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Well Done F. i.

meeting of Farmers Union members in Plentywood last
pledged the delivery of nearly 10000 bushels OF wheat
ward starvation thousands of people in
countries of Europe and Asia 1t noble gesture and
than that other groups of Farmers Union members IN
other parts of the country expected to do likewise they
have not already done
While few any, the farmers of this community have
starvation of them have known what 1t
to try to feed family children short rations 1t
small hurdle for the imagination for all with similar
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of our people True, responding to small
degree in irving to speed certain amount of relief
to the other nations but it to be pretty much
of "piecemeal" affair when reliance is placed by
our authorities on voluntary efforts of people
to meet this most critical worldwide situation Good
as are the intentions of all of u.s. the temptation
over eat is so great that frequently lose sight
of the suffering being undergone by those in the
ridden areas of the world. During the rationing
considered a necessity to not only ensure an
equitable distribution of foodsuffs to people,
but to supply our allies who directly in the path
of the enemy and fighting lifeanddeath strug
gle to hold out until such time could get into
full production of the implements of war. These same
allies plus the many millions of the defeated nations
are again waging a similar struggle against famine
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publication which supplants the Vel
lowstone. Avowed purpose of the Her
AIDS publishers is to provide not only
local Billings news to its readers, but
to also put before the public much OF
vital news value which naturally does
not appear in the company" daily OF
the Southern Montana metropolis. In
view of the "blackout" sheets of Butte
Missoula and Helena, similar indepen
dent weeklies could provide the media
whereby the people of those areas
would be able to secure more bal
anced picture of the news.
4. !. \
Farm people of the Eastern District
please note: your congressman, Wes-
ley D'Ewart recently exhibited anoth-
er example of his looking out for
YOUR interests by voting for the
Bulwinkle bill This bill, as you know
would exempt the railroads from anti
trust action in the courts, and leave
you shippers of livestock and grain
at the tender rate-making mercies of
the rails and the Interstate Commerce
commission. Principal financial back
er of the powerful lobby now trying
to push the Bulwinkle bill through
the senate is the Association of Amer
lean Railroads, which to all intents
and purposes is simply front for the
big railroad investment bankers of
Wall Street.
i. X !.
C. F. Maris, for more than 80 years
an attorney in Roundup, was bust
ness visitor at the state capitol this
week.
Francis E. and Fred DahIstrom of
Hot Springs were Thursday visitors
in the capital city. Both men are well
known among the farm people of the
Conrad area, and Francis, for several
years before the war operated a dry
cleaning business in Hot Springs
"Montana's famous health resort"
During the war years, being a veteran
of World War l, he, like many anoth-
er 1918 "doughboy," felt the desire
to contribute actively to the war eff
fort-so he closed up the business and
went to Tacoma where he spent many
long hours helping build "baby" air
craft carriers for the navy. Brother
Fred was engaged in railway construc-
ton on the coast at the same time
Both men look swell, and are mighty
happy to be among familiar surround
ings once again.
4. !. !.
The Gerald L. K Smith-Gerald Win
sheet Western Voice"
published by Fundamentals Minister |
Harvey Springer in Englewood, Colo
RADIO, regretfully announces that it has |
that Rep. John Rankin of |
will not seek reelection |
This, if true, will be sad news to all
fascist outfits in the country, but for
freedom-loving Americans it will be
as refreshing as a breath of good |
mountain air. There may be worse
men in the house of representatives
han Rankin, but certainly none more
ntolerant or more determined to
stamp out every sign of progress by
he common man. Washington and
he nation will be well rid of him and
others of similar ilk.
X 4. !.
Speaking of doing things in a big
way State REA Engineer and Mrs.
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IVA Grants
Continued from Page one)

only few experimental farms in each
county. In some instances all the
farms in particular region, possibly
dozen, have been used for area dem
onstrations.
But. IVA hasn't limited it's expert
mental farm work to the valley here.
Several thousand farmers in % states
outside the valley itself participated in
the experiments last year and received
the free" IVA fertilizer.
1--WE have 36,876 test demonstration
farms right now" Mcintosh said. "Of
that number 15,442 are single farm
demonstrations and 81 ,434 are in dem
onstrations involving entire areas
Some people believed when we
started that the free IVA fertilizer
would "knock" the sales of CONNER
cial fertilizers. Instead, farmers now
are so anxious to get fertilizers, after
seeing the results of the experiments
on their neighbors' acres, that there
is almost no limit to the amount of
fertilizer farmers would buy if they
could get it."
sales Above Average
Fertilizer sales in the Tennessee
valley now run far above the average
for the country as a whole
The IVA reforestation program in
cludes the maintenance of two nurs-
cries for the growing of seedlings.
