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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
Virginia Utility Given
$4,000 Loan by REA

The Rural Identification Admin
istration announced yesterday a
$50 900 loan to the Virginia Electric
Cooperative of Bowling Green, Va
The loan is among those granted to
40 electric co-operatives totalins
s10,312,000 and approved by the ad-
ministration.
The loan to the Virginia Cooper
ative was for improvements to its
system, REA said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
Montgomery Names :
Edgar N. Douglass
To New Schools Posi-

Appointment of Edgar Merritt
Douglass, 43, principal of Mont
gomery Blair High School, Silver
Spring, to fill the newly created
office Of assistant superintendent of
schools for Montgomery County, was
announced today. His successor as
principal has not yet been named
DR.. Edwin w. Broome, superin-
tendent of schools, said the appoint
ment was made by the Board of
Education and approved by the
State superintendent of education
Mr.. Douglass salary has not yet
been fixed.
According to DR.. Broome, the new
post was established as a result of
the rapid growth of the county and
the consequent sharp increase In
the volume Of work handled by the
schools department.
He said the County Teachers As
ISOLATION worked with him and the
Board of Education in considering
possible candidates for the post and
that Mr.. Douglass was selected as
the "best man for the job in view
of his educational background ard
outside activities"
A native of Fairfield County, S. c.,
Mr.. Douglass has been principal of
county high schools for d years.
He served as principal of Damascus
Hight School from 1925 to 1929 and
OF Takoma-Silver Spring High
School, which later became Mont
gomery Blair High, from 1929 to the
present time. He also taught at
several summer sessions of the Uni
versity of Maryland.
He received his bachelar of arts
degree at Wofford College in June,
1921, and his master of arts degree
at George Washington University
in June, 1929. He also took graduate
work at the University of Maryland,
University of Virginia, Columbia
University and Yale University
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
S7OFine Levied
After Argument
With Policeman

A dispute which began when a
policeman ordered him to keep dirt
of the street in front of a con-
struction job of which he had charge
resulted in a $40 fine yesterday in
Municipal Court for Timothy j.
Casey, 43, Of the $500 block of Thir-
tenth street NV.
Casey was charged with disorderly
conduct May 8, according to Police
Sergt. George v. Moore of No. IL
precinct, after he loudly repeated
an obscene name which he accused
the sergeant of having called him.
Sergt. Moore denied he had used
the term in telling Casey to keep
the street free of dirt in the 300
block of Minnesota avenue Sc.
Casey's charge that the sergeant
dug his fingernails into my flesh"
in selling his arm was denied also
by Sergt. Moore and Capt. A. I. Bull
lock of No. II precinct, who was
present at the time. Judge Thomas
D. Quinn allowed the fine to stand
as an appeal bond when Casey in
dicated he would appeal the con-
VictiOn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
Virginia Draft Survey
Shows Registrations
insufficient for Quota
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, June ga sur.
vey of Selective Service registrants
IN Virginia indicates an insufficient
number available for induction tt
keep up with requirements from the
armed forces, State Selective Service
headquarters reported.
When the drafting of 10 and Is
year oldS was halted May IS, there
were l,153 young men already Or
dered for induction who did not &c
into service because they had asked
poStponement of induction as high
school students.
There were 1879 Virginians eIimi-
mated from the manpower draft
pool by discontinuance of the 10 and
10 year old inductions, and of this
number 4,087 were known to be ply
sically fit. including the deferred
high school students.
In the next group, non-fathers
from the age of 20 through Is, there
were found to be 3,187 eligihles, of
whom 1926 were known to be physi-
cally fit. However, 2,139 of this
group have been deferred in agricul-
tural occupations.
Unless we are to go into those
deferred in agriculture" said Col.
Joel D. Griffing, State director, 1--WE
find that there are no more than
1872 available in the 1926 age
group"
When the President ordered re-
sumption of the processing of men
in the age group 26 through 20, a
survey showed 1870 eligibles in this
bracket after the elimination of
fathers. But only 269 are known to
be physically fit and 149 of these are
deferred in agriculture, leaving only
lib Immediately available.
In addition to those deferred in
agriculture, there are 1910 within
the eligible ages who are deferred
by reason of service in the Merchant
Marine, and local boards will be
called on to give these cases further
consideration.
If Virginia is to provide it's nor
NAL portion of the men the armed
forces are expected to require, it will
be called on for from 1000 to 1900
men monthly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
Two JAW Leaders Given
Jail Terms in Conspiracy
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

