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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-09-11

Frank Lyell of Jackson served
the groom as best man. The
groomsmen were Conway Woods,
Vicksburg and John Burwell, Jack
son and the ushers were Gillian
Gwin of Tchuia and DR.. Harry F.
Pierce of Vicksburg.
! The bride entered the church
with her brother, DR.. S. d. Gwin
Robbins OF New Orleans, who gave
her in marriage.
Creating a picture of unusual
beauty the couple exchanged their
vows on the church a. tar with the
myrjads of tapers in alternating
heights casting soft light on the
scene. Southern smilax formed a
background of greenery and was
interspersed with bows of white
satin.
For her daughters wedding, Mrs.
Robbins was handsomely dressed
in a French blue crepe formal, its
sole decoration a silver belt and a
corsage of white carnations. Mrs.
Mcdowell, mother of the groom,
"a striking in an AQUA gown with
gold bead trim with which she wore
Talisman roses.
Reception Held
Immediately following the cere-
mony, a reception was held at the
brides home on Baum Street. The
bridal table was centered with a
TERED wedding cake in silver and
white. Fern and Vally lilies sur-
rounded it with decorated minis
and sailed nuts in silver holders
completing the appointments. The
table was covered with a cloth of
Italian filet.
Later in the evening the young
couple left for a bridal trip to New
Orleans and points on the Gulf
coast and will them 60 to Austin
Texas. For travelling the bride
changed to a modish dark green
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-09-11
Parrish Home Scene
Of Party Honoring
Miss Ruth HoHomon

Another party in a series of cour-
tesies being extended Miss Ruth
Holloman bride-eleet of Mr.. Robert
Duke was given at "Wana Law
the lovely country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. D. Parrish near Acona
Wednesday evening of last week.
Traditional magnolia blossoms
were used throughout the house
and On the torrance where the thir-
ty-four guests enjoyed a delicious
buffet supper. The table was laid
with a beautiful linen cut work
cloth and centered with a gorgeous
arrangement of magnolia blossoms
with glowing tapers in silver can
delabra on either side.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Sidney Henley, Mrs. Jack Reid, Mrs.
w. H. Fincher Jr. and Mrs. Corinne
Parrish of Tchula.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-09-11
PAGE TupFF

coat suit with which she wore
black accessories.
Among the out-of-town guests
in Vicksburg for the wedding were:
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Walker
Mcdowell. Misses Cynthia and
Margaret Mcdowell, Austin. Texas;
Mrs. Raymond Russell, Miss Flo
renee Lucille Gibson. San Antonio.
Texas; Mr.. and Mrs. James Aydelot-
te, Memphis; Mrs. E. W. Pickens,
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Town
es. Greenwood; Mrs. Steve Burwell,
ST.. Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Burwell
Jr., Judge and Mrs. Galand Lyell.
Mr. Louis Lyell, Mrs. j. B. Hutton.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lloyd, Mrs.
Betsy Berry Smith and daughters.
of Jackson; Mrs. r. X. Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Gillian Gwin. Mrs. w. w.
Gwin, Mrs. Susan Gwin Mullins of
Tchula and DR.. and Mrs. S. D. Gwin
Robbins of New Orleans.
The couple plan to make their
home in Austin where the groom is
a senior in the School Of Law at
the University of Texas and is a
member Of Sigma Chi fraternity.
The bride is a graduate of North
western University where she re-
ceived her masters degree. She
has just recently returned from a
year of. graduate study at Julliard
School Of Music and Columbia Uni
versity in New York. She is a mem
Der of Sigma Alpha Iota music So
rority and Pi Kappa Lambda hon
orary music fraternity. Her family
has been long prominent in the so
cial and civic life of Vicksburg.
-Vicksburg Herald
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-09-11
Clubs Personals
Mrs. Rosomond Is
Hostess To Club

Mrs. Denton Rosamond was hos
tess to the Thursday Club which
met at her home on Pickens Street.
Those sharing the pleasure of the
afternoon with club members were
Mrs. V. L. Richards, Mrs. A. P. Car
roll, Mrs. George Povall, Mrs. Har-
ry Gwinner of Atlanta, Mrs. W. A.
Ramsey and Mrs. j. G.. Herbert Jr.
After the games and the scores
were totaled Mrs. Herbert was high,
Mrs. E. w. Hooker second and Mrs.
Gwinner won at Bingo. The hostess
served a lovely salad plate and cold
drinks.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-09-11

