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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-23
NEkVIESTI SVECIAI DVARININKO
PUOTOJE
Kaip VOkieciai plese savo karininkams
antpeCius

Kaip VOkieciai plese savo karininkams
antpecius
Gimiau 1901 m. Rugsejo 1 d., Berzu
kaime, Dotnuvos val, Kedainiu aps
Kadangi gimiau ir augau sulenkeju-
siame valsciuje todel daugiausia teko man
draugauti su vadinamais bajorais
1913 metals apie besikuriancia Lietu-
va tarp sulenkejusiu Dotnuvos apielinkes
gyventojq visai nebuvo kalbama: Nuola-
tos girdejosi raginimai stoti j Lenku le-
gijonus. Tu raginimu Dotnuvos apielin
keje buvo nemaza. Daugelis mano drau-
GU uzsirase legijonus. Juos surasinejo
sulenkejes dvarininkas Kvinta, kuris ir
dahar Lenkijoje. Lapkricio pabaigoje j
Vilniaus Lenku legijona isvaziavo dvejom
porinem rogem keli mano draugai.
Lenku agitacija ypac sustiprejo tada
kai gryzo tarnave Lenku kariuomeneje.
AS, nors buvau kalbinamas isirasyti j Len
ku legijonus, buvau atsargus ir niekur ne
skubejau. Tevas ypac man prigrase is
manu- nesitraukti. Daznai tekdavo vazi-
nett Vilniu ivairiais reikalais. Gelezin-
kelio stotyje tekdavo girdeti pasakojimu
apie Lenku galybe, bolseviku ziaurumus
ir kai ka apie Lietuvos Taryba.
Lapkricio pabaigoje ar gal Gruodzio
pradzioie Vilniuje maciau Vokieciu revo-
liucijos pasireiskima: atvyko karis skas Vo-
kieciu traukinys. Kareiviai stoties aiks-
teje numete ginklus ir eme plesti savo ka-
rininkams antpecius Numesti ginklai ir|
pasiliko guleti Xxi vakaro. Ju niekas ne
liete. Stotyje ir mieste buvo didelis bruz-
dejimas. Traukiniai buvo perpildyti, ir
visa para negalima buvo isvykti namon.
Kliutys is tevu puses stoti kariuomenen
Gryzes namon, emiau pasakoti apie
Lietuvos Taryba, apie Lietuvos valdzia ir|
kariuomene. Mano kalbai niekas nepri-
tare, mes beveik visi Dotnuviskiai lauke
Lenku. Tomis savo kalbomis nusipeniau
ginning ir kaimynu neapykanta ir ture-
jau nutilti, tevas uzdraude vazineti
Vilniu. Mano galvoje gime sumanylnas
stoti Lietuvos ~kariuomene, taciau ME
kan apie tai neprasitariau, nes' buciau tik
be reikalo isigijes priesu.
1919 metu Vasario pabaigoje uzkalbi-
nau teveli ir mamyte, sakydamas kad su-
maniau stoti Lietuvos kariuomene sava-
noriu. Ir tevas ir motina buvo grieztai
nusistate prizes mano sumanyma, ypac kad
juos kurste kaimynai. Tevas, kad mega
leciau slapta iseiti ] kariuomene, paslepe
mano drabuzius ir avaline.
Susitaupiau siek-tiek pinigQ, isigijau
geresnius drabuzius ir avaline, ir 1919 me-
tu Gruodzio Is diena abu SUI jaunesniu
broliu pabegom. Atvykom j Kedainiu ko-
mendantura ir pristatem komendantui ka-l
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-23
KAS YRA JUODOJI RINKA?

Tai nera tik uzkampis ar sklepas kur Juo-
doj Rinlsa veikia. Kuomet mokat daugiau
negu ceiling kainos ar perkat racionuotas
prekes be ration punktu, jus skaitotes Juo-
dosios Rinkos dalyvis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-23
rininkui. sarauskui. Name prieme, ma
no brolio, kadangi jis buvo dar perjaunas,
neprieme ir tas verkdamas gryzo namon.
MiegOiom ant cementiniu grindu

