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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-08-28
RACE INSTITUTE
PLANS DRAFTED

Organizational ground work fo1
a fall conference on racial rela
tions was formulated by a com
mittee on civic unity" at a meet
ing Thursday night in Shattuck
school. The meeting was sponsored
by Young Republicans and Young
Democrats of Multnomah county
Hugh T. Pratt of the Young
Democrats presided.
a declaration of purpose, cleo
tion of officers, and establishment
of a treasury formed the program
acted upon by delegates from vari-
Gus civic organization.
Frank Day, Young Republican
representative introduced the de
claration of purpose which pledg-
ed that the group would cooper
ate to use our collective intel
ligence to discover deficiencies in
our present social situation and
to suggest remedial action, as
well as to promote the conference.
Chosen to serve on the execu-
tive board until the conference is
held were:
Edwin c. Berry of the Urban
League; Mrs. Grace +. jenkins of
the Methodist Federation for Soc
ial Service; Herbert Schwab OF
American Legion Post 1874; Robert
Canon of the American Veteran
committee; DR.. Loren Kerr OF
the Urban League; DR.. Robert N.
Joyner of the n. A. A. C. p. Mrs.
Alexander Levy of the inter-racial
Fellowship group Mrs. Gladys
Hudson of the Coma Street Com
munity club; David Robinson citi-
zen at large; Rev. Thomas J.
Tobin and w. H. LABEL of the
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Port
ers.
A citizen of Nisei and one OF
Chinese ancestry will be named to
the board at a later date.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-08-28
Last Rites for
Minnie Ruth Butler

The funeral of year old Min
ME Ruth Butler who passed Wed.
August 21st. was held Saturday
at 8 am. in the Drawing Room
Chapel of Holman LutZ-Colonial
Mortuary Elder j. S. LomaX Of
ficited assisted by Brother Nc
Swain and Sister M. l.. Luie
Solos were rendered by Miss Cart
heal Lambert, Mrs. w. e. Levias
and Miss Ella Doria Lomax. Re
marks Miss Mary Loise LomaX
obituary Mrs. Elizabeth Lampkin
A profusion of flowers were sent
by friends. Pail bearers; David
Lanier. Albert Overton, James
Boozer, Stanley Livingston, Rud-
olph Livingston, and Leon Lamb
ert.
Minnie Ruth, leaves her devoted
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Butler
and her brothers Eddie Jr, Walt
err, Robert and Richard to mourn
their loss. Interment Rose City
Cemetery.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-08-28
2216 S. E. 37th

Portland and all Oregon made
history on Wednesday August 81,
when Mrs. L. D. Tigner, gave
birth at the Multnomah hospital,
to four babies. two girls and two
boys weighing approximately 20
lbs, and 10 ozs. The babies in
order of their birth are Joe, Jessie
Mae, Josephine and Jerry. Mrs.
Tigner although 6 # tall and
weighs 21S lbs. is only 81 years
old. She has three other children.
"a total of seven.
The Tigners live at 10 N. E.
Graham. Mr.. Tigner is out of
work He is a former cook on
the S. p. r. r. Although not
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-08-28
TACOMA NOTES

A luncheon meeting for Mr..
Charles II. Bynum of New York,
coordinator of Negro activities for
the National Foundation for En-
fantile Paralysis, will be held in
Tacoma at noon on Thursday,
September 5th at the Y.W.C.A.
401 Broadway, Tacoma, Wash.
Mr.. Bynum will describe the
part being played by the National
Foundation and its Chapters in the
care of all poliomyelitis cases, in
keeping with the Foundation pol
icy regardless of color, race
or creed"
While in the Northwest, Mr..
Bynum will survey hospital and
related facilities and learn of
professional services available for
colored peoples, as we'll as needs
that might be met in this area.
Persons wishing to attend this
luncheon should make reservations
not later than Tuesday, September
3rd at the Pierce County office
for the National Foundation, at
Broadway 1854 or 61O Provident
Building.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-08-28
Lesson in English
BY w. l. GORDON
Words often Misused