Mrs. Marvin Stanley has returned
from a months visit with her son
Marvin Stanley and Mrs. STAN
ley in Washington, d. c.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-31
KATALKAI VYSKU-
PAL VEL APDOVA-
NOJO LIETUVIUS

NEW YORK. - BALE. pir-
mininkui Kun. DR.. j. B. Kon-
.ciui prasant, War Relief Ser
vices National Catholic We'll
fare Conference paskyre 46O,-
900 svaru ivairaus maisto do
vana Lietuviams tremtiniams
Vokietijoje ir Austrijoje selp-
tt.
Apie sios dovanos paskyrima
BALI pirmininkui pranes e
Msgr. Edward Swanstrom, War
Relief Services istaigos vede-
jas.
ST dovana nuo bado Lietu-
viams tremtiniams gelbeti yra
paskirta is Americas Vyskupu
vardu sekmingai pravesto va
jaus visose kataliku baznycio-
Sc Amerikoj, Thanksgiving sa-
vaiteje. ba
Tai jau kelinta stambi Ame-
rikos Vyskupu dovana Letu-
viams tremtinianas gelbeti.
Kilnus Kataliku, VyskupQ zy-
gis yra graziausias paskatini-
mas visiems LietuYiams duos-
niau gelbeti vargstancius, ir
badaujancius, musu tautos bro
lius Europoje.
Dovanas pinigais ir daiktais
ir toliau prasome siQsti adre-
suojant:
United Lithuanian Relief
Fund of America, Inc.
1O5 Grand street,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-31

ke, ir siaures Afrikoje ir. !. !.
pacioje Palestinoje renkasi sa-
vanoriai, kuriasi daliniai ir
kaupiamos aukos naujam kry-
ziaus karo zygiui.
100000 zydu stow prizes
100000 Palestinos Arabu ir
SO milijonu priesininku kitose
Arabu valstybese.
Kaip atrodys Palestine po
1948 metu Rugpjucio l die
nos? Ar u. N. sprendimas bus
ivykdytas? Ar Amerika gins
Palestinos zydus? Ar Sovie-
tu Sajunga sius savo kariuo-
meme prizes Arabus?
I ka pavirs Pazadetoji zeme
uz puses metu?
Atsakymai j siuos klausi-
mus butinai nuvestu j tvirtini-
ma kad Palestinos = Pazade-
tosios zemes - drama dar
greitai neuzsibaigs ir kad il
butinai isijungs j dideli pasau-
lines politikos vaidinima.
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1o48
KALENDoRIAI

Vienas siu Kalendoriu duoda-
mas dovanu tam kas prisius
$500 uz Dirva. Reikia pride
tt 10c persiuntimo, kastq.
Dirva metams U.S.A. $500
----Motina su Dukrele
----Vaikuciai su Gyvuliukais
----suo Geras Sargas
----Namas prize Ezero
-Malunas prie Upelio
-Mergaite su sunimis
----Mergina SUI Sunim Pievoje
-Mergaite ir suniukas
Mylimuju pora su Gitara
Linksmi Vaikuciai
----Grazuole
--Kraziu Skerdyne
-Lietuvaite su Veliava
---Vytautas ir kiti Kunigaikciai
----Kristus Alyvu Darze
Kristus prie Duru
----sv. Juozapas ir Jezus (naujas)
----sv. Ona ir sv. Maria
----sv. Maria Geguzine
----sv. Terese
----sv. Marijos Strides
----sv. Kristaus Strides
Maria su Kudikiu (naujas)
Daugiau negu viena imant, uz
kitus pridekit po 3Oc.
DIRVA
$500 Superior Avenue
Cleveland 3, Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-31
TREMTINIU SVEN
Gu SVEIKINIMAI

