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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-04
JURY RECOMMENDS
HOLDING HUSBAND
IN DEATH OF WIFE

MORGANTON, March 3.-fP-
A coroner's jury here Sunday rec
commended that Oscar Elmore, 80,
Morganton painter, be held for
trial in connection with the death
Saturday night of his wife, Mrs.
Eta Estelle Sparks Elmore. who
was fatally beaten at their home.
Testimony at the Inquest was to
the effect that Mrs. Elmore was
found at o'clock Sunday morn
ing on rne floor of the home. She
had been struck several times on
the head with blunt object, tes-
tifying officer said, and a bloody
chair am was found in a nearby
vacant lot.
Elnore did not testify at the
inquest.
Mrs. fillmore was the mother of
four children, the Oldest Of them
10 years CT age. She was the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Sparks of Cleveland county.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow at the Clover Hill church,
Cleveland county.
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NEGRO BROTHERS
HELD BY POLICE
Bloomington P olice To
Quiz Pair In Murder OF
Choir Singer, Paramour

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 3.
-U.D-Police arrested two Negro
brothers Sunday for questioning in
the Staying OF pretty choir singer
and her handsome paramour, an
ex-Sunday school superintendent.
simultaneously it was disclosed
that the girls mother only two
weeks ago wrote her 4 letter Of
warning.
The victims, both married, were
found beaten and gagged early
Saturday in the sludge Of 10-foot
pit in the eerie atmosphere OF an
abandoned oil mill.
Created Scandal
They were Russell Koontz, ~,
well-built, prosperous general man.
See BROTHERS On Page TIVE
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ICKES CRITICAL
OF APPOINTMENTS
Former Interior Secretary
Says New Names Offer
Little For Government

WASHINGTON, March 3. -@-
Harold L. Ickes declared that from
1.-The average class Of appointments
we have been getting lately we
can't hope FOR very much in the
way Of leadership or good govern
ment."
Ickes, who resigned as Secretary
of the Interior recently after a
row with Pesident Truman over the
appointment of Edwin W. Pauley
as undersecretary of the Navy, did
not elaborate. He made the COM
ment on an NBC Forum broad
cast.
Asserting that ''the advice of the
cabinet is not sought on vital
things Ickes said that during his
10 years in the cabinet he always
referred to myself as chief clerk.
He cited the late President
Roosevelt's attempted reorganlza-
ton Of the Supreme Court, which
he said was not preached to the
cabinet until the Presidents mes
sage was already on its way to
Congress.
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CHICAGO, March s.-m.p'-An-
thropologist Paul G. Dallwig said
today that people. ought to get
smart and stop thinking SO much.
'If they don't they viii think
themselves into extinction" he
warned.
Dallwig, lecturer in .anthro.
poloey at the Chicago Museum OF
Natural history, said the atomic
bomb was only the beginning OF
the destruction man $ brain power
can produce.
Need Relaxation
Our days will be- numbered if
we don't spend less time splitting
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Big Flagship
Hits Side Of
Rugg;edPeak
Bodies OF P Passengers Burn.
ed Beyond Recognition,
Sheriff Declares
TWO BABIES ABOARD
Disaster To American Air
lines Plane Worst In Com
mercial Flying History

SAN DIEGO, Calf, March s.
P)-All persons aboard an Ameri-
can Airlines flagship - listed by
the airline as q = were killed
when the transport crashed into
the side of q rugged mountain peak
45 miles west of here Sunday, Sher-
riff Bert Strand reported.
The disaster, with the plane
crashing through clouds against
the 6,0O0-fcot peak some 10 miles
north of the Mexican border, was
the worst in Commercial Airlines
records since 1915.
On Same Line
On Jan. 10, 1915, "a persons were
killed - three fewer than in to-
days tragedy - in plane operat-
ed by the same line near Los An
geles.
The liner was en- route from Dal-
las, Tex, to San Diego, was last
reported over Ell Centric, Calf, in
the Imperial Valley at 1853 am.
1t apparently crashed into the
side Of the rugged mountain, = few
minutes later.
Two Infants
Two Of the passengers were in
fants in arms,
Sheriff Strand said 81 bodies, all
but six burned beyond recognition,
had been located.
The others, he said, were in the
wreckage somewhere. No one, he
declared, could have survived such
a crash.
See AIR CRASH on Page Two
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PAID IN FULL

