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prejudice angle is suspected.

midas NATIVE CONGRESS
has asked again that the Far Eas'
be freed of imperialist domination
It will be interesting to see what
British Labor Premier Attlee's gov.
eminent will do with the proposal
Accounts from. Bombay reveal thai
the structure on the first offers
from Attlee said that the Indiar
proposals contained nothing new
Shall it be that "the poor and thu
enslaved we have with us always.
THERE is IRONY indeed in
the signing by our United
States of the agreement with
the Allied nations against racial
prosecutions as crime against
international society. The prin-
cipal, one of many accepted
states:
Racial prosecutions by gov
eminent against its own people
may rise to the magnitude of
crimes against international
society" have noted this ideal
many times.
perhaps u. S. Secretary of
State Jimmy Brynes crossed his
fingers when he signed this
joker at the London meeting.)
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ing a complaint will result in loss
of time or require the help of
lawyer.
2. That the commissions can re-
ceive complaints only of acts of
discrimination that have taken
place since July 1. During this
period employment has been con-
tracing rather than expanding.
3. That employers probably had
taken steps to correct employment
practices that might have brought
them into conflict with the new
law.
The commission has received
some complaints about housing dis
elimination, he said, but such COM
plants are beyond the scope of
the commissions influence.
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strike ideas seemed to have spread
over to nearby Chicago.
Labor accuses Gary capitalists of
fomenting the newly inspired color
bias among school children of the
steel mill town. There are accuSa-
tions also that foreign-born parents
many of them from the countries
of Europe which suffered most from
World War II air bombing and
shelling, and human persecution.
are to blame in the trouble. The
times WOrSen.
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Book Shop and the Alta ta
University Purchasing Department.
Under his direction, the sales
vlume of the Book Shop multiplied
some fve-fold and scientific GEN.
tralized purchasing by the affiliated
institutions was developed to high
level.
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Bureau of the Fraternai Council OF
Negro Churches.
Bishop Gregg OF the A. M. E.
church made a similar visit both to
the Mediterranean and Pacific
areas in 1943, and later reported to
the White House the success of his
visits.
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Most complaints received to date
are directed against employers and
are based on alleged refusal to
hire, Turner revealed. Some COM
plants have recently been SUBMIT
ed charging that some employers
arc ignoring seniority in lay
offs and, instead are discriminat-
ing on the basis of race, religion
or national origin.
IGNORANCE SEEN
Turner attributed the death Of
complaints to three reasons:
l. The belief that many victims
of discrimination are unaware of
the law and their remedies under
it, or an erroneous belief that max
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SSAiOOk ~
W h It e students,
apparently m 0 r e
possessed now OF
supremacy i d e a l
S in C e VI Day,
went on strike to
have Negroes ex-
Guided from the
institutional S e t.
ups. The q airy
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OI1ARTERMASTERS PUSH
lotion VEHICLES ALL OVER
CONTINENT

WITH TIL 379TH QUARTER
MASTER TRUCK CO., Reims,
France Each driver in this unit
has driven his 10-truck and trailer
more than $4,000 miles. nearly the
distance around the earth'S equator
hauling personnel, supplies and
equipment in Europe.
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Democracy's Test

DEMOCRACY WAS BEING
TESTED last week in the Gary,
Indiana and Chicago, ILLINOIS,
cxycfo
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PACIFIC CPS

WASHINGTON - CAMP - DR..
William H. Jernagin will leave for
a short tour of the South Pacific
where he will visit Negro soldiers.
He is director of the Washington
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Anti-Bias Commission.
Renorts Few Violations

NEW YORK ANP)-There have been few violations
of the new anti-dscrmnaton law here since into
effect last July l. according to Henry c. Turner, chair
-1oCfuo
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JAPAN, whose emperor conferred
with Supreme Allied Commander
Douglas Macarthur last week, has
requested food and material for re-
construction. It will be interesting
to see what actually and finally
comes from the request. At a meat
market the other day, I heard
lively discussion among some of my
neighbors on the Japanese food re-
quest. The majority seemed against
giving the Japanese anything.
Said one: "They are not torn up
near as badly as Germany, which
needs lots of help The individual
seemed actually reconciled with the
b eastly atrocities Systematically
committed by Hitler's followers
and thei aggression. The conquer.
Ors seem bothered by something
more than the facts of the agrees
sion and warfare itself. A color
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-06

