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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26

The motion was denied in Superior
Court Monday afternoon by Judge
Q. K. Nimmoks, Jr., presiding
Judge of the June term.
The condemned slayer was con-
victed in the December term of
Superior court for the shotgun slay-
ing Of his wife, Eloise, in front Of
their home in Bolton. At the time
OF the shooting, his wife had just
returned from the Columbus coun-
ty hospital after receiving treat
ment for knife wounds inflicted
by Kirskey earlier in the evening.
The Negro accepted the death SEN
tence with the same air of indiffer-
ence that he had assumed during
the entire trial.
When Kirskey draws his last
breath in the gas chamber he will
be the second colored man to die
from Columbus county for a capt.
tai offense in that manner. A
Chadbourn Negro who shot a white
man to death in Chadbourn was
executed in the gas chamber seve-
raj years age.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
NEGRO
TO DIE FRIDAY
Roy KirkseyT To Be Exc
cuted For Shotgun Slay-
ing OF His Wife
Special To The Star

WH1TEVILLE, June Is - Roy
Kirsey, condemned Negro murder
er, who has been living on "bor-
rowed time" after receiving a 81
day stay of execution from Gov
ernor Cherry, viii die Friday morn
ing in the lethal gas chamber in
Raleigh at 1000 a. m.
Kirksey was scheduled to die on
from the Governor gave the Negro
June 6, but a last minute reprieve
a chance to exhaust his legal
privileges. His attorneys, W. F.
Jones and Robert Schulken, were
allowed to make a motion for a
new trial on the grounds of new
evidence, which gave the condem-
ned man another 81 days to live.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
I.ABORER FINDS
LAW ARM LONG
Informers Aid Treasury
Department In Crusade
Against Evaders

WASHINGTON, June Is - Up -
The treasury said today that q
obstruction laborer won 5000, 900
Gambling but lost trying to beat
99rrcle Sam out of income tax on
Aided by an informer, treasury
.gents driving against tax evasion
ao+ their man, gave him a $780,
am bill for taxes, interest and
nonalties, and marked him down
for criminal prosecution, Secretary
Snyder said.
SNYDER told reporters the man,
whose identity was withheld, won
the money in off-hour gambling
over a four-year period while on
war work in an American ter
ritorv." But ne paid taxes only
on his regular wages.
The tipster who turned him in
stands to get up to ten percent
of the t~reasury's final tax collec-
ion. Congress puts up 500, 900
eacb year for awards to inform
ors who furnish "specific Informal
tlon or evidence. not mere sus-
%picions."
Moneywise, a bigger catch for
The treasury was a convicted Ii
ouor blackmarketer. Snyder said
this mar gave the treasury ST.
5OOO 900 in cash-the largest pay
ment of the kind on record-for
faxes he tried to evade and pen
ajties on the evasion attempt.
Snyder named the man as Rob
ert Gould of Cincinnati and said
he was sentenced in federal court
there to six years in prison for
liquor operations on a "nation-
wide scale" in violation of OPA
regulations.
Seven other cases in which the
treasury has laid down over S.
0C0. 900 in eXtra-tax assessments in
recent weeks were cited by Sny-
der. Following is his account of
some Of them:
"a physician in a northeastern
city" who has agreed to pay 81,
ESQ. 900 in settlement of taxes
evaded over a 15-year period in
which he concealed income from
"a tremendous medical practice"
"a midwestern beer distribu-
tor who has been billed for ST.
290, 900 for taxes due on black mar
ket p%orfits.
A brewery owner in a north.
ern city, billed $500, 900 for taxes
on black market profits. He went
bankrupt in a legitimate business
early in the war, but managed to
buy up breweries with money TAX
en- as advance payment for beer
orders during the beer shortage
Of 1914.
A 'theater chain operating in
the south" which evaded $3.50, 900
in taxes by concealing profits
from ice cream pop corn and
other concessions.
An eastern man" who, posing
as a "tax expert" prepared false
refund claims for thousands of
clients but tried to hide his con-
n%ection with the returns by sign
ing them with disappearing ink"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
ELECT
LUMBERTON DRUGGIST

