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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
What S New
In Business
Loss Of Seniority
Faced by Absentees
By WARD SCHULTZ

Industry has a new and very
effective weapon for combat
ne unnecessary ahSenteelsm.
thanks 10 a Detroit companys
intestinal tortitude.
Back in December of 1943,
ne Michigan Malleable Iron
Co. found itself faced with an
increasingly serious problem as
more and more OF ITS employees
stayed away from their jobs
without Just cause. In a move
~ discourage the practice, the
company Cancelled all seniority
rights OF 30 employees who were
absent three days without valid
excuse.
When the workers protested
and demanded full reinstate-
ment. the company took the
case 10 the regional labor board.
The regional War Labor
Board has now approved the
company'S action. In the deci-
sion il stated that forfeiture Of
seniority was not an undue
penalty for habitual absen-
leeiSnl.
Although the case is virtually
certain 10 be carried 10 the
National War Labor Board for
review, the mere possibility
that the regional board will be
upheld should have a lettering
effect on lazy war workers who
are tempted 70 take time off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
ButyI Output Lays

The first quarter needs in
synthetic rubber can be met
with existing facilities except in
the case of butyl. Butyl produc-
ton has Jagged behind rated
capacity because of the COM
pleXity Of the manufacturing
process.
The natural rubber require
ments for the first quarter will
total 36 400 long tons. 1t is un-
likely that new acquisitions of
natural rubber will match this
figure even though the first
quarter of the year is the period
of largest arrivals.
The situation in carbon black
will be tight. The inadequate
supply of Easy Processing Chan
mel and Hi-Modulus Furnace
types will have TO be balanced
by the-use of less desirable fur
mace blacks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Livestock M arket


cATTLE--4so. Todsys trade active. strong
on all classes. Compared with week ago.
Slaughter steers and yearlings active 'uneveny
strong 10 25c higher. lower Grade showing
advance. COWS fully 81 Up In runaway
market bulls fully soc higher StockeTS and
feeders mostly nominal due 10 Adyerst weather
conditions Few good and choice short-fed
short loads .2lI ID steers al $3.50. and
llsO lbs az Sl6.25 most common and
medium steers and yesrlings. SlO@l4. so,
with not much below Sil. scattering heifers
STA down. bulk common and medium beat
cows. SloW13 few good COWS. around Sl4
most Gamers and cutters, S7@9. bulk com
mon 20 good sausage bulls Sl0@l3. few
rood beef bulls Sl3 500 Ia virtual complete
complete clearance all classes
week Top and bulk choice vealers, SIS, most
medium and good grades Sl4g z. SO. Gull
and common, SBdls. heavy calves scarce.
HOGS-75O. asking slightly higher today
late Wednesday. barrows and eilts over so
lbs, SC 10 / SC lower. others and sows STEADY
Bulk good and choice lso-25o lbs. STA. 20;
extreme top. sl4so most, 2so;3oo lbs,
under $50 lbs uneyenly $l3 .5o@i4. 70;
bulk sovs Sl3 400 ID 90 For week Barrows
and silus unevenly steady to 5Se lower
ssAarFFPPG 500: lambs active. firm. Bulk
good and cholee naive, slS.25. asking higher
on sheep Compared week aTo; slaughter
lambs uneyenly use TO soc higher sheep
lambs. sl5ai5 IS. small lot, SIS 40; most
medium and GOOD. SIS 50@l45o. bulk
common and medium. slluI3. culls down
10 Sc. bulk iai ewes. S5@7: choice under
80 los topped freely at $3.50; Gull ewes.
s3ta.s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

