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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-12

She said: mo explanations are
necessary. All hope Is that you'll
be free next Sunday"
What's up?" Philip asked.
Zoe Wentworth wants us out
for a monday dinner, and bridge
in the afternoon"
Philip looked surprised. What's
the big idea?" he asked.
mo big idea at ALL" Helen said.
She's being hospitable, that's all"
And you want to accept?"
Il do. It's the best way to get
everything on a perfectly normal
basis. Besides, I'm curious to see
Pauls plane, with its new gadgets
and the Photographic parspher-
MALTA"
What Photographic parapher-
MALTA ?"
Helen told him. Then she said:
Perhaps I can be OF help in his air
patrol work"
"Okay" Philip said. 80 far as 1
know now, shall be free. II you
want us to be the guests Of Zoe
and her husband, I'm game"
Thanks, Philip"
Suddenly Philip said: Would
you go anyway-if I didn't"
Helen shook her head. "I think
not"
81 reckon" he said, that It
would be a sort Of awkward three
some"
AN internal triangle" said
Helen. Then she changed the sub
ject. How soon will you be ready
TO send for Aggie? ?"
ANY day now. She is pretty good
at assembly work, isn't she?"
splendid"
Then suppose you send her a
note" Philip went on, telling her
to hand in two-week notice. BY
then well be all set for her"
"I'll write her tonight" said
Helen. 9TH be fun having her back
home again"
"Where'l she stay?" Philip
wanted to know. The towns pref
ty well crowded now, what with the
influx Of war workers"
"Aggie owns a cottage over on
Willow street." Helen said. "She in
herited it from her grandmother,
but it's rented at the moment. She
can stay with Aunt Minerva and
me until she has time to move into
the cottage herself, that is, il she
wants to live out there alone"
mo relatives ?"
mo. Her grandmother was the
last Of the family. Aggie took care
Of her as long as she lived, and then
struck out for herself when old Mrs.
Jones died"
They walked back to the plant
together.
I'm be pretty well tied UP the
rest of the week" Philip said just
before they parted. But I'll see you
Sunday. What lime shall I drive in
for your"
Around IL o'clock" said Helen.
IF you've got gas enough to spare,
we could take a drive before we go
out to the Wentworth plantation"
Fine
"Ill telephone Zoe we're coming
and let you know what hour she
expects us"
80 long, Helen-darling.
"Good-by, Philip" Helen replied.
Then, smiling. she called out after
him: And don't forget to wash
your face before we sit down to
dinner with the Wentworths"
I'm do better than that" laughed
Philip. I'm even wash behind my
earsm
Ito BE C0ntinued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-12

ming the Ypsilanti Corporation; and
personnel director ike practical
ly every large company has to
day, who will be on the job con
finally.
As IL turns out. we have n coun-
ell who abdicates, a citizens com
mittee who gives few minutes
thought TO the complicated labor
problems and then the home own
er lis sold down the river and has
another $4,000 tax bill piled onto
him. Unless the folks who pay the
taxes wake up, they will be taxed
out OF their homes just like they
were a few years ago. VIII history
repeat?
Signed:
TAXPAYER.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-12
CHAPTER TVENTY-oNE