Lietuviai tremtiniai is Euro
pos, Kaledu ir Nauju Metz
proga, prisiunte Dirvos redak-
cijon ellie sveikinimu kaip pa
ciai Redakcijai taip ir Dirvos
bendradarbiams, skaitytojams
ir bendrai geros valios Ameri-
kos Lietuviams.
Negaledami tu sveikinimu
Dirvos skiltis sutalpinti, siuo-
mi tariame jq siuntejams nuo-
sirdu aciu ir linkime tremti.
MANS laimingesniu, sviesesniQ
1948 metQ.
DirvOs Redakcija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-31
Rusai Planuoja kad Lie
tuva 1949 metals bus
RusiSka

Maskvos kompartija ir NIX
VD, Stalinui isakius, parenge
ir vykdo smulkui imperialistini
penkmecio plana, pagal kurl
okupuotoje Lietuvoje galutinai
turf butt atliktas krasto surusi-
nimas ir sukolhozinimas Xxi
1850 metu. Taciau Rusu kolo-
nistai uztikrina Maskva kad jie
ia padarys anksciau, jau 1949
metals.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-31

ir juos net viesose vietose dir
zais plakti. -. Pagaliau, pri-
ejo Xxi tick kad eme uzpuldine-
tt Anglu bankus, ju policija ir
ivairiais zygiais isvyste platu
terora prizes Angus. Tuo pa
ciu metu is ivairiu Europos
uostu slaptai -gabeno LAVAL zy-
dus j Palestine, kad ten visi
bendromis jegomis galetq rim
ciau priesintis Arabams. Da-
lis tu slaptu laivu pasieke Pa
lestina, kiti buvo iskrauti Kyp-
no saloje, dar kit sugrazinti
atgal j Europa (prisiminkite
istorija SUI laivu Exodus 47'').
Anglai bande prikalbeti Ara
.bams kad Sic nesipriesintu di-
desnei 'zydu imigracijai Pales-
tinon. Bande net suvesti prie
vieno pasitarimu stale zydus ir
Arabus. Bet is visu pastangu
nieko neisejo: nei Zydai nei
Arabai nesutiko nuolaidu vieni
antriems padaryti.
Kai gerue5u nepavyko Ang-
lams Palestinos klausima is
spresti tai jie perdave j Uni
ted Nations organizacijai.
Balandzio Is, 1947 m. buvo
susaukta special U. N. sesija
Palestinos reikalui sutvarkyti.
Buvo sudaryta komisija, kuri
turejo paruosti projekta. Ir
tik paskutineje U. N. sesijoje
po ilgu diskusijq 33 balsais
prizes 13 (ir 10 susilaikius) bu-
vo priimtas Palestinos padali-
nimo projektas.
Pagal ta projekta, Anglai
apleis Palestine 1913 m. Rug
pjucio 1 diena ir nuo tos die
nos inns "gyventi" atskira zy-
du valstybe ir atskira Arabu
valstybe. Jeruzale, kaip Sven
ia vieta, nepriklausys nei zy-
dams nei Arabams, O bus val
donna U. N. organizacijos ir,
gal bus, tvarkysis pagal popie-
ziaus nurodymus. -.
KAI Lapkricio 80 ryta buvo
paskelbtas u. N. nutarimas,
viso pasaulio zydai siunte sa-
vo Dievui padekos maldas. Pa
lestinos sinagogose skambejo
"cimbolai" ir miestuose bel
miesteliuose zydQ dziaugsmas
liejosi Hebraiskomis dainomis
ir giesmemis. Visos zydq
organizacijos pasisake sutin-
kancios su U. N. sprendimu.
Bet Pazadetosios Zemse isto-
rija dar tue nepasibaige: SO
milijonu Arabu pasisake jokiu
budu nepriimsia U. N. spren-
dino ir visomis galiomis prize
sinsiasi Palestinos padalinimo
ivykdymui. Arabu Lygos, ku-
ria patys Anglai sukure ir ku-
ri apima ir atstovauja visu pa
saulio Arabu interesus, sekre-
torius pareiske: "As negaliu
pasakyt -kada ir kur isikis mu-
~su kariuomene Palestinos rel
kalus. Bet as galiu pasakyti
kad mes kovosime ir kad dairy
SINE viska musu pergalei".
Ia pacia diena kai buvo pa
skelbta U. N. nutarimas, Ara
bal Syrijoje isdauze langus
Amerikos atstovybei, nuplese
Amerikos veliava ir sudegino
atstovo automobile -. Ia pa
ii padare ir su Sovietu ir SUI
Prancuzu atstovybemis, o Sy-
rios prezidentas susirinkusiem
protestuoti paskelbe: -"Jus Ell
site skerdykla, mes to nori
United Nations organizacija.
Mes atiduosime musu paskuti-
| nj kraujo lasa Arabu intere-
| sans apginti''.
Xxi Anglu iskeliavimo is Pa
lestinos Oar yra septyni meme
siai,S visos Arabu .valstybes
jau ruosiasi sventajam karui.
Ir Egipte, ir Syrijoje, ir Liba-
ne, ir Transjordanijoje, ir Ira
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PAzADETOJI zEME

