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Evening star., 1947-03-02
Hickey, Ex-Boston
Player, Joins Lions

Gerry Hickey, formerly a combi-
nation winger and center with the
Boston Olympics, has joined the
Washington Lions for the rest of
the Eastern League season and for
the United States Hockey Associa-
tion's championship playoffs.
The Lions face three more league
tests, including a showdown with the
Clippers in Baltimore tonight: the
Valleyheld Braves at Uline's Tues
day and the newly crowned New
York Rovers on the local ice in
Friday nights finale.
The Olympics, tied with the Lions
for second place with So points,
close their league schedule against
Shawinigan Falls Cataracts in Bos-
ton today. Thus, Washington can
clinch second place by winning one
of its matches and deadlocking an
other, even if the Olympics turn
back the Cataracts. '-.-
Evening star., 1947-03-02
Star Bowling Tourney Sets Record for Awards Sunday Sports
Perkins Back on Top
In District League;
zehring Flashes

| Bowling sets of1415 and 412 as the
second series ended, Paul Perkins,
ace of the pacesetting King Pin
team, regalned the individual lead
in the Mems District Major League
with an average of 1910 for 66
games. Julie Singer, Greenway
Bowl pilot, skidded into the runner
up spot, 54 pins behind Perkins, with
a mark of 127-22. Billy Stalcup,
captain of the second-place Rosslyn
quint, remained potent contender
with 127-11.
But the flaShiest pinman of the
last month in this area was Willie
Zehring Of the leading Alexandria
RecreationS in the Mems Minor
District League. With consecutive
sets of 418, 405, Ala. 333 and 444,
Virginia's rising star zcomed his
average to 123-44, 48 pins behind
Frank Micalizzi of Northeast Tenn
Pile, the pacesetter, who by virtue
OF the leagues season record of AS,
held his lead with 1913 average.
Three tournaments are on tap
today. The second days competi-
ton in the 18th annual Dutch Sher-
balm starts at pm. at Takoma.
The two weekly one-ball handi-
caps at Rosslyn and Petworth again
promise to attract many contestants.
The winner of first place at Rosslyn
will receive 5000: second, SlOO, and
third, $50. Entrance fee is $3.50.
Top prize at Petworth is $lOO with
$l00 extra going to the participant
who rolls . game of Sc or better.
Manager Red Megaw will inaugu-
rate a three-game rubber-band event
at Queen Pin. Entrance fee is So
with SO per cent of the total prize
money going to the victor. The
contestant who rolls a game of
230 or better will receive a special
jackpot prize
Evening star., 1947-03-02
Duckpinners Get TIA,
Big Ball Rollers; 50;
Other Highs Are Hit
By Rod THONGS

In bowling sense no records
were smashed in the recent annual
Evening Star tournament, but. sew
eral of another kind were. The
duckpin section of the prize list
printed on this page is the longest
in the games history, containing TIA
awards. 1t adds up to $8,712, the
most money ever distributed in a
duckpin event excepting the Ma
tional Duckpin Bowling Congress
championships. With the $299 in
the tenpin section, tournaments
total was s9,011, all made up of
entry fees. With so prizes for the
big ball rollers, the overall number
of awards is 1924.
There were approximately 5000
participants but some of them COM
peted more than once, shooting the
total entry to 1926.
Still another record was" estab-
lished when the Bowlers' Victory
Legion, to which the event was dedi-
Gated, received $3,066. This more
than doubled the previous top
amount accruing to the BVL from
a single event. The old record was
held by the New York Journal
American tenpin tournament. The
Star event this year more than
doubled the entry of last season
and bowling managers ascribed the
sensational jump to more stress
being placed upon the BVL feature
The bowlers' patriotic and benevo-
lent movement was presented Is per
cent of the entry coin.
Stars Have Slender Pickings.
The tournament, with its full
handicaps, proved a bonanza for
the mediocre bowler. In the mems
duckpin list one must run down to
82d place to find a name" bowler.
AL Wright landed in this spot
Evening star., 1947-03-02
U. S. Hockey Team Victor

PARIS, Mar 1.-(P)-A United
States ice hockey team defeated a
French sextet. As
Evening star., 1947-03-02
Washington Bears Meet
PITTSBURGH Quint Today

