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Evening star., 1945-09-18
Charles Miller Dies;
Agriculture Official

Charles E. Miller, go, an admin
istrative assistant in the Agriculture
Department, died Sunday at George
Washington Hospital after a two
week illness. He lived at 1929
Twenty second street NE.
Mr.. Miller entered Government
service in 1909 in the office of the
auditor for the Navy Department.
In 1921 he was placed in charge of
the accounting section of that de-
partment, and later, when the Offices
of the auditors for the War and
Navy Departments were merged, he
became head Of the section handling
both accounts.
In 1927, he transferred to the
Bureau of Economics in the Agricul-
ture Department as assistant chief
of the accounting division. He was
an administrative assistant of the
bureau at the time of his death.
Born in Lowell, Wis, he attended
schools there, the Wayland Academy
in Beaver Dam, Wis, and was
graduated from Valparaiso 1nd.)
College. He taught school In
Lowell three years before coming
to Washington.
He was member of the Royal
Neighbors, Woodmen of America
the Naval Masonic Lodge and Nc
Kendree Methodist Church.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Alwine Miller; daughter, Mrs
Margaret Turner, Washington; -four
sisters. Mrs. Nellie Stronbush and
Mrs. Leona Lamoreux of Beaver
Dam, and Mrs. Ettola Wendt anc
Mrs. Estella Fraber of Lowell; two
brothers, Bert A. Miller of Lowell
and Eugene c. Miller of Washington
Funeral services will be held al
2 pm. tomorrow at the Lee funeral
home, Fourth street and Massachu-
sets avenue NE. Burial will be ir
Cedar Hill Cemetery,
Evening star., 1945-09-18
United Nations Assembly
May Meet in December
By the Associated Press.

ISs tbt hSoOJldbtu Ettos.
LONDON. Sept. 18-The United
Nations General Assembly will meet
for the first time in London, possibly
by December 4, it was announced
yesterday.
The tentative date was set by the
Executive Committee of the United
Nations Preparatory Commission,
which said in an urgent message to
signatories of the San Francisco
Charter that mo time should now be
lost in establishing the United Ma
tionS."
Nations which have not sent their
ratiflcations of the Charter to the
United States Government were
asked to do SO at once.
The committee said it expected to
wind up its work not later than No
vember / and that the full prepara-
tory commission would meet during
the first two weeks of November, : if
all the necessary ratifications' had
been received.
Evening star., 1945-09-18
1n Mrtttnrfattt
ATKINSON, JOHN p. Died septem

ATKINSON. JOHN P. Died September
A dead past?
Not so, for living yet is he
Who long since passed away;
He lives within our memories
HIS Aaa bEvoTEp eeeEf WI dopcHp ys aTss LUCY ANr
THE STEWART FAMILY.
BERNAU, MINNIE G. tribute of love
so S1r the psmery q our beloved sister, MN
You are not forgotten, dear sister.
Nor shall you ever be:
AS long as life and memory last
We will always az olz think Of Ip thee s,srv,
BYRD. MAGGIE M. In sad but lovins
grandmother, MAGGIE M. BYRD, who
passed into the great beyond eight years
ago today.
crprn,,Ss Gens, but snS, not forgetten,
H. MILLER, Jr.
BYRD, MAGGIE M. In loving remem.
brance of our dear mother and grand.
mother, MAGGIE M. BYRD. who passed
1S, 1887.
A precious one from us has gone.
place is vacant in our hcnne
GRANDCHILDREN.
DI MARIO, MARY ELIZABETH. Ir
loving memory of my dear wife, MARY
this life. one year ago today, September
Is, 1914.
Today one year ago we parted,
A voice we loved Is still
A place is vacant IN our home .
Which never can be filled.
From this world OF pain and sorrow
To the land of peace and rest,
God has taken you, dear,
yoR Rhees ySa hays fouHa etsrnnl
EssIG, AUGUST c., JR. In lovins
memory Of my dear brother, AUGUST C
ESSIG, Jr., who died on his birthda,
thirty,two years ago today, September
You shall never. be forgotten. dear brother
LOVING SISTER, BERTHE.
KRNGS, JERRY LEE. In loving an.
fond memory of our darling baby. JERRY
away ava % one year ago ago today, r september ssies Is
The little road to yesterday
Winds forever in our hearts;
Its memories dear and precious
Are of our baby.
And fondest of these memories.
More lasting and most true,
Are memories Of happy times
Mother. father and HE HaEry riM9ry snaFsd will
my devoted friend, G CLAUDE aGSlSE RICE, asHS VIII, h
passed away one year ago today, Sep
ternber Is. 1914.
am ponderina in my mind
For something good enough to say
About your loving kindness
You showed me in every way.
Gone. but not forgotten.
H16 DEVOTED FRIEND, FRANCES.
THOMPSON, MERRILL A. In lovin
memory Of my dear son, MERRILL
THOMPSON, who departed this life on
year ago today September 1s. 1914.
just a loving thought,
Just silent tear;
just q beautiful memory
OF the one loved so dear,
MOTHER. KATIE EMERSON.
Evening star., 1945-09-18
Dratha
uSH0MITZ MAX {

