fanaticisms. convic-
tons on the part Of certain peo-
Piles that they have become the
unique repositories Of ultimate
truth and right.
4 dark old world was deyaS-
tated nv wars between conflict
Ing religions. 4 dark modern
world faces wars between con-
flicting economic and political
fsnaticisms in which are inter
twinsd race hatreds.-AUG. IL.
1856
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
NO MASTER RACE

We believe that the rallying
cry Of the dictators, their boast
Ing about . master-raee, will
prove to be pure stun and non
sense. There never has been.
there isn't now. and there never
will be. any race Of people nt 10
serve as masters over their fell
low men.-MARCH Is. 1sll.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21

The United Nations are nght-
ing to make . world In which
tyranny and aggression cannot
exist; = world based upon free
dom. equality and justice; .
world In which all persons re-
gardless Of race, color or creed
may live In peace. honor and
dignity.-MARCH -. 1874.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
SHORT SEIGE

A Russian general Vas asked
during Victory celebration:
General. hsw long were yes In
command Of the troops beseiyins
the suburbs Of Budapest" Ts
which he replied. Il don't know
II didn't look at my watch"
Free World.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
GOOD NEIGHBOUS

We seek 10 dominate no other
nation. We ask no territorisi-eS--
psnsion. We oppose imperial
ism. We desire reduction In
world Armaments.
We believe in democracy; We
believe in freedom we believe
in peace. We ofer TO every ma
ton Of the world the handclasp
Of the good neiehbor. Let those
whs wish our friendship look US
In the eve and take our hand
AUG. IL, 1886.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
Chronicle
Talent Contestants

have already applied for entry IN
The l945 competition.
Non-profcSslonal voCalists be-
tween the ages ~ is and IS years
may make application in writing
20 Search For Talent Contest Edi-
tor The Michigan Chronicle. 268
Eliot. Dctro; !, Michigan
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
EVIDENCE

Bob Goldstein retells this one
about the two DRINKS speeding
through the countryside when
ore drunk urged the other who
was driving to slow down
We're coming to a town." he
argued. How do you know
we're coming to town." asked
his partner.
Because" said the first.
we're killing more people"
IN. Y. Post.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
Meaning Of The Fourth

To the weary. hungry un-
equipped army Of the American
Revolution the Fourth Of July
was q tonic Of hope and inspira-
ton. So Is II now. The tough.
grim men who fight for freedom
in this dark hour take heart In
Its message-the assurance Of
the right to liberty under God
for all peoples and races and
groups and nations. everywhere
in the world-JULY I, lS42.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
Liberty, Decency, Justice

Remember the Mari tech
nique: Pit race against race.
religion against religion. pref
udice against prejudice Divide
and conquer"
We must not let that happen
here. We must not forget what
we are defending: liberty. de-
cency, justice. We cannot al
ford the economic waste Of
services az all loyal and patri-
otto citizens and non citizens in
defending our land and our
liberties.-JAN. ,, 1852.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
UNITY At HOME

No nation combating the
increasing threat Of totalita-
rianism can AFFORD arbitrarily
to exclude large scsments Of
its population from Its defense
industries Even more impor-
tint Is IL for us 10 strengthen
our unity and morale by refut'
ing at home the very theories
which we are hshtint abroad.
JUNE IL. 1871.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
Negro Artists
Painting To Go
With Exhibit

A painting by Horace P;ppln.
Negro artist now considered 20 DC
among the mos: important, painters
IN The country. has been added
70 the Encyclopedias Britannica
Collection Of Contemporary Amer
icsn Paintings which will soon re
sent on tour o. the LEADING at
museums Of me United States
PIPP1N'S PAINTING Of The
Holy Mountain" IS one o, ~
works by as many artists which
comprise the collection Inc COL
lection, which mas been dcScr bed
by impartial experts as the finest
and most representative OF is kind
ever assembled. contains PAINTINGS
by such great ana we'll known
artists as John Steuart Curry,
Thomas Hart Benton. Doris Lee.
Georgia OKeefe. Grant Wood Dale
Nichols, Salvador Dali. and George
Bellows.
Beginning April -. The paintings
Will be shown publicly tcy the
frs; time al the Art Institute Of
Chicago. where they Will remain
for a month Afterwards, they WI,
be exhibited for a number Of years
al other leading museums
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
NO DIVISIONS