HELEN HAD expected to see
Philip that evening and tell him
about zoe's invitation, since her
aunt had said he might come home
with her for dinner. But when Miss
Minerva arrived she was alone.
Couldn't tear the man away
from work" she announced. He'll
probably work NEST Of the night
and tomorrow. There was a delay
in installing the new machinery,
and he won't leave until it's done
properly"
You certainly have got a con-
scientious foreman, haven't you ?"
Helen said. frankly disappointed.
Hes all that" Miss Minerva re-
piled. But we want to open the
new addition next week, and there's
no time to lose"
How did the meeting with the
Washington men come off ?"
: "Splendidly. They went all over
the plant, and fairly beamed. Philip
is sure we're nearer getting the
Army and Navy e. than ever be-
fore" Miss Minerva laughed softly
He says he won't die happy until
he sees me standing on a platform
making an acceptance speech.
That's one reason he's working so
hard"
I'D like to see you on the plat
form myself" said Helen. What
will you wear, the dungarees, with
a United States flag draped over
your shoulder"
"Of course not. Do you think l
want to be mistaken for the Statue
Of Liberty?"
You'd need lamp for that, "
Helen laughed.
Miss Minerva said: IT shall get
a new gown-black lace, probably,
or taffeta-and have a permanent"
Nor
"It'H be much more impressive
In case there are photographs-for
me to look feminine. People will
give women in general more credit
in the war effort, seeing one of
them looking feminine, and yet
knowing that she made a defunct
old factory come alive"
Il suppose you're right, at that, "
said Helen.
Certainly I'm right! Who wants
to see the picture of an old woman
in dingy dungarees ?" Miss Minerva
tossed aside the battered hat she
had worn home. They'd only think
I'm an eccentric sort of female,
and chuckle rather than admire"
80 you want to be admired ?"
AT least want little credit. ]
don't banker after being thought
some sort Of queer duck without a
spark Of femininity."
Just a woman at always
and forever" said Helen. Bless
you" She then said: You'll invite
the senator home for the presenta-
ton, won't you?"
Naturally" said Miss Minerva
But let's not be too premature"
Helen then told her OF her meet
ing with Zoe. /.
And" said Miss Minerva, ARE
you going out there to dinner?"
yes, I think So" Helen said
Anyway, I'm going to put 1t up to
Philip"
Il should think the less you saw
Of that woman tie better"
TITS not that 1 want to be with
Zoe, Helen said. But IL I appear
to be on friendly terms with her
and Paul, the town won't think 50
much about the-jilting."
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Fifty Years Ago

Mrs W Glanned narrowly escaped serious Injuries By col
Hsion with carriage while riding her bicycle
Npslaut people who candidates degrees al the Unive
sity OF Michigan l. degree Robert j. Austin Claude
LarzeeTe Alice T. Lynch Rose Winerbon. Walter Lewis
George F. Carroll A. b. James Swift, Marina Osband Byron C.
HINES Pm B. Abigail Iearce. From the Law Department
W B. Hatch. NJ. Anterior. W Curtis W n Borean. med
teal Ellen B. Murray: from Ypsilanu High School, George
Damon 5 aud Byron C. HINES, A. b., Wined Wallace b.
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Hall Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

IIo MARX jefferson Of the Normal College Is mentioned
% l seven leading authorities city geography in the world
& foL marry Elmer Barnes Amhert College in book on
ne New History and the Studies Just off the press
Dr. Barnes ranks Prof Jefferson first American in his line
Death Mrs A NJ age 49, at her home in Ypsapt
township " ''s''"''
Birth To Mr. and Mrs J. clark Campbell s at Beyer Hos,
ptsL " " ''' ''o'
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Your Health
Injuries to Eyes
Should be Given
Prompt Treatment

BY Z. y. BUNDERSEN. ". u.
OUR eyes mean so much to COM
fort and well-being that it be-
hooves US TO guard the most pre-
cious parts Of our body. That is
why most people nowadays who
suffer from injuries TO the eyes
will consult an eye specialist for
treatment.
However, in many instances the
services Of the physician in certain
towns cannot be Immediately
secured. Hence, it is important
that everyone know a few general
rules about the treatment Of these
eye emergencies.
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Public Opinion

Discussion OF any subject OF
general interest is iayited 10
these columns. Writer'S name
must be given but may be
withheld from print II desired.
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Calendar of
commencement

June 12-Ypsilanti High School
Class day picnic.
June 12-Ypsilanti High School
Senior Assembly.
June 13-Ypsilanti High School
Class Nights p. m. EWT.
June 15-Ypsilanti High School
Commencement Exercises, s
p. IN. EWT. School Auditor
ium: speaker, Or. r. Clyde
Ford, retired faculty member
OF Michigan State Normal
College.
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Treated as Serious

