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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
JOHN FARRELL
ANSWERS ENSIGN
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Upon receipt of this telegram
II Immediately notified the officials
of the American Legion, Veterans
of Foreign Wars, city officials, and
our newspapers. Therefore, MI.
Ensign came here unofficially and
apparently made statements with
out consent of his superiors. His
alleged statements accusing me OF
saying that his figures were mis-
leading is false, and I challenge
him to prove this and several 9TH
er statements Mr.. Ensign accused
me of making. 1t seems strange
and very, very odd that he made
these wild remarks because of the
following letter I wrote Mr.. En-
sign under date of May %, 1947.
I wish to thank you very much
for the splendid cooperation and
wisdom on your part in handling
several applications for authority
and priority to build in the com
mercial line. l refer especially to
tn Queen City Coach company's ap-
plication for a bus terminal at
Carolina Beach; and the matter OF
repairs to a building at seventh
and Castle streets, this city, by
Mr.. Shew. Due to the fact that our
community is rated as having the
most acute unemployment sltua-
ton in the entire State of North
Carolina your office is doing a
great Christian deed by acting
f~avorably in most Of the appllca-
tons presented to your office dur
ing the past few weeks.
F." Your continued cooperation Is
greatly appreciated, and by the
same token we wish to cooperate
with your office -.
M. Ensign made a great issue
of the fact that every ndustr1a
ap~plication from Wilmington was
approved without exception. There
is no quarrel whatsoever about oul
industrial applications not being
approved, but there is. still a great
big question in the minds of many
prominent Wilmington business
men why certain commercial ap
plications filed by Wilmington
business firms were denied Whe1
at the same time applications fol
new commercial building, such a
a doughnut shop in Winston-Salem
a cafe in Charlotte, and a large
number of similar new structure;
were approved for other cities.
notice that Mr.. Ensign refrainet
from explaining the true facts il
the Bugg case, which can be easil,
substantiated by Mr.. E. B. Bugs
himself.
Il do not wish to have a quarre
with Mr.. Ensign but 1 do wish Il
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MRS. I. T., NEWTON

WHITEVILLE, June 70, - u
neral services for Mrs. l. 1. New
ton, 70, widow Of the late Rev l.
T. Newton, who died at 0:4o P, M
TODAY at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. C. A. Talbot, Falr1aH
Heights, will be held at 4 p m;
sunday at Mckenzie Chapel WITH
the Rev. F. N. Lamb officiating.
Burial will be il Plney ForeS'
cemetery.
Surviving are four daughters
Mrs. Hugh Moore, Lynchburg' va,'
Mrs. B. T. Hill, Wadesboro, Mrs.
w. R. Fletcher, Whiteville, ano
Mrs. Talbot; n son, Carl T.
Newton, Tacoma, Wash; n prom
er, C. L. Osborne, Brevard; three
sisters, Mrs. Josephine Moeller'
PENNSYLVANIA, Mrs. P. c. Hender-
son, Lake Tosaway, and Mrs. r.
P. Owen, Umatella, Fla, and 10
grandchildren.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29

