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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
ARCHITECTS READY
TO LAY OUT SITE
OF COLLEGE GYM
Work on New $250,00O Struc
ture Will Permit Limited
Use Next Fall

Preparing for the start of con-
struction Of Blutfton colleges new
$250,00O gymnasium-auditorium next
spring, a Cleveland firm chosen as
architects for the building project
will make a survey Of the proposed
site before the close of this month.
Architects for the program were
announced this week as Ward and
Conrad, of Cleveland, following their
selection by the building committee.
Plans to start construction of the
building next spring were revealed
in November following a meeting of
the college board of trustees.
1t was announced at that time
that it is hoped to have some of the
units of the proposed building in
shape and ready >tr service some.
time during the School year begin,
ming next fall.
Date Of eompis on Of the stfurt
ure remains indef faite, but construc
tion will proceed as rapidly as funds
will permit, the building committee
said. The location will be on a site
at the rear of Science hall and
between Lincoln hall and the present
gymnasium.
Latest financial figure in the drive
to raise the $250,0OO fund was an.
nounced by DR.. L. L. Ramseyer
president of the college, at $780,
at the November board meeting.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
FORMER COLLEGE
TRUSTEE LEAVES
$86S,S31 ESTATE
Estate of A. E. Ramseyer, Donor
of Rluffton Chapel, Left to
Wife and Family
SmithyiIIe Man Had Served On
Bluffton College Board For
Over 20 Years


Alvin G. Ramseyer, Of Smithville.
former Ohio potato king and mem
Der of the Bluffton college board of
trustees for many years, left an
estate valued at $86s,S3I in an ap-
praisal filed in Wooster county
probate court this week.
Ramseyer, the donor of Ramseyer
chapel on the Bluffton campus, died
suddenly of heart attack last July
aboard the steamship Mauretinia, en-
route to the Olympic games in
London.
The estate, said to. be represented
principally by large holdings ii and
was left to Ramseyefs W - and
mine children. ---~-~s. -@s-~-~.- --@&-..-= 81
One of the largest potato growers
in Ohio, Ramseyer, an Ohio Master
Farmer, at one time farmed more
than 1900 acres Of potatoes annual
ly.
Present operations, however, en-
brace approximately 800 acres,
principally around Smithville. In ad-
dition he has some acreage in Penn
sylvania uplands where he grew his
own seed; plus extensive holdings in
citrus lands at Mission, Texas.
A member of the Blutfton college
board of trustees for more than 20
years, Ramseyer long had been active
in promoting the interests Of the
institutions He was a trustee -at-large
on the college board.
Survivors include the widow; two
sons, Alvin C. Ramseyer, Jr., in
charge of Smithville operations;
Arden Ramseyer, a Bluffton college
student; and seven daughters, Miss
Edna Ramseyer, Bluffton college
dean of women; Mrs. Virgil Gerig
Miss Erma Ramseyer, Mrs. Irene
Musser and Miss Phyllis Ramseyer
all of Smithville; Mrs. Don Gundy
FIT. Wayne, and Mrs. James Miller
Mission, Texas.
All of the children with the excep-
ton of the youngest Phyllis, still in
high school, have been Bluffton col
lege students.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
BLuftOn NdtiUe Is
Dead In California

Mrs. Mary Steiner Widmer, IS,
formerly of this place died at her
nome in Upland, Calf, December
II following a weeks illness, ac-
cording to word received here the
first of the week.
She was a native of Bluffton, the
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Tobias Steiner, and for many years
had lived in California. Funeral
services were held in the Mennon-
tie church at Upland, December IA.
Surviving are her husband Chris,
three daughters and one son. Also
surviving are one brother Grover
Steiner of Riverside, Calf, and
three sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Studler
and Mrs. Susan Stalder, Ft. Wayne
ard Mrs. Martha Steiner of Upland.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
Xmas Morning Fire
Races Chicken House

