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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-07

The rain it raineth every day.
almost, but folks get around for
business and recreation as usual
Have you heard? This years
fashion show at the AKA garden
party, July 81, will make front
page" in social hiStory--glamor-
GUS chicks expertly selected will
parade milady's lateSt--to be fol-
lowed by twilight dancing. See
you there Renewing ac-
quaintances in Boston last week
were DR.. and Mrs. Willard Cam
of Bermuda, guests Of DR.. and
Mrs, Kingsford Swan. DR.. Cam,
it will be remembered by many
did graduate work at Forsyth =.
Weekend guests Of the Vernon
Robinsons in wellesley were How
ard Gibson of Philly, William
Simpson, aeronautical engineer
from Brooklyn, and Milton Coop
er, New London, Conn, who en-
joyed a beach and theatre party
and swimming in the Robinson
secluded lake The AKA-Delta
formal dance in Hotel Sheraton
Bay State I'd, was gorgeous =
lovely setting, lovely ladies, love-
ly gowns, abundant stays des-
.pite Wars drain on manpower--
Such a crowd and continually
astir--the togetherness was too
enjoyable for folks to be salts
fled with an early ending--many
pieced out the evenings fun
with cafe parties in Chinatown
and Boston Harlem Mrs.
Agnes Gould OF CASTOR st, l..
WIGS. president, is back from
a Today visit to her former
home in Gouldtown N. J. Stop
ping off in Philly on the return
trip, she was guest of relatives
/ and one of them, a niece, Mrs.
Agnes Wilson, has just conclud-
! ed a weeks visit here with her
aunt Another niece also from
Philly comes today for visit Of
a week Fluctuations on their
recent marriage go to Boston
songbird Harriet Jackson Of
"Porgy and Bess" fame and
M Sgt. Edward L. Young of Phila
Their wedding was in Boston on
April 10 and next week many
friends will greet them at re-
ception which the brides mother
Mrs. Irene Jackson, is arranging
on quite a lovely scale. The
couples first meeting was on {
train in Virginia when Harriet
and the "Porgy and BeSs" COM
pany were touring the South anc
the groom-to-be with his buddie!
was returning to camp in Mis-
sissippi. The romance Illuminated
! a few months later in their en-
gagement. A graduate Of Boston
Latin Srhool and the New Eng
LAND Conservatory Of Music
Harriet has had most inter
esting musical career. After
Broadway debut in Paul Green!
"Roll Sweet Chariot" she wen
into the Theatre Guilds pro
duction Of "Porgy and BeSS" a!
a member Of the Eva Jessay choi
auditioned by Composer Ger
swim, himself. This was in 1885
George Abbott's production o
Sweet River" followed in 1887
then an appearance in thu
Word Fair edition of Michae
Todd's Hot MiKado." joining
1.-THE "Porgy and Bess" compan!
again, this time as soloist witt
the Eva Jessay Choir, she wen
on a coast to coast tour Of thu
U. S. and Canada AS CLARA"
she has the distinction of sing
ing a song, Summer Time" tina
has become an American classic
She was last seen here with tn,
recent "Hot Mikado" compan.
starring Bill Robinson and
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-19
Wilmington Youth Dies
From Accidental Wound

While cleaning rifle Wednesday
night at Camp Blanding, Fla, Pvt.
Louis Edwin Penny, son of Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Penny, 208 South
Ninth street, was accidentally kill
ed.
yesterday. The body will be re-
turned to Wilmington for burial
with arrangements, in charge OF
Andrews mortuary, still to be
made
Details of the accident were
conveyed to the young mans par
ents and grandmother, Mrs. M. F.
Penny, by military telegram early
today. The body will be returned
to Wilmington for burial with ar
rangements, in charge of Andrews
mortuary, still to be made.
Pvt. Penny is survived by his
parents, his grandmother; two sis
tiers, Mrs. R. L. Pierce of Will
mington, and Mrs. c. w. Britt,
Portsmouth, Va; and three broth
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-19