UsILOWITZ, MAX. On Saturday, Sep
tember s, 1945, on Saipan, MAX USILO-
Y WITz' UT, dearly beloved husband Of Mildred
Sophie and Hyman Usilowitz OF Charlotte,
N. c. 1nteIment on Saipan. IS
WEISIGER, SAMUEL STUART. On Sun
day, September 10, 1945. at Pro, idence
Hospital. SAMUEL STUART WEISIGER,
the beloved husband of Nell Duff Weisiger
father of Marilyn B, WeisiRer and brother
Chambers funeral home, 400 Chaplin st
NV. where funeral services will be held
on Wednesday, September 10. at 10 am.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Is
WILkERSON, ERNESTINE A. On Satur-
day. September Is, 1945, at Freedmen S
n.3sDIa aGsPital a.TaSsa ERSNsEsTiNE WiLKEKSoN
and Mrs. William L. Toombs of 1907
two sisters. Mrs. Geraldine cureton and
Mrs. Neina Meadows, and a brother, Corpl
James W; wilSerson. now in the South
Frazier's funeral home, $50 Rhode Island
ave. NV. after r.m. Tuesday. Septem-
Der. Is. where funeral services will be
held on Wednesday, september ls' at u
lanta. Ca papers please copy) Is
Evening star., 1945-09-18

day, Will be held
at l pm. tomor-
row in Fort
Myer C h a p e l.
with burial in
Arlington Gene
terry.
Gen. Price was
a retired chief
of staff of the
80th Divi S ion.
He was a native
oi beunglOn, w.
Va.
D uri ing the
World War he
participated in
the MellSe - Ar
Evening star., 1945-09-18
AirfieIds to Become Gordens

FRANKFURT, Germany, Sept. 18
R).-The United States Army yes
terday ordered rs German airfields,
more thar half of all those in the
American occupation zone, plowed
up for gardens as part of a pro-
gram designed to demilitarize the
country and step up food produc-
tion. The fields average $50 acres.
Evening star., 1945-09-18
Rubber Price Peqqed

LONDON, Sept. 18 (Pl.-The
Singapore radio said today the first
steps toward rehabilitation of the
Malayan rubber industry had been
taken with the pegging of the price
at 36 cents a pound and establish
ment of rubber control unit to
set up buying centers in all pro-
ducing districts.
Evening star., 1945-09-18
Rites for Gen. H. J. Price
AT Fort Meyer Tomorrow

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va. Sept. f8-Fu-
neral services for Brig. Gen. Harri-
son Jackson Price, n, who died Sum
Evening star., 1945-09-18

ENcE HARPER of 2707 Adams Mi road
NV, wife of the late, samual A. Harper
and mother of Gertrude H. Kinnear, Mrs.
JuRee H Jobe, Mrs. Nina H. Magrum,
WiIfred 6. and Milton A Harper. Serv-
ices at the S; H: Hines CO; funeral heme ONE
tember 10, at $50 am; thence to ST.
PauIs Catholic Church, 5th and v sts.
NV, where mass will be offered at m.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Is
Evening star., 1945-09-18