mas viena karta visam lalkul
uz b a i ge trisdesimties metu
sunkia ir kruvina kova del
"Pazadetosios zemes"? Atsa-
kymas: ne. Priesingai, nuo
tos dienos kai U. N. nedidele
balsu dauguma nutare padalin-
tt Palestine dvi savarankis-
kas valstybes (zydu ir Arabu),
toje Pazadetoje zemeje prasi-
dejo tikros skerdynes tarp Ara
by ir zydq.
Kodel su tokiu baisiu inirti-
mu ir zydai ir Arabai kovoja
del Palestinos?
Prizes 80 metu - tai buvo
1917 metu Birzelio menesi =
labai itakingu Anglijoje gyve-
nanciu zydu grupe paskelbe
viesa laiska, kuriame ispejo
Anglijos valdzia kad il susi-
laikytu nuo pazado isteigti zy-
dams Palestinoje tautini zidi-
ni.... Mat, jau tada buvo
pramatoma kad toks pazadas
pareikalaus nemazai kraujo ir
kad jo istesejimas pasidarys
net tarptautiniQ intrigu ir
gincu klausimu.
Taciau tuometinis Anglijos
uzsieniu reikalu ministras Bal
four ir Anglijos vyriausybe no.
rejo pasirodyti prizes pasauli
tue kuo buvo senoves karalius
Kyras, leides prizes 230O metu
sugrizti zydams is Babilonijos
vergijos j Izraelio zeme.
Ir 1917 metals Lapkricio 2
buvo paskelbta "Balfouro de
klaracija'', kurioje pasakyta:
80 Didenybes D. Britanijos
vyriausybe sutinka palankiai
kad Palestinoje butu sudarytas
zydu tautai National Home, ir
il panaudos didziausias pastan-
gas tokiam zidiniui sukurti'.
Tai buvo pirmutinis viesas
issklaidytos zydu tautos paza-
dinimas ir priminimas Zydams
to ka jie daug kartu per die
ma kartoja savo maldose: "Tu
su aistra sugrysi j Jeruzale,
kuris yra TavO miestas, ir lai-
kysi savo sventa pareiga jane
gyventi".
Pazadeti buvo nesunku An
glijos vyriausybei, bet istese-
jimas uztruko 80 metq. Ir jei
ne zydu baisus atkaklumas, jei
ne placiai paplitus itaka, tai ir
siadien .dar anas pazadas butQ
niekas daugiau kaip tik negy-
va ir bereiksme raide. Mat,
jei Anglai turejo palankiai zy-
dams nusiteikusi uzsieniu rel
kalu ministra Balfour, tai jie
taipgi turejo ir garsuji Law
renee, kurs ilgus metus veike
tarp Arabu ir dare viska kad
tik laimetu so milijonu ArabQ
simpatijas Anglijai.
O ia simpatija buvo reika-
linga kad galetu ramiai If sau-
giai is Irako per pipeline te-
keti "skystasis auksas' (gaso-
linas) j Haifos uosta. 0 ka1
prasidejo karas su Vokietija il
kai padidejo pavojus Anglijos
keliams India, tai Arabr
draugyste pasidare pagrindinil
politikos reikalu. " ta drau
gyste Anglai buvo pasiryz'
brangiai sumoketi, ir ARABIA
mokejo padeti isnaudoti. Pr
miausia pareikalavo kad Ang
lu valdzia .neleistu zydams iva
ziuoti j Palestine; toliau: ka'
uzdrautu zydams pirktls re
mes Palestinoje; ir pagaliau
kad remtu vienos didzios Ara
bu valstybes sukurima. lr An
glai .sutiko su visomis toni
salygoms. Taciau zydai taipg
nesnaude.
OAR TOLL prizes Balfour'
deklaracija zydu tautoje pra
sidejo taip vadinamas Sionist
Evening star., 1947-07-29
Gladys Sworthout Talks Styles
Before Water Gate Concert
GIomorous Singer
Bewilders Reporter
With Conversation
BY Harry Lever