One is at Muscle Shoals, Ala, and
the other is at Clinton, Tenn, near
here.
In all, 155 million seeding trees
have been produced. Some have been
produced. Some have been planted on
TVA-owned land. When IVA started
the civilian conservation corps was in
full swing and CCC boys planted many
of the trees.
Farmers who would pay for neces-
sary materials could get IVA trees
and CCC labor free Many farmers still
receive trees annually
By following IVA timber cutting
advice many farmers now receive a
regular income from their timber
whereas in the past by improper cut
ting they cashed in quickly and then
had no forest income for many years
at a time.
Gives Technical Aid
IVA also will give technical help
to farmers upon request concerning
such matters are the building of small
check dams in gullies to prevent ero-
sion.
Today many valley farmers will tell
you they have the finest agricultural
'egion in the country There isn't
month during the year when they can't
De raising crops of some kind.
Down at Mooresville, Ala. where a
travelling tailor, Andrew Johnson, once
made clothing for plantation owners
n building still standing, the soil
s red with iron oxide, like Red noun
ain on the Million-dollar highway
outh of Ouray, Colo.
There on an Alabama state dem
farm operated by Fred
stewart, l saw a demonstration hard
or a Westerner to believe. On a
ingle piece of ground by crop rota-
ion this is what Stewart gets in two
ears: A crop of oats averaging rs
ushels to the acre, oats forage for
herd of cows from Nov 1 to March
, a crop of crimson clover seed, GRIM
on clover forage for the COWS from
)ct. Is to May 10 and crop of grain
orghum running 60 bushels to the
ere.
OF course, such intensive farming
alls for use of fertilizer.
When I saw the plot it was in lush
rimson clover with large cone-shaped
lessons which, when you stand in
, it comes half way to your knees.
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rest of the world starves, by returning
to rigid program of rationing. Let us
insist that our congressman and the
administration take immediate steps
to reinstitute rationing, that the vic
tory won on the battlefront may be
| followed up by a lasting peacetime
victory.
+ i. i
Speaking about making the most of
what's available in way of building ma
terial, Lee MetcaIf, candidate for asso-
ciate justice, may have solution for
the housing problem facing other Mon
tana ex-GIs. A few weeks back after
returning to his home in Hamilton
from combat duty in Europe, Lee and
Mrs. M found to their dismay that the
Bitter Root city had grown so much
during the war that there wasn't a
house of any kind to be had. Dis
mayed but not disheartened, they
it would be possible to buy couple
of bunk houses from neighboring
small mill, could procure some second
hand plumbing and electrical fixtures,
and maybe little new building ma
terial. Now the bunk houses have been
moved onto their lots in Hamilton,
joined together, and-with a lot of
hard work in the next few weeks, the
Metcalfs may soon once again have
home to temporarily tide them over
the housing crisis.
4. I. +
With eyes "bugging out" at the
thoughts of winning box of Almond
Roca for the more beautiful half, your
reporter last Saturday night snagged
off for himself a correct answer to a
question on the Montana Booster pro-
gram over the Z-Bar Network. Imagine
the chagrin that greeted him (and
herr when the announcer Justify, pro-
claimed that to Mr.. - we
the Coates of the Mountains"
Not only is our appetite for Almond
Roca still not satisfied, but worse
still, the boys Gall three of them) are
now insisting that the whole family
take the boat trip-that l put up four
extra bucks in order to take advan-
tage of my prize" Nutz! All kidding
aside, for lot of good fun, on late
Saturday evenings, we recommend the |
Montana Booster program. Don't cost |
a dime you know, and you might win
a prize-say, for example, trip
through the Gates of the Mountains.
+. 4. X
|. F. McQuitty, state purchasing
spent the first part of the week at
he state capitol attending meetings
If the Montana Planning commission.
Mr. McQuitty is longtime resident
If Harlowton.