Miegojom ant cementiniu grindu
Kariuomeneje prasidejo dideli vargai.
Stengiausi tuojau patekti j fronta Kaune
etapo punkte buvo labai blogas valgis If
elgesys. Dauguma naujoku zemaiciu is
punkto isbegiojo. AS buvau grieztai pasi-
ryzes viska iskenteti ir kentejau. Veliau
paaiSkeio kad valgio kareiviams buvo duo
DANA uztektinai, bet nuvogdavo rastinin-
kas ar tvarkdarys.
Po kurio laiko patekau antro atsargos
bataliono antra kuopa Aukstojoje Pane,
muneje. Cia padetis buvo taip pat apy-
hloge Apple menesi laiko teko guleti ant
cementiniu grindu, kartais net ir be siau.
dQ. Buvo kieta ir salta. Laikui begant
viskas gerejo.
1920 metu Kovo Is diena blvau per.
keltas j raiteliu pulka, j ketvirta eskadro.
ma. Cia lengviau atsidusau, nors teko il
arklius, ir mesla valyti. IS mazens me.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-23

STAI yra dalykas kur "keletas centu
ekstra" gall padaryti daug zalos vi
SONS musu karo pastangoms. Tas ga
Ii paversti jus Juodu Marketieriu. Mo-
kedami daugiau negu ceiling kainos
ar pirkdami reikmenis be ration zen
klukq JUS padrasinat aukstas kainas.
Kai beint kas jums siuloma uz auks-
ciau negu ceiling kama, arba be rel
kalingu ration punktu, SAUGOKITES!
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-16
Weddinq Feast

MR.. AND MRS RUSSELL c,
MAHON of ParkSide ave-
nue. celebrated their we'd.
ding anniversary with a dinner
at the DAG Saturday
evening ...
At the table decorated with
bright autumn flowers
places were marked for their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Mallard D.. their
other daughters, Peggy Mahon
and Mrs. Rene Adlong
And for DR.. and Mrs. Arthur
Ruthven Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Buskin Mrs. Owen
Church e. Mr.. and Mrs. Orley
L. Mahon Mr. and Mrs 0.
II. Dawson Mr.. and Mrs.
John a. Hanley Mr. and
Mrs. r. J. Lamborns and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A Mont
GOmery
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-16
To Dine and Dance

MIR. AND MRS. w. HAROLD
LIGHTBODY OF Neff road
will be hosts at a dinner and
dancing party at the DAG this
evening in observance of
Mrs. Lightbodys birthday an
niversary -.
Among the guests will be Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Clements
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur d. Suther-
land Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nancy Mr.. and Mrs Harold
w. Burton Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlow c. Stahl Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian G. Mcintosh Mr..
and Mrs. Navarro G. Bennett q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill l. Perry
,.. Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Startling
Mr.. and Mrs. sgd r. Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. John *.
Penny
Others will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Filmer o.. Mrs. Wallace
Kileen Mr.. and Mrs Stanley
Collins Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Zimmer Mr.. and Mrs David
Marentette MIR and Mrs. G.
D. Cline Mr.. and Mrs. John
Zimmers Mrs. Carl Stewart
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cruik-
shank Mr.. and Mrs Russell
NJ. White Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam F. Austin =. Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. D. Baker Mr.. and Mrs.
+. {. Laitner &c.. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gillett ..- and Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar NJ. Reitz.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-16
MARCH y 70 APRIL 90

Aries-Although you can't see
evidence of planetary benefits,
they are there. Adhere to prin-
ciples Of your sign, they are
more than ever a guide for bet
ter results. Watch trends.
APRIL 2I TO NAY 20
TaWus-Be cautious. yet Curl
Gus enough to see an advantage.
For extra values from your
efforts, careful craftsmanship
will pay. Protect your credit,
budget.
MAY 2f TO JUNE II
COMMUNICATION you have looked
over the field Of operation, you'll
say how simple! So look before
you act! Seek to soldify your
efforts, to avoid diffusive condi-
tions. Enhance security.
JUNE % TO JULY 20
CdRcer-Among most favored
today: small business, shops,
teachers, doctors, manufacturers
Of home commodities, clerks,
trade unions. Be worthy of the
good things, the freedom we
enjoy.
JULY 2& TO AUG. p
Leo-A holiday for benefits,
many throughout day. Your
affable manner and heady knowl-
edge a great help in putting
over pet ideas, troublesome tasks,
attaining swifter success. Ro-
nance rates high.
AUG. 2S TO SEPT. 25
Tirgo-Appropriate period to
set apart time-thank God for
peace and a sound place to live.
But this must be more than
words. Have courage, confidence
in right over might.
SEPT. 94 TO OCT. 2S
Libro-Be modest in desires,
abundance will be yours in due
time. if you lay plans well, act
intelligently. Our boys in bat
tie taught us restrictions in lux
uries, sacrifices.
OCT. % TO NOV. 22
Scorpio - Aspects mildly en-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-16
In Mayfair
With
THE CHAPERON