CROSBY, EDGAR c. On Monday. Sep
tember II, 1945, at his residence. i West
Leland St: Chevy Chase, Nd. EDGAR {.
Crosby and father of Mrs Richard W.
Janney; Miss Winifred M. Crosby. and Ed
gar G. Crosby. Jr, Funeral from the James
Thursday, September 20. at 9:15 am;
thence 10 the Shrine of the Blessed Sacra-
m Relatives and friends invited, In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 10
Evening star., 1945-09-18

COLLINS. CHANDLER NJ On Monday
September II. 1915. at his residence: $40
4Sth pl. ne, CHANDLER M COLLINS,
cousin of Clara W Cole, William H. Col
Inns, Estelle V. Collins and Frank Hall.
Also surviving are other reatives and many
friends Notice of funeral later. Arrange
mentS ny MCGUIRE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
THE CLOCK STRUCK THREE
(ro oar Late l'rc,ldenD
nl IInrri l.rleIle For AMP

The oo,A struck 'nlee the minute hand moved on
Then laltc,cd hestant midway and stopped
sudden Die -ii,nsv ten siafiingiy,
The ia,iur, n Tbs fied his worn hoe dropped
pccp IN the Garth ihe miner wondering paused
Non III so alss the black the white, The led
ScnssI something cmlnous had taken place
Thru flashed The news. The President Is d,id'r
lhe small mans ticnd che friend OF The oppressed.
KINDLY bat powerful teaching kings the ,f,es
AM ucn are Tree and EQUAL he eaz'd TAR
Into thc umn, staining manAnds need
'Amishi, God toa Anowcsi hest but an
va millions WHO ihe dawn "i hope could see
We piuy b,sscel hee. now you've allied him hos
Let nor nus absence hing calamity
Flom "a, 10. I'D fi.fas 20 b,1ne tropi, plains
Flom liimalayus % Pacific Isles
his sph4i 40 N'l Walk The earth and men
W ee hr surneh be sunshine Of his Smiles
Ills lans wego laid 20 make an faces kin.
VIII other strong m,u 'aish the torch Win .
D.shins away our tears wcu ,ar'y on
While ou e,a eaii l''s in peace ~ 'esf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
New Commander
For 34th Seabees


oNNNHn calf In be Morals
~ Hp,i af ihe men of iiie itA
Seaaec taN loit sftiien'H hfe
the eomine ~ q nrN fpNmanin-
ulfis'r in he prrs0p az Cons
iaaniier tnstr " Marks means
new tmsnJ patton Marks rr
plaec- ron1 J = Naeiean 90
ilylleshure Miss Alach 5u, fc-
imna' w ash'a ~ fhe Nuy de-
ln iitu it NAN y alter ts
los Aust ls niaNeh mtde $50 H
" 'ia.uion ot conditions at fnf
heeacme and recommended he
atiien
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
APRIL %. 1s45


1 liberal reward will b. shen
o. parts who FOUND >mall
black DOG. with white paws.
Nh.le un NM ~ rail and vhief
0n chest. lii> maine j. ring
l'ons." lie .if.lei irom 18th \
ll'1ein'll ar,.l lcur>r. W., last
>ea ntar li,aeinih Courts.
flA>f uniMi Nrs. hrdi> re-
rr> 40 a1lp l.lh street.. loor>".
Neh- rreali 80. i.>s ,rn iu
iurua'itn concerning Wlr,r'.
ahnui> 81 90, dog "ill Ne -r'ai-
s Appreciated.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-09
Hotel Ambassador
Park Central Hotel
Hotel Roosevelt

