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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-07
INFO BOOTH SURE

Well Key West will have Jan
information booth at last. Chair
man Abe Wolkoff has been apF
pointed to have one eanstructea
and Wolkoff is a worker The
cost will not be very great and
it was considered number one
project by the Businessmen at
their meeting last night. Incident
ally Businessmen will meet again
next Wednesday in a special
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-07
RUSSIAN POWER POLITICS

Most of the Key West clubs
weFe very sObered to learn of the
ngtual conditions in Russia. Most
e as thought that Russia had
EHobably sOftened from its com
Hnamistic views because of the
aenocrstie helping hand through
ne war. but We find that now
shN h playing the worst kind of
EAe~er politics In Manchuria and
Iran aFni syria and there are.sus-
peeted infiatsices Ia Indiaa ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-07
NUMEROUS ARRESTS

CHICAGO. = The New York
State Troopers have made more
than $4,000 arrests on more than
80 different charges in a year, and
have a record of convictions in o5
percent of these cases.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-07
CORAL ROCKETS
JOURNALISTIC IGNORANCE
BY L. p. ARTMAN. JR.

The worst information you car
get is from someone crying in
the wilderness of his ignorance
And there are many who don this
Journalistic cloak, without the
facts, only with literary know
ledge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-07
FOOD TO RUSSIA

BROOKLYN.-The food ship
ped to Russia by the u. S. in lend
lease from 1941 to 1915 is valued
at 81 ,473, 003, 900.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-07
ENGINEERS TERM

NEW YORK.-Army engineers
call the Philippines the British
Isles of the Pacific.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-07
FED ENTIRE j ARMY

CLEVELAND. - The United
States fed the entire French army
of 100000 men from January, '43.
to July, AS.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-27
Oct. 5 Deadline For
c.. l. S Full Benefits
In Schooling Project

T. Approach of the o ct o. er S
deadline marking the last day
upon which recruits in the Unit
ed States Army may take ad-
vantage of tHe full provisions of
the G. l. Bill of lights was
brought to the attention of all
prospective enlistees 10 this area
today by 1t. Col. Smith in charge
of the local recruiting station.
After this deadline he en-
phasized, the G. l. Bill of Rights
provisions will apply only for the
duration of the emergency and
will automatically cease upon
official termination of the " ar
! which may come at any time.
Specifically this m a n that
those who enlist after October S
will be granted these rights only
! 10 proportion to the time they
have served before the official
termination.
For example. if a man enlisted
October 6 and hostilitios were to
be officially terminated Novem.
Der 6 he would receive only one
months education at govern
meet expense at the end of his
enlistment.
The man who enlists on. or be-
fore, o. t o b e 5. however, is
guaranteed one months govern.
ment paid education in the COL
lege, trade, or business school of
bis choice for every month serv-
ed, up to forty eight months
equivalent to ver5 ordinary
school years.
Not only will the government
pay for this college course, It..
Col. Smith concluded, but, in all
probability. the pr e e n t over
crowded conditions in colleges
will be eased by that time, assur.
ing the student of greater in.
dividual attention under vastly
pleasapter conditions than exist
now.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-27
Old Street Car Structure
Razed For Enlarged Space

Recently rszing the old street
car structure, which had been
used for the storage of plumbing
and hardware supplies, Buttreys
is appropriating the space along
with other space in the rear of
clothing department building for
the erection of q tile addition to
enlarge storage space.
Walls we're completed the fore
part of the week. The improve.
ment will be IS feet by 40 feet.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-27
Events In Brief.

