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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
Episcopa|ian Council
Urges Full Amnesty
For Jailed Directors
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va. May 1.-THE
Council of the Episcopal Diocese of
Virginia, in session here, yesterday
adopted triple resolution asking
President Truman to grant full ans
complete amnesty to all conscien-
tious DIRECTORS who refused to bear
arms in World War II.
In its resolution the council also
asked extension of the "GI Bill of
Rights" benefits to all those who
risked their lives in similar capaci-
ties as men serving under the Selec-
tive Service Act and that all OBJ
jectors be released Immediately and
returned to civilian status.
The council also Endorsed a resolu-
ton introduced by Justice George L.
Browning of the Virginia Supreme
Court of Appeals, urging Congress
to approve the loan to Great Brit
ain, take positive action on the
shipment of food to the starving
overseas and work for "just and ami
cable relations with Russia" These
actions, the council argued, are nee
essary to facilitate and promote in
ternational peace and support the
action of the United Nations. The
council also Endorsed resolution
asking the reinstatement of food
rationing.
Dwelling on the international sit
uation, the lay delegates and clerics
Endorsed the placing of the min
ing and procurement Of the ele-
ments that are necessary for the
atomic bomb under an international
commission Of the United Nations. )
They further declared their will
ingness to surrender such national
sovereignty as shall be necessary tc
accomplish this end. Copies of all
these resolutions were forwarded toe
President Truman and Virginia
members in Congress.
Action also was taken by the coun-
Gil permitting Episcopal rectors In
the diocese to invite any person oil
another denomination to partake
OF the holy communion,
Delegates named to the Philadel.
ph1a General Convention were the
Rev. Herbert A. Donovan, of Char.
lottesville; the Rev. S. B. Chiffon
executive secretary of the diocese;
the Rev. F. ]. Warnecke of Rich.
mond, and the Rev. A. C. Zabriskie
dean Of the Virginia Theological
Seminary.
Lay delegates appointed to the
convention include Albert A. Smoot
Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
Ex-Army Officer Gets
ARLINGTON zoninq Job

William H. Kennedy, n, has been
appointed Arlington County coming
inspector, filling a vacancy left
by the resignation of Donald r.
Locke, who. is to become planning
director of Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. Kennedy, recently discharged
after two and one-half years over
seas as a major in the Army Engi-
neers Corps, was associated with
the Arlington Engineering Depart
ment for two years before entering
the service.
In announcing the appointment
County Manager Frank c. Hsnra-
han said Mr.. Kennedy will come
under the Planning Department
headed by c. L. Kinnier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
.1ydings Denies
Promising 10 Back
Candidacy Of Lane
BY the Associated Press

Senator Tydings, Democrat, Of
Maryland asserted last night, Ii
reply to statement by w. Preston
Lane, jr., that he had never prom.
ised to support Mr.. Lane in his
candidacy for the gubernatoria
nomination, but that on the con-
trary, he had specified that none
of our talks were to be taken a.
committing me to support him"
Mr.. Lane declared Wednesday thai
Senator Tydings personally" urgec
him to seek the Democratic nomi.
nation for Governor and advised
him when to announce his can.
didacy.
With his own political interest
in mind" Mr.. Lane said, Senator
Tydings then proceeded to desert
me and to attempt to destroy my
campaign, begun on his advice ane
with his assistance ="
Tydings Backs Tawes.
Mr.. Lane, a Hagerstown publisher
is one of three major contender.
for the gubernatorial nomination il
the June "a primary. His principa
opponents are Representative Bald
win, Democrat, of Maryland ane
Controller j. Willard Tawes O.
Crisfield.
! Senator Tydings is supporting tn,
Tawes candidacy.
In another political development
the Maryland CIO-PAC, through
Chairman Albert Atallah, said yes
terday that it had not indorse,
Mr.. Lane or ANY particular candi
date" for Office.
mo one from the (State) CLIO
PAC has made a public statemen
OF any kind to any one as far a
support of political candidates goes,
Mr.. Atallah said.
Will Meet Next Week.
He added that the committee mex
week may discuss some candidate.
Although the State CIO-PAC ha
not announced support of candi
dates, the national group has in
dorsed Gov. O'Conor for the Senat
in his campaign against Senate
Radcliffe for the Democratic nomi
nation.
Il have never promised Mr.. Ian
that 1 would support his candidac,
for Governor in my life," Senate
Tydings said. MIR. Lane knows thi
is absolutely true. On the contrary
/ have taken great pains, in advisin
with him about his candidacy, +
tell him frankly that none of GU
talks were to be taken as com
hitting ME to support him.
Indeed, in the last talk I ha,
with him before he filed his candi
dacy said to him, Pres, in maxim
these suggestions, understand hav
not pledged you my support, nor ar
you to feel I am committed to you
candidacy
ITO which Mr.. Lane replied, pre-
cisely, I understand it perfectly
appreciate your suggestions an,
it is our definite understanding
that you are not committed to m
candidacy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
Service Ballot Office
Ready for Requests
By the Assoeiotad Pr..,