PATERSON, N. j., June 8.-Pas-
sale County Judge Alexander M.
Macleod sentenced two former Of
Ulcers of Local $50, United Auto
mobile Workers, CLIO, to prison
terms of from. ~ to 3 years and
fined them $1,000 each yesterday
on their pleas of no contest to
charges Of conspiracy to defraud
the local.
Sentenced were Albert Capone,
Paterson, former president, and
George Tremper, formerly of Ora
dell, former secretary.
The defendants originally had
pleaded not guilty, but changed
them to no contest May 16 as their
trial before a jury was in progress.
They were indicted with 80 9TH
ers on charges of conspiracy to de-
fraud the local Of a total Of So, $50
from September 20. 1914. to Jan
uary 20, 1945.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
Ecuador Ambassador Speaks
AtMoryIdndU. Commencement

of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation here.
Honorary certificates of merit in
agriculture were awarded Richard
B. Darnall, Anne Arundel County;
George H. Harrison, Worcester
County; Howard S. beaverton, Kent
County, and John c. Rutledge,
Hartford County.
Graduates Include Color Girl"
One of the honor graduates will
be the Naval Academy's June week
color girl" Miss Dorothy Ann
Hargrove of New York, who was
married there yesterday to Ensign
James B. Wilson of Charlotte, N. c.,
following his graduation from the
academy.
Miss Hargrove led her class in the
college of agriculture. She was
named color girl by Ensign Wilson,
whose company of midshipmen won
the competitive drill at the academy.
Top-ranking graduates in other
schools are:
Arts and sciences, Miss Mabel
Sundstrom, Riverdale.
Business administration, Miss
Lucille Stringer, Washington.
Education, Miss Jean Sinclair,
Glen Cove, N. Y.
Engineering, Bernard Lubarsky,
Home economics, Miss Martha
Souder, Washington.
Law, Edgar Paul Boyko, Baltimore
Schools and Graduates.
The number of graduates from
each OF the schools and the faculty
member who presented them as they
received their degrees are.
Graduate, IL doctor of philosophy
degrees, four master of arts, eight
master Of science and seven master
OF education by Dean c. O. Apple
man.
Agriculture, IA bachelor of science
by Assistant Dean H. F. Cotterman.
Arts and science, II bachelor of
arts and q bachelor of science by
Acting Dean ]. F. Pyle.
Business and public administra-
ton, IL bachelor of science by Dean
Pyle.
Education, 10 bachelor of arts and
38 bachelor of science by Acting
Dean H. H. Brechbill.
Engineering, % bachelor of science
by Dean S. S. Steinberg.
Home economics, 40 bachelor of
science by Dean M. M. Mount.
Law, 10 bachelor of laws by Dean
Roger Howell.
Pharmacy, II bachelor of science
by Dean Andrew G.. Dumez.
Nursing, "a graduates by Director
Florence M. Gipe.
The program included invocation
and benediction by the Rev. Ma
thaniel c. Acton, pastor of st.
Andrews Episcopal Church, College
Park. Musical selections were given
BY John Way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
Five Primary Candidates
Speak at Triton Beach
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 8.-Five
Democratic primary candidates and
Senator Tydings were guest speak
ers today at an old-time political
rally at Triton Beach, near here.
The speakers included Gov.
O'Conor. running for the senatorial
nomination; Controller ]. Willard
Tawes, seeking the gubernatorial
nomination; Representative Sasscer,
a candidate for denomination to the
House from the fifth district, and
State Senator Wilbur r. Dulin Of
Anne Arundel County, who is seek
ing to return to his post in the up
per chamber.
The picnic is being sponsored by
the Anne Arundel County Demo-
cratic organization, supported by
the State Democratic Central Com
mittee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
Soft Coal Loading Record
Set June 4, B. & 0. Reports
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, June 8.-The Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad Co. said a
new all-time coal loading record
made on June 4 was indicative of
the fact that bituminous coal mining
in West Virginia. Pennsylvania and
other fields is now going at full
blast"
The railroads new coal loading
record was 1929 cars, which was Sc
cars more than its previous one-day
high set on March Is.
The announcement said the road
has received the last delivery of an
order of $500 50-ton capacity coal
hopper cars and delivery of aajaddi-
ton 500 will start next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
Chesapeake Ferry Run
Shows Gain Over 1915

ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 8.-Traf-
flc on the Chesapeake Bay ferry
system increased 54.38 per cent in
May over that of the same month in
1945.
A report of operations shows that
32,318 passenger cars were carried
on bay ferries last month, compared
with 1899 carried in May, 1914
TOTO per cent increase.
Gov. O'Conor said the jump in
ferry business was the result, in
part, of the newly expanded sched-
ule of operations, including night
service, which went into effect May
II on the Sandy Point-Matapeake
rim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08

Pharmaceutical Co., received honor
airy doctor of science degrees.
Mr.. Failey was chairman of the
Drug Resources Advisory Commit
tee under the Army Navy Munitions
Board during the war which fur
nished medical supplies to the
armed forces. He is past president
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08

Judge OF the
second judicial
circuit Of Mary
land since 1888.
They received
doctor of laws
degrees. Carson
P. Frailey, exec
utive vice presi-
dent and secre-
tary of t h e
American Drug
M a n ufacturerS'
Association, and
Frank L. Nc
Cartney, preSi-
dent of the Nor
w 1 ch IN Wy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
Viii liums Chosen Dean
At w. 81. Law School

LEXINGTON, Va, June 8.-Dr.
Francis P. Gaines, president of
Washington and Lee University, has
announced the appointment Of
Clayton Epes Williams as dean of
the university's school Of law. Since
the death of DR.. william H. More
land in 1914, Prof. williams has
been acting dean.
Dean Williams said publication of
the Washington and Lee Law Re-
view, discontinued during the war,
will be resumed next year, and that
a revision of the curriculum Is being
planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
Maryland Bar Unit Gets
Challenge on Campaign
BY the Associated Pres,

BY the Associated Press
BALTIMORE, June 8.-Attorneys
for four Republican judgeship as
pirants filed suit today asking the
Baltimore Circuit Court to restrain
the Baltimore Bar Association from
campaigning for the reelection Of
six sitting judges.
Judge Emory H. Miles declined to
issue a temporary restraining order,
but directed the bar association to
show cause by Tuesday why it
should not be enjoined from the
practices complained of. The plain
tits contended the association was
violating the Corrupt Practices Act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
Pool Hall Owner Found
Guilty on Labor Charges

1Pee'uI DIsFoIeTI TO TIe oTuT
LAUREL, Md, June Oscar
Link, proprietor of the Laurel Bowl
ing Alley, was found guilty and
fined $50 on a charge of employing
six youths of less than IA years of
age by Judge Arthur P. Owens of
Trial Magistrates Court yesterday.
Five colored and one white youth
appeared as witnesses in the case,
which was prosecuted by the State
Commission of Labor and Statistics
through two of its inspectors from
Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08


Plaza today told the University of
Maryland graduating class that ma
tons must be willing to surrender
IAN amount of sovereignty in favor
of the United Nations" before the
world will have lasting peace.
An alumnus of the university, the
Ambassador spoke at commence
ment exercises for 1913 graduates
from 10 schools of the institution
in the new armory at College Park.
He was among four men who re-
ceived honorary degrees. Gov.
O'Conor extended greetings to the
graduates and DR.. H. C. Byrd, uni
Verslty president, conferred degrees.
The Ambassador said that since
the atomic bomb and long-range
weapons of attack have wiped out
the security of this Nation once was
given by the Atlantic and Pacific
Oceans, the Monroe Doctrine had to
give way and the United States has
to play the part that destiny has
gwen her as a world leader in these
troubled times"
Charter Praised.
The charter of the United Nations
went far enough" as a first step,
the Ambassador said, toward laying
a groundwork for nations to work
together and "a second step should
necessarily mean the doing away
with the right to veto and this in
itself implies a concession of SOW
ereignty. The United Nations would
have to approach more the concep-
ton of a world government before it
could be effective and towards this
second step all the nations of the
world and particularly the great
powers should strive.
Honorary degrees were presented
to Mr.. Plaza and J. Owen Knott,
i,,lon %Le
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
Maryland Farm Adviser
Warns of Potato BIiqht
BY the Asseeiated Pra,s

