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popustajuc pred nametanjem svog make, ona
Sc zaruci sa vojvodom cd Plouernela Ma dnu svog
srca, dakako je ocuvala prkos nenog pokrsanja
"Huguenotsko kipenje, plemenito kljucane koe oda-
je karakteru rane iii kasnije duh nezavsnost slo-
bodnog istrazivanja. Udaa Madam Plouerne bese da-
eko cd sretne udaje Nakon sto je dala suprugu
diva sina on, osecajuc Sc sgurnim produzenje ME
COVE loze prestade obracati ikakvu paznju svojo
pruzi Nameran da upust skandalozne ljubavi, on
osavi nu Brittaniji kastelu Pouernela gde da zvi
cd tada apsoutnoj usamljenosti, bez ikakve druge
brge srece osim naobrazenja svog najladjeg deteta
Berthe.
Vojvotknja je imala brata, koji bese njezno odan
Moi. Smeo avanturstickog raspolozenja, posve-
tic mornarici Dok jos bese mlad covek, komando-
vase sa krajevskom frigatom [ratni brod] Budue da
je ostao Huguenot, kao njegov admiral Duquesne
on prezrase despotizam Louisa XIV Il nikada Sc nije
pojavio dvoru Ljubeci drago svoju sestru, dobro
zapoznat nemoranim karakterom vovode cd Plouer-
nela on nastojase ako uzaudno da odvrah svoju po-
rodicu cd zaosnih braenh posledica koje on jasno
predvidjase, krenuo je dugu daleku plovdbu
Drzan udajeno cd Francuske raznim dogadjajima, on
saznade pri svom povratku kuci, tom neke vrste
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-25

progonstvu koje njegova sestra bese osudjena O.
razvratnosti njenog supruga. zalost ozojedenje od
svet tog besnog mornara. On prosledi do Yer
saillesa tamo, napuneno galerij jasnom vidiku
svh dvorana stup uspravno prema vojvodi cd Plouer
nela popavi ga ogorcenm prigovorima, izgubi Sc
do stepena usklka: - Monsieur zloglasno icemer-
svo tvog ponosaja tvo besramni preljubni postupci
jesu zverstva moju sesru laskanje tvom gospoda-
ru = Ovo nagovestavanje ljubavi Louisa XIV bese
bszo odneseno do despotovog uha On prsnu zestoko
besno, onda isog dana sura vojvode cd Plouernela
bese odnesen u Bastille [kulu] bese bacen jednu
Cd njenih najnezdravm tamnca, gde je ostavljen da
trune razmaku cd dive godine, kraju kojih on
umrije Utamnicenje smrt njenog brata duboko uti-
case ma Madam Plouernel okrenu memo srce u ne-
poirljvi prezir "a Louisa XIV Ova tuga poveca
menu domacu nevolju. Ona razdel svoje vreme iz-~
medju Berthinog obrazovanja studiranja ctanja.'s
Kastelska citaonica ustanovena pokolenjma pre- pu-
kovnika Plouernea, sastojase demicno cd radova
nadahnjenim sa duhom politicke verske nezavsnosh
reformacije.
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-25
SOCIIALISTICKA POsTA

