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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28
Naikinkirne Pramogu
Epidemic

Jau ne karta buvo pastebeta
viesai spaudoje kad perdaug
mes cia Amerikoje puotaujame
bereikalingai ir aikvojame pi-
nigus ir brangu laika, kuomet
musu tevyne Lietuva ir jos
geriausi vaikai, atsidure istre-
mime, velka sunkiausi kryziu,
kencia salti ir bada. Mes gy-
vendami didziausiame pertek-
Lyle vargais-negalais pajudame
suteikti jiems nors maza pa
galba, mazai tepaisome girde-
dami jig isalkusiu balsa, ju IL
gonius vaitojancius, ir nuogu
kudikeliq aimanavima.
Vietoje duoti atliekama GEN.
tell items musu vargsams at
sidurusiems tragiskose salygo-
Sc, mes atsukame items badau-
jantiems nugaras, ir einame
rengiamus balius kurio nors
Jurgio ar Urses gimtadienio ar
vedybu sukakciu minejimui, o
tokiu Jurgiu ar Ursiu netruks-
ia. Ir taip mes tik baliavoja-
me ir puotaujame be gallo!
Mes kodel tai susirupine Ia
biau pagerbti koki Jurgi ar Ur-
sule, kurie nieko gero nera pa
dare nei visuomenei nei tautai.
Mes nepamanome kad tuo
metu kai mes cia visko prisi-
kimse ir sotus, j mus ziuri al
kanQ ir susalusiu musu broliu-
sesuciu ir ju mazu vaikeliu
asarq pilnos akys. =.
Tiesiog skaudu darosi skai-
tant laikrasciuose aprasineji
mus tu beprasmingu pagerbtu-
viu, kurios atzymima tik gau-
stu pagirtavimu.
Tai neatleistina items kurie
tokiomis puotomis uzsiima, Q
dar didesne geda tokens musu
laikrasciu redaktoriams kurie
duoda vietos savo laikrasciuose
aprasineti tas bereikalingas ir
nenaudingas quotas ir ju lam
kytojus. Dabar yra degantis
laikas gelbeti musu tauta nuo
prazuties. Suburkime visas sa-
vo jiegas ir turta tam reikalui.
Ne danar laikas NUNS baliavo-
tt irs net spaudoje, tuo tusciai
iidziuo otis 2 kuOnfst YY1usu@ ftevys'
ne dega, ,knomet. musu broliai-
seserys mirksta kruvinose asa
rose ir musu pagalbos laukia.
Atminkime kad jie keneia tas
kancias uz visa musu tauta ir
uz mus, laisveje gyvenancius.
AS siuntineju nuolatos pa
galbos siuntinelius keturioms
seimoms j Vokietija, ir dziau-.
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LAISKAS A. A.
DIR. JONIKAICIUI

Nors musu tautos did pat
riota tjaui antri metal zemele
priglaude, bet jam laiskai nuo
Lietuvos tremtiniu nenustoja
Ieje. Jie vargsai dar nezino kad
Sis garbingai tevynainis jau is
siskyre is sio pasaulio.
Pastara laiska raSo vienas
'daktaras, kuri DR.. Jonikaitis
susipazino kai lankesl Lietuvo-
je. Sis daktaras nusiskundzia
kad gauna maisto labai nlazai
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ISVYKO / CLEVELANDA

Stephania Ciurlionyte Dou-
van po operaciju gryzo is ligo-
tines j Detroita, o is cia ilges-
niam poilsiui isvyko j Clevelan-
da pas savo broli ir broliene
Ciurlionius. Linkime Stephani-
jai sustipreti if gryzti j Det,
roita darbuotis musu tarpe.
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Detroit, Mich., Naujienos

ir kad labai vargsta, kad visu
pabegeliu nuotaika prasta, bet
kulturiskai veikia labai gyvai
Toki laiskai ateje a. a. DIR
Jonikaiciui eina advokatui ku.
ris tvarko welcomes palikima
Kadangi laiske prasoma suras
ii tremtinio daktaro gimines
tat laiskas perduotas j atatin
kamas rankas.
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SVECIAS Is EUROJOS