OQlAS4NJ N
ference chairman. .
BANKERS from all sections OF
North and South Carolina VIII at
tond the six-day conference when
i. sponsored by the Bankers asso-
cations Of the two states lne
North and South Carolina State
Ranking departments, and tne IN
iversity. ..,;aa will
he discussed by leaders IN tne
field. 2 number of them from Ne"
vo~k ano other distant points.
Also appearing on the program
are Dr.. W. P. Jacobs, Clln0on. D.
r president of the American Cot
IN Manufacturers ASSOCIATION;
Edward A. Wayne, vice-presloene
ot fhe Federal Reserve Bank ol
Richmond: James B. Gamoreh,
vice-nresident of the Bank OF
Greenwood, Greenwood, S. e: Z.
p. Kennett, auditor OF the Flrs'
National Exchange Bank OF hod-
noke, Roanoke, Va.
.John c. Bills, until recenuy
snecial agent in charge OF me
Tederal Bureau Of Investigator
~ North and South Carolina; W.
y clayton, vice-presioent OF the
Tirst Citizens Bank and Trust
Company. Raleigh, and heao ol
NE instalIment loan department
NJ the a offices in that system;
r B. Wulbern, Charlotte, wee
arosident. director and manager
# The Municipal Bond Department
Of R. S. Dickson and Company
John N. Mills, Charlotte, vice,
nresident of the Union National
bank and manager Of the mort
1soe loan department; W. Kelvin
Grav. president of the Meth Caro-
ina Municipal council, and D D.;
I NV vice-president ana
comptroller of the Brancn Dam
,ng Trust company, Wilson.
In addition to Chairman Brooks
he Conference committee IS com
nosed of William H. Neal, WINS
Ton Salem; Gordon Hunter, No&.
horo. c. A. spivey, Conway s.;
Warren S. johnson, Wllm1n ION;
W R. Watkins, Columbia, 5. ~
Mi11ard F. Jones, Rocky Mount
Philip wooucott, Asheylle; bga
r. Roberts, Durham; Quincy F.
Hood Raleigh; E. R. AlexanoeL'
Columbia, S. c.; John B; Woosley'
Chapel Hill; Donald +: POW w
Anderson, S. C., and Fred W.
Greene, Raleigh.
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WHITEVILLE STORE
OWNER A SUICIDE
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said a note was found and ruled
it a clear case of suicide.
James Milligan, night policeman,
said he talked with Rhodes about
4 o'clock Saturday morning and
inquired why he was entering the
store so early. Milligah said the
merchant told him he was. plan
ming to check some accounts and
even mentioned possible expansion
of his business.
Rhodes body was found with a
pistol between the legs and two
other pistols on a desk in the
room.
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FIRMS
DEMAND COAL
MEN SETTLE
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flntlnuen IOI1 L axe INV
Spokesman scattered for home for
the weekend, announcing they Will
return to meet Monday. None was
in Washington to comment on the
report C the Fairless Humphrey
proposal, and a spokesman 1of
Lewis said no comment"
Labor Department officials SAID
Secretary Schwellenbach VII!
move to get negotiations started
early next week perhaps on
Tuesday, directly after Secretary
of the Interior Krug restores the
mines to private operation.
The Lewis spokesman said the
UNIV will accept any invitation
from Schwellenbach. He observed
that even if the basic wage-hour
mand were met, there are
'.rlentv OF other things to be set
ted. including UNW's demands
FOR an increase in the welfare fund
levy from five cents a ton to 10
cents. additional overtime pay
ments. and six paid holidays a
year.
Government officials conferred
in urgent meetings, prodded by
rerorts of curtailed steel opera
tions. In Pittsburgh, the Carnegie
Illinois Steel corporation Through
Ell 10000 workers because OF
dwindling coal piles.
A high White House adviser SAID
the administration at this moment
sees no way OF using the national
emergency machinery of the
Taft-Hartley Act if negotiations
fail to avert the Threatened shut
down On July 8. ,
When he government steps out
as mine-owner after IS months,
this official explained, no "strike'
or dispute" will exist in the legal
sense. This is because the miners
will then have nc contract and
therefore no employers. They Will
simply be unemployed until a new
contract is signed with the mine
o,erators, this official said. and
therefore will not be subject to
the Taft-Hartlev procedure.
Labor Department officials still
hope FOR an agreement before the
deadline. at least one covering the
norther and western coal flIds.
Their optimism was bolstered
by the reports Of the Falrless-
Fumphrey-Lewis meeting. U. 5:
steel is the leading operator OF
"captive" coal mines - those run
~ steel comparier primarily to
fuel their W mills The Pitts
burgn Consolidation Coal CO.. is
TIE worlds LARGEST commercial
coal concern and has iron ore and
steel interests as well. Zach is a
bellwether in its area Of the coal
industry.
The northern and western oper-
ators have held desultorv talks
With UNIV regotiators in the week
past, but the southern operators
have not resumed negotiations.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
MISSING MAN DEAD

