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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-16
BY UNITED PRESS
 LEADING BATSNIEN NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
HOME RUNS
Probable Pitchers
 AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York at St. Lous-Marshan 6S-3 vs. Fannin (4-1). Washington at Detroit-Newsom tl4- ID vs. Trucks (14-9.) (Only games scheduled)
 NATIONAL LEAGUE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-16

GAMES TODAY Chicago at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Boston (Night). Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (Night). (Only games scheduled).
 GAMES TOMORROW Cincinnati at Boston. Chicago at Brooklyn. St. Louis at New York. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-16

Chicago at Brooklyn-Wyse (14-fO ps. Lombardi Q2-8)
 Cincinnati at Boston (Night)-vander- Nicer (s-10) or Beggs 10-9) vs. Wright (11-9).
 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (Iight)- Hallett (4-6) vs. Stanceu (2-4).
 QOnly games Scheduled)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-16

YESTERDAYS STAR-Dave (Boo) Ferriss, who won his 18th game and his 46th in two sea- sons for the Red Sox, defeating Chicago, 4 to l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-16
STANDING

GAMES TODAY New York at St. Louis. Washington at Detroit. (Only games scheduled.)
 GAMES TOMORROW Washington at Detroit.
 NATIONAL LEAGUE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-16

The conditions under which the Wilby mentors are trying to drill their grid candidates at the Gun Lots on Thomaston Avenue aren't very favorable, to say the least. The Grass on the field is about one foot high and I am told that it was much worse last year.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-22
Big Point

Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Vincent
and family visited Mrs. Vincent's
mother at Gainstown, Alabama,
for a few days last week.
Mrs. Walton Golf, Mrs. Walter
Robertson and Mrs. H. B. Ken
nedy made a business trip to
Lucedale, Monday.
Mrs. Mary Parkhurst left
Thursday for New Orleans for a
short visit with her children.
Mrs. Wooters and Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmerson Wilson of Pascagoula
visited Mr.. Wilson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Wilson, Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilburn Ken
nedy and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Cumbest of Three Rivers visited
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Kennedy,
Sunday.
Annette and Barbara Jean Will
son went to Mobile Monday
where Annette had medical treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Coch-
ran and family and Mrs. Edna
Nelson visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ney Nelson of Pascagoula Sun
day.
Miss Dora Golf who is employ
ed at the Jackson County hos
pital spent the day with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Golf,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Murden
and daughter visited their daugh-
ter in Ovette Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Nelson and
family and Mrs. Carrie Baggett,
motored to Pascagoula Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Robertson of
Gautier visited Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
Carter Sunday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-22
Wilson Springs

Mrs. Clarence Porter visited
relatives in Three Rivers Thurs
day.
John Kasaby and John Porter
were business visitors in Moss
Point recently.
Mrs. A. M. Voss and daughter
left Friday for a weeks visit
with her mother in Poplarvile.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thornton
and son of Basin visited Satur-
day with Mrs. Charles Thornton
and family.
Several residents from this
community attended the funeral
of Frank Smith in Moss Point
Saturday.
Dan Smith of Lucedale spent
the weekend with Junior Por-
ter.
Miss Margie Lee Thornton and
Miss Doris Jean Clay of Luce
dale are spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Thorn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-22
Hurley

Mr.. and Mrs. James Garvis
and son, Jr., of Pascagoula, spent
Sunday in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. D.. E. Afford.
Business visitors to Pascagoula
Saturday were Bernard Jones,
Frances Jones, Vondel Afford
and Mrs. Willard Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Mont
gomery of Mobile visited a while
Sunday in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Honor Jones and family.
j. B. Gibson, Jr., motored to
Tunica, Miss, last week to visit
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-22

as their guests for an evening
party Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Baria and family, Lamar Baria
and family, Hooker johnson and
family, Joe Chawlny, James
Howell and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Porter and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stevens and
family, Misses Gladys and Thel-
ma Grace Kasaby, Juanita Thorn
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. John Kas-
ably, and Pelham Baria. Games
we're played and refreshments
served.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-22
ton and family.