/ SATURDAY WAS an iulpor-
tant day for pretty little Mrs.
Sam Keller
To begin with II was her
birthday and she was de-
luged all through the morning
-. with greetings and gifts
Then at noon she and Mr..
X, Her joined a Jolly party OF
pheasant hunters at the Mlchl-
gan Central Station and set
out for Today stay .. at
Aberdeen, s. .. 49,.
The others in the party were
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Rinehart -.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Fruehauf
:. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nichols
-. and Nlr and Mrs. Manfred
Burleigh
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-16
Choose a New,
Exciting Perfume

ONE OF the greatest assets
to any rerfume is its ability TO
weave a spell of enchantment
around our charms.
Every girl wants a scent
that's exotic, but not heavy.
Exhilarating and a bit haunting.
With so many men returning
from the miserable odors of
war, and the masculine smell of
the army, we find IL an absolute
necessity to wear a perfume
that is essentially feminine. A
scent TO make him realize that.
at long last. he is back in the
fragrant world of his dreams.
A lovely. ever-inspiring per-
fume is one with a fascinating
name, Tzigane. sounds very
glamorous, doesn't it?
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-16
OF for South

WHEN IliE first chill hreeZes
blow islk begin 10 think
about going south and Lewis
Fisher Brown dashed down TO
Tucson. Ariz q week ago D.. 4.
and rented beautiful ranch
house for his wife ... and their
daughter, Sandy
The family VIII 20 down {.
in early January but Mr..
Brown will keep their house IN
Grand Marais boulevard open
-, since his business viii keep
him in Detroit most of the
winter -.
Mrs. Brown and Sandy plan
10 be away until after
Easter
Mrs. Browns parents MIR.
and Mrs. Lowell r. krauS Of
Berkshire road --- haze also
rented a ranch house in Arizona
and both places are on the
Rancho de la RobleS -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-16
School Girl Party

JUDY FROST g.. younger
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Craw-
ford Frost of Village Lane
has invited a group of
friends from Crosse Pointe
Country Day School and other
schools 10 dine with her
before the Paul Strasburg
dancing class next Friday
evening
Judy's guests will be Gay Bull
Lee WadSworth i. Ann
Bross -. Mimi Thompson
Betty Lou GivenS Cynthia
Wade . Mary Macdonald =. E.
Mary Johnson
Mary Phelan Doreen
Booth Julie Dickson &.
Sigurd Koebel Kitty Macau-
ley Mary Bahr Adele
Huebner Joyce Whitaker
. and Mary Mexican 80.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-16
Profit BY
Mistakes
BY ELSIE ROBINSON
Dare 10 remember!

Dare 10 remember!
Dare to remember every
thingl
That takes nerve. Easy
enough TO remember the pleas
ant times in life, the successes
you've achieved, the compli-
ments you've received, the good
deeds you've done.
But it's tough 10 remember
the other times the times
you've blundered, made a fool
of yourself, turned yellow, done
cheap and shameful and cruel
things.
You don't want 10 remember
things like that-thingS that
humiliate and worry you. You
want 10 escape from-them, and
so you've invented an elaborate
tissue of alibis and excuses
which you use even in your
secret thoughts to comfort
your vanity or sooihe your con-
science.
Dare 10 Look Back
Or perhaps you've adopted
some sentimental creed which
tells you not TO think about
such efforts-to "look at the
bright side only
But if you look at the bright
side only you learn nothing
about yourself, or life, and as
a consequence youn continue
TO commit stupid. silly and
vicious acts. For the cause OF
them will still be in you.
You'll never prevent mis-
takes in the future unless you
study the mistakes of the past.
Stop thinking of those past
mistakes as blots on your rec
ords. AS a matter of fact, "A
mistake is your greatest asset
If you'll use II right,
You can learn more from one
uainful mistake than you can
from a thousand pleasant sue
uSses.
Remember Everything
Dare 10 remember! Dare 10
remember everything! Dare TO
lift the curtain and face all the
badness and madness and sad
ness that has come into your
life.
Don't linger over it unneceS-
sarily. Don't make a Wollow of
regret nor a racket of self-pity,
but take a good, honest look.
Stop making alibis. Stop blam-
ing the other fellow.
Study why you did that thing
Of which you are ashamed.
What secret weakness in your
own makeup tricked you into
it? Does that same weakness
still exist?
Be Proud Of Courage
Dare to remember every
thing. And, as you remember,
dare TO be proud.
You took risk? And got
yourself into a mess? Be proud
because you had the courage
10 take that risk. Make up
your mind to use better sense
next time; but still be proud
of the courage that forced that
past blunder.
Be ashamed only Of the times
when you ducked life, and two
timed yourself by your own
cowardice.
Copyright. 1s45. by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-16