Any eye injury, no matter how
slight, should be treated as serious
until all danger Of infection Of the
eye has passed.
A person should not rub his eyes
when something gets into them, as
this will soon make the eyes sou
and will do no good. The proper
thing to do If the object cannot be
easily removed is to have some
local anesthetic put into the eye
which deadens all sensation: then
the eye can be carefully inspected,
using a special light and magnify
ing glass. When the material in
the eye is located, it can usually
be removed quite easily. Then an
antiseptic lotion can be prescribed
TO be employed at home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-12

WASHINGTON ms - Presl-
dent Truman will attend the Gov
ernor's Conference at Mackinac
Island, Mich. July aud 4, II his
work permits, the White House
said Monday. The President has
been invited to address the COVER
nOrs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-12
Germans Either at
Your Feet or Throat

Bremen, June 11-UP-Soft an
swers from the Germans are turn
ing away wrath from the GL's,
and that is one OF the Big kinks in
our non-fraternization policy.
Prime Minister Churchill stated
the problem TO T, when he said
The Germans are either at your
feet or at your throat"
The Germans who were at our
threats before May 6 are new at
our feet The butchers Of Belsen
and Buchenwald and the murderers
OF Malmedy and Maidenek now are
smiling and amiable and anxious to
have their greeting returned.
attention on WA Administrator
Marvin Jones. Thus Wickard was
left out in the cold and his relations
with the press became more and
more nebulous.
Anderson, however. plans TO
change all this and It would be no
surprise to see him forge to the
top in handling the nations critical
problems.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-12

Dental colleges graduate 100
dentists each year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-12
Eyeball Penetrated

II a wound Of the eye occurs
which penetrates into the eyeball.
the doctor will dilate the pupil Of
the eye by using atropine or some
similar substance. 1t is also a
good procedure to take an X-ray Of
the eye when some object has
penetrated it, since the X-ray will
reveal any metal materials which
may be present in the eyeball. A
magnet may often be successfully
employed in removing bits Of
metal from the eye.
Sometimes bit Of material may
penetrate the eyeball and get into
the back part of the eye where
there is a fluid known as the Wit
reous humor. Attempts are not
made to remove any object from
this vitreous humor unless its ex-
act position is accurately deter
mined and it is known that this
material is accessible; that is, that
it can be removed by means Of an
operation.
A Severe Reaction
Injuries to one Of the eyes may
cause a severe reaction to the
other eye. This condition is known
as sympathetic ophthalmia and is
a dangerous disorder which may
result in the loss of the eyesight.
For this reason, whenever such
symptoms occur, an eye specialist
should be consulted at once. In
such cases it may be necessary to
remove one eye in order to save
the other one.
Injuries TO the eyes should never
be trifed with. The services Of a
physician, preferably an eye spe-
cialist, should be secured as soon
as possible.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
Pabeg8|iQl Gyvenimo zinios