tob anu ldiilly.
Mrs. Catherine Howell was a
shopper in Moss Point Satur-
day.
Mrs. Evon Lillson recently e
turned from a stay in Georgia
where she was with her husband
while he was on furlough. She
is the daugter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Wilmington.
Misses Margie Lee and Juan
tia Thornton, Doris Jean Clay
and GLADYS and Thelma Grace
Kasaby visited Mrs. Roy Stew
ems and family Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Baria and
sons spent Saturday afternoon in
Moss Point.
Mrs. John Kasaby and Miss
Gladys Kasaby shopped in Moss
Point last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stevens and
]. F. Porter were visitors in
Moss Point and Kreole on busi-
ness early this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Baria had
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-22

gins at 7:30. will be held on the
grounds of the club house which
is located on Frederic street in
Pascagoula.
Carl Shirley, chairman of the
committee, says that Carl Del
comyn, the mullet frying king of
the Gulf Coast, will preside over
the skillets, and promises plenty
of good food and an enjoyable
time.
There is no charge and no OBJ
legation, MI, Shirley said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-22

his uncle who is seriously i'll.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Atwell moved
Monday to their new home in
Grand Bay, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl King OF
Pascagoula visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Jones Sunday.
Mrs. M. c. Crawford motored
to Pascagoula Saturday to at
tend to business.
MI. and Mrs. Neal Parker of
Wade spent Sunday with Mr..
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-22
Veteruns And Wives
VFW Guests Al Fish
Fry Tomorrow Night

All veterans, servicemen and
their wives or girl friends are
invited to be the guests of the
Elmer Joseph Grant Post of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars at d
fish fry, tomorrow, Saturday,
March %, officials announced
this week. The affair, which be-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-22

Jamaica was discovered by
Columbus in 1494.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-22

and Mrs. Honor Jones and fam
lily.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-30
WEEKEND BRIEFS by J. B. s.

Since labor and unions are the chief problem of the present day this bit of advice is offered as one of the solutions to the strike problem. The day that the unions decide that no salary shall go to any union official during a strike period will be the beginning of the end of strikes.
 The CLIO. denies that it IS threatening strikes" as they proceed around the country at- tempting to organize. A better method of proof of that state ment instead of using the press for denial would be to cause a fair election to be held accord ing to government regulations with an impartial referee and a ballott box for the three unions, and one for the folks who do not care to be organized.
 Labor is on trial as we'll as the Republican parties for the next two years. Both. groups need to "set their houses in order" The public is slow to awaken but ''hell on wheels once it does turn against a group.
 Senator Ball states that Re publican members of Congress should consult President Tru- man on any changes that are to be made in existing labor laws. Cansibnbe that the COP. fears and needs the labor vote? Or can 1t be that the COP. is looking for afall guy' in case labor decides to turn on some political party? Since the unions have played ball with both factions there would be
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-30
The Hartford Chronicle

by anyone but there are other hopeful features.
 The proposal was made by Egypt and Britain and served notice that action would be sought at this meeting to add teeth to the resolution. And at that time of course the fight will be staged on whether a definite stand is to be taken.
 Sir Hartley Shawcross of Britain said, E'Pious speeches are not enough. Human rights are being trampled underfoot in many countries today. Let us not delay in drawing up a bill of rights to define hate and fundamental liberties of man. We intend to press for such a bill at this session. 7"
 The resolution that was pass ed was as follows:
 "The General Assembly of the United Nations declares that it is in the higher interests of hu- manity to put an immediate end to religious and so-called racial prosecutions and discrim- nation, and calls on the govern ments and responsible authori- ties to conform both the letter and the spirit of the Charter of the United Nations and to take the most prompt and en- ergetic steps to that end'i
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-30

was unanimously passed by the CLIO. convention. It demand ed "that our government imme- diately enact a code of laws dealing with the hateful evil of racial bigotry. ''
 Additionally they recognized the fact that this is a problem with international ramifcations and therefore added "that our government stop quibbling and right now open our doors to thousands, of homeless and des- perate Jews in Europe"
 The move squarely placed the CLIO. in an active position to campaign for a Federal FEE. PC. law and any other legis- lation that will kill race hatred and discrimination. This like wise pledges them to fair and impartial membership campaign in the South.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-30

only one more alternative that of the Communist Party. Should that happen then we as nation envied and hated by a lot of "have not" nations would be- come easy prey for conquest while fighting a civil economic war among ourselves.
 Once during our many tra- vels we heard Priest who had a parish in Detroit state that: Automobiles and easy credit were the chief causes of the depression. We trust that the COP. will not in their quest for more and more money make credit any easier also that auto mobiles will be kept scarce and high until people can buy more necessary things and learn to save their money.
 At last the victorious Repub- licans have a golden opportuni- ty to prove that there are really concerned with the welfare of the common man. Faced with the lesser of two evils" that of raising additional revenue by a sales tax, or by a state income tax the time is at hand for them to declare state income tax on all incomes of $10,00O.OO or more. We are taxed enough now without the additional taxes that a sales levy would cause.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-30
LIN SCORES ANTI BIAS