ir per savo koki nors organa,
Lietuvos Misijai ir Lietuvos
valdziai tame darbe padedant
Suvaziavimas nutaria: Isrink-
tt is penkiu asmenu Lietuvos
Paskolos Komiteta, kuris kai-
po tarpininkaujantis organas
galetu susinesti su atskiromis
stotimis ir priveizdeti kontro-
les teisemis visos paskolos dar-
ba. I komiteta vienbalsiai is
rinkti sekanti:
Jonas Viskontas is Chicagos,
Jonas Grinius is Philadelphia,
Jonas 1areila is Waterbury,
Adv. F. J. Bagocius is Boston,
A. B. Strimaitis is New York.
Is priezasties svenciu ir
Kongreso sesiju nevisiems Su-
vaziavimo delegatams pasise-
ke pasimatyti su savo senate
riais ir kongresmanais. Su-
prantant toxic ypatisko pasi-
matymo svarba, Suvaziavimas
vienbalsiai prieme sekancia re-
zoliucija:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-09

sukolektuotu bonQ'. Tame su-
sirinkime dalyvave apie 100
ypatu".
Nesant jokiu kitQ darodymu
arba skundu, Suvaziavimo is
rinkta Komisija po visapusis-
kan apsvarstymui randa kad
Visi itarimai, paskalai ir insi-
nuacjjos apie Lietuvos atstovo
VileiSio veikima Amerikoje yra
VisiSkai niekuo nepamatuotos,
o po isklausymui praneSimu
randa kad gerb. Vileisis veikia
su virszmogisku pasisventimu
ir kantrybe Lietuvos labui ir
pabudinimui Americas Lietu-
viQ prie savo tevynes meilas
ir suteikti kick galint daugiau
morales ir materiales pagalbos
Lietuvai, uz ka jam priklauso
nuo Lietuviu tautos nemirtina
padeka."
Raportas vienbalsiai. su di-
deliu entuziazmu priimtas.
Delegates Stasys Grisius is
Chicagos pranese Suvaziavi-
mui kad jo nYomone tie kurie
Saukia kad gerb. VileiSis bent
kuo nors pakenke Bonu parda-
vinejimui, patys tycia griebe-
81 ivairiu priemoniu kad tik
maziau bonu butu parduota.
Kaip pavyzdi jis nurodo stai
koki incidenta Chicagoje: Ant.
Jankauskas kreipesi prie Alex
sandro Dargio, Romos-Kataliku
Bonu stoties kasininko, prasy-
damas kad jam parduotu Lie
tuvos Laisves Bona. Anas at
sake paaiskindamas kad geriau
palauktu, nes kol kas mesa ais
Klaus stovio su bonu reikalais.
Gerb. Vileisis vel kreip5si j
Suvaziavima, patardamas uz-
mirsti praeities zaizdas ir vel
gryzti prie konstruktyvio dar-
bo. Tam tikslui Suvaziavimas
vienbalsiai isnese sekancia re-
zoliucija:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-09
Kaip Liefuviai Eeze PeiciIas
Prezidenfzi Harding 1921 nm.
lSTORISKAS. .PROTOKOLAS AMERIKIECIU DARBUOTES
Uz LIETUV0S NEPRlKLAUSOMYBE
DARYKITES REZERVACIJAS IR RUPINKI
TES VAKARIENES BILIETAIS

Americas Lietuviu Misijos posedziai ir Kongresne
Vakariene vyks Hotel Staer, kuris dave patapas ir
sales. Vakarene atsibus "Presidentia Ballroom, kur
pats Prezidentas Roosevelt dayvauja svarbuose vie
suose banketuose ir vakarienese.
Draugijos, kuopos skyriai ir veikeja rupinkites
prisidejinu prie visu Letuvu Misijos pastangu. Nu
tarkt skirt savo aukas, ir siuskit adresu:
American Lithuanian Mission
Hotel Stater Washington, D. c.
Patalpomis r1pinkites patys Kadangi hoteiai es-
uzpdyti da1yt rezervacija anksti, ir nesgruskit
vis viena vesbuti Xiii vieSbuciai kaimvnysteje:
Hotel Hamilton Hotel Ambassador
Park Lane Hotel Park Central Hotel
Hotel 240O Hotel Roosevelt
Vakariene bus neformale. Tikietu vakariene
sykit tuojau siuanciant po $500 nuo tkieto, j:
A. s. Treciokas, 314 Walnut St.. Newark 5, N. J.
L. V. S. Centras $500 Superior Ave. Cleveland 3, o.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-09
Amerikos Lietuviu
Suvaziavinas
Washington, D. G.
PROTOkOLAS
(Tesinys is pereito mr.
Kaip atsirado tie $500
metiniu duokliu Lietuvai
paremti
REZOLIUCIJA 8

