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Evening star., 1948-06-14
SITUATIONS MEN Cont.
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

EXP. SELLING ABSTRACT and material
reliable vet, 80. bus. BACKGROUND. degree
Evening star., 1948-06-14

REFINED MATURE COUPLE with l
grown son. 1 small daughter. to act az
resident manager, full or part time and
maintenance engineer part time In ex-
change for apartment from to D.
ATeY R,Ur i.
Evening star., 1948-06-14
NURSERY. ARLINGTON

For children rs yrs. old, beautiful det
brick bldg. on lot 13ix"00. with rms
21a baths, inclosed front porch, large open
rear porch, full bsmt, oil h.-v.h.. Scar
detached brick garage, FIRE escape: fully
equipped and licensed for 80 children
Real estate exclusive OF income worth the
asking price.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtor. sos No, Capitol. MA. $3.50. lis
OIORED-GROCERY, in s.w.. doing good;
no beer 4-room apt: 81 800; $1,000 cash,
balance terms. EX. 96Q7. l5s
Evening star., 1948-06-14

GENERAL OFFICE WORKER. permanen
position with hotel equipment i,I1j.v nrm; psn so
sick ,1f saos eSfa xb sone
e typns xpAs 9s Co. ets s41 4Ppy s1 M N0fs
GIRL or gnS 20
chine: knowledge Of bookkeeping not nee
essary: air-conditioned once: 5-day Wk N
Apply personnel ONCE, ARCADE SUNSHINE
&c aiGH ts scHooI HooIne nGeRADuArE. with bushes
training. TO assist buver of dresses. Sci
Mf a2wNs wsxLrsEapfs aGi nGnn exps
pref. but not required: permanent posi-
lions with excel. salary and commission
WIN HAHN & CO.. 3113 1Ath st. Nv
HOSTESS for large dining room; som
knowledse Of typins and menu sd plannin I'm,
fHosTEss-casHIER. fbssTnsss iSH young @ woman, re-
ssd.Ts nse snd sas sagasls ssn hrs to to gsPn
and dinner. See MRS. BRYAN, 1sa.
GHousEKEEpER. GSHn middle aged; unineam
ends in country If desired. MRS. KEN
EEpy &C. 5000. weesdsys; sYss1isys.d live mto out
hotel; answer in own handwriti&ng' & stas
kHEIppScs HE p1st scPsr rofIRATSk sf HSf Sfs andef IS
not essential. Short IS hour. 5oday week
no Saturdays. Apply ftooW aus, as 90
i4th st. NV, between 8 am. and 3 I'm
KINDERGARTEN TEACHER. must be ex
perienced; normal training: able to PA
LADfEs, e4-5o. for part-time saleswork
able to work s hrs. or more wkly-: eXper
not nee; ideal for housewives or Govt
employees: earnings about ST. 50-S2 n
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS. Phone Ma
1856, Tues. or Wed only, 10 to 8 p m
LADIES TO GATHER AND TYPE Govern
ment data; 5-dsy week; hours. 9 to 5; So
per week Address Box 339-E, Star. l5'
LADY, young, experienced. TO give eGer
else IN health club, part time. 142s s.
NV. second floor. 10
LADY, housekeeper. to care for 30-roor
rooming house; maid employed to assist
$50 per mo- and Ink. room. compensa
tion. Please write Box 25-D. Star. IA
lIANICURIsI. steady; hsst,class trad.
IDEAL BARBER SHOP, 500 st. nv
MARRIED WOMEN WANTED to max
telephone surveys from her own hom
en- part-time basis. Hillside $3.50 70
details. 10
MILLINERY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
only need apply, salsTiH, MiI1is Sse Per " "
Conn. ave. 10
Evening star., 1948-06-14