Washington's Bears, local Negro
professional basket ball team, meet
the Pittsburgh Pirates at $3.50 pm.
today at Turner's Arena.
The Pirates, paced by six-foot,
nine inch Ed Burnett, former Uni
versity of Tennessee star, and Joe
Fable, who formerly played with the
Pittsburgh Ironmen of the Basket
Ball Association, boast record of
20 wins in "a starts. Fred Crum,
former Oshkosh All-Star player;
Joe Urso, who played with Indian
apclis of the National League, Ed
Janicki, former University of Pitts
burgh star; Sam Hackett, Jack
Wakefield and Sam Radikovich
round out the squad.
The Bears enter the game with
a record of SO wins in 81 starts,
including a recent victory over the
Baltimore Bullets. A preliminary
game is scheduled for. 2:30.
Evening star., 1947-03-02
Veteran Drivers Dominate
Miami Regatta Opening
By the Associated Press

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. L. Choppy
waters and a stiff offshore breeze
provided plenty Of thrills today for
the opening races of the 34th annual
Biscayne Bay Power Boat Regatta.
Class A, C and M outboard hydro
plane tests saw three veteran driv-
ers score clean sweeps. Jimmy Wal
lace, of Lima, Ohio, averaged 1921
miles per hour in capturing both
Glass A heats; Vic Scott, Tallahas-
see, Fla, world record holder in
Glass c hydroplanes, swept all his
starts and Virginia Miller, Tampa,
Fla, won the Glass M events.
The main event tomorrow will be
the 225-cubic foot event in which
Evening star., 1947-03-02

Guy Lombardo, orchestra leader
who won recently in Detroit, will
compete with his speedy Tempo w
I. E. Hale of Washington, D. c.,
placed second in the first heat for
Glass c hydroplanes and third in
the final heat.
Evening star., 1947-03-02
Coqe OfficiuIs Meet

The District Board of Approved
Basket Ball Officials will hold a
meeting at 4 o'clock today at the
District Recreation Department, 3149
Sixteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1947-03-02
Congress Heights Wins

The Congress Heights A. C. de-
feated Front Royal, 43-42, yesterday
on the Virginians' court. Center
Yoho was high scored for the win
ners with IA points.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-04-05

the Connecticut Federation of La- bOr and Anthony Sadlar tR). con- gressman at large, as guests of honor. His report was received by applause and appreciation by the delegates.
 Arthur Buttery, vice president of the Connecticut Federation of La bor, gave a detailed report on the State Unions actions against the anti-labor legislation pending be- fore our state assmbly. The meet ing which was held on March 10th was the greatest mass meeting of protest ever held in Hartford. Over 1900 uniOnists were present. The committee for Labor Legislation had to move from the committee rooms to the Senate Chambers which were filled on the floor and gallery to Overflowing.
 Under good and welfare dele gates were invited to attend pub lie meeting held under the Spon- sorship of the CPA, for an open discussion on the pending sales tax bill with state senators and representatives. The meeting will be held at the Hotel Mohican Thursday evening at 5 p. m.
 Alfred Harvey, president Pipe filters L-62O, reported his local would play host to the 9th semi annual convention of JCCrneyraeT and Apprentices of the PlurnFins and Pipefitting Industries o. Con necticUt on April 12-l3 and invited the affiliated locals to attend.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-04-05

was sworn in and accepted his oath of office.
 Among the constructive com munity action taken at this meet ing was the voting of 1OO% of the delegates to donate $25.OO to the American Red Cross.
 - Charles Silva of the LOngshore- mems Union L-1141, gave a resume of the Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting with city and Chamber of Commerce officials and Labor rep reSentatives as invited guests, that was held In the City Council Chambers on Friday, March 14th. He complimented the Chamber of Commerce on much of it's construc- tive work in the past few months, but deplored Mayor Benvenuti's re- cent statement that, the Local L0ngSh0remen were driving indus try out of New London" stating the fact that the board of appeals had recently granted the Long. shoremen unemployment compen- sation for retroactive five weeks because of the Central Vermonts LOCKOUT of employees.
 A motion was made and carried by the body present that the sec retary. Rowland Bishop, write . letter to the City Council of New London, requesting them to inject new life into the Harbor and In- duStrial Development Commission and to reactivate the Commission as a New London Commission to talk for New London only.
 One of the most exciting motions of the evening that was carried by the CLU delegates was that the Central Labor Unions write a let ter to the Secretary of the State Medical Association, declaring that our affiliated locals will support g mass meeting to hear a group of Connecticut physicians speak for FREE CHOICE OF PHYSICIANS in all Working Mems Compensation cases.
 William J. Rockwell of GrotOn delegate from the Post Office Clerks Union L-646, gave a report to the CLU of the Post Office Clerks State Convention that was held at the Hotel Garde, New Ha- ven on February 21-22 with Jos eph Rourke, secretary-treasurer o1
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-04-05
Consumer Prices Decline Slightly