knows where. His family heard
from him six times, though two
Of his letters were delivered after
he had been released and was en-
route home.
In Oakland, after a sea voyage
from Tokyo, Simmons rested in a
Navy hospital. There, for the first
time in nearly six years, he met
his "b aby brother,' Coxswatn
Wade A. fimmons.
The brothers didn't recognize
each other at first.
81 was still pretty skinny" Sim
mons ventured.
On his blouse Simmons wears
the .Philippes Defense ribbon with
three stars; the Navy Good Con-
duct ribbon; the Pacific Asiatic
bar with star; the American De
tense ribbon, a Navy Unit Citation
bar for combat service aboard the
USS Campus in Philippine waters,
and the Army's Distinguished Unit
bar with two clusters, awarded for
service under General Macarthur
ON Bataan and Corrisidor.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-19
PROPERTY OWNERS TRAFFIC !! +! ACCIDENTS !!!1DE IS
~ v"-...H SHOW BIG INCREASE
4 PEIIIlUNI IN NEW HANOVER AREA

Five deaths resulting from 78 &C.
cidents has been the toll of acct
dents in the Wilmington district
since July /, against three fatal
tiles in So accidents reported for
the first six months of 1915 indi-
eating a substantial increase in
traffic accidents, according to the
State Highway Patrol.
The Wilmington patrol services
New Hanover, Brunswick and part
of Pender county up to Camp
Davis. These reports include
only those accidents investigated
by the highway pa.rol. s.s1
The elimination Of gasoline ,ra-
tioning and the resulting increase
in traffic is thought to be partially
to blame for the higher number
of accidents.
In his report for the first six
months of the year, T. Boddie
Ward, Motor Vehicles Commis-
sioner, wednesday announced that
275 persons were killed on North
Carolina highways during that
period, as compared with 305 dur
ing the corresponding period last
year, according to an Associated
Press dispatch.
His report also stated that as OF
Sept. 20, 1915, total of AT per-
sons had met death on the state S
highways and 1882 injured in A.
1856 accidents.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-19

Appearing before the City Plan
ming board yesterday a delegation
of Market street residents peti-
toned for a denial of permission
to construct an automobile sales
room at 80s-81O Market St., as
requested by J. A. Smith of Smith
Builders Supply Company.
The Planning Board, acting I'm.
der the interim zoning ordinance,
took the matter under considera-
ton. All building permit requests
for construction of commercial
property in city blocks containing
more than. two-thirds residential
dwellings must be passed upon by
the board.
Action was delayed due to the
absence of two members Of the
Planning board. Chairman H. r..
Emory said the board probably
would make its decision at a
special meeting, to be held when
DR.. w. Houston Moore and W. A.
Fonvielle, unable to attend yes
terday, could be present.
The Market street delegation,
comprised of residents of the area
between Fifth and Ninth streets on
Market, was headed by Miss Car
RE White. A petition signed by
about 80 persons was submitted in
protest of the construction of any
business establishment in that
neighborhood.
Smith and John Stephens, his at
torney, appeared before the board
to ask for favorable action.
Construction of o m m CT a
buildings is approved in residential
areas which have already assumed
commercial characteristics, and
which in the planning boards judg-
ment are likely to be set aside for
commercial use in the complete
zoning ordinance.
After the regular meeting, those
present - City Manager A. c.
Nichols, Mayor w. Ronald Lane,
Chairman Emory and Secretary ].
Fred 'Rippy, Jr-inspected a num-
Der of locations which had been
brought to their attention as pos
sible sites for business establish
ments.
They approved location at 812
North Third street, submitted for
the possible construction Of ware
house,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-19

Brazil is the fourth largest coun-
try in the world.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-19

Home again after nearly
three and a-haf years in Jap
prison camps is MN 2/c Robert
D. Simmons, a Whiteville sail
or whose home is now Whining
tom. Above, with his father,
Albert D. Simmons, a shipyard
employe who resides at 1906
South Third street, Simmons is
shown as he appears today
189 pounds. At the left is a
reproduction Of a Japanese
Identification picture made at
Nagato, Honshu, taken in Janu-
airy, 1914, when he weighed III
pounds.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-19
FORWARDS
HOSPITAL PLANS

