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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-03
PHILIP R. BRADLEY
 pA5IES AWAY AT.
 BERKELEY HOME
Engineer Who Helped Make Alaska Juneau
 Mine Producer, Dead
(Continued from Page One)

Tn addition to the A-J he was active in the Treadwell-Yukon com pany at Mayo and in other Califor- mia subsidiaries.
 MT. Bradley received his college education at The University of California, and for time followed mining industry in Canada, principally at Sundbury, Ont, and then in Nevada.
 MT. Bradley is creolted by J. A. Williams of bringing the Alaska Juneau mine to it's peak of produc- tion by the display of his great en- gineering ability. He knew the mine as well as any of those on his staff who was charged with its active production.
 During World War I, Bradley was Federal Food Administrator and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-03
JUNEAU CITY BAND
 TO HOLD PRACTICE
 WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Director Joseph Shofner has call ed practice of the Juneau City Band for Wednesday night at 8 o'clock in the Grade School audi torium. The usual rehearsal night has been on Tuesday but on ac- count of basketball games sched- uled on that night, change is made to ascertain if it will work out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-03
FROST HITS EVERGLADES
 IN FLORIDA
Weather Tough in Other Parts of Nation with
 Gold Wave, Snow
(By The Associated Press)

Truck growers in the Floride Everglades surveyed frost-wrought damage to their crops today as a whistling blizzard harassed live stock producers over most of the high great plains region.
 Reports were still incomplete on the extent of the frost and freezing temperatures in Florida Saturday night.
 But Warren o. Johnson, chief O. the Federal State frost warning service, said some crops of corn sweet potatoes, squash and new leans were killed and that lettuce, cabbage and other crops were dam aged, some extensively.
 The blizzard, which came out of the Rocky Mountains into western Kansas, Western Nebraska n d Western Oklahoma last night is of the solid variety which might carry with diminishing effect into the cit uo II uit Dtlb Ol tiiC ieiO 'ioAAoS valley and Texas Gulf Coast, said w M. Percy, Federal forcaster at Chicago.
 HIGH WINDS PREVAIL
 Percy said the heavy snow in the plains would be whipped into drifts by strong winds throughout most of today and that visibility was at or near zero. The winds were flashing along at upwards of 45 miles an hour in western Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska to as high as 60 miles an hour in the western Dakotas.
 Most of the area already had re- ceived from one to four inches of new snow The cold wave is expected to hold temperatures to near zero in western Nebraska, 5-15 above in western Kansas, and 5-l0 above in northwestern Oklahoma
 MOTORISTS STALLED
 Snow was falling as far south as New Mexico and Fl Paso, Tex.
 All roads in southeastern Wyom- ing were barred to all traffic except
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-03

1Selective Service Chairman for the
 Territory of Alaska.
 His past career included: shelter superintendent, Canadian c opper ] Company, Copper Cliff, Ontario,
 and two years in British Guiana, besides his Alaska connections.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-03

Night School classes at the Ju- neau High School will resume ses- sions on Tuesday evening at. T o'clock About 50 students are en- rolled in the classes, which started last month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-03
PAST COMMANDERS
 10 CONDUCT AMER. LEGION MEETING

Tonight will be Past Commanders Night at the American Legion meet ing which will convene at 8 o'clock. A large class of candidates for membership is to be initiated, and Commander Chester Zenger reminds the membership that Tom and Jerry will be on hand as refreshments after the evening session. A large turnout is expected.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-03

The 19 Marshall plan countries re- ported in Paris that Western Europe can take a 10 per cent cut in United States aid for 1949-50 and still eat better.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-03
SENATOR LYING HERE

Howard Lyng,. Democratic Sena- tor from the Second Division, ar- rived here Saturday and is regis tered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-03
AYLMER RYDEEN ARRIVES FOR SPECIAL SESSION

Aylmer Rydeen, Democratic Rep resentative from the Second Divis- ion, and his wife arrived last eve ming on the Princess Norah from Seattle The Rydeens who reside in Nome, have been vacationing in Se- attle for the past two months. Rydeen made his first appearance in Territorial Legislature 30 years ago when he was elected represen- tative Rydeen is mining man and was clerk of the U. s. District Court at Nome for many years. The Ry- deems are staying at the Baranof Hotel. He said he had no axes to grind at the coming session and was not familiar with legislative matters planned.
 
