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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-17


assistant at the Leighton Funeral
Home in Oakland; and Mrs. Robert
Brewer, of Quantico, Va. Their eleven
grandchildren and two great grand
children are all living.
Melvin L. Calls, a grandson, served
IS months in the South Pacific with
the Marine corps. Carl L. Calls an
other grandson, served two years in
Europe. Florence Sisk, senior at the
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music,
Dayton, Va, from which she will
graduate this spring, is a grand
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sisk have resided in
Deer Park, Waynesburg, Rowlesburg,
and Mt. Lake Park, the latter place
since 1917. Both are still active, in
good health, attend church services
regularly at the Loeb Lynn churches,
and otherwise participate in munich
pal activities.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-17

Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. Smouse and
family, Clarksburg, visited relatives
here on Sunday afternoon.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Meats, Oakland, last Thurs
day, March 10, in Memorial hospital,
Cumberland.
Mrs. George Coddington is spend
ing several days in Annapolis with
her husband, member of the House
of Delegates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Stetler, Pleasant
Valley, announced the birth of son
in Memorial hospital, Cumberland,
last Friday, March IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilt, of Acct
dent, announced the birth of daugh-
ter at Memorial hospital, Cumberland,
on Sunday, March 10.
Miss Bertha Sauerwald, Baltimore,
and Mrs. NJ. j. Murphy, Keyser, w.
Va, were guests of Miss Bertha
Wolfe, Oak street, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wotring, of
Corinth, w. Va, announced the birth
of a daughter in Allegany hospital,
Cumberland, on Sunday, March 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Doub, son Will
liam, and daughter Mary Peyton, Of
Cumberland, were weekend guests of
Mrs. Doub's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
R. Offutt.
Roger Halsey, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
and Edwin Halsey and family, Weir
ton, w. Va, visited their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ogilvie Halsey, over the
weekend
The Mt Lake Park Parent Teacher
association will have Five Hundred
card party at the school on Tuesday
evening, March %, at 8 o'clock, it has
been announced.
MISS VIVIAN Paugh, student at low
son State Teachers college, attended
the Eastern States National music
education conference held in Balti-
more several days last week.
Maryland Day, next Friday, March
Is, will be observed as a legal holiday
by number of offices. Both banks in
Oakland will be closed, as will the Of
flee of the Employment Security.
Hervey Russell Smousc and Edward
Stephenson, students at Mercersburg
Academy, arrived last Saturday to
spend their spring vacation of about
two weeks at their homes here and at
the Park.
The Sheehe restaurant in Cumber-
land, formally opened one day last
week after being renovated and hav-
ing new equipment installed during
the past sixty days. Patrick T. Sheehe
and John Paul Sheehe are associated
with their father, Thomas H. Sheehe,
in operating the business. They form
erly operated the William-James
hotel in Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-17
LOCAL NEWS

Copies of The Republican may be
obtained at Gonder's Cut Rate store,
HamilPs Book and Stationery Store
and at Englander's Pharmacy, at five
tents per copy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-17

There will be a short
meeting of all boys in
terested in American
Legion Junior Baseball,
Thursday, March IL, at
z P. M. in the armory.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-03-17

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-15
National Publicity For
Several County People

(COntGlUe0 from Page
ton is complete with automatic
barn cleaner and is considered one
Of the most up-to-date barns in the
Washington milkshed. The barn
was completed last spring when
Mr.. Nagel moved his herd from
an Alexandria farm to set up oper-
atoms in the local area.
Then Brooke Johns breaks out in
John Whites column "Did You See
1t Happen" on Monday in the
Times Herald. "Terrifc! Will
ever forget it, that night in 1922
when opened in the Follies? Ter
rific!! All the girls in white feath-
ers = Paul Whiteman = Gallagher
and Shean-Gilda Grey-Ann Pen
INSTRUMENTATION all the girls in
red!!!" says Brooke. eyes sir
made more for knowing less than
anyone else and l retired before
they could get it away from me
no, no, no, no, "Mr. White has
Brooke saying. He adds that it is
mo use trying to talk when Brooke
is around. Just hold your chair and
let him tell his story his way"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-15