n L. - NEW YORK. N. Y: "Konlunis-
ticki clan ovde, NJ. T, tvrdi da je RadniGka
Borba pisala "a vrene 1917. godine pa una
pred, da Sc ruska revoluciia gradila ma pesku
a ne na stvarnost Molim da mi odgovorite
da Ii je to taGno?"
ODGOVOR: Radnicka Borba niie osu-
djivala rusku proletersku revoluciju, u 1917,
niti ikada posle. Pseudokomunista verovatno
ina na umu nasu osudu iedne anarhisticke
dernonstracije Petrogradu, u junu 1917 Ia
osuda je u sledecem:
"Godine 1917 r. B. cd a. iuna
nekoliko nleseci pre- Novembarske Revolucije
nasem listu pojavio Sc sledeci clancic:
DA zIVI ssOCIJALNA REVOLUCIJA!
dole vlast"
Dole kapitalisti
sDa zivi socijalna revolucija!'
TO bejahu neki Cd natpisa, koji SUI Sc
crveniG ma crnin zastavan1a demonstraciji
anarhista, vojnika mornara Petrogradu
ma l. juna. Demonstranti su bill naoruzani
puskana nozevima revolverima'' l tako
dale.
Ma tn vest ie dat sledeci komentar:
'Anarhisti su nalo prebrzai "a svojom
"socijalnom revolucijon1'' Oni zaboravljaju,
da Sc kuce ne grade ma pesku, nego je po-
treban kameni temelj, kojeg Rusiji jos
nena. Svojom dernjavom oni mogu samo zla
ciniti''
Kao sto vidis, tn je osudjivana anarhis-
ticka dennonstracija koja je nosila crne Ia
stave I to Sc desilo nekoliko meseci pre-
boljsevi6ke revolucije.
U ostalom, tvrdnja da Sc "kuce ne grade
ma pesku, nego je potreban kaneni temelj
kojeg u Rusiji jos nema", nije netaena tvrd-
MIA, ako bi je upravili cak i ma tadasnje
boljsevike. Svi istaknutiji boljsevici ma
rocito Lenin, tvrdili su isto to - da Sc
Rusiji tada nije mogao uspostaviti Socija-
liam. S. L. P je to stalno tvrdila, boljse-
vici, koji SUI dosl ma vlast novembru 1917.
suzbivsi sve entuziaste, koji SUI htei direktnu
uspostavu Socijalizma, pribegi su postepenoj
ekonomskoj revoluciji u obliku ''Nove Exc.
nomske Politike" koja je dozvoljavala posto-
jamie klasa, sitnog sopstvenstva davala je
koncesije stranom kapitalu konacno visoke
plate stranim strucnjacima da izgradjuju
zemlju ekonomski da bi Sc konacno mogao
uspostaviti Socijalizam.
A najposle kakav tai pseudokomunista
argumenat ina protiv S. L. P. Radnieke
Borbe? Mozda on misli da je sada dokazano
da je Radnicka Borba bila pogresna - ma
osnovu "cinjenice" da je u Rusiji "uspostav-
lien" Socijalizam? Tai pseudokomunista
ne zna da su njegove duhovne vodje u 1917.
bile u Socijalistickoj partiji, osudjujuci bolj-
sevicku revoluciju, ne jedan put, nego hilja-
dana puta.
Inace S. L. P. je bila jedini prijatelj i
branitelj ruske revolucije kroz cello vreme,
dok je izgledala da je zbilja ma putu So
cijalizma - ii. do pred oval rat - dok mas
nisu potpuno uverili sa njihovim postupcima
da Stalinova masina ide u pravcu koji je
sasvim suprotan Socijalizmu
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-10-25
NAsE PARTIJsKO STANOVIsTE

SocijahstiGka Rodnicka Partija nikada
ne odstupa cd istine, da bi strorila pri-
jatelja, nilada ne pron1asuje udariti Il
zabludu, da ne bi strorila neprijatelja
Sd cvrstona verom Il konaenu pobedu,
ona ide suojim putem, nepokolebana
slabicskom tesnjom "a prirremenona ko-
riscu Ona uvek radi otvoreno poSteno.
uerujuci, da &c, neustraSiroj nezauis-
nosti, jedinstro njene svrhe, kojim je
nadahnuta, osvojiti, ma kraju krajeca,
postouanje poverenje onihp koje cilja
skopcati u jedno klasnosvesno, navalno
telo.
Njena propaganda Sc ne sastoji sanao u
prosuecivanju, vec a. organizopanju
radnic]ce klase "a osuajanje vlasti, "a
potpuno obaranje kapitalizma. Dok Sc
ia zadaca ne izvr$i, ona &c stajati kao
stena, budna pazljiva, ne ustupcjuci
niStd.
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ZIG ZAG FOSTER

