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Evening star., 1949-11-30
Tax Relief Required
By Small Business,
Sawyer Declares

Secretary of Commerce Sawyer
is of the opinion that small busi-
ness needs some tax relief so it
can "set aside something for a
rainy day" or expand operations.
This view was given by MI.
Sawyer in an address yesterday
before the National Press Club.
In question -and-answer ses-
sion following his address, Mr..
Sawyer refused to comment on
reporters suggestion that his tax
views seem to conflict with those
of President Truman. The Presi>
dent has said that the only way
he knows to balance the budget is
to raise taxes.
Secretary Sawyer said his tax
remarks were his own opinion but
that there was no doubt about the
need for some tax relief.
Calls General Picture Good.
He also expressed the opinion
that there is 'still need" for some
further price reductions. COM
ment he made after expressing a
hope that steel prices in particular
will not be increased.
Mr.. Sawyer, recently returned
from a four-month, 15,000-mile
tour of the country. said that "in
almost every place I went the gen.
eral picture was good"
Still Making Profit.
There was a large number of
businessmen who said they are
making less than last year. but
still are operating at a profit, ;"
Mr.. Sawyer said. Labor lead
ers usually said conditions we're
excellent. Only a few labor lead
ers or businessmen found condi-
tions bad"
The only thing that could spoil
this picture is a psychological
attitude by some businessmen
that business is bad or will be
bad, the Secretary asserted.
Il did not find a demand for
action by Government in refer
ence to unemployment" Mr.. Saw
yer said. II found concern about
the situation, but concern that the
business system we now enjoy
should be strengthened and main
tanned"
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Action on Foster S Suit
To Bar Custer by Fay
Expected Next Week

District Court action on an in
junction suit to restrain United
States Attorney George Morris
Fay and two other Federal Off
Icials from removing Deputy Mar
sal Donald H. Foster from his job
is not expected to be scheduled be-
fore next week, it appeared today.
Attorney T. Emmett Mckenzie,
representing Mr.. Foster, who was
ordered to take annual leave from
his post after he contradicted pro-.
secution testimony in the William
(Snags) Lewis gambling case, said
he plans to move for an immediate
hearing Monday if his client is not
back on his job by then.
In addition to the injunction
suit, Mr.. Foster yesterday filed
damage suits for $4,000 each
against Mr.. Fay, United States
Marshal w. Bruce Matthews and
Salvador A. Andretta, administra-
tive assistant to the Attorney Cen
eral.
Charges Conspiracy.
Mr.. Foster accused the three of
conspiring to prevent him "by
force. intimidation and threat"
from remaining in the deputy
marshaPs position he has held for
Is years.
Testifying under subpoena, Mr..
Foster told the jury in the gam
bling case that he was handcuffed
to Dean Kennedy. one of the
defendants, when Kennedy talked
to Assistant District Attorney
Evening star., 1949-11-30
.23 10 Graduate Tomorrow
AS GaIIinqer Nurses Aides

Twenty-three Red Cross nurses
aides in training for volunteer
service at Gallinger Hospital will
graduate in a ceremony at 8 pm.
tomorrow at the hospital.
Miss Beatrice Ritter, nursing
superintendent at Gallinger. will
make the graduation address and
Mrs. Ernest Markwalter, chairman
of nurses aid service for the Dis
trict Red Cross, will preside.
The graduates include Angela
Allen. Jenny Banens. Catherine
Beller, Katherine Chowning. Willie
H. Dills, Julie Foraker, Gertrude
Grabowska, Gisele Grothe. Ruth
Hubbard, Dorcas Leachman. Kath-
crime Nash, Mary McAvoy. Jean
McC Corkindale. Eleanor McStay.
Agnes Thompson, Margaret
Tucker. Nancy Turner, Shada Won
Helm, Mildred Ward. Mildred
Donaldson. Marjorie S. Doyle.
Gladys Howard and Osborne
Stephens.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Texas Rancher in Crash
Had Visited Warrenton =