TEEN-AGERS, you'll want
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10. y. Ia. 16. Size l., jumper
2is yds. 39-in.; blouse Ii ydS.
35-in.
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Send an additional IS cents
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Free patterns for three hats,
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Send 35 cents in coins when
ordering both pattern and book.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Detartment, The
Detroit Times, Detroit 81, Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-16

couraging. You have great inner
strength and ability, can cope
with perplexities, resistance; use
this power now. To what degree
you do depends on your advance
ment.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
Sdgittdrjus--S ugges ener-
getic action from dawn 10 dusk.
Think about this old saying:
God helps those who help them
selves" Every one is angling
for a place at the table of sue
cess; join in.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Cdpricorn-Men in responsible
places have learned the value Of
clear judgment, are up to the
mark. Keep ship-shape to avoid
sinking with the unprepared.
Quality, competence count.
JAN. p TO FEB. 90
Aqudrius - Influences placid.
However, your intentions can,
with proper push behind them,
overcome many obstacles. Be in
spired by OF hers succeeding
despite handicaps. Accept your
lot gracefully.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 90
Pisces-Facts today must be
guides for tomorrow. Knowing
is half the battle; let's follow
this lead and plan intelligently.
Depend more on your own fine
ability than on others help.
YOU, BORN TODAY: Have
impartial judgment, keen intui-
ton, foresight. Often susceptible
to influences Of others, may even
copy mannerisms; can be good
imitator Of voice and action.
Usually quick to express feel
ings. Should avoid too much
excitement. Excel as I'D & e,
statesman, actor, musician.
Copyright, 1945. by KinE Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-16
Wash Rubber Gloves

IN MANY forms Of house.
cleaning rubber gloves furnish
a convenient protection for the
hands. After each using they
should be dipped in a basin OF
suds. rinsed thoroughly In clear
water, and patted dry with a
soft cloth. Dust them inside and
out with talcum powder before
putting away.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-16
Cubed Fruit Salad

CALAVO AND citrus fruits
cubed and combined half and
half make a delicious salad
served with tart French
dressing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-16
FRocK Horoscope
BY Frances Drake

Look e Section in Which Your Birthday Comes and Find
What Your Outlook Is, According to the Stars
For TuesdaY, oct. I6, 1915
Evening star., 1945-09-21

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It's houeIoss Silhouette with full and flare
the Gold color, fuchso blue Sizes
Toto
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Cut with double the fashion with softly wdened
orhoes scroll Of self brod the left
shoulder adds turquoise powder blue Sizes II TO-
$2275
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An osino Msm felt, fehy but fetching with its softly
shrred and its big big bow that gives the
perpetual motion But we know they'll love it. IN ookwood
brown and black $3.50
Evening star., 1945-09-21

we'll the dates of your visits to this
placer" shot back Mr.. OConnell.
There was special significance
to them, Mr. Potter said.
The other women on trial are Judy
Hunt, 27, and Mary Karikas, "a.
Evening star., 1945-09-21
THE EVENING STAR, washington, D. c.
FRIDAY
Deputy Marshal East
due 10 Resume Stand
Today in Beach Case

Deputy Marshal Tom East was to
resume the witness stand this after
noon in Municipal Court in the case
Of Carmen Beach and two other
women charged with frequenting a
house of prostitution as result of a
raid in July on massage parlor in
the 100 block of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV.
Judge Almond Scott had under
consideration a motion by T. Ed
ward O'Connell, defense attorney to
prevent Mr.. East from testifying be-
yond his service of an arrest war
rant on Mrs. Margaret Locke, pro-
prietress of the establishment.
An arrest warrant is no substi-
tute for search warrant" argued
Mr.. O'Connell yesterday.
Edmund Holmes Potter, 47-year-
old war veteran and patron of the
establishment, concluded his testi-
mony as a Government witness after
extended cross examination.
Mr.. Potter said that "aerographic
waves" which usually came to him
about the time he received his Vet
Grams Administration check suggest
ed that he spend his money in the
place and he had to fight the sug-
gestions off.
He said, in answer to one of Mr..
O'Connell's questions, that he had
a fair memory for faces, but was poor
on dates.
Then how do you remember so
Evening star., 1945-09-21
Tyrone Power Unable
To See Jap Studios
Ey the Associated Press