A Christmas morning fire, discoY-
cred at $50 a. m. destroyed a chick
en- house and $50 baby chicks at the
Reno Oberly residence on Washing
ton street.
Total loss in the blaze was esti-
mated at 5000. Lost in the fire
were 100 four-weeks-old chicks and
so one-day-old chicks, Oberly re-
ported.
The Bluffton fire department was
unable to save the structure. An
oil-burning brooder stove is believed
to have caused the fire.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
School Share of 1919 Tax Levies
Are Highest Among Allen
County Villages
Blutft0n Corporation For Town
Expenses Has Lowest
Village Rate

Tax rates for Beaverdam and
BIuffton rank second and third high
est respectively on Allen county's
village taxation table for the COM
ing year, the position largely due
to levies for school purposes, an
analysis of the taxation rates
showed this week.
Beaverdam village has a rate Of
5000, and Bluffton villages rate is
$3.50. They are topped only by
Elida which has a tax rate of
$2O.G0.
Beaverdam's school tax of $12.95
is the highest of any in Allen county
with Buttons levy of $12.75 rank
.$12.75 ranking second, Elidas
ing second EIida's school rate is
$11.50, the next highest.
Town GETS LITTLE
Buttons corporation rate, how
ever, the source of funds for oper-
alton of city government and its
activities, is the lowest in the coun-
ty, although its $3.50 share is
matched by Cairo which receives the
same amount.
Delphos has the highest city rate
$50, followed by Lima's $7.65 and
EHda's $500.
Buttons total tax rate of $3.50
is broken down as follows: Schools,
$12,75; Corporation, $3.50; County,
$3.05; and Township, 20 cents.
RATE BREAKDOWN
Beaverdam's aggregate tax rate
of 5000 is composed of Schools,
$12.95; Corporation, $4.20; County,
$305; and Township, 20 cents.
Bluffton corporations share of
$3.50 for the operation of the city
compares with other
county villages and cities as fol-
lows: Delphos. $50; Lima, $7.65;
Elida, $500; Harrod, $5.05; Sper-
$495, Beaverdam, S4.20;
Lafayette, $405, and Cairo, $3.50.
School tax rates in cities have
Bluffton and Beaverdam topping the
list: Beaverdam, 1925; Bluffton,
$12.75; Elida, $l1.50; Lima, $11.5o;
Harrod, $1O.4O;~ Lafayette, $40, and
Spencerville, $3.50.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
Power Plants Expand Capacity
Weather Creates Unusual
Records in 1913
Residential Building Tempo
Slows For First Time Since
End of World War1I


Button Is heading into l949 with
continuation of the revitalized in
dustrial, business and residential ex-
pansion programs which got under
way here shortly after the close of
World War II, back m 1945.
General building activity reaching
into all three field and 11arking
the growth Of larger and better
Bluffton, easily qualified as the
most noteworthy events Of the past
II months, just as they did a year
ago.
Residential building continued, al
though the boom was beginning to
taper off, largely from a two-fold
aspect. In one aspect high costs Of
construction were beginning to cut
into new starts, and from another
viewpoint widespread building since
the wars end has materially cut in
to the backlog Of new residential
building plans.
Home Tempo Slows
Indicative Of the slower tempo in
home building, only five new homes
were on the 1948 construction pro
gram, in contrast to IA new homes
credited to the preceding year. Cd
dly enough the 1947 total of IA
was the same as that of 1916 in
which there also were Ia starts.
Industrial expansion here was
marked particularly by the growth
of utility plant facilities.
At the municipal light plant and
water works, a building addition
started last spring was completed
in early fall. 1t houses a new 900
HIP boiler. Installation of a new
1000 XIV turbine, started last
summer, also is nearing completion.
Utility Expansion
At the Bluffton generating station
of the Central Ohio Light and Power
Co., fourth boiler and fourth turbO-
generator were put into service last
summer. The new 10000 XIV gener-
ator gives the plant total capacity
of $4,000 XIV. When the local plant
opened in 1887 it had one turbine
and a generating capacity of 5000
XIV.
In addition to generating changes
at the Central Ohio plant, a new
larger stack was erected; a 252-
nozzle spray system was constructed
to cool water used in the plants
generation procedure, and a radio
tower was erected here in connection
with company move toward radio
communication.
Harmon Field Lights
A new $4,000 floodlighting system
was installed at Harmon field
stadium during the last summer, and
the Bluffton airport was dedicated
on the Fourth of July in two major
municipal improvements. At the air
show, marking the airport dedication,
crowd of 5000, largest in the
towns history, assembled for the
afternoon.
Following the dedication of the
90-acre airport in July, a second
Continued on page 81
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
With The Sick