 JENSEN HERE
 Tom Jensen of Anchorage is stay Il
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AT THE BARANOF Ronald Bell O. Dozeman, Mont, is registered at the Baranof.
The Valley settler., 1949-03-04
WHY WAH WHY WI [
 VISIT PAEMfR a.e z

Willy Yah Willy will b6 at tho Wall ey Theatre this next Satur day, March 12, Al Hagen announced this roek., Fo is to ar rive in inc for a fro truck parade
 through the streets Of Palmer at l: % on Saturday afternoon. All child dron who can bo at the Theatre at 1:5o that day will be the guests Of Fi11y Way Willy in the pa- rade. ..t., ..'- Foil loUing the parade ho will appear in
 Theatre at tho program beginning at BOO pr1s .; --t .-, -; .' Willy Yah Willy also plans to ronain in " Palrler for the Firenenfs Ball vhi ch will. be given in the Community Hall that evo- ming, March l2. He will tako charge Of on-tho-hour doorprize drawings which are scheduled for g, 10, Il p.n. and l u1 for tho Grand drawing for the Washer. :~~ Twenty door prizes are to. be given ouay, according to Al Hagen, chairman of the Valley Volunteer Fire Assoc iotion. Tie top prize of the evening will be the tar get pistol. r.: ..i.. '. ..:.,. t..-.. ...,. Good music for danc ing will bo provided - by the srokee ator six.
 Tho Annual Firoraon's Ball is boing given for tho purpose of raising funds to pay for tho $525. % purp which is nou in the Palmer depot. :# :., .-.'.. .s.. F.. < Denco tickets m Il be on sale at the door, and tickets for tho drawing arc on hand at all local merchant s.
The Valley settler., 1949-03-04
PETERSON .In7PP1Wn6 RAPIDLY .FR001 EFFECTS OF P0|SOn GAS

Otto Peterson Jr., who vas one of tuo vic- irs of asphtxiat ion by Carbon lionoxid3 on Tuesday morning of his week, is reported as recuperat ine far more rap idly than any one dared hope. He has be en able to walk a feu steps, his mother Merle Peterson, said today, but he will still have to be very careful in order to avo i'd possible complications.
 James Monaghan and Otto Peterson IT. were found unconscious about six on Tue sday morn ing of this week in Poterson's car which uas parked in front of the Ron-da- Woo Cafe. The motor of the car vas running and they were di scovered when something ike steam vas noticed escap ing from the car. The boys were flushed to the Hosp ita1, but all efforts to revive Monaghan proved fut- ne. -. .'...
 Inquest uas conducted Tuesday morning by Mrs. Dorothy Saxton, newly appo inted us. Conmi ssioner of Palmer. Mir. and Mrs. c.R. Monaghan, uho were in the States where they had gone for lr. Monaghan's health, were summoned and re- turned to the Vo1ley the following day. Funeral Services will be held on Sunday afternoon at g.: p.m. from the Valley Chapel of the Church of Cod.
The Valley settler., 1949-03-04
C.".Of (: VOTfc 70 CIRCULATE PETTJOW OF INCORPORATION

Tho Matanuska Valley Chamber of Commerce met on Wednesday, of this week with an att tendance Of 37. Luncheon vas served in the Hotel Dining Room usual.
 T2o first and only matter of business to come before the meeting Uas the que st ion of 1rcorporat ion of the tom of Palmero C.T. Peters made report on the cornltteos' york in drafting the Petiti ion for ncc1po-- orat ion and stated that 1t uas all roa1y with the exception of difining the bouni. aries of the proposed town site. He, explained that in the event that 100 bonafide residents Of tho proposed area Of Ircorporat ion signed the petit ion, then the Judge would set a date for hearing at which t inc arguments for and against tho issue would be hoard. From this hearing the Judge would determine the feasibility
 .-."i Conts on page 4.
The Valley settler., 1949-03-04
COOP n0TES
 CUSTOM BUTCHEEM6

Custom butchering is nov being done by Gene Lewis, the new butcher at the Coop Meat market. If anyone has any butchering to be done, just contact Gene Lewis in tho Trading Post and arrangements be made.
 