leziniu Vartu rajonas ir vilu
rajonas uz radio stiebu.
Aleksote isdeges Chemijos
Institutes, miesto centre isde-
gus prie paste buvus vegetaris-
ka valgykla, yra degimo zymiu
Nemuno Ziemos Uosto pakran-
tese ties Daukanto ir Maironio
gatvemis.
Gelezinkeliu stotis ir gele-
zinkelio dirbtuves visiskai su-
naikintos. Tunelis jau atsta-
tytas. Maisto fabrikas istolo
atrodo sveikas, bet tikrumoje
yra apgriautas ir dabar skubiai
atstatomas. ,Kai kurie jo sky
rial jau veikia. Juose skerdzia-
mi is Vokietijos atvezami gy-
vuliai.
Nemuno tiltai atstatyti. Ma
ziausia buvo nukentejes Alex
soto tiltas. Panemunes tiltas
dar tik baigiamas pilnam nau-
doiimui paruoSti.
zemes Ukio, Prekybcs-Pra-
mones, Saugumo Department
to, Ateitininku, Darbo Rumai
nesugriauti. Sveiki pastatai
Pazangos, Pienocentro, zemes
Banko, 'Karo Muziejaus, Lietu-
vos Banko, Teisingumo Minis
terijos, Taupomuju KasQ; Cen
tralinio paste rumai sveiki, tik
suzalotas stogas. Isliko sveiki
ir veikia Ragucio, Perkuno bra
vorai ir Kauno' Audiniu ir Ii
tekso fabrikai. Centralinese
gatvese matyti saudymo zy-
mes, nubyrejes tinkas, bet su'
griovimQ nara.
Veikia Lietukis, Pienocent-
ras, Valgis. Istaigu tarnauto-
jai beveik isimtinai moterys il
senyvo amziaus vyrai. Batsiu-
vial, kirpejai ir kiti smulkus
amatininkai prievarta never.
ciami jungtis j articles, bet pri.
vatus amatininkai ir prekybi.
ninkai apkraunami mokescials
kuriu niekas nepajiegia pakel,
ii ir nemoka.
Laisves Alicia vel pavadints
Stalino prospektu. Mokykiose
nuolat rengiami sokiai. Moky'
klu jaunima. stengiamasi zave,
ii linksmo gyvenimo nuotaika
Mitingai dabar maziau prakti
kuojami palyginus su l94O-4l
metals. Kaune kaip ir visoje
Lietuvoje labai isigalejes pie
sikavimas. Plesikauja praya
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

zuojantieji ir is ligoniniu pa
leidziami sovietu kariai.
zinoma tarybine poete Salo-
meja Neris sia vasara mire ir
palaidota Kaune.
Kaune viesai skelbiamu su-
saudymu buta tik pirmomis
dienomis, bet nedaug. Nakti-
Mai zmoniu dingimai labai daz-
nj. Apie JUGS niekas nieko ne
Zinc. Kauno kalejimas ir for
tai perpildyti suimtaisiais. Su-
imtieji laikomi sunkiose sally
gose, tardoma negreit. Dabar
leidzia kaliniams atnesti mais-
to, kas Xxi sios vasaros buvo
draudziama. Suemimui pakan-
Ia paprasciausio iskundimo.
Geguzes menesi, tariamai bi-
jant kad partizanai suimtuju
neislaisvintu, kaliniai is visu
kalejimu masiskai buvo isvez-
ii Sovietu Sajungos giluma.
Ilga laika Kaunas neturejo
elektros, mes elektros stotis SUI
griauta. Kauno gatvese maty-
ii didesni skaiciai Rusu mote
ru ir vaiku, ir ju nuolat dau-
geja. Kauno gyventoju Lie
tuviu nuotaika labai prislegta.
Pagal skelbiamus davinius,
Vilkaviskio, Raseiniu, Sakiu ir
Iaurages miestai yra visiskai
sunaikinti. siauliu sunaikinta
80 nuos. Aukstaiciu miestai
ir kaimai mazai tepaliesti.
(Bus daugiau)
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BOLSEVIKAMS NE
PATINKA AMERI-
KOS SPAUDOS
LAISVE

Rusai niekaip negali supras-
tt Amerikos spaudos laisves.
SovietQ Marsalas zukov Ber-
line labai isizeide del Ameri-
kos zurnalo Time sekancio pa
sielgimo:
Time patalpino atvaizda Ber-
limo naktinio klubo sokikes,
kuri stovedama ant ranku, ko-
jas iskelus virsu, tarp is
skestu koju laiko Stalino at
vaizda.
Marsalas zukov, pamates to-
XII vaizda atspausdinta Ameri-
koniskame zurnale, atbego pas
Gen. Eisenhower, visas ikaites
ir pasake:
"Ka tamsta manai daryti
apie tai?"
"Nieko'', atsake Eisenhower.
"Ka!? JUS leidziat Americas
spaudai isstatyti pasaipai mu-
su Marsala? susuko zukov.
Eisenhower atsake: "Tam
mes ir kariavom 81 kara = uz
teise kritikuoti, uz teise EMO
mems pasisakyti ka jie nori".
Eisenhower tada isaiskino
zukovui kad vieno zurnalo is
spausdinimas Stalino atvaizdo
tokioje pozoje neperstato visos
Americas valdzios ar visu pi-
lieciu minties, ir Americas W.
riausybe skrupulingai prisilai-
ko nuo cenzuravimo spaudos
uz tokius dalykus.
Sovietuose uz tai laikrastis
butu uzdarytas, redaktoriai SUI
saudyti, ir zmones kurie ] tokl
paveiksla ziuretu butu istrem-
ii j Sibira. -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
BOLSEVIKO PABEGELIO
Is LIETUVOS APIPA-
SAKOUMAS