J. Quincy Corbett, one of the
passengers killed early yesterday
in the American Airlines plane
crash near Dallas, was returning
from Warrenton, Va, to his Texas
ranch.
A prominent cattle dealer, Mr..
Corbett boarded the plane in
Washington Monday night after
spending three weeks at North
Wales, the estate of Walter
Chrysler, jr. He has been grazing
graded HerefordS there.
The Texas rancher was said to
handle approximately 100000
head Of cattle a year on major
markets in this country and sold
Monday at Baltimore. A North
Wales spokesman said he had
about 1900 head in the Warren
ton area.
Mr.. Corbett was about 81 years
old. His wife, who accompanied
him to Virginia, left by plane for
Texas Thanksgiving Day.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Use Of Service Plane,
In Air Shows Curbed
By Defense Agency

The Defense Department today
frightened restrictions on partlcl-
patton of Air Force, Navy and
Marine planes in air shows and
other public demonstrations.
A directive signed by Acting De-
fense Secretary Stephen T. Early
stated that effective January l..
military planes may not partici-
pate in such shows as the Cleve-
land Air Races without specific
permission of the defense chief.
Acrobatic flying of military air.
craft also was barred unless speci-
fically approved.
Value Must Be Established.
Occasions which are primarily
designed to encourage the ad-
vancement of aviation and are
annual in nature and of national
Importance. will utilize military
type aircraft only after their rec
ognized value has been established
and after the sponsor has agreed
to bear all expense of military
participation" an announcement
stated.
Authorized shows must be spon-
sored by non-prof1t civic agencies,
public officials, the Defense De-
partment or a branch of the de-
partment and no monetary gain
must accrue to any individual or
organization "other than which
would be used in the interest Of
the general public Or bona f1de
philanthropy" the directive stated.
Suitable occasions for air shows
were termed "civic- sponsored local
celebrations of national holidays
Independence Day, Armistice Day,
Memorial Day and Armed Forces
Day"
Training Programs Slowed.
The department said the de-
mands which have been made on
the military services to provide the
feature attractions in local dedi-
cations, ceremonies and celebra-
tions have slowed the pace OF the
training programs"
It was the first standardized
policy governing the participation
of military aircraft in public air
demonstrations. Heretofore, the
Air Force and the Navy have par
ticipated when and where they
saw fit and their rules governing
such matters as insurance bonds
have varied.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

Embassy. Washington, a British
courier.
J. @. Corbett. Texas and Vir-
ginia rancher.
Josephine Cadena. %, steward
ess, San Antonio, Tex.
Margaret Van Bibber, "a, stew
ardess, Madison. N. ].
Henry Edison, A, Dallas, one of
the Southwest's top grain traders.
Lewis N. Copeland, New York,
an editor for Doubleday Doran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scott, New
York.
Mrs. Ernest G. (Reba) .Wadel.
Dallas, national chairman OF the
women's division of United Jewish
Appeal until her resignation Mon
day night.
Miss Bertha Lyon, New York.
John Cowan, Mexico City.
Jose de la Mora, 56, Mexico
City banker and textile dealer,
and three members of his family:
His wife. Flora. AZ, and daughters
Lupe, 18, and Ofelia. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Goldberg,
New York City.
Jack Gould, New York City.
Julius Cohard, Mexico City.
Carolina Cohard. same address.
Alvin J. Belden, New York City.
Miss Reda Irwin, Dallas, owner
of the Irwin Insurance Co.
M. G. Krivor, Seattle, Wash. a
recently arrived Marshall Plan
aide from China.
Charles L. Chappell, So, Austin,
Tex, supervisor for a gravel COM
pany.
The Survivors.
Capt. Laurens (Tommy) Claude,
Fort Worth.
First Officer Robert E. Lewis.
Tulsa. Okla.
Flight Engineer William S.
Forbes. a., Dallas.
Benjamin Bogash. So, New York
City, treated and released.
William b. Forsythe. So, STAN
ford. Conn.
Albert Brody, IS. New York City.
Gerald Joseph Mallowney,
Dallas. e~svy ,z-s -. aa-'
DR.. Luis de la Rosa, 46, Mexico
City, director of health of Mexico
City and owner of group Of
Mexican radio stations.
MIR. and Mrs. Andres Iriso, Mex
leo City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John LIE Lorier
and 22-month-old son Albert,
Mexico City. Mr.. LIE Lorier,
nephew of former French Premier
Paul Reynaud and former Ger
man prisoner of war. was return
ing from visit to France
DR.. Albert M. Ceen. New York
City.
Ernst Ohnell, jr., Scarsdale,
N. Y.
Rudolph r. Tamargo, So, New
York City.
MIR. and Mrs. Benjamin Burillo,
Mexico City. Mrs. Burillo Is a
daughter of the dead banker, Jose
de la Mora.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

