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Evening star., 1947-12-27
'ChicagoE|even Choice
By 1912 Points for
Contest Tomorrow
By ChorIes chamberlain
Assoeiofed Press Sports Writer


CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-The Phila-
delphia Eagles and Chicago Cardi-
nails held final dress rehearsals at
Comiskey Park today and the rival
coaches reported that both squads
were near peak condition for the
National Football League cham
pionship engagement tomorrow.
Jimmy Conzelman's Cards, favored
by 1912 points, were ready with a
terrific one-two scoring threat with
the combination of Fullback Pat
Harder and Halfback Charlie Trippi
being in top shape at the same time
for the only slime this season.
Recovered From Injuries.
Both have been handicapped with
injuries throughout the campaign
and never have been able to 60 at
full steam together. Harder, the
former Wisconsin star in his second
year of pro ball, led the circuit IN
scoring with 1o2 points as the South
Siders compiled 9-3 record to win
their first Western division crown.
Harder, afectionately called 1.-The
Mule" rammed to seven touchdoWns
converted 80 times in 40 tries and
booted seven out of 10 field goals at
tempted.
Trippi, the former all-Amerlca
from Georgia who signed a four
wear pact with the Cards for about
100000, averaged 48 yards in SO
trips with the ball, although handl-
capped first with a sprained ankle
and a painful toe injury.
Tackle Caleb Martin and End
Frank Ivy will be out of the Cards
lineup tomorrow, but Guard Buster
Ramsey is ready for action after
missing four games.
The Eagles, who compiled an 8-4
mark during the regular season and
then beat the Pittsburgh Steelers
21-0 in a playof to win their first
Eastern title in IA years of compe-
tition, also have had to operate with
key men on the cripple list. Half
back Gil Steinke and Guard Duke
Maronic were lost to the team for
seven consecutive games.
Coach Earle (Greasy) Neale said
today that with the exception of
Halfback Noble Doss, who has two
fractured ribs, the squad is in fine
shape.
During the 12-game regular sea-
son the Cardinals averaged 25.5
points per game and limited oppo-
sition to 1872. One of their nine
league victories was a 1921 decision
over Philadelphia. They also beat
the Eagles 1921 in an early exhibit
ton. Neale's outfit averaged 25.6
points and gave up 2o.1 to the oppo-
sition.
Dream Backfield" Ready.
With the Trippi- Harder combo In
Al shape, the dream backfleld''
built by the Cardinals late owner,
Charlie Bidwill, will be at its daz-
zling best physically for tomorrow's
showdown. Bidwill died of pneu-
monia last April without seeing his
foursome of Trippi, Harder, Mar
shall Goldberg and Pitchin' Paul
Christman in action.
The Eagles believe they can match
or better the efforts of any of these
backs with such runners as Steve
Van Buren, who set new league
ground-gainlng record of 1908 yards.
and Bosh Pritchard and Passer
Tommy Thompson. Thompson, hit
ting better than 500 per cent and
tossing for 16 touchdowns, beat out
the Bears Sid Luckman and Christ
man for the runnerup spot behind
Washington's Sammy Baugh in the
1947 league passing statistics.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
Alabama Heads for Biloxi
To Prep for Sugar Bowl
By the Assoeiofsd Press

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. Dec. a.. -
Alabama Sugar Bowl-bound foot
ball squad leaves today for Biloxi,
Miss, where the Crimson Tide will
work out for four days in prepara-
ton for the New Year Day game
with the Texas Longhorns.
The Tide went through a long
workout yesterday without the pres
ence of Fullback Red Noonan and
Right Halfback Bill Cadenhead.
Both men are nursing leg ailments.
Coach Red Drew said he felt sure
the boys would be ready for the
January 1 classic in New Orleans.
The Tide will leave Biloxi Decem-
Der 81 and is scheduled to work out
that afternoon in the Sugar Bowl.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
-Fiqhts Last Night
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