MRS. S. R. WYNN of Cleveland
Ohio is visiting her son, Mr.. John
w. Henry.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-06

MR.. AND MRS. G. l.. JONES,
the daughter of Mrs. Luticha Rich
ards Clease is visiting from Chi
cago.
MISS ANNIE LEE WEATHERS,
daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly
left Monday to attend Jackson Col
lege.
SGT ROBERT MOORE, the son
of Mrs. Matte Trevillion is home
to stay after having receiving an
honorable discharge after forty-two
months overseas.
MRS. MARY ROWAN HARRIS.
daughter of Mrs. Marie Rowan, died
on September II in Little Rock,
Ark. She was born in Port Gibson
Miss, and is survived by her
mother, six brothers and four sis
tiers. Funeral services were held in
Little Rock. Her mother, two bro
theirs, one sister, and cousin attend
ed the funeral.
MRS. MAGG S. MADDOX, our
sister in Christ, who departed from
us on September 4 is sadly missed.
She owned a cafe and grocery store
where she won many friends. She
once was member of Christ Chap
ell church, but since God saw fit to
allow her to out live her former
husband. She married we'll known
religious citizens. George Maddox.
She died of lingering illness of
several months.
A joyous revival closed Sunday
st Christian Chapel church, with
three people for baptism and $189.
CAPTAIN WILLIS SMITH has
returned home after four years in
service, three of which were over
seas. Everyone is glad to see him
back
MRS. S. r. WYNN of Cleveland
Ohio is visiting her son, Mr.. John
w. Henry.
MRS. F. BATES is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Malinda Davis.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-10-06

EMPEROR HALLE SELASSIE
of Ethiopia, which felt the rape
of modern aggression first in
World War III, has bitterly as
sailed the Big Five foreign min
listers for not allowing Ethiopia
to present her views on Italian
peace terms in a personal ap-
pearance before that body. Sc
lassie notes that the Italians
were represented.
Can it be that the color eues-
ton is involved in the power
politics shuffling by the con-
querOrs and the conquered of
Europe and melting pot Ameri-
ca? With Russia cOntending for
more of Europe and some of
Africa and clashing constantly
with British and American
foreign ministers over terms for
the proposed peace, this utopic
state of mind and community
for most of the world seems far
from hand.
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MRS. F. BATES is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Malinda Davis.
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SGT. ROBERT MOORE, the son
of Mrs. Matte Trevillion is home
to stay after having receiving an
honorable discharge after forty-tWo
months overseas.
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Port Gibson
Funeral Home
Changes Hands

MR.. AND MRS. C. l.. JONES,
the daughter of Mrs. Luticha Rich
ards Clease is visiting from Chi
cago.
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CAPTAIN WILLIS SMITH has
returned home after four years in
service, three of which were over
seas. Everyone is glad to see him
back.
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MISS ANNIE LEE WEATHERS,
daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly
left Monday to attend Jackson Col
lege.
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A joyous revival closed Sunday
at Christian Chapel church, with
three people for baptism and $189.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

ICES in its tropical
research 10 see
how various types
OF electrical equip.
ment will stand
up in these m0ldy.
torrid, h u mid
Climes.
Professor Gray
can and has dupli.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

~ THE biology laboratory Of the
4 University of Pittsburgh Professor
u Peter Gray makes climate in bot.
tie; almost any climate just as long
as it's tropical.
But because Professor Gray spends
most OF the time in his laboratory
creating and observing tsbpical isles
with steaming jungle heat and char.
acteristic vegetation, bacteria, fungi
and mold, don't think that he is a
frustrated scientist who wanted 10 re-
tire 10 the South Seas and couldn't.
No, the Pittsburgh University
project has been a program spon-
sorcd by industry and the armed
forces 10 learn the best ways of pro-
tccting all types Of equipment used
in the South Pacific 10 fight two wars
one against the Japs and the other
against Nature.
The new research gives industry
a master plan for testing hundreds
of items that viii be carried in the
postwar years into every odd cor
ner of the globe.
The Pittsburgh laboratory special.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