ing cenditions; MGm n $5-hTss hTs, S-day week. ai
sh sTENos SSGMfi RAfHEksgoar Els rapid EXPANSION
This Leading wholesale house ofers 5.
sir-cond. air. ofices. Pay commensurate with
e'y nRN yWHoPsAnERs dPRlyA GeEFssn sc and ISIS s.
sTENoGRAPHER. in once handling insur-
ance claims permanen,t Isn,v POSITION Rr1s spps4 p4o
@oodTard tSo dSvaa'fRsn''p blds p1. Abpi 5Pso a.
STORE GIRLS, to be trained form for mana; "a;
ceient fen ncome. Your lack Of experience
net matter 5pz 5gst bTcs baYs snRSn eIEas AN
sEfERvisoRs. SUP is in cafe!erias, related EXP
includes service or production helpful but
potentia pe Tli i in in this work. GOVERNMENT
SERVICES. INC lie .lst St: nv
n one uhg hs
WsSoTos va afS hs9slf iA6sDR i9s sHss e *
ton ton dept: EXPERIENCE. helpful but no,
essental :, sood Gsy M ghile learning tS Apply
TYrnsIuNeE 5; sso5 pay sealss good hoy hGSFs
i've specsts otsn shop Fine POSITION for
! liable, dependable Young woman; refer
ences required Apply mornings: $50 to
10 only, or telephone pI, 500 for inter.
| view appointment. kAPLOWIIA, l3tn
TYPisT. permanent position in pleasant
ONCE; 5-day week. Apply 927 woodward
TYHPPisT-Refined girl. some experiences
preferred; pleasant working conditions n
well located downtown once: 5-day week
| DI. 1880 Ext. . Ia
TYPIsT. under 80, exper, so to so w.p.m.
| for newspaper ONCE; 5ia-day week; start
ing salary, $40; insurance, hospitaliza
ton. Elk. 5340. -15
TYPIsT. part time. contractors once. !
| to 5 pm; good pay: probably permanent
full time If satisfactory. Box 101-Z
TYPIsT.aeneral and billing; plumbing
lTfP1ST CLERK. exper., age 20-30: 5-da5
week $40. Apply NATIONAL LrTHo co.
TYPIsT-CLERK high school graduate
pleasant working conditions, 5-day. 371a-
| hour week, paid vacations, free hospitaliza-
tion insurance. AMERICAN SURETY Co.
| $50 Southern Bldg. -15
TYPIST- CLERK. for economic research
unit of weekly news maEazine; require
minimum speed Of SO words per minute
5-day wk; many employment ADVANTAGES
Phone DI. 2soo. Ixt. 261. Ia
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28
MAYNARD TELLS OF WELFARE NEEDS AT
 MEETING OF JpLWv

The regular bi-monthly meet ing of the Juneau Provisional League of Women Voters was held at the Baranot Hotel, Wednesday noon, with Russell Maynard. Di- rector of the Department of Pub- lie Welfare, as speaker. Tn dis cussing the needs of the Welfare Department Maynard furnished information which will be incor- porated in letter the Child Welfare Committee of the League plans to send to each member of the Territorial legislature.
 Maynard briefly reviewed the development of the welfare pro- gram from it's inception at the first meetings of the Territorial legisla- ture in 1cl3 and 1915. He outlined the history Of the Department of Puhlic Welfare since 1887.
 Maynard reported that the Board of Public Welfare which met last week in Juneau recommends that the legislature make certain revis- ions in the welfare program in order to make it possible for the department to adequately meet the
 needs for public service and assis- tance. He re-emphasized the
 necessity for more funds to care for the needy He pointed out that 1 rise in living costs require increas-
 ed appropriations in all programs of welfare work
 1 Effective December l, Maynard reported waiting lists in the Aid to
 Dependent Children will be dis
 continued. This action was ord
 cred by the Board after confer ences with representatives of the Federal Security Agency. It was determined that the operation of the program was not in conform l ity with Federal requirements l Eliminating the waiting lists means | that 100 additional children will be certified for aid. It also means that this increase in number of children receiving aid will decrease the monthly allowance per child from $1356 to about $9 In Alaska,
 where living costs are higher, de-
 pendent children receive living ! allowance less than that paid in any of the 48 states.
 Increased funds for services for children and the need for addi-
 tional protective legislation were
 the points emphasized by Maynard These and other facts touching
 on child welfare will be incorpor- ated in a letter which the child
 welfare committee of the League
 plans to send to each member of |. the Territorial legislature.
 The next meeting of the League
 will be held at noon, November
 10. All women interested are cor
 dially invited to attend
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28
{. BASSETT, MtM0RRAN ON WAY TO TESTIFY, CAB
 HEARINGS, ANCHORAGE

Enroute to Anchorage to attend the rehearing of the Alaska Ser vice case before the Civil Aeronau- tics Board, s. Clark Bassett, sta- tion operation manager Pan Amer ican World Airways, Seattle, and Don McMorran, regional traffic manager PAA Seattle, arrived in Juneau Wednesday on PAA and were Pacific Northern passengers to the Westward city today.
 E. N. Ogg, station operation manager, Annette, and Joe God ding, district traffic manager, Ketchikan, are also enroute to Anchorage to appear as witnesses before the CAB.
 Pan American is asking that An chorage be included with Fair banks as northern co-terminal of PA and, on the southern end, that Portland, San Francisco and Los Angeles he included as CO., terminals with Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28
CHRISTMAS TB SEALS
 WILL BE MAILED SOON