Washington, D. C.-Retail food prices dropped righ.-tenths of one per cent, while the cost of all other living essentials rose four-tenthS of one per cent between mid-Janu- ary and nid-February. The result, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U. S. Department of La- bor, was that retail prices in all living essentials bought by mod crate income families averaged twO-tenths of one per cent lower on February 15 than. they did Q month earlier.
 The small overall decline be- tween January and February, the second since the all-time high in December, is in contrast to the rapid advances of one and two per- cent month during the last half of 1946. By mid-February consumer goods and services used by families in large cities were 17.9 per cent higher than a year ago and 51.6 per cent above the level on Janu- ar l, 1941.
 White retail food prices declined slightly, clothing prices advanced for the forty-fourth consecutive month. Clothing prices have climbed nearly 30 per cent since August 1889. Prices of wOmen's clothing advanced sharply between id-January and mid-February and in the same period, house fur nishingS rose six-tenthS of one per cent.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-04-05

The figures released by BLS do' not include such construction as converted dwellings, trailers, and temporary reuse accommodations. which regularly included by the National Housing Agency in its reports of the progress of the Vet erans Emergency Housing Pro- gram.
 The number of new permanent dwelling units started in January rose to 42,t0o, after seasonal de- e1ines in November and Decem- Der. This was an increase of 1,700 over the previous month. A large part of the increase was due to the starting of 1,084 dwelling units by the New York City Public Housing Authority.
 In contrast to the new starts and compilations, expenditures for
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-04-05
Petrified Forest Visitors Increase in Early Winter

Travel to the Terrified Forest Ma tional Monument in Arizona in the first three months of the 1947 trav- el year <OctOber through December 1946) set new record of 9,120 persons, according to the National Park Service. Every state in the Union and 16 foreign countries were represented by the visitors. States leading in number of visit ors were: California, 6,653 persons; Ohio, 2.201; Colorado, 1,135; and Texas, 1,105.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-04-05
CLU of NeoU London
 Report On March Meeting

With William Neild, Teamsters L-493, sitting in the chair as chair man, the Central Labor Union of New London held their regular monthly meeting last night at the LABOR TEMPLE, 4S Main Street, New London.
 Under the regular order of buSi- ness, Vice President Thomas Wright, who is president of the Painters Building Trades Local, 1122, which is currently signing UNION SHOP agreements with Paint Contractors in the New LOn- don, Waterford and GrOton area,
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-04-05

new housing and the number Of workers employed on the site have dropped during the past four months as the number of units un- der construction has declined. Enn- ployment on the site of new resi- dential construction fell to 464, ,OOO, a decline of 62,O00 workers be- tween December and January. Ex- penditures fell from 34S to SIS million dollars
 BIS pointed out, however, that 1947 employment was almost dou" ble that of a year ago. Expendi- lures were 2A times as much. It is expected that the spring upsnrge in employment in housing will cause employment and new resi- dential building to begin rising in March.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-04-05
NeuU Homes in J0rlumy Treble Those of I946

Washington D. C-With better flow of materials shortening the time required for construction builders com peted 53OO new permanent dwelling January 1S47 more than three times as many completed January of year. Estimates of the Bureau of Labor Statistics U Department of Labor show that the number Of homes in various stages building at the end of January totaed as compared with 430O0 at the close of December
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-10
LAIKRASTIS BRITU
.ZONOJE