II Takes Only n
Week i'm the Ar
tificial "Tropics
TO Ruin a Leath.
er In un1ent
Case w hile n
Treate d Case
Still Remains
Unharmed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

nous fouEht-over islands in his
jars. But what he really shoots at
in his tropical weather tests is the
Burma Coast area-Kipling' region
OF RangOon and the Road 10 Manda.
lay. There, according 10 experts, is
the worlds worst climate in terms of
its power 10 produce deterioration of
man-made equipment
So severe is the climate of Pro
fessor Grays islands under glass"
that a month Of exposure there is
equal 10 six months of real life test
ing in Panama nearest American
equivalent 10 the brutal Burma Coast
Six months before Pearl HarbOr
agents Of American firms began send
ing specimens Of fungi, moldS,
mosses, plants and all of the other
worrisome flora Of the Far East
for use in just such a laboratory as
Professor Gray has set up
To create his South Sea islands un.
der glass Professor Gray keeps the
room at 90 degrees Fahrenheit, and
the bottom Of each jar is covered with
wet moss to obtain a humidity up to
so per cent.
Small bits Of bread are placed on
the moss and the alright cover is
applied. The mold, forming on the
bread, is then infected" with still
other types of bacteria and fungi
typical Of the South Pacific and this
is allowed 10 grow TO termination.
When the gardens are "ripe'-
hardly like the romantic pictures of
pre-war tourist guidebooks but very
near the real jungle conditions-radio
and radar equipment, or transform
ers, electric motors and other COM
parable equipment go into the jars to
take their beatings.
Special lacquers, paints and wakes,
better water and electrical insulation
and better mOld-proof construction
all these are advances that have come
from Pittsburgh's tropics in a bottle
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY II
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17
Etalinas Skubiai
lsoko Pasinaudoti

Kuomet pirmutine atomiska
bomba Japonijoje sprogo, Sta
linas suprato kad Amerika tu-
ri slapta ginkla kuriuo Japo-
Mia nugales j kelias dienas.
Stalinas tuoj soko pasinau-
doti, nors pirma bijojo isivel-
tt j didesni kara su Japonija,
kad nepakenktu jo laimeji-
mans Europoje, kur paverge
eile silpnu valstybiu.
Kada Amerika jau pabaige
skandinti Japonijos karo lai-
vyna, isblaske orc laivyna is
erdviu, suplaise Japonijos in
dustrijas ir privare Japonija j
desperacija, Stalinas surado
drasos stoti j kara prizes Japo-
Mia.
Bet dabar Juozas gailisi -
kada pasigirdo pirmu atominiu
bombu garsai - kad jis nesto-
jo j kara anksciau. Jis butq
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galejes daug daugiau uzsigrob,
tt Kinijos ir kitty zemiu Azijo.
je. Dabar, betgi, jis dar deda
didziausias pastangas verztis
j Mandzurija; norejo kad ilgiau
uzsitestu 'vedamos derybos su
Japonija del 'pasidavimo ir ka-
70 paliaubu. Mat, Japonija
vistiek zlunga tai godejosi pa
sinaudoti paskutinemis progo-
mis-.
Rusijos istojimas j kara ME
kuo neprisidejo prie Japonijos
nugalejimo, taciau tas vistiek
dave Stalinui proga isilysti
reikalus ir matysit, jis sugebes
sokdinti Amerika ir toliau, vi
sokiais reikalavimais Azijoje
kaip daro Europoje.
TT
IS
100000 LENKQ, tebesanciQ
Vokietijoje, Britu okupuotame
ruoze, grieztoi atsisako gryzt
Lenkija. Is Britu zonos buvo
grazinta j savo sails apie mi
lijonas kitty zmoniu, bet Len
kai palikti laukti toliau. Jie
nebuvo verciami gryzti j boil
seviku okupuota Lenkija, ne
ziurint kokia demokratija ten
dangstoma raudonasis teroras.
Panasus likimas yra ir Lie
tuviu, kuriu randasi Austrijo-
je Vokietijoje, sveicarijoje,
Prancuzijoje, svedijoje.
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SANITARINIS PUSKARININKIS PA
INA KARO GROBI IR BELAISVIUS
Be poilsio j zygi