A scrap paper collection drive,
sponsored by the Senior Fraternity
of the Boys Brigade club, and the
Junior Chamber of Commerce was
held yesterday, and 1915 was the
total proceeds. f.
The untiring efforts Of the two
clubs and the cooperation OF citi-
zens plus the generosity of James
F. Warwick, Wilmington Paper
Stock company, resulted in the
small deficit, part of a capital out
lay for additional buildings at the
Bruce B. Cameron Memorial camp,
being marked paid in full" Will
liam A. Stewart, director Of the
club said last night.
Gives Difference
Scrap paper collected by the two
clubs with the assistance of several
business men, and some Is young
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And So To Bed,

We've thrown a lot Of bou-
quets to the police lately about
their being public :,ngeIs. Now,
for once-and possibly the only
time-we're going to throw 4
small posey at ourselves.
This posey waited into The
Star news-room yesterday. It's
a postcard addressed to Miss
Joan Mincy, 101 Jefferson
street, Sunset Park, from X.
Mourning, Kure Beach. And st
goes like this:
Dear Joe. So glaS Otto re-
turned! Read it in the paper.
Couldn't possibly keep up with
you folks unless I did take the
paper. Bless the Morning Star.
Love Kitty"
And 50 to bed, blessed press.
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Efforts generated by the staff of
DR.. j. Buren, Sidbury's Baby
hospital, Wrightsville beach, re-
suited in finding adequate guam
titles Of the miracle drug. strep-
tomicin yesterday after a wide
spread search had been instituted.
And as a result, five and one half
lonths old Jane Gregg, and others
suffering with mystery malady
similar to diarrehea and kidney
trouble, may live.
The Gregg child was stricken
over three weeks ago, according to
her grandfather, Clyde Council,
Wannanist,, and has been a patient
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PLANE
ON HAWAII JAUNT
Pan American Asp asseng-
er Ship Expected To Set
Record In First Flight

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.-R
The first commercial land-type
airplane ever to operate on the San
Francisco Honolulu trans Pacific
run, 43 passenger Pan American
world anyways Constellation Clip
per-took off from San Francisco
airport Sunday for Hawaii.
Operating on routine basis pre-
paratory to the Inauguration OF
regularly scheduled daily service
between San Francisco, Los Ange-
les and Honolulu March Is without
special emphasis on speed, the
Clipper was expected nevertheless
to establish a speed record between
the islands and the mainland for
commercial craft.
Faster Cruising
The Consultations cruise at a
normal speed Of 23O miles an hour
as compared with $50 miles for the
See T.AND.TYPE IN Page Two
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Soviiets Take
Manchuriian
PowerPlants
Semi Official Chinese Di, J
patches Say All Systss -
Now In Russian -
DECKS ARE c.
Paper Declares Peace OF
World Getting First Test
In Disputed Land

CHUNGK1NG, March B. R-A
semi-official Chinese dispatch said
today the Russians had seized
control of all power systems in
Manchuria, now the subject of
economic discussions b e t w n
Chungking and Moscow.
The dispatch, from Changchun,
capital of Manchuria, said a Red
Army officer believed to be fresh
from Moscow had shown up and
taken over the Manchuria Electric
Power corporation which controls
all power systems in the sprawling
territory.
Soviet Appointed
Officers of the corporation were
quoted as saying the Red Army
official told them he was appointed
president. by Marshal Rodion Y.
Malinovsky, Russian commander
in Manchuria.
Generaissimo Chiank Kai-shek
has taken the position that China
will grant no economic concessions
that 60 beyond the Aug. IA treaty,
which, gives the Russians certain
port and railway rights.
Concessions
It was reported reliably that
Chang now was taking the stand
there would be no Manchurian con-
cessions until the Russians quit
Manchuria.
See SQYIETS m Pake Two
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Streptonicin Doses Help
Jane Gregg, Doctor Says

at the Baby hospital over two
weeks. During this time every ef-
fort has been made to secure the
drug, which doctors say may prove
a cure for the disease.
Doctor Arrives
DR.. Henrietta Guild of the staff
of pediatrics, Johns Hopkins hos
pital, Baltimore, arrived yesterday
morning with the precious drug.
While here she observed the Gregg
child, and several others with SINH
lar. ailments.
Young James condition was con-
siderably improved prior to doctor
See srREPToMIcIN On Page Two
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NAVY TUGS SPEEDING
TO AID TANKER WHICH
BROKE In TWO PIECES