CHAPEL HILL, June 25-P-
T. J. Ham,, Jr., Yanceyville, has
been chosen president-elect of the
North Carolina Institute of Pharm-
acy.
He and other officers were
chosen after tabulation here of a
mail ballot. They will be installed
at the annual convention next year.
j. C. Jackson of Lumberton was
elected first vice president; W. R.
Mcdonald, Jr., of Hickory, second
vice president; J. Paul Gamble OF
Monroe, third vice president T. R.
Burgess Of Sparta, outgoing presi-
dent, member of the executive
committee and c. R. Whitehead Of
Ramseur, member of the State
Board of Prahmacy for five years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
Bolivia District Club
Holds Monthly Meeting

ting funds. The refrigerator cost
$500 90; the heavy cast iron bu-
tame gas stove with ovens and six
deck burners, gas tanks and gas
stoves for heating cost $500. 90
moe and there was other odds ana
ends, including tableware and sup
plies. 1t .ook a lot of money from
a more Or less rural community,
but the money was raised and it is
doubtful if any patron Of the school
lacks a feeling Of pride in the ef-
forts and what they accomplished
The coming session of the Boil
via school will find the patrons
standing by their school lunch room
and everything else needed to
make the school a success.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
SUNNI South Colonists
Slate Meeting Sunday

CHADBOURN, June ga meet
ing of the Sunny South Colonists
and their descendants will be held
at The Pines" home of Mr.. and
Mrs, R. K. Moors, Sunday at u
noon for the purpose Of organiz-
ing a historical society to pre-
serve data relating to the part the
Colonists played in the settlement
Of Chadbourn.
A picnic dinner will be served at
/ o'clock with all interested per-
sons being invited to attend and
bring a basket dinner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
COUNTY ABC BOARD

CHARLOTTE, June rs. - P) =
Mecklenburg county's ABC board
was completed this afternoon with
selection of Frank K. Sims, j., as
chairman, and Fred Anderson as
the third member.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
NEW TYPE BOTTLE MAKES

PHILADELPHIA, -U.H- Ameri-
can ingenuity has licked a long
standing problem of table etiquet-
tie - how to start ketchup flowing
from a bottle without scattering
the tablecloth or your shirt front.
The answer is a small hydraulic
pump. 1t was conceived by pack
aging industry designers.
Special tongs for extracting OIL
ives from long, narrow bottles, and
a funnel to help keep toothpowder
on the brush instead of the wash
basin were among the new con-
tainer devices exhibited here at a
packaging conference of the Amer
lean Management Association.
Fry parsnip sliceS until they're
golden brown. Cook, peel, and
core them before irving.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-01
PzQi17 City Section

The Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service of Springfield Dis
trict, held their spring group
meeting at Marysville Apr. %.
The following members from the
Plain City society attended: Mrs.
F. M McQuay, Mrs. Flora Mitch
ell, Mrs. Allura Murry, Mrs. Joe
Sellars, Mrs. Annie Noteman, Mrs.
Sylvia Simon, Mrs. Martha Hin
ton, Mrs. Evelyn Parker, Mrs.
Mae Hiatt, Mrs. Harriet Holy
cross, Eva and Madge Kilgore,
Jane Taylor and Mrs. Gerald
Herriott.
Miss Esther Galbreath enter
tanned friends from Johnstown
last Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Walker spent from
Wednesday till Friday with Miss
Mary Fairbanks.
Joan Converse, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Converse, is i'll with
scarlet fever.
Mr.. Converse is the guest of
his sister, Mrs. Julia Walker.
Eva and Madge Kilgore were
in Columbus last Thursday, visit
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-01