4 !. 4
Editor w. G. Dunlap, Thompson
Falls, in announcing his intention to
eek another term as Sanders County
public administrator, has advised his
eaders that his stirring campaign
MOTTO for 1916 will be "You Could
% Worse" Incidentally, Editor Dun
ap, through his paper "The Ledger"
resents one of the most interesting
olumns, "Hit or Miss" Of local events
nd anything else that comes into his
ead, of any weekly in the state. {
\ 4 4
Last week marked the first issue
f The Billings Herald, a twice-a-week
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ence realize what mothers and fathers in other parts of
world experiencing with rations at ALL There's
deep significance in farm thus leading the in
humanitarian Farmers not their hearts
but they ready help when need arises
brentwood Herald.)
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SHACK SWEEPINCS
BY BILL

while millions people the globe
in
probably
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inevitable followers Human life
it, well
millions be fed We
while the
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ToIvo karkainen are the proud par
ents of lib. 5-oz. son, born this
week. In these days of food shortages,
there's nothing like having your sons
half-grown at birth
\ !. !.
And speaking of very good look
ign wives-Helena's Mayor-Elect Ray
Wine knows how to pick 'em-even
if he had to go clear to Guatemala to
do it. For verification of this asser-
ton the reader is referred to picture
on page one Of Mondays Great Falls
Tribune.
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Speaking of doing things in big
way, State REA Engineer and Mrs.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1946-05-10

Last week marked the first issue
of The Billings Herald, twice-a-week
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C. F. Maris, for more than 80 years
an attorney in Roundup, was a bust
ness visitor at the state capitol this
week.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-07

sudeta $3.50.
siuo tarpu atvyko Mayoras
Jeffries, kuris veliau sake sa-
vo ilgoka kalba.
lspudinga trumpa kalba An
gliskai pasake vietine veikeja
Helen Rauby. DR.. J. J. Sims
seimo rengimo komisijos pir.
mininkas, toastmasterio parei-
gas pavede Teisejui Juozui P.
Uvick, kuris nuo saves pasake
inspiruojancia Lietuviams kal-
ba. kovoti uz savo tautos tel
ses.
Pianu pora klasisku kuriniu
paskambino viesnia is Cleve-
lando, p. Brute Smetoniene, j
buvo labai siltai sutikta. Jos
puiki memo pajiega visus uz-
zavejo. Prize to dar, nors trum-
pane programe, po pora dainQ
padainavo. jauna bet talentin-
ga dainininke Aldona Molyte,
ir visu Detroitieciu draugas.
tenoras Jonas Valiukas. P-lei
Molytei akompanavo jauna pia-
niste Ruta Zigmantaite, o Va
liukui pile Elena Dailydaite,
kuri jau nuo mazutes Lietu-
viams skambina, ir kartais pa
dainuoja solo.
Adv. Oils, is Chicagos, pa
skambino Americas ir Lietu-
vos himnus.
Bankete matesi ir musu dar-
bu remejai profesionalai, kaip
Adv. Alex Conrad SUI zmona,
DR.. Eugenia Gurskaite (6-to
skyriaus nare), biznieriai Po-
villas Molis SUI zmona, j. Miski-
mis- SUI zmona ir sunum, nesenai
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DIRVOJE dar galima gauti
Paryziaus Lietuviu pabegeliu
isleista graziai paveiksluota
knygele "1918-1946" - Lietu-
vos Nepriklausomybei pamine-
ii.
Kurie paskubesite, sias kny-
geles gausite dvi uz 81. Tai
irgi bus jusu parama tu kurie
svetimoje salyje atsidure, be
jokiu pragyvenimo saltiniu, uz-
siima kurybos darbu, keldami
musu tautini susipratima aux
styn, stiprindami kovos dvasia
savo ir musu.
W virspamineta literature
siuskit savo aukas DIRVAI,
1920 Superior av., Cleveland 3,
Ohio.
Kaip tik susirinks keli dola-
rial, jie tuoj bus pasiusti tq
spausdiniu leidejams.
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darbininkas is savo uzdarbio
gall is sales prisipirkti. Ten
ka dar pastebeti, kad Vilniuje
veikia dvi valstybines krautu-
YES, kuriose "juodosios birzos"
kainomis irgi visko galima pirk-
ii. Bet kartais tose krautuvese
kainos yra dar aukstesnes, ne
kaip "juodojoje rinkoje". Paw,
uz kilograma sviesto toje krau-
tuveje reikalaujama apie 200
rubliu, O "juodojoj rinkoj" tas
pats sviestas kainoja apie $50
|rubliu. Tuo budu patti "proleta-
rine" valdzia palaiko spekulia-
tyvines kainas. siaip zmones
eina "talkucke", kur mainomi
daiktai j produktus. Ia, ka
zmones is senesniu laiku turf
ia maino "talkuckeje".