1920 metu rudeni prize Karo Ligoni-
nes Kaune baigiau sanitarijos puskarinin-
kiu kursus ir buyau pakeltas puskarinin-
kius. Veliau buvau paleistas Ia dienu ato-
stogu Isbuyes dienas mamie, gavau pra-
nesima kad tuojau gryzciau Karo Ligo-
nine. Atvykes j Kauna, buvau pasiustas
j etapo skirstynlo punkta, is ten Sep
tinta pestininku pulka drauge su santa
rios puskarininkiais Adolfu Bruzgiu IL
Kristopaieiu.
Afyykus NUNS j pulka, adjutantas
isake NUNS vykH j pulko ligonine. Ten
kapitonas Naglys isake NUNS susirasti
sau nakyynes, Bejieskodamas nakvynes,
su draugais persiskyriau ! nakvyne ma
ne mielai prieme Vienas ukininkas. Btu
van labai nuvarges, todel tuetuojau ir gu
liall.
TT Nespejus man akiu sumerkti, kaz kas
staiga pasibelde j langa, jieskodarnas So
nitaMjos puskarininMo.
= Esu pulko pasiuntinys ir atnesiau
gydytojo isakyma, nieko nelaukiant vyk-
lti pas il, = uzgirdau tariamus Eodzius.
Ka bedarysi! Nors akys ir nlerkiasi
O kojos is .nuovargio linksta, isakyma rel
lkia yykdyti. AtVykes pas gydytoja, ra
dau savo draugus Rruzgl ir Kristopaitl.
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Kaip Lietuviai savo Laisve gyn6 Is metal atgaI

- Matau, vyrai, jog esat labai nuvar-
|ge, - tare NUNS pulko daktaras. - Bet
nieko nepadarysi. Tuojau yykit j trecia
bataliona, mes ten nera nei yieno sanitari-
jos puskarininkio.
Tuoj gavom 20 Amerikoniska krepSi
su raudonu kryzium ir isvykom paskirton
vieton. Bataliona radon jau isrikiuota.
Laukta tik musu atvykstant. Kapitonas
tuojau isake NUNS isrinkti po iris santa
rus ir paskirti kuopa. Kiekvienam is
musu teko po viena kuopa kareiviu Su-
sitvarkius, isake vykti, bet niekas nezino
kur. Tx inejus NUNS j miska, supratom
Jog vykstam koki svarbu zygi, mes bata-
iiono vadas isake nekalbeti, nerukyti, ne
trankyti kojom ir kuotyliausia laikytis.
Miskais il pelkemis supam siryintas
Einant misku, pasirode jog supam
Sirvintas is kaires puses, nuo Ukmerges.
Paejus kokius penkis kilometrus, pradejo
svisti. Priejom pelkynus. Jais beeinant,
maniau jog juose visi ir gala gausim. Bet
bataliono vadas eina pirmas, kuopu vadai
taip pat eina pirma savo kuopu, tat reikia
ir kareiviams eiti nemurmant. Man buvo
ypac sunku, mes jau dvi paros kaip nebu-
vau mates valgio ir neturejes poilsio De-
tais eiti kartu. Niekam nedrysau skustis
kad as nuvarges ir isalkes. Bet skundams
nebuvo ir laiko.
Klampojam per pelkes Xxi keliu, liu-
mas NOSE prizes axis, linkdamas kyla aulxs-
eiau galvu. Kad ir noretum sustoti Mega
lejai, mes tuoj kiaurai prasmegtum liuno
gelnlese u tai Lenkai musu ir nepaste-
bejo, mes neisivaizdavo kad is tu pelkynu
puses grestu jiems pavojus. Tie pelkynai
atrodHs jiens klampus ir neisbrendami.
Bet Lietuvis nugalejo visas kliutis.
Po, kelly kilometru labai sunkaus zy-
giavimo pagaliau pasiekem sausesnes VIE
tas, IN NUNS palengvejo. -
Inejom miska. Bezygiuodami suit
kom senuka, kuri paemem drauge SUI sa-
vin.. Kick paejeje, sutikom moteri, kuria
taip pat paemem drauge, mes bijojom kad
jie nepranestu Lenkams apie musu zygi.
NJ Priejom dideli vieskeli, einanti is Sir
vintu ] miska. Bataliono vadas isake vi
Stems greit po viena perbegti yieskeli, kad
Lenkai is Sirvintu miestelio nepastebetu.
Vykome dar kick kilometru Xxi didziojo
yieskelio kuris eina is Sirvintu j Giedrai-
eius. Prize jo isake NUNS sustoti, Susto-
jus tuojau buvo paskirta sargyba is s ka-
reiviu, apsaugoti nuo Lenku puolimo is
Giedraiciu puses. Isgirdome, o kick veliau
ir pamatem lektuva, kuris suko virs Sir
vintu miestelio. Mane1n Jog tai Lenku,
bet pasirodo buvo musiskis, mes Lenkai j
eme apsaudyti.
- saudykit, saudykit! - sake musu
bataliono vadas. - Kai issaudysit visus
sovinius tada jums bus nuo musu riestai.
saudymas lektuva truko apie pusva-
landi. Veliau is jo paleido sutartinius
sviesos zenklus pradeti puolima. Bet mes
dar negalejom to daryti, nes mes dar ne
turejom rysio su antruoju batalionu, ku-
rio reikejo dar palaukti.
(Bus daugiau)
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(Tesinys is pereito nr.)