DO not say. -Four and three is
seven" Say, -Four and three are
seven; there are two subject
nouns. -Four plus three is seven"
is correct four being the singular
subject.
Do not say, Il become enthused
about it, Say | become enthusi-
astic about it, Enthused is char
acterized by some authorities as
Colloquial, by others as slang.
Do not say, This is a secret be-
tween you and l." Say This is a
secret between you and me-" both
Nonouns being subject of the pre-
position between.
Do not say, THE affect of the
news was remarkable" Say, THE
effect Of the news was remark
able q was deeply affected by
the news
Do not say, There aren't but
ten boys in the room" Say, There
are but ten boys in the room. "
Not but forms a double negative.
Do not say, Il am going to try
and see you next week" Say, 81
am going to try to Sc you next
week"
Words often Mispronounced
Longevity. Pronounce lon-jev-i-
IT, o as in ON, e as in bed, both is
as in it, accent second syllable,
and not long-gev-i-ti.
ncognito. Pronounce in-kog-ni-
TO- both is as in it, first as in
o. second o as in no, and accent
second syllable.
Maraschino. Pronounce ma-a-
Ske-no, first as in at, second a
unstressed. e as in me, principal
accent Oh third syllable.
Data Pronounce data, first a
as in day mot as in att, second
as in ask unstressed.
Naphtha, Pronounced naf-tha
mot nap-tha), first a as in at
second a as in ask unstressed
accent first syllable.
Interested and interesting. Tht
only accent is on the first syll
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-08-28

Mae DORIS, of Omaha, Nebraska.
Mrs. Thelma Johnson Streat.
Artist has recently returned from
Queen Chariot Islands where she
studied customs and dance of the
natives. Mrs. Streat gave a dance
program at the Aida Jordan Stu
do last Sunday.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-08-28

able, not the first and third as
so often heard.
Words Often Misspelled
All right; two words, not alright.
Truly; not truely.
Complexion; not complexion.
Bookkeeper; observe the two ks,
Prescriptions; not prescription.
Height; not heighth.
Word Study
is your" Let us increase our
vocabulary by mastering one word
every day. Words for this lesson
MUTABILITY; quality or state
of being subject to change. THE
mutability of mans laws are unlike
the immutable laws of God"
INTREPID; bold; fearless; dar-
ing; dauntless. He deserves a
place among the intrepid pioneers
of history"
DORMANT; asleep, or as if
sleep; hence, inactive. His dor
mant passions We're aroused All
vegetation was dormant.
PERSPICUITY; clearness of eX-
preston or thought. "Perspicuity
should be one of the first merits
of a writer or a speaker.
OBVIOUS; easily discovered
seen, or understood. MY reason
for this action is obvious"
EXPEDITE; to hasten the
progress of. I'VE can expedite
matters by beginning the WORK
Immediately"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-08-28
3l5 Negro Units Set
For Army Reserve

WASHINGTON Information
of 315 units of the Army's Organ
lied Reserve Corps with eXcluslV-
civ Negro personnel was author
lied Yesterday by General Jacob
T. Devers. Ground Forces COM
mander.
Many will be combat outfits but
in accordance with a new post
war policy to limit the size oil
Negro units, none will be larger
than a regiment-about $500 men
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-08-28

Ministers New commit
the Southern Human
help $780, Highght the
hreeday collection
Wees Southern
broad educational political legislative
theme which Every Southerer
at the meeting Cleft to right the White
Institute Religion;
Henry Bethel Church. Rock,
Clark Howell president Conference;
Bell Methodist
PASTOR Church.
Island the David Lcorish,
Abyssinian Baptist Church n. Y.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-08-28

ceived many callers. Leaving on
Monday morning they drove to
California, planning to stop in
Los Angeles to visit a brother,
Oliver Williams, and also to visit
Rev. B. C. Allen and family.
Thence to the Bishop Williams
School of Religion where the Rev.
will be a student.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-08-28