Vasario II d. atvyko pas j.
j. Baciuna, j Sodus, Mich, ag-
ronomas Tomas Dambrauskas.
Svecias kelioms demons buvo
atvykes j Detroita pas save
giminanti Griska ir sunus. La
proga svecias dalyvavo Lietu,
val Vaduoti Sajungos 6 sky.
riaus parengimu komisijos SUI
sirinkime Vasario 22, pas Ma.
tilda Maitiene ir Kersevicius
Svecias ir komisijos nariai bu
vo maloniai. p. Maitienes pavai
sinti. Svecias parveze linkeji
mus LVS nariams nuo uzJurit
broliu. o man parveze malonl
surpryza, ziniu apie mano ar
timuosius.
Agr. T. Dambrauskas isvyk'
| j Chicago, bet jis grys j Detroi
ta ir gal cia apsigyvens. Laba
dziaugiames naujo Lietuvio at
vykimu.
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RHEUMATISM
ARTHRITIS
SkAUSMAI
Bandykit Sta D-'kai

Jeigu niekada nenaudojot "Rosse
Tabs" nuo skausmu arthritis, neuri-
tbs, rheumatizmo. pabandyki+ musu
rizika. Mes pasiQsim jums pi.no dy-
dzia pakeli is kurio jus galit sunau-
dot "a Tabs DkAl. Jei nenustebslt
skausmo paliuosavimu kuri tUoj pa
just, grazinkit pakeli atgal il nebu-
sit NUNS skolint. Istikro tair! Ne
SIUSSK PlNIGQ. Tx prisiQsk savo
varda il adresa il mes paskuoinsim
jums Tabs pastu.
ROSSE PRODUCTS co. Dept. Nl
27O8 FarwelI Ave-, Chicago 45, Ill.
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PRANESkIT +.
Savo -Antfaios PerTraairls

Kuomet rengiates persikelti
kitur gyventi, praneskit sa-
vo nauia antrasa DirvOs Ad-
ministracijai, ne pastui, mes
pastas nesius jums Dirvos !
nauja vieta jeigu neprimo-
kesit. Parasykit NUNS uz
lc atvirute prizes persikeli-
ma j kita vjeta gyventi.. -
Dirva Cleveland ;. Q
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minejima jokis Philadelphilos
ar Pennsylvanijos jokis zymes-
mis- valdininkas? Didieji Ame-
rikos valdininkai siadien jau
labai musu tautos skriaudoms
prijaucia, ir mielai i musu rim
tesnius parengimus atsilanko,
fix reikia kviesti. Pukas.
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ATVYKO BURYS LIE
TUVIU IS E!UROPOs !!