experience, spoke on volunteers in
the field of cancer, making the vol
unteer dramatic and needed per-
son. Miss Stella Randolph and Miss
Helen Rogers told of what they
had seen accomplished in the recent
campaign in the District of Column
bia. They also modelled the new
uniforms-Miss Randolph in a
lovely blue dress land cap to be
worn when making dressings, and
Miss Rogers the uniform of the
Field Army. The uniforms are at
tractive but not compulsory.
DR.. Ellicott stated that the way
is now clear for a detection center
but he, as well as the other speak
ers, warned that suc. a center will
not rid Montgomery County of can
Ger but merely be beacon light
and point the way to that end.
Luncheon was served the 100 per
sons by Mrs. Van Lippard, health
chairman, and her group from the
Woman's Club of Rockville, in the
Home Demonstration Work Room
of Miss Edythe Turner, County
Agent. A neat sum was realized to
be used to purchase materials for
the first cancer dressings.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-15
New Gas Line
Will Be Tied
In On Sunday

From Elkins, w. Va, comes the
news that the Atlantic Seaboard
Corps new 226-mile natural gas
line will be tied together Sunday
at a point near Buckhannon.
The 26-inch line, inches bigger
in diameter than the wartime con-
structed big Inch" line built TO
serve Eastern markets, has been
under construction from Clendenin
to Rockville. The contractors have
been laying pipe from opposite
directions and the two spreads"
will be Joined Sunday at Cleveland,
Upshur County.
Clay Barnes, manager of Allan
tic Seaboard's Elkins office, said
the lines are being purged with
gas, and presumably the fuel will
become available in Baltimore,
Washington and other cities at
once
The H. C.; Price Co. of Weston
has been proceeding from Rock
vile, while the Ray L. Smith Co.
of Buckhannon has been construct
ing the line from the other end.
Contractors agreed "this has been
the toughest job" of their expert
ence because of the rugged mount
ain terrain the line crosses.
The line will provide natural gas
for the first time to Baltimore.
1t also will provide more fuel for
Washington, which uses some ma
tural and some artificial gas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-15
Gaithersburg Post Office
To Occupy New Quarters

Continued from Page ~
came postmaster, with operations
set up in a frame building on
Diamond Avenue. r. H. Miles sue
ceeded Mr.. Belt with an office in his
one story store attached to the
frame house on Diamond Avenue,
known as the Murphy home. When
Mr.. Miles purchased the hotel
nearby, he moved the post office
there, together with his notion
store.
Next, Jessie Burns built frame
building on the site of the Offutt
restaurant, and for several years
Garnett Etchison served there as
postmaster. During his term of
office, the building burned, and
temporary quarters were found in
the Ohio Trundle Building behind
the First National Bank on Sum-
NIT Avenue. The present brick
building was then built to replace
the burned structure. C. Scott
Duvall then became post master,
with the office remaining in its
temporary quarters until 1929. At
that time It was moved to its pres
ent site in the Walker Building.
This building had previously been
the general store of j. Forest
Walker, who had discontinued
business two years before. Mr..
Duvall was postmaster at the time
of the moving and remained in
office until succeeded by Herbert
Diamond. Melvin Ridgely then
served several years until German
Griffith replaced him as the pres
ent postmaster.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-15
Freeway Route Thru
County Revealed
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page ~
between Glen Echo and Cabin
John.
This important new route for
the Northeast Freeway will re-
move the damage that such a main
arterial highway location might
have done to the several score of
important modern residential SOM
munities in the section of the coun-
ty located along the Bradley Boule-
ward, Massachusetts Avenue ex-
tended, Wilson Lane, che River
Road, and their supporting street
network in the general western
suburban county between the val
ley of Cabin John Run and Western
Avenue.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-15
Xmas Rally By
Rockville Youth
On Sunday, 18th