Dr. H. c. Harris, chairman of the Kiwanis' Committee now con- ducting the Alaska Tuberculosis As- sociation's canvass of the business houses, wishes to point out an er- TOT in yesterdays report on the Kiwanis meeting The statement was made that no seals would be sent out unless ordered from Kiwanians. This is an error, says pr. Harris, as his committee is contracting business houses alone, and Christmas seals will be mailed as usual to all per- sons not having previously donated through business house.
 Mrs. Bess A. Vim, executive sec- retary of the Association, states that mailing will be started in two weeks and that seals will be sent as usuai to all persons with the ex- cept:on of the owners of the various firms previously donating through the Kiwanis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28
''NEW ORLEANS" i5 JAZZ PICTURE
 AT 10TH CENTURY

The goth Century Theatre de- clared a holiday for jazz yesterday when New Orleans" Jules Levey's saga of the growth of the blues brought huz2ahs from the older members of the audience and whis- ties from the junior crowd
 For New Orleans" is the first screen treatment of jazz to recog- nize it's position as an integral part of American culture and to salute the musicians who "birthed" it as creative artists whose contribution to the world of music is interna- tional as well as native.
 The unbeatable strains of Louis Armstrong and his original New Orleans jazz men, the tempestuous beat of Meade Lux" Lewis's boog- ie woogie, Billie Holidays sultry singing and the sophisticated varia- tions provided by Woody Herman's band are alone worth plaudits. But Levey and director Arthur Lubin have come close to gliding the lily with charming romance of old New Orleans spiced with some mag nificcnt concert singing by the films star. Dorothy Patrick to serve as a framework for the rhythms.
 Starring opposite lovely Miss Pat rick. is Arturo de Cordova. Irene Rich, Marjorie Lord, John Alexan- der and Richard Hageman handl; featured parts with finesse.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28

Rainbow Girls have been selling
 tickets on the dainty doll and tickets will be available at the Carnival.
 Many committees have worked on this annual event. Pat Oakes
 with Peggy Forward, Edith We'll
 ington, Sylvia Davis and Connie Williams have handled the public ity; Mrs. Hazel Mantyla and Mrs. Dorothy Tuckett are advisors for the groups, and Jeanne Boddy Alice-Jean Davis, Joanne Sabin and Betty Mantyla are also heads of committees.
 The Rainbow Girls have been working hard on this carnival for six months and are all planning tc
 make the event big success.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28
37 IN, 41 OUT ON ALASKA COASTAL
 ON WEDNESDAY

Alaska Coastal Airlines carried 79 passengers in and out of Juneau yesterday with 37 on incoming flights and 42 going out. Passen- gers were:
 From Tenakee: Sam Asp, Arthur Paul
 From Hood Albert Smith.
 From Ketchikan: A. L. Zumwalt, Al Baker. Frank R. Clayton.
 From Wrangell. Lyle Hebert, Irl Thatcher, Richard Folta.
 From Petersburg: Mrs. H. Bell John Hansen, George Frederoff.
 From Skagway: Sister Abigail, T Givan, Dave Stewart. Ray Chun.
 From Haines: Dick Hatch, Mrs Bracken, w. Spratling, Ed. Repet- ii. John Willard. Steve Flames, E |Koening, Jr., E. F. Peartree, MT and Mrs. c. A. Gebhart.
 From Hoonah: David Perrin, Jr Emma Mercer.
 From Sitka: Sid Thompson, F Smyth, F. Johnson, I. Dickenson H. Vidka, s. Hubley.
 From Chatham: K. Foldoe.
 To Tenakee: J. Pascua, Mrs. Rey- noldson, Nick Gronasma.
 To Sitka: Ray Bradley. John Will lard, Ken Johnson, Ray Johson, H Brown, Mrs. Baggen, Patrick Anal off, Mrs. Hunter, Gus Rastopsosa Dr. and Mrs. Hodgins, Tom Smith To Hood Bay: Carl B. Swensk Jonas Hoog, Lester Spencer, Fred A Steiner.
 To Ketchikan: Jack Tucker, Al Baker, K. Olsen, Gertrude Jewell.
 To Petersburg: Gertrude Jewell. To Haines: G. J. Martin, Mrs. c J. Martin, Jack Carlyle, Gertrude Hanson, William Spratling. To Hoonah: Mir. and Mrs. H Douglas, E. Douglas. Robert Austin Elsie Isturi.
 To Baranof: Walter Hellan, Mike Kerry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28
THRILL FEATURE
 OF SOUTH SEAS,
 CApIT0L'5 BILL

