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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-14
MuzzLE LOADING RIFLE ENTHUSIASTS PREDICT
BRIGHT FUTURE FOR PIONEER "SH00TM' IRON

about getting back and picking up
the old smoke-pole and burning
the evils m e Hing charcoal-salt
petre-sulphur concoction.
pages Of our publication" says
Secretary Farris, "are open to the
lowly grounding hunter or the
chap who can knock off buck and
they are doing it. The match
shooters share their experiences in
our columns.
"Our first invitation proved the
old firelocks had some grouping
ability and has an appeal not found
in the cartridge arms. The "roll-
your-own" load does something to
| . guy-he becomes . 'critter pos
sessed."
Gunsmiths are being helped back
into their shops to repair and re-
condition the frontier guns. 1t is
expected that fine mechanics. who
will soon be out Of uniform will
go back into small shops all over
the nation. Many new persons are
anxious to try their hand at one
or more type Of gursmithing.
Yes, whether it's styles or
muskets, long skirts or short
dresses, big hats or little ones, OF
peg-top pants, the old always re-
turns.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-14
East KenneWiick

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenney Carlton
and son David arrived Saturday
at the J. H. Carlton home from
Tacoma. They plan to make
their future home in the COM
munity.
Bunnie and Cherry Pace, child
rem of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Pace,
have the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hoadley re-
turned to their East Kennewick
home after spending the winter
months with their daughter In
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Door
received word from hit eisrol233
received word from their son
Wesley telling of his recent pro-
motion from Seaman 1/c to Petty
Officer SIC. Wesley is stationed
in California.
Mrs. c. E. Michaels has been III
with the flu for the past week.
Yvonne Hille, Sonia Mitchell
and Marjorie Mowery were guests
of Jerry Van Patten over the
week end.
Richard Hardy left Tuesday af-
ternoon for Fort Lewis, where he
will be assigned after his re-en-
listment into the Army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Shirado,
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Zahn and
Peter Schwartz spent Sunday in
Yakima visiting with friends.
Quentin Mizer received his dis
charge from the Navy Thursday,
March z, came home Friday and
left again Friday evening to con-
tinue his college training at Cor
wallis, Orgon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Zahn have
returned to Kennewick from Blu
ella, North Dakota. where they
spent the winter. They plan Ia
make their home in East Kenne-
wick.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-14
1.lnes Reports on Congressional
,I,;v;,;es: Promotes Market Service

made by that department. I am
also pressing for the department
to release the price on green peas
for processing which has been long
overdue.
Marketing news service for CEN
trail and southeastern Washington
is one of the most interesting SER
vices which I am pushing for use
in the district. Have appeared
before the subcommittee on the
Agriculture Appropriations Bill
with a prepared statement Of
strong representations for its in
stallation in our area. pointed out
that the immense production of
fruit, hay, potatoes, sugar beets,
hops, truck gardening and other
general diversified crops has been
such that it is highly important for
a stabilized market that such news
service be instituted.
said in part, "The bringing in
of new lands under the Roza Di-
vision of the Yakima Project will
still further increase the produc-
ton. When you realize that this
service will benefit the Yakima
Valley, the Kittitas Valley, Kene-
wick Highlands, Lower Columbia
Basin, Walla Walla and the Big
Bend development, its Importance
is very evident !. Due to the
perishibility of a large portion of
products grown in this area, it is
highly essential that as much cur
rent market information as poss-
ible be furnished the growers and
shippers in order that they might
realize maximum returns for their
production The service would
serve a densely populated area
where the production right now is
more than 100 million dollars an
nually. Several Pomona Oranges
are Fundamentally urging this
service I have discussed this
subject with officials in the De-
partment of Agriculture and have
been advised that the Department
is prepared to institute this service
if an appropriation is made
Under a cooperative agreement
with the state of Washington
whereby the state would contrib
ute fifty percent Of the expense
we do not believe that the Federal
cost void be excessive I un.
eQuivocally and wholeheartedly
urge a sufficient appropriation tc
permit ALLEGATION of funds for this
news service as an extremely i'm.
Iportant step in food production and
marketing in our reconversion pro,
gram"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-14
Shades Of our pioneers!