TRUfTs-Apple,: Bsldvins. No !. s7So
a 2 80 45-lb. bu; Delicious. No. 1. s2so
90 so Ash bu; Northwestern Greetings.
No. /, s225a2 so 45-fb. bu: Rhode Island
Greetings. No. /. s225s2so 4s-lb. hu:
JonathAns. No. /. s2.25@7.so 45-lo. bu:
Mcintosh, No. /, s27ss7.so 4s-ih. bu:
Northern spys. No J.. t2.soa2 so 4s-lb.
bu Steele's Red. No. l. $3.50 45-b bu
VEGETABLE CREESs-LeesS. No. /, $40
so doz. bchs
LETTUCE AND SALAD CREENS-Cel,rv
essb'E. fancy, s7oSss su; 70. I. Ais
basket, French sndive. si.75 s-lh. Dor.
VEGETABLES tmi,eslisneousi B.eis.
siTsSl. No. /. si.5oSiSs so'ib. b.
red, No; !. 81 5oe2 bu.: curly, No /,
bG; No. /, 81 ,75A Celery. fancy. 81 30
dor bchs. No. /, 75ca !; Michigsn squares,
fancy. 50. so dor. bchs Celery root No. 4.
s2s3 SO BY , hor,srsaish. No. 50 pseI
10 sack No. 1, medium, 81 .25qiso PARE
nips fancy 50 bu. No. /, 275e35o SO.
EGGs-LarEe. sle6i65o 3o-dos eAss:
medium. Si5ai5.S0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Family Affair

Cy King. resident partner OF
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
&, Beane, is now convinced that
the world is a very small place.
His eldest son. Capt. Bill
King Of the u. s. Marines. was
on one of the Hawaiian islands
about the middle Of last month.
on arrival there another son.
Ensign George King. was able
10 contact his brother and got
permission 10 visit him.
George few over 10 Bits
camp and the pilot Of the plane
was Cy's nephew. 1t. Bruce
Burns. Bill got a leave and they
few back TO Pearl Harbor and
spent the weekend on Georges
ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Auto
Graphs
Scan Idle Facilities
10 Aid Tire Program
BY sILER FREEMAN

Because of the acute tire Sit
uation, the Defense Plant Corp.
and the War Production Board
are studying the possible use of
government own @ d facilities
that are now not being utilized
10 step up production this year.
The only drawback is that these
facilities, like any new plants
which may be built, must be in
areas where manpower is avail
able. That narroWS the field
pretty much.
The outlook on tires is far
from bright, from any angle you
view IL. Materials, labor and
facilities are all tight and the
need is great. j. A. Krug, WPB
chairman, has just made public
figures on materials needed the
first quarter, not only for tires
hut tubes and ether rubber
goods, including exports.
The figures in clu d @ ma
terialS needed 10 produce tires
and tubes in accordance with
estimates submitted by the tire
industry on Nov. q. The esti-
mates assume that necessary
additional labor will be fur
nished. and that additional
facilities will be provided 10 re-
move existing bottlenecks. The
estimates also take INTO account
the freezing of passenger car
tires in the first quarter at
approximately 100000 tires. in
order 10 release some passenger
car tire facilities for the produce
ton Of urgently needed military
truck lines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
DOLLAR VOLUME
Costs Fail 10 Rise in Proportion TO Volume

Moreover while conditions propous TO speeding up OF
turnover restrictions costs from rising correspond
ingy with volume Rent ceilings and and salary Sa6ton
tend swell profit which Of course, ultimately ncku pa
high rate Of
artificial restraints cost factors while
volume Srokets conducive remaining the black even
the part Of less efficient factors in business.
In Germany during World when price rises in terms
Of The deprecated mark tending TO give the merchant "a
profit his shelves commercial moraltles were
likewise business failures
tinued during the posaTmiStice initiation,
when the rentcnmark established more
normal conditions began 10 test the efficiency OF uon
Businessmen Accordingly with iCll a the accumulated
o pcpup business failures occurred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
0PA Opens
Initiation Fight

NEW YORK, Jan. Five steps
the OPA must take 10 check home
front initiation were detailed by
Chester BowleS administrator, in
speech before a meeting OF the
American Management Associa-
ton al the Waldorf Astoria.
BowleS discussed each OF the
following steps, contemplated or
In process. in detail:
FOOD RATIONING Seven
teen billion blue points and 10
billion red points were invalidated
10 give everybody a fair share OF
1855 food supplies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
See Refundinq

Wall Street thinks that Pere
Marquette Railway may refund
It's sci, 100000 worth of first
mortgage c 4l9s. due 1880,
simultaneously with the S26,-
100000 in Series A Is and
100000 in Series B as.
This is indicated by the fact
that Halsey-Stuart has eX-
banded its investment group
with the view toward bidding
approximately 100000 that
might become necessary should
the c securities be included.
Until recently. il was thought
that Pere Marquette would re-
fund only about $4,000, 900
worth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Detroit Produce