Edwin Amstutz residing west of
Bluffton is a medical patient in
Lima Memorial hospital. His con-
dition is reported satisfactory.
Miss Edith Reeder of Jenera, re-
ceptionist in the office of DR.. M. D.
Soash is a medical patient in Bluff
ton hospital. Her condition is re-
ported improved.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
The Backwoods
Santa Claus

It was the day before Christmas,
1917, and James Rogers, empty
knapsack slung on one shoulder and
his powder-horn and bullet pouch
l<on the other, swung merrily through
the snow-carpeted forest singing at
the top of his rasping voice "Old
Mister Frog, He Accounting Went,
Uh-huh"
It was Rogers turn to make the
25-mile hike from Medina to Cleve-
land after the mail for the little
settlement he called home, and the
knapsack, actually tow sack with
it's corners tied together, was to
bring back the few necessities from
an apothecary shop and all the
trinkets and doo-dads he could find
in Cleveland's four stores as pres
ents for the Medina children.
Cleveland was the nearest post
office and the 50-milc round trip was
regular weekly event-the settlers
making it in turn and doing errands
for the others. This time Rogers
also was to be Santa Claus and re
turn from the North loaded with
gifts-if he could find any.
25 Cents Letter Postage
Hanging over his back was little
pack of coon and otter skins to pay
the postage on Medina's prospective
letters and completely smothering it,
a much heavier pack Of buck and
doe skins. That was the legal
tender with which to buy the jim
cracks for the kids. Postage then
was 25 cents on each letter and since
the postmaster had experienced so
much difficulty in collecting de-
linquent postage accounts, the rule
was "no postage, no letter"
Rogers felt buoyant. A new
tangled lock put on his old aint-lock
by the lone Cleveland gunsmith on
his last trip there gave him confd-
ence. 1t was a formidable weapon
and guaranteed infallible. Rogers
had not been worried about Indians
none We're left in the neighbor-
hood. But he had done a lot of
thinking about a pile of clean-picked
bones he had seen in the snow deep
in the woods back of Medina. That
meant wolves and the skeleton once
had belonged to somebody who fell
their prey. And so, the modern,
sure-fre gun lock.
"Not without Uncle Rats consent,
would I marry the President" sang
the backwoodsman-then suddenly
sensed that something was following
| him.
Wild Animals
The swapping of a twig on one
side, a rustling in the bushes on the
other and then more little noises
| Continued on page 81
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
Farm Home Near
RdiUs0n Rarasacked

The farm home of Mrs. Joe Wal
ters north Of Rawson on Hancock
county road 50 was ransacked last
Friday, she reported to Sheriff Orla
Cooper in Findlay, Tuesday.
Screens were torn from a door
and window and the lavatory was
torn off the bathroom wall, she said
This was the second depreciation
at her home, she said. On Deem
ber II a quantity of canned fruit
belonging to Frank Freed was TAX
en-, she said.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
EUdngeistic Campaign
Prayer Meet Sunday

Details of a Tri-County Evange-
hstic campaign to be held in this
area from Jan. 8 to 80 will be
formulated in a prayer service at
the Bluffton Missionary church Sun
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
The three-weeks campaign will
open in the st. John Mennonite
church at Pandora; with the latter
half of the series scheduled in the
Button High school auditorium.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
Rites Held For Father
OF Mrs. Ralph Stedrns

Funeral services were held in To-
ledo Sunday for Allen B. Castanien,
78, father of Mrs. Ralph Stearns,
of Bluffton, who died last Thursday
at his home in Toledo.
In addition to Mrs. Stearns, sur
vivors include the widow; and four
other daughters. Burial was at Up
per Sandusky, Monday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
BLUFFTON MARKETS
Wednesday Morning