Shades Of our pioneers!
Damn o. Taber, Columbus, Ohio,
secretary of the Ohio Develop
ment Commission, is claiming q
worlds championship in the re-
vival of an ancient art as an aid
in the reconversion period.
With what? With muzzle-load-
ing rifles!
But wait moment before you
smoker! This revived industry,
tucked in the famous Ohio hill
country known the world over fol
its scenic caves, has steadily grown
to an international organization OF
more than. 5000 members from
Norway to Ceylon, with its own
national magazine. Every state in
the country has a sizable member.
ship. In interest it rivals the 'bie
guns" literally and figuratively.
And that's not all. The GROUP
has its own shooting range and il
is nearing time for the annual
tIrkey-shoot which will attract
thousands Of addicts.
The germ was incubated BY
E. M. Farris, Of Portsmouth, Ohio
who has served as secretary since
the charter members first plunket
down their fifty cents apiece. II,
says, "our servicemen love to thinl
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-14
Federal Employees Elect
Michael Miller President

A regular meeting Of the Pasco-
Kennewick local Of the National
Federation of Federal Employees
was held at Parkview Homes Com
munity building Tuesday, March
5.
Michael Miller Of Kennewick
was elected president and r. j.
Gidney of Richland, second vice
president, to fill the vacancies in
these offices. Other officers are
Linn L. Tinsman, secretary-treas-
urer; e. Stanley Cathcart, third
vice president and Otte Schnell-
hardt, first vice president.
The group decided on a name
for the local newsletter. 1t is to
be called "The Federal Atom-izer."
The name was suggested by Robert
e. Bruntlett and L. w. Warnke OF
Richland.
Michael Miller was presented a
billfold as special award from the
National Federation Of Federal
Employees in recognition OF his
outstanding work in securing new
members.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-03-14

s.,,e had remarkable sue
~e !. set s.tting surplus items for
- = thru Colonel Ira F. Ben
N Chief Of Veterans ACQUISITION
~ Ne has suggested that
sseho 's.rans wanting surplus items
~ ss' nsrt Of the country should
% on J. ouch with Mr.. L. K: Akers'
e =. 2 ' Veterans Service Division
q ~ wash. Regional ot1lce'
si.''1 Asset. Corp. @Fc''
WIZ .,.;ce has been in constant
TIE C :.h The Agriculture Depart.
at 70 ; wnSe al is 80 percent OF the
iedS ~ crop for the state OF
lssis Ia, 'stor. and naturally the
Wasnms livestock men, poultry
falm4A I'd dairy farmers are vi
>Slisd. .sfeefed. The Agriculture
@ has assured me that they
Dept a sS individual hardship
VII 9 = The respective businesses
&C. = and may submit the or.
.nees = amendment after trying il
... cnEEN PEAS
Law. taken up with the Agrl'
-,,, nasIp Debt. the order for main
cu!s a nercent of parity on the
tas no1t price for potatoes. They
ao., ne that the new set of fig
~ az being worked on which
W. .,,S rectify any error in COM
s n;S that had previously been
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
Lausche Saukia Posedi