Pseudokomunisti su zaista izmenii svoj
recnik sada, premda sustinu politike nisu.
Pred House Un-American Activities Com
nittee Foster je rekao da Sc predsednik Tru-
man po6eo nagniat na 'agresivni i'm
perijalizan". Onaj 'poceo" ina "a svrhu Ga
opravda njihovo pseudokomunisticko bunca-
ME cd ranijh vremena, da je anaericki kapi
talizan, pa otuda, naravno, americki pred
sednik drugi drzavnici bill "progresivni'
"slobodoliubeci" tim Foster nastoji da pri-
kaze drzavu i pojedine drzavnike, da SUI Sc
oni izmenili ne .on njegova nakaradna
partija, Il. on ne zeli ostaviti impresiju da
je njegova partija buncala govorila glupostl
do nazad nekolko meseci. Zato je to kod
MEGA tex 'pocelo', tex "sada', tex "od nazad
par meseci' it'd
"'U poslednja diva n1eseca,' rekao je Cos
podin Foster" kaze izvestaj UP il Washing
tona (7 oktobra) "'Predsednk Truman je
nedvojbeno popustao monopolistickim sila-
ma po zadi americkog imperijalizma. Zasto
has u posfednia diva meseca? Zasto da ne
celom vremenu niegove sluzbe u Washing
tonu? A zasto sam predsednik Truman? Ia
sto ne drugi drzavnici - sekretari senatori,
predstavnic it'd? zasto da ne prethodnik
Trumana - Roosevelt? Ear on nije isto tako
popustao? Zato sto SUI pseudokomunisti OF
voreno ponizno, kukavicki, klipsali "a nil
ma ranije. Dabome da Truman popusta. Ali
popustaju svi ostal drzavnici. Ne samo sada,
nego neprekidno do sada.
Mi Sc secamo pseudokomunisticke isto-
rije Oni su uvek tvrdli kada Sc oni izmenu,
da Sc neSto drugo izmenulo ne oni Ranije
SUI tvrdili kada izmenu svoj program, iii TAX
tiku, da SUI Sc uslovi izmenuli. A sada kada
SUI Sc opet oni "izmenuli", to nisu oni, nego
pojedini drzavnici iii drzavna politika koja
Sc izmenula. Foster zaista nije lagao kada je
nekada izjavio: "Ja sam rodjen odrastao sam
medju olosem :. ia nemam ucenja iii prin-
cipa."
Tada objasnjava zasto ie njihova partija
1943 postala "Politicka Udruga". Ona je
postala to zbog toga rekao je on, sto je
teheranska konferencija velike trojice "nas
ubedila da je prilican dec americkog kapita-
lizma zagovarao lojalnu kooperaciju sa dru-
GIN velikim nacijama." Kakav je to argu-
menat? Ear proleterska revolucionarna par
tia ina pravo da sebe raspusti zato sto su
Sc velike kapitalisticke nacije ujedinile ko-
operisu jedna drugom? Sta Sc radnicke
klase tice da Ii velike iii male, kapitalisticke
nacije kooperisu jedna drugom iii ne. Iii,
mozda Foster hoce da ubedi radnike da ka-
pitalzam nije osnovno uvek jednak - da je
on nekada prijatelj radnicke klase, nekada
neprijatelj.
Revolucionarna proleterska partija mora
biti cista Ona ne SINE da Sc mesa kompro-
mise sa neprijateljima radnicke klase. Rad
nicka partija koja je u stanju odbaciti ma
stranu svoj revolucionarni rad - prosveci-
vanje organizovanje radnika "a revoluciju
- "a wise cd cetiri godine dana, da bi svoje
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stes[ ~
kovaGev Cel<iG.
Jill
SELJACKI ZAKON

Sa originalnog francuskog epgeski: Daniel De Leon
Sedamnaesta knjiga romano Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne
naroda Ill Istorija jedne poleterske porodice kroz
vekove." Prica Velikona Monarhu
is. -
Zverstva kojim ova pisma izvestavaju da SUI fran
cuske arme krive, raspa sunas narod. Nasu partiju
Sc optuzuje kao popustajucu U ovim cnovma, cak
ucescu prevarama Louisa XIV prema Republici;
nazivaju francuskom partition cato sto nasa par
tia podrzava politiku De Vita odnosu saveza sa
Francuskom. ia zalazim detalje, madam, da bi
te obavestio, da je takvo popularno kjucanje
momentu, da bi Sc ii podvrgla velikom rizku ako bi
te videi ulic prepoznali kao Francusknju. Zato
moselle Plouernel Abbota da e pametno da ostanete
unutra danas Konacno, ako Sc desc ikakvi ozbiljni
neredi ma ulicama, nemojte ekazat ma prozorima.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Girl Admits
Knife Attack