Trading vas moderate Of the Detroit Union
Ploeuct Terminal today The Ctato mafEei
Apple prices lenlG.ned steady Bot The move
ment vas rather SOW Green beans weaE.
About STEADY with Iceberg head lettuce
APfLEs-s;isFissa -. p,ae1,oyg. e. e..
!n.o,h. 50 15F2 5o Norin,srn sP}'5 So 3 ~
wins s17 schiasasses. ~ so Warrington
bon Delicious. extra fancy enc fancy, - l3
Bfffss-nonas bu hampers. Valentine,
BETS Texas crates 81 80
FRoccpLl-Pony crates. 20 hchf, Arizona
s. TeHas S. L ., crsts, - 75.g so
CARROTS cates Afito9s 81 SOC
sGirFTssIiiSS5T5- rga. crsiS. TO- Atom s.
California. s. t542TS
cELERY-Psscs california crates. large
Aisr' - crates ''s s-z s4a5so. ~ 80 o'''''
CRAPEF RUIT-IeKss DoKeh white g. 90
TruET t0t Ehf tmsstr. - - 4
es. Ritbers. - 1895.
LETTUCE -hnl0na L. a. cFstes. Ieeoerg
osfioxsSs5o..ls5 SACKS Michigan U. No
J Yellow. 81 30 .6s. nlgttly soc 90
idshg-colofsao sweet spaaiss I. S, NO =.
ORANGE 5rida boxes. t5@s o.; Texas
bAkeA Esyof. 50 o.. Temples s. So
PEPPERs-Floriea lis-bs. ef2toa. WoneeIf,
k7sS
PoTAToEs-foO-B. sacks. Icsho Russsi
pusbanks g ~ 3eG utiity frsde, - 90
as Sc. California iogg Whltet T. Ne. J.
size A. $40 Maine Katahdin-Chippewat
T. s No. size A, s. SOC 81, peek
ss@5sc Michigan chippesAi, I. y 50. J.
kize A. t8as 70, Upper Peninsula KaUhcnt
a. s No. I. dze a. So 100 -, Cansda
Ystshdlns. 1910. sacks. 81 55e2 90. nev
l. no J. Size A. S2.6o@26 5.
RADfgHEs- crates 50
SWEET POTATOEs-porto Ricsn vans
I6gisisns tu crates. $500 Tennesses ~
TANGERfSEs- FLORIDA bores s. os. -
'' 4o,.a q Is Sa ~ Io,s .0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
CEILING ON CATTLE

2-LIVESTOCK PRICES-Live
cattle have been the only basic
agricultural or anuf a cturing
commodity not under price cell
ings, Bowles said. OPA has felt
for some time such controls are
inevitable. and if the sterilization
director should delegate necessary
authority. the OPA would act
promptly.
3-DISTRIBUTOR CEILINGS
-OPA sees no alternative but 10
apply the principle of cost alb
Sorption 10 distributors that has
been applied for so long 10 pro-
ducers Large department stores
arc making nearly seven times as
much and small department stores
about nine times as much on net
sales as they did in 1936-l939,
BOWlcS said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Grains
Decline

CHICAGO. Jan. 4 GNS)-
Grains generally were on the
downgrade today in fairly active
trading.
Rye dropped as much as 15sc
before recovering TO close &c 10
y &C lower.
Wheat finished &c TO &c off
after ruling around a cent lower.
May closed l4c off al S166
Corn closed i2c TO sc off oats
unchanged to &c lower and bar
lev &c TO lc off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
M. S. Rukeyser
Business Competition
AIleviated by War

Inaonary trends and wartime shortages are mitigating the
customary rigorS of competition -
the Duration merely being set up IN business oeCoue
vested right and has earning power. IT,
that his co-Workes
riding glider being carried by prevainE WIna
but will again have 10 install
propel US Meantime he added we don want TO MAKE
mistake Of thinking that we've suddenly become extremely
astue' ,..,- =, .,,,.,
example extremely small number OF commercial laaueS
the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
NEW SYSTEM