Vasario 18, Ernie Pyle laivu
tarp 877 keleiviu is Bremerha-
ven, Vokietijos, atvyko 2S Lie
tuviai, kurie isvazinejo pas gi-
mines ir draugus:
Sofia Brazioniene, us. pi-
liete, apsistojo Chicago, Ill.
Antanas Jokubaitis, us. pi-
lietis, j Elizabeth, N. j.
Juozas ir Aleksandra Kazic-
kai su dukra Jurate, apsigyve-
no laikinai New Yorko apie-
linkeje.
Kun. Juozas Lechavicius, o.
S. pilietis, j Chicago, Ill.
Bronislava Masiulioniene, y
Piliete, j Buffalo, N. Y.
Studentas Renoldas Pipyne
| j Lewiston, Me.
Robertas ir Brone Prasclu,
mai su sunais Vykintu, Vladu
, ir Robertu, j Richmond Hill
| N. Y.
Dailininkas Povilas Puzinas
Waterbury, Conn.
Jonas Stancikas, US. pile
tis, j Chicago.
Alfonsas ir Brute Svilai ST
sunum Algimantu, i Jamaicf
Plains, N. Y.
DR.. Juozas ir AlVina Olga
Sabanai, su sunum Algimantu
| Lewiston, Me.
Inz. Jonas Vasiliauskas,
Brockton, Mass.
Jurgita Zimaviciute, US. pi
liete, j Worcester. Mass.
Rasytojas Stepas Zaborska
su zmona Matilda ir dukra Nj
jole, Tabor Farm, SoduS
Mich.
Be to atvyko du LietuVia
naslaiciai: Kornelius Jazbutl
ir Grazina Jazbutyte.
| Ia pacia Giena, is Amstel
dam, Holandijos, orlaiviu at
skrido studentas Tadas Budra
tbs, kuris apsigyvena Bridge
port, Conn. Karo metu dar VIC
I16 metu amz. Palangos gin
nazijos mokini, Vokieciai il ST
:iupo gatveje if isveze dal
bams Vokietija. Ten uz ker
kima Vokieciu karo pasta1
goms ir sabotazavima buvo pt
smerktas suSaudyti, bet to VI
kieciai prizes pasiduodami NJ
suspejo ivykdyti.
Atvykstantieji is SvedijC
laivu Drottingholm, kurio lat
kama New Yorke Vasario 2
25, buves Lietuvos Ministra
Latvijoje Pranas Dailyde
lmona, ir Mykolas Budrecka:
Vasario 16-tos proga atsiunt
Lietuvos Generaliniam Konsu
lui New Yorke J. Budriui tol
pasveikinima:
Is Atlantic vandenyno,
! Nadia siunciam uz Tevyne
| Lai gyvuoia Lietuva
Nepriklausoma laisva.
q L.G.f
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| PHILADELPH
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MI
I. NEJIMAS VASARIO l6

D Su kai kuriais tribunals,
atsventem Vasario 16 d. Lietu-|
Nos Nepriklausomybes 20 me-
tu Lietuvos NepriklausomybesI
paskelbimo paminejima. Pal
rengimas buvo Lietuviu Muzi-|
kaleje saleje.
Plrmutlms kalbejo nesenai
is Vokietijos atvykes DR.. Ka-
zys Grinius, trumpa laika bu-
YES Lietuvos prezidentu 1926
metals. Begom j pamatyti il
ypac jo kalba isgirsti. DR.. Girl
MUS aukstas, liesas, senas, Jau
vargiai paeinas, savo ilgoje be
entuziazmo kalboje klausyto-
= ius nesuinteresavo, bet atbu-
lai, buvo noreta kad greiciau
baigtu kalbejes. Kaip IS auks-
to valstybininko, tiketasi rim
tesnes kalbos. Is jo kalbos da-
vesi suprasti kad pc Lietuvos
pavergimo jis daug vargo ne
mate. ir su Lietuva niekO to-
kio perdaug blogo neatsltlko.
. Toliau buvo perstatytas XII
tas kalbetojas, Kun. Juozas Ce-
kavicius, taipgi is komunistlnlc
"roiaus' tironu ranku pabeges
kuris yra buves arestuotas
ziauriai tardytas, plaktas, sal
dvtas. marintas ir kalintas viel
edelto kad buvo istikimas Lie,
.tuvis, katalikas, o ne lsgama
Ir tik laimei pasitaikius, kuo'
met patterns Rusams pasldare
karsta nuo Vokieciu ant Mari
jampoles zemeles, pasakoJo kal
betojas, jam su kitais kallnlals
issilauzus is kalejimo, teko lal
mingai pasprukti.
Pergyvenusio tokias ziaurla:
kancias nuo Lietuvos uzgrobl
ku, 10 kalba buvo gyva, ldoml
ir aiski apie Lietuvos tragedl
ia ir jos apverktina padetl. Dl
delis skirtumas tarp pasakytl
kalbu virsminetu dvieju kalhe
toju.
Kalbu tarpais buvo grazia
ispildyta pamarginimai dainu
sokiq il IT,, Dainos Choro il
sv. Jurgio parapijos mokykloS
vaikuciu. Programos vedeJl
..buvo jaunas Adv. Stasys Mon
kus, naujas energingas veike,
jas.
.. Buvo auku rinkliava, surink'
ia BALFui S14O0 su kaupu
Auku rinkliava pravede Kun
Y. Martusevicius. BuVO gar
sinta kad kalbes Kun. Dr.. j
B. Koncius, bet jis neatvyko.
Susirinkimas vienbalsiai uz,
gyre rezoliucija PREF. Truma,
nui del Lietuviu ileidimo dau,
giau Amerika.
Prize progos reikia uzsimint
ir apie trukumus: apie Vasa,
rio 16-tos iskilme nebuvo jo'
kios zineles vietineje AmerikO-
nu spaudoje, nei prizes, nei pc
minejimo.
Reikejo taipgi gauti is Penn
sylvania gubernatoriaus pro-
klamacija Lietuvos Dienai, ta-
kas tam jau pramintas.
Kodel nebuvo rakViesta
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GRYZO Is FLORIDOS