Cub. Frank J. Lausche sau-
kia speciali valstijos seimelio
posedi aptarimui Ohio senat-
YES pensiju ir issprendimo val
stijos taksu sistemos bel XII
tu reikalu.
Federale valdzia pakele val
stijoms pensiju nuo $40 Xxi $25
menesiui. Valstija turf nutar-
ii prideti savo tokia pat suma
savo seneliu islaikymui, taiE
kad vietoje $40 seneliai lures
gauti $50 menesiui.
Gubernatorius Lausche slo'
mis- dienomis pradeda savo an
tro termino vaju. Gubernato'
riaus rinkimai bus Lapkricio 5
Lausche ir 81 karta kandi
datuoja bepartiniai, nesiskaity
damaS SUI DemOkratu paftlJO:
vadais. 10 rinkimu vaju vado
vaus John E. Lokar, guberna
toriaus asmeniskas sekretorius
| Dirva ir Siais rinkimais re
mia Frank E. Lausche j Ohi'
| pllbprnatOriuS.
| PREF. Truman rupinasi Ohio
rinkimais taipgi. Jis susirupl
nes isrinkimu Senatoriaus ia
mes w. Huffman, Demokrato
kuri Lausche paskyre po to ka
Senatorius Burton pateko
Auksciausi Teisma. Huffman
isbaiges Burtono termina, da
bar kandidatuoja savo nuopel
nais. Prizes j Republikonai pa
state buvusi Gubernatoriu Johr
w. Bricker.
PREF. Truman, nenoredamas
prasikalsti partiniams Demo
kratams, Cub. Lausche rim
kimu reikala nesikis, Lausche
yra CANA stiprus savaimi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
THREE ASPECTS OF
COMMUNISM.

When we talk of the Soviet
Union and Communism, we al
ways seem to have in mind an
economic system in which there
is no private property and ev-
erything is owned by the state.
This is the economic aspect of
Communism. When we think
of it in political terms, we re-
alize that a Communist State
is a dictatorship, in which all
power is concentrated in the
Central Executive Committee
of the Communist Party and
the omnipotent NKVD. After
these two aspects - economi-
cal and political - our think
ing usually stops.
We do not go any further.
And yet there is third aspect
of a Communist State which
is the most important - that
is, the moral aspect. AS we
know, religion to the Commu-
nists is a superstition. What
is then their moral conception
They do not recognize the
Ten Commandments. Their on
ly commandment is world Com
munist revolution and world
dictatorship of the proletariat
Logically, everything what ser,
yes this purpose, is, in Com
munist eyes, moral and every
thing that is contrary to their
aim, it is immoral. If mur,
der Unnecessary to achieve then
aim, it is a good thing, anc
abstention from such necessary
murder is bad thing. This
explains why Communist lead
ers do not feel guilty over
mass murder here or there anC
mass executions that they or
dered, are "just necessary.
In their Interpretation all Of
these acts are necessary to the
} success of their efforts to sub
due the world to the Commu
mist rule and, as such, they are
not crimes, but commendable
thinoS
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
San Carlo Opera

The Cleveland Opera Asso-
citation pranesa sutarima par
kviesti San Carlo Opera Com
pany j Clevelanda, kuri pasta
tvs cia kelias operas pradedant
Spaliu Is ir baigiant 20 d.
San Carlo Opera atvyksta
cia savo 35 metu keliavimu Sc
zonui, ir cia bus globoje For
tune Gallo su C. Bernardo, vie
tiniu reikalu vedeju.
Spaliu Is vakare bus stato-
ma :Lucia Di Lammermoor".
Spaliu Is, po pietu, "Car,
men,; vakare ta diena statys
"Rigoletto".
Sekmadieni, Spaliu 20 po pie
tu Madame Butterfly,
vakare - "Aida". Visi per
statymai atsibus Public Music
Hall.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
DIRVA-6S2O Superior Avenue.
PIKNIKAS PAVYKO

Nors lietingas oras kick pa
kenke, taciaus LVS LIMO sky
riaus draugiskas piknikas SEX
madieni, DR.. S. T. Tamosaicio
sode finansiskai pavyko, Lie
tuvos vadavimo darbams pasi-
dare grazaus pelno.
Prize didoko skaiciaus vieti-
niu, dar j svecius buvo atva-
ziave LVS centro valdybos
nariai, vice pirmininkas DR.. Jo-
mas Sims, seniau buves Cleve-
landietis, su ponia, Dirvos ra-
sytoja Maria Sims, ir Stepha,
MIA Ciurlionyte-Douvan, is Det,
roito.
Jaunimas dalyvaves piknike
sudare savo bureli ir p-lei Ta
mosaitytei pianu skambinan1
pasidainavo ir pasiSoko. Su
augusieji RADIO savo kalbas i,
uzsiemimus, Detroitieciai sve
ciai aptare LVS veikla su vie
tos centro valdybos nariais.
Pikniko komisija dekoja da
lyviams uz parama, pikniko pa
gelbininkams uz pasidarbavi
ma, taipgi Juozui Blaskeviciu
ir Aldonnai Wilkelis uz ju SUI
teikta pagalba pikniko reika
luOse.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
1916 Metu Orc Lenk-
tynes Ateina