With Jon Hall, Victor McLaglen, Olympe Bradna and Gene Lockhart heading a cast of thousands, Ed
 ward Small's production of South
 of Pago Pago" will open tonight at
 the Capitol Theatre.
 South of Pago Pago" tells the
 story of a band of seafaring adven-
 turers who set out to find a fabu-
 lous pearl red somewhere south of
 Pago Pago. When the ship reaches
 Manoa, the natives of the island
 turn out in jubilant welcome. By devious methods-including cheap trinkets, liquor and brute force lthe ships master forces the natives to dive for pearls despite the fact that their leader has put taboo or the pearl beds.
 The laundering climax when the ships crew resorts to guns anC bombs to subdue the natives makes an exciting finale for the adven- ! ture-filled film as the natives with ltheir shrewd cunning outwit the plunderers and drive them iron their seas.
 Edward Small sent production crew on location to South Sea is lands to film vital scenes for the picture. Over 2,000 natives wert hired for the film; 300 outriggel canoes were employed; and com plete native village was built on the famous Kona beach of Hawaii fol scenes in the film.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28
ANNUAL ROLL CALL DRAWS CROWD TO
 ELKS LAST NIGHT

The annual roll call drew an all most SRO crowd at the Elks last night.
 District Deputy J. P. Valentine, of Ketchikan, made his official visit and Capt. Svend Hansen, Sec tor Commander of the Alaska Con- munication System, Signal Corps United States Army, and Joe Man. gan, insurance agent, were taken through the gates into the Elks pasture of Lodge No. APO.
 Entertainment and feed follow ed the regular session.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28
RAINBOW GIRLS 10 HOLD CARNIVAL ON
 SATURDAY NIGHT
There Will Be All Kinds of Booths Filled with Arti-
 e|es ' Dancing, Too

Miss Helen Isaak, Worthy Ad- visor of Juneau Rainbow Girls, an- nounced today many interesting sidelights of the Rainbow Carni-
 val which is to be held on Saturday night, October 30, in the Scottish
 Rite Temple.
 A fish pond will allow everyone to win the fish derby that night.
 Miss Joanne Sabin, in charge of this booth, disclosed that many in- teresting "fish" are available and will appear at the end of poles. Miss Alice-Jean Davis and Mrs
 William Barron are in charge of cookie and candy sales for the eve ming. Homemade fudge, cookies
 peppermints, cupcakes, suckers, di- vinity popcorn and carmeled corn will be sold.
 Mathenys five-piece band will provide music for dancing during the evening in the ballroom, and <, balloons. paper caps, peppers and
 Halloween decorations will carry out the carnival theme.
 Jeanne Boddy, needlework chair man, has announced that a wide i selection of potholders, dishtoweis aprons and other fancywork vii
 be on sale.
 Climaxing the event will bs
 the awarding of Miss Rainbow
 William Barron made the chest te
 hold the complete wardrobe which was made by Eastern Stars anc
 Rainbow Girls. For month the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28

Read the want-Ads for bargains
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28
MARINER SCOUTS TO HOLD MEET TONIGHT

Mariner Scouts will meet tonight at the home of Betty Tapley for a business meeting, followed by re- treatments. Main business will be the discussing of projects for the good of the community. This will be the first meeting with the troops new leader, Miss Joyce Smith.
 Scouts held their annual scav- enger hunt last Thursday evening, following short business meeting at the home of Jackie Martin. After the hunt the girls returned for refreshments and games.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28
HOTEL GUESTS

Guests at the Gastineau Hotel from Sitka include MT. and Mrs. H. Matson and William H. Hills.
 At the Gastineau from Haines are E. c. Koenig. Jr., and Steve L. Homer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28
FROM THE WESTWARD

Here from the Westward and staying at the Baranof Hotel are R. Roland Armstrong, Mrs. Thomas Constant and Miss Jean Constant of Anchorage, William Carlson and William Carlson, Jr., of Cordova
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28
UNLOAD BLACK GOD
 AT STORAGE DOCK

Fern II unloaded l3,000 pounds of fish this morning at Juneau Cold Storage. 12,000 pounds of black cod and 1000 pounds hali- but Skipper is John Lowell. The Explorer, headed by Mag nus Hansen came in yesterday af- ternoon with 5000 pounds of black cod.
 