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 17.-Gov
OConor announced that all super
vlSors OF elections in the State were
ready to receive requests for service
ballots for the June "a primary.
He said he had received notice
that the armed forces would post in
structions concerning voting in the
various elections and in view of past
experience, he expected the number
OF requests to increase greatly in
the near future.
Supervisors of elections will recog.
nize three application forms: An ole
Federal form, revised Federal form
as well as the States form.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
&c. P. lukens Funeral
Rites Set for Tomorrow

Funeral services for Charles Pen.
nlngton Lukens, rs, who died Wed.
nesday at the home of his son.
Charles p. Lukens, jr., 200 Cham
berlain avenue, Kenwood, Chevy
Chase, Md, will be held at 10 am.
tomorrow at Gawler's chapel, 1855
Pennsylvania avenue NV. Burial
Will be in the family plot at PEN
ningtonville Church, Atglen, Pa.
A native of Chester County, Pa,
Mr.. Lukens had been a resident of
Washington the last Is years. In
addition to his son, he is survived
by a daughter, Mrs. Helen Lukens
Snyder Of Buffalo, N. Y, and a
brother, Ralston r. Lukens of West
chester. Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
Motor Vehicles Branch
Moved in ARLINGTON

The Arlington branch of the Vir-
GINA Division of Motor Vehicles
has moved from its headquarters at
$3.50 Columbia pike. i
Beginning tomorrow driving IL
cense tests will be given at Offices
at 1885 Edgewood street, while tags
will be sold beginning Monday at
headquarters at 1881 South Edge
wood street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
Alexandria B. & P. Club
Sponsors Dance Recital

The Alexandria Business and Pro-
fessi9nal Women's Clubs will spon-
sor the annual children's recital oil
the Mary Cabell Galloway Dance
Studio, Rural Rhythm at the au.
ditorium of the George Washington
High School at pm. tomorrow.
More than 100 Alexandria boys
and girls will take part in the pro-
duction, which features the dancers
in the roles of sunbeams, flowers
butterflies, humble bees and rura
characters, including country people
at "a railroad station, a village
vamp," "city slicker" and hoboes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
Arlington Republicans
Will Elect Delegates

Delegates to the Republican Dis.
trict Convention in Alexandra
May %, will be elected at an Ar.
lington COP mass meeting at
O'Clock tonight in the Lyon Parl
Community House, North Fillmore
street and Pershing drive.
A Republican candidate will bt
elected at the district meeting t.
oppose the Democratic nominee fol
the House of Representatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
PlanNutIined
For S5,o00,o0o
Housing Project
Figs Ask Rezoning
], On Eust-West Road
In Montgomery