By me NSSOC'dIou TFsSS
NEW YoRK.-Terry Young, 136k,
New York. q TKod Bobby Plant 141'
NJ wHoLIYwooD, calif,-Paulino Mon.
Cnuey Ftrueroa. 1854, Los Angeles IL.
csntero, 12o, Havana. kiockef out
Deyey AlsH: 122, Nsy Y2rk qW: qW,:,,x
1bs. San Diego, knocked out BILLY
kins, is6. fos Angeles (1.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
New Orleans Carniva
Has Regatta Opener;
Terp Boxers Ready
BY the Associoted Press

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 27.-The
Sugar Bowl midwinter carnival OF
sports opens here today with a
seven-race regatta at the Southern
Yacht Club.
Nine yachts from five Coast States
have entries In the contests to be
staged on Lake Pontchartrain.
Entrants are from the Southern
Yacht Club of New Orleans, the
Gulfport (MissD Yacht Club, the
Biloxi (Miss.) Yacht Club, the
Pass Christian (Miss) Yacht Club
the Buccaneers Yacht Club OF
Mobile, Ala; the Houston (Tex)
Yacht Club, the st. Andrews Yacht
Club OF. Panama City, Fla; the
Fairhope (Ala.) Yacht Club and the
Mobile (Ala.) Yacht Club.
Feature event is the interclub fish
class race of champions" which
has drawn nine entrants, with two
more expected before starting time
Two of the Nations top ring
squads will compete in the carni-
walls boxing events Monday.
Michigan States Spartans, win
ners in four of six matches last sea-
son, take on Maryland's Southern
Conference champions in an eight
bout card.
Maryland, coached by Harvey
Miller, former NBA president, boasts
a pair of Southern Conference
champions in Ken Malone, 175
pounds, and Eddie Rider, 1855 pounds
The Spartans, coached by George
Makris, who is in his first year, claim
NCAA 135-pound Champion Chuck
Davey, who was unbeaten in five
bouts last season.
Michigan State has five return
ing lettermen from its past squad
while the Terrapins list six letter
winners on their roster.
Davey is the meets standout per-
former judging from past records
In 1943, he won the 127-pound NCAA
crown, then served in the Army Air
Forces. On his return last sea-
son, he again won a national title,
this time in the 135-pound bracket
Among his five wins were a pair OF
knockouts and a technical kayo
in the national finals. He's from
Detroit, % years old, stands feet
81 inches.
Wilmer Simpson. Sugar Bowl box
ing chairman, looks for this match
to produce the finest performances
since flsticuffs were made part
of the midwinter sports carnival be-
cause OF the three champion par
ticipants and the experienced boxers
on both teams.
Following are the probable pair
ings:
125 pounds-Al salkowski. MARYLAND
130 pounds-Andy ouattricehi. Mary
1876 pounds-Danny- Smith, Maryland
vs. Churck Davey, Michigan State.
145 pounds-Rowland Hyde, Maryland
vs.. Jack Tierney, Michigan State.
155 pounds-Eddie Rider. Maryland. VS.
Pat Dougherty, MICHIGAN State.
165 pounGs-Bop Gregson, Maryland
vs. Johnny Hatherill, Michigan State :,
175 pounds-ken Malone. Maryland
VS.. George Smith, Michisan State:
Heavyweight-Lamont Whip, Maryland
vs. Arthur Hughlett, Michigan State.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
Varsity Quints

