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Evening star., 1947-01-01
.Ex-SoIdier Sweeney
On Monday Ring Card

Frank Sweeney, the Southeast boy
whose pro boxing career was checked
temporarily by the Army several
years ago, will make his first start
since 1914 Monday night at Turner's
Arena.
The excl who hung up flock
of service boxing titles and won an
ETO all-service light heavyweight
championship will fight in special
six-rounder on the same card to be
headlined by his diminutive stable
make, Herbie "Biff" Jones.
Jones will engage Pedro Firpo, the
Camden. Bulldog, over the 10-round
route. Sweeney's opponent has not
yet been announced by Matchmaker
Gabriel Menendez.
A middleweight when he set a
winning pace here, only to lose in
a hard fought match to Joe Cannon
at Griffith Stadium, Sweeney won a
big following by his color and show
nanship, just as he did in his anna
teur boxing days.
Lou Jamison, his manager, and
Harry Groves, his trainer, have been
working hard with Sweeney who will
campaign as q full-dedged light
heavyweight.
Evening star., 1947-01-01

Baltimore's new America Con-
ference pro-football team is putting
the growl back in the voices OF ols'
APPOINTED ticket seekers at the Red
skin Office, a little gumShoe WORE
disclosed today.
No longer are they turning away
from the window when John
Thompson says, sorry, that's all
brother" futility crawling in every
line of their faces. Brother Thomp-
son and his cohorts are now get
ting demands for good grandstano
seats, or else.
None left on the so, eh? Okay
I'll 90 to Baltimore. They've got
plenty of seats over there"
A poll taken in crowded tele-
phone booth revealed that (a) al
most everybody thinks Baltimore
will support a team, with OUTSIDE
help, and Cbl it won't hurt the Reo-
skins a nickel's worth.
The biggest obstacle against them
is the weather. said one character
identified as a football fan. with
$4,000 seats everybody will wait TIL
Sunday to see what the weather Is
like. Nice day and they'll all ge
but come rain-and no roof on the
stadium, they'll sit home. l know
Baltimore. I was there once ano
still have cousin living there"
Difference of Opinion.
THAT'S silly" another prospective
customer countered. III Glenr
Dobbs Bob Fenimore, Ernie Case o,
some big star is playing there, the
fans will go to see him, roof or M
roof. And if they play home wher
the Redskins are on the road they l
get everybody from Washington.
Not on your life" said a thirt
party, hanging up after getting
wrong number, Take me, now, al
average fan, and I like an excus'
to get to New York for a week ent
with the gang We have goot
time going to Philly. too, and that
only a one-day stand. Reoskll
rooters will go with the Skins NJ
matter where, except when the tril
is some place like Chicago or Bos
ton. That's just too long"
Me" chimed in a hybrid, TN
gonna 20 see 'em both. I'm buying
tickets to both parks and take m,
choice. Bad game coming up il
Washington I'll go to Baltlmor
and vice versa"
I'm stickin to the Skins" adde'
another, who strongly looked hk
General Manager Sid Carrolls uncle
Sunday after Sunday they give yo'
the best run for your dough--evel
when they lose. What with hell
copters flying in and out OF Griff1tl
Stadium, bears, jitterbugs and po
litical parades you know there won
be any dull moments at Redskil
games"
Jack Espey probably will go zen
better in Baltimore shouted
voice with the deep bell-like tone
of Espey himself.
A more careful analysis of tn
situation seems to boil down to
$3.50 chance of survival for tn
Evening star., 1947-01-01

quests for a forecast Of next sea-
sons hunting regulations cannot be
answered for many months because
Of the time required to make these
observations. As q rule, recon-
mendations to the Secretary OF the
Interior are not ready before late
June or July.
This will be the 18th annual in
ventory of our wild waterfowl. and
it will be continent-wide instead
of Nationwide. Mexico, Central
America. Alaska and Canada will
be- included as well as the United
States. The survey viii be achieved
through the cooperation OF many
branches of the Government. In
cluding the Army, Navy. Coast
Guard as well as private observers.
There will be much greater use OF
planes and aerial photography, and
8 special effort viii be made to
determine just how many Of. the
Evening star., 1947-01-01