WUERZBURGE iseinas Lie,
tuviu pabegeliu leidinys Lietu-
viz zinynas paskelbe Eltos pa
sikalbejima su vienu Lietuviu
kuris nuo siu metu Birzelio 10
Xxi Liepos II d. gyveno Lietu-
vote. Tai Lietuvis pirmosios
bolseviku okupacijos metu bu-
yes komunistinio jaunimo or
ganizacijos narys ir tarnaves
sovietu milicijoje. Vokieciu O.
kupacijos metu jis buves is
veztas darbams j Vokietija. sia
vasara jis vel gryzes Lietuvon
Mat, kaip 'komsomolcas' il
milicininkas jis rizikaves Lie
tuvon vykti. Ten jis isnaujc
buves paskirtas milicininku.
Pabuves Kaune, Panevezyje
Marijampoleje ir Vilniuje, jis
betgi vel pabeges Vohetijon'
Skelbdama sio atbegelio infor-
macijas, Eta betgi pastebi kao
il uz ziniu tikruma negalinti
init atsakomybes.
Suglaustai atbegelis stai ka
pasakoja:
KAUNO VAIZDAI. Kaunas
daro sveiko miesto ispudl. Ju-
dejimas CANA gyvas, palyginus
su Vilnium. Krautuvese ma
tyti daug Vokiskos kilmes pre-
kiu. Uzrasai Lietuviski, o u.s.
taigu - Lietuviu ir Rusu kal-
bomis. zmones maitinasi pa
gal korteles. Duonos norma
beveik padvigubinta .kaip buvo
prie VokieciQ, bet sviesto, RE
balu, mesos ir vaikams pieno
nera ir gauti neimanoma, nors
kortelese ir yra skirtas davi-
nys. Siaip vadinamoje laisvo'
je rinkoje kainos labai aukstos
4 znones skundziasi visisku
pinigu neturejimu. Labai isl.
galejus mainu prekyba. lvai.
rius daiktus mainans atsive
ia is Vokietijos raudonarmie
ciai.
Kaune sugriovimu nedaug
Isdegus Vilijampole, apdeges
Savanoriu Prospekto gale Ge'
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GRAzIAI PAMINETA
TAUTOS SVENTE

Rugsejo 8 d., Tautos Sven
te buvo iskilmingai pamineta
visu Lietuviu pabegeliu, gyve-
nanciu Americas ir Britu oku-
puotose zonose. Minejimo pro-
gramuose buvo iskilmingos pa
maldos ir susirinkimai su Sven
tel pritaikyta paskaita ir me-
niniu programu. Daug kur
tuose minejimuose dalyvavo
Americas bel Britu karines val
dzios ir UNRRA sveciai.
sventes minejimas praejo
susimastymo del savo tautos
tragedies ir susikaupimo zen
kle.
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Pabegeliu Vargai