Ry the Associated Press.
TOKYO. Sept. 2l.-Marine 1t
Tyrone Power, former Aim star
meant to make his first visit to
Tokyo today a busman's holiday and
inspect a japanese movie studio
"but it's too far out, and I have
only one day here" he lamented.
1t. Power has been plotting a
C-46 cargo plane. He was active
in the Okinawa campaign, later
made regular flights from a Saipan
base, and Is now stationed at Yoko-
suka Naval Base, across the bay
from Tokyo.
He said that since the war is over
he's eager to get back to Hollywood
and into the movies again, but sc
far, I've had not word about a dis
charge" u
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-12

ga lie stopnjema spreminja V takozvano brhansko obcestvo (Bri-
fish Commonwealth of Nations).
Angleska delavska stranka je dobila S svojo zmago v roke
ne kako ldealno, ampak do kraja izcrpano, zastarelo kapitalisti-
emo drzavo. Drzavo, XII zii cd svetovne trgovine, kolonij in ME
min dominjonov. Drzavo,k Xxi ina donna sicer resnicno, dasi skoz in
skoz kapitalisticno demokracUo, a drugod 10 marsikakemu ljud-
stvu vztrajno odreka. N. pr. Indiji.
10 Je Churchill prevzel Waldo, je odkrito izjavl, da S tenn
nj prevzel nalogo predsedovati likvidaciji britanskega cesarstva.
Nasprotno, deloval BIO, da ga Sc bdj utrdi. V ia namen je podpi-
raj v lndiji, v Grciji, v Italiji in povsod najbolj konservativne,
prlvllegirane sloje v Skodo demokratGnih krogov prizadetih
dezel.
Ali DO mogla delavska stranka to spremeniti? PoskuSala DO,
tooa n e V namenu hkv1dlranJa britskega Imperial in njenih .inte-
resov v drugih dezelah, temvec ga scementirati z boil demokra-
tcnejsimi sredstvi, kot pa je v ME Churchill veriel.
Skozi vo dobo minute vojne pa je jasno, da je postala An
giJa boil in boil odvisna cd gospodarske, vojaSke in diplomat
enc pomoci zed. draw in ocitno je, da Sc ia odvisnost nadaljuje
tudi pod delavsko Waldo.
koliko casa DO tako, je odvisno cd razvoja v Evropi, v Aziji,
Juzni Ameriki in drugje. Polozaj povsod je v negotovosti in Sc Sc
mic ne We, ali DO ameriskemu kapitalizmu mogoce reSiti svet "a
starr red ali ne. We Sc lie, da ljudstva zahtevajo svoje in da kapi-
tallzem napram levcarskim vladam nastopa z ekonomskimi
sankclJami in diplomatGnimi pritski. ft
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-12
Hitler bill visoko pIueon

Pripovedovanja, kako skrom-
no zivi Hitler in da ne prejema
drugega cd drzave kot "a svoje
stroSke, SO Sc il najdenih doku-
mentov v Berlinu izkazala "a
neresnicna. Kajti il Min ie raz-
vidno, kot poroca UP il Wies-
badena dine 3. sept, ola je preje-
NAL skupno okrog $40, 100000
ma leto. I'll podatki SO il nem-
skega tajnega proracuna leta
1912. Tedaj je prejemal "di-
rektne" place $4,000 mark in
to SO kazali ljudstvu v slepilo.
Brez oglasanja V javnosti pa je
prejemal mad million mark pla-
&c kot predsednik tretjega raj
ha, "a milijonov mark kot kan
cellar in 100000 mark subven-
CHE kot vodja nacijske stranke.
Koliko so znasali njegovi po-
stranski dohodki, pa nj Sc do
gnano, a gotovo je, da tudi ii nj
so bill nizki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-12