At the lovely home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Houston, Sunday even
ing, a few friends had a most
enjoyable evening, celebrating join
thy the anniversaries of Mr.. and
Mrs. Houston and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F. Grogan. Candles were
lighted and anniversary cake and
ice cream served.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-08-28

For the pleasure of their house
guests, Mrs. Lucille Wilson and
her mother Mrs. Pope, entertained
with an afternoon reception on
Sunday August II, 5 to p. m.
The honorees Mrs. E. Hawley,
and Mrs. Birdie Canada, were ex-
tended many greetings and court
estes by admiring friends, a large
number were in attendance to
enjoy the geniality of the hostess
es and the delightful refreshments
for their pleasure.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-08-28

Mr.. and Mrs. John Rucker of
Berkeley, California, We're guests
for few days recently of Mrs.
Fuckers family, the James John
sons, the Will Johnsons and the
J. N. Cantrells. 1t was the Ruck-
ers first visit to Portland since
their marriage (Mrs. Rucker is
the former Lottie Schaffer)
Friends and members of their
family made their stay complete
round of pleasure.
To highlight their visit, Mrs.
Cantrell invited hundred or
more guests in to meet the Ruck-
ers whe were still honeymooning
as they breezed about in their
highpowered buick. Other visitors
invited were Mrs. Canada, Mrs.
Savere, Mr.. Edward Grumpy, son
of Mrs. Marion McClear and his
friend Mr.. Harold Fontain of Bos.
ton, Mass.
Mrs. Ruby Maddox and Mrs
Lois Ross (niece of the hostess,
presided at the punch bowls which
accompanied an array of assorted
delicacies.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-08-28

Flowers. Tripoley: first, Mrs
Ruth Reed (who gave her prize
a Tripole board, to Mrs. Canode),
second-Mrs. Hawley and consola.
ton Mrs. Blackburn.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-08-28

Mrs. Marion McClear chose the
popular Prince Hall for the in
formal dancing party she gave
Saturday night August IS, to
compliemnt Mrs. Walter E. Gran
shaw Visiting her daughter and
daughter and son in-law Mr., and
Mrs. Stanley Jordan of San
Francisco, Mr.. Edward Cdumby
and Mr.. Harold Fontain of Bos
ton.
The two hundred guests many
of whom were pioneers and native
daughters of Portland and Oregon
All had a grand time, and enjoyed
the fine music, refreshments par
excellent and the graciousness of
the hostess and her assistants,
namely Mesdames, Rose Ivey.
Grace Purcell, Ola Reed, Margu'
ret Mcguire, Stanley Jordan, L
r. Minor, Vivnan Richardson, Viii.
lie Mae Winslow, Gladys Fathern
and Maymie Scott.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-08-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Wynn
newly weds of just one month
are residing in Portland indefinit
ely Mrs. Wynn is the former Eva
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-08-28

Mrs. Sadie Lusher, formely of
Portland who has made her home
in Joliet, H., for some time is
vacationing in New York with
Mrs. N. J. Norwood and Mrs
Pearl Carson.
Portland friends are happy to
hear from Mrs. Lusher through
the medium of the press. Friends
wish for her much happiness.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-12
KADA 157 BALTIJIECIUS
WEE RUSIJON

Ateina siaubingas Svedijoje
esantiems 157 Baltijieciams
kankiniams 1915 metu ruduo.
Kruvini Rytu sakalo nasrai
reikalauja ju auku. svedu val
dzia nutaria tuos 157 Baltijie-
cius atiduoti, kuriuos Sovietai
1916 m. Sausio 25 d. is Trelle-
borgo uosto issiveze (apie tai
Dirvoje buvo apraSyta).
Kun. Tadarauskas diena-nak-
tt budi prie tu kankiniQ. Ju
skaiciuje buvo 9 Lietuviai ka-
rininkai katalikai. Jie saukia-
81 kad kunigas neatitoltu nuo
ju sielu. Ir jis kasdiena prie
ju: laiko sv. misias, kasdien
aprupina JUGS Sv. komunija. If
islydedamas tuos BaltijieCius IS
Svedijos zemes,. kunigas, kaip
katalikas misijonierius, ikve-
pia stiprybes, sulaiko juos nuo
nevienos pagundos nusizudyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-12

