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Evening star., 1949-08-09
Ecuodoreons Here Form
Quake Relief Committee

A relief committee Of Washing
ton residents of Ecuadorean birth
was organized today to raise funds
for victims of the earthquake IN
their native country.
The American Red Cross, mean
while, dispatched two of its Wash
ington staff to the scene and the
Pan American Sanitary Bureau
here announced 1t would send
about four tons of medical and
sanitation - supplies from the
United States to Ecuador.
1t. Jorge I. Montalvo, a citizen
of Ecuador and q graduate of the
United States Naval Academy, is
chairman of the committee here.
All contributions should be sent
to the Embassy Of Ecuador, s2125
Leroy place NV.
Evening star., 1949-08-09

Spain and Japan have reopened
direct trade, with a shipment OF
potash from Barcelona.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
B-36
Continued From First Page.)

Continued From First Page)
ment officers became seriously dis
turbed by evidence of faulty
workmanship and use Of SUBJ
standard materials" in the first
experimental ship of the type,
under construction in Fort Worth,
Texas.
In telling of the difficulties at
the Fort Worth plant, Gen. Smith
said Consolidated officials believed
they were traceable largely to the
"low priority" given the B-36
project earlier in the war. He.
said considerable progress had
been made in smoothing out the
manufacturing process by June.
1916. When the experimental
model Of the plane made its first
test fight, August 8, 1916. it was
entirely satisfactory with the ex-
ception Of a malfunctioning Of the
wing flap mechanism" Gen. Smith
recalled.
Dealt with Maj. Fleet.
Mr.. Lovett said his dealings with
Consolidated were principally
through Maj. Reuben Fleet, then
head of the company. who sub
sequently disposed of his interest
in it.
Mr.. Keenan, asked Mr.. Lovett
whether the flrm with which he
is associated-Brown Brothers
Hartman, New York banking
house-has any interest In air.
craft. companies. Mr.. Lovett said
it had not, to his knowledge. He
added he held no financial inter-
est in any aircraft enterprise
while serving the Government and
has none now.
In response to other questions
by Mr.. keenan,, Mr.. Lovett said
the banking firm has had no deal
ings with Secretary of Defense
johnson or with Secretary OF the
Air Force Symington.
In opening the hearing today,
MIR. Keenan, commented that 1t
was unusual" in some. respects.
because the committee was start
ing on the basis Of Mr.. Van Zandt's
speech and "a certain anonymous
communication" turned over to
Chairman Vinson of the commit
tee by Representative Deane, DEM
ocrat, Of North Carolina.
Generals to Testify.
Following Mr.. Lovett as wit
nesses today were to be Gen. Hoyt
s. Vandenberg. Air Force chief Of
staff, and Gen. Curtis lie May,
commanding general of the Stra-
tegic Air Command.
The Committee. under orders
Evening star., 1949-08-09
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Evening star., 1949-08-09

A publisher in Chicago reports there
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According to this publisher, many
people do not realize how much they
sould influence others simply by
what they say and how they say it.
Whether in business, at social func-
Evening star., 1949-08-09

About 900 officers and men OF
the District Air National Guard
will leave their home station at
Andrews Air Force Base on Satur-
day for Is days Of field train
ing. at New Castle County Airport,
wilmington, Del.
Their commander will be Col,
Ladder B. Mackall. an attorney
of 4434 Garfield street NV.
Units involved will be the 18th
Fighter Group Headquarters, 121st
White House" Squadron, 213th
Air Service Group Headquarters,
Detachment A of the 213th Air
Service Group, 121st Utility Flight
and the 121st Weather Station
Squadron. =
The first airmen to leave will
travel in motor convoy starting at
IS am. The 121st Squadron, un-
der command Of 1t. Col. Willard
w. Millikan, 3345 Martha Gusts
drive, Arlington, will take. of in
their planes at 8 am :
Spain and Japan have reopened
direct trade, with a shipment OF
ootoeh froyo Porco1ono
Evening star., 1949-08-09
John D. .Hickerson Sworn h
As Assistant 10 Acheson
By the Associated Press

John D. Hickerson. 81, was
sworn in yesterday as Assistant
Secretary Of State in charge of
international organizations.
Mr.. Hickerson. a veteran for
eign service officer. was one of the
chief American negotiators of the
12-nation North Atlantic pact.
In his new job, he will super
wise American policy in the United
Nations and the numerous inter-
national groups of which the
United States is a member.
Mr.. Hickerson is the fourth of
the new group of five Assistant
Secretaries named by the Presi-
dent in the administration plan to
reorganize the department.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
India Discovers Coal