- "o SSb06toY00 rH018
EAST.
Duauesne, SO: Santa Clara, 46.
Sena, 6S; Boston College, 80.
MIDWEST,
Utah State. 81; Lawrence Tech, IS.
Univ. washington, 81; Ohio State, 55.
Depaul, 81; John Carroll, SO.
lSaldWin-Wallase, 76: ouantico. 55.
Beloit, 73; Miami (Ohio), 40.
SOUTH.
Miami (Fla.), 43; Pitt. 40.
Evansville. 81; Morehead, A..
Eastern Kentucky, 10; go. Dakota, 40.
FAR WEST.
Minnesota, 80; California, IS.
Kansas, 81; San Francisco, 43.
Syracuse, 90; Loyols Il. Al, IS.
Marshall. So: West Texas, IS.
Stanford. 50; Oregon State, 4S.
Brigham YounG 6S; Arkansas, be.
Idaho, 30; Psppsrdfne. 30.
Evening star., 1947-12-27

hasn't logged IS miles.
Less may not be the city's most enthusiastic
distance runner, but in any argument concerning
that his name would rank in the top three He picks
'em up and lays EN- down for the mere fun OF it,
travelling by plane to other cities at his own ex-
pense and it's expensive exercise.
About 70 times year Johnny will shove back
from his drawing board-he has been COM
mercia artist for IL years-board plane tor Pitts
b,rgn. Boston or wherever men are scheduled to
scurry toward tape, and race 10 or IL miles. 1T
costs me $50 to $50 trip says Johnny, but the
only way can travel is by plane Bus rides and
train trips aren't good for runners"
Evening star., 1947-12-27


cry has ammed he'll $3.50 to $500 year 1o ne
rounding CITY streets collection Of medals trophies and
watches, he loves it and can present defense.
Golf Can Be Costly Come
golfer who plays instance, will shell out $l5o
wear for dues s2 park the shop slo4 for cady 1ees
and s25 szs doesn't include visits to the s1h ho
GAS and oil driving to the course or o "agers s
than healthy interest in eo1
Now 80 years old ohnnys running cultivated by
q senior at Mckinley High Schoo lie heoeo
physical training credit receive his diploma so ne reported W
Han Harde track coach VINO he was @
yet -. 49,. 1890 usou
eiss won high mile championship that year unoer
arde minutes A seconds hat was very
this area explains Haroe
High this section don't stage runs ana m
Is essential of good miller IheyVe trnmeo
about since hen but considering johnny
limited experience he turned in fine performance
jogging alternately near the Potoac
Boat Club Rock Greek Park That gives me
ton hills Les "Once week LII run ~ 70 10 ~
He mile to WORK every day.
Johnny's Lunch Hour Is Ideol
have lot of energy" Johnny and hnd nave 70 ee
away from drawing board get off from WORK ABOUT
then get back TO WORK apouI
NV hours flexible isn't too mucn uouoie " ne
eave during the day at night necessary
Leiss has netted nearly loo meoal
onhe and two watches running distances 300 meters
meters miles II miles This Emile race IN "
Star games will me-, admits Johnny because III o
accustomed to the pace ,ou,u
exactly neophyte at the snorIer osaies'
~en was in the stationed at the Canal Zone mao
,lsnv of onportny to had skipper VINO was sports
minded and and halt mile lot Tor our ou1' ou'
prefer the longer runs .,.. .o,ou .r,.d
There's a for distance i've never uleo
rrsrahon don't believe will That's TOO much
nnino That's from whose yearly mileage approxae
the distance Washington Chicago and return WIN
geography left supply to Baltimore and BACK
Evening star., 1947-12-27
Cigar Bowl Opponent
Due at Tempo Today
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

TAMPA, Fla, Dec. 27.-The Mis-
souri, Valley and West Chester (Pa.)
Teachers College football teams,
which play in the Cigar Bowl Janu-
ary l, were to arrive here today.
The two outfits will work out Sum-
day on the Gulf of Mexico beaches.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
WIN, Lose, or Draw
By BURTON HAWKINS
The Artist Runs for Fun

Johnny Ieiss will compete 2e in The Evening Star
A at week from tonight and
for him equivalent of saunterng down to the corner
drugstore Johnny negecng his muscles unless he o
Evening star., 1947-12-27

BASKET BALL ASSOCIATION.
Philadelphia, 80; Providence, 81.
NATIONAL BASKET BALL LEAGUE.
Indianapolis, 80: Fort Wayne, So.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
Yards and Docks Five Aheud