New York-The United Ma tions General Assembly recent ly passed unanimously a resolu- ton calling on the LIN to wipe out racial and religious diserim- ination. The resolution in it. self was most innocuous and could hardly have been opposed
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-30
CLIO. OUTLAWS J ~ RACE PREJUDICE/ 2

A few days ago Asfshtic City, marked the scene of neEof the most momentous labor confer ences in the history of the na- tion- The powerful leadership of the organization sprang to the attack against all anti-ra- cial prejudices. It was all en- compassed in a resolution that
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15
Raso JUOZAS GOBIS

sklido apie Vilniaus miesto ko-
misara Hingst'a, Kauno mics
to komisara Cramer'i, ir siau-
liu gestapo virsininka Colts
chalk'a, kuris SUI visais savo
bendradarbiais net buvo tardo-
mas. Visi Vokieciu aukstu val
dininku butai buvo uzpildyti
likusiais likviduotu zydu bal
dais, del to turtingesni zydai
turejo pirmiau mirt negu bied-
nesnieji.
Vokieciu garbei reikia pami-
nett kad jie Lietuviu komunis-
tu yra susaude palyginti ma
zai, bet uz tai prie svencionir
uz du nezinia keno nusautus
Vokiecius surinko ir viesai SUI
saude apie 1000 Lietuvos pile
ciu, kalbanciu Lenkiskai, kurit
buvo visai nekalti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15
Europa Laukia kito karO
"KO begOte?"

'KO begOte?"
Kai kas is musu gauna is.
savo Amerikieciu giminiu lais-
kus kuriuose rasoma: "Tai ko
JUS begote nuo bolseviku, ten
juk didziausia demokratija ir
laisve kokios JUS niekur nera-
site. JUS jieskote patys nezi-
note ko".
AS nezinau ar tie zmones is
musu juokiasi ar istikro Anne
rikieciai taip mazai zinc apie
bolsevizma.
AS kaip Lietuvos kariuome-
hes karininkas 1940-41 metals
pats pergyvenau bolseviku ver-
gija. Maciau kaip simtai Lie
tuvos karininku ir kareiviu,
mano draugu ir prieteliu, vien
tik del to kad nenorejo butt
komunistais," buvo kitu kari
ninku akivaizdoje susaudyti.
Maciau kaip desimtys tuks-
tanciu geriausiu Lietuviu wien
tik del to kad jie norejo butt
Lietuviais ir. nepataikauti ko-
munistams, buvo uzkaltuose va
gonuose kaip gyvuliai, be orc
ir be vandens, isvezti i Sibira
ir gautomis ziniomis, gyvu ma
zai kas Sibira pasieke.
Pats metus laiko besislaps.
tydamas savo tevyneje percy
venau bolseviku vergija ir vos
isvengiau toxic pat likimo, il
siadien nera pasaulyje toxic
kas man ar bent kuriam kitan
Lietuviui galetu irodyti boise
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15
TURTO NAIKINIMAS IR
zMONIU MEDZIOKLES