4-CLOTHING CEILINGS - A
new system has been devised
which it is believed will end price
increases in apparel. While other
items have been held in check,
clothing prices have risen 6 per
cent in the last u months. Bowles
said.
5-RECONVERSION PRIC-
INGS-It is believed most durable
items which have been off the
market during the war can go on
sale after the war at the same
prices charged consumers during
the first quarter of 1912, Bowles
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

ley Authority
10 join the
desfgning
staff of AL
b ert Kahn
A 5 s O c / =
q I d Archi-
re cts a n q
+ n gin Q ers,
Inc. il is an
nounced by
Louis Kahn.
president
Previously
he w q S in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Detroit Area Shows
Gain in Gas USAGE

The gas sendout in the Detroit
district for the week ended Dec,
80 was sos, $4,000 cubic feet, the
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co
reported today, an Increase of As
122 900 cubic feet compared with
the corresponding week last year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

active charge OF the IVA as
signment, which position he has
held since 1893. Wank is also
listed in Who's Who" as chief
consulting architect OF the
Rural Electrihcation Admins
tratiOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
InIEna eAsHH HRAtA

TOLEDO. Jan, liSS Cash crsin on
.wHEAr-No. red $l7sia ~. , red,
coRH-No ? yellow. Si.lsi.. No. 3 vel.
low. Sl.l4laa i.15i7
oATs--So' 2 white. 77is s7slsc 10. ,
soYBEANs-No yellow. s7i5e2I6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Joins Albert Kahn

Roland a. Wank. interna-
tionally known in architectural
circles. has resigned as head
architect OF the Tennessee Val
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
M(COrd Gets @. K.
On Republication

Directors Of the McCord Corp.
have declared operative the plan
OF recapitalizauon as previously
approved by the stockholders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
CmCAGO CNsH GRAIN

CHICAGO. Jan. ms Cash grain close
WHEAT-Nore
CORN--No I yellow 81 Oea4 ul 0sa, 30.
yellow. a9l4 s. GA, saneie rriicw.
oATs1No l red special heavy. 7o,sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
The Detroit Tiusss s>~~~>~~>

The department has released the of BOTS United
action. OF these 144 from Michigan
81 the Detroit
The department 246 casualties from Michigan
previously
kept informed change in status
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG, Jan. ! tINs Rye closed &C
.SlI3is bid october SllOt, aI.lO-s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Store Sales
Gain z Pct.

NEW YORK. Jan New York
City department store sales in the
week ended Dec. 30 were 7 per
cent above the like period of a
year ago. For the four weeks
ended that date, the gain was %
per cent.
The rate of increase In the last
week of the year was adversely
influenced by the closing on De-
cember 30 of three large stores.
AMERICAN POWER LIGHT 60.
"a mos. ended Nov 30
1914 1919
Net income S13.72S4f3 Sl5.s44 0oa
Share earnings S7.75 s. %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Commercial Failures Decline in 1914

1914 through 81 there only lip commercial
failures this country compared with 312 IN the ing
1913 9035 the period OF 1872 and H. o IN e
Corrc spending days of 1871.
Likewise there been shrnkage in the dollar volume
In follow:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

'~>>>>~>>>>>~~ Thursday. January 4, 1915 $1,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

ARMY WOUNDED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
tSouthwest Pacific Area
DETROIT

CLrNkNsMITH. PFC cAMFROS C. Mr.
Mignonns Ciinlnsmiih, wife. 1895 TotIsf.
FAusT SGT WILLIAM C.-&Ts. Gladys
Faust mother 1919 Joy road
HARY. PFC. NoCl u MR. Minnie r.
HsEy mother. s245 Trenton
SAsHAR rs JOHNNIE. Mary HsShsr,
mother 1880 ChicaIo Blvd
ROTcH. PFC. KENFETH R-Au Gertrude
q POtch wife 2147 Columbus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