niQ. Rusai pradejo prasyti ku-
niga kad jiems nupirktu silkiu
Kai jis atnese jiems uz savo
kuklius erus nupirktas silkes,
tie SUI asarom klykavo is dziau-
gsmo: "Aciu, brangus kunige,
tn turf Dieviska siela!' Ir kai
daugeliui tu Rusu, bolsevikines
armijos kariu, artinosi pasku-
tine valanda, kiekvienas is ju
klyke gydytojams: "Atveskit
NUNS ta kataliku kuniga, te-
gul jis prizes mirti mus sutai-
ko su Dievu.'.
lr dar siurpesniu buvo vaiz-
du. Pc Vokieciu kapituliacijos
i svedija is Vokietijos buvo
pabegusiu Lietuviu komunistu,
kurie naziu buvo laikomi Vo-
kietijoje koncentracijos lage-
riuose. Vienas is tn Lietuviu
komuristQ buvo buves garsios
Lietuvoje Pravieniskiu stovy-
klos virsininkas (kur 1941 m.
Birzelio % d. bolsevikai ziau-
rial tos stoVyklos kieme kulko-
svaidziais susaude 400 Lietu-
viu patriotu). Apie desimt tu
komunistu atsigave svedijoje,
vel pasiryzo gryzti j tariama
"Tarybu Lietuva". Jie name
kad jie kaip komunistai bus ilei-
sti j savo zeme. Bet ju nujau-
timas gal teige kad jie Lietu-
vos nematys (nes bolsevikai
nei vieno savo tevynen negra-
zina), todel jie vel eme sauktis
kunigo. Ir tu apie desimt ko-
munistQ pradejo prasytis pri-
init ispazinties. Kunigas ne
draudzia ju nuo ju sumanymQ,
bet isklauso ispazinties ir ap-
rupina sv. komunija.
Kunigas JUGS islydedamas
palaimina ir praso: 'Broliai,
jus gyvenkite kaip jusu sirdys
sake, ,tik nenaudokit pikto ker-
sto ar neapykantos prizes savo
artimuosius.'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-12
LIETUVIAI PAPLITE PO
SVEDIJA, 10 APLANKOMI

Atlike karantina, pabegeliai
Lietuviai issklido po placios
svedijos plotus, fabrikus, su-
darydami mazesnes Lietuviu
kolonijas ar grupeles.
Kunigui pasidare be poilsio
darbymete. Jis nuo vienos ko-
lonijos vaziuoja prie kitos, vi
sur laiko sv. misias, aprupina
sakramentais. Sake trumpus
pamokslus ir Wis paguodzia is
siilgusius Tevynes raminanciu
paguodos zodziu. Kiekviena
Lietuviu kolonija laukia jo ne
tik kaip kunigo bet ir kaip
Lietuviu salpos Komiteto sve-
clio. Ir susidare net lyg tradi-
CHA kad pabegelius teaplanko,
pasidalina ju dziaugsmais ir
bedomis ne kas kitas is Komi-
teto, O tik Kun. j. Tadaraus-
kas. Todel jis vienas taip ar
timai tepazino savo tautieciu
butt, pasklidusiu pc svedu ze-
me.
Baigesi Europoje patranku
dundesys, po Vokieciu kapitu
liacijos 1915 metu Geguzes-Dir-
zelio menesi is tikinciu iskan-
kintu Europos valstybiu prade-
jo svedu uostan Helsingborg
plaukti karo pabegeliai. Plau-
ke is naziu stovyklu iskankin-
tu visokiu tautybiu katalikQ. |
-e!p seuanNsed sn!2ueueAA5 op
Helsingborga suplauke nuo ba-
tokiu bacilu apgrauztu purgy-
tokiu bacilu apgrauztQ pusgy-
viz karo auku.
Kun. TadarauSkas plrmutlnls
skuba Helsinborgan, kad pads
tu kuniskai sunykusiom, dvasi-
Mai isalkusioms sieloms. Jis
naktimis dezuruoja Helsing-
borgo ligoninese prie visokiom
uzkreciamom ligom serganciu
zmogysGiu. Jis skuba prie Vi
su kurie tik dvasiski pamate
saukiasi. Kunigas pasakojo net
tokiu atsitikimu, Ligonineje
buvo daug Sovietu kariu ligo-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-12
IsEJO Is LIETUVIU SALPOS
KOMITETO - KODEL?