Taciau nepaisant viso media
tekliaus Lietuvos gyvenima'
pacios Sovietu Rusijos gwen
tojams atrodo kaip tikras "ro
JUS. Lietuvoje yra privisf
Rusijos ubagu. Tai Rusai il
gudai is Vitebsko, Leningrado
Kalugos, Orlos ir kitty veto
viu, kurie atvaziuoja Lietuvo'
ubagauti. Dazniausia tai jau
nuoliai tarp 1914 metu am
ziaus ar motereles su maisals
Kadangi j traukinius jie nelsi
leidziami, tai ziemos metu tie
ubagai vaziavo arba, ant vago
nu laiptu arba tarp vagonu
Jie vaziuoja j Lietuva ar Ryt
prusius prasyti duonos. Jiem:
Lietuva atrodo kaip kokia A
merika. Prisiubagave vie
na kita maiseli, Sic "tikrieji'
Sovietu gyventojai vel stengia
81 patekti traukinius If CRY
| zti j isbadejusi Sovietiskaji kai
ma.
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SCENOS MENININ-
KU SUVAZIAVI-
MAS

Jau kuris metas kaip Lietu-
viu pabegeliu bendruomene Vo-
kietijoje pradejo organizuotis
professionals pagrindais. Sio or
ganizavimosi pagrindinis tiks-
las, kick aplinkybes leidzia, su-
daryti salygas kurios leistu sa-
vo profesijoje tobulintis ir sa-
vo kurybiniu darbu prisideti
prie savo tautines ir bendros
kulturos kelimo.
Pradejus professionals pagrin-
dais organizuotis, jau buvo su-
saukta ivairiu profesiju EMO
niu suvaziavimu.
Balandzio 27-Geguzes 5 id.
Amerikieciu valdomoje Vokie-
tijos zonoje Kassel-Mattenberg
ivyko Lietuviu artistu suvazia-
vimas, kuriame dalyvavo so
operos, dramos ir baleto artls-
tu, kompozitoriu, instrumental
listu solistu, konservatoriju mo-
kytoju ir kitu tos darbo SRI
ties profesionalu-specialistu.
Lietuviu scenos menininku
Lietuviu pabegeliu tarpe esa-
ma tick jog galima ikurti Lie
tuviska opera, drama, baletas
ir isteigti Lietuviska muzikos
konservatorija. Didziausia tam
kliutis yra kad tie menininkai
gyvena isblaskyti po visas iris
zonas.
Suvaziavimo metu ir buvo
svarstoma kaip Lietuviams me-
nininkams susiburti ir kurio-
Sc vietose, kad greiciausiu lai-
ku galetu pradeti veikti Lietu-
viu operos ir dramos teatral.
siuo metu tik paskiri meninin-
kai ar ju trupes tegastroliuo-
Z ia. Tos ju gastroles tick Va
> karu Sajungininku kariu, tick
Vokieciu visuomenes, tick, pa
galiau, ir paciu Lietuviu pabe,
. geliu tarpe turf kuodidziausis
pasisekima. Kiekviena suva
ziavimo diena teatre vyko kon'
7 certai, kurie kasdien sutrauk'
l davo ziurovu Xxi 1900.
. Scenos menininku suvaziavl'
: mas savo reikalams tvarkyt:
. isrinko slaptu balsavimu atsto'
: vybe is siu zmoniu: l. Naura'
gis - pirmininkas; H. kaca'
y nauskas ir vi. Jokubenas -
: vice pirmininkai; J. Kardells-
t spaudos reikalams, P. Maze
: lis, kaip gyvenas arti UNRRA
l. centro, gavo ypatingus igalio'
: iimus su generalinio sekreto'
) riaus titulu. A. M.
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PASEkMINGAS LVS SEIMAS

Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajuagos
6-tas metinis Seimas, ivykes
Detroito mieste Birzelio 1 ir 2
buvo pasekmingas keliais at
zvllgiais. Butent, kad dalyva-
vo didokas skaicius atstovu,
kad buvo surengtas pasekmin-
gas banketas, kuriame dalyva-
vo ir pasake reiksminga kalba
Mayoras Edward J. Jeffries ir
buvo atstovaujamas Kongres-
mano O'Brien ofisas, ir paga-
liau kad suaukota per $4,000
pinigQ Lietuvos reikalams gin
ii.