teoreticno podkovan in moder,
je vendarle velika razlika med
clovekom, XII nj nikoli okusil ne
sladkosti zakonskega zivljenja,
pa tudi ne bridkosti - in teh ie
neprimeroma vec!
Skusila sem to Sama. Pouce-
vala sem ~solarje kot dekle in
pozneje- kot zena in matt. Nj
sem bila sicer nobeno bozje Gu
do, tope pameti pa tudi ne.
Otroke sem mela rada in pri-
zadevala sem 81, da bi jim bila
resnicno vestna in dobra ucite-
ljica ter vzgojiteljica. Vedela
sem in spoznavala sem, da ie
vsaktero clovesko bite nekako
pc svoje zgrajeno telesno in Sc
boil dusevno. cato sem vsako
sploSnost MACEDONIA odklaniala
in Sc tega pravca tudi drzala,
kolikor sem mogla. r 81
Ali Sele, ko mi je privekal ma
svet moi lastni prvi in zadnji
= narascaj, Sc je med menoj in
Solsko deco razmaknila neka ne
vidna zavesa, O kateri nisem do
tistih dob imela najmanjse
slutnje. Koliko jasneje sem Sc
daj videla razlicice med posa-
meznimi otroki, in koliko dra-
Il. in zanimivejsi SO mi bill! To
YAM je bilo zane veliko dozi-
vetje in velikansko razodetje
hkrati! In lahko recon - tudi
zadnji izpit resnicne usposob-
ljenosti.
Pa nune? Odrekle so Sc temu
svetu in to bodi dovolj?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-12
KATKA ZUPANCIC:
IVERI

gnili so Sc zakonu in vsem v "a
konsko podrocje spadajocim
pravicam in dolznostim - pa
bi vzgajali bodoce matere in
ocete -.
Steer je cerkev povzdignila
zakon v sveti zakrament - a
prepovedala ga je svoji duhov-
Semi, da bi tako ostala neo-
madezevana -, Ticali SO "a tenn
seveda Sc drugi vzroki, zlasti
denarni. Kakor druzina vsake-
ga drugega zemljana, bi tudi
duhovnikova druzina imela to-
like ust, kolikor CLAW, in treba
bi 10 rediti in oblaciti it'd. Sami
izdatki. Cerkvi DO boil donosno,
&c Sc izrece "a zapoved neome-
jenega stevila r~ojstev pri svojih
vernikih, duhovscino pa "dvi-
gne" mad zakrament sv. zakona.
Kaj je boil vzvisenega, nego
biti zenin sv., cerkve! Kaj veil
castnejsega, nego biti nevesta
samemu Jezusu? Pa bi ii ljudje
usposabljali naso deco "a real
no zivljenje!
Kriva 81 je cerkev sama, &c
igra njena duhovscina smesno
vlogo "ocetov" in skoro ne mo-
rem zapopasti zakoncev, XII no.
dijo tenn "ocetom" pravit svoje
zasebne zakonske zadeve. Kako
maj tt vecni zenini razumejo re-
elmo zaskrbljenost starsev, &c
Sc sestorici otrok pridruzi Sc Sc
dmi, ko imajo zadostnega kru-
ha komaj "a tri?
Kdaj so oni = ali pa njihove
"sestre" = obcutili brezmejni
strah in bolest ~starsev, ko slone
oh postelji svojega resno bolne-
ga otroka? Ali ko izvedo, da Jim
je padel sin? Kaj vedo tie Bogu
posvecene osebe o ljutih bojih
~ cloveskem srcu, ko 81 n. pr.
zakonska zvestoba in skusnja-
va stojita nasproti?
Bodi pc letih Sc tako zrel in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-12
PROBLEM

Dvojne smernice vnanie po-
lltlke dveh svetov so odprle vra-
ia novim problemom, tikaiocih
Sc pripoznanja vlad. Amerika
je magic priznala tiransko Fran
covo Waldo V Spaniji in Sc ie bo-
rila ina konferenci v San Fran
ciscu) "a sprejem Argentine
med Zdruzene narode, dasi Ar
gentina nj storila nobenega po-
zitivnega doprinosa "a voino
Zdruzenih narodov.
Ia klasicna baza velia Sc We
dino ma podlagi priznanja reak-
cionarnih tiranov. Ampak Anne
rlka danes povzema edinstvene
korake, do zahteva pogol "a pri-
poznanje Titove Wade v Jugo-
slaviji, = pogoj, da Tito upelie
stir svobodscine v svoii dezeli.
Administrative pa Sc nj pokaza-
la nobenega znaka, da DO ia DO
goJ predlozila tudi Francu v
Spaniji, Peronu Argentina ali
Kaisku ma Kitajskem, kot cena
"a pripoznanje njihovih vlad.
Nedoslednost glede teh stirih
svobodScin V nasi vnanji politi-
XII Je tukaj porodila zacudenie
IN vpraSanje, da morda ameri-
ski uradni odnosaji ne izhaiaio
radi naSe skrbi "a demokraciio
" vzhodni Evropi, marvec radi