inng Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bose
Mrs. Eldon Anderson and Miss
Jane Taylor spent Thursday in
Columbus.
Mrs. Ilene Ring has accepted
a position at the Uhlman Dept
store.
Mrs. j. B. Curry and grand
daughter, jeanne of Richmond,
Va, were recent visitors of Mrs,
Curry's mother, Mrs. Jennie
Robinson.
Mrs. Bailey Bradley. sons,
Clark and Bill were dinner guests
last Sunday of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Richard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ashbaugh
were Sunday evening dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Mitchell.
Mrs. Helen Blackledge of Hill
iards was the weekend guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holycross.
Rev and Mrs. Frank McQuay
and Miss Mary Fairbanks were
Columbus visitors last Thursday
DR.. and Mrs. Herman Karrer
entertained with a family dinner
last Sunday in honor of George
and John Karrer's birthday an
IniversarieS. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Karrer sr., DR.
and Mrs. Henry Karrer and
family, Mrs. MARITIME and family,
all of Dublin.
Miss Betty Lou Woodruff was
hostess to the members of her
bridge club last Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Goodrich
of Marietta have been visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Robert Chap
man for several days and are
enroute to Chautauqua, New
York.
Mrs. Lora Murry who has
returned from Mercy hospital is
improving slowly.
JUNIOR SENIOR PROM
The annual Plain City Junior
and Senior prom will be held in
the high school auditorium May
8, at 900 p. m. An orchestra, new
to the people of Plain City, has
been engaged for this festive oc-
caSsion, Don Lister and his or
chestra, with several speciality
numbers and featured vocalist
The junior class has been hard
at work preparing for this spring
time event. The auditorium will
be pleasantly decorated to add tC
the enjoyment of the dancers
Tickets will be on sale to all
alumni at Ben Jones drug store
and at the high school.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-01
billiards Section

vile, spent last week with Mrs.
Nettie Shrum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Blakely, of
Columbus, were the Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w Knick spent
Friday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. d. Knick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reese
spent Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Geary in Colum-
bus.
The Ye Faithful Sunday school
class held their April meeting at
the home of Mrs. Mildred
Smith Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Thelma Alder entertained
the past matrons and past pat
rons at her home Monday even
ing.
Among those attending O. E. S.
inspection, Columbus, were Ray
mond Casey, Mrs. Bliss Russell
and Mrs. II. H. Sherwood.
Mrs. H. M. Bynner was the
guest of Miss Caryl Cramer in
Columbus Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kronk son,
Leonard, daughter, Eileen, of
Plumwood, spent Sunday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Schassberger.
Mrs. Cora Spindler spent the
past week with her father, c. w.
Stoll, and sister, Elizabeth Stoll.
Mrs. Laurence Shriver spent
Thursday with her aunt, Mrs,
Allen Clemens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Eiter-
man entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Micheal for Sunday din
ner.
In the presence Of the immedi-
ate families at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM Hurd their son,
Paul Hurd, was united in marri-
age to Miss Hilda AckleS, Satur-
day afternoon. The pastor of the
North Broadway church in Coli
umbus officiated at the marriage
Those from a distance to attend
the wedding were Mrs. Marbelle
Lingard, of Alexander, Virginia.
and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Linn of
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-01
Tone Variation

An electrical device can produce
millions of tones beyond the scope
of any musical instrument.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-01
.UNIONVIME
CENTER
BY MRS. MERYL GEORGE

The w. S. c. S. meets May
first at the home of Mrs. Harold
Walk.
Mrs. Mathers sang a solo for
the special number for church
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Mackling
and children visited the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. George Sun
day and Monday. Mrs. Herman
Mayer was a caller at the George
home Monday afternoon to visit
with the Mackling family.
Mrs. Lola Robinson was visit
ed by her grandson, Russell
Robinson, of Columbus, Sunday.
Mr. VIM Holderly returned
home from Mt. Carmel hospital
Sunday.
The Book and Needle club will
meet with Miss Mary Graham,
of Marysville, Friday.
Mrs. Condor, Mrs. Scheiderer,
Mrs. Pyers, Mrs. George were
guests of Mrs. Horn Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hairless left
for Huntington, w. Va, to attend
his grandfather's funeral Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Evans
motored to Detroit, Michigan,
Saturday evening.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Johnson
motored to West Virginia to see
the latter's mother, who is quite
ill.
Kathryn Yealey IS scne better
at the writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mathers
and daughter, Patty Ann, were
Sunday dinner guests of the
Smith and DAWN home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Kruse were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Mayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Frey, of near
Jerome, have twin boys born
last week at University hospital
Babies are doing nicely and Mrs.
Frey has returned home.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-01
All CLUBS
Jehome Straight Stitches