Plans for a 100000, 496-apart.
mi nt multiple housing project or
the East-West highway, between
Chevy Chase and Silver Spring were
outlined yesterday before the Boaro
of Commissioners of Montgomery
County sitting in Silver Spring as
= district council.
Sam Fig and Esther Fig petitioned
the council to rezone the property
so that the housing project as well
as park and shop center could be
established.
Only two objections were regis
tered, one by Fred w. Tuemmler
director of planning of the Maryland
National Capital Park and Planning
Commission, who objected to the
housing project but not the park and
shop plans, and the other by Will
liam H. Cary of the Rosemary Hills
Citizens Association.
Among those who approved, 1t
however, were Irwin I. Kaplan, chief
engineer of the commission, the
three Montgomery County members
of the commission and the official
representatives. of the Rosemary Hills
organization as well as of the Rock
Creek Forest Citizens Association.
23-Acre Project.
James w. Gill, representing Mr..
Fig. explained that the project would
cover some % acres, between the
East-West highway and a proposed
extension of Western avenue and
construction could begin in August.
He added that veterans of Mont
gomery County will have priority in
obtaining apartments.
Land has been offered without
cost for the erection of churches of
the three faiths, he said, and the
Methodist church has already made
tentative plans to build. 1t is within
walking distance. he pointed out. of
a proposed county elementary
school,
Lawrence V. Lutes, who planned
to erect an apartment on the Coles
vile road at Ellsworth drive, with
drew his application after opposi-
ton. by the Park and Planning Com
mission and residents of the area
had been registered.
Ralph G.. Shure, acting as agent,
asked the council to consider a pc
tition for the building of a general
food store at the intersection of
Colesville and Bonifant roads, fol-
lowing recommendation by the park
and planning body that the request
be denied. -
Mr.. Shure produced a number of
signatures of residents of the neigh
borhood approving the request.
Other Petitions Filed.
Also filed were the following pc
titions:
BY John E. Weisman, owner of a
store on Georgia avenue extended,
5 miles beyond Silver Spring, who
requested that his "non-conform-
ing residential A classification be
changed to commercial.
BY Moe and Ethel Kaplan, re-
question similar action for their
property on Old Bladensburg road,
at Wheaton. BY William NJ Robbins,
desiring to erect a three-family
dwelling in Gilbert's subdivision, Ia
koma Park. Both were offered by
the park and planning group.
BY Charles T. Schrider, desiring
to erect a four family apartment
in the Blair section of Silver Spring
By Joseph and Nabiha Saah, de-
string to erect a 24-unit apartment
on Bonifant street, Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
GIenmont PTA PIons Foir

A spring fair will be held at
Glenmont Elementary School start
Ing at 5 pm. tomorrow under the
auspices OF the schools Parent
Teacher Association. Attractions
include horsedrawn surrey rides, a
magician show, movies and other
features. There will also be home
baked goods on sale. Mrs. Andrew
Miller Is general chairman,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17

TITS elementary" the weather.
man boosted. IF you deal with
pressure areas instead of philosophy
you are never wrong-well, hardly
ever"
Whatever the system, the wealth.
erman now holds decisive lead in
this 30-day series to discover if he
can outwit the elements. He is
judged each day for the prediction
for the 24-hour period starting at Z
am. the day before.
The Standings.
Won. Lost. Pct.
Weatherman ------ 20 S 300
The Forecast.
From 7 am. today until 7 am.
tomorrow-partly cloudy, continued
warm and humid today with some
chance of brief showers in the aft
ernoon and evening. Cloudy and
cooler tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
Book Section
In The Sunday Star

The Book Section of The
Sunday Star each week con-
tains timely and authoritative
reviews Of the newest books.
And, in addition, there is
printed for the guidance of
readers a list of the best sellers
based on q national survey of
the country's principal cities,
as well as q matching list to
show what books Washington
is buying and reading.
FOR BOOK REVIEWS
AND BOOK NEWS
KEEP UP WITH YOUR
READING
IN
Uhf 6unnay Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17

Of undermining the thesis of a GER
tain philosopher who went out on
the limb by saying, ooh, what a
blamed uncertain thing this pesky
weather is"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17

OPENS POPPY SALEJuus stadler, president
OF Montgomery County Commissioners representing the
Suburban District of the county, the buddy poppy
sold in the Silver Spring business district 3yeaod
Eleanor Lynn Mulken daughter of Mr. and Mrs Lorain Null
ken Forest Grove Mr.. Muiken the adutant
Spring Memorial Post Veterans of Foreign Wars
wounded in World H. poppy started today
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-01
PRAKALBOS REQ
LIUCIJOS KLAUSIMU
BROOKLYNE ir NEW
BRITAIN

Americas Lietuviu Tautinin-
ky Centras paskutiniame savo
posedyje nutare surengti pra-
kalbas Willis-Kelly rezoliucijos
ir kitais svarbiais klausimais.
sios prakalbos ivyks sesta-
dienio vakare, Kovo 9, nuo Z
V. vakaro, Lietuviu PilieciQ
Klubo saleje, Union Avenue.
Brooklyne. Kalbetojais pakvie,
sti Adv. Antanas A. Oils is
Chicagos ir julius Smetona is
Clevelando.
Kovo "a d. ivyks prakalbos
New Britain, Conn. Cia kalbe,
toju pakviestas Julius Smeto.
ma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-01
AMERIKA VISKA
NURYJA