Grain (bushel prices) - Wheat
1920; corn S125; oats SOC; soys
$2.41.
Poultry-Heavy hens 35c; leghorn
hens 29c; heavy springers 40c; heavy
stays 22c; leghorn stays zoe.
Eggs-Large white ACC; large
brown 46c; medium white 42c;
medium brown 41c.
Butterfat-64c.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
ShOuU Missionary
Film, On Alaska

Alaska, Our Northern Outpost" "
IS the title of a sound film to be
shown at the Presbyterian church
next Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock
under auspices of the missionary
society of the church. The public
Is invited.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
Swiss Male Chorus

Regular Monday evening rehears-
al of the Swiss Male chorus will be
held in the First Mennonite church
next Monday night at 8 o'clock.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
f22y3 TElI&5
zlzesg3:51;o:Il1o't

sT HARRY L. HALh
EDITORS NoTE-This u one
Of series of articles to appear
IN the Blufton NeVs dealing
toith early Ohio history. Others
tOiu appear in forthcoming
issues.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
Wild Amin ais

Wild Animals
The swapping of a twig on one
side, rustling in the bushes on the
other and then more little noises
Continued on page 81
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-16
(Nuotrauka B. Gaidziuno.,

| ir fizines jegas ir laukti dar ne
zinia ko. 0 tue tarpu sovietV
agentai nesnaudzia. -.
Tat nenuostabu, jog kai kas
praranda kantrybe ir Wilt, pa
siduoda ju ikalbamas ir grizta
Grizta pas "teveli" Stalina jau
kaip istikimiausias jo sunus.
Ir taip YAK. demokratijos
del savo istaigQ ir organizaci-
ju neapdairumo isigyja priesV
viena simta po kito, mes tie
zmones, kurie, tick veltui is
lauke, kurie tick be .reikalo is
kenteje, turejo grit namon,
tie asmens jau noroms memo
roms lures savo darbu ir pa
siaukojimu "didziajai socialis-
tinei tevynei atsilygint uz cia
praziopsota laika ir pelnyt pa
slijusi jau pasitikejima. Jau ir
dabar, isvykdami, jie nesidrovi
uz visa gera, uz ta sirdinga Va
karu valstybiu globa atsideko-
ii sitokiomis frazemis:
"Sudievu tad naci ir janki,
Sudiev, svetimieji krastai.
Perkunas lai juos nutrenkia,
AS tevisken trokstu karStai."
sitaip raso viename is tu
laikrasciu ('"Tevynes Balsas"
mr.. ~, kuriu atveza tie polit-
rukai j musu stovyklas Britu
zonoje.
Tur but, tie garbingi Britu
ar Amerikieciu kariai, kurie
kaip palydovai saugo Stalino
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-16
Glen c. Sponseller
KANDIDATAS I
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
of STARK COUNTY

Mr.. Sponseller gyvena Stark. aps
skrityje visa savo gyvenima. Jis
yra namu savininkas ir taksu mo-
ketojas. Per daug metu igijo prak-
tisko patyrimo, ir tinka bent kokiai
vietai.
Per praejusius IL metu jis tarna-
vo ir dabar tebetarnauja pirminin-
ku Township Board of Trustees.
Gyvena ir operuoja ia pacia far
ma kurioje jis gime Sc metal atgal'
Per praejusius 80 metu jis dirbo
Timken Roller Bearing Co., Canton
Ohio. Yra vedes, turi iris vaikus
Savo ilgu gyvenimu patyre p1aciai
dolario verte ir todel pasizada vest
apskrities reikalus ekonomiskai il
atsakanciai, uzlaikyti sios apskri.
ties istaigas tvarkingai. Jis kandi-
datuoja Deemokratu partijos tikie.
tn. balsavimai bus Geguzes 4.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-16