'Kadangi dabar ir per arti-
mus laikus ateityje Lietuvai
yra ir bus reikalinga pinigine
pasalpa ne tik apsigynimui bet
ir Sales rekonstrukcijai, ir to-
kia pasalpa suteikti gall da-
bartiniame lake tiktai Ameri-
kos Lietuviai. ir kadangi ta
Selpimo nasta Xxi siol nese tik-
tai maza dalele Amerikoje gy-
venanCiu Lietuviu, dideliosios
minios mazai kuomi prie to
teprisideio, nors savo Lietuvis-
kumu giriasi ir nuo pilietybes
arba Lietuva sugryzti neat
sisako, Sis Suvaziavimas uzgi-
ria mint kad kiekvienas Anne
rikoje gyvenantis Lietuvis tu-
retu uzsideti sau kas meta pa
galvine mokesti Lietuvos rel
kalams bent $500, nes tokis
mokestis nei vieno neapsunkin-
tQ, o Lietuvai butu didesne
metine pagalba negu Xxi siol
Amerikieciai visomis savo pa
stangomis galejo suteikti.
ldant tokia pagalviniu rink
lava butu sistematingai su-
tvarkyta ir surinkti pinigai pill
mai Lietuvai patektQ, visiems
Amerikoje gyvenantiems Lie
tuviams yra patartina likti
nariais Lietuviu Pilieciu Sa-
jungos, kuri gyvuoja ir veikia
pc direkcija ir prieziura Lie
tuvos Atstovybes Amerikoje,
kaipo Lietuvos pilieciu regis
tracija. Iplaukos minetos L.
P. S., taip kaip ir visos kitos
Amerikoj .surinktos aukos Lie
tuvos naudai, turetu eiti per
Valstybini Fonda, kuris yra
prieziuroje Lietuvos Atstovu
Amerikoje".
Atsizvelgiant j fakta kad da-
bartine Lietuvos finansine, in
dustrine If ekonomine padetis
n6ra pavydetina, ir kad Ame-
rikoje esantieji Lietuviai gall
daugeliu kuo savo tevu Saliai
pagelbeti Suvaziavimas po vi
sapusiSkam apsvarstymui is
nese sekancia rezoliuciia:
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REZOLIUCIJA 10
Del tOlimesnio LietuvOs
paSkOlOS VedimO

'"IS atzvilgio kad Xxi siol
buvo apsireiSke tulos nuomo-
mes spaudoje ir vienoje-kitoje
organizacijoje jogei bene bu-
tu naudingiau Lietuvos esama
paskola, ar dar busincia pasko-
la vesti palei paskiras organi-
zacijas ar sroves, suvaziavimas
sta klausima apsvarstes atran-
da kad Amerikos Lietuviams
nera reikalo keisti pirmesnio
nusistatymo sulyg kurio Lie
tuVos sroves paskola buvo We
DANA ne partyvisku, bet visu
LietuviQ valstybiniu pagrindu".
Idant ateityje dar geriau su-
tVarkyti paskolos vedima, su-
vaziavimas vienbalsiai isnese
sekancia rezoliucija:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-09
c. Vienybes savokos isryski-