Nesenai gryzo is ziemos ato-
stogu Floridoje, Vincenta Ma
roziene ir Matilda Maitiene.
JOS sugryzo labai gerai pailse-
jusios ir JOINS sake Florida la
bal patiko; zada ir ateityje ten
atostogoms vaziuoti.
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giuoti galedamas taip jiems
aSaras nusluostyti.
Kiekvienas galite tai padary-
ii, mes yra daugybe kuriu ME
kas saws negali suselpti, dau-
gybe yra tokiu kurie netori
niekur jokios gimines kas pa
siustu jiems koki siuntineli.
F. Rimkus,
Alameda. Calf.
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BALE o VAkARAS

sekmadieni, Kovo 2, buvu-
sioje Lietuviu saleje ivyks BA
LF'o 76 skyriaus bingo vaka-
ras; pradzia 5 val. pc pietu.
Prasomi visi dalyvauti If pa
remit BALF'a, kurio pastan-
Cos labai reikalingos gelbeji-
mui Lietuvos tremtiniu.
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LVS SUEIGA

Kovo Is d. LVS 6 skyrius
ruosia seimyniska sueiga DR..
Jono Sims namuose. Sueigoje
dalyvaus svecias Tomas Dam
brauskas ir keli kiti tremtiniai,
kurie sudarys savotiska pro-
gramele. Vietiniams veikejams
bus gera proga arciau susipa-
zinti SUI naujais Lietuviais.
LVS 6 skyriaus rengimo ko-
misija kviecia visus narius ir
vietinius veikejus bel remejus
ateiti j vakareli. Norintieji da-
lyvauti prasomi isanksto pra-
neSti DR.. Sims, skambinkite te-
lef. HOgart 6702. Rengimo ko-
misijai svarbu zinoti isanksto
nes il ruosia uzkandi.
Vakarelio izanga maza ir j
bus skaitoma kaip auka. Likes
pelnas bus Lietuvos ir tremti
niu gelbejimui.
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ARMIJOS naudoti liepsnQ
sautuvai dabar vartojami An
glijoje naikinimui zoliu ir u.s.
niu laukuose.
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10000 ZUVUSIU

oU,UUU ZUV VUSIq AIneTIKOS
kariu bus pradedama parvezti
atgal j sia sail palaidojimui,
)radedant Rugpjucio menesiu,
siais metals. Pirmiausia bus
parvezta zuvusieji karuose SUI
Japonais, paskiau is Europos
ir is Azijos, kuriu tevai to pa
geidauja.
Evening star., 1947-10-18
Special Church
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

First CONGRATULATIONS, the
Shepherd of Tekoa,' a motion pic
ture will be shown at SPIN. Miss
Katherine Greaney will be the
guest speaker at the women's rally
dinner at $50 pm. Thursday.
Mt. Pleasant Congregational -
The Rev. James M. Davis of the
Committee for War Victims and
Reconstruction Of the Congrega-
tional Christian Churches will be
the preacher tomorrow morning
His subject is: What Must Chris
tian Do?"
Church Of the Epiphany - At
6 pm. tomorrow the subject for dis
cussion for the Young Adults Forum
will be the third in a series "The
Basic Principles of Alcoholics
Anonymous" led by a staff mem
ber of that organization.
John Wesley A. M. E. Z.-Dr. A.
A. Crooke, presiding elder Of the
Washington District of the Phila-
delphia and Baltimore Conference
will preach Sunday at II am.
Chevy Chase Methodist-The Eel
lowship Glass will have a banquet
at the YWCA at $50 pm. Wednes-
day.
Shiloh Baptist - DR.. John W.
Rustin, pastor of the Mount Vernon
Evening star., 1947-10-18
Junior Deucons Institute