Nrae Jones la Negro. Of 2003
\; Joseph Rieatttt gritty before
Recorders Judge Arthur + Cor
don 20 felonious assault in the
knitting of a Campbell School
teachcer who had punished her
brother.
She viii be sentenced Nov. Z.
The girl alleCedly attacked Prin-
cipai Wallace Deacon. Al. of is
Ridge road Pleasant Ridge, when
he ordered her 10 leave the school.
The principal was cut on the fore
head face and abdomen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
State Assures
Oils TrdlerS

LANSING. oct. 25-The little
agfslature. which holds the
purse strings on the states $500
900 emergency fund. appropriated
800 500 todsy to provide tenn
poray housing for GI students
state educstionsl institutions
Minor protests over the hole
,ach an expenditure would make
In the emergency fund were
,tilled by Gov kellyS promise
hat g special session Of The LCGlS-
'qture proper early next January
would reimburse the little leglS-
aWe for the loss
KELLY MENTIONS DATE
II was tho FIRST time Kelly had
mentioned q date tor the special
session. which he has SAID he
would call. A $4,000 900 vet
erans fund and emergency build
ing needs Of state institutions,
-w-rtr1- cTTTrrIdS1S on mental hos
pitalS which have been condemned
As fire traps. are also IN the legis-
lative hopper.
Michigan State College will get
the hons share OF tOday'S appro-
prlauon for a trailer camp for
CT students.
The lawmakers earn ark Q q
S2llO00 Of the total for that
project.
S6i 500 FOR L. OF VI.
The University l. Of Michigan -WIll
receive SCI, 800 Robert +. Briggs.
wee president OF the university,
said It's share would be used TO
build a Village for GI students
near the Ann Arbor city limits
A SOS. 900 fund viii be reserved
10 provide transportation 10 and
from the campus. ~
OF the remainder4ot the appro--
pration. $4,000 will go 10 the
Michigan College Of Mining and
Technology al Houghton, SIS, 600
each 10 Western Michigan and
Central Michigan Teachers col
leges and $4,000 10 Northern
Michigan Teachers College.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
B Poles Given Dea a+h

NEW YORK, Oct. 25 UNS)-
The London radio said today that
six Poles were sentenced 10 death
st Flensburg by British mill
tary court which found them
gully Of murder and robbery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-28
Miss ZaYtoun,
Ensign Thurman
Wed In Church