Kick teko suzinoti. is susira-
sinejimo su tautieciais Svedijos
plotuose, visi state klausima
kodel Kun. Tadarauskas buvo
priverstas iseiti is Lietuviq
salpos Komiteto? Ia turi Ii
mott ir Amerika su BALI va
dovybe. Kun. Tadarauskas vie
mas tik pazysta vargstanciQ
tautieciu Svedijos plotuose gy-
venima.
Kada is Sio Komiteto teko
Kun. Tadarauskui pasitraukti,
tai, kaip kad Diryos bendradar-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-12

Tas dvasiskis sayo pasisven-
timo deka liko visiems Lietu-
viams svyturiu, tue sielos spin
duliu kuris paskaidrina kick
vieno siela siauciant audrin-
goms naktu nykumoms. Jis
neskiris saw tautieciQ, kokios
tautybes bebutu.
Kada atvyko is Vokietijos
transportas is stovyklu zydu
kankiniu, jie 81 kuniga sutiko
kaip geriausia paguodeja ir w
tareja.
O koki sielos alki jaucia Da-
nijoje prisiglaude musu tautie-
ciai, kur ju yra per pora tuks-
tanciu. Jie laiskus raso ir Sau-
kiasi net per savo spauda, Lie
tuviu zinias, kad is Svedijos
nuvyktu ju suvargusias sielas
paguosti Lietuvis kunigas. Jie,
suvargusieji, per 1000 asme-
NJ, neturi savo Lietuvio dva-
sinio vadovo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-12
NEISMINTINGAS TAS
WORCESTERIETIS'

Kovo % d. Sandaros mum
pastebejau .straipsneli, "Buvc
If jie nuvyke", rasyta kokio tai
"Worcesteriecio".
Tas INCONSISTENCIES" akiple.
siskai kabinasi prize Lietuvai
| Vaduoti SAjungos kan il mi.
nejo Lietuvos Nepriklausomy.
bes svente kartu su sv. Kazi.
micro parapija. Juo labiau jam
pilva skauda kad ten surinktos
aukos skiriamos Lietuviu aux,
stesniu mokyklu palaikymui.
Jei tas zmogelis turetu blai-
va prota jis moketu savo pai-
kas mintis suvaldyti, nebutu
leides joins patekti j spauda,
kad veliau jos j patti ziauriai
plaktu.
Jis neturi maziausio supra
timo kokia brangenybe yra
NUNS Lietuviams tureti Lietu-
viskas mokyklas Amerikoje
jo protas neapima kad tos Lie
tuviskos mokyklos yra simbo-
lis Lietuviskumo palaikymui.
Gala to vargselio ir jo trum-
paregystes.
Jei jis kartais pats dalyvavo
tame minejime tai mate kaip
tie mokyklos vaikuciai yra mo-
komi myleti ir gerbti musu
brangia teviske Lietuva. Gale
jo girdeti kaip puikiai ir tai
sykliskai vaikuciai kalba Lie
tuviskai. Jai yra jaunutis 2al-
muo, daug ko NUNS zadas, If
kuris laiko begyje uzims hu-
su vietas. AS tikras esu kad
tie vaikuciai, Lietuviu mokyk-
lose is pat mazens skiepijami
doros ir Lietuvos meiles, bus
daug patriotingesni Lietuviai
negu kad tas "Worcesterietis'
Jie daug geriau supras Lietu-
visku mokyklu reiksme ir au-
ku paskyrimus graziems-Sven-
items tikslams, apie ka tas
"Worcesterietis" nei maziausio
neturi, jeigu verkia
krokodilio asaromis kad LVS
kartu su parapija minejo Lie
tuvos nepriklausomybes Sven
te ir toje sventeje surinktas
aukas paskyre LietuviskQ mo-
kyklu palaikymui.
Dabar gal ir jis supranta
kad LVS skyrius atliko grazQ
ir pavyzdinga darba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-12