The Gunton- Temple Memoria
Presbyterian Church, OF which DR.
Bernard Braskamp is pastor, ha.
recently appointed a board Of
junior deacons, a group between
Is and Is years of age. They meet
each Sunday at 9:45 am. The
dean is John B. Dickman, jr.
Members of the board are: Clifton
D. Shannon, president; Kenneth A
Slicer. vice president; John Lee
Turner, secretary and treasurer;
Robert E. Proudley, J. Emerson
Sauerhoff, jr., Frederick w. Trip
Roy L. Jones, John c. Green, jr.
John D. Heckert, Joseph c. Hill, jr.
Wade r. Leech, Karl E. Davis, Rob-
ert N. Sauerhoff, Robert w. Pear
son, Reeford w. Shenk.
Evening star., 1947-10-18
This Changing World
Japanese and Nazi Liberation Armies
Ready to Act If London Conference Fails

cruits for this organization were ac-
tive member of the Nazi party sc
long as they were judged loyal to
the USSR and particularly If they
could prove their hatred for the
Western Democracies.
The bulk of this army Of liberia
ton" is stationed in the Russian
zone of Germany while the training
of recruits and their indoctrination
goes forward in Byelo-Russia. The
story being told to these men is
that the other zones of Germany
are suffering intensely from Anglo
Saxon and French domination ano
that the day may not be far of
when the German army Of liberia
ton" will be called on to fulfill
it's historic role and not only liber-
ate the Reich but restore it to its
traditional position in the world.
These NaA forces now under the
Red banner are not equipped with
the usual war paraphernalia. They
have neither tanks nor artillery
But the men are provided with
modern rifles and machineguns. The
Red armies in the Reich have the
necessary air, tank and artillery
forces necessary for any eventuality
In case the London conference OF
Big Four foreign ministers in No
vember decides peace treaties with
Austria and Germany cannot be
concluded.
100000 In Siberia.
In Siberia the Russian high COM
mand has selected 100000 Japanese
from the 650,000 captured in August
1945, for training and indoctrination
as a similar army of liberation. u
These men. who comprised the once
formidable Kwantung Army, are
now organized in special units.
The Japanese are we'll treated by
the Russians. Theatrical perform
ances and movie shows are put on
for them in their barracks, show
ing the United States as a capital
istic monster ready to consume the
world. There are "doctored" films
showing Japanese women being out
ragged by American soldiery and
lectures telling officers and men how
Hirohito sold out to the capitalists
Even in the days before Japan's COL
lapse the Kwantung Army was q
socialist-imperialist force. The doc
trines Of the Red commissars are
neither alien nor distasteful to the
japanese officers, who still abso-
lutely control their men.
The large quantities Of war ma
terial taken by the USSR after
the few skirmishes which preceded
the surrender Of the Kwantung
Army are now at the disposal of the
Japanese army which has been Or
ganized on Siberian soil.
Evening star., 1947-10-18

Friedman and his supporters to
have the original resolution passed,
The substitute retained the SEN
tence expressing opposition ito any
form of government dominated by
totalitarian methods"
A resolution recommending ap-
pointment Of q commission to dis
cuss the possibilities Of church
union with the Universalist Church
OF America was passed.
The general conference of the as
ISOLATION was brought to q close
last night with a service at the
church. DR.. Frederick May Eliot
president OF the association, con-
Quoted the service and preached
the convention sermon.
Evening star., 1947-10-18