Billy Henderson scored Is points
as Navy Yards and Docks opened
the D. G. Recreation (Blue) Basket
Ball League with q 35-17 triumph
over the Arlington Hall Eagles last
night at Terrell Gym.
Evening star., 1947-12-27

AMERICAN BASKET BALL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, 70; Trenton, SO.
Paterson, A.; Philadelphia, 43.
Jersey City at Wilkes-Barre post
Evening star., 1947-08-17

take showers (or tub baths) as usual,
and the Tampax method is right in
line with this practice, for Tampax,
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OF Tampax. Sold at drug stores and
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Irregular, Super, Junior. Months
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Evening star., 1947-08-17

to 60 along to Passaic to keep
feeling like that. Besides, you're
too hot headed to be trusted alone
for a couple of years. IN have to
be there to keep an eye on you -
and also to see that you go to night
school, after we're married, and
get some more education"
l felt like was on clouds. /
couldn't believe it. All of a sud-
den everything was heaven. With
one punch I'd got Eflie and helped
to settle the strike.
The guard and the desk ser
geant grinned at US. Miss" the
guard said, what was that awful
name your cousin called you?"
Efiie now had her arm in mine,
and she smiled. Wilbur was sore
about my going on the picket
line. He thought I was crazy to
get so excited about those bakers.
He called me Ia zealot."
L HE guard looked at me in sur
prise. Son, you know what a
zealot is?"
You bet!" said, feeling hot
all over again. And / don't let
any man call my girl a name
like hat! The End
Evening star., 1947-08-17
'YOU CAN'T CALL HER THAT"
Continued from page eigM

door and motioned me to follow
him. l did - and got a Jolt.
There was Effie, pale and tired,
but with her chin up and her eyes
shining. Believe it or not, she
walked over to me, threw her
arms around my neck and kissed
me! Come on, you DOPE" she
said. You're out"
'Out?"
Free. Sprung. In the clear"
l just gawked at her.
Il TALKED Wilbur into dropping
the charges, " she said. ALSO, into
settling the strike. I told him it
was either that or I'd tell every
body, including the papers, what
he'd said about the bakers who
work for him how they're a
bunch of hugs who deserve to
starve because theyhaven'tenough
brains to get better jobs. If that
got out, it would cost him every
bOdy's good will - and a lot of
business. too. So he saw it my
way. and now you're out.
"And another thing" she said.
1T made me feel wonderful, the
way you tore into Wilbur on &C.
count of me. l think I'll just have
Evening star., 1947-08-17
1MMM Ak1 M1m/

MEET picnic tomato with a heart
1Vl of pure gold: salad tailored
for hand eating. Cut tops from small
tomatoes. scoop out pulp and juice
and save to use later in sauce. Fleck
inside of shell with a restrained sprin-
kle of salt. Press in half a deviled egg,
the cut side up. Recap tomato,
fastening top with toothpick. Wrap
in a square of waxed paper. Place
on a paper napkin. bringing ends up
sack-fashion; tie with colored string.
Have the salads we'll chilled, then
picnic pack, allowing two for, each
person. Eat from the hand, no juice
to dribble.
Evening star., 1947-08-17
-ClEMEMIlnE PAD0tEroRo