There will be no divisions Of
party or section nr race or ma
tionllity or religion There h
not one among us whs does not
have . stake In the outcome 81
the effort I'm which we are ns~
enEaged.-MARCH Is. ieii.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21

With the announcement Of the
2nd Annual Search for Talen; Con-
test sponsored by the American
Negro Music Fes,ical IN coopcra.
ton with the Michigan Chronicle.
local music schools and private
teachers have expressed a deep in
terest in the l945 competition
In an interview with a Chroni-
Gle reporter this week. Robert l.
Nolan. BIN. Dean 81 the Robert.
Nolan School Of Music. made 'hc
following statement regarding tho
Search For Talcn, Contest:
AGAIN the Michigan Chronicle
Is extending 10 the unsteady am
bilious people Of Michigan another
opportunity 10 make evident their
vocal talents through the Search
For Talent Contest. which Will give
the young singer an opportunity ~
achieve some reward and recognl-
ton Of his efforts
Il believe mat last years contest
has definitely stimulated more
widespread interest and mo e thor
oush study habits on the part OF
music students.
Il. personally would like 10 sec
all vocally ambitious young singers
who naturally do not as yet enjoy
the benefits ~ the professional
singer enter this contest. accepting
fully It's numerous advantages.
Everybody can't expect 10 win tho
three prizes. but certainly any
worthwhile effort will double your
determination. strength and cour-
age for greater musical cndeavors
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
The WATCHT0WER

TN Anew DAYS the World Security conference
i of the United Nations will open in San Fran
cisco and unless plans are changed between the
time this is written and the falling of the gavel
calling the delegates to order. nothing will be
said officially about colonies
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21

Editors Note: This article written before the death
Of President Roosevelt gives appraisal Of the world
importance OF Roosevelt, Churchill and Stain.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
EXECUTIVE ORDER 1902
Nv President Roosevelt At Tn. White House. June IS ia

Reaffrming policy Of full participation in the
defense program by all persons. regardless OF
race. creed. color. or national origin. and d.
recting certain action in furtherance OF said
policy.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21

CONTEST SONGS we're chosen
this year with the idea Of encourlG-
ing the serious voice student To en-
ter the competition and Of Simpli-
flying matters for the judges Again
this year. as in the previous con-
test. the singers will be Judged on
tone. quality. accuracy, dlctlOn.
poiSe and Interpretation
Noted artists and teachers will
form tho judges panel
So keen was the interest Stimu-
lated in young Negro talent last
year, that many OF the 1914 entrants
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21

MICHIGAN PRODUCED last
years National winner. Why can't
we do it again9?' Let's keep the
national pcnnant here IN Detroit
Il represent only one among
Michicans music educators who
highly endorse this wholesome
competition for the young singer
who is seeking to And his place
among the great IN the world OF
tomorrow"
When local students hear stu
dents from other states who are
working just as seriously IN tins
field. and producing noteworthy re-
suits. they cannot fail 10 be in
spred 10 greater efforts ! believe
that il the competition sccompliShoS
no more than this IL has made \
definite contribution 20 our Gull
tural progress"
Evening star., 1945-03-23
'Ever-NormoI' Gronory System
Shown in Food Exhibit Here

Though not linked to immediate
moves on the domestic food front
the show is part of program spon-
sored by Labor's Committee on Food
and Nutrition, in cooperation with
the War Food Administration, to
aid understanding Of food as world
resource.
The exhibit is sponsored by the
District Chapter of the American
Red Cross and the District Nutri-
tional Committee.
The exhibit shows the quest fol
food from primitive times until to-
Evening star., 1945-03-23
Citizens Association Told
How 10 Stimulate Interest

The Sixteenth Street Highlands
Citizens Association heard a talk
last night by G. H. Newell, chair
man Of the Membership Mainte-
nance Committee of the Federation
of Citizens Associations, on How tc
Stimulate Interest at Meetings He
suggested that the meeting be con-
Quoted with short business ses-
sion, period of entertainment and
social hour.
The group appointed committee
to investigate the possibilities oi
having junior college In the Dis
Evening star., 1945-03-23

day, emphasizes the part science
plays In production, distribution,
utilization and preservation OF food,
and illustrates the economic prin-
ciples arrived at during the United
Nations Conference on Food and
Agriculture in 1943.
The display was to continue
through today, and later may be
shown at the United Nations Sc
curity Conference opening at San
Francisco, April Is.
Evening star., 1945-03-23
The Stor Will Sponsor
Gurden Tour Sunday