jauciame. Labai nudziugintu
musu vaiku darzeliu "pipirus"
ir aukletojus jeigu gautume
pedogoginiu zaislu.
Mes galine teisetai pasidi-
dziuoti kad. pirrnieji cia iseivi-
joje sukureme savo mokyklas,
gimnazijas, pirmieji savo pui-
kiu choru ir tautiniu sokiu CRU
piu pasirodymais suzavejome
ir maloniai nuteikeme Ameri-
kieciu, Anglu bel Prancuzu ka-
RUS - kad tue atzvilgiu mes
esame laikomi Kittens lageriu
kaimynams pavyzdziu.
Musu inteligentija gyvena
tuose paciuose lageriuose ir
valgo is vieno katilo su visais
kitais tautieciais, jiems vado-
vauja ir bendrais tautiniais rel
kalais gyvena.
Jauciame kad ir uzjuryje
plaka ia patti Lietuviska sirdis
ir dirba Lietuviskieji protai.
Todel musu viltys ir tikejimas
yra gyvi, kad bendromis jiego-
mis- atstatysime Nepriklauso-
ma Lietuva ir grysime j ia
vertingais zmonemis ir nau-
dingais darbininkais.
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DAUGIAU ZUVO
NEGU KARE

sio karo laikotarpiu, nuo
Pearl Harbor uzpuolimo Xxi ka-
70 uzbaigimo, Americas karo
dalyviu uzmusta 261,6O8. Bet
per tuos nepilnus keturis me-
tus karo, namu fronte zuvo
$4,000 asmenu nuo visokiu
nelaimiQ.
Paciuose namuose nelaimin-
gals atsitikimais mire $4,000
asmenu. Trafiko nelaimese-
apie 100000, kit nuo siaip ne
laimiu darbuose ir kitur.
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tTesinys is pereito nr.)
LlETUVIU sVIETIMAS
VOKIETIJOJE PO KARO

NOkIETIJOJE Pc KARO
Telkemes ir apsigyvenome
didesnemis ir mazesnemis ko-
lonlJomis, stovyklose Qageriuo-
se) ir atskirai miestuose ir
kalmuose. Kur tirsciau gyve-
name ten NUNS lengviau suor-
ganizuoti mokykla, gimnazija,
vaikQ darrell arba suorgani-
zuoti kokie kursai, choras ir IT..
Bet tas' darbas vyksta labai
sunkiai. Mokykloms reikia pa
talpu, reikia suolu, stalu, raso-
muju lentu, stovyklos per-
pildytos zmoniu, jokio laisvo
kampelio.
Nepaisydami tu kliuciu, mu-
su tevu ir mokytoju pastango-
mis- darba Wis delto pradejome
garazuose, pusrusiuose, ar
net kartais kur ir kieme mu-
sQ mokytojai, susirinke vaikus,
pradejo moksla.
Antras vargas - neturime
vadoveliu. Vienur- kitur ar tai
mokytojas ar mokinys viena-
kita vadoveli turi atsivezes.
Reikia tokius vadovelius surin-
xii ir juos atspausdinti isnau-
jo! Zinoma, jei gausime val
dzios leidima, jei gausime po-.
pierio. O tue tarpu musu mo-
kytojai dirba be vadoveliu.
Gimnazijoms reikalingi gam
tos, fizikos ir KIT. kabinetai, rel
kalingi zemelapiai ir kitos mo-
kslo priemones, - ju visai ne
turime ir pasigaminti NUNS
sunku. Vienos gimnazijos bib
lioteka yra atvezta j Vokietija.
Tat reikalingiausiQ knygu bus
galima persispausdinti.
Ypatingai svarbus reikalas-
amatu mokyklos. Turime daug
paaugusio jaunimo kuris netu-
ri darbo, yra pavojaus kadl be
darbo gall iStvirkti, ismokti
tinginiauti, ir tt. Reikia pa
ruosti jaunimas gyVenimui,
sunkiam darbui ar tai emigra-
cijoje ar Lietuvos atstatyme.
Todel butinai reikia mokytis
amatu. Turime tam reikalui
mokytoju, jieskome salygu dir
btuvems, neturime irankiu.
Aukstuju mokyklu jaunimas
turf dar daugiau rupesciu, mes
jau pats laikas imtis studiju
darbo. Norime suorganizuoti
savo universiteta, nes turime
cia profesoriQ, docentu ir kito-
kio mokslo personalo is Lietu-
vos pakankamai. Jauciame bu-
tina reikala paruosti Lietuvos
atstatymui aukstu kvalifikuo-
tn zmoniu: inzinieriQ, gydyto-
ju, mokytoju, teisininku if tt.
Darome zygiu kad valdzios Or
ganai duotu NUNS leidima ar
ba savo universiteta organizuo-
ii arba stoti vietinius univer-
sitetus ir vykti studijuoti ] An
glija, Prancuzija ir kitur.
zinoma, iSkyla visa studen-
tn 'selpimo ar stipendiju pro-
blema, nes pinigu neturime,
darbo neturime, gyvename vien
is UNRRA malones.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