DR.. r. A. Jenle, University of
Maryland Extension Service plant
pathologist, said yesterday late
blight had attacked paintings of
potatoes in practically all sections
of the Eastern Shore.
He warned potato growers to
spray or dust their fields promptly
to avoid heavy loss of the crop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08

SA<NSA Sk4 AAA6,
Md, tomorrow
at the II am.
service. Canon
Draper will also
C o n d uct the
early service at
7::30 am.
The Rev. Mr..
DIR per is a
6 r a d U a t e of
George Wash
ington Univer-
sity and of Gen.
eral Theological
S e m i n airy in
New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
Canon Draper to Give
Silver Spring Sermon

Canon w. Curtis Draper, jr., who
joined the staff OF the Washington
Cathedral July Is, 194l, will be the
preacher at Grace Episcopal Church,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08

in 1885 at services in Bethlehem
Chapel at the Cathedral.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-17

kia daugiau asmenu, dauglau
draugiju Siam dideliam artimo
meiles zygiui ivykdyti.
Kiekvienas gerasirdis Lietu-
Wis naslaiciu gelbetojas kuris
sutiko apmoketi keliones islai-
das, yra prasomas butt pasi-
ruoses atsiusti $4,000 kai bus
nurodyta.
Kas tik gall, yra prasomas
siai naslaiciu gelbejimo veiklal
paaukoti bent kokia pinigu su-
ma. Cekius ir money orderius
! rasykite tokiu vardu: Lithua-
nian Orphans Fund ir siuskite
United Lithuanian Relief Fund
of America, 19 w. "A Street,
New York, N. Y.
Visos Lietuviu draugijos yra
prasomos paskirti kick galima
didesnes aukas. Busime labal
dekingi jei turtingesnes drau-
giios paaukos bent vieno mas
laicio keliones islaidoms paden-
gti.
Kadangi laiko nedaug liko
todel prasome visus LietuviQ
naslaicu prietelius ir gelbeto-
Jus paskubinti savo apsispren-
dina ir tiesti pagalbos ranka'
United Lithuanian Relief
Fund of America
10 West 44th Street
New York Is, N. Y.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-17
PHILADELPHIA
LVS SEIMO REIKALU

Artejant metiniam Lietuvaj
Vaduoti Sajungos seimui, kurs
ivyks Birzelio l ir 2 d.. Det-
roit, Mich, cia rimtai svarsto-
ma, bet del tolumo mazai kas
vaziuos. Ka lengvai galime at
likti tai prisideti SUI geros Lie
tuviskos sajausmo Strides STAN
besne pinigine auka Lietuvos
ir Lietuviu vadavimo darbams.
Nuolatine pinigine parama
neturetu isdilti is Amerikoje
gyvenanciu Lietuviu sirdziu
link tevu krasto ir savuju pa
sigailejimo; prie kiekvienos IT,
kros Lietuviskos progos turime
butinai prisideti aukomis. Tuo
labiau kad turime prie LVS
vairo labai gabia ir sumania
vadovybe SUI gerb. ziuriu, Oliu,
Karpium ir kitais stambiais
atsidavusiais Lietuvai veike-
jais ir duosniais aukotojais.
Todel ir mes Philadelphijos
Lietuviai nenusiminkime Lie
tuvos priesu laimejimais, bet
prisidekime jei. ne veikimu tai
bent finansine parama pagal
isgales. Nepamirskim kad "sau-
so niekas neklauso".
Siam LVS Seimui sveikini-
mus ir aukas' siuskime tuojau
siuo adresu: DR.. j. J. Sims,
22O7 Oakman Blvd, Detroit 6,
Mich. J. j.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-17
Parvezkime Amerikon Lietuvius
aSIaiCiuS
Atvezimas is Vokietijos Vieno Naslaicio
katuoja $4,000 Xxi Liepos dar Cali
Butt Atvezti IA Lietuviukai