The interview just wasn't going
the way interviews usually do, even
though it centered around co-opera-
tive and glamorous Gladys Swarth-
out, singing star, voted one Of
Americas 10 best dressed women
and among the Is best dressed in the
world.
1t was male reporter who was
wrong. With all his erudition he
just couldn't get the drift of "fuch-
: sia TRIM" "calflength" or similar
/. details which spanked a converse
Z tion between woman reporter and
Miss Swarthout. She will be the
soloist with the National Symphony
/; Orchestra at $3.50 pm. tonight in
1 the final Water Gate Concert of the
season.
Don't feel badly" she sympathet-
ically told the bewildered lad. "You
men really know more about wom-
; ems clothes than we do. You're
+. not prejudiced. And I'm so glad
! you like my coolie hat"
Hat in Many Colors.
! The white straw hat was indeed
pretty. 1t brought to mind scenes
along the Shanghai Bund. 1t is one
of several of the same type Miss
! Swarthout owns.
! "It was made by Nine. Valentino,
| and I have the same model in black,
brown, navy blue. beige, and red,"
, she explained.
. I'VE ought to get you a rickshaw
Evening star., 1947-07-29
Xk<:z7ieo I
Rkat 70 Do

CRAFTS.
s.'i nome s assfSs'tSn s4sfss w :ssns tss
sNye Council House. EiThth and streets
by q Il. e. eshde an Ps
ers. in the theater on campus. $50 o'clock
nightly through August 8.
stamps-Baxter An States Gospel Sing
s@o7 @ 4 % street NV. W .s:i5 p'o o'cIocK tonisht
wall Street LUNGHEoNs; IsoTHn.1. willard zos.,.
12:l5 pm. tomorrow. Members and
Ho igs BGt B sns Sye a.%s.s
VARIETY cIub: Carlton Hotel. Pm.
Music Of the Masters. recorded classical
tPeeP. csne so osDet sx5se1th ,axs, snd
Army Band concert. formal gardens,
Walter. Reed Hospital. g. o'clock tonight.
Eighth and I streets Sc. 1880 pm.
tomorrow.
Dance recital by Pearl Primus, special
on campus in front OF Douglas Hall,
'''" SPECIAL ExHIBiTs. Sf!SA '0A''A''
hT1 S1uU 0I w &8ulnEtOn XVII btIeSL
NV, onen weekdays IL am. to 5 pm.
SUNDAYS to pm; summer exhibition
.ns q W. SHi ss9e. intent & ss
lobby in Commerce Department Building,
Fourteenth and streets NV. open 9
am. to 4 pm. daily; display Of animals
and fresh-water fsh. for an indefinite
period; ..u s,~.. .....
sna m C. pm sSssse .ss oPen
Sundays; exhibition OF cAlBroBfuro prints,
pm: weekdays; 9 am. to pm. saturdays;
original Lacock Abbey copy Of the MAGMA
Gata on loan from the 5Ssh
,pf Lincoln's Gettysburg address, maru-
script of Lincoln's three-page "autobiog-
fnhy @ annual noh exhSto G5 on Of Dfs
Soo2 s659ush rrdsy rare ara imPoTtsnt
through september; utah centennial ,ex-
hibition. including photographs and his
torical matter pertaining to the deNelop-
ments and Correspondence OF Abraham
nson fqT an inasnte af5ts per DsToS
through & 0rrr Friday; Prints and ORA drawinSs s.
John g. Rogers. through Thursday.
Washingten Artists' Co-operative, 1920
day. to 8 pm; summer exhibit by mem
;bers Of cooperative, through Thursday
= National Archives, Constitution avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets NV.
open S:45 am. to 5:15 pm. weekdays and
l. 30 to 3 pm. Sundays; exhibit marking
200th anniversary Of birth Of John Paul
Jones, through Thursday
Howard University Gallery Of, Art. on
campus at e4o1 Sixth street NV, open O
am. to 5 pm. Mondays through Fridays;
student work Of the Department OF Art
through September.
Barnet Alden Gallery, 127 Randolph
place NV. open 8 to 10 pm. daily and
2 to s pm Sundays: group show by
sBerkman Caffee, Kaiser. Lazzari, Pearl
4mutter and Robinson, through the sum-
rner
FOR sERvICEMEN.
Roller skating party, leave club lounge,
T:3O o'clock and dance with juke box.
$50 o'clock tonight, UsO Club, 1911
street NV.
Sunset music hour. O'Clock; dancing
on terrace, o'clock tonight and bridge
instruction. and informal games, all eve
ming, Penthouse USO, Seventeenth and K
streets NV.
Evening star., 1947-07-29