A Community Christmas Rally,
sponsored by the youth of the
Rockville area, will be held Sunday,
December 10, at 8 P. M. in JhV
Richard Montgomery Gym, ac-
cording to announcement by the
Rockville Layman's Association.
Among the features of the pro-
gram is a full-length film entitled
Reaching from Heaven" Gerald
Diddle will lead a carol sing, and
a brass ensemble from the high
school, led by R. S. Kline, will pre-
sent special Christmas numbers.
The worship will be led by young
people representing various Rock
vile churches. There will be no
admission charge, but a free-will
offering will be taken.
Everyone is welcome.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-15
Community Chest
Leaders Hope
To Meet Goal

The Board of Trustees, Execu-
tive Committee, and campaign
leadership of the County Com
munity Chest in joint meeting
Monday, December worked out
plans for the final push toward
Montgomery's goal of $136,0O4.
A review of the results of the
campaign to date indicated the
following: (1) that the number of
pledges received to date totaled
5633 for $70,444.63. (2) that based
on the campaign of 1919, when
1925 pledges were received, there
are approximately $500 pledges
outstanding.
Comparing the average gift in
this campaign against the average
gift in 1919, it is to be noted that
this years campaign averages
$14.0O per gift against $11.OO in
1949. Based on the assumption
that complete coverage of $500
subscribers continues the same
average, the campaign organiza-
ton felt that success may be
achieved in Montgomery County
Campaign.
New residents who wish to do
their part to support the county's
private health, welfare, and rec
reation services are asked to send
or bring their contributions to the
Montgomery County Community
Chest and Council, 8119 Georgia
Avenue, Silver Spring. Receipts
will be mailed for gifts accom-
panied by name and address.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-15

A countrywide meeting will be
held January 9 at P. M. in the
Court House. Definite plans for
this meeting were made Monday
when the committee met with Mrs.
Griffith for lunch. A slate of off
GERS is being prepared by Mrs.
Ronald Mcdonald, Silver Spring,
and Mrs. G. r. Gray of Poolesville.
Among those attending the De-
cember 3 meeting were DR.. V. l..
Ellicott, County Health Officer;
Mrs. Fred Alexander, National
Deputy Commander of the Ameri-
can Cancer Society; DIR. Ross Cam
eron end DR.. Howard Jones, in
charge of the work in Maryland;
Mrs. John Scheidy, president of the
County Federation of Women's
Clubs, and Mrs. Peyton Whalen,
long identified with cancer work.
Mrs. Alexander from her wide
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-15
Hunt Club Entertained

On Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
George P. Plummer entertained
members of the Potomac Hunt Club
at their home, Spring Hill Farm.
Members of the Hunt Club were
presented stirrup cups.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-15
Special Speaker Sunday

Miss Kathryn Eye will tell of her
work in Africa when she speaks at
a service on Sunday, December IS,
8 P. M, in the Colesville Methodist
Church. There are special speakers
each third Sunday evening at this
church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-15
Glee Club On Air

The Richard Montgomery Glee
Club will sing on Jim Gibbons
Country Store program, station
WMAL, next Wednesday morning,
between 7:45 and 3 A. NJ.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-15

One of the greatest decisions in
the world is the hope that the
evils of this world are to be cured
by legislation. - Thomas B. Reed
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-15

The best public measures are
seldom adopted from previous
wisdom, but forc'd by the occasion.
Benjamin Franklin.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-15
Is 1t?

Overheard in the ladies' rest
room: "Well, l wouldn't say any
thing about her unless l say some
thing good, and Oh Boy! Is this
good |" = Salute.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-12-15
Cancer Detection Center
To Be Established Soon

Plans for the establishment of Cancer Detection Center
in this county maturing rapidly More than 100 leaders
the health movement attended Cancer Workshop held
cember in Rockville when Mrs Charles M. Upton was
named temporary chairman and Mrs William R. Griffith
rotary
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1949-06-25
Beach Warehouse
is Moved

The first step toward the S@'
tending of Marine Way 10
Brooklyn avenue was aeco'F
p is 1ed this week.
Kraft's beach warehouse wa8
raised by jacks and moved to dl'-
sectIy behind the dry goos's
store. "A new door was cut 10 ea'~
building so that entrance to sa@
warehouse can be made from tas
road.
The next step is the coustF'Fs
ton of forms for the concrete ne.
tanning wall that will be piaeeaf
under the meat market sectN0&
of the large building.
Chase and Tolbert have sas
contract for the job and hope to
have the entire project compsesa'a
around the first of August.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1949-06-25
Special Services
At Church