Place Methodist Church, will preach
at II am. tomorrow. 81.
Eldbrooke Methodist - DR.. Fred
Reissig, executive secretary Of the
Federation of Churches will be the
guest speaker ut IL am. tomorrow.
Howard University-At the An
drew Rankin Memorial Chapel, DR..
Charles M. Jones, minister, the
Presbyterian Church, Chapel Hill
N. c., will preach Sunday at II am.
Petworth Methodist - The Rev.
Ching G. Hung pastor of the
Chinese Community Church. will be
the guest speaker at the 7 O'Clock
Young Peoples service.
Interchurch Fellowship-The Rev
Asbury Smith will address the fel-
lowship at 4 pm. tomorrow at
the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian
Church. He is the pastor OF the
Walbrook Methodist Church, Balti-
more. At dinner meeting on Mon
day DR.. Robert Brook was elected
president with Glenn Everett and
Mrs. Grace Lormans vice presidents
St. Paups Lutheran-From 5 tc
5:25 PM, tomorrow there will be a
vesper broadcast on station WBCC
1120 kc. DR.. H. M. Synder will use
as his subject: "Ihe Man Who
Never Missed Church"
West Washington Baptist - The
last chance in the revival to hea,
Evangelist J. Ben Eller, preach and
Ken Davey, sing is tomorrow. Mr.
Ellers subject at II am. is Seeking
First Things First" and at 8 pm.
What Will You Do With Jesus II
Peoples Congregational-"Go-to-
Church" day the annual guest Sun
day will be observed. The Rev. A.
F. Elmes will speak in the morning
on, Remember the Sabbath Day."
Shut-ins will be guests at this serv-
Evening star., 1947-10-18

dates really do wish that Gen.
Eisenhower would start talking like
a candidate. Above all, they wish he
would come forth with program.
They are not likely to get their
wish soon, not If the general is
politically wise. His present course
Is producing excellent results. His
boom gets bigger and bigger. At the
moment he comes pretty close to
being "the peoples choice"-the
choice Of the people, who themselves
do not have a program but have
not yet been won over to anybody
else's program. II Gen. Eisenhower
should start sounding of on what
this country needs today the, Sit
uation might cease to be so satisfac-
tory from his standpoint.
Leader Wanted,
1t Is the simple truth that less
than a majority of the American
people are satisfied just now with
President Truman. But it is equally
true that less than a majority are
satisfied with Gov. Dewey, or
Senator Taft, or Mr.. Stassen. More
than a majority might vote for any
one Of them If he becomes his party S
candidate, but none now satisfies the
confused yearning Of the people.
What the people want is hard
bill to fill. They want a leader. A
strong man, one with sure touch,
one who knows all the answers.
A long time ago, when William
Howard Taft was President, rode
with a grizzled old stagecoach driv-
er over a mountain trail out West.
He was troubled about the state OF
the Union. Mr. Taft didn't suit him
"Now when Teddy was President u
he said, you could just leave every
thing to him and not have to
worry"
That's the kind Of President the
people would like today. They'd
like to stop worrying, and Gen.
Eisenhower appeals to them as the
man who could take their worries
of their hands.
It is not that he is a war hero
whom they desire to reward. While
the general probably is as brave as
they come, no legends of personal
heroism have grown up around his
name. The people see in him rather
a man OF great competence, man
able to make decisions in a time OF
national peril. Withal a modest
man, Of extraordinary personal
charm.
Presidents War Produced.
His record as a soldier isn't
enough. We've elected a good many
heroes to the presidency, but we've
passed over just as many. Between
Gen. Washington and Gen. Jack
son there was long list of states
men from civilian life. After Jack
son, the Indian wars. the War of
1912 and the War with Mexico pro-
duced the next three Presidents.
Then we had Lincoln, whose SOL
diering had been only an amusing
episode. Apparently. however, We
continued to fight the Civil War all
the way from Grant down to Nc
Kinley. Save for the two Grover
Cleveland interludes. every Presi-
dent had been at least a major in
the Union Army. And the Spanish
American War produced Teddy
Roosevelt.
There the line of warriors stopped
Taft, Wilson, Harding, Coolidge,
Hoover, r. D. Roosevelt. Not a man
on horseback among them
Following World War I the re-
vulsion against war was so wide
spread that we got Mr.. Harding. Il
Evening star., 1947-10-18
Novenu of St. Jude
At St. Stephens Church