NEW BERN, Oct. n. - Mis-!
Agnes Marcia Zaytoun and Ensigr
Charles Edward Thurman. US
cGR, of Cleveland and Cherry
Point, were married Sunday after
noon, October II. in St. Paul.
Catholic church here by the Rev,
Father Francis ]. TAFT, assistan,
pastor. assisted by Albert Mccall
Salem. Jr., nephew Of the bride.
The double ring ceremony was
used.
The entire wedding party enter
ed the church sanctuary and form
ed a semi-circle on either side OF
the bridal couple. Miss Dalsv
swert, organist, and Mrs. Ayr $
Shapou, soloist. rendered apo
gram of nuptial music.
Ushers were John Zaytoun. 'ou-
sin of the bride: Ensign RichH"d
Karlinski. -JsCGR, of Buffalo. N.
Y, and Cherry Point: John Far
ris, of Wilson, brother-in-law OF the
bride: and 1t. Gg) Donald o. To-
fen. UsCGR. of Cleveland and
Yonkers, N. Y. 1t. Leo j. Tevlin'
IJsMcR, Of St. Louis and the Kin
ston airfield, was best man.
The bridesmaids were Misses
Rosenond Murad Of Wilson. Mar
garet Shields and Gloria West OF
New Bern. and Mrs. Joseph E.
Zavtoun. of Camden. S. C.. sister
In.law Of the bride. Misses Murad
and Shields wore seafoam gowns
and carried talisnan roses. Mrs:
Zavtoun and Miss West wore shell
mink and carried American Beau
~ roses. All wore strands OF
pearls. They also wore bracelets,
which were gifts Of the bride. Miss
Ann Garcia Of Washington. D. c..
and Miss Rosa Rachide Of New
Bern were honorary bridesmaids.
Mrs. Thomas c. Lamar Of New
Bern, sister of the bride. was ma
tron-of-honor. She wore orchid net
md carried an arm bouquet OF yell
low roses. Her ha1f-hat was or Or
child net ruffles trimmed with How
ers matching her bouquet.
The bride was given in matri-
1nony by her father. Ellis Zaytoun.
Her wedding gown OF white
duchess satin was fashioned along
princess lines and designed with
sweetheart neckline and leg o'mut-
ton sleeves ending in points over
the hands. Insertions of alencon
lace ran the length Of the dress.
The full skirt ended in a court
train bordered with Alencon lace.
The full-length. two-tiered veil Of
bridal illusion fell from a coronet
of orange blossoms and was edged
with alencon lace. She carried a
bridal bouquet Of white roses cen
tered with two orchids and sprays
u stephanotis.
Immediately after t h e wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Zaytoun, par
ents of the bride, entertained at a
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-28

James L. Host, Edith L. Bird,
Miss Bernice Bangle. Miss Sarah
E. Ferguson. Lieut.. Mildred West.
brook, first North Carolina WAC;
Miss Ava Caudle. Miss Sarah Bat
ton, Miss Lucille Holmes. Miss
Rosa Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
win Hunter. Pars Lennon, Miss
Imogene Bissell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Halstead, Miss Ethelyn
Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hamil-
ton. Miss Mary Lutters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Howard, Miss Ethel
Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy o. Sides,
Miss Beulah Welch, Mrs. H. p.
Ellis. John Crawford. Miss Erma
Guerin, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Bax-
ley. Miss Mary Davidson, r. M.
Drummond, Hugh Little, Nat
Holding, Thomas Green, George
Holloway. and Sgt. Sam Hudson Of
Monroe.
From Western Carolina were
Mrs. Della Briggs Self 1t. anc
Mrs. H. L. Riddle, Mr.. and Mrs
r. J. Martin, Mrs. Edgar Tufts,
Miss Katheryn Williams, 1t. Rod
erick A. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. W
y. Wadsworth, Miss Virginia Fer
guson, Miss Eva Leatherwood
Warren Hall, Beryl Epperson
Mrs. G. H. Bobbitt, Miss Adelin.
Moody, Robert S. Peake. and Hr
bert Ramsey. An unusual featur.
Of the dance was the returnin,
stag" line that included 1t. L
D. Moorhouse, 1t. John Watson
1t. N. Chessin, Robert Pugh. Reee
Patterson. Capt. v. v. Hines, Wal
ter P. Gray, Leonard Parker, Gu,
Parker, S.-Sgt. M. N. Thompson
Cpl. Walter Gooding, Major Hall
Major Frink and others.
Still other Tar Heels wh;clins
about the crowded ballroom wer,
Col. and Mrs. Terry Lyon, Col
and Mrs. Jud DeRamus, who pla.
to leave for home in the near fu
ture; Sgt. H. w. Dozier, Ensig,
; Dalton Gunter and Capt. Billy Rid
die. Col. Paul A. Reiche, Col. W
H. Briggs, 1t. Comdr. kid Brew
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Thorn
sou, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Nsw
man, 1t. Comdr. and Mrs. W. Ne,
Evans and Mrs. John D. Lang
ston, who with her guest Mrs
George Norwood, attended the din
ner given by the officers ant
) Board Of Governors of the Societ.
prior to the reception and dance
In addition to the guests Of honor
the officers and board member
> and tn e reception committee
guests at the dinner were Genera
> and Mrs. Albert L. Cox, Mr.. an,
Mrs. J. Lamar Caudle, Miss Faitl
Brewer and her brother, 1t
Comdr. Brewer, who has Just re
South Pacific; 1t. Gail Griffith
Mrs. W. H. Greenhouse, Mr.. an,
, Continued on Pare Ei~htoar)
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-28
SUNDAY, OCTOBER %, 1o,.