Anyone wishing the service OF
a dump truck for hauling gravel,
sand or garbage, see Billy Wal
ters, Browning. 2s.3t.
Wool jersey dresses in foot ball
Shades at the Economy Shop.
Earl Andrus enlisted for 49,
months service in the army at
Great Falls last Saturday and
later reported for basic training
at Fl. Lewis, Wash. He was &C.
companied to Great Falls by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Andrus.
Chenille and rayon house coats
at the Economy Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hyde are
now residing at Bozeman, where
Mr.. Hyde is attending Montana
State College under the G. l. Bill
Of Rights. Mrs. Hyde is also a
student there.
Rayon Gabarbine 8 | a c k by
! Koret at.the Economy Shop.
Miss Nonalta Olson. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Olson, left
last Saturday for Missoula, where
she il attending the University
Of Montana.
Jimmie Coulter will leave this
weekend for Havre, W h ere he
will attend the Northern Mont.
! ana College, taking the premedic
| our se. The fore part of the
week he was there to register
and arrange for living quarters.
Mrs. James Wright has resum.
ed management of the loca
Western Union Telegraph office
after an absence of four months
Paul s. G n q, who was en-
ployed AZ relief manager, has
been transferred to the Portland
offiee.
| Mr.. and Mrs. 7. E. Server
left last week on what is MI
Server g first vacation in many
years. Al Minneapolis they visit
ed two of his brothers. At Mon
tresl. Quebec, where Mrs. Scriv
or formerly resided, they viii
visit her brother. Making the
trip by car. they resolved to fol-
low q leisureIy schedule. worry
ling not when they got there anc
orryin z not when they go,
home.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-27
ChiIdren's Clinic Al
Conrad Sec For Oct. ;

The fall c i n i c for crippled
children will he held at st.
Mary's Hospital in Conrad Oct
ODER ;, with benefits available to
children of Glacier, Pondera and
Toole Counties.
Arrangements are being made
through the orthopaedic nursing
consultant. Miss 8 arab N.
Barnes. and the medical social
eonsultant, Miss Margaret Kerns,
in cooperation with local public
health nures of the counties and
the Department of Public We'll
fare.
Persons u n d e r 81 having a
physical defect resulting from a
gripping condition, are eligible
for examination.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-27

Names
MILES CITY
Places
By Lou Grill, Editor Miles City Star

BY Lou Grill Editor Miles City Star
This city, with s1OO population situated the Lewis
and Clark TRAIL the Stanley expedition of 1873 and stopp
ing point for the last General G. A. Custer march with the
7th Cavalry in june 1876 1t named for General Nelson
A. Miles who established Fort Keogh in S76le77 The first
oUnss formed in 1877 by George NJ Miles. nephew of
Gen. Miles, and John Chinnick but legally established in
1887 when city officials first elected.
SHELBY
By Chef F. Kavanagh, Editor The Promoter
Shelby named for Peter P. Shelby in 1891 when the
G. N. Ry for which he Montana manager built
ward and ssed the rail line extending from
Lethbdge Great Falls creating construction
first known Shelby Junction
Shelby became headquarters for ranches and cowboys
whose broad unenced situated al of
the Maras river the south and Sweegrass hills along
the Canadian boundary Population $500 only
500 until 1922 when Gordon Campbell discovered oil
Kelvin The town accenuated by holding the Dempsey
Gibbons worlds heavyweight championship fight in July
1928.
Since 1922 crude oil has been produced value of
than $60000000 Most cattle ranches have given way
sheep ranches agricultural lands replaced early
ranges.
Shelby is Tooe county seat and coasts a
house. high school, hospital swimming pool fair grounds
and many modern homes.
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-27
RaiI Quiz

If all the crossties under Great
Northern rails were brought TO.
ssther how many would there
be?
The pile would have 81, 565, 900 ties
COLLECTED at the rate of 1902 per
mile.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-23
Red Cross Sunday
Will Be Observed
In Churches Feb. "a

Church leaders of all de-
nominations will join in an
Observance of Red Cross Sum
day on February "a. Messages
concerning the 1916 Red Cross
campaign to raise Sl,%l,l5O
will be read from the pulpits
of churches in Boston and 80
surrounding communities.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-23
PARIS DELEGATE THRILLS HUB