ALEXANDER PVT. CECIL MIA Win.
gina alexander. wife, Center Line.
ALLAhD PVT, EDWARD L.-MrN Flea
more, Allsrd. wife, Iron Mountain
BEACH PVT. JACK I-MrS. Jack l. Beach.
BECKER. PVT. VICTOR o.-mrs. Juns
B0ckeT mother Caro-.
BlAEKENsHiP. CAPT. ARTHUR c.-Mrs.
VIRGINIA a. Blankenship. wife. sault Ste.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10

munistams nepatktu ei tap tai ju santkai su Mas
kvos Russkaisiais bosevikais galetu visai pasyti.
Tiesa, Xxi siol Rusai komunista buvo akli Mask
tarnai Bet tai butu delto kad ems buvo reikalin
ga Mas1vos pagaba if globa ju planuojamiems sdavi
igyvendinti Bet kai visa tai bus padaryta, Ru
sisko Maskvos supremacija jiems bus nebemaloni il
bolsevikskass rojus virs brutala Rusiska verguve.
Oar toll galas
sito akivaizdoje, jau dabar gama numanyti kad
bosevikskoU revoucja, jei il r daug turf sansu pas
sekti Europoje 60 gal net ir pasauyje), nebutu gau
mis- problemos ssprendimas, kaip bolsevka giriasi il
nepanakintu tautnio jausmo kaip lygiai jai Xxi sio
net pacoje Rusoje nera pasiseke uzslopinti regnes
samones. zmonja, sgyvenus basiausias zudynes var
ga ir snielnima, neisvengiama atsgryztu praeitl,
kuros buvo atsizadejus kruvinos, sdavimu meu ir
teisybe pagrystos ateities deai Religngumas r tau
tiskumas, prizes kuriuos yra atsisukes marksstns
ciazmas ir ivairus ktoki zmai vel vrstu pakydusiu
zmonijos vaiku sieos turtu.
Bet. Kol tai ivyks, prie so karo metu kritusiu
r o paselzmeje risiancu miljonu nekau gyvybiu dar
teks prideti didele daugybe nauu nekaltu auku F ka
zin ar musu karta isvso beteks suaukti to posulio
Kodel? Atsakymo nera, vietoje jo gangai skam-
ba spuding Senoo Testamento zodziai: "As esu jusu
Dievas, gangas If rustus AS baudzu uz jusu tevu
teisybes Xxi trecios, Xxi ketvirtos kartos" d"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10

III
Kitanne numeryje Tribune
talpina net triju' savo redakto-
riu paskirai parasytus strap
snius apie Potsdamo konferen-
CHA. Vienas redaktorius savo
fstraipsni pavadina 'Suplanuo-
ia Europai Suirute" ir raso:
sPotsdame trys didieji >. :.
aiskiausia prisilaike Teherano
if Jaltos sutarciu. Tie, ypac
komunistai, kurie dziaugesi
Teheranu If Jalta kaip Allan
to carterio ipediniais. !. da-
bar irgi dziaugsis. Tie kurie
turejo Witt kad Potsdarn gal
pataisys nekurias pirmesniu
konferenciju klaidas, rnazai te-
ras vilciu tame raporte."
Kitas redaktorius straipsnl
pavadino 'Raudonoji zvaigzde
Kyla", ir pirmame sakinyje pa
reiskia: -.
,"Niekas kitas Potsdame ne
laimejo kaip tik Russia. Rusi-
jos hegemonija uztvirtinta ant
virs puses Europos".
Trecias redaktorius, kurio
'straipsnis pavadintas "Potsda-
mo Klaida", nurodo kad Euro
pos ekonominiam sustiprinimui
nieko nepadaryta, priesingai,
industries nuspresta sugriau-
ii. Stalinas isejo is Potsdamo
konferencijos nieko neprarades
ir daug laimejes. Truman ne
gavo nieko. =.
The Pittsburgh Press paste
bejo teisingai, laukdamas ziniu
is Potsdamo konferencijos, ir
to sulauke: Kad ir Potsdamo
sutarimai bus neaiskus ir pa
likti slaptybeje, publikai bus
patiekta nuryti cukrum aptep-
tos grazios frazes, kaip pada-
ryta 30 Jaltos suvaziavimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10
KRAUJU ATPIRKTO BE KRAUJO
PRIESUI NEATIDUOSIU
IS berno j LietuvOs gynejus