to pay higher wages, but he would
mt listen. So you know what Efie
did last night? Got on the picket
line with the boys! All night long.
l didn't want to leave her there,
so l stayed, too. This morning
Wilbur rides up and sees her, and
he streaks right over to her folks
to scream blue murder. When /
take Efie home, he's still there,
complaining to her Ma and Pa
how his own family's turned
against him.
Wilbur says plenty of nasty
things about the bakers. He says
they're a bunch of hugs and deserve
to starve, and if they had any
brains they'd go for bigger Jobs.
Then he turns around and bawls
out Efie. One thing leads to an
other, and finally he says how
does he know she was on the picket
line all night? Maybe Effie and me
did something else, maybe we
spent most of the night having
ourselves time. Effie gets real
sore then and gives him the answer
he deserves.
bur he keeps talking; his Ian
guage gets nasty, and he calls her
dirty name. So l hauled off and
socked him. That's all there was
to it. Except that now =" All
OF a sudden I sat down on the
bench and felt whipped. Gee,
mister, the whole family's down
on me. Even Effie. Looks like /
busted up everything. I can't even
finish my radio course, sitting in
jail. And all on a cunt of one
punchp
What was it he called her?"
Never mind" I said. II amt
going to let MGt get around"
He went away, and for a couple
of hours l sat there, feeling washed
up. Then, a little after nine, the
guard came back. He opened the
Evening star., 1947-08-17

Physical training
authorities have
pretty well dis
posed Of the idea
that all women
should avoid
baths during
those certain
days. of the
month. In other
words, greatnum-
herS Of woron
Evening star., 1947-08-17
Then comes the
question of
the shower

Tanspsx brings new comfort and
satisfaction to the woman who
tubs o. showers on HItjboSo dsys''
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-21

SOVIETAI varu isveze Ru.
sijon apie 1000 Vokieciu mok.
slininku, techniku ir inzinieriu
kurie ten pastatyti daryti tyri-
nejimams pagaminti atomines
bombas, toll nesancius Sauna
mus pabuklus ir kitokius zu-
dymo irankius.
Tie Vokieciai mokslininkai
kuriuos sovietai negali paciup-
ii savo nagus, viliojami j Ru-
sija graziais laiskais nuo jq
draugu, kuriuos, zinoma, raso
komisarai, kad ten Rusijoje
jie puikiai gyvena, turi gerus
laikus, ir kviecia kitus ten va
ziuoti.
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A
l. - l. JNM

o kartu If VlSal LletuVal, JuSu
didelius nuopelnus atkovojant
spauda ir Lietuvos nepriklau-
somybe. Ir istikruju, jusu me-
dziagine ir moraline parama
buvo jauciama laimeje ir ne
laimeje. JUS remet musu ka-
riuomenes steigima ir daug pa
dejot nuo karo nukentejusiems.
Ir veliau pasaulinio karo zai-
zdas uzgydzius ir tevyneje ap-
sitvarkius, isteigus universite-
ta, simtus graziu mokyklu, ga
lingas ekonomines organizaci-
jas, pravedus plentus ir kelius,
jus rodete Wis didejanti susido-
mejima musu gyvenimu, vyk-
dami pas mus net didelemis
ekskursijomis, dalyv u d a m i
kongresuose, siusdami NUNS
pasaulinio masto menininkus-
artistus, chorus, sportininkus
ir pagaliau organizuodami Da-
riaus su Gireno ir Vaitkaus
skridimus. Turtle sutikti kad
mes ir patys be svetimos, ypac
igrisusios Rusu globos, tvarke-
mes neblogiausia, ir kad musu
troskimas ir pastangos tureti
laisva tevyne buvo visiskai pa
grysti.
Jusu simboline dovana> Lais-
YES Varpas tick liudesio, tick
laimejimu valandose savo skar-
dziu balsu primindavo NUNS
kad JUS su mumis, JAIME at,
liedinti zodziai, 20 skambinE
per amzius vaikams Lietuvos
tas laisves nevertas kas negi'
ma jos'', ragina mus ne tik pa
items gintis, bet ir jus, istiki
mus Lietuvos vaikus, pavoju
esant, saukti pagalbon. Tat il
dabar, lemiamuoju musu tevy
nei momentu saukiames Jus
padekite Lietuvai kol neperve
lu nusikratyti raudonojo mar
ir nenuleiskite istiestos brolls
kos rankos tick vargstantiem
pabegeliams, tick isveztiem
Rusijos gilumon, tick likusiem
tevyneje.g
Tegyvuoja laisva, nepriklau
soma Lietuva, tegyvuoja istikl
mi Jos vaikai Amerikoje if vi
same pasulyje!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-21
KANADA, kaip pranesama