Not withstanding the many
counter attractions the meeting
Of the New England Congress for
Equal Opportunities held last
Sunday afternoon, filled the great
Ebenezer Baptist Church.
The hundreds who came were
captivated by the charm aad intel
ligence of Miss Thelma NJ. Dale
who was the guest speaker. Miss
Dale who has but recently return
ed from Paris, France, where she
went as a delegate. and field sec
rotary of the National Race Con-
gress told of her meeting at the
international Womens Conference
with delegates from all parts of the
world.
The presiding officer. Walter
], Stevens oened the meeting by
calling upon Rev. Perry for the
invocation. This was followed by
splendid program of song by
Rhodes Opera Society. An adj
dress of welcome was made by
Rev. Ravenel, pastor of the church
followed by greetings from the
many Representatives of organiza-
Continued or Page T2Uo)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-23
George N. Heggle
Laid To Rest

Funeral services for George NJ.
Heggie of 2O7 West Newton ST.,
husband of Mrs. Lucille N. Heggie
were held Wednesday afternoon,
Feb. 10, at Columbus Ave. A. NJ. E.
Zion Church, the pastor, Rev. A.
A. Perry, officiating. There was
large gathering of friends and
beautiful floral pieces surrounded
the casket Mr.. Heggie lived just
one week after the accident on
Saturday, Feb. 9, when he was
struck down by one automobile
and run over by another on Ire
mont st. near Estelles. Mrs. Hell
en- W, Holiday sang "The Old
Rugged Cross" and Mrs. Ora Wake
"Going Home" favorites of the
deceased. Touching words of
Continued on Page TtUol
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-23

ergencies. Youth is sitting at
the controls of mighty air
throttles of modern science;
youth is being called to the
chairs of Intellectually power
full educational institutions;
youth is sitting in Judgment
where human careers have need
for heroic protection.
So the Young Mems Christian
Association has taken on the
challenge of the new trend of
civilization. Soon retirement
will be placed below the pres
ent maximum of sixty years
and the Association viii discov-
er itself as being guided by
young graduates bearing fresh
ly primed Master of Arts and
Doctor Of Philosophy degrees.
Anent the above comments
may be mentioned In passing
the recently announced retire
Continued on Page a
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-23
Probe Mystery
Death OF Olympic
High.jump Champ:

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.-Cor-
nelius johnson who won the 1886
Olympic high jump title at Berlin
Is dead. johnson was found dying
on the S. S. Santa Cruz, a Grace
Line ship in dock here last week.
johnson amazed Hitler and the
world by leaping 6 feet 7 1916
inches at Berlin ten years ago. He
was co-holder of world record
jumps of 6 feet s 1916 inches in
doors and feet ga inches out
doors. From his success in Berlin
Johnson who stood six foot four
inches himself, competed in So
meets and was only defeated once,
by another colored lad, Al Thread
gill Of Temple in 1885.
Competing at the B. A. A.
games in Boston the same year of
his only defeat Johnson won the
highjump with a leap of 6 feet
6H inches. He joined the Mer-
chant marine during the war and
was, still serving as a crew baker
when he was found here in a criti-
cal condition last week. Coast
officials were probing the mys-
terry of the 80 yr. old Olympic
stars death early this week.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-23
Symphony Hall Packed For
History Week Observance

'Portrayals of the Finer
Arts" annual offering of State
Director Anna Bobitt Gardner,
was presented before a capacity
audience last Sunday afternoon
in Symphony Hall as fitting
climax t othe Race History OBJ
servances Of the past week. On
Sunday, Feb. 10, Mrs. Paul Robe
son, wife of the celebrated actor
and singer, had appeared at the
pubic library with hundreds
turned away for lack Of room
in the hall. Mrs. Robson
spoke on THE Colored Ameri-
can in the pattern of World Az
fairs" Mrs. Alice Taylor was
mistress Of ceremonies. On Feb.
II there was a reception to con-
temporary artists at the West
End branch library. At the
YWCA on Feb. 10 there was a
program featuring works by
professional artists with music
and readings. Various other or
CARNATIONS also observed His
tory Week with appropriate ex-
ercises, notably the Aristo Club
at st. Mark Church with Miss
Marian Cuthbert of Brooklyn
College and parole Board mem
Der M. w. Bullock as the fea-
tur9d speakers.
The theme Of the Symphony
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-23