Special exercises, to which the
public is invited, will mark the
close of the vacation Bible school
held by the Community Baptist
Church. The service will be held
t 1880 tomorrow evening.
The beginners department
will present Bible verses, songs
and a pantomime; the primary
students will present an exhibi.
ton of lessons; the junior de.
partment will give a resume OF
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1949-06-25

missing on an Anchorage to
Seattle flight last fall.
Capt. Norman O'Brien, CAA
Coordination for aviation safety.
made an investigation late yes,
terday. His report will be releas.
ed later.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1949-06-25

their lessons; the evening group
the Dynamiters' Club, will con-
duct a rapid review of Scripture
verses.
Posters, notebooks and hand
work projects made during the
school will be exhibited. An Of
fe,ing will be received to help de.
fray expenses of materials used
in the school.
', MIR. and Mrs. Harry Nixon of
Ketchikan visited their son, AL
! Nixon, at his island home from
Thursday to Sunday.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1949-06-25
Wreckage Sighted

Juneau (P)- Wreckage of an
alrplane sighted on Baird Island
near Sltka by Jake Engleman,
fisherman, may prove to be the
Pacific Alaska Express plane
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1949-06-25

Kay Wade arrived home EeT
the summer Thursday by PIMA
He is slated to work at Port BAL
ley.
Wade, a sophomore studenS all
San Francisco State College, was
captain of the swimming teaHA
and broke the Far Western Goa"
ference record for the 400 yard
free-style at the conference
championships recently.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-08
.aisvoji valanda

Abejoju, ar is vsu lietuvskoje spaudoje
tpusiq recenziju ir kritikos pastabu galima butu
atgaivinti kuro nors scenos veikejo talento ypa-
tybes jo menini veda. Laikrastinese skiltyse
apie teatrinius ivykus rase ir siauresno me-
ninio akiracio ir maziau pastabus ivertinti ne
sugeba 60 daznai kai kur net sroviniai nus-
teike). be to dar... rasytojai-humoristai! !!
Vienas is ju kadaise apie zymu scenos meni-
ninka atsiliepdavo panasiu bddu: 'pono X buvo
gerai isprosytos kelnes', arba TX galejo patikti
septintoj eilej sedejusia aklai senutei'. Tai buvo
viskas, ka tasai linksmu plauciu zmogus .tebuvo
pastebejes ir rades reikalinga skaitytojams pra-
nesti o tasai buvo nepaprastas aktorius K
Glinskis.
Panasiai zmones 81 ta yra parase ir apie
A. Vanagaiti. Kartais yra daug zodziu popieryje
isdeste ir nieko nepasake Kartais. net tokiu da-
lyku prirasydam uz kuriuos tekdavo redakto-
riams bylas tesmuose kelti.. Ateityje visa
tai atrodys juoknga, kad kai kuriose srityse dar
toks letas buvo tautos brendimas. Bet siandien
tegaima konstatuoti tik patti fakta: is netolimoje
praetyje spausdintu atsiiepimu apie scenos me-
nininka ir jo buvusi darba tikresnio vaizdo susi-
daryti negalma. Ne kitokio likimo siuo atveju
ir A. Vanagaitis yra susilaukes.
Oar ir siandiena zymioje vietoje kabo foto-
grafija, padaryta Vanagaiciui is Lietuvos is
vykstant prizes Kauno Teatro fasada, jo buvusiu
scenos draugu, Kauno Valstybinio Dramos Te-
afro bendradarbiu tarpe. Dvylika zmoniu pradejo
to pirmojo musq lietuvisko profesinio teatro
vaga. Ir Antanas Vanagaitis buvo vienas is tn
dvylikos, is tu pirmuju. Ir del to, kaip Lietuvos
Teatro zmogus, jis nusipelno dar atskira silumos
jausma.
(Pabaiga)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-08
'PAIESKOJIMAI'