Daugiausia zalos Lietuvai
padare ne patti Vokieciu oku-
pacija, bet ju traukimasis is
Lietuvos, mes traukdamiesi jie
tiesiog beprotiskai naikino mu-
su krasta ir jo turtus.
Vokieciai rimtai negyne Lie
tuvos, tat jei Rusai butu buve
toxic stiprus kaip Amerikieciai
ir Anglai, jie butQ Vokiecius
per savaite isvare is Lietuvos,
taip kaip Vokieciai 1941 me-
tais Rusus per kelias dienas
isstume is Lietuvos. Bet Ru-
sal nepajiege zaibisku greitu-
mu stumti Vokiecius is ju uz-
imtu krastu, todel Vokieciai
turejo laiko savo betiksliskais
sprogdinimais ir padegimais
padaryti Lietuvai milziniskQ
nuostoliu: traukdamiesi Vokie-
ciai sudegino daugybe ukiq, is
sprogdino daugybe tiltu, gele-
zinkeliu stociu, fabriku ir di-
desniu pastatu. Traukdamiesi
jie Suvalku kraste ir zemaiti-
joje dare "ablavas" ir sugavo
daug vyru, kuriuos itrauke j
savo kariuomene kaip "pagel-
binius kovotojus'. Daug tu
vyru buvo issiusta Vakaru
fronta, kur jie veliau pateko
alijantams j nelaisve ir Xxi siol
dar ne visi is ju atgavo laisve.
Oar liudnesnis likimas tu ku-
rie pateko bolSevikams j nelai-
sve.
Blogiausia ispudi Lietuviams
dare 'zmoniu medziokle": bru-
taliskai gaude zmones j kariuo-
meme ir darbams Vokietijoje ir
veze juos kanciai ir
oldham vargui ir tai nezinia
uz ka, nes ne tik Lietuvai Vo-
kieciai nieko gera nezadejo,
bet elgesi Lietuvoje taip jog vi
stems buvo aisku kad Vokie-
CLANS kara laimejus, Lietuviai
kaip tauta bus iskelti is savo
tevynes j rytus ir kad Lietuva
bus germanizuota ir paversta
Reicho provincial, kur Lietu-
viu bus palikta tik tick kick ju
bus reikalinga Vokieciu Dwarf
ninkams kolonistams kaip dar-
bo jiega.
Buvo aiskiu simptomu kad
prie Reicho prijungtoje Lietu-
vote Lietuviai darbininkai ne
turejo lygiu teisiu su Vokie-
ciais, kaip ju neturejo Lietu-
vial atvezti j Vokietija karo
ukio darbams, kur Vokieciu
darbininkai muse ir stumde
Lietuvius, tue budu ragindami
juos is paskutiniu jiegu dirbti
naudai. J. Gobis.
(Galas.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15
'aScio katalikiSkiems r.

laikrascio katalikiskiems rel
kalams. Aktyvi propaganda
prizes katalikybe is okupantu
puses Lietuvoje nebuvo varo-
ma; siuo atzvilgiu naziai Lie
tuviams katalikams buvo daug
geresni negu Rusai bolsevikai.
Kataliku religijos mokslas Lie
tuvoje nebuvo varzomas. :
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15
i (Pabaiga is pereito nr.)
/ IR APSIKRIKsTIJIMAs
y zYDU NEISGELBEJO

~ ZIDQ NElSGELBEJO
" IS Lietuvos zydu liko gyvi
~ tik tie kurie buvo su raudona-
- - ia armija pabege j Russia
= (menama kad spejo pabegti
tik apie 100000, kurie slapste-
- 81 miskuose ar pavieniui Lie
% tuviu ukininku klojimuose ar
~ jaujose. Ukininkai pas kuriuos
va rasdavo besislapstancius zydus
'e buvo vietoje susaudomi, zy-
- dai isvezami gheto. Kai ku-
0o rie zydai issislapste kunigu
globojami ar net klebonijose
w gyvendami (kur jie, zinoma,
" va buvo zmonems pazystami kaip
sai 90 Lietuviai katalikai, klebono tar
. nautojaD.
p I'd siek-tiek zydu liko gyvu Vo-
io kietijos konclageriuose, bet is
= Lietuvos zydu nedaug buvo j
clF juos pateke. Perejimas j ka-
~ tallku tlkeJlma negalejo zydu
iaS isgelbet nuo Vokieciu persekio-
sai jimu. Buvo uzdrausta apsi-
Z krikstijusius Zydus laidoti kri-
ak kscioniskose kapinese su kuni-
piaI p gals ir pamaldomis, mes zydo
i't tikejimas nesvarbu, svarbu jo
:. = rase. Kataliku kunigu prasy-
JUL mas nezudyt apsikrikstijusiu
Van zydu nebuvo isklausomas. Tai
"sl gi Lietuvoje nuo naziu teroro
N zuvo ne 71,1O5 zydai, kaip tai
Amerikos prokuroras Jackson
~ pareiske Nuernbergo procese,
ga bet naziausia trigubai dau-
'oM giau, mes su Vilniaus krastu ir
81 su zydais pabegeliais is Lenki-
aoS jos 1941 metals Lietuvoje zy-
~ du buvo apie 100000.
i.' Ghettose uzdaryti zydai bu-
"l' vo Lietuviu selpiami maistu,
- mes ghetto maisto racionas bu-
l"u vo bado racionas. Daug Lietu-
l1t viu turejo dideliu nemalonumu
uz tai kad is gailescio numes-
ecl davo zydui obuoli ar duonos
A'g gabaleli.
a.; Be to, daug zydu is VakarQ
Europos buvo pervezta per Lie
. tuva Minsko kryptimi, kur, III
noma, jie buvo likviduojami.
.' Minskas - tai milziniskas Zy-
I M du kapinynas.
IN" y Taigi Vokieciu oku p c i j a
:, sventa Lietuvos zemele yra
gausiai aplaiscius kaltu ir dar
N ~; daugiau nekaltu zmoniu krau-
ju.
~, Viesas zydu naikinimas sum
olt kiai Siege Lietuvos gyventojQ
10 nuotaika, veliau menkaver-
~ clio zydu turto - senu baldu
i,I ir apnesiotQ drabuziu - dali
= nimas gyventojams tiesiog mo-
raliSkai zemino ir demOrallzavo
Lietuvos gyventojus.
,as Vertesnius zydu daiktus -
Nv geresniuosius baldus, gerus ru-
,s bus, laikrodzius, auksinius ir
I'd sidabrinius daiktus - Vokie-
-as ciu gestapo siusdavo j Vokieti-
do ia ar pavesdavo Renteln'o ci-
i viles valdzios ziniai, taigi Vo-
,ri kieciu valdininkams Lietuvoje.
alb Ejo pagrysti gandai kad ges-
XII; tapo valdininkai daugiau zydu
lst aukso ina sau negu nusiuncia
m, Reichui. Toxic gandai placiai
lit
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15
Gailauja kad Amerikos
Lietuviai Nepazysta
Bolseviku