agentus musu stovyklose, nei
nenujaucia, kad tie agentai
verbuoja darbininkus ir karius
savo batiuskai Stalinui, ku-
riam niekad nebus perdaug
darbo ranku gaminti tankams
lr granatoms ateinanciam ka-
rui? Turbut nezino kokius nuo-
dus tie agentai vezioja Emo
mems savo propogandines spau-
dos pavidale.
Lauke jau trejis metus EMO
mes nuo Baltijos krantu, nuo
KarpatQ, nuo Dunojaus ir nuo
Balkanu, lauke ir tikejosi: gal
Amerika priims, padetume, bu-
tune naudingi. -. Bet kur
tau! Tx vienos tautybes EMO
nlu didesnis kicks nuvyko j
Amerika. Ir daugelis tu EMO
niu kaip tycia buvo ka tik "at-
bege" is SSSR CD Kada 1947
M. vienam transportui isvyks-
tant New Yorka buvau pri-
Ipuolamai apsilankes emigrantu
Ilageryje Bremene, tai karingu-
ju komunistiniu dainu ten per
dvi valandas tick prisiklausiau,
kick neprisiklausydavau nei per
savaite bolseviku laikais Lie
tuvoje 1910 metals. -. Dali
navo, mat, isrinktieji emigran-
tai j USA. -. Jiems bvo atvi-
ri vartai Amerikon, tyliems
ukininkams nuo Baltijos ar nuo
Dunojaus durys ligi siol uz-
trenktos. Is ju dabar gall, IRO
globojami ir padedami, Stalino
tarnai rinktis kareivius ir dar-
bininkus Stalinui.
Todel ir nenuostabu, kad to
vlsko nesuprasdami ir baisiai
apsivyle zmones ir atsisveiki-
ma isvaziuodami:
lr tn, garbingas Amerikos ar
Britanijos kareiveli, kurs da-
bar atlydi agentus j tavo drau-
GU stovyklas ir su nerupestin-
ga nuobodziaujancio ziurovo
nina viska taip saltai vertini,
kas musu nusiminimu ir nevil-
timi aptemdo = ir tn gal su-
sitiksi kada vel ia dypuka, ku-
ri tavo lydimi ir saugomi Stall
no tarnai is musu stovyklu is
vyliojo.
Gal sutiksi tn j, bet ne kaip
beginkli, apskurusi dypuka, 0
kaip inirsinta varoma raudono-
sios armijos kovotoja, kurs gal
ir noredamas nebegales tau
draugiskai paspausti rankos,
kuri j kadaise maitino ir sell
pc.
Ir taip vyksta pasaulyje ne
susipratimai. -. P.Varguolis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-16

teisingai vaizduos tikra Ital,
tautos veida. "Italijos grazuo
le" beveik gedingai tampt
"jaunikaiciai" gelemis ir vylio
nemis: Molotovas zada koloni
jas, Marshall siulo baltos duo
nos, Bidault - Triesta. Vie
mas daiktas geresnis uz kita
ir Italai, paskende tarp tu rim
kiminiu pazadu, nebegali susi
vokti keno pazadas vertinges.
mis- ir kuris "jaunikis" bus isti.
kimesnis.
Kokiu uzpakaliniu minciu tic
"jaunikaiciai' beturetu, vienas
dalykas Wis del to pasilieks
aiskus: kOmunistine Italia SUI.
darys Europai nauju dideliQ
sunkumu. Jei Italai nubalsuos
uz komunistus ir socialistus
Isle, mat, eina drauge SUI ko-
munistais, isskyrus tik ju ma.
ia dali Saragat vadovaujama)
tai tue paciu komunistinis dir
zas - kurs verzia visa Europa
- suspaus likusius taip stip-
rial jog tuoj pritruks kvapo
Pc Italijos butinai ateitu ellie
Prancuzijai. Tuo ir butu uz-
sklestas visas komunistinis
diendarzis.
Vilciu Italijoje turf ir vieni
ir kit: ir komunistai-socialistal
ir Observation-Disclosures. Vie
nu ar antru laimejimas bus Ia
bal "liesas": dideles persvaros
negali tureti nei vieni nei xiii
Bet parlamente uztenka turet1
vieno balso dauguma, kad ga
letum diktuoti. Uztenka turetl
81 balsa, kad calcium valdyti
kitus so. O juk kur ina valdy-
ii komunistai, ten greital tas
"kitas so" isnyksta kaip du-
mas.
Ir jei Italijoje valdzia atitek-
tn komunistams-socialist a m S
(Togliatti-Nenni liaudies bio
kui), tai kuris is musu netlke-
tn kad su Italia atsitlks tas
pat kas atsitiko su Cekoslova-
kija. Neveltui jau dabar sne-
kama apie galimumus Pople-
ziui issikelti is Romos. Matyt'
Italijos rinkimai gall duotl VI
stems staigmenu.
Ju belaukiant, kaunamasl vi
suose frontuose: karas elna
pilnu tempu. Tx Wis dar
laimei ar nelaimei - krauJc
nesimato.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-16