Jerome Straight held their
second meeting at the home of
their leader, Mrs. Goldie Woer-
ner with election of officers for
the year, as follows: Ruth McCabe
pres; Gloria Jean Brush, vice
pres; 10 Anne Morley, secy.;
Donnohene Seely; treas; Wanda
Terry and Sally Brush, recrea-
tional leaders and Phyllis Schott,
news reporter
The program for the year was
outlined and the sewing project
were then discussed. Refreshment
were served.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-01
PAGE NINE

OIeVeIdnd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Morris
have purchased a grocery store
near Waverly and will move
there in the near future.
The Music Festival put on Fri
day evening by the billiards high
and grade schools was thourghly
enjoyed by everyone present.
The billiards w. S. c. S. will
hold an all day meeting and pot
luck dinner at the home of Mrs.
Jared Darlington, on Cemetery
rd., on Tuesday, May 6 All mem
bers try to be present.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-01
Ginqham Gals
Mrs. John Parrot, adviser

hIta Laird, reporter
At a recent meeting of this
club, held Saturday, April II, at
the home of Mrs. John Parrott,
the election of officers was held
and projects were selected for
the coming year. Following the
business meeting, recreation and
refreshments were enjoyed. Miss
Mary A. Laird will be the next
hostess of the club, the meeting,
of which will be held on April
80.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-24
Partizanai Lietuvoje Kovoja
Ia patvrtina Lieuvos nauo Observation-Disclosures isa"
kymas kovoti SUI Lietuviu 'banditu gaujomis"

Naikinant partizanini jude
jima Lietuvoje naujas Murav-
jovas, generolas majoras Bar
tasiunas (Rusas su Lietuviska
pavarde, Kinietiskas Lietuvis)
isleido 81 isakyma, kuris Lietu-
vote isplatintas 100000 egzem-
plioriu tirazu:
LIETUVOS TSR VIDAUS
REIKALQ LIAUDIES
KOMISARO
ISAKYMAS
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-24
Tx SU MASkVA
SUTARTYS GALL
MOS

MASKVOJE pakelta riks-
mas prizes Britaniia del jos Ia
rimosi SUI Prancuzija atnauji-
nimui nuolat tarp Britanijos If
Prancuzijos buvusios apsigyni-
mo sutarties. Sovietu spauda
eme saukti kad ia sutartis tai
koma prizes sovietus.
Nors Britannia pasirase su
Maskva sutarti 20 metu laiko-
tarpiui dar karui nesibaigus
ir taip pat su Maskva turi SUI
tarti Prancuzija, bolseviku SUI
pratimu tik su sovietais tegali-
ma tureti sutartis, kitos val,
styles savo tarpe negali Diary
ii sutarciu. Jei kas ka dare
tai visada esa prizes bolsevikus
Ir butu gerai kad kitos val,
styles sudarytu stiprias sajun'
gas prizes Maskva, gal padary
tn Kremliaus banditus sukal,
bamesniais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-24
ZYDAI PABEGE-
LIAi SURUPINO
AMERIKA

Senatorius Revercomb, Rep,
pakele klausima imigracijos j
Amerika, ir ant kick tai bus
naudinga siai saliai. Jis pa
stebi kad tukstanciai norinciV
patekti j sia Sail yra jau uzsi-
krete komunistine ideja ir tu-
ri maza supratima apie musq
Sales valdzios forma.
Tarp kitu dalyku. pastebi jis
tai kad Amerikos, Prancuzu ir
Britu zonose yra 1,25O,O0O is
vietintu asmenu.
Per pirmus 10 menesiu 1916
metals 9,174 pabegeliams is
Quota vizos is Vokietijos ir Au-
strijos zonu j Amerika vaziuo-
II. IS to skaiciaus 6,O32 viZos
teko .Zydams, likusios tik k;-
tu tautybiu ir tikybu zmonen2s.
Amerikos zonoje Vokietijoje,
sake Revercomb, randasi apie
100000 zydu isvietintu asme-
nu, kuriu maziau negu ketvirt-
dalis gyveno .Vokietijoje karo
metu. Lenkijoje esama aple
100000 islikusiu zydu, kuriu
puses likimu, sake jis, Ameri-
ka lures rupintis.
"Amerika ir toliau priima
savo zona atvykstancius zydus
kaip ir kitus rytines Europos
zmones, kurie gall irodyti kad
jie yra persekiojami.
"Babenhauseno stovykloj Vi.
sas traukinys atveztu zydu at
sisake is traukinio islipti de
to kad stovykla jiems nepatikC
Isle asmenys yra daugumoj
be cento, bet iie nenori darbC
jie tikisi kad jiems turf but
Quota uzlaikymas, ir garsia
rekauja jeigu salygos jiems ne
ra tokios kokias jie isivaizduc
ia tureti.
''Butu svarbu zinoti du ds
; kus', sake Sen. Revercomt
'Pirma, ar tikrenybeje Lenl<
joje yra zydu persekiojima'
ar tai tik gandas be pagrindo
antra, ar tos masines migraci
jos q Amerikieciu zona) paej
ma is paciu zmoniu, ar jie yr
padrasinami, apmokant ju &c
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-24