rendered duet accompanied !.
Mrs Robert Matthews, r. -"
A. H. Smith and Mrs. M. A w.
read poems. Mrs. T. B. JaolsS
was presented with a co,,, O'l
a silver purse IN recognition
Is years service as teachse VI y. her
class. Corsages We're also W. VI me
ed 10 member Of the class 's " nj
active records Of long sta,1 NNa
Mrs. Wilson led the class ~
Bible quiz followed by a s N !,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-28
4th Street Bible
Class Notes 25th
Birthday With Party

The Ladies Bible class of the
Fourth Street Advent Christian
church observed its 25th ami
versary on Tuesday evening with
q party held at the home Of Mrs
|C. w. White in Sunset Park.
The musical program led by
Mrs. H. ]. Wilson opened with a
devotional song and prayer. Mrs,
Wilson and Mrs. Edward Powell
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-28
State High School Music Contest
And Festival District Events Set

GREENSBORO, Oct. ~ - Dis
trict and state events in the State
High School Music contest and fes-
tival will both be resumed during
the spring of 1916, after a two
year cancellation due to wartime
travel conditions and restrictions
on assemblages. State contest
dates are April 1926, and the
events will take place, as usual,
on the campus Of The Woman's
college, which has been sponsor
for state music contests for a
quarter of a century.
Decision to resume the contests
and festivals is by vote Of the exc
cutive committee of the North
Carolina State Music contest-fes-
tiva1 association. Members Of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-28

However, the last named
should cause them little ~.
Germ. Unless there is rapid i'm.
provement at the gate they ,''Il
get a receiver-appointed hv ~ !.
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reception at the New Bern country
club.
The couple left afterwards for a
wedding trip through western
Carolina and to Cleveland. For
travel, the bride wore a brown
wool suit with brown accessories,
with the orchids from her
ho,1n1Iet
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Continued on Page Eighteen)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
POTVINIAI PRASI-
DEJO

Nors Clevelande sniegas ir
ledai pradingo orui atsilus, ia
ciau kaip kur apsireiske If po-
tviniu.
Prize Chagrin upes pakras-
clio gyventojus uzklupo potvi-
mis- Willoughby miestelyje ap-
semiant namus ir padarant ne
maza nuostoliu. 20 seimu tu-
rejo isbegti is manu-.
Ohio upes pakrasciais, kuri
teka pietiniu valstijos parube-
ziu, nuo Pittsburgho, vanduo
pakilo Xxi apie so pedu auks-
ciau normalio. zemesniu sri
ciu gyventojai turejo apleisti
namus if uzdaryta paupiu ke-
liai. 5@i
Pittsburgho srityje, kur SUI
SILICA dvi upes sudarydamos
viena didele Ohio upe, Vanduc
smarkiai pakilo po sios savai-
tes pradzios lietaus. zemoje
dalyje miesto vanduo issiliejc
i gatves.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
TELEFONO INDUS
TRIJA NETURI
KARO PELNU

Telefono industrija neturi karo
pelnu, kaip patieke savo pranesima
metiniame raporte stockholderiams
The Ohio Bell Telephone Company
prezidentas Randolph Eide kompa-
MICS direktoriu taryboje.
Bendros kompanijos ineigos pa
dideio, taciau pelnai palyginamai
nupuole Xxi zemiausiu punktu sios
istaigos istorijoje.
Bendros operavimo ineigos 1914
metals buvo $72, ,553, ,185, kas suda-
re $5,205,809 arba ~ nuos. daugiau
negu metas anksciau. Bendros ope-
ravimo islaidos, neiskaitant taksus,
1914 metals susidare $42,161, ,O12,
tai yra $2,697,O3O arba 6.S nuos.
daugiau negu buvo 1943 metals.
Betgi iskaitant taksus operavimo
islaidos buvo $62,627, $40, kas pada-
70 S5,430,S10 arba 9.5 nuos. dau-
giau negu 1943 metals.
Pelnas parodo skirtinga vaizda.
Pelnas galimas panaudoti nustaty-
toms islaidoms ir dividendams sie-
ke SO, 6S0,684 arba tik 3.9 nuos.
viso telefono irengimo ir kito tur-
to, palyginant su Al nuos. 1943
metals ir Sc nuos. 1910 metals,
kaip raportas parodo. Tas reiskia
sumazejima 2.7 nuos. begyje pas
taru penkiu metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
DARYKITES REZERVACIJAS IR RUPINKI-
TE.S VAKARIENES BILIETAIS