kada artejo 1889 metq Rugse-
jo 1 - pirmoji Lenkijos uzpuo-
limo diena. Ir jei Xxi siol "sovie-
tu kirvis" lengvai kapojo gal
vas visai eilei valstybiu, tai
siadien - kada kirvis pakibo
virs Berlyno ir virs visos Vo-
kietijos - kiekvienas mato kad
jis kris tiesiai j akmeni.. Ia
da ir turesime kibirksti kuri
iskels neisvengiama gaisra.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-16
ISDAVIAAAS AR NESUSIPRATIMAS?

Skaitytojams tur but zino
ma, kad tremtiniams globot
organizacija IRO vienu svar.
biausiu savo veikimo tikslu Wis
dar tebelaiko tremtiniu grail.
nina j ju kilmes krastus. Ka.
dangi tie ''kilmes krastai' Wis
dar tebera komunistu okupuoti
tai ir tas grazinimas yra ne
kas kita, kaip tremtiniu atida-
vimas komunistams.
Kiekvienas kovoti ar dirbti
gals zmogus pas Stalina bus
padarytas darbo vergu. Ten
smarkiai vykdomi penkmeciu
planai, kuriama karo pramone,
skubiai ruosiami istekliai, at
sargos, ginkluojamasi. O karui
kilus, kiekvienas ginkla pakelti
gals vyras bus aktingai Jung
tas karo masina.
Taigi kas iseina? ISeina tas,
kad Vakaru demokratiju pile
ciai> moka mokescius, remia
IRO (sovietai ja boikotuoja y
O ia IRO maitina, selpia, uzlai-
ko tremtinius ir stengiasi pa
deti ir sudaryti salygas sovie-
tu agentams verbuoti stovyk-
lose zmones, kurie net nera So
vietu pilieciai ir issiuncia juos
Stalinui jo busimo karo reika-
lamS. -.
Tu sovietu agentq-karininku
lankymasis DIP stovyklose yra
CANA daznas ir labai erzinantis.
Isvengimui galimu incidentu
juos lydi grupe ginkluotu ka-
riu (Anglu ar Amerikieciu).
Sovietu karininkai paprastai
atveza pundus propogandines
literaturos ir dalina zmonems.
Mus globojanciu istaigu parei-
gunai 81 visa reikala laiko "all
right, bet eilinis DIP sta fax
ta ziuri kaip Vakaru demo-
kratiju istaigu neapsiziureji-
ma arba net isdavima.
Yra tiesiog griaudu rasyti
apie likima tu vargsu DIP EMO
niu, kurie tick daug tikejosi,
kad paliko savo tevynes, savo
turta, artimuosius, ir, neziure-
dami didziausiu karo pavoju,
atbego j Vokietija ir tikejosi
patekti j Vakaru sajungininku
rankas, kad jau nebereiketu
vergauti neapkenciamam rau-
donajam zmonijos siaubui.
Islauke jie trejus metus.
Jaunesnius ir stipresnius issi-
rankiojo pirkliai ir issiveze, Q
visai tremtiniu masei (dauge-
liui sveiku ir darbingu seimu)
belieka dar vargti supuvusiuo-
Sc barakuose, apgriautose ka-
reivinese, prarandant dvasines
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-04-16
Susi,naissiusios Viltys

NEPRAEINA nei vienos die
nos kad negirdetume Wis ka
nors naujo apie Italia. Mat, uz
keliu dienu (Balandzio 18) ten
ivyks visuotini rinkimai. Ir ME-
kad tie rinkimai nebuvo tick
svarbqs kick dabar. " tai II
atsitiko taip kad j tuos 1talijos
rinkimus isimaise tick daug
"pasalieciq". Tikrai sunku bus
pasakyti ar rinkimu daviniai
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