C. Vienybes savokos isryski-
nimas.
d. Visuotino kongreso ideja,
ir kit.
TO vietoje, 'trys didieji"
sugalvojo: susaukti ALT SUI
sirinkima, uzurpuoti visa lai-
ka - ir taip padare - kad jo-
kis sumanytas tautininku, ka-
taliku ir socialistu redaktoriu
pasitarimas Washingtone Va
sario 16 NEIVYKTQ.
Kad tas buvo teisybe aiskiai
ir atvirai pranese po to suva-
ziavimo Tarybininku "gerkle"
G-kas savo L. Ziniose.
Lietuviu likimas - nesvarbu
Savo "triju didziuju sovietu"
(tarybos) gelbejimui PIP. ST.
NUTS, Grigaitis ir Vaidyla SUI
niekino ir Lietuvos Ministro P.
zadeikio pastangas subendrinti
Americas Lietuviu laikrasti-
ninku darba butinais tautos
reikalais.
Savo ilgame raste, kuri ia
rybininkai paskelbe kaipo savo
tu dvieju dienu Washingtone
darba, giriantis save "demo-
kratais", jie paneige net p. "a
deikio programe minimus rel
kalus - Lietuvos zmoniu liki-
ma svedijoje ir Vokietijoje,
nekalbant jau apie likima pa
ties Stalino naguose esanciu.
Kick lietesi LVS pasiulymo
jiems dirbti bendrai jie galejo
muilinti visuomenei axis leis-
dami melus buk LVS vadai rel
kalauja ju "soviete" kokiu tai
"lygiu serQ''.
Taciau ir tas neteisybe.
Pikciausias ju paskutinis zy-
gis nedasileisti prie jokio ben
dro veikimo yra suniekinimas
Lietuvos Ministro pastangu ir
jo geru noru gelbeti Lietuvos
zmones patekusius j tragiskas
salygas svetimose salyse.
(Turiu atsiprasyti uz iveli-
ma p. Lietuvos Ministro j 81
reikala, taciau ta padarau tik
po to kai patys tarybininkai
per G-ka iskele viesai savo tik-
rus zygdarbius.) .,.' "t@'V.
X. S. karpius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-09
REZOLIUCIJA 13
Del pasimatymO Su SenatOriais
ir kOngreSmanaiS

ir kongresmanais
Kadangi delei stokos laiko
ivairiu valstiju delegatai ne
visi tegaleio pasimatyti SUI
kongresmanais ir senatoriais,
ir
Kadangi toks pasimatymas
dar yra labai svarbus delei
pripazinimo Lietuvos de iure-
ka liudija kalba kongresmano
Chandler, ir
Kadangi dauguma valstiju
turi atsizymejusiu Lietuviu
Americas politikoje tai lai bus
patarta delegatams kad par
vaziave padarytu valstijinius
susirinkimus ir ten isrinktu
tam atitinkamus zmones kurie
pasimatys su tos valstijos kon-
gresmanais ir senatoriais.
Spaudos Komisijos raportas
DIR. Bacevicius, pirmininkas
presos komisijos, raportavo a.
pie tos komisijos darba su lai-
kraStininkais ir ziniu agentu-
romis apie sio Suvaziavimo
darbu ir zygiu paskleidima.
Raportas vienbalsiai priimtas.
Delegates Lazauskas is Bal
timore, Nd, iskele nemalonu
Amerikos Lietuviams klausima
apie Adv. Mastausko, vieno is
Lietuvos Misijos nariQ, pro-
lenkiskuma. Tas dalykas Sc
mai jau Amerikos Lietuviams
nesmagumus daro, ir viskas
tas kilo delei Adv. Mastausko
bendradarbiavimo SUI zinomu
Parsaiciu-Gabriu ir delei tulos
korespondencijos tilpusios An
gliskuose dienrasciuose, kurio-
je Adv. Mastauskas neva pri-
tares Lietuviu-Lenku unijai ir
"didelei Lenkijai". Pasirode
kad to straipsnio visai nebuvo
ir todel skundas buvo remia-
mas tiktai paskalomis.
Ant Primo uzmetimo kaslink
bendradarbiavimo SUI Parsai-
ciu-Gagriu Adv. Mastauskas
nieko neatsake.
Paminklas Lett. Harris
Ponia Venciuviene is Balti-
more, Md, pakele klausima
apie pastatyma paminklo uz
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SKAITYTOJQ DOVANOS lR
PARAMA DIRVAI