now Is president Of the Marine
Corps Reserve Ofncers' Association
in New York.
The conversation touched on the
controversial subject Of just how
long a woman's skirt should be-
with Miss Swarthout contending
that the length should not be
exaggerated but should come to
about midcalf." Before dismissing
the matter she thougntfully added
that every woman should study
herself"
Her own outfit was a silk crepe
suit with a white linen blouse and
black suede sandals. An orchid OF
unusual color high lighted the en-
semble. 1t was obvious that her
honors were well deserved.
Holds Audience Record.
Although proud of her reputation
as a smart dresser, Miss Swarthout
has many accomplishments. She is
author of Come Soon, Tomorrow, -
now in its fourth printing. She is
a star Of stage, radio, opera and
motion pictures. For the fourth
Evening star., 1947-07-29

successive year, she has been the
choice of 800 radio editors in
America and Canada as "the~b
female classical vocalist on the air" "
She holds the all-time outdoor at
tendance records for both the Holly
wood Bowl and Lewisonn Stadium.
Tonights appearance here is her
first real public one since she
suffered knee injury last Feb
ruary. She has since appeared on
a radio broadcast with Arturo Tos-
canini and on two other broadcasts.
Among other selections she will
sing Saint-Saens' Amour Viens
Alder" Bridges 20 That 1t Were
Sol" and Tschaikowsky's Prayer"
from "The Moscow Cantata." Rich
ard Bales, Virginia-born composer
Evening star., 1947-07-29
PoraIyzed Man Helpless
As Wife browns Nearby
By the Assoeioted Press

TROY, N. Y, July 29.-Mrs. Mar
garet Flaherty, 40, of Troy, drowned
yesterday in nearby Burden Lake
while her partially -paralyzed hus-
band, DR.. Charles Flaherty, sat in a
rowboat few feet away, unable to
help.
Mrs. Flaherty was swimming be-
side the boat when she sank in 40
feet of water, State police reported.
Evening star., 1947-07-29
Heat Of 1856 Degrees
Breaks Paris Records
By the Associotsd Press

PARIS, July 29.-The Weather
Bureau said the temperature was
1856 degrees in Paris early last
night, breaking all heat records.
Record high temperatures were
reported from other French cities.
Evening star., 1947-07-29

from the Smithsonian Institution" j."
commented her husband, Frank
Chapman, who prior to joining the
Marine Corps in 1912 had made his
own reputation as a singer. He
Evening star., 1947-07-29

and conductor, will conduct the or
cheStra,
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NUO KARANTINO Xxi
PAREGELIU STOVYkLU