HONOLULU, March 3.-P>-Ne-
Wy tugs were speeding Sunday to
aid the tanker Sackett's Harbor,
which broke in two 2,1Oo miles
from Honolulu Friday while en-
route here from Yokohama.
Cause of the accident to the TO-
Aston vessel was not disclosed,
but Castle and Cooke, Ltd, ship
ping company, said both sections
still wace afloat and that there was
no loss OF life. The ship was in
ballast. Two other tankers were
standing by.
The record of the American Blu
reau of Shipping lists the Sackett's
Harbor as built at Portland Ore.
in July, 1913, by the Kaiser Com
pany, Inc, and owned by the War
Shipping Administration.
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GENERAL MOTORS TURNS DOWN
JAW ARBI7RA TON PROPOSAL;
~ KILLED IN PLANE CRASH
PAID in FULL
WARWICK ADDSCASH
TO PAPER. RETURNS

boys of the club, brought a total Of
$341.34. 1886 was donated by War
wick, to make the final total Of
$375, the amount needed to pay
off the balance for buildings.
Is trucks used in the paper drive
were loaned by the following
firms: Farrar Transfer company
Smith Builders Supply company
E. w. Goodwin and Sons, two
trucks; Southern Bell Telephone
company, v. C.. Chemical com.
pany, White Ice Cream and Milk
company, Cross Feed company
Batson Transfer company, n. w
Allen, Copeland Electrical Service
company.
Jaycee Committee
The Junior Chamber committee
See WARWICK On Page Two
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Mans Ears Dor, t Wiggle
Any More, Scientist Says

atoms and more time trying to re-
lax and enjoy life," he said.
.We've become animals with
overspecialized brains. That would
be all right if we'd only specialize
in developing enough brain power
to realize the folly of our ways"
!, Dallw1g said mans over-thinking
not only threatened to squeeze all
the joy out of life but that his brain
would grow to such proportions
that something will have to give"
Smaller Faces
brains already are getting big
GER" he said. IF they grow any
See EARS On Page Two
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l he w Gather

No., FORECAST
ssrtn Stn :, ard South Carolina - Monday
-l2udy and continued warm
Eastern Standard Time)
Met ny U. S. Weather Bureau)
sndins genealogical data for the "a hours
'''o pm. yesterday.
Ian Temperatures
s.3o an. IS; 1880 am. "A; 1880 pm. 81;
Normssi1n IN TO-; Minimum 43; Mean 81;
Iso Humidity
Tan am 81: ;7:30 am. so; 1870 pm. 20;
ro.,, Precipitation
a. tor "a hours ending 1880 pm
.--S WA 1no since the first of the month
tFr. Tides For Today
8 en- I'm Inc Tide Tables published by U.
's' and Geodetic Survey
Wiln;,.. High Low
s'oh ------ 1890 am. sos am
Msso,h 1912 pm. :29 pm
s,,nr;. 1927 pm. 2:28 pm
Moorrsste e;37 am; Sunset Sill pm.
ise TIE am; Moonset 1922 pm.
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Former Police Commissioner of New York City, Lewis
fine with his aides they boarded plane Washington
on first leg of their flight Tokyo following request by
Gen. to Valentine to reorganze the Jap police
pictured taking off from LaGuardia field
~ Capt Bereton PDNY Capt B. King, PDNY; Vaentine
Co.. F. Quigley, Asst Provost Marshal of N " Capt
Gallagher PDNY and Inspector LaForge N Y Police.
C1nternationaO
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FORECAST

wilmington and vicinity: Partly cloudy
nd continued warm Monday and Mon
dav night; Tuesday showers and slight
ly cooler.
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See COMMISSION on Page Two
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See ARBITRATION On Page TIVE
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Amerikos Lietuviiu Visuomenei
LVS Pirmininko Pranesimas Lietuviu Tremtiniu
r kitais Bendrais Reikalais

kalbejo SUI tukstanciais pabe-
geliu, patyre ju nuotaikas ir
gyvenimo salygas. Kiekvieno
tremtinio akyse ir sirdyje jis
isskaite nepalauziama Wilt ir
tiksla: "Kovoti uz NeprikIauso-
ma ir Laisva Lietuvar'
Visi LVS atstovo keliones
metu patyrimai ir ispudziai
aprasomi Dirvoje.
Mano manymu tai buvo pa.
darytas pirmas rimtas zygis
suartinti Americas. Lietuvir
visuomene su tikra Lietuvos
tremtiniu padetimi. IS musr
atstovo pranesimo mes vaiz
dingai ir ryskiai pamatom il
gyvenimo salygas, jo ispudzia
suzadina kiekvieno musu sird
ir paskatina kiekviena is must
istiesti broliska pagalbos ranks
Stems musu broliams istrem
items uz savo Tevynes ribu.
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" a ~ a A
l. i l. - =