De Crosse deports New
York Dec. %, returns
Jon. 6.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

CHOW DOG, male. red, wearing harness,
55ss.
MALE CAT, unusual markings; gray, black.
brown; Identification nee. GE. 6l34. -30
BET OF KEYS found on 10th and Jefer-
eon3 pl. NV. Can be obtain az HCA COM
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Name QuurreI FotoI

KHARTOUM, Sudan (P.-Two
Sudanese who had the same last
Observation-Disclosures introduced.
They cheerfully discussed the
coincidence. Then one discovered
that the other spelled his name
differently in Arabic. A quarrel
over the correct spelling started.
Khamis killed Khamis.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Virginia Capitol Opening
On Week Ends Sought
BY the Associofed Press

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 30
William H. Adams, dean of Rich
mond's delegation to the General
Assembly, plans to sponsor move
to keep Virginia's State capitol
open to weekend visitors.
1T ought to be DONE" Mr..
Adams said. Hundreds of week.
end visitors to Richmond now are
disappointed because one OF the
finest public buildings in the world
is kept closed except on working
days"
Cost of keeping the State capi-
tol open on week ends has been
estimated at less than $4,000 a
wear.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Investigators Study
Wreckage.for Clue
To Crash Killing 28
BY the Associated Press

DALLAS. Nov. 30.-Investi-
gators studied bits Of wreckage
and survivors statements today
in an effort to piece together all
details of an American Airlines
plane crash in which % died.
Eighteen other persons were in
jured in the pre-dawn accident
yesterday.
The 60-passenger plane. bound
from New York to Mexico City,
slammed into two buildings and
exploded in flames on the edge
Of the Love Field Airport. One
engine was af1re and another was
failing before the plane struck.
1t veered sharply to the left be-
fore crashing.
90" From the injured pilot and CO.
pilot came statements saying what
happened-but not why. Capt.
Laurens (Tommy) Claude said his
No. / engine had not functioned
properly on the New York-Wash-
ington-Dallas- Mexico City flight.
OF what happened here. he said:
II squared away to make land
ing with flaps and gear down on a
final approach. The No. 4 engine
quit and I called to the flight en-
gineer to cut on the booster pump
when the fuel flow dropped to zero
and the left wing dropped after
the airplane started to mush in
tbelow flying speed.
"She's a Goner."
II called for flaps and gear up
to the first officer Indicating an
intention to regain altitude for
another approach). With only two
engines working there wasn't
much power to gain altitude to
climb.
HE (the first officer) called
out: She's a goner.'
"As he said that the plane hit
the hangar and burst into flames.
After that I had no clear recol-
lection as to what happened ex-
cept that the first officer and
flight engineer were gone from
the cockpit and I dived through
the forward baggage hatch,
through the fire that started.
crawling away"
The co-pilot was Robert E.
Lewis, who staggered. bleeding, to
a nearby home. saying, Il think
I am dying and I want to make
q statement" To an excited gro
cery store employe, Frances Hud-
son, he dictated a statement say
ing in part:
Number 4 engine afire on ap-
proach. Air opened the right
hatch. The plane was on fire and
I cut all four engines. The en-
gines were off when we hit"
Many of the dead and injured
were prominent Mexicans. The
Mexican Foreign Office announced
it would send special plane here
to pick up bodies of Mexican citi-
zens. The United States Govern
ment waived custom formalities
which ordinarily would require the
plane to check in at border
station.
OF the 18 injured, none. was in
serious condition, and many had
been released from hospitals.
The Dead.
David N. Lewis, Dorchester
House, Washington, member Of
the War Claims Commission, for
merly of New York.
Maj. William Johnstone Small,
Falls Church, Va, attached to
Air Force headquarters.
Jerome B. Shaw, 1854 Just
street, Washington. director of
the Negro branch Of the National
Employment Service.
Joseph S. Smith, 20, Albu-
querque. N. Mex, survivor of the
Bataan death march, who recently
Joined the War Claims Commis-
sion in Washington, father of a
5-day-old baby.
1t. Col. A. F. S. Fame, British
LOST
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-28