NUNS malonu girdeti apie
Amerikos Lietuviu dideli ru-
pesti savo senaja tevyne. Mes
pabegeliai tik j jus dedame vi
sas Wits ir tik j jus nukreip-
tos .visu akys. Musu tautie-
ciai pasilike bolseviku vergijo-
je, negali pakelti balso, mes
ten viska uzslopinus bolseviko
ranka. Mes pabegeliai, gwen
dami Vokietijoje, isblaskyti po
visa krasta, taip pat ne ka te-
galime padryti, nors kur tik
galime padaryti, nors kur tik
reikalaujame musu tevynei lai-
sves. Taciau Vokieciu ,esame
per laikrascius puolami ir ko-
liojami, net daro zygius pas
Americas kariuomenes vadus
kad mes prievarta butume is
vezti ir atiduoti bolsevikams.
Jiems betgi tas kol kas ne
vyksta, nes mus visur uztaria
ir palaiko musu globeja UNR
RA. Pasitaiko ir is UNRRA
vienas-kitas pareigunas (zy-
das) kuris mus apkolioja ir pa
taria vaziuoti pas Rusus, ta-
ciau kai reikalas pasiekia auks-
tesne vadovybe, visuomet mes
buname uztarti ir palaikomi.
Gasdinimai spaudoje
Ir is Amerikos laikrasciQ
kartais pasigirsta balsu nepa-
lankiu NUNS. Nesenai net skai,
teme Americas kariu laikras-
tyje kad Amerika ir Anglia
zada Pabalti pripazinti boise,
vikams. Labai buvome tos Ii
MOS sujaudinti, taciau kitas
laikrastis uz keliu dienu paskel-
be kad tai yra netiesa. Daba1
visi laukiame ka duos NUNS
Londone vykstanti konferenci'
ia. Neoficialiai kalbama kac
ir Lietuvos klausimas ten bus
paliestas.
zenklai apie kita kara
Is tevynes mus pasiekia liud
nos zinios. Ten bolsevikai bal
gia Lietuvius isvezti j Russia
is ten atgabena ir apgyven
dina burliokus ,Rusus. Atrodt
kad neuzilgo lures kilt dal
kitas karas, nes is Rusijos il
Lenkijos pradejo begti zydai
Vokietija pas Amerikiecius
prasydami juos greiciau isvezt
is Europos. o zinote, pas mus
zydai laikomi kaip barometras
jie iau nujaucia kad bus kar
Sta.
Ir .bendrai, Turkijos ir Ira
no reikalai leidzia spresti kat
be karo nebus apsieita. Kol pa
saulyie bus bolsevikai tol ra'
mybes nebus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15
KATALIKV BAzNYCIOS
IGNORAVIMAS