Irena Vidziuniene 200
julie zilinskiene 200
Antanas Silimas 200
Joseph Mason . 200
Mrs. Silimas 200
Ronnie Pocius 200
Anna Mason 200
Mrs. F. Prue 200
X. Walatka, naujas narys,
Detroit, Mich. 200
LVS CENTRAS
$500 Superior Avenue
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
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SIBIRO TRENT.
NIU GRAzINIMO KLAUSI-
MAS IR VAKARU EURO
POS LIETUVIV TREMTI-
NIU LIKIMAS

New York, Lapk. % U.P.N.)
- Kada Flushing Meadows, N.
Y, ivyko antros dalies pirmo-
sios United Nations pilnaties
sesijos atidarymas (Spaliu 23) -,
ten dalyvavo temytoju roleje ir
Pabaltijo krastu atstovai: nuo
Lietuviu - Lietuvos Igaliotas
Ministras P. zadeikis ir Pasiun-
tinybes narys J. Kajeckas, nuo
Estu - Charge d'Affaires Jo-
hannes Kaiv.
Lapkr. % numatyta iteiki-
mas UN sekretoriatui dvieju
dokumentu Sibiro tremtiniu
reikale. Lietuvos Ministro ir
Vyriausio Lietuvai Islaisvini-
mo Komiteto rastuose praso-
ma uztarti zmogaus teises Lie
tuvos tremtiniu isgabentu So,
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KOMITETAS DR.. K.
GRINIUI PRIIMTI

Brooklyn, N. Y, sudaryta is
Lietuviu komitetas priimti
Amerika atvykstanciam DR.. K.
Griniui, buvusiam Lietuvos pre-
zidentui 1926 metals per apie
puse metQ. DR.. K. Grinius jau
menkos sveikatos, taciau isliko
gyvas per bolseviku ir naciu
okupacijas ir dar pajiegia Ame-
rikon atvaziuoti. Jis ragina
Americas Lietuvius dirbti vie
ningai uz Lietuvos islaisvinima.
Tie musu sroviu zmones ku-
RE smerke ir kenke Lietuvos
Prezidento A. Smetonos misi-
jai Amerikoje, arba kurie BIZ
jojo prisideti prie jo veiklos uz
Lietuvos laisvinima Amerikoje,
dabar tuokiasi apie DR.. K. Gri-
niu.
Sulyg komiteto pranesimo,
DR.. K. Grinius "neuzilgo at
vyks j Amerika".
Dirvos redakcija priskyre sa-
vo atstova priemimo komite-
ta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-29

Gauname daugybe laisku is
tremtiniu esanciu Amerikeciu
ir Britu zonose Vokietijoje. Is
tu laisku aiskeja kad tremtiniu
padetis Vokietijoje, kaip ir vi
sole Europoje, kas kart bloge-
ia. Amerikieciu zonoje dauge-
Lyle vietu Lietuviai yra trak-
tuojami kaip pro-naciai, kaip
kokie zemos rusies negeistini
gaivalai ir j ju sauksma Ame-
rikos okupacine valdzia, su is
imtimis, mazai kur kreipia de-
mesio.
Kaip is laisku matosi, Sovie-
tn agentams buvo leidziama
laisvai vaikScioti pabegeliu ko-
lonijose (camps), rinkti ju sa-
raSus, kalbinti ir net verti cry
zti Lietuva ir net grasinti re-
presijomis ju Lietuvoje liku-
stems giminems. To dar neuz-
teko, vienur-kitur, nakties me-
tn, surinko grupes Lietuviu, su
pagalba vietiniu Vokieciu par
eigunu ir Americas okupacines
valdzios ir issiunte atgal Lie
tuva, kur jie pateko kankini-
mui, susaudymui ar istremimui
j Sibira 49,.
Sic ivykiai buvo surasyti l.
V. S. ir A. L. M. memoranda.
muose ir iteikti State Depart.
mentui. Iteikiant memoranda.
mus kalbeta SUI State Sekreto.
riaus Pareigas Einanciu Dear
Acheson, kuris tue nusistebe,
jo, ir sakesi apie tai nieko ne.
zinas, bet vienas jo padejeju
Mr.. Dubrow, pareiske kad apie
tai yra caves ziniu.
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Petruicio "Lithuania Under the
Sickle and Hammer" ir atlikc
daugeli rimtQ zygiu Lietuvos
laisvei atgauti.
Aciu jusu paramai, Sic dar-
bal buvo atlikti. Ateityje nu.
nation dar didesnius darbus
vykdyti, O tam tikslui reikalin-
ga jusu pritarimas ir tolimes-
ne parama.
Musu atstovas Europoje jus
visus informuos apie pabege-
liu padeti, o mes cia turime de-
ii visas pastangas pagelbeti
tremtiniams ir atgauti Lietu-
val Laisve!
Prize progos noriu pamineti
AIM pirmininko Adv. Antano
Olio sumanyta zygi Washin-
gtona ir dalyvavima Republi-
konu Partijos Centro Komite-
tie, kur buvo sukviesta visu pa
ziuru Americas Lietuviu veike-
jai, k. t. Kvietkus, LRKSA SEX
retorius; Kun. J. Balkunas
SLA PREF. VIM. F. Laukaitis il
kit. Sis zygis yra labai reik-
smingas Reliant Lietuvos klau-
sima ir mes tikimes is to rim
tu pasekmiu.
Artimiausioje ateityje bus
pranesta smulkiai kas bus vel
kama, kas numatoma atsiekti,
kvieciant visus be iSimties ia
me darbe dalyvauti ir j pa
remit.
Remkite LVS, AIM ir ju
bendraminciu darbus, mes kaip
praeitis irode jie daug padejo
Lietuviu Tautai vaduoti.
. p. ]. Ziuris.
LVS Pirmininkas.
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LIETUVOS REIKALAI JUDlNAMI
UNITED NATIONS POSEDYJE
Temytojais Dalyvavo Lietuvos Ministras ir
Kit Pabaltijo Sally Atstovai