Daugeliui skaitytoju, tur but,
pats nuobodziausias laikrascio
skyrius yra taip vadinami PA
ieskojimai''. Nors yra skaityto-
jQ, kurie kaip tik sake, kad
jiems tas skyrius visu idomiau-
sias -.
Kaip ten bebutu, bet turime
pripazinti, kad tie "paieskoji-
mai" yra atlike istorini uzdavi-
nj tautos gyvenime. Jie atnau-
jino nutrdkusius rysius tarp
daugelio musu tautieciu.
Nutruke jie buvo del dauge-
lilo priezasciu. Daugiausiai cia
kaltas karas ir pasauline suiru-
te. Gal vienas kitas ir is ame-
rikieciu nutolo nuo savo krasto
bel artimuju ir jau nebeturejo
laiko nei prizes kara SUI jais SUI
sirasineti.
Bet labai daznai del tu rysiu
nutrukimo kalti kaip tik Lietu-
vote gyvenusieji, mes jiems,
ypac jaunesniesiems Americas
lietuviai atrode kaz koki toll
mi, nezinomi ir. gal ne labai
ir svarbus -.
Todel anais laikais daug, la
bal daug laiskQ, rasytu is Ame-
rikos j Lietuva, likdavo be at
sakymo -. Laikas bego, adre-
sal pasikeite arba uzsimirso -.
Ir stai uzgriuvo Lietuva ne
laime. Tada daug akiu suziuro
vel Amerika, tukstanciai pra-
dejo knistis atmintyje - ar ne
ra kokiu giminiu ar siaip pazi-
stamu Amerikoje, kurie gal ga
letu istiesti pagalbos ranka ),
Lietuvos konsulatai ir spauda
cia atliko dideli patarnavima
Buyo paskelbta desimtys, jei ne
simtai tukstanciu ''paieskojimu''
ir tukstanciai is ju nenuejo ME
kais. L4a ..4t ~.
Kad tremtiniu stovyklas
plauke tukstanciai siuntiniu
kad dabar is tu stovyklu plau.
kia j Amerika tukstanciai lie.
tuviu = didele dalimi tam pa
(Perkelta sta pusl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-08
Raso Balys Gaidzidnas

Lietuviai, pakele dideles au-
kas del laisves, ismoko gerbti
ir zuvusius.
Kai Amerikos lietuviai nepri-
klausomybes laikais lankesi Lie
tuvoje, daznas stebejosi, kad
beveik kiekviename miestelyje
buvo pastatyti laisves pamin-
klai. O dabar, kada tevyneje
toxic paminklai paniekinti, trem-
tiniai jau nemaza ju pastate ir
Vokietijoje. Ivairiose lietuviu
gyvenamose stovyklose isdygo
kryziai; baznyciose, kur melsta-
81 - paminklines lentos. O Flos-
senbuerge kankiniams pagerbti
lietuviu lesomis pastatyti net
trys paminklai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-08
A. A.VANAGAITIS-
scenos zmoqus
RasO Stasys Pilka
(Tesinys is pereito numerio


Dainos-muzikos srityje darbas visuomeni-
Mai lslparelgoJimai ir reaus denos rupesciai Wis
labiau attraukdavo A. Vanagaiti nuo dideliu
spektakliQ organizavimo ir, kas svarbiausia. ne
ledo isnaudoti, paleisti apy varton igmto didelio
aktorisko talento Tasai savitas ir retas gabumas,
taip ryskiai issiskledes Kauno profesineje see
noje turejo tenkintis pikniku estradiniais pa
sirodymais, per 16 Vasario dienos minejimus
ir panasiQ progu programos vedejo 'konferan-
sic" pareigomis. Uztikrintai ir j pamegusai lie
tuviskai auditorijai Vanagaitis veliau save at
skleisdavo tik kaip estrados, mazosios scenes,
tik kaip lengvojo zanro menininkas
Bet ir tuos pramoginio tikslo pasirodymus
neiskesdavo neineses to, kas prigimciai buvo ar
timiausia = svelnaus nuosirdumo ir lyrikos {!
Ir sio naujo zanro srityje js nenorejo butt SUI
stinges: seke, kaip dirba zymlis amerikinio vo-
devilio artistai, tobulino savo technika, stenges
savo paties "stiliq' ivarinti Ir siuose sceninio
darbo naujuose zingsniuose nenorejo prarasti
nei menininko reputacijos, nei paskirties dziaug-
smo ir malonumo.
Oar nesenai, eilinio pasimatymo metu per-
skaiciau jam du eilerascius. Buvo tai MARGUCIO
patalpoje. Vienas lyrinis, atitinkamai jautriai
paskaitytas, Vanagaiti net sugraudino 10 akyse
buvo asaros. 0 del kito jis man pastebejo: Kan
tn tuos zodzius taip apvaliai tari, kan juos per-
detail pabreM'' Tokia, grynai technine, pastaba
galima isgirsti ne is bet kokio kritiko Taip moka
Kalbeti tas, kas pats reikala supranta. o Vana-
gaitis lietuviska, gyva zodi ne tik ypatingai me-
go, bet il tobulai, aukstai meniskai ir valde
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-08