Dargi seimo antra diena, po
pietQ ivyko LVS 6-to skyriaus
piknikas, jane dalyvavo daug
zmoniu, taipgi sveciu ir dele
gatu, ir piknikas dave grazaus
pelno.
SEIMAS
Seimo upas buvo geras, vi
sal sklandus ir be susikirtimu.
Kaip delegate is Waterbury. p.
Colney pareiske, seine apsiei-
ia inteligentiskai, mandagiai.
Sustiprinta labiau rysiai su
Americas Lietuviu Misija, su
A. l.. Tautininku Centru, ir SUI
daryta visQ ju vienas bendras
izdas. Apsvarstyta daug rim
tu dalyku, kurie bus aprasyti
Dirvoje.
Nutarta .dirbti pagelbejimui
Lietuvos pabegeliams, ypac af-
fidavitu iteikimu.
BANKETAs
Seimini banketa laikome la
bal zymiu tue 'atzvilgiu kad
cia dalyvavo Detroito Mayoras
Jeffries ir pasake CANA ilga ir
Lietuviu tautai skirta kalba,
irodant kad teisybe lures pa
init virsu prizes jiega.
Kongresmana O'Brien atsto-
vavo vakarieneje PIP. Smith al.
Kongresmanas O'Brien NUNS
jau gerai zinomas, mes per jo
pastangas Detroitieciai isgavo
du karo lektuvus bomberius SUI
Lietuviskais vardais, kurie bu-
vo nupirkti uz LietuviQ ispar-
duotus karo bonus.
Bankete dalyvavo apie 120
zmoniu. Matesi professionally ir
biznieriu ir sveciu is kitty mie-
stu. zymesnes kalbas pasake
LVS centro pirmininkas P. J.
ziuris, kuris kalbejo Angliskai
isaiskindamas Lietuvos byla.
Adv. Antanas A. Oils isais-
kino svarba kovos uz Lietuva
tesimo ir prase auku. Cia pat
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PAGERBTAS A.A.
DIR. ]. JONIKAITIS

Seimo dalyviai ir DR.. Juozc
Jonikaicio artimi draugai pa
dare grazia atminti, pasibai-
gus seimui nuvaziuodami i ka-
pines ir padedami geliu vaini-
ka ant kapo buvusio LVS stei-
gejo ir nenuilstancio Lietuvy-
bes gaivintojo per daugeli me-
tu, a. a. DR.. Juozo Jonikaicio,
kuris staiga mire pereitu me-
tn Birzelio 26 d. M. Sims.
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Isrinkta Valdyba ir Komsijos Auku Seimo Metu Su-
kelta apie 1000. Kdinnkas Juozas SmaiIis Isrink-
tas Amzinu CARRIES Prmininku. Viktoras Petrikas-
Garbes Nariu. Kalbejo Detroito Miesto Mayoras.
LVS metins Semas Detroit, Nch Birzelio srn-
ko ekanca vayba vsam metui krioe ape ra
nauj vadybos narai Vadyba prapesta tarp rytp ktu
valstijq:
JUOZAS SMAILIS - Garbes Pirmininkas
PLUS j. zIURIS = Pirmininkas
DR. JONAS J. SIMS = Vice Pirmininkas
ADV NADAS RASTENIS = Vice Pirmininkas
A. S. TRECIOKAS = Vice Pirmininkas
DR. M. j. COLNEY = Izdninkas,
K. S. KARPIUS - Sekretorius,
JUOZAS KRIPAS = Finansu sekretorius,
ONA BILIUTE - lido Globeja
HELEN RAUBA.- lido Globeja.
Sis semas prideo dar dvi komisjas viena u - Veikimc
Komsa jon rnka Mare SIMS Shephania C. Douvan kurios
veks vien Helen Rauba kap visos Detroete bendran
organizacijos judrumui r skyriu santkiu palakymui
Speciale Samatu Komsa srnka is prmninlu Letuva
Vaduot Sajungo - P. j. zuris Americas Lietuviu Msos
Adv Antanas Oils Amerios Letuviu Tautinnku Centro
Adv Vyauas Abratis Ju znioje bus vsas bendras
nizacu vekimo tvarymas budzeo nusatymas r rysu ko
ordinavimas.
rnkas dininku komitetu r veliau Amerkos Letuvi
Msos zdinnkas dabar bus vienas zdnnkas visu tu tr
tautniu gruRiu Lietuvos vadavmo akcjoje.