 sBCERf1 .MEETS ,:%.-1c .. Tho Coop Board not on Saturday of this uoek to discuss and mako plans for tho :. operat ion of bus siuess dur ing the coming yoar. Nov members Uoro sworn into offico.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-01
ASK FOR INFO ON
 ARCTIC EPIDEMIC

request that Alaskan health off, ficials be kept informed of the "ob- scure" malady which has affect Cd Arctic Canadians, was sent to Ottawa today by Territorial Health Commissioner Dr. Earl Albrecht.
 The wire to Ottawa asked that any developments in the reported Arc- tic epidemic be forwarded to enable Alaskan health officials to be pre- pared for any similar outbreak in the Territorys great Arctic regions.
 An, epidemic of unknown cause struck village along the north west shores of Hudsons Bay last week according to Canadian reports. Four persons were reported dead and numerous others ill from the unknown disease.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-01
BOY SCOUT DEN PACK ChGERS lM
 OWN TOURNEY

In the Boy Scout Cub Pack 3ll basketball tournament last night in the grade school gym, Dens and 8 came through to play in the championship game tonight.
 In the preliminary game to start to 2 o'clock, Dens 3 and will play for third and four places. Den was eliminated last night and automatically takes fifth place.
 About fifty parents and friends of the players attended the three games last night.
 B. Jewett of Den 6, J. Rosenberg CT of Den 4, D. Hollingsworth of Den 8, D. McPhetres of Den 3, and M. Walker of Den were the star players of the evening.
 In game one of the evening, Den s played Den and the game end ed in a Den 6 victory, 6 to 2. B.. Jewett of Den was good at drib- bling and will be player to watch when he gets into high school. J. Rcsenberger of Den was the only member of his team to make score for the game.
 High point men for Den 6 were B. Jewett and E. Iversen with 4 points each. J. Rosenberger of Den was high point man with 2 points.
 Score by quarters: first quarter, Den four 2; Den six, 4; second quarter, Den four 2, Den six 4; third quarter, Den four 2, Den six 6; fourth quarter and final score, Den four 2, Den six G.
 The second game of the evening was played between Dens and g. Den 8 took the game by score of 12 to 6. M Sweeney of Den 3 showed the greatest promise for his team while D. Hollingsworth should improve as he gets older.
 High point man for Den 8 was D. Hollingsworth with six points and D. McPhetres, J. Harmon, and M. Wade of Den 3 all had two points.
 Score by quarters: first quarter, Den three 2, Den eight 4; second quarter, Den three 4.-Den eight 4; third quarter, Den three 4, Den eight 8; fourth quarter and final score, Den three 6, Den eight 12
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-01

The last game for the evening was between Dens 5 and 6 with Den overwhelming Den 5 by the score of 16-0. E. Iyersen of Den 6 would be high man on any team fer his size and age. P. Lorenzen and M. Walker Are worth watching and should develop into good play CTS.
 For Den 6, E. Iversen totaled 10 points, while Den 5 had no man making a point
 Score by quarters: first quarter, Den five 0, Den six 2; second quarter, Den five o, Den six 6; third quarter, Den live o, Den six l6; fourth quarter and final score, Den five 0; Den six 16.
 Players and den fathers are as follows: Den 3 had D. McPhetres, F. Ramsay, J. Harmon, M. Wade, A. McKinnon and M. Sweeney. D. M. Ramsay is den father. Den 4: G. Hansen, A. Cooley. B. Ogden, B. Petersen, J. Rosenberger, R. Whist Ter, D. O'Day, J. Nielsen, A. Crask and Floyd Ogden, den father.
 Den 5: T. Hillerman, B. Jermain, B Pegues, M. Walker, P. Mcdowell, P. Lorenzen, J. Holmquist and Leonard Holmquist, den father. Den 6. B. Jewett, E. Bolton, E. Iver- sen, B. Turpin, M Estepp, J. Boddy, J. Braun and L. E. Iversen, den father.
 Den 8: M Grummet, P. Policy, D. Gross, D. Green, D. Hollings- worth, B. Baker, s. McPhetres, J. Brooks, P. Sundborg and Dr. c. L, Policy, den father.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-01
RADIO LOG
K I N Y Alaska Broadcasting Go. c. B. s.