 Read tae Want-Ads for bargains
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21
IS PABALTUO UNI
VERSITETO GYVE-
NIMO

Kaip pranesa "Mintis', Pa
BALTIC universitete Pinneberge
ivyko pasikeitimu. Isvykstan-
clio Lietuviu rektoriaus Prof.
Manelio vieton isrinktas prof.
Puzinas. Jis kartu eina ir rex
toriaus Suddenly reikalams pa
reigas. Latviu rektoriumi is
rinktas prof. Eglitis, Estu -
prof. Raun.
Visi Pabaltieciai akademikai
esa labai patenkinti, kad at
sauktas is uzimamos vietos II
DPACCS sefas Bure, kuris yra
prisidejes prie daugelio truk-
dymu universiteto darbui.
Nauju sefu paskirtas Mr..
Cordell, palankus Baltams II
pritarias universiteto veiklai.
Rysium SUI tue laukiama uni
versiteto darbo palengvejimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21
SvarbuS Tautines SroveS
veikeju Suvaziavimas
NUMATYTA SAUKT]
SEIMAS RUDENI

Geguzes 1916 d., Tabor Far
mole, Sodus, Mich, ivyko Lie
tuvai Vaduoti Sajungos, Ame-
rikos Lietuviq Misijos ir Ame-
rikos Lietuviq Tautininku Cen
tro veikejq pasitarimas.
Shame susirinkime buvo pri-
pazinta kad siu organizaciiu
dalyviai turf vienodas paziuras
i bendrus tautinius bel Ameri-
kos Lietuviu visuomen skus
reikalus ir jie drauge su tokiu
paciu paziurq Americas Lietu-
viais nelsitraukusiais j sias or
ganizacijas, sudaro viena Ame-
rikos Lietuviu srove, neoficia-
liai vadinama tautininku sroves
! vardu.
Taip pat buvo pripazinta kad
esamos sios sroves organizaci-
jos, vienos yra tik vietines, XII
tos apima tik dali visuomenis-
ko veikimo tikslu, budamos
skirtos vien tik Lietuvos islai-
svinimo akcijos reikalams. Be
to, organizaciju daugumas su-
daro darba kliudanciu nepato-
gumu.
Todel prieita isvados kad tu-
ri butt sudaryta viena bendra
sios sroves organizacija, ap-
imanti visus jos visuomeniSkus
interesus ir visas Lietuviu ko-
lonijas.
Tuo tikslu yra sudaryta or
ganizacine komisija SUI nuola-
tiniu sekretarijatu.
Komisija sudaro Sic asme-
nys: J. J. Bachunas, Adv. An
tanas A. Oils, P. j. ziuris, V.
G.. Abraitis, A. S. Treciokas,
J. P. Ginkus, S. Nasvytis, P.
Linkus ir V. Rastenis.
Komisijos pirmininku isrin-
ktas A. A. Oils, izdininku =
J. j. Bachunas, sekretorius =
V. Rastenis.
! Numatoma kad del sito SUI
manymo bus pasitarta SUI vi
sais tautines sroves veikime
veikliau pasireiskusiais asme-
minis ir SUI jais bendradar-
biaujant bus parengtas bend
ras sios sroves seimas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21
TAUTQ BLOKAS
Prizes Boise
VIZMA

Tokiu pavadinimu veikia pa
vergtu tautq sajunga, leidzian-
tt savo laikrasti "Nabat". Pa
grindinis organizacijos tiks-
las suorganizuoti stipriausia
antibolsevikini fronta is bol-
sevizmo pavergtu tautu, kad
tas frontas kovos keliu isgel-
betQ zmonija nuo bolsevikines
priespaudos. Sajudis pabrezia,
kad Sovietu Sajungoje milijo-
mai zmoniu neteko laisves.
Darbininkai yra paversti fa-
briku ir darbo vergais, O uki-
ninkai neteko zemes ir liko
valstybes baudziauninkais. Ne
Kijeve, Minske, Vilniuje, Ry-
goje, Taline, Varsuvoje, Buka-
reste, Sofijoje, Prahoje spren-
dziami pavergtu tautu likimai,
bet Maskvoje, kuri yra slyks-
ciausio bolsevikinio imperia-
lizmo centras.
Priesbolsevikinis sajudis pla-
nuoja idejine pavergtu tautu
ir valstybiu revoliucija, kurios
tikslas sugriaut bolseviku Ru-
siska imperializma ir jo vie
toje sukurti tautines, demokra-
tines valstybes. "Salin kolcho-
zus!" - revoliucijos sukis.
Vienas is svarbiausiu tikslu
nacionaliniu kariuomeniQ
sukurimas. Ju uzuomazgos jau
padarytos, tai Ukrainieciu UP
ir kitty pavergtu tautq parti-
zanai. Siam frontui pritaria
tukstanciai partizanu ir raudo-
nosios armijos dezertyru ana
pus gelezines uzdangos. Sajun-
ga nekovoja prizes Rusu tauta,
atvirksciai, nori ja islaisvinti
ir istatyti j jai priklausanciu
zemiu remus. Daugelis Lietu-
viu tremtyje sia organizacija
taip pat remia. X. +.
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KAIP STOW SANTI.
kIAI SU ALT