NEW YORK - The Young
Mems Christian Association Of
the city of New York is steady
losing its veteran secretaries
through its system of Associa-
ton retirement. BY this plan
the development of the new
regime known as youth to the
Forefront" is reiuvenating the
spirit of "Y'' work and at the
same time is developing lead
ership among the members of
the new generation. Upon this
new vanguard depends the fu-
ture success of the post war
period. Thus the mantle of age
descendS upon the shoulders of
the youth whose Judgment has
proved remarkably keen and
whose perceptibilities and re-
actions show a newly acquired
preparedness engendered, per-
haps, by the sudden RESPONSE
bilities brought on by war en-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-23
HUGE CROWD GRE SCEN. DAVIS
MARCH PILGRIMAGE TO BE GREATEST EVER
SOPRANO SCORES AT JORDAN HALL

Critics from Boston dailies gave
her superlative praise. Said the
Goston Herald: "Miss Davis again
demonstrated her vocal artistry
and musical understanding-She
is obviously a singer whom we
shall all, watch with interest" And
this from the Christian Science
Monitor: "All of her interpreta-
tons were uniformly excellent.
Miss Davis has a voice competent
to attempt the most exacting
soprano tasks and she possesses
both the power and the control re-
quired for a heavy schedule Of
songs and airs"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-23
Columbus Ave. A. N. I. Zion Church
Campaign For 1000 Souls

The Eyangelistic Committee of
the Columbus Avenue A.M.E.
Zion Church, under the direc-
ton of their dynamic pastor,
DR.. A. A. Perry, will make a sur
vey to numerate the unchurched
people of certain areas.
The pastors plans to foster
the in-gathering of souls and
the rebuilding of the kingdom
in this year of Zion Expansion,
met with enthusiasm by the 10
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-23
Brig. Gen. Davis
Entertained BY
State And City

Brig. Gen. B. 0. Davis was guest
of the City of Boston at 9 o'ilock
breakfast at the Copley Square
Hotel, Monday, Feb. Is. About
thirty-five attended with Joshua
Jones of City Hall presiding in
the absence of Mayor Curley. Gov.
Tobin in behalf of the State ten
dered the general a luncheon at
the Parker House attended by
about $50 guests.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-23

Hall observance was THE Col
ored American in the Wars OF
America" 1t. Col. LAKELAND
Hewitt and Brig. Gen. Benjamin
o. Davis, the latter sent by the
War Department, were the
speakers. They told of the part
colored soldiers had played in
the country's wars. The general
made a plea for unity and said
Continued on Page Two)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-23

Ellabelle Davis, Sensational
soprano, sang to near napacity
audience at Jordan Hall last Mon
day night and thrilled the enthu-
siastic listeners with her marvellous
and well cultivated voice. Many
who had heard her last year in
the same hall noted the improve
ment the year had made in her
artistry. Her program was a most
difficult and exacting one but
the singer was equal to al de-
mands. Beautifully gowned, she
presented lovely appearance on
the concert platform. Edward Hart
was the proficient accompanist.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-23
HOW SENATORS FROM
NEW ENGLAND
VOTED ON CLOTURE

Brewster, Maine; Thomas C. Hart,
Conn; Leverett Saltonstall, Mass.
Charles W. Tobey, N. H.
DEMOCRATS AGAINST
Peter G. Gerry, R. 1.
REPUBLICANS AGAINST
Styles Bridges, N. H.; Wallace
H. White, Maine.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-23

Continued on Page T1Uo1
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-23
IRENE BECKFORD
ApeT Beduticidn