The annual Novena to St. Jude
will be conducted at st. Stephens
Catholic Church from Monday to
the feast Of st. Jude. October 20.
The Rev. Arthur Finan of the fac
ulty of the Catholic University will
preach daily at the $40 and 7:45
pm. services. A relic of St. Jude
recently obtained from Rome by
the Rev. E. Jerome Winter, pastor,
will be venerated after each service.
Petitions sent by mail will be placed
at the shrine
Evening star., 1947-10-18
On the Other Hand
Smoking Eisenhower Out Won't Be
Easy While Boom Keeps GROWING

could be said the revulsion was also
against strong men. Mr.. Harding
wasn't hero of any kind. He fitted
the temper of the times.
But the temper of today isn't the
same as that following the First
World War. Not only have prices
taken the pleasure out of pros
perity, not only are we frightened
by imitation, but war is still in the
air. We are worried. We don't
know the answers and we are not
convinced by the answers that any,
body offers. We want leader.
Well, there's Gen. Eisenhower.
There he is, at least, until somebody
smokes him out and he presents his
program.
(Coplright, 1e47, the Globe syndicate,)
Evening star., 1947-10-18

ice and at dinner served following
the worship.
Mount Olivet Lutheran At a
meeting OF the Candaces Ladies
Club on Thursday, plans will be
made for q bazaar to be held De-
cember 1.
Evening star., 1947-10-18

This group was Constantine Brown.
intended at first to be used as a
propaganda agency. Many Of the
German officers and men who were
placed under the control Of the
NKVD were being used as bait
to induce the Germans at the front
to desert.
The American Government took a
grave view of the existence of that
German force in the USSR and at
the Moscow conference in Novem-
Der, 1943, Secretary of State Hull
strongly emphasized Washington S
feelings.
Promise Never Kept.
Russian Foreign Minister Molotov
r<nised that the Free Germany
Committee would be disbanded.
This promise was never kept. On
the contrary, through the activities
OF Nazi Gen. Walther Won Seidlitz,
Field Marshal Friedrich Won Paulus
himself agreed a year later to head
that organization. At the end of the
war 1t was reported to be 400, 900
strong.
Since We day the Russians have
decided to make it a militant force
According to some, their intention
was to place 1t in the Russian zone
as national constabulary. Accord
ing to others it was intended to be
made first class mercenary force
to act as a national spearhead for
whatever military activity the USSR
decides on.
The size Of this gre % of former
Nazi soldiers was drastically reduced
after thorough purges by the MVD,
successor to the NKVD. 1t is now
only 10000 strong. Many of the
old members have been dismissed
and some recruits taken in, after
collapse of the Reich, from among
the SIS troops and the Gestapo.
TT ~ ffAre 1tfSIa ~.
Evening star., 1947-10-18
Methodist Missionary
Officer to Speak

The Rev. G. I. Laurenson, gen.
eral superintendent of missionaries
In New Zealand, will speak at 8
pm, tomorrow in Hamline Metho-
dist Church, Sixteenth and Allison
streets NV.
His topic will be What We as
Individuals Can Do to Help the
World Situation"
The Rev. Mr.. Laurenson came
to America three weeks ago to at
tend the Methodist Ecumenical Con-
ference in Springfield, Mass. He
is scheduled to leave for New Zea-
land Monday.
Evening star., 1947-10-18
Polish Mass Resumed

The Polish Club OF Washington
Group 848, Polish National Alliance
resumes schedule OF masses tomor.
row at II am. at the National Shrine
Of the Immaculate Conception on
the Catholic University grounds.
The sermon will be preached In
the polish language. Mass will be
assisted by the Polish Club of Wash
tngSon choir. All are invited.