vietu Rusijos gilumon (1941 ir
velesniais metais). Dokumen-
tuose prasoma Sibiro kankinius
grazinti ju tevynen Lietuvon
ir sustabdyti naujus Lietuviu
TERMINUS is Lietuvos.
Tai jau antras iseiles Sticks
Lietuviu delegacijos zygis j pa
saulio Saline.
Pirmas zygis j UN sferas, o
tue budu ir j pasaulio opinija,
buvo padarytas Lake Success,
N. Y, Lapkricio 4, kada P. "a
deikis, Lietuvos Ministras Wa
shingtone, asmeniskai iteike
United Nations general-sekre-
toriui Trygve Lie, Lietuvos
tremtiniu, dabar esanciu vaka-
ru Europoje, momeranduma su
savo paaiskinamu rastu. To
zygio aprasymas tilpo ir Anne
rikos spaudoje - taip, New
York Herald Tribune Lapkricio
20 graziai aprase Lietuviu pa
stangas.
VLIK'o memorandum ir mi
nistro pridetame raste pabre-
llama kad $4,000 Lietuviu
tremtiniu troksta gryzti savo
tevynen, bet ne dabar, kada
Lietuva tebera svetimos jiegos
okupuota. Memorandum nu-
'rodoma kad Lietuviai tremti-
Mai geistu likti Europoj (Piet-
vakarineje Vokietijos dalyje)
ir kad jiems reikalinga para
ma turetu butt noromis ar
nenoromis teikiama, ypac is tp
valstybiu kurios pagimde visas
tremtiniu nelaimes, uzpulda.
mos ju krasta, Lietuva.
United. Nations sekretoria
tas, pazenklindamas gavima il
Lietuvos ministro minetu do.
kumentu, pranese kad jie per.
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DARBAS NEBAIGTAS -
NENULEISKIM RANKU!