drabuzio, maisto nei draugu".
Toxic ir panasus pareiskimai
itikino name ir kitus, kad Pre-
zidentas buvo neispasakyt a i
prakimios dvasios tevynainis.
zmones mirsta, bet ju dar-
bal, mintys, zodziai pasilieka,
kaip inspiracija ateiciai. Jis mi
re per anksti. Jis galejo daug
prisideti sioje sunkioje kovoje
del Lietuvos islaisvinimo. Ne
beturedami jo paties, mes ga
lime apsciai semti ikvepimo IS
10 dvasios, darby ir palikimQ'
Apvaiksciojant penkeriu me-
tu sukakti nuo to laiko, kada
jis persiskyre su siuo pasauliu
mes rinksimes Clevelande pa.
gerbti jo atminima ir sutelkt.
inspiracijos visiems geros va
los lietuviams, kad kovotu VI
Lietuvos laisve ir ranku menu
leistu tol, kol jos sunus ir duk
ros vel gales grizti po trispalv'
i Lietuva ir vesti seniau prade
ia darba, ugdydami garbinga
laisva ir laiminga Lietuva.
! Kaip komiteto pirmininkas
kvieciu visus lietuvius dalyvau
ii pagerbime didelio ir bran
gaus Lietuvos vyro, a.a. Lletu
,, vos Prezidento A. Smetonos.
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Atvyko 80 Iietuvioi
tremtiniui

Sausio 20 d. is Vokietijos
New Yorka atplaukusiu Mari.
ne Marlin laivu atvyko 80 lie.
tuviai, kurie issiskirste pas gi.
mines ir draugus:
DIR. Baltrus Atkocilnas,
Naugatuck, Conn.
Vladas Bajercius, j Dorches-
ter, Mass.
Edmundas ir Roze Butkai,
Hoopeston, Ill.
Bronius ir Agota Dddos, su
sunumis Rimantu, Vidmantu,
Kestuciu ir Jonu, j Waterbury,
Conn.
Inz. Jonas Jurkunas, su EMO
ma Vincenta ir vaikais Algi-
mantu ir Ramune, j Chicago,
Ill.
BrOnius ir Brute Kasakaiciai,
j Washington, D. c.
Vincas Macys, j Scranton,
Pa.
Vincas Mitrulevicius, Oak
vile, Conn.
Inz. Jonas MulOkas SUI zmona
Jadvyga ir sunum Rimvydu,
East st. Louis, Ill. Inz. Mulo-
kas pagarsejo lietuvisko sti-
liaus memo isdirbiniais. Lietu-
vote jis yra suprojektaves, pa
states ir irenges lietuviskame
stiliuje keleta baznyciu, trem-
tyje pagamino daug lietuvisko
stiliaus statuleliu ir ivairiausiq
ornamentu. 10 gaminius auks-
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MARINE MARLIN LAIVU ATVYKUSIU
TREMTINIU PAREI$KIkAAS