CARROLLTON. Ga. June 90
U.P-The body of David A. Boyd.
with his throat cut and a bullet
hole in the back, was found in a
creek near here today. The 26-
year-old man had been missing
since Friday, when he told friends
he intended to go fishing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
STOKES E. SMITH

BURLINGTON, June 20-Funer-
Al services for Stokes E. Smith, a.,
who died at noon today after a
njre-month illness, will be held
Monday at 4 p. NJ, at the Rich and
Thompson Funeral chapel, Bur
lington. Burial will be in Pine Hill
cemetery. .
The deceased, a forrneg resident
Of Wilmington, is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Ruby F. Smith, and
three sons, W. Erwin Smith OF VIM
ston-salem, Harold and Kenneth
Smith, both Of Kernesville.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
GEORGE B. CAMPEN

OAO1tO1 ID. Af1NuI EN-
NEW BERN June 29-George B.
Camper, 46, prominent merchant
Of Alliance, died Friday morning
at his home following a heart at
tack.
Funeral services we're held yes
terday afternoon at four o'clock
from the residence by the Rev.
L. C. Verreen, Methodist minister,
Of Araphoe. Interment followed
in the Camper cemetery in Al
lance.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs
Phoebe Hooker Camper; two
daughters, Jean and Josephin
Camper; and five sisters, Mrs. j
B. Rice of Wilmington; Mrs. e. A
Farrell of Pittsboro; Mrs. G. +
Frasier Of Sanford; Sina Camper
of Bayboro, and Genevieve Cam
pen of Alliance.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
DAVID FRANKLIN ROWE

BURGAW, June %. David
Franklin Rowe, SO. died at his
home in Currie this afternoon at
2 o'clock when stricken with a
heart attack. He is survived by
his widow and II children. Fu-
neral arrangements will be an
nounced later.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29

r EVE S

Funeral services for Mrs. EVE
Eason, IS, who died Friday IN "a a
Roanoke Rapids hospital from m
i,ries suffered in a fall, will De
held tomorrow at IL am. d. ne
Gibson Avenue Baptist caurcn
With the Rev. C. E. BrissoA OIL,
eiating. Burial will be in spororo
cemetery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
MRS r v

WANHOE, June 28.-Funeral
services for Mrs. C. v. Gurganous
who died at James Walker Me
mortal hospital Monday after a
brief illness, were held from the
Shiloh Baptist church Tuesday at
p. m. The Rev. E. W. Pate Of
ficiated. assisted by the Rev. T.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
K. Woody, j., and the Rev. Cary

K. Woody, il, and the Rev. Cary
P. Herring of Fairmont.
Burial was nj Moores Creek
cemetery.
Mrs. Gurganous is survived by
her widower; one daughter, Miss
Laura Muriel Gurganous; n
brother, A. J. Costin Of Watha;
one sister, Mrs. L. B. Blanton,
Wallace; and seven nieces and
nepheWs.
Active p%allbearers were Carlos
Cackman, Paul Wells, Leon Lee,
R. D. Eakins, DeLeon Fennell,
and Ceron Lee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
CZFH POET DIS

PRAGUE. June 28-tP-stanfs-
Law Kostka Neumann. Y. Czech
poet. died TODAY. He recently was
named national artist of Czechos-
1ovakis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
PERON HONORED

VATICAN CITY, June 28-WH-
The Pope today awarded the
Grand Cross of the Order of Pope
Plus TX to Gen. Juan D. Peron,
president of Argentina.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29

China had a monopoly On the
silk producing business until Per-
sian monks Struggled silkworm
eggs out of China in about 527
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
RovaH To Address
Bankers Association
Snecial To The Star-News

CHApEL HILL, June 28-Brig. Gen. Kenneth e: Roy,
al. Undersecretary of War, will be among the FEATURED
a. asoLor N the program of the 18th Caroinas Bankers
spa ea r. be held at the University of North Carolina
G onlJa INV & according to [. D. Brooks, Charlotte, con-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
IA SALE To REOPEN