Veterans administrator Ray Gal
loway, Of local post No. 10 Of the
American Legion announced yes
terday that the American Legion
sponsored resolution requesting the
Veterans Administration to take
over the abandoned Fort Fisher
hospital as veterans hospital
has been forwarded to Representa-
tive J. Bayard Clark for trans
initial to General Omar Bradley.
Together, with the unanimous en-
dorsement of the local Legion
chapter, went the recommended
tons of the Chamber of Commerce,
the City of Wilmington, the County
of New Hanover, local civic Or
CARNATIONS and the Towns of Caro-
lima Beach and Kure's Beach. In
addition to local endorsement,
Rep. Clark has been asked to add
his endorsement to the resolution
in presenting it to the Veterans
administration.
To meet the immediate need for
hospital facilities to accommodate
returning veterans, the local post
that the Fort Fisher
facilities be taken over by the
Veterans administration, "as soon
as practicable" from the Fourth
Service Command, which now
holds the lease on the property.
Galloway explained that in rec.
ommending the operation of the
hospital by the Veterans admins
tration it is not presumed that the
facilities will become a perma-
nent installation of the admins
trations, but rather that it will
serve to meet the immediate and
urgent need of veterans in the
state, who are now being carried
on the waiting lists of the over
crowded hospitals at Oteen and
Fayetteville.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-19
30 MEN ATTEND
TRAINING COURSE

With 80 men in attendance, the
scout leaders training course got
OH to a good start at the Ameri-
can Legion Wednesday last night,
according to H. w. Wrinkle, course
scoutmaster.
j. M. Thomas, Scoutmaster of
Troops 81, Carolina Beach, served
as senior patrol leader and intro
duced those present after they
were registered. Wallace West, as
slstant Scoutmaster of the training
troop, gave an excellent talk on
THE Boy
Carroll Tinsley, assistant Scout
executive, projected some slides on
Fundamentals of tht Boy Scout
Movement and led the group in
some songs. Joe Barnes was elect
ed scribe and a talk on Troop
leadership wwas given by Mr..
Wrinkle.
Five patrols were organized, and
patrol meetings were held. Names
OF patrol are B-29, Fox, Beaver,
Skunk, and Wolf.
The next session of this training
course will be at the American
Legion home on Wednesday night,
Oct. "a, at 1880 p. m.
Z, Those attending last nights ses-
sion included j. M. Thomas, Caro-.
lima Beach, E. M. McEachern,
Southport, John Gmytruk, Castle
Hayne; S. A. Sue, Leland, c. A.
Russ, Dexter Raynor, and G. T.
Rouark, Leland.
W. P. Jones, L. D. HARRISON,
John Conway, E. L. Croxton, R.
II. Mann, J. B. Harris, Jesse Sell
lers, Sam Houston, w. I. West,
James V. Stanley, c. W. Garrett,
Jack R. Craig, F. McKoy South
erland, W. G. Vim, ]. F. Mccall,
W. S. Cheaves, c. w. Smith, Thurs.
ton Davis, F. C. Paschal, Law.
renee Bowden, this city.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-19
Former Raj Captain
Admits Grave Charqe

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-W.D-
Theodore H. Thompson, 80. a for
mer captain in the Raj Transport
Command, pleaded guilty in Fed
eral court today to charges he
bootlegged gold into North Africa
in violation of a Presidential or
der.
Thompson, resident Of Chosen,
Fla, and husband of Swimmer
Katharine Rawls, was arrested in
Rabat, French Morocco, last April
and found to have $4,000 worth
of gold in his possession.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-19
Carnival People To Honor
Departed Aerialist TODAY

Members of the Marks Shows
and the R. & S. Amusements will
make their annual trek to Oakdale
cemetery this morning to pay their
respects to the memory of Don
Hartman, aerialist, who died in
1941 as result of fall while per-
forming in high steel rigging at
the Coastal Fair.
A blanket of flowers will be
placed on the grave immediately
after an eulogy delivered by Jim
my Raftery. The American Le-
gion chaplain of the Wilmington
post will officiate, and the post
will be represented by Tom B.
Hughes.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-19
City Manager Returns
Offer Because OF Error