musu broliams Americas lietu-
viams uz ju nenuilstama rupi-
nimasi j varga patekusiais lie
tuviais.
"Bukite malonus isr e k s t i
musu didziausia dekinguma att
tinkamiems USA Valstybes or
ganams, per juos visai kilniai
Amerikos Tautai uz tremtiniQ
padeties supratima ir uz sutei-
+ Ekta prieglobsti laisvoje Ameri-
kos zemeje ir patikinti juos,
kad mes busime istikimi Sic
krasto gyventojai ir verti NUNS
suteikto prieglobscio."
Seka atvykusiuju parasai
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ATVYKO Is PARYzIAUS

Tuo paciu laivu SUI DIR. Dir
meikiu is Paryziaus atvyko ir
inzinierius architektas St. Els
bergas SUI zmona ir dukrele.
Lietuvoje jis buvo zinomas ar
chitektas, pastates daug gra-
ziu manu-. Ir Amerikos lietu-
viams yra teke matyti Pieno-
centro rumus. Tai yra inz. Els
bergo kurinys.
Keleta dienu veliau taip pat
is Paryziaus atvyko Stepas II
Aldona Mackeviciai. St. Macke-
vicius paskutiniais metals tar
|navo Americas konsulate Pa
ryziuje. Apsigyveno pas VIC
Abraicius Richmond Hill, NY.
ir siuncia i Clevelanda "grino.
riskus" sveikinimus.
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Sausio 20 d., 1949 M, Mari
ne Marlin laivu atvykusieji 80
lietuviai tremtiniai iteike Lie
tuvos Generaliniam Konsului
Jonui Budriui New Yorke ju|
pasirasyta toxic turinio pareis-
kima:
me del savo kaltes neteke
savo Tevu zemes, ne geresnio
gyvenimo ieskodami pakelem
virs keturiq metq tremties var
ga; ne turtu ir garbes iesko-
dami atvykome j Sta krasta,
bet esame istroske laisves, nes
vel norime tapti laisvi zmones.
"Mes, 80 lietuviai, siandien
pasieke Americas kranta, kur
respektuojama teise ir teisin-
gumas, kur tikraja prasme SUI
prantamas zmon i s k u m a s ir
branginama laisve, sioje salyje
pradedami savo pirmaja gyve-
nimo diena, norime Jums, Pone
Generalini Konsule, pareiksti
savo istikimybe ir tvirta pasi-
ryzima ir toliau dirbti musu
Tevynes islaisvinimui. 81 "a m
svarbiam zygiui mes visi, pra-
dedant dar vos vaikscioti be-
pradedanciu kudikiu ir baigiant
II metu seneliu, mes visi at
vyke ryztames atlikti kiekvie-
na pareiga, kuri is musu bus
pareikalauta. 81 musu pareis.
kima prasome perduoti Ponui
Nepaprastam Pasiuntiniui il
Igaliotam Ministrui Washing
tone, kaipo vyriausiam Lietu'
viu tautos ir valstybes repre-
zentantui USA.
"sia proga norime paprasyt
Jusu globos Shame kraste, {
taipogi perduoti musQ didziau
sia ir gilia padeka ir pagarb;
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muose j Lietuva. Koks stip-
rus tas tevynes ilgesys. :.
Ir stoja prizes axis klausimas
ar mes, kurie taip garsiai kal-
bame apie prisirisima prie savo
tevynes, islaikysim taip stip-
rial ta jausma, kaip islaike
daugybe paprastu, nemokytu,
dideli varga ten ir cia vargu-
siu Lietuvos waikiki.
Gal. -. Bet turekime prizes
axis siuos pavyzdzius. Tureki-
me visur, Wis tick ] kokias ap-
linkybes likimas ka bus nuve-
des. :. V. r.
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AR MES TAIP ILGIMES TEVYNES?