Vokieciu okupantu santikiai
su Kataliku Baznycia Lietuvo-
je buvo toxic: aukstesnieji oku-
pantu valdininkai, ypac gene
ralkomisaras, jo stabo nariai
ir sesi apygardu komisarai il
ju stabo nariai stengesi ''nezi-
noti' kad Lietuvoje yra vysku-
pal ir kad jie turi itakos visuo-
menei. Charakteringa kad nei
vienas ko1nisaras nera nei vie
nam vyskupui mandagumo vi
zito padares. Tx kai Rusai
eme varyt Vokieciu kariuome-
ne atgal, Vokieciu komisarai
eme per Lietuvius raginti vys-
kupus kad jie viesai pasisaky-
tu prizes bolsevizma, lyg kad
vyskupai butu kokie bolseviku
simpatikai. Toxic raginimai
vyskupu taktikos, zinoma, ne
pakeite.
Pradejus zydu ''likvidacija"
Lietuvos vyskupai iteike Rem.
teln'ui atitinkama memoranda
ma, j kuri Renteln neatkreipe
reikiamo demesio ir net uz-
draude per spauda ir radio pra-
nesti katalikiskai visuomenei
Episkopato pozicija zydu elk
vidacijos" klausimu.
Buves Respublikos Preziden-
tas DR.. K. Grinius, kriksc. de-
mokratu lyderis Kun. M. Kru-
pavicius ir buves zemes ukio
ministras Aleksa iteike politi-
nj memoranduma del zydu zu-
dymo ir del Lietuviu jaunuo-
liu verbavimo prie to slykstaus
darbo. Memorandumas buvo
sapirografuojamas ir slaptai is
pozemio platinamas; uz tai
tie trys Lietuvos politikai bu-
vo izoliuoti is Lietuvos visuo-
menes tarpO.
zymiausias Kataliku Akcijos
veikejas ir populiariausias pa
mokslininkas Kun. Alf. Lipnic-
kas-Lipniunas uz tiesos skelbi-
ma per pamokslus buvo issius-
tas j konclageri ir ten nukan-
kintas. 10 asmenyje Lietuvos
katalikai prarado didziausia ir
geriausia idealista.
Kataliku Akcija, bolseviku
sustabdyta, Vokieciu nebuvo
leista; ju okupacijos metu ka-
tallkQ VelklmaS DuVO gallnaS
tik pozemyje. Aplamai imant,
Kataliku Baznycios bukle, Lie
tuvoje Vokieciu okupacijos me-
tn buvo geresne negu Lenkijoj
ir pacioj Vokietijoj, bet sum
kesne negu kaizerines okupa-
cijos metu (1915-1918).
Lietuvoje j Baznycios vidaus
reikalus naziniai okupantai be-
MAJ visai nesikise, bet trukde
jai formuoti viesaja opinija ir
neleido spausdinti nei vieno
Observation-Disclosures ~ |.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15
Pastaba Skaitytojarns

Kuomet negaunate kurio
Dirvos numerio tai prasy-
dami Administrators pri-
siQsti j, nerasykit: "Ne-
gavau pereito numerio",
bet pazymekit: "Negavau
mr.. S, 80, arba Az. Tada
greitu laiku bus jums pa
7iusta tas tikras numeris
kurio negavot.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15

Eviku geruma. r1.fI t
Jei Amerikoje yra komunis-
tq, gal but jie yra kitokie ne
GU bolsevikai. AS manau kad
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-15

Amerikojes ju yra mazai If ju
balsas, netures reiksmes prizes
dauguma padoriu ir tikru Lie
tuviu. Jonas saulys.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18

serslive, would Tan the Fascist
organizations like the Ku Klux
Khan into activity. Demands for
the admission of SO. 900 or 100, 900
Germans, Spaniards, Argen-
tinians and others from Fascist
ands would follow.
One of the major tasks con.
fronting the United States is to
convince its own people t h t
democracy is not a failure and to
make it work. That task would
be impossible with the immigra-
ton bars lifted to admit streams
of embittered refugees carrying
with them the deadly virus of
European racial and religious
hatreds.
The restrictions on immigra.
ton must not be weakened. They
should be strengthened and en-
forced. They are the bikes that
protect US from an angry sea Of
human passions. -Teamster Mag.
azine.