Pagal veikiancius imigfacijos
lstatymus, per metus Amerikon
gall ivaziuoti 1856 Lietuvos pi-
lieciai. Naujos kvotos metal
prasideda kasmet Liepos l d.
PREF. Truman 1916 m. gale
isleido potvarki kuriuo Prime
nybe ivaziuoti Amerikon tel
kama naslaiciams vaikams. Sis
potvarkis taikomas ir Lietu-
viams naslaiciams esantiems
Amerikieciu valdomoje Vokie-
tijos dalyje. Ju ten yra nema-
zas skaicus.
Atsikviesti naslaicius Ameri-
kon atskiri asmenys negali. Ia
gall padaryti tik didziules orga-
nizacijos, kurioms valdzia pri-
pazino teise duoti savo afida-
vitus. Tokia teise suteikta ka-
taliku, protestantu ir zydu lab
daros organizacijoms.
Amerikos Catholic Commit
tee for Refugees, glaudziai vel
kias su War Relief Services or
ganizacija, sutiko duoti reika'
lingus afidavitus Lietuviams
naslaiciams atvezti j Amerika
jei Bendras Americas Lietuvil
Fondas uztikrins kad naslaicil
atgabenimo ir apgyvendinlmt
islaidos bus apmoketos.
Vieno naslaicio kelione il
Vokietijos Xxi New Yorko kas
tuoja $163, o jo uzlaikyma
prieglaudoje ir mokykloje p
$25 menesiui.
} Kiekvienas naslaitis, atve5
} tas Amerikon, turf teise but
,, isunytu (adopted) jei tik susi
ras norinciu j savo seimon pa
init ir jei tos seimos bus pri
pazintos tinkamomis ir gain
ciomis naslaiti isunyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-17
LIETUVOS GAMYBA
NUSMUKINTA

Lietuvos komunistu partijos
Tiesa nupasakoja kaip
Lietuvoje nuvaryta nuo koto
gamyba:
'Kai skurios gamybines ar
teles isleidzia j rinka menka-
vercius gaminius. stai pateik-
tos prekybinems organizaci-
JOINS gamybiniu arteliu paga-
mintos avalines kartais buna
perdem netikusios, o uzrasyta
'modeline avaline', ir kainos
net trigubai brangesnes negu
sajunginio kainorascio leista.
Ne viskas tvarkoje ir vieti-
nese pramones imonese. Antai
Kauno 'Metalas' gamma kibi-
rus, sukisa juos po desimtl ir
supakuoja. Bet daznai beda:
ipiltas j virsutini kibira van
duo patenka Xxi paskutiniojo.
"Aliejaus ir tabako tresto
zinioje stiklo fabrikas. sluo
metu stiklo fabrikas vos kruta.
10 gaminiai menki tick isvaiz-
dos, tick patvarumo, tick asor-
timento atzvilgiu''. (Elta.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-17
CLEVELANDE SU-
KELTA VIRS $3.50
LVS 1-MAS SKYRIUS PAAU-
KOVO SEIMUI $4,000

CLEVELAND, Ohio. - L..
V. S. limo skyriaus surengta-
me kortavimo vakarelyje, &C.
guzes IL, susirinko apie so sve-
ciu P. J. ziurio namuose, kur
praleido maloniai laika. Tarp
sveciu lankesi LVS centro SEX
retoriai J. Kripas, K. S. Kar-
Plus su zmona, p. julius Sme-
tona su zmona ir daug kitty.
Vakarelio biznis dave incl
gu S93.35, ismokejus uz mais-
ia $27.OO, pelno liko $66.35
Centro pirm. P. J. ziuris pa
dare pranesima apie leidziama
knyga 'Lietuva Tironu Pan,
ciuose", ir tai knygai leisti su,
deta auku sekanciai:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-17
CALI IVAzIUUOTI IA
NASLAICIAI

Pagal imigracijos kvota Lie
tuvai, dabar, Xxi Liepos 1, Anne
rikos konsulai galetu duoti vi
zas IA Lietuviams naslaiciams
Ju ivaziavimo reikalu jau pa
daryti zygiai. Atitinkami ko-
tetai Vokietijoje sudaro reika-
lingus sarasus.
BALI jau turi savo sarase
visa ellie gerasirdziu Lietuviq
kurie nori isisunyti po naslai-
ii. Yra net tokiu kurie sutin-
ka paimti po du. Yra atsilie-
pusiu draugiju kurios sutinka
apmoketi vieno ir daugiau mas
laiciu keliones islaidas. Sic
pranesimai labai pradziugino
BALI vadovybe. Bet dar rel
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-17
A1SV A | TETI1V A
L. / L. IL y

lyvavima San Francisco kon-
ferencijoje, ir kitos.
LVS 16-tas skyrius taipgi
gavo nauju nariu, kuriu var
dai neuzilgo bus paskelbti.
Dirbkime vienminciai ir to-
liau!
''Kur vienybe
Ten galybe,
Kur jos nera -
Ten tik vargai. -"
Ona Biliute
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-17
|LVS l SKYRIUS PA.
SIUS SEIMUI $4,000