Maskvoje pradeta kelti ita-
rimai ir kaltinimai buk Ameri-
kos kariuomenes vadai Pieti-
neje Korejoje kursto gyvento-
JUS protestuoti prizes pastaros
Maskvos Konferencijos uzsie-
niu ministry nutarimus, kurie
isteige Korejai globejus pen
ketui metu, vietoje tuoj leisti
Korejai tapti nepriklausoma.
Tuo pat metu cia pat Ame-
rikoje komunistai rengia viso-
kius protestu mitirgus kuriuo-
Sc state Amerfkos vyriausybei
ivairius reikalavimus ir padik-
tavimus, ir Amerikos vyriau-
sybe visais atvejais kaip avine-
lis tyli ir komunistu nieksiskus
smeizimus ir pazeminimus nu-
ryja.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-01

SOUIH BOSTON,, Mass. -
Naujai isikures Lietuvai Va
duoti Sajungos skyrius rengia
svarbias prakalbas sarysyje su
Willis-Kelly rezoliucija.
Veiklus Bostono tautieciai ]
81 masini susirinkima pasikvie-
te zymius kalbetojus ir vel
kejus, Adv. Antana A. OH,
Americas Lietuviq Misijos pir-
mininka, is Chicagos, ir Juliu
Smetona is Clevelando.
Xiii kalbetojai bus vietiniai
Bostono veikejai.
Dainuoti pakviestas tenoras
Alekas Vasiliauskas.
Masinis mitingas ivyks Ii,
nomoje vietoje, Municipal Bldg
nuo 200 val. po pietu.
sia proga Adv. Antana Oil il
Juliu Smetona gales girdet5
kalbant ir kiti Mass. valstijo'
Lietuviai. Kadangi prakalbo'
rengiamos pc pietu. visiems il
apielinkiu bus galima atvaziuo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-01
Adv Antanas Oils ir Julius S1netona
Kalbes So Bostone Kovo lOlL
TRIJQ DIDzIUJU
SANTIKIAI
BLOGI

Pranesimai is Europos nu-
sake apie labai blogus - net
skandalingus - santikius tarp
triju didziuju - Americas ir
Anglijos su Sovietu Russia.
Sovietai gamma viena klas-
ta po kitos prizes Anglus ypa-
tingai, o Amerikiecius jie ga
biai apgaudineja ivairiais su-
viliojimais.
Rusai kursto ir vilioja j sa-
vo puse mazesnes valstybes ku-
rios dar nera Rusu uzimtos,
ir daro visoki spaudima prizes
Angus Vidurzemio srltyje ir
Viduriniuose Rytuose.
Sakoma, klaida butu tiketi
kad Amerikos-Britu-Rusu ka-
rine sajunga, visokiomis pas
tangomis ir Rusams pataikavi-
mais siaip-taip islaikyta, tebe-
ra dar tvarkoje. il visai SUI
grius, nors tas formaliai neisei,
ma viesumon, bent tue tarpu.
Visi tie apsireiskimai yra la
bal pavojingi ateities taikai
ainovai sake.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-01
VOKIECIAI PRIESINGI
LIETUVOS NEPRIkLAUSO-
NvDET

Del to nepriklausomybes pa
skelbimo, NUNS gryzus ! Viii
niu, buvova mudu su A. Sme-
tona iskviesti Kaunan j Obos-
ia, kur NUNS ismetinejo kad
esq padare politini pareiskima
be Vokieciu sutikimo, pazyme-
dami kad NUNS kol kas mesa
ko svajoti apie nepriklausomy-
be. -.
Karta betgi pradeje savo po-
litine akcija, mes nenustoJome
ir toliau ja ware, tai gindami
krasto reikalus prizes okupan-
tus, iteikdami visokius memo
randumus, tai varydami, pasi-
naudodami kiekviena proga, sa-
vo propaganda uz savo politi-
MUS siekimus.
Paskelbus Vokieciams 1916
m. Lapkricio 5 d. Lenkijos ne
priklausomybes akta ir sustip-
rejus Lenku akcijai uz Lietu-
vos prijungima prie Lenkijos.
musu priesinga tam akcija tn,
reio, zinoma, pagyveti. Eme-
me Wis kas karta drasiau rel
kalauti Lietuvos nepriklauso-
mybes atstatymo.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-01
ir Jos Darbai

Tuo alaukit aeu
aprasymu ape Eeu Wahngone
cisco Abmas 32 pus 9x12 coq dydz gausybe ogau etu
viska Anglskais aprasymai Msos Auka
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-01
PRAkALBOS IR Fill
MOS LORAIN, 0.