KIN
 Alaska Broadcasting Co.
 c. B. s.
 DIAL 1460-JUNEAU
 TUESDAY EVENING 5:OO-Alaska Native Service. 5:15-Red Cross. 5:30-DICK JURGENS-CBS 6:00-News. 6.15-Animal Court. 6:2O-Sport Scenario. 6::3O-B Billboard of the Air. 6:45-Local News. 7:OO-MOREY AMSTERDAM
 CBS. 7:30-ARTHUR GODFREY -CBS 8:0O-Time to Dance 8:15-NIGHT EDITOR CBS. 8:30-Listen to Your Legislator
 ABS. 9:O0-News at Nine. y:15-Viking Varieties. 9:30-CAPITOL CLOAKROOM-
 CBS. O:OO-Tomorrow's News. 10:15-Drifting on Cloud. 10:30-F Forecasts.
 Sign Off. Wednesday Morning and Afternoon
 Sign on. 7:O0-Alarm Clock Club. 7:30-News. 7:45-Sunrise Salute. 8:00-Western Serenade. 8:15-Headlines. 8:20-Morning Thought. 8:25-Forecasts. 8:30-Emile Cote Glee Club. 8:45-Symphonic Swing. 9:00-Music for the Missus 9:30-Forecasts. 9:35-March Time. 9:45-YOU AND THE DOCTOR
 CBS. 0:00-News. 10:05-Vocal Varieties. 10:15-Piano Playhouse. 10 0:30-Milady's Memo. 11.O0-KINY Bandstand. 11:3Q-Listeners' Digest-ABS. 11:45ORGAN INTERLUDE-
 CBS. II :55-Forecasts 12.00-Time to Dance. 12:15-News. 12:30-Luncheon Date. 1:00-MEET THE MISSUS-CBo 1:15-Four Knights. 1:30-Meet the Band. 2.00-Folk Music of France. 2:15-Phil Medley Sings. 2:3O-Light Classics. 3.00-NEWSMAKERS-CBS. 3:15-Strictly Instrumental. 3.30-Make It Music. 4.30-ROBERT Q. LEWIS-CBS. All programs subject to change due to conditions beyond our CO., trol.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-01
JUNEAU wOMAN's CLUB

Will hold it's monthly luncheon and. business meeting in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel, 12 o'clock noon, Wednesday, March 9. 3i 9 Elizabeth Peratrovich, Sec
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-01

Fried Chicken anu T-bone Steaks -S2.50 Country Club. 19 If
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mas inesti pataisu,i kai kuriuos
Stasio Ylos tvirtinimus, SUI ku-
riomis pataisomis mazdaug su-
tinka ir z. Jankus.
8. Visiskai pritariame tai
minciai, kad visai lietuviu vi
suomenei turetu rupeti ir lie
tuviu kunigq patriotu emigraci-
jos reikalas. Tx manome, jei
kunigai is savo puses persvar-
stytu savo daznai kartojama
(ir Stasio Ylos straipsnyje
iterptaD tvirtinima, anot ku-
rio = visi liberaliau religijos
klausimais galvojantieji yra tik
nihilistai ir "trasa bolsevizmui''
Be to, sito susirupinimo pavyzdi
tikrai priklauso rodyti visu pir-
ma paciai lietuviu dvasininkijai.
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LietuviQ ka|bos zodynas

Neseniai maciau viename mu-
su laikrastyje, kaip man nezi-
nomas lietuvis teiravosi, ar kas
negaletu jam paaukoti lietuviu
kalbos zodyna.
AS noriu pasakyti tam ir XII
items toxic zodyno norintiems
tautieciams, kad Lietuviu Kal-
bos zodyno mes niekad netu-
rejome, neturime ir neturesime.
Tiesa, daugelis Lalio lietuvis-
kai-angliska ir angliskai-lietu-
viska zodyna vadina "lietuviu
kalbos zodynu'', bet tai klaidin-
ga nuomone. Lalio zodynai yra
tik rinkinys zodziu ar pavadini-
mu su ju kategorijos. pazyme-
jimu, nurodant, kaip jis vadi-
nasi angliskai ar lietuviskai.
Toks zodynas nera kalbos 70
dynas ir is jo niekas kalbos
nesimoko, mes ismokt negalima.
| Lietuvisko zodyno reikalas
yra labai senas dalykas, galbut
taip senas, kaip lietuviska spau-
da. IS pirmuju lieuvisku laik-
rasciu mes zinome, kad lietu-
viskos spaudos draudimo lai-
kais Mazojoj Lietuvoj ejusiuose
lietuviskuose laikrasciuose daz-
mai pasitaikydavo zinutes, kad
Didziojoj Lietuvoj tai Sen tai
ten buvo bandoma parasyt lie
tuviska zodyna. Buvo net ir
valdziai duoti prasymai leidimo
toki zodyna leisti, bet visos tos
zinios tik ziniomis ir liko.
Tx 1894 m. Petras Mikolai-
mis- isleido kunigo Miezinio su-
taisyta Observation-Disclosures
kiskai-rusiskai zodyna. Leidinys
turf arti 300 spausdintu pusla-
piu. Bet tai nera lietuviu kali
lbos zodynas.
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PAPILDOMOS PASTABOS:

sio straipsnelio autorius labai
teisingai pabreze skirtuma tarp
zodynu - vertimu ir tikro kali
bos zodyno. Bet straipsnelyje
yra ir netikslumu.
Visu pirma = net ir "tikra-
SIS kalbos zodynas netinka
kalbai mokytis. zodynas yra tik
pagalbine kalbos mokymosi prize
none.
Antra = ne visai tikslu sa-
kyti, kad mes lietuviu kalbos
zodyno neturejome, neturime ir
neturesime. Jeigu ne toji di-
dzioji nelaime, kuri istiko Lie
tuva, siandien toki lietuviu kali
bos zodyna jau tikriausiai tu-
retumem isspausdinta. Medzia-
ga jam yra surinkta milziniska
IT, fOQOS, il CeDera neSunalklnta.
Taigi nespausdintas toks Cody
mas jau yra -.
Ia medziaga pradejo rinkti
prof. K. Buga. Lietuvos uni
versitetas jau buvo pradejes ir
spausdinti, bet, nelaimei, prof.
K. Buga mire pacioje to darbo
pradzioje. Mire daugiausiai nuo
per didelio persidirbimo -.
Toliau ia darba eme testi
prof. j. Balcikonis. Jam talki-
ninkavo simtai lietuviu kalbos
megejq, ypac moksleivija. Visa
ia talka dar daugell metq po
Bugos mirties rinko is gyvos
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ATSILI LIEPIMAS
{ Atkelta is 20 pusl. }

(Atkelta is 20 pusl. }
dienu sulauke, mes negalime
ju pamirsti.
IRO organizacija kitais me-
tais baigia savo darba. Kas ta-
da bus SUI tais, kurie del vienu
ar kitty priezasciu negali emf
gruoti? Kalbame apie senelius,
invalidus, nasles ir seimas su
mazais vaikais. Turetume pa
galvoti ir apie tremtinius ku-
nigus.
Jei dvasininkijos dignitoriai
permaza teturi meiles savo kon-
fratrams, jei valstybiu vyrai
bet kokiais isskaiciavimais trem.
tiniams kunigams uztrenkia sa.
vo krastu duris, mes parodyki.
me, kad NUNS, kaip lietuviams
rupi lietuviu likimas. Musu va.
dovaujantieji organai turetr
siuo reikalu padaryti atitinka
mu zygiu tick dvasinese, tiel
pasaulinese valdziose.
Tremtiniai kunigai tegul ne
lieka savo tautieciu uzmirsti
apleisti klajlnai, o ju daugu
mos, manau, nereiks ragint
"stoti musu glaudzias eiles".
z. Jankus
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| IETUVIU TAUTA,
uzsigrudinusi amziu kovose del teises lais-
val ir nepriklausomai gyventi savo tevu zemese
vieninga valia siekia savo gyvybe, kalba tauti-
mes bel valstybines tradicijas islakyti, kurt ir
ugdyti,
kad, sava tautine kultura visuotinei zmoniu gi-
mines pazangai Observation-Disclosures, vykdytu vi
sagalio valia ir laisvo zmogaus pasaukima.
Lietuviu Tautos amzinuju siekimu vardan skel-
biama 81 Lietuviu Charta:
Tauta yra prigimtoji zmoniu bendruomene.
Niekas negali butt prievartaujamas savo rysi SUI
tautine bendruomene nutraukti.
Pasaulyje pasklide lietuvai sudaro vieninga
Pasaulio Lietuviu Bendruomene.
zmogus turf prigimtaja teise laisvai ispazinti ir
ugdyti savo, tautybe.
Lietuvis leka lietuviu visur ir visada.
Savo tevu islaikyta Lietuviu Tautos gyvybe lie
tuvis perduoda ateities kartoms, kad animal
gyventume.
g.
Kalba yra stipriausias tautines bendruomenes
rysys.
Lietuviu kalba lietuvui yra tautine garbe
Selma yra tautos gyvybe. =.
Lietuvis kuria lietuviska Selma.
Tautine kultura yra kelias tarptautini pripazi-
nina ir bendravima.
Apreiksdama tautos geniju, tautine kultdra mesa
savaiminga indeli visuotinius zmoniu gimines
lamejimus
Kiekvieno lietuvio priederme sudaryti salygas
tautinei kulturai.
Valstybe yra aukscausia tautines bendruome-
mes oganizacja
Valstybine nepriklausomybe yra tautines kult1-
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EZGz3Sl2z2zIj