Daugelis is mdsu, nesenai
ST krasta atvykusiu, kartais su
sidaro ispudi, kad seniau cis
gyvenantieji. :. uzmirso Lietu
va, arba ja tik is blogosios pu.
ses atsimena.
Taip, sutinkame kartais to.
kiq, kurie Wis NUNS primena
"Pagyvensit, priprasit ir nebe.
noresit grizti, nors lir laisva
Lietuva bltu".. Yra ir tokiu
kurie tebetvirtina savo vaikams
ir Kittens, kad nera ko pasiilg-
tt tos Lietuvos, mes ten gi tik
muses. ir blusos" :.
Bet yra ir kitokiu. Vienas
40 metu cia pragyvenes karta
issikalbejes prisipazino: "Gy-
venu gerai, esu patenkintas, tu-
riu namus, pinigo senatvei su-
sidejau. Ko, regis, benoreti.
o nakti, kai tik sudedu axis,
tai ir sapnuoju, kad joju ark
Illus j ganykla, siena piaunu. !.
Kad tn zinotum, kick as to Sic
no per sapnus prisienavau. !. -
Vel su vienu turejau toki pa
sikalbejima:
Ar senai is Lietuvos?
= O, jau penkti metal. i.
- Tai nesenai. ;. AS jau ke-
turios desimtys septyni. Il. Bet
negaliu uzmirst. Va, cia kru-
tineje Wis kahn kas CELIA. :.
zmogui pasirode asaros aky-
Sc, apsisuko ir isejo.
Arba stai ateina j redakcija
toks laiskas, rasytas drebancia
ir nelabai rasyti pratusia ran
ka. Raso:
"Siunciu pinigus uz laikras-
tt. Esu senas skaitytojas, ne
noriu skirts, tik kaip bus su
skaitymu, tai jau nezinau. Esu
gimes 1876 metals, jau pase-
nau. Kas man idomiausia =
tai viskas idomu, bet labiausiai
tai paieskojimai'.
Paieskojimai? Ar galejo kas
itarti, kad yra toks skaityto-
jas, kuriam paieskojimai ido-
miausia? Ir kodel?
Pasiziuriu = kas gi ten gall
butt taip labai idomu. Ir at
randu. ;. Lietuviskos pavardes,
Lietuvos kaimu, miesteliu var
dai. :. Reiskia, skaito zmogus
tuos vardus ir grizta atsimini-
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-NAUJAkURIAI~ >

tai vertina ne tik lietuviai, be-
ir kitty tautu memo zinovai.
Antanas ir Maria Pesiai, ST
dukterimis Aleksandra ir Ire
ma, j Oakville, Conn.
Eugenija Pervazaite, j Cleve
land, Ohio.
Stasys ir Natalija Rauckinai
SUI vaikais Alfonsu ir Regina
j Chicago, Ill.
Bronius Rukstele, j Saraso
ia, Florida.
Kazys ir Valentino scesnule
viciai, Chicago, Ill.
Alekas staras, j Melrose Park
Ill.
Feliksas Zabielskis, New
York, N. Y.
Jurgis ir Elze Zabielskiai,
New Yorka.
Vincas ir Magdalena Smulks.
ciai, Waterbury, Conn.
Tremtinius pasitiko ivairiQ
tremtinius globojanciu organi-
zacijQ atstovai. 81 karta ma
test tarp pasitinkanciu nema-
zas burys ir Displaced Persons
Commission pareigunu su p
Carusi priesakyje. Pazymetina,
kad p. Carusi asmeniniu tarpi-
ninkavimu ir globa atvyko vie
ma lietuviu Selma, neturinti
Amerikoje giminiu, nei drau-
gu, kurie butu galeje atsiusti
darbo ir buto garantijas.
Uoste taipgi buvo ir Mary
land valstijos Displaced Per-
sons Commission atstovai SUI
pirmininku adv. Laukaiciu prize
sakyje. Maryland valstija yra
pasiryzusi atsikviesti kelis TUX
stancius ukininku seimq. siuo
laivu adv. Laukaicio, SLA pre-
zidento, vadovaujamos Mary
land Displaced Persons Com
mission pastangomis atvyko ke-
lios desimtys ukrainieciu. Pa
klaustas ar panasiomis privile-
gijomis kaip ir ukrainieciai ne
galetu pasinaudotit lietuviai, p.
Laukaitis atsake, kad lietuviq
organizacijos Xxi siol dar Ko-
misija nesikreipusios.
Atvykusius lietuvius tarpe
kitu pasitiko kataliku War Re-
lief Services atstovai Juozas B.
Laucka ir Kazys Baltramaitis,
BALFo atstovai Vincas Minku-
mas ir Ona Valaitiene ir taipgi
Lietuvos Gen. Konsulato alta
che A. Simutis, kurie pagelbe-
10 SUI formalumais. LICK.
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kod6I tarp musu taip yra?
Mes per mozoi gerbiome zmogq