mena - stovyklon atvyksta
Bolognos arkivyskupas kardi-
nolas su Sv. Tevo pakietais.
Kai kas toki auksta Baznycios
hierarcha mate tik pirma kar-
ia.
Kiekvienam iteikia sv. Te-
vo laiska-palaiminima tremti-
MANS su uzuojautos ir paguo-
dos zodziais. Pakietais apdo-
vanojami visi studentai, vaikai
ir ligoniai be rases, tautybes
ar tikejimo skirtumo. Pakie-
tu turinys CANA naudingas
puskilogramis cukraus, tick pat
fygu, Kilograms pastos (ma-
karonu), sausainiai, muilo ga
balelis, dantims sepetelis ir KIT
| Bet NUNS buvo dar svarbes'
ne moraline dovanos verte -
mes pajutome kad su mumis
yra auksciausias pasaulio au
toritetas, kad Baznycios galv;
mus uztaria, domisi musu Tiki
mu ir stengiasi j palengvinti
Jis mato NUNS pad airy t;
skriauda ir siuncia paguodo
zodzius ir savo palaiminima
81 valandele kiekvienam nellz
mirstamai istrigo.
Be to, prizes pat Kaledas at
vykes BALE igaliotinis pra
dziugino mus Lietuvius palik
damas Amerikonisku ivairil
dezuciu ir Italisku liru. Tail
pat pranese kad Amerikiecia
Lietuviai zada neuzmirsti mus
tremtinius ir sekanciais me
tais. Tas viskas zymiai pra
skaidrino nuotaika sventems.
Tick Siuo kartu is ItaliSko
padanges.
Bologna, 1947.I.2.
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UNRRA veikiantis atstovas
Europoje isvietintu asmenl
suziurejime Vokietijoje, vardu
Meyer Cohen, vykdo savo il
kitu UNRRA vadu ziauru pro-
grama priversti isvietintus as
mems gryzti j boseviku Waldo
mas ju tevynes.
Lenkus versdamas gryzti,
Meyer Cohen prizada duoti 60
dienu maisto kiekvienam Len
kui kuris sutiks apleisti Vokie-
tia ir gryzti Lenkijon.
Lietuviams pabegeliams be
abejo kitokias prigavystes ir
klaidinimus ruosia.
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Maskva Isgriebs is
u. S. S Bilijonus

KAIP is Londono pranesa,
Maskva gall pareikalauti 5 BIZ
lijonu dolariu paskolos is Suv.
Valstiju, jeigu bus reikalauja-
ma sovietu sumazinti ju sta
tomus didelius karo nuostoliu
atlyginimus is Vokietijos, pirm
negu Maskva sutiks sudaryti
Vokietijos ir Austrijos taikos
sutartis.
Sis klausimas yra vienas is
kelmu ant kelio taika, ir boil
Sevikai pasiryze laikytis savo
uzsibrezimo. Tuo budu sovle-
tai palms az gerkles Amerika:
Amerika duos paskola, sovietai
gales greitai sustipreti ir tada
tikrai kasti ranka tam kas
ia pastatys ant koju.
Rusai reikalauja 10 bilijonu
dolariu atlyginimu is Vokieti-
JOS, su kuo Britai ir Amerikie-
ciai nesutinka, bet tue pasl-
naudodami bolsevikai pasiryze
prigriebti pacia Amerika.
Londone dabar eina paruo-
Siami darbai taikos konferen-
cijai kuri ivyks Kovo menesl
Maskvoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-24