Nepaprasta idomuma sukele
1916 metals atnaujinimas Ma
cionaliu Orc Lenktyniu Cleve-
lande, kurios ivyks Rugpjucio
30-Rugsejo 2. Daugelis zymiu
lakunu jau daro aplikacijos to-
Sc lenktynese dalyvauti. Jau
isirase 149 lakunai, palyginus
SUI 22 isirasiusiais dalyvauti
1889 metu lenktynese, kurios
buvo paskutines del karo pra-
sidejimo.
Bus ivairios lenktynes, ku.
rios vienos bus skersai sail
Clevelanda, kitos visokios cis
pat, su didziomis atlyginimr
sumomis laimetojams. Atlygi
minus ir garbes taures skiris
zymios Americas kompanijos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
@&le&s 53xp.oreaOkio

otL SO.kSrSol NIL
Camping is permissible with the
approval of the Forest Ranger.
In the park are approximately
Is miles of scenic forest trails. The
area is located 10 miles south of
Chillicothe and entered by US
Route %.
Eight miles southeast of Balm
bridge, between US Route 50 ard
State Route l24, is Pike Stat.
Forest.
Use of the camping grounds can
be secured by contracting the For
est Ranger.
A lake within the park furnishes
good fishing.
Plans have been completed and
funds appropriated for the con-
struction of 14-unit vacation
cabin development, which will
also include beach, bathhouse,
boathouse, etc. 1t will be COM
pleted in approximately two years.
The old Zane Trace, wilderness
pack-road from Maysville, Ken
lucky, crosses the forest.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
M IR M Al

THOMAS CEPLIKAS, 67 M,
nuo 442 Dundee ave., mire
Rugp. 3, staiga. Palaidotas 6
Rugp., Kalvarijos kapinese pa
maldos atsibuvo sv. Jurgio ba-
znycioje.
Like dukte, Mrs. Anna Wallis,
sunai Jonas ir Juozas.
Laidojime pasitarnavo laido-
tuviu direktore Della E. ia
kubs.
JURGIS DAILIDA, So M, mi
re Liepos 26, palaidotas Lie
pos 20 d., Kalvarijos kapinese,
,, Ashtabula, Ohio; pamaldos at
sibuvo sv. Juozapo baznycioje.
Velionis Amerikoje isgyveno
33 metus, paejo is siauliskiu k
Prienu parapijos. Buvo Dirvos
skaitytojas per daug metQ.
Paliko zmona, Justina, cis
Amerikoje, O Lietuvoje like
vienas brolis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09


Included is main council and
dining hall built of huge logs and
with massive stone fire places, a
kitchen and commissary. camp
dining room for groups of cot
tages, bath houses on the lake
shore, an infirmary, and living
quarters for camp cooks.
There are labeled nature trails,
riding and hiking trails. There
are swimming, boating and fish
ing, organized play spots, and an
outdoor theater.
Wild life abounds, and OCCASION
ally the careful hiker will see a
deer.
Arrangements for use of the
camp are made through the Rang
er, Tar Hollow State Forest, r. F.
D. 6, Chillicothe, Ohio.
The 9000-acre Scioto Trail State
Forest has two small impounded
lakes open to public fishing, with
picnicking facilities adjacent to
Caldwell Lake.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
CLEVELANDO miesto Ger