30-odd maple plants In the
Washington Metropolitan Area
sanctioned by the duckpin con-
gress.
Heads, you win? Well, consider
that the competition mainly is
based on full handicaps. This
places the humblest duffer on a
par with the brightest star. Ever
so often low-average- pin
shoeter fires a score above his
head" Such a performer almost
is bound to find a place in the
tournaments pay off, which in
cludes $50 cash prizes, made up
of 81 entry fees with the mems
and women's prize. lists separate.
In "heads you win," we're
thinking in terms Of a bowler
Evening star., 1947-01-01

scoring above his average in the
tournament. In tails, you hardly
can lose," the thought is that the
tournament experience to most of
the entrants is worth more than
the small cost of participation.
Hundreds of bowlers have won
their first prizes as Star tourna-
ment contestants, and been
thrilled, even by small check.
Because of unlimited handi-
caps, based on a scratch Of 128 for
men and 118 for women, most of
the prizes annually are gathered
by the run-of- f-mine bowlers, but
a group of scratch awards makes
the tournament ever enticing to
the experts. It is recognized as
the least expensive major event
Evening star., 1947-01-01
Lions Regain Wilson,
Kemp for Pic Game;
Lose 10 Rovers

Goalie Dave Kemp will be back
in the nets and Jimmy Wilson will
return to center Friday night when
Washington's Lions entertain the
hot Boston Olympics in an Eastern
Hockey League match at Uline
Arena, $3.50 o'clock.
Youthful Bert Halliday replaced
Kemp, who had lame back, in
goal, while Wilson remained side
lined with q bruised right hand
last night as the New York Rovers
gained 3-point command on the
leagues lead by shading the Lions
at Uline's, 81.
The New Workers led the Lions
So in the second period and again
by 7-4 count in the final stanza,
but the plucky local skaters rallied
on each occasion to remain in the
running right down to the finish.
The Lions played one of their best
games of the year extensively, but
lapsed on defense despite the best
efforts of Phil Vitale and Bud Foley.
Vitale turned in his. finest per-
formance of the season on defense,
while Foley not only covered the
ice well, but also Clipped in pair
of goals.
The teams played an even first
half when Joe Catlin converted
early for Washington, and after
Lancien and Corbin had pulled the
Rovers ahead, John Carr-Harris
deadlocked the count with about six
minutes remaining.
Toole, Anslow and Sandberg sent
the visitors into q So lead in the
second semester, but Ken PARTS and
Foley fired the shots that brought
Washington within a As score.
Mackintosh and Bourgie again
earned the Rovers three-goal edge
in the third stanza, but Riley and
PARTS scored consecutively to bring
the Lions back into the running.
Then it was that Mickey Macintosh
fired the clincher, a goal that Foley's
final score could not Offset.
This Lions scored one of their con-
versions while they were skating a
man short, and the Rovers also
tailed on one occasion when the
Lions were short q man.
Evening star., 1947-01-01
RossIing Will Resume
On q Super Scale

The "Super Swedish Angel" a
postwar wrestling discovery, has
been signed to headline one of the
double windup matches inaugural
ing the 1947 season next Wednesday
night at Turner's Arena. The Super,
said to be one Of the ugliest grap-
piers around today. has been
matched against Herman Dutch)
Rhode of st. Louis, former claim
ant to the wrestling title.
This vii. lbe the first wrestling
card at the Arena in several weeks.
Evening star., 1947-01-01
College Quints
BY the Assoeiated Press

East.
Michigan State. 81; Syracuse, 81.
Georgia Tech, "a; Boston College, so.
Utah State, So; Springfield, So.
Midwest.
Chicago Loyola, 40; Bowling Green, 10.
Miami tohio). 81: Creighton, SO.
Cincinnati, 43; Tulsa, AZ.
Duquesne. 4s; Akron, 49,,
Northwestern, A; Butler, 40.
Bradley. 81: Harvard. 43.
Western Kentucky, "A; Nebraska, 56.
Michigan, 70; Marquette, "a.
Iowa, 81: Texas Christian, 81.
Arizona, SO; Wayne. 46.
Drake, 35; iowa State. "a.
Oakland City. So: Anderson, 81. 40
North Dakota, ~: Duluth Teachers, 32.
Montana State, SO; South Dakota, so.
Superior Teachers, 46; Gustavus-Adol-
phus, A.
Tourney at Emporia. Kans.
west. Tex St., SO: Eriporta College, b2.
Dakota Wesleyan. A; Drury, 36.
wichita, Al: Phillips, Univ, a.
Emporia, 40; Warrenshurg, 80.
Far West,
san Francisco, "a: California, 81.
Denver, As; Stanford, A..
WASHINGTON State. 80; Santa Clara. 80.
Portland, 60: British Columbia, 80.
Whittier, so: Chico State, 55.
NV. Nazarene. 81: Pasadena, 45.
Evening star., 1947-01-01
Hoyos Seek Grid
Come With Irish