The Washington Welcomes You
project. sponsored by The Star, will
feature tour with an informal
talk about plant life by William A
Frederick, landscape architect oi
the Office Of the Architect of the
Capitol, Sunday.
Those wishing to attend may meet
Evening star., 1945-03-23

Kubla Khan and the Egyptian
Pharaohs preceded Secretary of
Commerce Wallace as. exponents of
the "ever-normal granary." a food
exhibit on view today in the patio
of the Agriculture Department
shows.
The display of Man and His
Food" is being shown in the midst
of recent indications that the United
States will be obliged in forthcom-
ing months to tighten it's belt so
that food produced in this country
may be shared abroad.
Evening star., 1945-03-23
Scouts to Give Minstrel

Falls Church Boy Scout Troop 1923
will give a minstrel show tomorrow
night at the Scout Hail. The show
will be under the direction of F. j.
Stumpe.
Evening star., 1945-03-23
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. - B.
q,

in The Star Building lobby Elev-
enth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV, at 2 pm. or In the lobby
of the Botanic Gardens, First and
Canal streets S.W., at 2:25 pm.
Evening star., 1945-03-23

trict and report back at the next
meeting
About 20 members attended the
meeting, which was held at 5807
fourteenth street NV. George M.
Gooch, president, presided.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
MIRE MILTON S.
HERSHEY
(Bus daugiau)

HERSHEY, Pa. - Cia mire
Milton S. Hershey, garsiu So
koladiniu saldainiu isdirbejas,
kurios nesiojo jo varda. Jis
sugyveno 88 metus amziaus.
81 miesteli jis isaugino savo
vardu ir savo produktais. Cia
jis ESTATE ligonine, hoteli, di-
deles sales, sporto aikstes ir tt.
ESTATE ir naslaiciams prieglau-
da, kur prilaikoma apie 800
berniuku.
Saldainiu bizni jis pradejo
jaunas budamas, Philadelphijo-
je, bet bankrutijo; veliau pasi-
skolines pinigu nuvyko j New
Yorka ten ia patti bizni prade-
tt, bet vel bankrutijo. Veliau
isvaziavo Chicago, kur taip
pat nesiseke. Parvyko j Lam
caster, Pa, ir pradejo ten sal
dainiu dirbima. Po Is metu ta
bizni pardave uz milijona do
lariu. Prize savo gimtines ukes
tada nupirko daug zemes ir
cia ESTATE dabartini miesteli.
10 turtas pasieke "a milijonus
dOlaril1.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
NAUJAS WILIOJIMAS

Kad sutrauktu daugiau wy
ru frontan is Lietuvos, Vokie-
ciai per spauda ir radio prade-
jo graziais pazadais vilioti wy
rus stoti savanoriais j "savi-
saugos batalionus", kurie esq
bus panaudoti tik Lietuvos te-
ritorijoje saugumui, kovai su
miskuose, ypac Vilniaus kras-
te, pasitaikanciais banditais.
Lietuviai tu "savisaugos ba-
talionu" prasme numatydami
nestojo. Tada okupantai su-
name jungti tuos savisaugos
dalinius vietos susiorganizavu-
sia Lietuyiska policija. Kai
viena-antra savisaugos dalini
suorganizave issiunte Rytus,
o ne Lietuvos vidaus saugumui
naudojo, tai ir is policijos Wy
raj pradejo begti sleptis. To-
kiu budu ''savisaugos batalio-
nai' eme irti.
Vokieciai toliau noredami ra-
sti budu kaip tariama "svelnes-
ne" forma isciulpti okupuoto
krasto gyvasias jiegas, jau
gresiancia forma isake prievar-
ia registruotis buvusiems Lie
tuvos kariuomenes karininkams
ir puskarininkiams bel visiems
1919-26 metu gimimo jaunuo-
liams miestu ir valsciu savival-
dybese, kuriuos visus norejo
ijungti kariuomenen. Buvo nu-
statyta laikas kur kas turf isl
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
Raso VAINIS DAINORAS