City Manager A. c. Nichols dis
closed yesterday that: an offer OF
s28, 900 to the city from the FEEDER
al Works Agency to finance pre-
paration of plans for commu-
nifty building here has been re-
turned to the regional office Of the
Agency in Atlanta, Ca, for correc-
ton in detail.
The TWAS offer, Nichols said,
contained technical error when
received, and in the interest Of in
surfing speedy availability of funds
was called to Washington's atten-
ton before being completed here.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-19

FORMER SAILOR Archie Ellington,
"a, is shown after he had Mrs. Doris
Ellington Globus, 81, and her Navy
lieutenant husband by Mexican
proxy marriage, Karl GlobYs, ar
rested on statutory charges III Phil
adelphia. Ellington claimed that
she had deserted him and taken
their little daughter with her. Mrs.
Globus produced papers showing
she had received a Mexican divorce
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-19
TRANSPORT SAILS

CRISTOBAL, Panama Canal
Zone, Oct. 18.-{R)- The Army
transport Florida sailed for New
Orleans today with 1877 war brides,
babies and brides-to-be of United
States service men formerly sta.
toned in New Zealand.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-19
DIES OF BURNS

HENDERSONVILLE, N. c., Oct.
18.-R-Gordon Freeman, 41-year
old barber, died in hospital here
today of burns he suffered when
his mattress in a local hotel room
caught fire during the night. Free
man engaged the room last night.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-19
Shirley Temple Heads
Back To Movie Studio.

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 18.-lR
Movie Star Shirley Temple head
ed back to Hollywood today and
her soldier husband prepared to
leave today for an overseas assign
ment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
'LuckXEucianO
Asks CIenlency

NEW YORK. May % uNSl-
Charles lucky Luciano, former
vice -czar-of- -NeW-Hnrk- -GIty,-has
asked the state parole board in
Albany for executive clemency on
the grounds that he gave aid to
the u. S. Army in preparing for
the invasion of Sicily. Luciano,
now AZ, has served nine years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

Okinawa, where the blOOdiest battle of
the Pacific is being fought is shown on
this BATTLEGRAPH, marked of into
areas ) miles square to make it easy TO
figure distances from the southern tip of
the island (zero). In the black area Jap
forces are iercely communicating against
leathernecks and doughbOys of the L. S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

awarded his
son, Pfc. Frank
w a | e ntowicz,
81, an infantry
man, wounded
during fighting
in B e giu m.
The letter COM
m e n d g d the
soldier for re-
moving ammu-
milton u n d g r
h e a Wy enemy
fire. Pfc. Wal
aptou,icz ha c
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
Attends Sheriff Rally

William c. Ryan, undersheriff
and chief deputy of Wayne
County, leaves for Washington
today to participate in a two-day
conference of the national adYis-
ory police committee of the Ma
tional Sheriffs Association.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
Soldier S Wife, Pal
Get Prison Terms

The wifp-e a soldier serving
overseas and a1companion today
were sentenced TO serve II to IL
months in prison for living to-
gether.
Judge Arthur f. Gordon of
recorders court recommended
that Mrs. Alice Foutts. 25, of 106
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
City Music Pupils
10 Stage Concert

Grace -RarherTSecretarY- Of
the music department of the
Council of Social Agencies, an
nouneed today that students of
the departments music schools
will present their annual concert
at 6 p. m. Thursday, in the WWJ
auditorium, $50 w. Lafayette.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

crAph by Detroit Times st'H Artist
Tenth Army who are smashing at crum-
bling Shuri. Despite murderOus enemy
crossfre and repeated counterthrusts, Vice
Adm. Turner has predicted capture of the
island 'in the very near future Small
insert on the graph. which is Monday,
Wednesday and Friday Times feature,
shows the strategic location of the island.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