Gal kartais ir taip 80.

J. Smetona nesenai rase apie
senoves romenu ir dabartine
amerikieciu politika. Sake, kad
romenai politikoje buvo kieti
realistai, O amerikieciai. mink
sti idealistai.
Bet man kartais atrodo, kad
amerikieciai politikoje yra tik
paprasti :. merkantilistai, tai
yra, pirkliai. Jei tik mato, kad
kur nors bus galima pirkti-par-
duoti, tai visas idealizmas eina
j Sail.
Tx pasiziurekim, kas darosi
SUI Kinija. Buvo pagelbeta XII
nijai kovoje su komunistais, bet
Wis kahn kaip "atgalia ranka".
Wis buvo abejojimas = ar bus
galima su laimejusiu Ciangkai-
seku daryti bizni, ar ne. Da-
bar, kai komunistai laimi, jau
galvoja = gal pripazinti iuos,
gal su jais bus koks biznelis. g.
O ar ne panasiai SUI Maskva? :?
Nauias Amerikos ambasadorius
iteike savo igaliojimo rastus.
Sovietu "prezidentas" svernikas
kalba apie :. biznio atgaivini-
ma tarp sovietu ir USA. Ka
sovietai gall parduoti? Daug ka.
Ir pigiai. Mes ju prekes - ver-
gu darbo vaisius.
Tikri idealistai nesutin k a
pirkti vergu darbo vaisiu, nors
jie ir pigiai parduodami. o mu-
su amerikine spauda mielai kali
ba apie prekybos galimybes su
sovietais. Ir tada visos idealls-
tiskos deklaracijos slenka stall
ciu giluma. Nei tautu, nei EMO
ri,1 teises nebesvarbu, svarbu
tik. i. pirkti-parduoti.
J.D., Brockton, Mass.
"Linijos" neuzuodzia 80.
Kas tai yra, kad bimbiniai
laikrasciai nezino Far keikti ar
laiminti' naujai atvykusius ?
Cia jie su uzuojauta vadina juos
'fasistinese propagandos .auko-
mis-, cia vel kolioja- JUGS kri-
minalistais, fasistais, dykaduo-
niais ir tt. Istikruju, anot vi
jeikio, juoku darbas.
X. G., Detroit, Mich.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-08
(Pabaiga)
ARkIVYSKUPAS J. SkVIRECkAS
otsvente gorbingus jubiIieius

Siais metals suejo lygiai SO
metu, kaip arkivyskupas metro
politas Juozas Skvireckas isven-
tintas j kunigus. Taip pat suejo
ir 80 metu, kaip jis isventintas
vyskupu. Kaip zinia, nesenai
arkivyskupui suejo ir IS metal
amziaus.
Arkivyskupas j. Skvireckas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-08

siuo metu gyvena Austrijoj,
Zams vienuolyne. DIRVOS ko-
respondents Vokietijoje, patty
res apie tuos garbingus JUBILEE
jus, pats asmeniskai j svente
isvyko ir jau artimiausiam DIR
VOS numeryje duos iliustruota
rasini apie dabartini arkivysku-
po gyvenima Austrijoje.