kietijos karo pramones fabri-
kus, todel visi eme ju vengti.
Naziai bande zmones atplesti
nuo Lietuvisku gamybos imo-
niu ir zemes ukio darbu. Bet
zmoniu vadovai Lietuviai kick
pajiegdami gudravojo ir nelei-
do savo zmoniu isvezti j Vokie-
tia. Pc nesekmingos "zvejy-
bos" per darbo istaigas, Vokie-
eiai sugalvojo mobilizuoti ypae
vyrus jaunesnius (pasitaikyda-
vo net moteru) jau 1912 metu
pradzioje j tariama "transpoc
to tarnyba", ir ka sugaudavo,
veik grusdavo j Rytu fronta.
"Iransporto tarnybon" sava-
noriu mobilizacija taipgi nepa-
vyko - visi sekmingai issi-
slapstydavo po gimtuosius lau-
kus. Kada "transporto tar
nyba" grazus skelbimai atsi-
saukimai nieko negelbejo, Vo-
kieciai pradejo praktiskai vyru
"medziokle" taip. Miestuose bel
miesteliuose paskelbdavo arkliu
ir vezeciu SUI pakinktais mobi-
lizacija. Reikedavo suvezti vi
sus valsciaus arklius. Vokie-
ciu komisija saukdavo iseiles
visus ukininkus vaziuoti per
aikste. Kuris arklys geriau
patikdavo ia jie mobilizuodavo.
Kai per diena surinkdavo gru-
pc arkliu su gurguolemis tai
isakydavo arkliu savininkams
ar mieste tiesiog is gatviu su-
gaudytiems vyrams juos vary
ii j Rytu fronta ir tuos vyrus
ijungdavo j "transporto tarny-
ba".
Tai patyre, gyventojai tuoj
pradejo siusti miesteli SUI ar
kliais senesnes moteris ar ne
pilnamecius vaikus. Taigi Vo-
kieciai pamate kad "transporto
tarnyba" Lietuvoje nesekmin-
gal vyksta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
Almerika Padeda Ivesti
komunizna Bavarijoj

Hearsto laikrasciai prizes ke-
lias dienas issausdino redakci-
jos straipsni vardu 'Komuniz-
mas Bavarijoje". Tame strai-
psnyje pamini ir Lietuva ir XII
tas Sovietu okupuotas Sails ry-
tQ Europoje, kur jau ivesta
komunizmas arba bolsevikiska
tvarka.
Straipsnyje irodinejama kad
Bavarijoje, Vokietijos dalyje
kuria Waldo Amerikieciai, ne
gudriai pasidarbuota ivesti ko-
munizmas. 'Primetama kad vi
sur kur tik sajungininku lai-
mincios armijos uzeme, tu sa-
liu nugaletiems ir desperation
je atsidurusiems zmonems pri-
metama komunizmas.
Americas Generolas Patton
buvo paskirtas Bavarijos val
dytoju, bet uz tai kad jis leido
tai Vokietijos DALAI rimtai at
statyti tvarka ir gyvenima, pa
skirdamas i vietos administra-
cija tinkamus zmones, neziure-
damas kad jie kurie buvo ma
ziu salininkai. Uz tai Patton
net prasalintas is tos vietos.
I Dabar gi, Patton'a atstacius,
Bavarijos vietos valdytoju pa
skirtas tulas Hoeniger, kuris
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
Lietuva Nepripazino Jokiq 0kupantq
Realus Lietuviu Bokotas Visokiu Mobizaciju
Specials laiskas Dirvai is svedijos.

registruoti ir stoti kariuome-
men.
Bet kadangi jau karo pra-
dzioje buvusios Lietuvos ko-
mendanturos buvo sovietu su-
paraliziuotos tai ir karo tarny-
bos dokumentai buvo sunaikin-
tt, todel buvusiu Lietuvos ka-
rininkus ir puskarininkius su-
kontroliuoti buvo sunku. Gi
patys buv. Lietuvos kariuome-
mes kariai savo dokumentus
slepe ir neprisipazino. Tiesiog
juokingu isrode Vokieeiu nirsi-
mas kad Lietuvos vyrai nepa-
siduoda mobilizuojami. Jei ko-
kis jaunas vyrukas, Vokieciu
grasinimu ibaugintas kad jo te-
val bus suimami, ateidavo j
mobilizacijos bustyne tai daz-
mai pasitaikydavo tokiu ivykiu:
prie mobilizacijos punkto du-
ru stovintis Lietuvis policinin-
kas dirzu ta pragindavo, saky-
damas: 20 ko tu cia? Nesdin-
kis greiciau j krumusw
Jaunu vyru mobilizavimui
Vokieeiu zandarmerija tiesiog
po kaimus suruosdavo masines
'medziokles'. Tick tik gerai bu-
vo kad Vokieciai panasias wy
ru ''medziokles" ruosdavo be-
veik visuomet dienos metu, ne
taip kaip sovietu NKVD mill
cija, kuri vidurnakciais gaudy-
davo zmones, tai visi kaimu
vyrai dienos metu visuomet is
sislapstydavo. Naktimis Vo-
kieciai, priesingai bolsevikams,
nelabai megdavo baladotis.
zandarmerija vyru "medzio-
klei" Lietuvoje naudodavo Uk-
rainieciu savisaugos policija
bel Latviu savisaugos dalinius.
Tai Lietuvoje labai bloga ispu-
di paliko kad Vokieciu zandar-
merijai labai stropiai talkinin-
kaudavo broliu Latviu tautos
vyrai,i kurie ten gausiai savi-
saugos dalinius buvo susiorga-
nizave.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
TEVIsKE IsTOLO
(Pabegelio eileraStis)