I 81 klausima gal lengviau at
sakytu tie, kurie yra arcial
prie visuomenisku lietuviskl
reikalu. Bet gal jie kaip til
nemato to, ka galima pamaty
tt esant nuosaliau ir nesisukant
kasdien vien tik tarp lietuvil
ir lietuviSkame veikime.
Nemanau ka nors kritikuot
ar barti, O tiktai klausiu - ga
man kas atsakys apie kai ku.
riuos dalykus, kodel taip yra
ir ar negaletu butt, ar nebutu
geriau kitaip.
Man nenuostabu, kad visi
lietuviai nesutelpa visuomeni.
Name darbe "po vienu stogu"
Tai yra net sveika, mes lenkty-
niavimas - progresas. Ir pas
kitataucius panasiai yra. Mes
dar maziau uz kitus pasiskirs-
te, nes kai kuriuose svarbiuose
reikaluose stai ir "po vienu sto-
gu'' susieiname. :.
Savo darbais, o ne kitu
peikimu iskilkime!
Viena is musu didziausiu ydu
yra, kad daznai viena ar kita
lietuviska srove ar frakcija sic
kia auksciau uz kitas iskilti
peikdama ir zemindama savo
opozicijos grupes. Tai nera
etiska ir nera sveika. Blogai,
kad norime iskilti per kitu pc
cius, per kitty zeminima. Kodel
nekylame savais darbais Ko-
del vengiame apie kitus pasa-
kyti, kad ir jie dirba gera lie
tuviska darba, O mes stai ta ir
ta darome ar rengiames, stem
giames padaryti, arba jau ir
padareme? Kai mes pradesime
daugiau seti savo tarpe 'sitokia
etika, tai isnyks tas, ka Sian
dien daznai savo tarpe nemalo-
naus turime.
KOdel neiskeliame savo
jaunimO
Kita didele musu yda yra,
kad musu veikejai neiveda cia
gimusio musu jaunimo j lietu-
viska darba, neuzleidzia vie
tu... Gal jie klaidu pridarys?
Bet kas ju nedaro? Oar kai ku-
RE veikejai aiskinasi, esq, to-
del neiveda jaunQju darba,
kad jie neturi praeities darbu
"rekordo" =. Kaip jie gall j
igyti, jeigu liks neprileisti?
AS cia kalbu apie vadovauja-
mas vietas.
Reikia daugiau pagarbOs
znOgui
Mes turetume daugiau gerbti
tuos musu zmones, kurie yra
gyvenime ka nors sukure, at
sieke, tegul net ir ne lietuvis-
koje dirvoje. To zmogaus ger
birno pas mus kaip tik labai
stinga.
Musu jaunimas yra CANA pa
zangus. IS lietuviu jaunuoliQ
tarpo jau ne vienas yra uzeme
Americas gyvenime atsakingas