Apstojo saude. Prisliauziau prie 10,
Kraujas ciurkslemis liejasi is jo kuno, ga
ruoja, raudonai dazydamas sniega. Da-
bar supratau kad jis mano zodziu nebe-
girdejo If niekados negirdes. Krito dar
vienas Lietuvos didvyris!
Bematant vel pradejo tarsketi prieso
kulkosvaidziai. Pajutau tartum kas man
iznybo ] koja ir pasidare karsta, bet vis-
tick slinkau su grandine pirmyn. Oar ke-
lios minutes ir saudyti nebegalejau. At
sigryztu, ziuriu: kraujas iejasi is mano
bato aulo. Eme darytis silpna. Numo-
viau bata - zaizdos nesimato, tik visa ko-
ia kraujuota. Ia vieta is kurios ciurksle
bego kraujas apvyniojau nosine ir SURF
sau
Prieso kulkosvaidziai Wis nesiliove Sic
nave, mes bolsevikai turejo geras pozicijas
uz sventoriaus Po dvieju valantu kau-
tyniu musiskiai turejo trauktis, palikdami
keleta uzmustu ir suzeistu. Sunkiai SUI
zeistieji prase sveiku nepalikti ju priesui.
Bet ir sveikiesiems yra darbo. Reikia SUI
laikyti bolseviku puolima. AS dar ture-
jau jiegu pats vienas trauktis ir dar ne
siausi savo ir draugo Griniaus sautuva
Pasiemiau ir iris pakeliui rastas kaz ke-
no pamestas granatas. Grioviais, pakru-
miais, pasiramstydamas sautuvu, atslial-
ziau ] miska. Cia buvo apsistojes vienas
musu kulkosvaidis.
Kulkosvaidininkas setiskis Antanas
Karalius, dar istolo name pamates, pribe-
go, paeme sautuvus, granatas ir nunese
giliai krunus pas gyventoja Kecioriu, o
name pasodino ant prieklecio. seiminin-
ke palnacius mano kraujuotas ir aplede-
jusias kojas apalpo. Kareiviu paprasytas,
Keciorius be atsikalbinejimo noriai name
nuveze j musu gurguole, kuri stovejo ties
Leno ezeru pas ukininka Jablonski. AS,
rogese besededamas, taip ir sustingau,
Atsimenu kad gurguolininkai inese name
] Jablonskio pirkia ir pasodino kede. Nu-
alpes bematant nuo jos nugriuvan We
liau isveze name Bogumilovos dvare tu-'
reta karo lauko Ggonine. Atsimenu kaip
setos komendantas Reikala rogese name
pabuciavo sakydamas:
- Dekoju az sazininga tarnyba
Toliau nieko neprisimenu: prakirsta
arterija daug kraujo nubego, ir as ligoni-
neje gulejau be nuovokos. Pasveikes vel
atsidllriau fronte.
Priesus nugalejom!
Dabar laisvas ir gyvenu patenkintas,
ukininkauju 9 hektaru ukyje, kuri gavau
is Jovaiciu dvaro prize Setos miestelio. Be
to, ir pats miestelyie verciuosi laikrodinin-
ko amatu.
Ka savo krauju atpirkau, to be krau-
10 priesui ir neatiduosiu!
Vincas sidlauskas. seta, 1887.
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Jau teoretskai tautybes klausmas socialistams yra
anraeilis. Tat is ko au galima spresti kad Angijos
socialsta siuo jies antraeiu klausiu abiau susiru
pins negu konservatoria? Tuo labau nera pagrindo tt
kets kad darbecai stotu atviron kovon bosevkais
Kartais gal yra nebloga butt optmisu, taeiau per-
ddes optmizmas neretai buna nusivylimu priezastlm
Socafstu aimeimas Angjoje tik jau nera zenklas "a
das Europos islasvinima is bolseviku.
Laikas priminti Welcomes Prezidento Rooseveto
Lietuvos laisyes pazada
Viso sito akivaizdoje, vsems suprantantems boise
vizmo pavoju prmoje eilee boseviku uzgrobtu kastq
tevynanams reika nuoat vesti ntensyvia akca prizes
bolsevikus Ne jiems nusenkt prize ju prsitaikin-
IT, bet nekompromisiniai jais kovot stai tkrasls
kelas.
Kick tai lieeia Letuvos isvalyma nuo bolseviku,
viesa tvirtnama, kad dar veions Prezidentas Roose
welt yra padees busimos takos pagrndus r kad Prezi
entas Truman, ypac kick tai ecia uzsenio potka, Ell
mas velonies prezdento pramnais kelias r tevykdas
o sustarimus bel paszademus, tai dabar kap tk yra
abai akas prnint kad Lietuvos lasve taip pat buvo
vienu viesai duotu Welcomes prezidento pazadu.
Tuo tarpu nors karas Europoje pasbaige jau prizes
je. Oar truputis laiko, r welcomes Prezdento Roose-
veto pazadas bus vsa nebeigyvendinamas: visa Letu
viu tauta bus iszudyta.
Neaulme kol kit inns dirbti musu darba
Tat kaip tik dabar yra laikas vekt. Neziurint mus
supanclos nevties, musu vekimas nera neprasningas
Mes soje saye gludi visu sprendmu raktas. Nuo sos
ar ne r pasaulye gyvuos laisve bus animal pra
zudya. Tat nerusigaskime kad musu yra naza ir kad
neretai mes urime e prizes srove. Nelaukime kad XII
uz prizes bolsevikus kovotu Stuo mes tepatar
nautume bolsevikams - bet prmi stokime kova su
jas ir bukjme pavyzdziu kittens.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17
NEDAINUOK
(Putinas)