Georgetown University today
had its sights set on a football
game with Notre Dame at Grit
fifth Stadium in 1948, according
to statement attributed to
Rome Schwagel, Hoya director Of
athletics.
It would top of a big home
season for Georgetown which,
Schwagel is quoted as saying,
already has signed four major
schools for 1948.
The Hoyas are trying to bring
Notre Dame here in basket ball
next season and would use the
game as a possible stepping stone
to football relations.
Evening star., 1947-01-01
By Rod Thomas

Heads you win; tails you.
hardly can lose!
That's one of the features which
make The Stars annual duckpin
tournament unique in the bowl
ing world. There's none like it,
according to the man who best
should know, meaning Arville L.
Ebersole, executive secretary of
the National Duckpip Bowling
Congress and chairman of the
National Bowling Council.
The 10Th edition of the tourna-
ment will unfold on January 6
and close February l. During the
four-week stretch a bowler may
enter as many times as he rolls in
q league match at any OF the
Evening star., 1947-01-01
Two Georgetown Aces
Muy Miss N. c. S. Tilt

Georgetown University's high
flying Hoyas will meet formidable
foe tomorrow night in North Caro-
lima State at Uline Arena, and
possibly under a heavy handicap.
Andy Kostecka, sharpshooter, and
Danny Kraus, captain, nucleus of
the team, may be unable to play.
Kostecka has blood clot in his left
leg and Kraus is nursing a severe
cold.
Ripley today was undecided on
sub for them. Georgetown has won
six Of its seven games.
Evening star., 1947-01-01
Five Bowl Games
Go on Air Today
BY The As.ociotsd Press

NEW YORK, Jan. Broad
cast schedule of today's football
bowl games, all times given being
Eastern Standard:
Orange Bowl at Miami.-C3S.
starting at las pm.
Cotton Bowl at Dallas.-MBS,
starting at 2 pm.
Sugar Bowl at New Orleans
ABC, starting at 2:45 pm.
Rose Bowl at Pasadena, Calf.
-NBC, starting at 4:45 pm.
East-West at San Francisco
MBS, starting at 4:45 pm.
Evening star., 1947-01-01

latiofls will be
until it has an
alyzed the re-
suits of the an
nual inventory
of water + w !
pop u / a tt on S,
which will be
taken in Janu-
ary, and until it
h a S completed
its spring and
sum m er field
observations on,
the status of the
birds.
The large
number Of re-
Evening star., 1947-01-01
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press

Today a year ago.-Alabama
defeated Southern California, "a
IA, before $4,000 in Rose Bowl.
Three years ago.-East ALI
Stars defeated West, $50, before
SO, 900 in annual Shrine football
game at San Francisco.
Evening star., 1947-01-01
Hockey at a Glonce
BY the Associoted Press

BY the Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Detroit. 5;,lYHE.N :; Nsy YorSt; rsSt;.t.,rr
Indianapolis, 6; Buffalo. 5.
EAsTERN LEAGUE.
new fPIacEiFic COAST oalsiI' LEAGUE. LEA
Oakland, 3: San Diego. 4.
Eresn9s g; San Frasnclsso; 81.
Evening star., 1947-01-01
Hubert Seeks Oregon Post

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. l. R.-
Allison T. Pooley) Hubert, former
head football coach at Virginia
Military Institute, has confirmed q
report that he has applied for the
vacant football coaching position at
the University of Oregon.
Evening star., 1947-01-01

battle of New Orleans 1867, war in itself which
is by no means ended.
The cause of 1t all is the Sugar Bowl game
between the University of Justice and the Uni
versty of Trippi, pair of Southern schools for
merly known as North Carolina and Georgia The
build-up period has been-and the let-down era
will be-the Kentucky Derby, Indianapolis Speed
way, Army-Navy game, Louis-Conn fight, World
Series and Penn relays wrapped up in one large.
noisy bruising package, and unless time heals
everything more quickly than it has done in the
past will not be around year hence to be put
through the wringer again.
now take a kinder view of bobby-so auto
graph hunters who merely strip and MAIN
celehrities them in hospitalS BECAUSE BY
Evening star., 1947-01-01
OUTDOORS