Britu karine administracija
savo zonoje buvo uzdarius vi
sus DIP leidziamus laikrascius
ir tautinius komitetus. Vieto-
je tautiniu komitetu yra ikur.
ta Baltu Centrine Taryba, kuri
atstovauja visus Baltu PD rel
kalus prizes karine Britu admi-
nistracija.
Tai Tarybai pavyko itikinti
Britu administracija kad atski-
ros tautybes turf tureti spauda
savo kalba. Tam prasymui pri.
tarta ir leista Letuviams, Lat
viams ir Estams leisti po viena
savaitrasti visai Britu zonai.
Tuo budu ir Lietuviai Britu
zonoje lures savo greitesne in-
formacija, nes del ivairiu su-
varzymu Amerikieciu on .
Lietuviu spauda pasiekdavc
Lietuvius Britu zonoje su di.
deliu pasivelavimu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-10

suprato kaip JUGS Lietuvoje su-
gaude ir isveze j Sibira.)
Tiesa, rasai, Eliute, kad ziau-
rus buvo tie zmogedos Vokie-
ciai. Skaitet JUS ju darbelius
laikrastyje. Kad ne tie bandi-
tai, mes butume ir su vyru gy-
vene ir Selma nebutu isardyta
Niekas neuzgydys tu zaizdu
neatsilygins uz skriaudas, ne
sugrazins musu laimes ir dziau.
gsmo, nes nera musu tevelio il
vyro. -.
Tavo Onute.
(Kalba apie zmogedas Woke
cius, bet aiskina apie Rusus
mes jie isvezti, Selma suardyt;
dar pirm Vokieciu i Lietuv'
atejimo. Taipgi patemykit lai
ske minima sakini "mano ma
myte savo uki atidave valsty
bel. -
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vieta kur Buvo Nuzudyta
2,48O Lietuvi4
Kaip tie nelaimngieji ten pateko ziniu neturirna.
Ten nuzudyta ir tukstanciai kitty tautu zmoniu

FLOSSENBURGE, Bavarijo.,
je, netoli Weideno, buvo kon-
centracijos stovykla. Tos sto-.
vyklos buvusieji tarnautojaj
patraukti teisman.
Nesenai patirta kad toje sto-
vykloje be kitu tautu kaliniu
yra nuzudyta 2,480 Lietuviu.
Kaip tokia didele Lietuviu
mase cia pateko dar neisais-
kinta ir kahn ar kada pavyks
tai padaryti. Spejama kad ten
bus nukankinti dalis tu jaunu
Lietuviu kurie paskutiniais Vo-
kieciu seimininkavimo Lietu-
vote menesiais buvo prievarta
ivilkti Vokieciu uniformas il
isvezti j Vokietija. Be abejo-
jimo, dalis siu Lietuviu auku
sudaro prievartiniai Lietuviai
darbininkai, dali prizes nacius
kovojusie.ii dalyviai.
Jie visi atsidure sioje Hitle-
rio naikinamoj stovykloj kair
aukos savo protesto prizes ma
ciu rezima. Musu mazai tau
tai toks skaicius yra labai di-
delis nuostolis. O jis dar esas
negalutinis. Esa surasti nau.
il tos stovyklos dokumentai
pagal kuriuos nuzudytu skai
cius dar padidesias.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-10
L AISVA LIETUVA n's" pain" 1=5 =. ,rn.
LVS Pirmininko Pranesimas
kAUJU 1947 METU PRoGA

tieciu liaudininku atspindys.
Dabar kyla klausimas kokiu
pagrindu butu galima suvieny-
ii visu Americas. Lietuviu sro-
viu yeikla.
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga
penkiu savo darbuotes metu
begyje kreipesi daug kartu ras-
tiskai j A. l.. Taryba, siulyda-
ma sudaryti bendra, vieninga
aparata veikti Amerikoniskose
sferose bendruose Lietuvos ne
priklausomybe liecia n c j u os
klausimuose. ,Visi atsakymai
is ALT buvo pilni paniekos, ar.
ba padiktavimu: Stokit Ia
ryba! =.
Pereito ALT kongreso pasiu
lymas ir liko vien tik pasiuly
mu. Taryba pranese per save
bendradarbius:. jei LVS nor
drauge dirbtia tegul prisidedant
prie Tarybos.
zinoma, LVS negalejo SUI tu'
sutikti, nes pagal 1914 metals
New Yorke ivykusi suvaziavi
ma buvo aisku kad LVS atsto
vauja didele dali Americas Lie
tuviu visuomenes ir, kaip tokia
il turi pilne teise reikalauti ka'
SUI ia butu skaitomasi kaip 81
pilnateise organizacija.
Ia prasme pasiulyta rezoliu
CHA is LVS puses ALT vada
visiskai atmete ir pasiepe.
(Pabaiga kitame nr.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-10