CHICAGO. June 28-U.p-The La
Sale hotel. closed since the five
Of June 3. 194s which took 81
lives. was scheduled to reopen to-
morrow.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-29
POET LAUREATE INJURED

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, June %
Archibald Rutledge, poet
laureate of South Carolina. was
seriously injured in an automobile
collision about 20 miles south of
here today.
The oldest commercial synthet-
ic rubber was made about Is
years ago.
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TRYS LIETUVIAI ISSIGEL
BEJO ISIRASYDAMI
LENKU KARIUOMENEN

Is KRASNOJARSkO lageric
(stotis Rechioty, Kraslag. 7-tas
lagpunkt, Niznenaimskoje ap.)
trys Lietuviai issigelbejo isira-
sydami j Sikorskio armija. Da-
bar jie atsidure Anglijoje il
pateike t!kru ziniu apie depor-
tutouju padetl minetame lage.
ryje.
Lietuviu tame lageryje buvo
apie 1900: profesoriu, aukstu-
ju valdininku, karininku, advo-
katu, gydytoju ir tt. Tarp jig
ir buves Lietuvos Prezidentas
Aleksandras Stulginskis.
Apsakymas seka:
'DeportuotQju seimos buvo
perskirtos Oar prizes pasiekiant
Sibira. Moterims ir vaikams
buvo paskirta kick svelnesnis
vadinamas laisvas istremlmas'
(volnaja Ssylka). Vyrai, su
keliom isimtir, buvo paskirtl
j sunkiuju darbu stovykla prie
krasnojarsko. Sta kelione
paskyrimo vieta trulko kelis
menesius. Tai ziauriausia ke,
lione kokia tik gall sugalvotj
NKVD agentai.
"Atgabene j 81 pragara, Is
musu ateme viska. Ne tik dra'
buzius, laikrodzius, brangeny'
bes, pinigus, bet ir peiliukus
skustuvelius, visus metallnlus
daiktelius. Nepaliko NUNS ne
kryzeliu nei skaplieriQ.
"Is pirmos dienos NKVD pa
reigunai NUNS pareiske kas
mes esame fasistlskl sunes, at
gabenti kad cia padvestume
'Ir. JUS padvesite cia visi. Ju'
greiciau, juo geriau jums L
NUNS, pasake jie. =
"Aprengti skarmalais, su
skirstyti brigadomis buvom
pradeti dvasinti. TnreJom sun
kiai dirbti Sibiro taigose. Oar
bas nuo ausros trukdayo lk
nakties. Reikejo tiesti nauJ
gelezinkelio saka ir jai paruo
sti reikalingos misko medzla
gos.
"Maistas buvo labai menkaS
Kiekviena diena purvlnu suss
lusiu bulviq sriuba. Joklos me
SOS, jokiu darzoviQ. Duono
dienai 400 gramu, bet prasteS
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(Bus daugiau)

ir tarp suimtuju jo vardas pa
siliko visada garbingas."
KOTLAS, kur buvo nukan-
kintas redaktorius DR.. Ignas
Skrupskelis, gyvenimo salygos
taip pat paaiskejo: reikejo tie
sti gelezinkeli, darbo IL valan-
du per diena. Valgyti dave pa
gal atliekamo darbo kieki.
ziema ten taip pat apie SO
laipsniu salcio. Drabuziai men
XII, ten gauti, mes savus drabu-
zius ateme.
DR.. l. Skrupskelis viena va
kara gryzo is darbo pavarges
ir susales. Atsigule. Staiga
paragino j j darba. Jis nespe-
jo atsikelti. Priziuretojas ciu-
po ir patrauke j zemyn uz ko-
jos. Krisdamas is guleto "an.
tro auksto" pataike galva j SUI
salusia zeme ir netrukus mire,
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zikuodami tai kas zmogui brangiausia
SavO