Suomi kvieciu visus Ameri-
kos Lietuvius rimtai ir atidziai
perskaityti musu atstovo pra-
nesima, telpanti Dirvoje, il
perskaicius imtis veiklos.
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga ru-
pinasi tremtiniu likimu ir de-
da visas pastangas jq padeciai
pagerinti.
LVS., AIM, ALTO ir Ameri-
can Friends of Lithuania Spa
liu % d. issiuntineje memoran-
duma Prez. Trumanui, State
Departmental, United Nations
nariams, Kongresmanams, Sc.
natoriams ir Kittens.
Musu atstovo pranesimas is
Europos yra ruoSiamas Anglis.
koje kalboje ir bus patiektas
State Departmental ir kittens
valdzios pareigunams, kaip iro-
dymas nepakenciamos padeties
ir neteisingo Lietuviu pabege-
liu traktavimo.
Ia proga patariame visiems
Americas Lietuviams siusti
nuo saves privaciai telegramas,
laiskus ir protestus j Depart
ment of, State, taip pat savo Sc
natoriams ir kongresmanams,
reikalaujant:
y sustabdyti tremtiniu per-
sekiojimus ir pataikavima So
vietu noru, ir sustabdyti dabar-
tine screening" veikla,
p rimtai spresti D. P. klau-
sima, atstatant Pabaltijo tau
tu laisve ir nepriklausomybe;
81 kol tas neivykdoma, SUI
teikti visiems pabegeliams ga
limybe atvykti j Suvienytas
Valstijas.
Baigdamas savo praneSima
noriu priminti kad LVS ir jos
bendradarbiai AIM. ALTO ir
American Friends of Lithua-
mia buvo pirmutiniai kurie
kreipesi Washingtona reika-
laujant Lietuvai laisves; rene
a. a. Prez. A. Smetona, nes ma
te kad jei il juodins tai juo-
dins ir Lietuvos garbe; isleido
rimta knyga apie Lietuva =
''Timeless Lithuanian. Pulk. J.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-29
KO MES SULAUk-
SINE?
PAREGELIAI LAIKOMI PA
NIEKINTQ VIETOJE

Daug zmoniu pasaulyje Zinc,
kad vakaru Europos valstybese
gyvena keli Simtai tukstanciu
pabegeliQ, nenorinciu gryzti j
savo krastus ir todel vargstan-
ciu stovyklose. N
Daug kan atrodo kad sic pa
begeliai patys kalti kad pasirin-
ko tinginiu parazitu padeti,
uzuot dirbe savo kraStu atsta-
tymo darba.
Daug kas tvirtina kad po ka-
70 visur sunku, taciau sedeti
stovyklose gall tik tie zmones,
kurie nemyli savo tautos, savo
tevynes ir dziaugiasi galedami
gyventi svetimuju saskatoon, be
jokio darbo.
Nuns pabegeliams sia nuo-
none tenka girdet nuolat, mes
mes neturime galimybes itikin-
tt musu laikinu globeju kad il
yra neteisinga.
Esame dabar tokioje padety-
je kada turime tyledami klau-
syti skaudziausiu priekaistu ir
uzmetimu, mes suprantame kad
pasidare elgetom, esame vi
stems nusikalte ir visiems mas
ia.
Musu kaltintojams atrodo kad
apspjaude NUNS duodama duo
nos kasni, mus apsmeize ir
suniekine, jie greiciau musu at
sikratys. Jiems visai neidomu
kuo pabegeliai buvo savame
kraste, ka yra isgyvene kol ia
po pabegeliais ir jie netiki kad
didele dauguma siu zmoniu skai-
ciuoja valandas kada gales ta
krasta apleisti.
ISvazuoti bent kur, pradeti
dirbti bent ka ir nebuti betei-
siais bel ELECTION tai musu tros-
kimas jau metal laiko, taciau
Xxi siol galejome isvykti tik pas
tuos kurie musu akivaizdoje zu-
de musu brolius, gimines, pa
zystamus, kurie paverte musu
tevyne kalejimu, o visus tautie-
:ius vergais.
Stumti mus atgal 81 praga-
ra, parduoti mus budeliams ar
Da dvidesimtojo amziaus vergQ
oirkliams, kurie ir cia tiesia i'll
nus savo kruvinas rankas, tai
1oras visq tu kurie nedrysdami
10 aiskiai pasakyti, naudoja vi
,as priemones kad pabegeliams
luodama duona butu pakanka-
mai karti, ju gyvenami ba-
.akai pakankamai kiauri ir SAL Il
i.
Sios pastangos nera tuscios,
les zmones, kuriems taip ilgai
leleidziama numirti, taciau ne
luodama ir atgyti, diena po die
los silpneja ir daug is ju gyve-
imui jau netiks.
Vyt. Naujenis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-29
A u k O S
Nariu Mokesciai, ir Pi.
nigai uz knygas
Los Angeles Ito Sky
riaus Aukos

Los Angeles, Calf, L.V.S.
Ito skyriaus surengtose pra-
kalbose Lapkricio 10, kur kali
bejo Dirvos redaktorius ir LVS
centro sekretorius K. S. ~Kar-
plus, is Cleveland, Ohio, sude-
ia sekancios aukos leisti kny-
gal "Lietuva Tironu Panciuo-
se', su pritarimu kad ia kny-
ga butu isleista ir Angliskoje
kalboje. Aukojo:
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mas, Naikrin, Prue, Schultz,
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lala, Ona Rackus.
Smulkiu - $500.