Geguzes 13 d., Amerikos Lie
tuviu Tarybos Vykdomasis Ko-
mitetas pranese tautininku sro-
YES organizacijQ atstovams kad
Taryba jau yra nusitarus atsi-
klausti atskiru ja sudaranciu
sroviu vadovybiu ar jos sutin-
ka SUI ketvirtosios sroves ineji-
mu j Americas Lietuviu Tary-
ba.
ALT pranesimas sake, kata-
liku srove jau pasisakius (spe-
jana kad teigiamai), o sandal
rieciai ir socialdemokratai dar
ne. Kai jie pasisakysia tada
Taryba jau galutinai svarstys
81 klausima.
Is tautininku sroves Tarybai
galutinis pranesimas ir sutiki-
mas ineiti j ALT buvo oficia-
liai padarytas Vasario 8 d. siu
metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-05-21
Karaliauciuje Badu
Mire $1,000 Zmoniq

Koelno (Vokietijoje) kardi-
nolas Frinks darbininku suva-
ziavime Recklingausene pareis-
ke, kad jis turf visai patikimu
ziniQ, jog Karaliauciaus uzemi-
mo metu ten dar buvo 100000
Vokieciq. Is ju per bolseviku
okupacijos laika Xxi siol mire
net $4,000. Visi jie mire badu.
Pasak kardinolo, ten yra ivy
ke dalyku, kuriu negalima To-
dziais apsakyti ir kuriuos gall
ma esq sulyginti SUI Jeruzales
isgriovimu Titaus laikais. Kar-
dinolas prikaisiojo, kad pasau-
lis visiskai tyli apie tai, kas da-
bar vyksta Karaliauciuje.
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MAZEJA KUNICU
SkAICIUS LIE
TUVOJE

Prizes kara Lietuvoje buvo
apie 1000 kunigu. Del perse-
kiojimo ju beliko tik apie $50
ir tas skaicius Wis mazeja. Ii
kintieji nebeaptarnaujami. La
bal dideles parapijos, kaip pa
vyzdziui sv. Trejybes parapija
Kaune, su 10000 tikinciuju be-
turf tik viena kuniga.
Lietuvoje veike 4 kunigu Sc
minarijos: Kaune, Vilniuje,
Telsiuose ir Vilkaviskyje. Bol-
sevikai Vilniaus ir Vilkaviskio
kunigu seminarijas tuojau uz-
dare, o Telsiu seminarija uzda-
re 1916 metals. Is uzdarytuju
seminariju dalis klierikq persi-
kele j Kauno seminarija ir cia
susidare apie 300 klieriku. 1916
metals Gruodzio men. bolsevi-
kai is Kauno kunigu seminari-
jos istreme jos vadovybe, o
klausytoju skaiciu pareikalavo
sumazinti Xxi vieno simto.
Vyskupai ir kunigai daznai
suiminejami ir apkaltinami
banditizmu Stp. V.
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KAS platina Dirva. - tas
platina apsvieta.
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naziju su 713 mokytoju ir
2,722 mokiniais, ir
6 specialines mokyklos SUI
So mokytojais ir $50 mokiniu.
Vykstant emigracijai, tie
skaiciai mazeja. Taciau, neziu-
rint to, Lietuviu Tremtiniu
Bendruomenes vadovybe nusi-
staciusi tremties mokykla is
laikyti visokia kama, kol bus
Vokietijoje tremtiniu ir mo-
kyklinio amziaus jaunimo. Tuo
tikslu gal teks daugeli mokyk-
lu sukilnoti ir kitu pastangQ
padeti. J. Sakinis.