Trumbuii and Winn c. Bush, 20,
of 1901 w. Lafayette, serve the
maximum sentence when the two
pleaded guilty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24
Police Inspector Gets
Son S Bronze Star

Police Inspector Benjamin Wal
entowicz today received from the
war department bronze star
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-24

been released from an army hos
pital and returned TO his outfit.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27

Koblenz vaizdas.
me, bet teise kuri buvo
smurtu panaikinta ir ku-
rios atstatymo mes reika-
laujame. Lygia greta, rem
damiesi teise ir teisingumu
ir giliai atjausdami Lietu-
viskaja garbe, mes reika-
laujame visisko karo metu
Lietuvai padarytu nuosto-
liu atlyginimo ir greito bel
teisingo kaip naziu taip ir
bolseviku karo nusikalteliu
nubaudimo.
sitokiais principals pa
grysta, Americas Lietuviu
Misija virsta ne tik kovos
uz Lietuvos laisve simbo-
liu, bet sykiu ir ryskiu Lie
tuviu vienybes faktorium.
Tikroveje. Americas Lie
tuviu Misija jau yra visu
bendrai pripazinta, ir as
menys kurie ia neigia sia-
dien jau atrodo kaip gene
rolai be kariuomeniu.
Tiesa, likimo yra lemta
vieniems isbuti akliems il.
giau negu kittens. Bet
aklumas nieuomet negali
butt pranasumo zenklas.
Americas Lietuviu vi
suomene parode dideli Lie
tuvos reikalu supratima
Americas Lietuviu Misija
Washingtone padaryda m q
negirdetu pasisekimu.
Remdama ir toliau Mi.
sijos darbus, padedama sta.
tyti, O ne griaudama, Ame!
rikos Lietuviu visuomen6
neabejotinai pagreitins il
didziojo tikslo - Lietuvos
laisves atkurimo = isigy.
venima. To is jos laukis
Lietuva ir kencianti Lietu.
viu tauta.
julius SmetOna.
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(Bus daugiau)'
AUKOS IS NEW JERSEY VALSTIJOS:

AUKOS IS NEW JERSEY VALSTIJOS:
NEWARK, N. J.
Mr.. ir Mrs. A. S. Trecokas 10000
julius Adomaitis 700
Ann Bolchmont LOO
Mrs. Stefana Gruzinskiene 100
Juozas Kavenas 100
Kun. I. Kelmelis 500
T. Staugaitis LOO
Jack J. Stukas 100
Julius Paknis, Arlington, N. J. 800
Nellie Pakns, Arlington 100
Mrs J. Ruskys, Camden, N. Y. 100
Anne E. Weisenburg, Camde LOO
Ignas Budreckis, Elizabeth, N. J. 500
Mikolas Bunis, Elizabeth 500
Ella Katiliene, Elizabeth 1000
Lietuvai Gelbeti Komitetas Elizabeth 5000
Vincas Borey-Boreika, Irvington, N. J. 500
A. Gerulis, Kearny, N. ]. 500
julius Paknys, Kearny 5000
Mrs. l. Dis, East Orange, N J. 1900
Kaunas Bus Co., per S. Goods, pres.
West Orange, N. j. $500
Deegatai uz zenklelius:
Mrs Emilia Tamas, Hillside, N. j. so
Mrs Stefania Gruzinskiene, Newark .25
Fila Katiliene, Newark so
Mrs Isabel Dilis, East Orange, N j. so
(BUS DAUGIAU)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27
kElsDlLsTAMAS IVYKIS