zikuodami tai kas zmogui brangiausa savo
gyvybe!
Gerokai sumises ir paraudes kaip koks gai-
dys, Vokeciu policijos komisaras Legat po to-,
kap tai nedrasiu balsu, suprasdamas kad pats
daro nusikaltima, pasake:
- Tai visa begalo idomu. Bet, kaip po-
licijos ,valdninkas, turu is aukstesnes vietos
pavedima, kuris mano tarnyboje yra pirmas toks
atsitikinas ir man abai nemalonus, butent, per-
duoti Tamstai kad, Xxi sekanco patvarkymo,
niekur is savo buto, Schenbachstr No. l. be ma
no istaigos zinios neiseitum. ...
Tai reiske namini aresta Tuojau pat 10
dziu, pareiskiau DR.. Legat'ui protesta prizes sia
yokieciu smurto priemone i mano asmeniska
laisve kaip Iietuvos Pasuntinio.
Taciau DR.. Legat, kuris buvo su manim
mandagus If laikesi korektiska aiskino kad tai
nieko nepagelbes, nes kalbama pocine preno-
ne pavartota pacios Vokie6iu Uzseniu Reika-
IL Ministerijos zinia. Turejau prizes jiega nusi-
lelstl Po to man buvo priduotas palydovas, kll-
rs palydejo name Xxi mano buto patti gi prie-
zura. kad kur nors is buto savavalingai neding-
eiau, buvo pavesta vetinei Vokieciu viesosios
pocijos nuovadai.
(RrS dauUiaul
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KAIP NUKANl<lE%AMI | SIBIRA
ISVEZTI LIETUVIAl

nes jau kahn ir butt ar begali.
Ir tai visas maistas. Nakvoti
turejome barakuose, nesildo-
muose, be antklodziu, be mat
racu. Jei norejai baraka pa
sisildyti reikejo parsinesti NAL
ku is uz 3-4 kilometru. Kad
susilti, turejome sugule spaus-
tie vienas prie kito.
'PO KELIU toxic gyvenimo
savaiciu pradejom tinti. Kuno
pavirsiuje pasirode ia IL d o s,
Mirtis pradejo init savo aukas,
1911 m. Gruodzio menesi kas-
dien mirdavo po 20-50. Mega
lejom pakelti salGio. Tempera-
tura buvo nukritus Xxi so laip-
sniu zemiau O, 0 mes neture-
JON siltesniu drabuziu nei pir-
stiniu. Kiekviena ryta rasda-
vom mirusiu draugu, kurie is
vakaro tarp kitty buvo atsigule
gyvi. Mirusiuju kunu negali-
ma buvo laidoti, nes zeme buvG
iSalus. Lavonus sukraudavom
lagerio kampe. Kiekviena va.
kara gryzdanni is darbo. ture.
davome kelis draugus jau par,
sineSti, kurie buvo mire darbC
metu. Isryto scenes kartoda.
vosi, ir mirusiu skaicius lage'
rio kampe augo. Jokios medicl'
mines pagalbos tokiomis sally
gonlis.
"Cia pasmerktuju solidaru
mas buvo nuostabus. Jaunes
nieji ir stipresnieji visa laiks
padedavo silpniesiems, ypac at
liekant kasdieninio darbo nor
ma. kad nebutu nutrauktas u;
atlikta norma skirtas maistas
Nepaisant sio pragarisko gy
venimo tarp Lietuviu nepasi
take nei vienos savizudystes.
"Apie 1941 m. Kaledas dau
gumas deportuotu, kurie buv'
atgabenti sykiu su mumis, ja1
buvo atsiskyre is gyVQju. Ne
vienas Lietqvis nebuvo iseja
is lagerio gyvas.
"Buves Lietuvos prezidenta
Aleksandras Stulginskis mir
Sausio men. 1912 metQ. Ka
NKVD agentai buvo patyr
kad tai buvo Lietuvos pref
: dentas, sugalvojo jam specia
: lius persekiojimus ir paniek
minus. Su herojizmu Stulgir
skis pakele visus kankinimu
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AMERIKA savo maistu Sc
ria sovietu armijas okupuoto-
Sc salyse, kaip Siomis dienomis
paaiskejo Rumanijoje. Ruma-
Mia patti badauja, jai Amerika
siuncia maista. Sovietu armi.
jos vadovybe pareikalavo is
Rumanijos valdzios duoti 40(
vagonu baltQ miltq, reikalingt
maitinimui 25O,000 raudonar.
mieciu uzlaikomu Rumanijoje
Amerikos valdzia prizes tai ne
protestuoja, mes toks soviety
pareikalavimas nereiskia kad
Rumanija eksportuos tuos mil
tus kitur. -. Maskvos zulikai
Wis randa budus Amerikai XII
Senius apkraustyt.
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KOMUNISTU VEIK-
LAI BRAZILUOJE
CALAIS