CLEVELAND miesto cen.
tre paezeryje bus statoma XII
ia lektuvu stotis, kuria uzgy-
re federale valdzia ir skiria
tam tikra suma pinigu. Sto-
tbs bus irengiama tarp 12-tos
ir 3O-tos gatviu pavandenyje
kastuos apie $3,50O,O0O. Dar-
bas bus baigtas apie 1948 m.
Dabartine orlaiviu stotis yra
toll nuo miesto, paw. ! Detroita
oru nuskristi ina 80 minutas
o. ta orlaiviQ stoti nuvyktt
reikia pasvesti visa valanda.
Mayoras Burke rekomendavc
skyrima 100 milijonu dolarir
prapletimui Clevelando srities
orlaiviu stociu, kurios ineina
9 aplinkiniu apskriciu ribas.
Federale valdzia skiria dali
pinigu tam tikslui, tik miestai
ir apskriciai turf dadeti save
sumas jeigu nori lektuvu sto-
tis padidinti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
Cabin at Tar Hollow

Clustered around Chillicothe.
first capital of Ohio, are three
state forests which are open to
campers. They are Tar Hollow,
near Route 327 and north of Lon
donderry, Scioto Trail Forest, be-
tween Chillicothe and Alma on
Route %, and Pike Forest, near
Route Al and south of Bainbridge.
All three of these state parks
have areas set aside for the camp
er. These have been selected for
the beauty of the surrounding
territory, for natural drainage in
case of storm, and for convenience
to get water, and fishing.
At all of them sanitary facilities
are adequately furnished.
At Tar Hollow is successful
state experiment. In this 10000
acre forest the State has built and
developed group camp, capable
of caring for IT'S campers at one
time. 1t is available to organized
groups having their own super
vision and direction.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09

DARBAI Clevelande taikos
metu pakilo tick kad pasieke
auksciausi laipsni, neiskaitant
aukstus laipsnius kokie buvc
pasiekti karo metals.
Dabartiniu laiku darbingu-
mas cia yra p nuos. didesnis
negu buvo Balandzio m. 1910
metals, kada pradeta kariskQ
reikmenu gaminimas, bet Anne
rika dar nebuvo kare.
Skaiciuojama kad is $4,000
galinciu dirbti sioje srityje as
menu, darbus turf $1,000.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
IDEALISM AND
MATERIALISM

Needless to say, the Commu-
mist code is diametrically op-
posed to the Christian moral
code of which the United Stat
es and Great Britain are the
chief proponents. Hence the
misunderstanding between the
Anglo-Americans and the Rus
sian.
Communism is the extreme
manifestation of materialism -
there is no life after this life,
and as such it is irreconcilable
with Christianity which is the
expression of idealism, of be-
lief that spiritual part of man
lives forever. If we transfer
these conceptions into political
field, we find their expression
in two other antipodes: world
organization based on democra-
CIV and justice - this is the
Anglo-American conception -
and world organization based
on dictatorship and force -
this is the Communist concep-
ton. 1t is clear that between
these two opposite poles no un,
derstanding or compromise is
possible, and sooner or later
one of these opposite concep-
tions will eliminate the other
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09

MESOS pardaveju suvaziavi-
me, kuris ivyko Clevelande sia
savaite, buvo daroma pranasa-
vimai kad j pora menesiQ me-
sos kama nupuls Xxi zemiausio
laipsnio is pastaru keturiu me-
tu, be valdzios kontroles, to-
del, sake, nera reikalo rupin-
tbs uzdeti OPA ant mesos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09

PAJIEsKOMI Pijusas San
kus ir Jurgis Murauskas, zinau
kad gyvena Clevelande. Turiu
labai svarbu reikala. Prasau
atsiliepti siuo adresu:
M. Masiokas
4233 So. Maplewood Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
REIKALINGA


Viduramze pora visokiam dar-
bui ukeje. Gera mokestis, ma
mai, sviesa, taipgi kiausiniai,
sviestas ir ukes produktai mai
stui. Nuolatinis darbas ant vi
sados. Turf tureti ukes patyri
ma. Atsisaukit Dirvos Ad.
ministracija, $500 Superior av
FN. 4486.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09