Rams, kuriame esq is pa
grindu nusviestas Lietuvos
ir kitu Baltijos valstybiu
klausimas. Labai grazu ir
rimta. Bet kan tuoj ia pa
cia proga pasakyti kad tai
esas vienintelis dabartine-
mis- aplinkybemis imano-
mas dalykas?
Kuriam tikslui izeisti A
merikos Lietuviu Misijos
atstovus, kurie, girdi, tik
pramogos sumetimais vyk-
sta j San Francisco, kan
skleisti piktus gandus buk
jie nieko neatstovauja?
Savu laiku bus paskelb-
tas Misijos sekretoriui ad-
resuotas State Department
to rastas, is kurio bus ma
tyti kad Amerikos Lietu-
viq Misijos delegacija j San
Francisco vyksta SUI oficia-
lie State DEPARTMENT. sank
CHA.
Kick nepagrystas ir ne
sivaldas yra p. Grigaicio
Misija nukreiptas puolimas
rodo jo priestaringas rasy-
mas.
Balandzio 1S d. N-nu ap-
zvalgoj p. Grigaitis trium.
faliskai paskelbe kad, CIR
di, Amerikos Lietuviu Ia
ryba atlikus vieninteli .sia.
dien imanoma dalyka -
paruosus ana auksciau mi.
meta memoranduma.
Taciau N-nu Bal. II d
apzvalgoje p. Grigaitis 81
taip bylojo: 'Toks pripuo
lamas popieros iteikima:
svarbos neturi. Daug nau
dingesnis butu dalykas tie
siog susisiekti SUI konfe
rencijos dalyviais, t. y. val
stybiu delegatais tikslu pa
informuoti JUGS tam tikrais
klausimais".
Ma tai ir kyla klausimas
kaip gi gall, nebudama'
San Francisco, SUI tais de
flegatais tiesiog susisiekti
Sis pavyzdis parodo kad p
Grigaitis, besiplusdamas
visas Sails, jau visai nusto
jo nuovokos: cia tvirtin;
viena, cia kita, priestarau
ia pats sau ir state ne til
logiskai bet ir fiziskai ne
galimus reikalavimus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27
Vieningos kovos Simbolis
EgOizmas kenkia k0vai
del LietuvOs laisves

uCl AiCluNOS ldISVCS
Lietuvos gelbejimo dar-
bo negalima monopolizuo-
tt, ir skelbti kad tas ar XII
tas zygis yra vienintelis
Lietuvos labui imanomas|
dalykas, atseit, niekas XII
tas tegul nieko nedaro, jau|
perdaug kvepia isskritiniu
savo kromelio gyrimu.
Jeigu Americas Lietuviu1
Taryboje butu buve dau-
giau sveikos nuovokos ir
geros valios, j butu dalyva-
vus Americas Lietuviu Mi
sijoje kaip buvo kviesta, ir
butu tue irodzius kad tevy-
mes labui il yra pasiryzus
aukoti viska
Lygiai taip pat ir dabar,
uzuot neigus Americas Lie
tuviu Misijos dalyvavima
San Francisco konferenci-
joje, butu patti paskyrus j
Misijos delegacija viena ar
pora atstovu. situo Tary-
ba butu irodzius .patriotiz-
mui taip butinai reikalin-
ga tolerancijos lyme. Bet
neigti viska kas- ne jos pa
daryta, ir dar tvirtinti kad
tai nenaudinga ar netgi "a
linga Lietuvai, kaip sary-
syje su Americas Lietuviu
Misija dare kai kurie Ame-
rikos Lietuviu Tarybos va
dai, tikrai yra labai nepat-
riotiska ir pernelyg egois-
tiska.
Americas Lietuviu Misija
-vienybes kureja .
Americas Lietuviu Misi.
jos ideja turetu jungti vi.
sus Lietuvius j viena. Jul
il nera koks senu, reiksmes
nustojusiu, partiju susipla.
kimas, O bendras tautinis
Lietuviu judejimas. il save
tikslu turi organizuota Lie
tuvos laisves gynima-pir.
mole eileie aukstose Ame.
rikos valdzios sferose-ir j:
tesiekia nepriklausomos Lie
tuvos valstybes atkurimo
paciai Lietuviu tautai pa
likdama nuspresti valdymo'
81 klausima bel valdzios pa.
sirinkima. Gi kelias j ta
eina per nekompromisin
Lietuvos teisiu gynima il
tautines savigarbos islaiky'
ma.
/ Lietuvos laisve yra NJ
malone kuriOs mes prasO