Except for the surfur content,
Indias newly found deposits of
high-grade coal in the Caro- hills
of Assam would rank among the
best in the world, experts say.
Evening star., 1949-08-09
U. S. Trade Sought

A Belgian firm wants to develop
an American trade in seamless
wedding rings of gold-which, If
possible should be furnished by
the buyer.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Phony U. S. Bills Seized

Police In Sydney. Australia,
have seized more than 100000
counterfeit United States 81 bills
made In China and being sold at
about the equivalent Of 81. al
though on the black market real
United State dollars bring almost
twice that amount.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
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Evening star., 1949-06-19
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Evening star., 1949-06-19

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year. must import half its wheat
needs.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
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Evening star., 1949-06-19
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Evening star., 1949-06-19

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Evening star., 1949-06-19
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Evening star., 1949-08-14
Markets S Slight Gain
During Week Reflects
Mounting Confidence
By Roder Winget
Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-Conf1-
dence is the word most frequently
heard In Wall street these days
Quite a number of brokers are
using it. They mean that they
have confidence in the immediate
future of American business.
They say they can see THE
course of business ahead pretty
plainly, and they like what they
see. furthermore, they have kind
words for some of the actions OF
the Federal Government and its
agencies.
That doesn't mean that the men
in Wall Street are running arounc
throwing their hats into the all
with joy. They can spot some
stumbling blocks in the path OF
business and industry very
plainly. but ther still is a chance
these barriers will be removed be-
lore Cney become ICO troublesome
Market Up Slightly.
The course of the stock market
this week is clear reflection OF
that attitude. The mar,set had
it's ups and downs. but it ended
the aeek a little higher than it
started. And it kept within a
fairly short stride of the 1949
high point established last Janu-
ary.
The outstanding cause for this
discussion of confidence was the
statement of Thomas B. McCabe,
chairman of the Federal Reserve
Board. Mr.. McCabe proposed to
Congress a number of ways to
encourage business to raise the
money it needs by selling common
stocks. One was income tax re-
duction in the middle and upper
brackets. Another was easing the
tax laws which result in taxing
a corporation on the money 1t
earns to pay dividends and then
taxing the dividends as income
after they are paid out.
Coupled with that was the re-
duction of reserve requirements
by the Federal Reserve for city
and country banks. That gave
them more funds to lend to busi-
ness.
Interest rates on loans against
securities in New York were cut
q little by bankers who felt they
had an excess of idle funds. For
the week ended August 3 there
was a. decline of $60,000,000 in
business loans throughout the
country which Cancelled out the
gain made the previous week.
Loans Again Increase.
During the week ended August
10, however. business loans were
on the increase again in New York
and Chicago, the Federal Reserve
Board said.
All that could add up to a Sit
uation that might be tagged in
flation or recovery, depending on
your Interpretation of what hap
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Average Price Of Bonds
Shows Gain in July
By the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK. Aug. 13. The
average price of all listed bonds
on the New York Stock Exchange
increased to 101.40 on July 20
from 100.98 a month earlier.
The exchange reported that at
the close of business July 20 the
919 listed bond issues, aggregating
$130.974,597.324 par value. had a
total market value of $132,8l2.-
944,850. The GIT listed issues at
the end of June, of $3.50, ,402. .197.-
Ais par value, had a total market
value of $13l.665. .658.752.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

Columbus & Southern Ohio
Electric in year ended June 80
earned $3.783,174 or 1922 share
VS.. $3,534,020 or $2.06 in 1948
period.
General American Transports
ton in months ended June 80
earned $3,196,955 or $2.74 a share
VS.. s3,0o5,979 or $2.56 in 1s48
period.
New England Tel. T. Tel. in s
months ended June 80 earned
$3,8s2,236 VS.. $685. 1858 in 1s4S
period.
Philco Corp. in months ended
June 80 earned 81, ,998 900 or $1,08
a share VS.. $4,215,000 or $2.6St in
1948 period.
United Carbon in 6 months end
ed June 80 earned 1888 .303. or
$1.70 a share VS.. $1,568.80 ~
$1.97 In 1948 period
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Curb Market Prices,
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK Aug. 13 UP.-The Asso-
ciated Press index OF 35 important whole.
to 1898 from 1887 q week ago. COM
pared with the year-ago level of 1852.
The food component touched new
cotton part of the index dropped to q new
low.
Industrials, textiles and nonferrous
metals advanced, and livestock declined.
The index. with comparable figures for
a week ago and year ago. follows:
Evening star., 1949-08-14

ton, for the
coming year.
David Bornet.
who set a new
record in asso-
citation insur-
ance reports
last year, was
renamed chair
man of t h a t
group.
Other COM
mittee chair
men include A.
M. McLachlen,
Hans w, Ire
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Bankers Association
Announces Additional
Committee Selections