Former owner of Irene IS
Beauty shoppe on fremont St.
Irene Beckford wishes her Gus
toners and friends to know
that she is now located at the
Nine. de Lisser Beauty Shoppe,
492 Mass. Ave, near fremont
st. Telephone COPley OFT,
where she will be glad to see
her old customers and new
ones.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-23

members of the committee, who
commended DR.. Perry for his
progressive plan. The goal to be
attained is 1000 souls saved be-
tween now and Easter. The
committee will personally con-
tact homes in the designated
areas on Sunday. February "a
at 2 pm. To quote DR.. Perry
this will be a part Of our con-
Continued on Page Four
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-17
L.ietuva ir Tautu
Sajunga

TAUTQ Sajunga League
of Nations) s. m. Balandzio
menesi nustojo veikus tue var
.du, betgi savo pareigas ir sa-
'vo turta perleido Suvienytoms
Tautoms Omitted Nations).
Tautu Sajungos uzduotis da-
boti tarptautines taikos ir sau-
gos patikrinima dabar atiteko
,Suvienytoms Tautoms.
Nepaisant II Pasaulinio Ka-
70, ,Tautu Saj-gos pareigu ide-
ia nezuvo: ja pereme Suvieny-
tos Tautos.
LIETUVA dar nera Suvie-
nytu Tautu tarpe.~ Bet Lietu-
va buvo Tautu Sajungos nariu
Xxi pat gallo, todel ir jai pride
rancios pareigos ir jai pride
rants turtas dabar randasi
Suvienytu Tautu zinioje.
Lletuva per savo delegate
Genevoje yra rezervavus savo
teise ir nera atsisakius nei nuo
savo turto, nei. nuo savo vietos
naujoje Suvienytu Tautu orga-
nizacijoje. LietuYa ia teise
spasinaudos taip greitai ,kaip
Atlantic Carterio ir .Suvienytu
Tautu principal prasides butt
vykdomi gyveniman.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-17

Jis taipgi pareiske kad pir-
mutine United Nations parei-
ga turf butt uztikrinimas ma
.zuju Tyalstybiu snelieciamybes.
Po laiko Sis senis kalba. Jis
privalejo ia linkme dirbti ka-
da turejo galybe savo rankose.
Bet tada jis .tupsiojo Maskvos
grobikui, leisdamas jam paver-
gti viena pc kitos mazas ir di-
desnes valstybes.
LIETUVOS komunistu par
tijos sekretorius Snieekus pa
kartotinai lanke provincijos
miestelius ir pasizymejusius
komunistus, veikejus apdovano-
jo medaliais. Paminetinas Viii
kijos valscius. Apdovanoti me-
daliais vykdomojo komiteto Sc
kretorius Genovaite Butvilai-
te, Antanas Gulevicius ir Ka-
zys Backenas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-17
(Bus daugiau)
Surandama Gera Pagalba nuO
Dantu GedimO

Northwestern Universiteto Chicagoje mok-
sininkai skelbia kad dantu gedimas gall butt
sumazintas nuo so Xxi 80 nuosimciu naudojimu
Vitaminu K primaisytu kramtomu gumu.
Siuos tikrinimus skelbia pasiremiant Is me-
nesiu tyrinejimu, sake DR.. Fosdick, kuris su sa-
.vo draugas isrado sntetiska Vitamina K, ku-
-ris zymai sumazina susidarima rugsciu kurios
yra priezastimi dainty gedimo If prakurimo.
eSUV. VALSTIJOSE yra 226,8 800 myliu
.geleznkeliu liniju neskaitant agelezinkeliu kie-
mu begiu if salutiniu begiq.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-17
LaGUARDIA SIULO
VISUOTINA MASTO
kONTROLIAVIMA