zais paemus, DR.. Griniaus val
dzia, toleruodama ir suteikda-
ma perdaug dideles laisves ivai-
riems neaiskiems elementams
ir nesiskaitydama su tikraja
Lietuviska liaudimi, isugde sa-
Lyle krastutinius elementus ir
dave jiems geras galimybes su-
kurti sau lizdus prizes tautiska-
ia veikla. Visi tos valdzios is
ugdyti krastutiniai elemental
turejo Lietuvos laisve slopinan-
cius ir net neigiamus tikslus.
IS to aisku kad tautinis po-
sukis buvo kaip ir stabdys, bu-
tinai ir neisvengiamai reikalin-
gas sulaikyti Lietuva> nuo sly
dino kaire bel apsaugoti ir is
tobulinti visa valstybes apara-
ia taip kad Lietuva city tau
tisku nepriklausomu keliu ir
butu atspari visoms pasauli-
mems itakoms. .
Lietuvos istorijos studentai
lures sutikti kad deka sio Lie
tuvos tautinio posukio ir Prez
Smetonos tvirtos rankos Lietu-
va isliko laisva ir nepriklauso-
ma nuo pavojingu didziuju kai-
mynu net Xxi 1910 metu. PEI
tuos Nepriklausomybes laikus
Lietuva isauklejo pilna gent.
karte tautisko, patriotisko jau
nimo, kuris progai pasitaikius
islaisvins Lietuva ir atkurs jos
I'sugriauta nepriklausoma gyve
nina.
/ Vidurine srove, arba vadina
mieiji tautininkai, kurie semi;
savo inspiracija is DIR. Kudir
kos skelbiamos practices ir i
tn kurie leido Ausra, visad;
. state ir state Lietuvos laisv
auksciau visko. Jie nesidair
nei j Maskva nei j Roma. j
tikslas yra laisva ir nepriklau
. soma Lietuva, be jokiu svetim
itaku, nesiremiant jokiais is
= laukiniais ramsciais bel dailis
: skambanciomis bet ne savomi
: idejomis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-10
Pastaba Skaitytojams

Jeigu kada negaunate kurio
Dirvos numerio tai prasyda-
mi Administrators prisiusti
ia numerl, nerasykit: "Ne-
gavau pereito numerio," bet
pazymekit aiskiai: Negavau
mr.. 5, ar Is, ar "a, ar ATT.
Tas palengvins be jokiu su-
klydimu greit pasiusti jums
ta numeri kurio negavot.
DIRVOS Administracija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-10
PASIDALINIMAS CIA IR
EUROPOJE

Yra sena patarle: Kaip dan
guje taip ir ant zemes. Kaip
Europoje Lietuviai yra pasida-
line j ivairias grupes, turincias
savas ar svetimas ideologijas,
taip ir cia Amerikoje yra tik-
ras ju atspindys.
Paziurekime j Tarybos sasta-
ta, kuris susideda is dviejQ
grupiu turinciu internacionali-
mes idejas ir nusiteikima, il
vienos mazos grupeles kuri pa
gal reikala ir nauda gall pasuk-
ii j viena ar kita puse.
Cia, Taryboje matome musv
kataliku pavidale krikscionis
demokratus; P. Grigaiti SUI sa.
vo socialistais, kurie atitinka
socialdemokratus ir yra artimi
liaudininkams. Prize tu grupiv
prisisliejo jauni pazangieciai
kurie savo laiku buvo tautinin.
kais, bet veliau atsisake save
tautiniu ideju, persieme tarp.
tautiniu socializmu, ir prisipla.
ke prie socialism,; dabar jie
veikia kaip sandarieciai, walls.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-10
GRUPUOJA STOVYKLAS

Britu zonoje vykdomas DIP
stovyklu grupavimas j dides-
MUS vienetus atskiromis tau
tybemis. To pasekoje panai-
kintos dvi Lietuviu stovyklos
Detmolde ir Hiddesene, jas
perkeliant j Grevena, kur da-
bar susidare didele stovykla.
ISLANDIJA, sala Siaurinia-
me Atlantike, turf virs simta
vulkanu (ugniakalnip).
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-10
LIETUVISKUMAS
PIRMIAUSIA
Raso P. J. ZIURIS,
LVS Pirmininkas.