MS gyvenimas ir sielu susira.
mlnimas bel atsigaivejimas.
Kun. J. Tadarauskas patekc
II svedija kaip ir kuris kitas
taurus tremtinis, gal ant kokio
mazo zvejo laivelio krasto ISL
kibes, kartais net pamerkdamas
kojas siaubingos Baltijos ban
gon. Pateko be nieko, kaip
stow. 1r simtai Lietuviu pa
begeliu Kun. Tadarauska pra-
deJo pazinti nuo pirmu dienu
kalp didzios sielos dvasiski Lie
tuviu Komiteto mari. Jis gy-
veno Stockholme kurio tai ma
mo auksto ankstame kam5are-
Lyle dar SUI kitu tauriu Lietu-
viu. Kun. Tadarauska tuo.j pa
begeliai isskyre is kitu tautie-
ciu. | Stockholma pradejo Ian
kytis pabegeliai ivairiais svar-
biais reikalais. Vaziavo stu
dental stipdendiju ir studiju
tesimo reikalais, vaziavo te-
val savo vaikuciu mokyklon
priglaudimo reikalais.
Nekurie tautieciai, jau is Sc
niau gyYena Stockholme ture-
jo, pranasesnius butus, ir, ro-
dos, atvykelius galejo patogiau
priglausti. Bet visi RADIO pir-
miausia prieglobsti pas tauru
Lietuvi kuniga. 10 kambare-
lyle, kur du tesutelpa, prisi-
glausdavo net keli. Kita kar-
ia kunigas pilnas dienos RUPEES
ciQ, bent kelis svecius savo
kvadratiniame kambarelyje pri-
claudia pernakvoti: venus SUI
guido i savo kuklia nekunigis-
ka lovute, kitus palta patieses
ant grindQ. O pats kunigas,
po dienos darbu nuovargio, pri-
glaudes savo svecius, lipa ma
mo apacion, j centralinio Sill
dymo katilyne ir, susiraites ant
angliu kamputyje, ramiai uz-
MEGA trumpam nakties pasil-
siui. Tai taip mes pazinome
savo kuniga privaciame trem-
tinio gyvenime.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-12

bis is sveicarijos rase apie
sveicarijoje esanciu Lietuviu
pabegeliQ Suddenly padeti, -
If pas mus tikrieji studentai
buvo "surusiuoti" j "sunus" ir
"posunius" ir ne visiems buvo
proga uzsienyje testi studijas,
kad daugiau jiegos butu ka
parsivezti gryztant tevyne.
0 kai zmones materialiniai su-
smulkeja tai savo pasenusia
ambicija uzstoja kelia idealis-
tams, dirbantiems visiems tau
tieciams, uzsimirSusiems savo
asmeninius reikalus.
Sis kunigas yra iseiviu Lie
tuviu vienybess simbolis, taigi
if Amerika turetu atkreipti de-
mesi kad visu svedijos tremti-
niu noras matyti vel ta tauru
Lietuvi gryzusi ir prie salpos
darbo butu patenkintas!
Tai taip trumpai isrodo mu-
su dvasinio gyvenimo stiprini-
mas ir sunkqs jo keliai. Tai
todel ir verta buvo perzvelgti
ka vienas zmogus gall suteikti
Simtams suvargusiu be tevy-
nes savo tautieciQ,
Daug yra musQ tautieciu is
blaskytQ po svecias zemes,
daug yra ir tokiu kilnasirdziu
skurie mesa suvargusioms savo
tautieciQ sieloms paguoda, bet
mes daznai taip susmulkejam
kad nemokam ju darbu paste
beti, kaip kad kai kas nemoka
pastebeti bel atskirti theol. lie.
Kun. J. Tadarausko tauraus
darho Svedijoje issklydusiems
Lietuviams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-12
SPINDULYS, KURIS GAMMA LIETU-
Wy PABEGELIU DVASIN! GYVE-
NINA SvEDIJOJE
Raso Vainis Dainoras, Drives Korespondentas
Darbstus, Visu Mylir.as Dvasiskis Pabegelis
Paliuosuotas is Lietuviu Salpos komiteto