Pastarame Clevelando LVS
LIMO skyriaus susirinkime bu-
vo nutarta paaukoti LVS sci
mui Detroite $4,000.
Prize to, is. sio skyriaus daily
vaus seine apie 10 delegatu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-17

Pastaromis dienomis Meksi-
koje vyksta rinkimai. Vaizde
parodoma kaimietis stovintis
prie atvaizdo kandidato Miguel
Aleman, kuris varo karsciausia
rinkimu kampanijQ Meksikos
istorijoje. 4
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-17
kviedmaS j LIS Selma Detroite
Pareml<it LVS Akcija Savo Aukomis - Suskit
Savo Aul<a Metiniam Seimui Detroite

Lietuva Vaduot Sajungos 6as metnis seimas vyks Br
zeio ir2 dena (sesadien r sekmadienD Detroit, Mich
Akivazdoje pasaunu ivyku yra kiekveno gerai nuste
ksio Lietuvo parega bude veik r ugdyt Wilt tam kad
Lietuva butu sasvinta
LVs yra nveikus dideus dabus isleisdama "Timeless
Lithuana, Lthuania Under the Hammer and Sicke Ame
rkos Letuviu Misair Darba T visa eie meorandumu
r atsisaukmu Letuvos kausmu Per pnk meus jos darba
paseke mjonq zmonu demesi sudomno Letuvos kausimu
daug Amerikonu kap radio tap igu sapsnus ko
vojancius prizes sovietQ melus ir ju uzsimojmus.
Drauge kitomis organzacijoms Lvs dalyvavmas pir
mole antroe msjoe Westinghouse jos zygai San Francis
konferencjoe kontakta pabegelas Euopoje r ugdy
mas rykesnio usipratmo k tarpe Leuvu bet r Amer
keGu LVS prnoe vetoje kapo kovotoja Luvos
Neprklausomybe.
Dabar LVS edza dideli vekaa dokumentaskai paremta
r nupean vsas Lietuvo kancias tap bosevkas kap
nazas Veikalas pavadintas: "LIETUVA TIRONU PAN
cUOSE 81 vekaa parase tie zmones kurie vus
karcius momentus Lietuvos okupaciju laikotarpyje.
Suomi kveame kielviena geros vaios Letuv visas
organizaca kuopas staigas parem Letuvai Vaduot Sa
ungos veika Mes ypatngai kvieciame LVS skrus
sust kuoskaitngausa degacas tap kad Sis seas butr
reksmngas Mes prasome vsos Amerkos Letuvu spaudos
kad paretu LVS selma darbuoe sios organizacos Tx
sas buvo yra ir bus LAIsVA NEPRIKLAUsOMA LIETUVA
kur a issirinks toka valdza koka zmonems pas
be jokiu saukniu patarimu bel prievartos.
Detroto seine bus svarstoma tomesne Lvs darbuote =
tk WisKey rezolucijos reikaas bet r siunmas deega
cos Pasaule Takos Konferecija, paruosmas tnkamu
morandumu ir atsisaukimu viesai spaudai r radio.
Pagalos parsome visu paramos LVS darbQ vykdymu Sa
aukas maoneste sius LVS Seimo Rengimo Komteo Pr
mninkui DIR. J. SIMS 2207 Oaan Blvd, Detroit 6, Mich
LVs CENTRO VALDYBA
P j. zIURIS Pirminnkas,
DR. J. j. SIMS Vice Pirminnkas
ADV NADAS RASTENIS, Vice Pirmininkas,
A. S. TRECIOKAS, Vice Pirmnnkas,
J. J. SMAILIS, Izdninkas
K. S. KARPIUS Sekretorus,
j. KRIPAS, Finansu Sekreorius,.
DIR. M. j. COLNEY, ADV. A. c.. STOKNA,
lido Gobeja
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-17

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