Sestadienio vakare, Kovo 2,
ivyks prakalbos ir Lietuvisku
filmu rodymas Lorain. Ohio,
kaimynineje Clevelando kolo-
nijoje.
Cia kalbes K. S. Karpius ir
Alekas Bangs is Clevelando, ir
bus parodyta filmos Americas
Lietuviu Misijos San Francis
co, Lietuvos Prezidento Antano
Smetonos laidotuves ir Cleve-
lando Lietuviu Kulturinio Dar-
zelio vaiZdai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-01
LAISVA LIETUVA '"'s palm" 's= =- ,.".
NORI TOS KNYGOS
ANGLISKOJE
KALBOJE

Detroitietis LVS darbuoto-
jas, Vytautas Markuzas, raso:
Dirvoje buvo paskelbta kad
veikalas "LIETUVA TIRONU
PANCIUOSE" bus iSleista Lie
tuviskai. Mano manymu toki
aprasyma mes Amerikos Lie
tuviai turetume isleisti Anglu
kalboje, mes taip mes galetume
pranesti visam pasauliui ka
padare ir daro Rusai musu tau
tai.
Pasaulis mazai zinc apie bol-
seviku darbus, ir mes nusidetu-
me jeigu nepaskelbtume zmo-
mems kaip Rusai musu tauta
Judo.
Maza bus nauda jeigu tik
mes Lietuviai skaitysim, o XII
items nepranesim apie Rusu
zmogzudiskus darbus.
Labiausia NUNS reikia ju-
deti ir dirbti dabartiniu laiku,
kada mes reikalaujame Lietu-
val nepriklausomybes atstaty,
mo. Mes turime medziaga il
faktus prizes bolsevikus save
rankose, ka kitos tautos dal
tik nori dazinoti.
Mano manymu 81 knyga pa
gelbetu NUNS greiciau gaut
Americas uztarima Lietuvo
Nepriklausomybei ginti, kad;
Amerikieciai pazintu kas yr;
per zverys Rusai ir ka tautom
lemia ju okupacija.
Butu naudinga sia knyga is
leisti taip kaip isleista 'Time
less Lithuania".
NUO REDAKCIJOS: Isle
dimas didelio veikalo apie Liz
tuva Angliskoje kalboje VI
= nelengvas darbas jeigu tol
: veikalas nera parasytas tiesio
: Angliskai, mes Americas Liet,
: viu tarpe kaip tik sunku ras
d Lietuvi kuris galetu ar suti
q tu tinkamai isversti Lietuvisl
: veikala j Angliska kalba.
a Jeigu Americas Lietuviai p
: rems reikiamai isleidima ''Li
tuva Tironu Panciuose" Liet1
= viu kalboje, gall susidaryti g
e limybes isleisti j ir Anglisks
j Tuo tarpu tos galimybes n
+ numatomos. Bet svarbu ks
= ir patys Lietuviai apsipazin'
: SUI Sovietu Sajungos vykdon
: zverisku pavergimu Lietuvc
i kad atkakliau kovotu prizes be
sevizma bendrai ir uz Lietuv
6 islaisvinima ypatingai.
: Jei mes patys nekovosime
) apleisime ta darba, niekas sv
l. timas uz mus nedirbs.
5, Patys budami tinkamai pa
l. ruose kovon ir turedami tink
: mus vadus, ir kitus itrauk!
i me j musu kova, kaip ta al
J. kiai parode Lietuvai Vadue
Sajungos ir Americas Liet
viu Misijos nuveikinai Xxi 81
lei.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-01
LIETUVIU POLITINES
MINTIES VYSTYMASIS