PATEKE pabegeliai j svedl-
ia, turejo atlikti lyg savotiska
"bausme" uz sienos perzengi-
ma - sesiu savaiciu karanti-
ma. Cia jie buvo policijos is
tardomi, Vokietijos zonu ter
minu tariant, "skryninguoja-
mi''. svedijos policija labai
santuri ir objektyvi: il mate
kad cia yra tik karo nelaimes
atstumti taurus tautieciai, jo-
kiu "fasistu'', anot Kremliaus
kruvinu ziuronu, nera, ir is
skryninguotinu" nesusi r q o i.
Be to karantino gyvenime pa
begeliai buvo tiriami sveika-
tos atzvilgiu: bijota kad atbe-
gusieji neplatintu kokiu hgQ,
kaip difterito, dziovos ir net
nesvarumu, parazitu.
Karantine administra C j o S
pareigunai, kur daugumoje bu-
vo viena tik moteris, pradeJo
giedoti visiems nemiela "dal-
nele" - esq svedijoje dabar
gyvenimas CANA sunkus ir pa
begeliams reikesia eiti sau duo
nos pelnytis j misku darbus
arba tik pas ukininkus bernau-
ii. Kitur darbo, ypac tabrl-
kuose, gauti nebusia galima ir
jo mesa.
Nepradziugino musu tuokart
musu stovyklas lankydamas
buves tuomet Lietuviu Koml-
teto pareigunas, kuris irgi pa
reiske kad svedijoje tesa gall
ma gauti darbo miskuose ir tiE
pas ukininkus. Tokiu infor'
matoriu deka jaunesnieji Wy
raj ir, bendrai, visi viengungla
tapo pirmomis "aukomis". Wy
raj beveik be isimties buvo pa
clos ziemos metu negailestln
gal isgrusti miskus, kur dau
guma neprityre (inteligentai,
/ susipazino su uolose istysusion
giriom, su sunkiais svedu Pile
no kirviais ir kruvinais "val
nikais" delnuose susipynuslon
puslem. -.
/ Vedusieji, ypac turintieji sci
mas, dar tue kartu turejo pri
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-08
LIETUvIy PABEGELIU svEDDoJE BENDRo TREMTYJE
GYVENIMO APzVALGA
Dainoras, bendadarb

mas tesesi Xxi 1914 metu pa
baigos.
Antra Lietuviu pabegeliq
grupe pasieke svedu uolota ze-
me is tolimos siaures - nuc
Suomijos puses. Vokieciu YER
gals paimti jaunesnio amziaus
vyrai savo gudrumu ir ryztu.
mu pabego is Suomijos, kur JIG
buvo istremti darbams. Per
samanotas tundras, per neis.
brendamas balas, zmoniu ne
apgyventas, is Laplandijos, pc
kelias - net Xxi 10 dienu =
nevalge, jie pasieke zmoniu gy-
vybes pedsakus ir svedu buvc
priglausti ir aprengti.
Treciasis, musu jauniausiQ
tremtiniu, kelias buvo is va
karu, is Norvegijos. Tie irgi-
buvusieji naciu rezimo vergai,
kurie buvo sugaudyti prievar-
ia ir isgrusti j uolota Norvegi-
ia ivairiems sunkiems kariniu
itvirtinimu darbams. Daugu-
ma is ju buvo Lietuvos moksl-
eiviai bel abitiurientai. Jie pa
spruko is tos naciu vergijos kai
dar Norvegijoje Vokiska ma
gaika turejo galios. Tx auks-
tu uolq tarpekliu deka jiems
pavyko speigu metu pasiekti
svedija.
Ir ketvirtoji Lietuviu pabe-
geliu grupe, gal dauguma Wy
resnio amziaus, pasieke svedi-
ia is pietu, is Vokietijos, kai
jau Vokieciu karo masina bu-
vo sutrupinus galutinai savo
"ratus''. Tu pabegeliu daugu-
ma yra buve naciu kazeriu, is
Stuthofo koncentracijos lage-
rio ir kitu vietu Lietuvos poll
tiniai kankiniai, kurie po ma
cistiniu kanciu, ne vienas tu-
rejo svedijos ligoninese ispjau-
ii dali sugedusiu zarnu ir pan.
operaciju, kad toliau isgelbetQ
gyvybe. Ne maza dalis siuo
keliu svedija pasieke Lietuvos
zydu.
Taip trumpai galima apibu-
dinti kaip Lietuviai pasieke
svedija.