F1ohoJ VC1hlOJ 6AlliCl lhoJC nap
kad 1916 metals. Nors ALT
skelbe pasiulius Chicagos kon-
grese vieningos veiklos plana
vidurinei srovei, bet deja is Wis
ko buvo aisku kad tas pasiuly-
mas buvo nenuoSirdus, jis pa
grystas apgaule, noras paneig-
tt ir uzslopinti opozicija.
Kad supratus sio nemalonaus
nesutarimo priezastis reikia bu-
tinai isnagrineti siu grupiu pa
grindinius nusistatymus. Ame-
rikos Lietuviai socialistai savo
idejomis artimi Lietuvos social
demokratams ir yra artini Lie
tuvos liaudiningams.
Kaip ir Americas Lietuviams
socialistams taip ir kittens So
cialistines pakraipos grupems
daugiausia rupi eiti pagal pa
sauline socialistu programa if
tik antroje vietoje stow tautis-
kumas Lietuviams o c i a lis
tams-Lietuviskumas) Yra Ii
noma kad savo idejomis ir sa-
vo nesupratimu bolsevikinio pa
vojaus socialistai daug priside-
jo prie paruosimo palankios dir
vos kai kuriems bolsevizmui pa
lankiems elementams Lietuvo-
je. Aisku kad siadien jie tai
neigia ir kratosi, bet practices
faktai patys kalba uz save il
patiekia daug aiskiu duomenu.
Americas Lietuviai socialis-
tai su P. Grigaiciu priesakyje
visados RENE pasaulio socialis-
tus ir ejo pagal ju programs.
Atejus laikui, kada buvol nau-
dinga susideti su kitais, ju bu-
vo varoma prisiplakimo politi-
ka. Paimkime pavyzdziui lai-
kotarpi po | Pasaulinio karo
P. Grigaitis ir jo grupe laikinai
buvo prisidejus prie tautinin-
ky. Veliau, savotiskais sumeti-
mais, buvo susiplakes su komu-
nistais. Sio karo laiku jis vel
kia isvien su krikscionimis-de.
mokratais arba Americas Lie
tuviais katalikais.
Kataliku priesakyje gi stow
zmones kurie, iskilus reikalui
be jokiu skrupulu statys save
tikejimo reikalus pirmoje vie
toje, o grynai Lietuviskus rel
kalus paskutineje vietoje. Jie
sieks savo grupes dominavimo
paneigdami ir SUI purvais SUI
maisydami tuos kurie paliek;
tikejima nuosaliai, kaip kick
vieno zmogaus sazines reikala
o pirmoje vietoje state Lietu
viskuma. Tat tu dvieju grupil
socialistu ir kataliku - ben
dradarbiavimas isplaukia> is t
kad pirmoje vietoje jie STATE
savo internacionalines idejas
o tik antroje tautiskuma.
Tas grupes j artima sarys
suveda du faktoriai: pirmasis
ir daugiau reiksmingas fakto
rius, tai atradimas savo pro
gramoje bendru ideju. Tuo bu
du jos siekdamos bendru inte
resu isvyksto vieninga veikla
vadinama bendru frontu. An
troll vieningos veiklos priezas
tis remiasi jausmais, O tai yrs
neapykantos ir baimes jaus
mas.
Taip vadinamas musu socia
listu ir krikscioniu demokratl
'apsivedimas" ir is to kilus jy
bendra veikla pareina is neapy.
kantos ir dalinai net is baimes
Visa ia neapykanta buvo nu.
kreipta prizes a. a. Lietuvos Pre-.
zidenta A. Smetona.
Cia nukrypau nuo temos, il
uzimtu perdaug vietos jei no
reciau cia pilnai nusviesti il
isnagrineti tiksla ir reikalingu-
ma taip vadinamo Smetonos
perversmo, arba tautinio posu-
~kio, Lietuvoje. Bendrais bruo-