KANADA, kaip pranesama,
atidarys imigracijos ofisus sve-
dijoje, Norvegijoje, Graikijoje
ir Portugalijoje, kur bus ezga-
minuojami emigraitai is kon-
tinentales Europos. Jau dabar
Kanada turi isteigus imigraci-
jos ofisus Prancuzijoje, Holan-
dijoje, Belgijoje, ir Londone.
Nauji ofisai dar bus atidaryti
Belfaste, Liverpoolyje, ir Glas-
Cow emigrantams is Britanijos.
Is to isrodo kad Kanada pasi-
ryzus isileisti labai daug atei-
viq.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-21
CLEVELAND, OHIO
SUlAUKOTA S2O1.OO

Vasario Is d., specialiai SUI
rengtame draugiskame vakare-
Lyle, Nepriklausomybes pami-
nejimui, kuri surenge LVS 1
skyrius, DR.. S. T. Tamosaicio
namuose, knygai "Lietuva tt
ronu Panciuose" Angliskoj kali
boje leisti ir kittens LVS rel
kalams sudeta $4,000.
Kitam tikslui, specialiai pa
siuntimui j Europa Lietuvos
nepriklausomybes reikalu gy-
nejams, suaukota dar $1,000.
81 suma pasiusta tiesiog Euro
pom.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-21
NUO RAUDONOJO SIAUBO
BEGO VISI