1919 metu Vasario pradzioje, bolsevi-
kanls uzemus seta ir pradejus jiems verz-
tis Kedainius, as tarnavau bernu, Gar
niskiu kaime, Setos valsciuje.
Vasario 10 bolsevikai buvo is setos
isvyti ir palaidai bego Ukmerges link. Vie
mas bolsevikas, rniskais begdamas, uzsu-
ko Garniskius ir paprase mano seiminin-
ko valgyti. Seimininkas valgyti dave.
- PaIik sautuva il elk kur akys ve-
da, jei brangi tau gyvybe, = staiga as ia
riau bolsevikui, su juo besikalbedamas.
Nezinau ka jis pagaNojo, bet sautu-
va paliko If beginklis n1uzingsniavo misko
link. Jam taip pasielgus, nei man nei ki-
tam galvon neatejo kesintis beginklio
znogaus gyvybe ar atinati jam laisve, ku-
rios If mes visi taip trokstame. Palikta
sautuva paslepiau klojinao pastogej, ma
nydanlas kad man teks jis pavartoti prizes
tuos kurie ginkla vartoja prizes musu lai-
|sve.
Pc setos kautyniu diena dienon Cir
dedavosi sautuvu ir kulkosvaidziu tarske-
jimas cia prie Siesiku, cia pries Pagiriu.
sirdis nerimastavo Isgirdus saudyma,
taip If imdavo plakti.
- Eiti kartu su savaisiais, eiti ir Ell
| ii :. :. - rodos ,kas be paliovos snibzdejo
Ii aust. 0 cia, kaip tycia, sekmadieniais
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10
Spauda Nepatenkinta
Postdanno Posedzziu

Americas spaudos dalis rel
ska nepasitenkihimo Potsdamo
konferencija, kurios nuoveikiai
reiskia tick pat kick ir Jaltos
konferencijos sutarinai.
Chicago Daily Tribune raso !:
"Daugybe zmoniu visame pa
saulyje is Primo paskaitymo
Jaltos dokumento name kad jis
prizada teisinga ir padoru is
sprendima Lenkijos klausimo,
kuris labiausia tada apejo. Gi
kaip mes dabar zinome ir kaip
tas dokumentas aiskiai dabar
suprantamas, Mr.. Roosevelt ir
Mr.. Churchill dave Stalinui Wis
ka ko jis norejo. Jie gavo ma
zutes ir bereiksmes pavirsines
pamainas Lenku valdzios at
zvilgiu; Stalinas gavo pacia ta
valdzia ir gavo Lenkija. Jis
taipgi gavo, kaip mes veliau
patyrem, mes tas nebuvo pami-
meta rastuose, prizada triju
vietu San Francisco konferen-
cijoje."
Pabaigoje to straipsnio Tri-
bune prideda trumpa bet reiks-
minga sakini: "Europai labiau-
sia reikia atsikvepilno nuo ne
apikantos ir atgaivinirno vii
ties. Jei Potsdamo konferenci-
ia tu dalyku nepatieke il ne
atsieke nieko".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10
TIKEKI, LIETUVA!

Supratau, kai bresko rytmecio pasvaiste,
Kad yra Laisve nuostabiai taip brangi;
Todel tn, Lietuva taip esi nuliudus,
Prieso pavergta labai gailiai verki.
Maciau kaip Rusas, Vokietis vel gi riejos,
Laisve zadejo, bet jie Tave smauge;
0 dabar, aprimus, Tau pastoges nera -
Platusis pasaulis vien tik tau slauge....
Mylima Lietuva, ka gi brangi rasi?
Liudesys krutine dar labiau gal spaus. o..
Nezinomas Kapas! Nezinomas Kapas -
Xxi tau maskvinis diena, nakti kauks!. -.
Tx tada pradziugsi is kapu kai kelsis
Vytautas Didysis viduriu nakties -.
Dziaugsnno asareles ant veido liesis,
Ir Tavoji sirdis smagiai sutvakses -.
Tikeki, Lietuva, tn laisva iSkilsi, ;, :,
Ir naujai atgi1nsi dvasioj miKinu!
Jiegomis ir krauju Laisve sau supinsi -
Pastangom tikruju dukru ir sunu.
Supratau kai bresko rytmecio pasvaiste,
Kad yra Laisve nuostabiai tau brangi;
Tuodel tn, Lietuva, taip esi nuliudus -
Prieso pavergta labai gailiai verki.
............. .. Dzukq Jonas.