MIESTAS pradejo vesti ko-
va prizes dumus, stengiamasi
dirbtuves, namus ir traukinius
kurie leidzia dumus sudrausti.
Ia kova su dumais toliau da-
rosi grieztesne.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
TRAFIKO nelaimeSe Cl

TRAFIKO nelaimese Cleve.
lande per Liepos menesi zuvu
siu skaicius nupuole Xxi zemiau-
sio laipsnio, tureta tik tryS
mirtys per visa menesi. Tx
1914 raetu Liepos menesi netu-
reta nei vienos trafiko uzmu-
simu mirties.
Nuo metu pradzios trafiko
nelaimese cia zuvo jau GA as
menys; pernai per tick pat lai-
ko zuvusiu buvo So.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
Skelbirnai Dirvoje

Turedami parduoti ar is
nuomoti mama, kambarl,
ar parduoti kokius daiktus
kuriuos kiti gall sunaudo-
ii, pasiskelbkite DirvoJe.
Skelbimus atneskite gata-
val parase. Priimami lkl
pietu treciadieniais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09

DUONA vel pabranginta 1c
bakaneliui; didesni bakaneliai
pabranginta dviem centais. Ia
kama leido pakelti OPA.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
LIGHT FROM TIE WEST WILL SAVE
EUROPE FROM TIE COMMUNIST
THREAT
Address by julius Smetona at Epworh- Euclid Methodist
Sunday School, Cleveland Ohio on July %.

glo-AmerlcanS remained firm
and true to their ideals. But,
alas, just as a doctor fighting
contagious disease is subject
to contraction of the disease,
so Anglo = Americans, dealing
with the Communists, are sub
ject to the influence of Com
munist teachings. Occasions
where they should have acted;
policies of appeasement at the
expense of former allies and
other decent people show clear
enough the shift from respect
of principles to expediency and
opportunism. Anglo-Americans
are today strong enough to say
>ne efficient mo" to the Com
munists, and if they don't do
that they cannot escape the
responsibility. Morally one is
responsible not only for his own
wrongs, but also for the wrongs
of another, committed with his
consent or as result of his in
activity.
COMMUNISTS IN EUROPE
FOLLOW THE POLICY OF
DIFFERENTIATION.
While this country and the
British persist in collaboration
at any price with the Soviet
Union, Communists in Russian
occupied portions of Europe
follow their usual policy of ex-
termination of all non-Commu-
mist elements. The rest of Eu-
rope too, though not under
Communist control, strongly
feels the Communist breath.
Generous American supplies of
food and clothing and other
goods to Europe is helping the
European nations to survive the
present crisis. But. no supply
of the best American goods can
free millions of innocent Euro,
peans from the Russian death
camps or warrant the rest OF
! Europe the freedom from fear
TOWARDS PAX-AMERICANA A
Starving, impoverished, and
terrorized Europe looks hope
fully toward America. 1t needs
it is true, material goods tC
keep it's population alive, but
it longs even more, for a spir-
itual leadership; for a guaran-
tee that after many millions
of her best children were muir
dered in a physical sense, the
ideals of justice will not be
buried in a moral sense.
Two thousand years ago the
light from the East saved the
world, but today only the light
from the West, from the great
American continent, can save
Europe: Europeans cannot help
believing that eventually pax
Americana, American Peace
will be triumphant and that
humanity will be freed from
barbarism which today so otter
is preferred to civilization.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-09
THE PEPySCOPE
By SARUNAS.

MAXIM GORKY, the famous
Russian author, once said that,
in Russia, more than in any
other country, life is built on
principles which lack all rea-
son. The political leaders of
America, WHO have to deal with
the Russians, are beginning to
find, however, that behind all
the Russian "unreasonableness"
there is good reason = the
eternal aim to Sovietize the en-
tire world and make it One
World and a peaceful" one.