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(Dirvos informacijos)
VISAS GYVENIMAS
NUSMUKDYTAS

Jaundma ZlnlQ aple malStOl
padeti okupuotoje Lietuvoje. il
yra labai liudna. Esama pade-
tt galima apibudinti taip:
zemes ukio gamyba yra smar-
kiai sukrikus. Karo audrose
zemes ukis, apskritai paemus,
nera katastrofaliskai nukente-
jes. Pirmosios bolseviku oku-
pacijos metu gamyba gerokai
nusmuko. To priezastis - ben
dra bolsevikine sistema: kai-
mo suproletarinimas Genes re-
formos'' pagalba, ivairiaus i o S
priverstinos buckles, ypac i
nesaugumo ir netikrumo jaus-
mas. Nebudami tikri del savo
rytojaus, ukininkai eme gamin-
ii tick kick reikejo butiniau-
stems reikalams. Savaime su-
prantama kad to pasekoje ga
myba krito.
Vokieciu okupacijos metu ze-
mes uki Siege ivairus negala-
vinai. Bet jis eme kick atsi-
gauti, nes ukininkai, bendrai
paemus, sugebedavo nuo Vokis-
ku rinkliavu apsiginti. From
tut priartejus prie Lietuvos,
| ypac gi tue metu kai Lietuvos
zeme pavirto karo lauku, ne
maza ukiu buvo nuteriota. Su-
dege trobesiai, isgaiso gyvuliai,
! derlius liko nenuvalytas. Is
Lietuvio ukininko voge, ka is
manydami, Vokieciai, voge il
raudonarmieciai. Ateme arklus
grobe maista, kai kuriais atve'
jais raudonarmieciai neprasmis
kai saude gyvulius. Bet Lietu
va nebuvo ilgai karo veiksml
zonoje, tat kai kurie ruozai is
liko kone visiskai sveiki. Jei
gu Lietuva vel butu atgavus
laisve nuo visu tokupantu, ia
zemes ukis per keliolika arti
miausiu metu butu vel geroka
atkutes.
To, deja, negalima pasakyt
apie dabartine Lietuva. Kail
pirmosios okupacijos metu, tail
ir dabar bolsevikai iveda Lietu
vote ta pacia santvarka, kaip il
visoje Bolsevikijoje. Pirmojt
eileje vykdomas "buoziu' naiki
nimas ("nubuozinimas"). Viss
:. zeme virs 80 hektaru atimama
Praktiskai stembesnieji ukinin
kai staciai apiplesiami. Daz
niausia ukininkams paliekams
daugiu daugiausia rs ha. Ii
kusioji zeme stengiamasi att
duoti bezemiams bel mazaze
miams. Bet Sic nenoromis sia'
"dovanas" ina, todel istisi plo
tai lieka dirvonauti.
VISI TURF Butt DRISKIAI
"Nubuozinimas' atliekam a
politiniais sumetimais. Paga
savo recepta, bolsevikai sieki;
ukininkus paversti 'driskiais pro
letarais. Tuo tikslu stambesn
, ukininkai daznai be ceremonijl
, suimami ir iStremiami Rusijon
Kitais gi atvejais ukininkai is
varomi is savo sodybu ir pa
leidziami ubagais. Buna atsi
tikimu kad patys ukininkai is
eina is savo ukiu ir bando isl
kurti miestuose, mes Wis vier
ukyje nera gyvenimo. siaip G
daugumas ukininku, kaip jal
sakyta, gamma tik tick, kiel
paciam reikia. Apie tolesnf
Z ateiti negalvojama, mes ryto
!, jaus nera.
Be bendro politinio netikru
mo, ukininkui visko stinga. Ne
ra trasu, negaunama irankiQ
! stinga gelezies remontams. To-
del ukis gryzta j senus laikus
I kai tekdavo verstis primityvis'
komis naminemis priemonemis
Tokiomis aplinkybemis zemes
ukis dideliais suoliais zengia at.
gal, jis smunka j ta suproleta'
rinta lygi, kuriame laikomi XII
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-07
NEUZMIRSKIT Sc

Rasydami Dirvos Redakcijai,
Administrator ar Agenturai
kokius paklausimus, visada ide-
kit uz &c paste zenkleli atsa-
kymui. Tas butina.
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