IIdISIOrlIlldl If 1SCOflnlaI Lie |
tuviu tautos prisiminimai su-
vaidino labai zymu vaidmeni
musu tautinio atgimimo istori-
joje. Atgimimo procesui stip-
reliant, ypac atgavus 1904 me-
tais savo spauda, politiniai Lie
tuviu horizontal eme plestis ir
politinis nepriklausomybes at
statyrno idealas eme pamazu
arteti. Really salygu betgi
tam idealui ivykinti Wis dar ne,
buvo matytis. Net 1905 me-
tais, Rusu revoliucijai praside-
jus, Didysis Vilniaus Seimas
turejo tenkintis Lietuvos au-
tonomijos reikalavimu, bet ir
jam ivykinti, kaip pasirode,
nebuvo dar atejes momentas.
Lietuviu politine mintis vys-
test pamazu. Trukdanciu mo-
.mentu tai minciai greitesniu
tempu plestis buvo, be abejo,
be bendru politiniu apystovu,
vargingos salygos musu inteli-
gentinems pajiegoms tarpti ir
augti pacioje Lietuvoje: ir
svietimo istaigos ir krasto ad-
ministracija buvo Wis svetimu
ateiviu rankose.
Kilus 1914 m. didziajam ka.
rui, staiga eme visos apystovos
keistis. Teisybe, krastas, at.
sidures karo ugnyje, pasidar5
didziu nelaimiu auka, ir teisy
be taip pat kad dauguma mu
su ir taip negausios inteligen
tijos vienais ar kitais sumeti
mais pasisalino, prizes ateisiant
Vokieciams, Rusijon. Krastt
beliko vos nedideles musu inte
ligentu liekanos. Tatai, Zinc
ma, silpnino musu tautos pa
deti Vokieciu okupantq akyse
Nera betgi to blogo kas neisei
tu geran: silpnumo jausma
verte mus likusiuosius kuopti
kruvon ir laikytis vienybes
Vienybe okupantu atzvilgiu bu
vo musu stiprybe.
Vokieciams baigus 1915 m
rudeni okupuoti visa krasta
politine musu likusiu Lietuvi1
inteligentu mintis eme laba
intensyviai dirbti. =.
DU CENTRAL
Visa musu veikla spietesi
zinoma, Vilniuje. Teisybe,
pradziu musu spekos buvo pa
sidalinusios tarp dvieju centr1
-vieno didesnio: Lietuviu Ko
miteto nukentejusiems del ka
70 selpti, ir antro mazesnio
Draugijos teisinei ir agronomi
nei pagalbai teikti, kuria buv
isteiges, prizes isvaziuodama
Rusijon, A. Bulota. Komiteta
turejo daugiau lesu il isgyve
no visa laika, gi Draugija tu
rejo po kurio laiko, del les
stokos, nustoti veikus.
Politiniu atzvilgiu palaik
abb grupes konkreciais klausi
mais kontakta, ir tas kontak
tas budavo tai tampresnis ia
palaidesnis, ziurint apystovu
konkreciu reikalu.
AS, nors priklausiau pri
Draugijos, palaikyavau san
tikius ir SUI Komitetu, ypac s.
jo pirmininku Ant. Smeton
(esava tarnavusiu kartu Vii
niaus zemes Banke), SUI kuriuc
nueidamas laikas nuo laiko Ko
mitetan, kalbedavaus intere
suojanciais mudu politiko o
klausimais.
Prasidejus Vokieciu okupa
cijai, pas name buvo tuoj uz
simezge santikiai su ju admi
nistracijos virsunemis, su ku
riomis buvo ivairiu reikalu :
is pradziu minetos Draugijo
klausimais, o paskui ir kitai
T.
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per aspera ad astra.

dienos reikalais.
Kartu palaikydavau santi-
kius su vietos Lenkais, Gudais
ir zydajs. Artimesni santikiai
pas name buvo uzsimezge su
Gudais: hroliais A. ir j. Luc-
keviciais, Lastausku ir k.
Gudt centras buvo pas bro
lius Luckevicius. Ten, prade-
DEUS eiti 1916 m. Vasario Is
d. Gudu laikrasciui "Homan",
apsigyveno to laikrascio cenzo-
rius Vokietis atsargos karei-
Wis Susemil.
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tt ir ta patl Vakara sugryztl.
Adv. Antanas A. Oils daug
pasidarbavo prie Willis Kelly
rezoliucijos paruosimo ir pra-
mes visuomenei apie svarba tos
rezoliucijos Lietuvos nepriklau-
somybes gynimo atzvilgiu.
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ssIOS SALES ukese tik l
namas is IL turf vonia, ir tik
/ namas is 6 turf ivesta van
deni ] vidq.