.Palyginant Amerikoje spren-
dina komunistu klausimo su
kitomis salimis, kaip paw. pa
daryta pereita savaite Prancu-
zijoje, kur reikalui istikus ko-
munistu nariai ismesti is mi
nistrQ kabineto, ir Brazilijoje
likvidavimu komunistu parti-
jos If suspendavimu Brazilijos
Darbo Federacijos ir 21 sriciu
daliniu, del to kad tos organi-
zacijos yra komunistu itakoje,
AmerikieciQ elgesys yra tiktai
juokas.
Brazilijoje, nusprendus likvi-
duoti komunistu partija, prezi-
dentas tai uztvirtino, isake tel
smams isardyti ir darbo orga-
nizacijas, ir dalykas baigtas.
Visoks komunistu judejimas,
viesas ar slaptas, kuris, reikia
tiketi, ten nesiliaus, bus griez-
tai slopinamas, kaltininkai bus
suimami ir baudziami.
Prezidentas Dutra pasake:
"Demokratija taip pat turi bu-
ii savo sargyboje ir kovoti uz
savo issilaikyma". Prizes komu-
nistus ir komunizma uzvedama
formal kova.
Isvengimui revoliucijos, ka
komunistai galetu kesintis SUI
rengti, ir sudavimui galutinio
, smugio Brazilijos komunistu
partial, prezidentas Dutra pa
reikalavo kongresa paskelbti
nepaprasta stow, ir pastate ge-
raj ginkluota policija strategi-
nese sostines Rio De Janeiro
dalyse, bel sargybas komunis-
tu sueigu vietu.
Armijos generalinio stabo
vadas paskelbe kad visa ka-
riuomene yra paruosta sutikti
bent koki ginkluota komunistu
pasijudinima.
o kaip pas mus, Amerikoje,
| SUI komunistais kovojama, nors
aiskiai susekta kad jie buvo
besirengia perversmui kaip tik
karas baigsis: jie cia turejo is
teige jau teroro, sabotazo, riau-
siu mokyklas komunistines re-
voliucijos pravedimui. Cia tik
stenama visomis pakampemis,
tik bijoma nenusikalsti raudo-
nukams, ir paciai Maskvai, bl-
iona nusizengti savo ralsal
demokratijai, kuria komunis-
tai gatavi bent valanda pasker-
| Sti.
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AMERIKOS valdzia turf Ii
niu kokiu budu komunistai pa.
siruose isversti sios SALES val
dzia: jie stengiasi uzgrobti po-
litine sales kontrole is vidaus.
Rusu planu, apie 100000 sios
Sales darbininku turf butt is.
mesta is darbu, sovietams uz,
imant kitose salyse biZniu rim.
kas ir uzkertant Americas pre-.
kems duris. Tada, paskelbt
visoje salyje visuotina streiks
sukelimui bendros suirutes, il
smogti visus valdzios virsinin
kus, uzgriebti ju vietas ir pa
skelbti sovietu tvarka.
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ir tarp suimtQju jo vardas pa
siliko visada garbingas."
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REUMATISKI
SKAUSMAI