Albert N. Day, director Of the
Fish and Wildlife Service, said yes
terday the service cannot predict
what the 1947 uck-hunting regu-
Evening star., 1947-01-01

BASKET BALL ASSN. OF AMERICA
Toronto, SO: Chicago, 70.
st. Louis, 6S; Cleveland, SO.
Evening star., 1947-01-01
Win, Lose, or Draw
It'll Be q Purple Heart, No Less
BY FRANCIS z. STA

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 1.-When and get home,
likely hear the aines railroad people shall
acquired all the fodder ascae all the children
grandchildren relatives considerable number OF
Evening star., 1947-01-01

ALL and when and get
shall Attorney General Clark and suggest that he
delinquency program-juvenie and adult
found hotel rooma nifty broom
ownership the moment is divided like
parts bed at night there Is no
bedfeows will be in the next morning
people winding with famous football coaches
sleeping In beds cots,
Evening star., 1947-01-01
Crepe Suzettes RING Like General AIurm

main III New Orleans Canal which has four s
so cent less tafnc than
lived who changed bell so much
telephone which invariably produces voice asking for some
the
able take of after January
button coat lapel in the hoe
street stand good chance OF gettng
suggd equal chance wear the light oue Oh
Carolina, a chance If neither.
Despite adversely making clinical study OF football oow
and is earnestly recommended
undertaking such trip you buy an arner peerany
on diet and forget the Joy necessity eating drinking
longer lines for food than England ever
during the ration period At the more famous
they have custom OF dousng he
lights and ringing gourmet orders crepe see
Tbav are Shutting these gourmets fast that bell
sounds like general and only those with
old ever get
elect to morSel.
Evening star., 1947-01-01
Flash! Justice and Trippi Have Help!

suggestions for New Year Day game WIN
Deep South Is pair OF preWar runoer
oppe such as are used swimming These the horn
the world as we'll as he most
and that's a combination to ignore
nearly New Orleans have due to eoscen.ous @
which have been OF some import
had been discovered that when Chary
Tpp Charley Justice North Carolina go onto ne
football field 10 young men VINO oc
casionay each OF these characters
otherwise that Trppi and Juace Were uie
whole show the other night VINO LOT some
minutes hung the pair intended to sign on WIN
of team unbeaten unteo
That's how 1t is
Evening star., 1947-02-14

WMAL, t0:00-Don Dunphy and Bill corum
report the Tlppy Larkin.charleY Fusari fight.
WRc, t0:Oo-sldnsy BIaekmsr Is the star
Of THE Eleventh Juror"
WWDc, to:t5-1he ice hockey game BE-
tween Washington and Boston described BY
Raw Moruan.
Evening star., 1947-02-14

VOL, i0:30-senator Owen Brewster holds
press conference.
WRc, t0:30-BIIl Stern talks with frankie
Friah, former manager Of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
I WRC, t0:45--eif Ed Interviews Dr. Robert
Kempner on the German war trials.
Evening star., 1947-02-14
0N TNE AM IoNIeHT.

on the AIR TONIGHT.
Wop, 7:30-Meredlth Wilson's solola Is
baso PsIph Isbell, winner Of the 1916 Atwafer
Ksni additions.
VOL, s:0O-Buri Ives sings . program OF
love ballads.
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Aukstagires Dvasia.