T. B. Waterbury, Conn.
Norint, uztektu tam ir tam!
Man labai idomu, kaip nauja-
kuriai ziures j pereitam DIRVOS
numery isdestyta matematika,
pagal kuria uz viena kiekvienos
savaites darbo valanda galima
issirasyti beveik visus laikras-
cius. Seniesiems as cia ne vie
ma karta bandziau aiskinti, kad
laikrastis kastuoja maziau kaip
desimtuka per savaite. Budavo,
sakau, atsisakyk tik nuo vieno
stiklo alaus per savaite ir ture-
81 laikrasti. Tai man atrezia:
= Alus, brolyti, tai ne laik-
rastis!
Dabar jau nieko nesakau. Tx
ziuriu, kas gi naujakuriams bus
brangiau - alus, ar laikrastis
J. d., Cleveland, O.
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LIETUVIV KALBOS VADOVA
patogiausia uzsisakyti, siunciant
$3.50 siuo adresu:
Mr.. J. Audenas, IS Up" st.
So. Boston, Mass.
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LIETUVIV CHARTA-
Lietuviais esame mes gime,
Lietuviais turime ir but!

- LleIuVldlS turlme r Dut!
ros ugdymo ir islikimo bltinoji salyga.
Darbu, mokslu, turtu ir pasiaukojimu lietuvs
kovoja, kad apgintu ir slaikytu nepriklausoma
Lietuvos valstybe.
Mokykla yra tautnes dvasos zidinys
Kiekvieno lietuvio kilniausioji pareiga butt lie
tuviu mokykos remeju.
Draugija yra tautines kulturos veiksminga tai
kinnke
Lietuvis kuria ir palaiko religines kulturines,
jaunmo, savisapos profesines ir kitas lietuviu
ldraugijas
Musu tevu kovos ir aukos del lietuviskos knygos
yra testamentinis ipareigoiimas visoms Lietuviu
Tautos kartoms
Lietuvis organizuoja ir remia spausdinta lietu-
viska zodi.
Tautos istorija yra geriausa tautos mokytoja.
Lietuvis brangina tautos praeiti ir tautinius
Ipaprocius.
Lietuvis stengiasi butt vertas savo proteviu,
kad paliktu pagarbQ pasididziavima savo pail
|kuoniams.
Tautnis solidarumas yra auksciausioji tautine
|dorybe Lietuvis ugdo tautini solidaruma.
Visi lietuvia yra lygus tos pacios tautos vaikai,
tarp saves broliai.
Tautnio susipratimo ir lietuviu vienybes zenklan
kiekvienas lietuvis moka nuoatini tautinio soil
darumo inasa.
12
Lietuvio tautines spavos: geltona- -zalia-raudona.
Lietuvio tautine svente = Vasario 16-ji diena.
Lietuvio sukis: 'Lietuvais esame mes gime, lie
tuviais turime ir but!'
Lietuvis yra lojalus savo gyvenamajam krastui
Lietuvio santykius su nelietuviu nustato artimo
mele r pagarba kiekvieno zmogaus laisvei gar
bel, gyvybei, sveikatai ir turtui.