Atleis man mielieji Dirvos
skaitytojai kad siuo straipsniu
bandysiu perzvelgti pabegeliu
dvaslnio gyvenimo sriti ir pasi-
dalinti kaip zmonems augu-
stems katalikiskame kraste Lie
tuvoJe, neuztenka svetur pri-
slglaudus tenkintis kokia is
malones suteikta pasture ir
sunkiai uzdirbtu duonos kas-
nlu, bet kaip svarbu if sielos
atslgavimo, pasotinimo trupi-
nelis.
Jums yra zinoma kad Lietu-
va yra grynai Romos-Kataliku
krastas, taigi to tikejimo buvo
veik Xxi 90% gyventoju. Pc
kataliku, didesni procenta su-
dare lzraelitu tikyba, ir trecio-
Je vietoje buvo protestantu. Be
Klaipedos krasto, protestantu
tikyba nesudare berods ir go
gyventoju. Taigi is Lietuvos
pabegeliai pateko j svedija cry
mai protestantinian krastan,
kur, neziurint religinu skirtu-
mu, svedijoje, kaip didzios de-
mokratijos salyje, nedaroma
jokiu isimciu ir lygiai visi glo-
bojami ir traktuojami.
Tenka pazymeti kad Lietuviu
pabegeliu svedijoje, be katali-
ku, apie 15-20R sudaro protes-
tantu tikybos. Toki dideli is
rodantl Lietuviu protestantu
procenta sudaro pabegeliai stai
kodel. Geriausios galimybes j
svedija pabegti buvo Lietuvos
pajurio gyventojams, ypac I'VE
jams, kurie gyveno Sventosios
uosto apielinkese. Tai dau-
giausia Lietuvos pilieciai Lat
vial. Taigi tie tariami Lietu-
vial yra tikri Lietuvos pile
ciai, bet pateke svetiman' kras-
tan, svedu prieglobstin, jie cia
Lietuviais prisistato tik tuo-
met kai is Lietuviu salpos Ko-
miteto reikia gauti pinigine
pasalpa bel Amerikieciu suau-
koti rubai. siaip gi tie pabe-
geliai svetimuju tarpe If ypac
Svedams visuomet rekomenduo-
jasi esq Latviais, net if Lietu-
viu kolonijose snekasi tik Lat
viska kalba ir visur viesai ne
sioja tik Latvijos zenklus, KIT.
ziedus, zetonelius ir KIT.
Kadangi pabegeliu didziau-
sia $1,000 procenta sudaro
Lietuviai katalikai tai Suomi
ir noriu perzvelgti Lietuviu ka-
taliku pabegeliu svedijoje dva-
SIM gyvenima.
Lietuvius pabegelius nuo
raudonojo teroro lydejo Sve-
dija Dievo> palaima. Todel kad
jiems buvo lemta susilaukti If
viena dvasiski, kuniga theol.
lie. Juoza Tadarauska, kuris
per trumpa vieneriu metu pa
begeliu gyvenima svedijoje vi
su tautieciu dvasiniam gyveni-
mui paliko svyturiu.
Todel gal kan ir naivu isro-
dys kad norma straipsnio min
tbs nukreipti is didelio paba-
geliu skaiciaus j viena asmenl.
Bet kai pazinsite to vieno as
mems darbus nuveiktus visiems
pabegeliams be religiniu skir-
tumu, be isimties, tai suprasl-
te kad tame viename asmenyJe
kaupiasi visu toje salyje esan-
ciu pabegeliu tautieciu dvasl-