mu toki laikrodi gall tas EMO
gus tureti. Tada ta laikrodi
Anglas kareivis savininkui gra-
Zinc. Jeigu laikrodelis butu
buves auksinis arba taip sau
geras laikrodis tai didelis klau-
simas butu kaip jo likimas bu-
tu buves issprestas.
Bet idomiausias cia yra tas
reikalas kad Anglas karys Vo-
kiecio nuomones klausia ka dy-
pukas gall tureti, o ka ne. Ir
toje kratoje tokiu reiskiniu bu-
vo daugiau.
Beverciant barakuose dypu-
ky skarmalus, jeigu rasdavo
is maisto koki Amerikoniskos
kilmes produkta, sakysime ne
atidaryta mesos arba zuvies
konservu, arba pieno dezute
tai klausdavo Anglas Vokiecio,
jeigu jis salia budavo, ar pa
likti savininkui ar ne. Vadina-
81, pagal tokl Anglo galvojima
iseina tokia isvada: jeigu dy-
pukas nesuede iskarto viska
kas jam buvo Quota, kaip gy-
vulys, tai reikia kas liko nuo
jo atimti. Vadinasi, jam tas
nera reikalinga. Tuo tarpu tas
zmogus ne is persivalgymo ne
suvalge ta maista, o pataupe
nedavalgymo saskatoon juodes-
nei dienai. Juk gyvenime ivai-
riu netiketinumu ir ivairiu rel
kalu buna. Tick to del filoso-
fijos. Paziurekime dar toliau
j tos kratos eiga.
INEINA Anglas kareivis j
viena barako kambariuka, kur
tebuvo tik vienas vaikas. Ant
sienos kybojo pakabintas kise-
minis laikrodelis. Niekam ge-
70 nesakes, kareivis isideda j
kisene laikrodeli ir iseina. Te-
vui gryzus namon, sunelis pra-
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"Uzqavenes" Seedorf'o O
StovykIoje
bcKareiviai DIP stovyklose grobineja, r nera kan
savos kriaudas pranest

sly METU uzgaveniu diena,
ankstyva ryta po stovyklos ba-
rakus pradejo vaikscioti Anglu
kareiviai. Vadinasi, krata. Tai
buvo stovyklos gyventojams
vietoje laukiamu blynu, pagal
uzgaveniu paprocius, toks sau-
sas siurpryzas. Koks tos kra-
tos buvo tikslas nebuvo sui
nota. Kai kurie musu asmenys
bande issiaiskinti ta reikala,
taciau tegavo tik toki atsaky-
ma: "Patikrinimo reikalu". Cia
musu ir nera tikslas aiskinti ia
"aukstosios politikos priemo-
me-, bet norime nusviesti, ap-
graibomis kalbant, kaip tas pa
tikrinimas vyko.
Anglams tai kratai daryti
talkininkavo ir Vokieciai. Bu-
dingas buvo toks numeris. Vi
81 kurie ateidavo kavos pasiim-
tt j virtuve, buvo iskreciami.
Jeigu rasdavo cigareciu neat
plesta pakeli, arba didesne pi-
nigu suma tai konfiskuodavo.
Taip bekreciant pas viena
uztiko laikrodi. Tuoj anglas il
ciupo ir su juo nuvyko j vir-
tuves kambariuka, kuriame bu-
vo centrinis postas toms funk
cijoms atlikti. Jis kreipesi j
Vokieciu zandara klausdamas
ar toki laikrodi gall dypukas
(DP) tureti? Pagalvokite koks
tai keistas ir izeidziantis klau-
simas. Juk Vokieciai tai ne
Rusai, jie laikrodziu neatimine-
jo nuo Lietuviu kaip Rusai.
Kiekvienas pasieme is nanny
savo laikroduka, jeigu jis tu-
rejo. Lietuvoje tureti laikro-
di buvo tai nedidelis dalykas.
Vokieciu zandaras, isdidziai
pavartes nutrinta dypuko laik-
rodeli, tare kad jis yra 'duble',
o ne auksinis, ir kad jo many
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TgM ella i \ - /
Daammq qMdw - " - - L
Pab6g6|iai ir Imigrantai
SveiCarijoje