Deksnio Galinga Mostis, sudaryta
is daug skirtingu elementu, turi sa-
wye galinga silima. sildydama ga
lingai, istarpins Reumatiskus skaus-
mus, ranku. koju skaudejima ir tir-
pima, dieglius, salti. Daugeliui zmo-
niu pagelbejo ir tamstai pagelbes.
Nelauk ilgiau, bet tuojau isigyk -
DICKENS OINTMENT, arba rasy-
kite dirbtuve. kama 2-oz. $1.o0:
4-oz. $500. Ekstra didele deze -
16 OF. $500. (26)
DICKENS OINTMENT
r. o. Box 666 Newark 1. N. J.
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Decken's Galinga Mostis

Gaunama Cleveland, Ohio
Pagelbes tau nuo Reumatizmo
ar taip gelimo rankq, koju, nu-
garos, strenu. Vienas is ge-
riausiu vaistu.
Clevelando Lietuviai reikalaukit
pas name. (lD
PRANE MACIENE
CSC E. 131 St. Cleveland 8, 0.
Telefonu uzsakykit: MU. 1885
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KINIJOJE, ryziai yra pa
grindinis maistas. Ryziu mai
SO kama ten pakilo Xxi $33O,O0O
dolariu. Bet tai yra Kiniski
infliacijos dolariai. Amerikos
dolariais ryziu maisas kastuoja
$27.5O, kas irgi reiskia daug.
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tat dispozcijoje eventualiams tue reikalu pasi-
tarimams su Reicho Vyriausybe.


PASTEBEJAU jog siais mano tiesiais at
sakymais DR.. Legat buvo paveiktas. National,
jis to nelauke ir tikejosi is names arba kokiu
nors suktu diplomatiniu issisukinejimu arba su-
klupimo pries il, kap galingojo Reicho smacht-
politikos" instrumenta, maldaujant kokio nors
is naciu puses susimylejimo. Deja, man nebuvo
nei mintis atejus j galva ka apgailestauti ar
prasyti is Vokieciu kokios nors asmeniskos ma
lones. Priesngai, as, kaip prizes tai Won Grund-
herr'ui pareiskau, jog uz viska kas Lletuvoje
ivyko, prsiimu ant saves asmeniskai moraline ir
formalne atsakomybe, nes veidau kaip to rel
kalavo is names mano, kaip Lietuvos Pasiunt-
nio, priesaika savo krastui
sitaip pasielgti galejau todel kad su Vokie-
cias names niekas neriso, nes jiens jokiu isl
pareigojimu nebuvau dawes. Man buvo drasu,
kadaugi jaueiau jog turejau vsos musu tautos
besalygini pasitikejn1a nekalbant jau apie ma
no kovos draugus, Lietuvius aktyvistus, kurie
lauke IS names toxic pat pasiaukojimo uz Letu-
yos nepriklausomybe, koN jie nesiojosi savo Sic
lose kada, LAF vadovybes padrasinami, stojo
ant barikadu kovai uz ta musu tautos ideala, ri
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"BOMBOs KRINTA0

J. JAZMINO aprasymas
'BOMBOS KRINTA" - laiki-
mai nutrauktas, nes kick buvo
prisiusta sunaudojome, 0 kai
atsius daugiau vel talpinsime.
Redakcija.
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KAzYs sKIRPA.
kova su Naciu Audra
(TAUTOS SUKIIlMUI IVYKUS)
(TAUTOs SUKILIMUI IVYKUS)

Suma a pazads Vo
pus paska atstatyt Nepkausomybe
The echo., 1947-08-01
Appeal Fo' New
Members

Since the September Board is
about thirty days off, we are max
ing a strong appeal to the presidents
and members to give to the Asso-
citation 700 new members before the
September Board We want these
new members to pay the September
assessment. All new members ad-
ded from the opening of the Con-
vention to September 5, 1947, will
be counted in this drive
$500 In Prizes
We want to offer prizes as fol-
lows to presidents adding the high
est number of members over Is,
$1,000; the highest number over II,
$500; the highest number over 8,
$500; and the highest number over
4 5000
Who will be the winner in this
great campaign for new members?
Renewals in this drive will count
provided that said members became
unfinancial on or before the March
Quarter.