UNRRA direktorius Fiorello
LaGuardia' siulo isteigti tarp-
tautine agentura kuri galetu
Veikti placiai grudu ir kito
trukstamo maisto kontroliavi-
me. 10 tikrinimu, dabartiniai
zygiai gelbeti nuo bado pasau-
Ii yra visai mazos reiksmes.
Valstybiu atstovai sudaran-
tieji UNRRA reikalauja kad
Amerika parupintu daugiau
maisto negu dabar teikia, mes
nebus galima isvengti katas-
trofos.
LaGuardia tikrina, jei butu
galima gauti pakankamai mai
sto, UNRRA galetu isgelbeti
Europa nuo bado begyje sekan-
ciQ sesiu ,menesiu.
Prize savo pasiulymu sutvar-
kyti maisto kontrole visame
pasaulyje, LaGuardia siulo su-
grazinti j savo Sails Europos
stovyklose esancius pabege-
Illus, isskyrus tuos 'kurie ap-
kaltinti kolaboracija ir tuos
kurie nenori gryzti j savo te-
vynes.
IS Japonijos saukiasi Gen.
Macarthur ir ten atsilankes
Herbert Hoover siusti j .Japo-
Mia daugiau maisto, mes ten
gresia visuotinas badas.
Argentina pazadejo pasiusti
j Europa vel 100000 tonu CRU
du. s.a
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-17
.PALAN,GOS ,J,U,RA
GA. Jakstas)

Jura-motinele tur dukreliu burr;
VeJui-tevui Elephant, rvisos sokti turf;
Lyg skara kutuota ant zalsvos jupeles,
Puta pasipuose, puldineja, kelias =.
Tai lenktyniu .eina, tai prize nkranto plakas,
Tai atgal atsoke, grebesciuojas, snekas. !.
Visada, kaip deives saunios ir linksmutes,
Tx pravirkst' isvyde teMske Birutes.
Las ju asareles .gelsvu ,gintareliu
Mat II JOINS pagailo broliq zemaiteliu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-17

CHURCHILL, pastaru laiku
vazinejes Europoje, sake .kalba
Hagoje, Holandijoje, pareiks-
damas kadA ,globoje pasaulines
organizacijos Europoje galetu
isisteigti Europos Suvienytos
Valstybes, kurios .galetu tai
kiai sugybenti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-17
Vyt. Dailius.
PABEGELlO KELIAIS
NUO REDAKCIJOS:

NUO REDAKCIJOS: Skaitytojai atsimins
pradzia sio rasinio, kuris tilpo Dirvos mr.. SO
ir 81, 1916. Veiau gavome daugiau, ir cia
tesiame. Tai aprasymas pabegelio, kuris da-
bar randasi sveicarijoje. Jis buvo bebegas
kartu SUI motina is Lietuvos, paskui buvo ap-
sisprendes likti, taciau atsitiko kitaip, ir jis
atsidure svetimoje salyje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-17
,ISTREMIMAN

Kvapia nakti veslaus Birzelio,
is sodybu ramiu ir taikiu,
mus isvare ant mirtino kelio,
nuozmumu palydeje klaikiu.
Sunkus zingsniai apleidziant .gimtine,
pedos glosto gimtus arimus.
Sielvartingas zvilgsnis paskutinis
migloj panarintus namus.
Kol salyj tolimoj karsto lentos
neuzklos amzinatves danga,
tolei teviskes vizijos sventos
mus lydes ilgesinga banga
Be vandens. 'Gyvulinis vagonas.
Dega stogo kaitri .gelezis.
Tarp 4gyvuju vaikelio lavonas.
Akys motinos - siaubo ugnis.
Mes isvykstam j nyku trenima
suvaryti vagone tvankiam:
nusmerktieii mirtin piligrimai,
esafoto seselyj blankiam
Kastytis ;Gliauda.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-17

bus atsteigta nepriklausoma kAI KARAS BAIGSIS.
Karas pasibaige senai Dabar laikas Amerikai is
pildyt tai ka jos vadai pasauliui zadejo or
Vienatnis privertimas Amerikos vyriausybe mtis
Letuvos klausimo syarstymo yra tk Wils-Kely rezo-
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