savo saliai Lietuvoje. 10 Emo
ma yra Lietuvaite, kuri kartu
su vyru nuosirdziai uzjaucia
Lietuvius ir jiems visokiario-
pal padeda. Argentinos kon-
sulata Lietuviai, ypac is Vokie-
tijos, tiesiog uzvercia laiskais,
prasydami suteikti ivaziavimo
VIA. Konsulatas net nepajie-
gia gausius laiskus atsakyti.
Deja, dabartinemis aplinky-
bemis nieko padeti sia prasme
negalima, mes pagal Argentinos
nuostatus bylai gall butt duo
ia eiga tik tue atveju jeigu
prasytojas pats atvyksta i kon-
sulata. Tat laisku rasinejimas
yra bergzdzias darbas. Norm
items vykti Argentinos, grei-
ciausia, nieko kito neliks kaip
aukti kol konsulatai atsidarys
ir Vokietijoje.
sveicarijoje prieglobsti sura-
de Lietuviai pabegeliai siuo
metu yra apgyvendinti trijuo-
sc viesbuciuose, visi Vaud kan
tone (netoli Genevos ezero).
Taciau gausingiausia grupe yra
susispietus arba paciame Zue-
richie arba netoli jo. Sveicaru
istaigu rupesciu kai kurie pa
begeliai galejo isigyti naujas
profesijas (metalo tekintojais,
| staliais, elektroteknikais ir IT,; !;
moterys dazniausia mokosi siu-
tD.
Kai kuriose profesijose stin-
ga darbo ranku (pav., inzinie-
riu, tekniku, vaistininku, ne
kalbant jau apie zemes uki,
namu ruosa ir kt.). Tat siose
srityse Lietuviai yra gave lai-
kina darbo leidima.
Is Italijos buvo nesenai at.
sivezta keliosdesimt tukstancir
darbininku (tarnaiciu, tarnu
zemes ukio darbininku ir kt.)
Taciau Lietuviai pabegeliai is
kitu krastu sveicarijon dar.
bams kaipo .''bepasiai" neisilei-
dziami. Mat, neduodama tel
ses ivaziuoti items kurie netu-
ri "galiojanciu ir pripazysta-
mu" asmens dokumentu. Nors
sveicarija nera pripazinus Pa
BALTIC okupacijos, bet kadangi
Pabaltieciai negali gryzti j sa-
vo tevyne tai jie traktuojami
kaip neturi reguliariniu pasu.
siuo metu sveicarijoje gyve-
ma apie 200 Lietuviu tremtiniu.
Kitu tautybiu pabegeliu ir imi-
grantu sveicarijoje beliko 12,-
900. Daugumas ju yra zydV
ir Lenku tautybes. A. e.
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PLATINKIT THE
BALTIC REVIEW
Vel gavome nauju Nu.
4. meriu is Svedijos

Dirvos Redakcija gavo SUM-
tini svedijoje leidziamo Anglis-
ko zurnalo THE BALTIC RE-
VIEW, kuris redaguojamas ir
leidziamas LietuviQ, Latviu ir
Estu pabegeliu, gynimui Pabal-
tito saliu nepriklausomybes.
Paremimui to jQ didelio dar-
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egzemplioriu to zurnalo, pri-
siunciant 81. C uz $5.)
Svarbu ta zurnala iteikti sa-
vo miestu knygynams, auks-
tesnems mokykloms ir zymes-
MEMS politikos zmonems.
Lietuviai profesionalai pri-
valo ta zurnala tureti savo
ofisuose.
Jusu 81 bus jusu auka pare
mimui tu pabegeliu didelio dar-
bo, mes jie neturedami nei pini-
gu nei ineigu, didziausiu pasi-
aukojimu leidzia ta svarbu ku-
rini Pabaltiju tautu bylos gy-
nimui.
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"Tokiais pat metodais Ru-
sal dabar stengiasi uzgniauzti
ir' sunaikinti visa katalikiska
gyvenima Rytineje Ukrainoje.
'Jugoslavijoje, neziurint Off
cialiu paneigimu, faktai irodo
tikrove kad tikras tikybinis
persekiojimas, dargi labai ziau-
rus, viespatauja po politiniu
motyvu priedanga. -.
"Tuose krastuose kur sovie-
tai yra primete ir kur palaiko
komunistiska valdzia, jiems at
sidavusia, visiskai neteiseta ir
neatstovaujancia tautos valios,
kaip paw. Vengrijoje ir Lenki-
joje, padetis, nors ir nera des-
peratiska, yra pilna pavoju:
tikybine laisve ten yra suvar-
zyta, jei ne uzdrausta, pagrin-
dimes Baznycios teises yra nuo-
lat nepripazystamos ir lauzo-
mos.
"Visuose siuose krastuose,
blogoji itaka, kuri inspiruoja
ir vadovauja siai mirtinai ne
apykantai prizes Kataliku Baz-
nycia, yra ia patti: tai yra Sc
vietu Rusijos bolsevikiskas ko-
munizmas. Civilizuotas pasau-
lis = tukstanciai autoritetingu
balsu tai irodo - stebi SUI liu-
desiu ir su nusistebejimu toki
religines neapykantos siauteji-
ma, kuris formaliai priestarau-
ia principams pareikstiems At
lanto Carteryje ir su pagrindi-
niais visos zmogiskos kulturos
reikalavimais."' L.P.Z.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-11
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