Amerikos Lietuvu Msijos posedziai ir Kongresine
Vakarene ivyks Hotel Statler ku1is dave patalpas r
sales Vaka1iene atsibus "Presdential Ballroom kur
pats Prezidentas Roosevelt dalyvaua svarbiuose vie
Suose banketuose ir vakarienese.
Draugijos k11opos, skyria ir veikejai, rupinkites
prisdenu pre visu Lietuviu Misijos pastangu Nu-
tarkit skirt savo aukas, if splskit adresu:
American Lithuanian Mission
Hotel Statler Washington D. C.
Patapomis rupinkites patys. Kadangi hoteliai es-
tt uzpildyt darykit rezervaca ankst if nesigruskit
visi viena viesbuti, Xiii viesbucai kaimynysteJe:
Hotel Hamilton Hotel Ambassador
Park Lane Hotel Park Central Hotel
Hotel 2l0O Hotel Roosevelt
Vakariene bus neforn1ale. Tiketu vakariene ra-
Sykit tuojau, siuanciant pc $500 nuo tilieto, j.
A. s. TreCioAas, 314 Walnut St.. Newark 5, n. ].
L. V. S. Centras $500 Superior Ave. Cleveland 3, O.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-02
Susisaudem SUI saviskiais

Rugsejo pabaigoje ar Spalip pradzio-
je primo eskadrono antras burys SUI pus-
karininkiu Bindoku buvo paskirtas j zval-
gybos burr. Uzdavini gavom dar is va
karo. Visas eskadronas ir mes kartu is
vykom is Erodyno dvaro. Antras burys
atsiskyrem nuo eskadrono ir isvykom pa
fronten zvalgyti.
Kaip tik tue laiku su Lenkais ejo di-
deli musiai. Musu kariuomene traukesi.
Traukemes ir mes. Visa nakti klaidzio-
jom. Kur mus vede ten mes ir jojom.
Visa nakti isvarge, pas Noces klebo-
na gavom pavalgyti, pasilsejom ir leng-
viau atsidusom. Diena buvo grail. Nu-
jojom Eisiskio- -Varenos keliu. Pakeliui su-
sitikom keleta Lenku raiteliu. Nezinia ar
tai huvo zvalgai ar siaip paklydeliai. No.
redami juos gyvus paimti, ginklo nepa-
vartojom, bet siaip JUGS puolem. Buvom
tarp misku, todel priesas paspruko.
Toliau jojom SUI atsargumu. Kaime
pasirode kaz kokia kariuomene. Tai bu-
vo jau netoli Varenos. IS kaimo eme mus
apsaudyti. Mes, vienas kita pasidrasine,
savo puskarininkio Bindoko, apdovanoto
Vyties kryzium, vedami nutarem kama
pulti. Puolem kick tik arkliai ikabina.
Bet priesas pasitrauke miska. Kaima
uzemem be auku. Buvo tik suzeistas ka-
reivio Pociaus is Plunges valsciaus arklys,
vardu Alksnis. Kaime radon telefono apa-
rata ir musu karininko uniformine kepu-
re. IS tos kepures supratom jog yra pa
imtas ] nelaisve musu karininkas. Nuta-
rem saviski gelbeti. ~
Issipylem reta rikiuote ir joiom ! mis-
ka. Mus eme smarkiai apsaudyti. Bet,
musu laimei, kaime buvo pasislepes vie
mas kareivis kuris, kaip matyt, nespejo