(Pabegelio eilerastis)
O, Lietuva, pilkoji vargo motina, II cu
nuo amziu susiguzus tj 49,.
pc gelsvo siaudo kepure, ..r
tn rymai kryzkeliu smutkeliais
If sluostai prakaita linu trinyciais,
visiems atverus bosnia sirdi -
O kai pailsus suklumpi -
tau niekas rankos neiStiesia.
Tu neslepi sidabro lobiu,
netviski miestais auksagalviais -
bet tavo meile palaima
negestanciom versmem ciurlena.
Esi didinga savo sopuliuos,
turtinga neturte kaip saule,
O pilkume grazesne uz mariu perla.
Prizes tavo lygumu grauduma
kalnai svarina baltas galvas;
kriokliai nusciuva prizes upeliu juoka,
% vynuogynu kekes lenkias
rasotiems tavo vysniu sodams;
auksuotas miestu karunas
lusneliu samanos uzdengia.
O teviske, sapnuos yaivorykstem Pray
as, veju blaskomas keleivis (dus,
girdziu tavus atodusius istolo;
jauciu kaip glostai veju rankom veida, !.
pakvipus duona ir medium -
Lyg paukstis pasiilges gimto lizdo -
tave sapnuoju, tave skrendu --
B. Zvingilas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

Kick NUNS buvo galimybiu
del karo meto pabaigoje trans
porto sunkumu gauti spaudos
ir suzinoti ka Lietuviu spauda
raso, pastebejome kad tick XII
tur, o tue labiau Amerikoje,
Lietuviu komunistine spauda
puola Lietuvius kad jie patai-
kave Vokiskiems okupantams
ir todel visi galejusieji nuo an
tros bolseviku okupacijos pa
begti, juo labiau Lietuvos svie-
suomene be isimties "krikstija-
ma" naziais ir panasiai. Nuo
''raudonosios lavinos" antrosios
vergijos visa tauta norejo pa
begti, o kad nespejo tai ir da-
bar prizes siauba kovoja is mis-
ku visi tie kuriu nespejo isga-
benti j Sibira.
Maskvos apmokamu skaliku
propaganda ir paliks begedis-
ku melu, o mes siuo straipsniu
bent trumpais bruozais duosi-
me tikra vaizda kaip Lietuviu
tauta toleravo okupantus, boi-
kotuodama prizes priverstina
tautos darbo jiegu ir vyru mo-
bilizacija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
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paskelbe kad jo valdzia Bava-
rijoje bus kaireji, ir kad j ka-
bineta priims ir7 komunistus.
sTaip ir padaryta. Su Ame-
rikos karo vadovybes uzgyri-
mu, Bavarijoje ivedama ko-
munizmas, taip kaip to nori
Stalinas, ir Vokietija palengva
paruosiama tam kad kllria die
na SUI Rusu kariuomeniu pa
galba Amerikieciai ir Anglai
bus is Vokietijos zonu ismus-
ii ir Vokietija 'savu noru''
prisijungs prie Sovietu Uni
jos.
FEDERALIU DARBU blu
ras kreipesi j Kongresa reika-
laudamas skirt 1913 milijonus
dolariu statymui federaliu pa
statu ivairiose Sales dalyse uz
District of Columbia ribu. Sis
distriktas yra tai sostines Wa
shingtono plotas.
Pasiulyta taipgi projektai
statymui nauju federaliu pa.
statq Washingtone. ir pasaliais
169 milijonu dolariu vertes.