(futlnas)
Nedainuok man apie ziedus
Ka suvyto kylant kaitrai;
Apple skausma iskenteta,
Apple meile ismyleta
Kas tiketa, kas zadeta - "
Nedainuok!
Animal tau zydi geles,
Ryto saulej spindi rasos.
Meldzias zeme pragiedrejus,
Kyla meile prazydejus, .
Tavo groziui suspindejus
Animal.
Nezinau ar tavo akys
sYies dar ilgai man sieloj.
Ar nakti isipynus,
Mano buties. nepazinus,
Vel nuplauksi j zvaigzdynus =.
Nezinau. i
Bet tik tn davei man galios
Tavo slepinius pazinti, w =
Ir zieduos tave regeti,
Ir garsuos tave girdeti,
Ir ispeti, ir myleti
Tx tave.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17
KOmunizmO sunaikinimO kliutys

AUKscIAU isdestyti planai sarysyje Siaden kuone
visuotniai papitusiu kaldnalai klaidingu sitikni-
kad taka tega butt Saikyta bendradarbiaujant su
bolsevkas It. Y. jiems sunuodegaujant, yra sunkai
igyvendinam. Oar daugiau visame pasauyje Wis stp-
reja isitkinmas kad bosevzmo nereikia griaut rel
kia jam nusienkti il pie o prsitakyti sitoko nusi-
taymo rezltatas isdaes If buvo darbiecu aimejimas
Anglijoe. II laba kaidnga yra ramintis kad Angjos
socalistQ laimemas nera paklypimas kaire taikos
met nkamesniq zmoniQ prize Valstybes vairo pastaty
Net II patys Sos reskejai iskelia ak
stem tokius argumentus kre kap tik parodo kad net
II jie Drisibo kad darbecia nebutu konunstu pirmta
kuna. Jie nurodo kad, r dideles reformas paza
deje, atee vadzia jie q refou nepravesia kad nors
If socaistai jie prmoje eilee yra Angla tode Brtu
imperijos reikau neapeisia r It. ir IT,
Aisku darbiecai nera komunsta, bet, kaip socia-
lista e Wis deto tur tam tikru bendru komunstais
tendenciju. Antra vertus ekonomnio prado pastaty-
auksciau tautinio ir relignio ku1iu ungnys Xxi
So lako sudare neisjudinama Angos tradica, jau sa
vaime sqdaro 'revouca" Tat, mazu mazausia, So
calistQ aimejmas Angijoje nera "vien tik tinkames
niu zmoniu vadzai suradimas", tvirtinimas kad je
busia demokratiskesn r geriau atjausia mazas tau
tas negu konservatoria bel jas apginsia konunz-
mo yra visai nepagrystas.