Daugiau geru Diryieciu, at
naujindami savo prenumerata
uz 1915 metus, vietoje 81 at
siunte po $500:
Nellie Rotirus, Cleveland, mo-
kejo $500.
Feliksas Baranauskas, Cleve-
land, mokejo $500.
VIM. Rachus, Cleveland, mo-
kejo $500.
X. Yvaskevicius, Montreal Ka-
NADIA, $500.
Antanas Medelis, Monroe, Mi
chigan, - $500 Cir So Lie
tuvos reikalams.)
I. G. Hollish, Akron, Ohio, mo-
kejo So.
K. Peckis, Baltimore, Md, mo-
kejo So.
Peter Daubara, Youngstown,
Ohio, mokejo So.
V. A. Kersevicius, Scranton,
Pa, mokejo SIS.
DIR. J. J. Bielskis, Los Angeles,
CAL, mokejo $3.
Agnes Bajoris, Manchester,
Conn.,. mokeio So.
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Musu visuomenei rupinantis
kodel Shame tragiskame Lietu-
vos likimo momente nedirba
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga SUI
Amerikos Lietuviu Taryba is
vien ir bendrai, norirne paskel-
bti visuomenes ziniai sekanti:
Americas Lietuviu Tarybos
"trys didieji' pp.. simutis,
Grigaitis ir Vaidyla - ATME-
TE VISUS LVS ir Lietuvos Mi
nistro pasiulymus dirbti vie
ningai bendruosius darbus.
Kaip zinoma, Spaliu 17-1S
DID,, 1914 M, ALT suvazia-
vimui New Yorke buvo pasius-
tas LVS prasymas kad abieju
siu organizaciju vadai susirin-
ktu kur nors pasitarti apie
tuos darbus Lietuvos naudai
kurie galimi bendrai dirbti.
Lapkricio 2 d. 1914 M, ALT
"trys didieji' savo laiske at
sake (paduodame tik pacias
svarbiasias laisku dalis):
"Mums nesuprantama kokios
rusies bendra veikima Tamstos
turtle galvoje. =. .vaziuoti ir
tartis, nezinia apie ka, nebutu
jOki0s prasmes."'
Konkretus LVS pasiulymas
Toki atsakyma is ALT va
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PHILADELPHIECIU
PAREISKIMAS

Mes Philadelphijos veikejai.
taip salininkai Americas Lie
tuviu Tarybos, taip ir salinin-
kai Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajun-
gos, susieje Vasario % vaka-
re, saleje antrasu 718 Callow-
hill St., ir apsvarste visapusis-
kai Lietuvos vadavimo reika-
lus, priejome galutinos isvados
kad visu Lietuviu kurie troks-
ia kad Lietuva po sio karo bu-
tu laisva, nepriklausoma vals-
tybe, butina pareiga yra laiky-
tbs tandziausios vienybes.
Todel mes ne tik kad pagei-
daujame ir prasome bet tie
siog reikalaujame, vardan Lie
tuvos laisves, tu virsminetu
organizaciju GENTRY kad, nepa-
zeidziant, nepazelninant viena
kitos autoriteto il prestizo,
kuoveikiausia rastu buda susi-
tarti, kad uzuot viena kitai
kenkus, kaip tas buvo iksiol,
vardan vienybes, viena kitai
kovoje uz Lietuvos laisve pa
gelbetu. zodziu, kad isvien,
suglaudus peeiais, kovotu uz
laisve musu brangios tevynes
Lietuvos.
Prize to, mes kartu prasome
ir visos patriotiniai nusitelku-
sios Lietuviu spaudos, taip Ia
rybininku, taip sajungininku,
kad mestu kenksminga takti-
ka ir remtu lygiai abieju pa
stangas kovoje uz Laisva ir
Nepriklausoma Lietuva.
Uz to susirinkimo dalyvius
pasiraso:
VIM. Poska,
Jonas Grinius,
X. Zemaitis,
Pranas Pukas,
X. zadeika,
Ant. Kaniusis,
X. Vidikauskas.
NUO REDAKCIJOS: 'Pra-
Some geru Philadelphieciu pa
skaityti cia telpanti paaiskini-
ma ''''Tarybininkai Atmete Wis
ka". ViSkaS paaiSkeS.