BEGO VISI
Laikrascio 'Lietuviai' repor-
teris apsilankes pabegeliu ko-
lonose ir stovyklose tokiais 70
dziais apibudino matytus kelei-
vius: u
"Plentuose, vieskeliuose ir
stovyklose sutikau as tukstan-
cius ir tukstancius teisingu
zmoniQ. Sutikau as illus pro-
fesorius, prastus darbininkus,
inzinierius, kunigus, daktarus,
maluninkus, kalvius, kurpius,
kaimQ siuvejus, moksleivius,
zemdirbius, zmogelius nemo-
kancius skaityti rasto, bel di-
dzius rasto zinovus, illus sene-
Illus, ligonius, aklus, raisus, be-
kojus, bel verkiancius kudike-
lius. Bet nesutikau as zmog-
zudziQ, arkliavagiu, sukciu, pie
sikQ, museiku, huliganu, visit
vagiu bel visokiu kitokiu Dol
sevizmo rezidentQ'. Ir' kaip gi
as galejau sutikti JUGS kad jie
visi pasiliko laukti 'savo val
dzios', pagimdytos ir. apsvies-
tos draugo Stalino 'saules'.'
Nesiimciau aprasineti atsi-
sveikinimo musu pabegeliu su
savo gimtaja pastoge. Tenka
manyti kad jis turejo buri
skausmingas ir griaudus, mes
niekas negalejo butt tikras ar
teks kada gryzti tevyne il
vel pamatyti kas buvo artima
sirdziai. Is korespondenciju ir
pasakojimu matyti kad ir visa
pabegeliu kelione buvo lyg er-
skeciais nuklota. Nuolatiniai
pavojai butt atkirstais, orc
puolimai, maisto nedateklius
j vargas su pasaru gyvuliams
didejanti tai visai nykstanti
Willis gryzti namo, ligos ir be,
gale visokiu rupesciu silpninc
atsparuma ir naikino kantry,
bes iSteklius.
Nors kai kur Vokietijoje pa
begeliams buvo rodoma uzuo-
jauta, taciau kilnojimasis is
stovyklos j stovykla, is vienos
darbovietes j kita, O ypatingai
nezinojimas kalbos ir nemoke,
jimas pasiaiskinti, dare gyve,
nina labai vargingu, o juodos
mintys apie likusius tevyneje
gimines ir artimuosius, gandat
apie naujus isvezimus ir SUI.
saudymus daug kan po dienos
darby drumste ir nakties 20.
ilsi. Net is tvirtu vyru lupy
teko girdeti issireiskima: Il
ryto pirm negu vandeniu prau.
siuosi asaromis.
Gal ateis laikas kad ir mu.
SUI tautoje atsiras dainius kurs
dideleje poemoje apraudos mu.
su tautos Kalvarijos Kelius
siekiant laisves, O kartu jam
zins ir siu pabegeliu vargus ir
ju troskimus gryzti j laisva
Lietuva.
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DR.. Jonas Sliupas. Ir Sis lais-
vos minties Lietuvoje skelbe-
jas ir siaip kairiuju paziuru
zmogus, arciau susipazines SUI
bolsevikais nutare begti nuo jul
ir rengesi pasiekti Americas,
kad atidaryti axis items kas
dar ko gero laukia is bolsevi-
ku. Bet dar prizes isvykdamas
skubejo orc bangomis prabilti
| j Amerikos Lietuvius, kuriu
tarpe dirbo trisdesimt metQ, ra-
gindamas padeti vargstanciai
tevynei.
Lapkricio 5 d., 1916 metu,
DR.. sliupas, parases trumpa sa-
vo zodi tare: "Jau mirsiu". =.
ir tauri jo sirdis, pavargus nuo
sielvarto ir skausmu, nustojo
plakus tick savo tevynei Lie
tuvai, tick anoje puseje okeano
mylimiems tautieciams.
Turedamas rankoje jo rasi-
nio originala perduodu jums,
Americas Lietuviai, istraukas
is paskutinio jo gyvenime ra-
syto laisko, kuri galima laikyti
kaip ir jums testamentu:
'FBroliai ir sesers Lietuviai
Amerikoje! Kaip matote, tarp
simtu tukstanciu tautieciu te-
ko ir man nuo bolseviku is te-
vynes begant, atsidurti svetur,
beje kaimyniskos Vokietijos
prieglobstyje, mes su bolseviku
proletariato diktatura NUNS
nepakeliu. Pas bolsevikus ant
rasto viskas destoma graziai,
/ zmoniskai, o dirbama apgau-
, lingai, suktai ir ziauriai bel
zveriskai. ... Del to tai NUNS
Lietuviams tautieciams ir rup!
bolsevikais nusikratyti, juos
: pravaryti is Lietuvos ir save
tevyne atkurti, jei galima da1
grazesne ir platesne. -. Anne
rikos Lietuviai drasiai kovojo
del Lietuviu spaudos atgavimo
Xxi 1904 metu, jie steige fon-
dus Rusisku revoliuciju me-
J tais, padeti savo kenciantiems
patriotams mamie; jie visomis
jiegomis RENE atstatyma ne
priklausomos Lietuvos po pir-
mojo pasaulinio karo; Ameri-
kos Lietuviai davinejo pasal-
pas einantiems aukstajl moksla
: Lietuviams, kaip ir RENE Lie
tuvos atstatyma is pelenu, ypa-
: ciai rupindamiesi pakelti kras-
to uki, pramone bel prekyba.
'Taip buvo netolimoje pra-
: eityje. O dabartiniu metu Lie
tuva nuniokojo ir Lietuvius po
pasauli isblaske bolsevizmo pa
) baisa. -. Jusu uzduotis, bran
: gus Americas Lietuviai, dabar-
tiniu atveju, yra aiski. tat
ir reiketu padeti tremtiniams
isgujimo vargeli vargti, tauti-
J! mes pastangas paremti ir pa
pildyti, svetimus puolimus at
remit, ir pasaulyje Lietuviu
atlaisvinima bel ellen laisvuiu
tautu atstatyma uztarauti ir
pirstf'.
Broliai Americas Lietuviai,
ausrininkas DR.. Sliupas prizes
iseidamas is sio pasaulio dar
karta patvirtino jums patterns,