(Pabaiga sekaneiame nu1neryiel
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19
Skelbinai. /. Dirvoje
SOC uz viena kart;

iris kartus uz $1.OO
Smulkus skelbin1ai Dirvoje,
kaip tai nanny pardavimas, is
nuomavimas, kambariai, pa
jieskojirnas giminiu, talpirla-
ma SOC uz viena karta, iris
kartus uz $1.00. Priduokit
gatavai parasyta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

William Dewitt Mitchell is
New Yorko, ilgametis Demo
kratas kuris prie Hoover'o tar
navo Generalniu Prokuroru,
tapo paskirtas vienu is tyrine-
toju Pearl Harbor ivykio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-19

tuvai ultimatuma r ia uzee laba skaitlingos ka
szademu kuriu Sovietu Sajungos vyrausybe buvo da-
vus Lieva Teseta Lietuvos vadzia If valstybes SUI
verenaas buvo panaikint ir keiu savaicu begyje Lie
tuvos vastybe drauge toms dviem Baltjos respub-
likoms klastnga budu buvo prijungta Sovietu Sajun
ga Bet dar prizes prsijungdana Lietuva Maskva vien
salskai atsauke Letuvos konkordata Sventuou Sos
tu, ir Apastaskas Nuncijus buvo prverstas pakt Lie
tuva.
Tuojau senu kaejimu vartai atsivere, naujus
kalejmus buvo sukista daug tukstaneiu Iietuviu Pr
mole eilee buvo kalinam izynie Lietuvos zmones pa
sauskiai r dvasiskiai buvusiu vyriausybiu naria r
vsi tie kure valstybes administracijoje buvo uzeme
nors kick svarbesne veta tap pat net r regnQ bel
kulturlniu organZaciju nariai Maskvos propagandos
pareiskimai buk Letuva lasvu puous Sovietu Sa
jungos gebn, yra vsai be pagindo Mes patys drauge
visa Letuviu tauta tada buvome Lietuvoje ir mes
patys patyreme persekiojmu tasymu ir nuzeminmu
balsuma. Bolsevikams nerupejo tikrOii Letuviu tau
tos vaia ir viskas bvo atlekama radonosos arnijos
sovietu esnisaru r ju saptosios poicjos GPU-NKVD
pagalba.
Letuvos nepriklausomybes atkurimas
Tiesa. ir Lietuvoje buvo komllnistu bendradarbiu
oct lu skaicius buvo visai nezynus, ei paygnt ia
milziniska tautos dauguma kur komunistais netu-
reo neko bendro. Tkro tautos vala tepasreiske 1e4
etu Bzeio 1926 DID, kai visa tauta suklo prizes sovie
tskus uzgrobeus Tuo metu buvo sudaryta nauja Lie
uvos vyrausvbe kuria ineo visos krasto patrotines
grupes Ia vyrausybe tuojau paskelbe neprklausomos
Letuvos vasybes atrima ir bolevikskoio rezimo pa
naikinima.
Deja rinaja okupacija seke kta, Vokiskai-naziska
Letuvos vyriausybe ir vede Vokiska administraciia
kurios zniai pavede Generalbezirk Ltauen Iietuvos
generating sritD.
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