LIETUVIV Centrinis Komi-
tetas Italijoje leidzia pomirti-
ne Vytauto Macernio poezijos
knyga. Ja spaudai paruose
Vytautas Saulius. Knygoj tilps
visos Vizijos ir dalis sonetQ
kurie pavyko surinkti is esan-
ciu istremime jo kurybos drau-
gu. Knyga iliustruoja dali. v
AleksandraviciuS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-24
M a ~ n l.
l. n - n IL - n

lezinkelio kastus ir kitaip, ver-
ztis j Americas zona Vokietiio-
je didesniam vykdymui Zionis-
tu siekimu'. Revercomb paga-
liau priduria kad turetu butt
istirta ar Amerikos zmones, be
iokio formalio nutarimo, gall
tue budu butt priversti finan,
suoti mazumos politine progra'
ma (zydu programa).
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e;mas suimti ir iStremti.

seimas suimti ir iStremti.
6. Gyventojai kuriu namuo-,
Sc ir sodybose yra bunkeriu ar
kitokiu sleptuviu, banditams II
besislapstantiems nuo valdzios
organams, privalo nedelsiant
pranesti apie tai Vidaus Reika-
lu Liaudies Komisariato istai-
goms.
Asmenis neatidavusius gink-
lu ir nepranesusius apie ju tu-
rimus bunkerius bel sleptuves,
submit ir teisti kaip banditus.
7. Asmens zinantieji bunke-
riu ir sleptuviu vietas, nepri-
klausomai nuo to kur tos slep-
tuves butu, privalo nedelsdami
pranesti apie tai Vidaus Reika-
lu Liaudies Komisariato istai-
goms.
Visus tuos kurie zinodami
bunkeriu bel sleptuviu buvimo
vietas nepranese apie tai vi
daus Reikalu, Komisariato u.s.
taigoms, suimti ir teisti kaip
banditu pagelbininkus.
(Pasiraso tas Gen. maj. Bar
tasiunas, kurio titulas: Lietu-
vos TSR Vidaus Reikalu Liau-
dies Komisaras).
NUO REDAKCIJOS. Virsu.
je telpantis isakymas, Dirvos
redakcijai prisiustas vieno mu'
su correspondence is Europos
su pastaba pradzioje kad taS
Bartasiunas yra Rusas su Lie
tuviska pavarde, kas sovietl
placiai praktikuojama, okupuo
tu saliu zmoniu suklaidinimui
parodo kad Lietuvoje eina tik
ra partizanu kova prizes sveti
mus okupantus, kas priverci'
sovietu komisarus susirupinti
O prizes Lietuvos gyventoJu
imtis zudikisku priemoniu.
Tas. atsiustas Lietuva Ru
sas yra koks mars patikima
sovietu banditas, kuriam duo
ia Lietuvos Tarybu Sovietine
Respublikos Vidaus Reikal1
Liaudies Komisaro titulas. j.
uzduotis yra Lietuvius zudyti
vykdant ziauresni negu car
atsiusto Observation-Disclosures
Muravjovo programa. Murav
jovas pragarsejo Lietuvos is
torijoje koriko vardu.
Sis isakymas, kuri Siam zu
deikai-banditui prireike Lietu
vote isleisti parodo kad Lietu
vote tesiama atkakli kova prize
Lietuvos pavergejus.
Bet primename skaitytojam
neuzmirsti, kaip jau ankscia
buvo Dirvoje rasyta, kad toki
pat slaptu partizanu kova te
siama prizes sovietus visose J
okupuotose salyse = ne vieli
Lietuviai terra bolseviku pa
vergti. Kovoja Lenkai, kovoj
Latviai, Estai, Jugoslavai, Bu]
garai, Vengrai ir kit.