By Edwurd c. Stone

Further committee appoint
ments were announced yesterday
by George M. Fisher, president
of the District Bankers Associa-
Evening star., 1949-08-14

sIn bankruptcy or re-
under the Bankruptcy
uch companies. Rates
table are annual. dis
larterly or semi-annual
noted. special or extra
Called. Z Ex dividend.
extras. b Plus stock
Paid last year. I Pay
value on ex-dividend
this year. h Declared
split-up. K Declared or
e issue with dividends
dividend omitted, de-
last dividend meeting.
, Liquidating dividend.
Yalus undetermined on
Evening star., 1949-08-14

tUnit Of trading 10 shares. :.
ceiyersb p, or being reorganized
Act, o.. securities assumed by s
Of dividends in the foregoinS
bursements based on the last az
decIaration. Unless otherwise
are not included. cid
xr Il rights. . Also extra or,
dividend. d Cash or stock. el
able in stock, estimated cash
late, z Declared or psid SO far
Or paid after stock dividend Or
paid this year, an accumulativ
IN arrears. D paid this year.
ferred or no action taken at
r Declared 1948, paid in 1919.
. Payable In stock, exact cash
declaration data.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-01
TREMTINE LIETUVE : kA$LE


Tukstantinej lietuviu minioj,
begancioj nuo bolseviku teroro,
galejai matyti if lietuve moteri.
JOS pecius Siege kuklus butt
niausiq daiktu rysulelis, ant
rankq il lake prie Strides pri-
sispaudus mylima kddiki. Viena,
be vyro-vado, zuvusio nuo boil
sevikisku zmogedziu rankos, tik
SUI kldikiu, kita net su keliais,
klampojo suvargusi be miego ir
maisto lietuve nasls, kuria reik-
tu priskaityti prie mdsu tautos
didziuju drasuoliu. Jai nebai-
sus buvo patranku baubimas,
gaisru liepsnos, ar kelyje sprogs-
tancios granatos. il ejo dienas
ir naktis, per ugni ir vandeni,
kad isgelbetu save ir kudiki nuo
likimo, prarijusio jos mylima
vyra ir kudikio teva.
Begome is miestu, miesteliu
ii kaimu, kur akys vede, kur
kojos nese. Visur musu atsirado
Vokietijoj, svedijoj, Danijoj,
Prancuzijoj, Italijoj ir kitur.
Musu tarpe buvo ne vien pro-
fesionalu, bet ir lkininku, dar-
bininku. Mes BECOME nevaromos,
neagituojamos ir niekieno ne
gasdinamos. Mes argi naslei rel
kejo dar kokios agitacijos, kai
pirmu bolsevikmeciu jos vyra
nuzude; kai susaudytu bel is
veztu j nezinomas. Sibiro sritis
tevu vaikus gaude ir tlkstan-
ciais veze j Russia? Ta maciu-
sios ir pergyvenusios butumem
nusidejusios, aukodamos save
ir vaikus rusiskiems sadistams.
Juk tik del bolsevikisko barba-
rizmo mes siandien esame mas
les, o mdsu vaikai - naslaiciai
Kelioneje is tevynes lietuve
tremtine daug vargo pakele. Jos
vargu nasta su apsistojimu Vo-
kietijoj nepasibaige. Neisardy-
tos seimos, pavieniai vyrai bel
merginos greiciau susitvarke
tremties gyvenime ir lengviau
vertesi. 0 naslei buvo daug SUM-
kiau parlpinti sau SUI kudikiu
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maisto, ruby. Wis delto il parode
daug ryztingumo viena aukle-
DANA vaikus lietuviskoje dva-
sioje ir nugaledama visas kliu-
tis.
Prasidejus tremtiniu emigra-
cijai is Vokietijos, nasls pasi-
juto visq uzmirsta, apleista.
Daug vedusiq ir pavieniu
tremtiniu gaudavo visai nuo ne
pazistamu amerikieciu buto ir
darbo garantijas, o tue tarpu
nasle negalejo nieko prisisaukti.
Tick organizacijos, tick pa
vieniai asmenys neatsakydavo
j jos laiskus. Del to vos kelioms
naslems pavyko siaip taip at
-vykti j Amerika.
ITEMS, kurie bijojo ir dar
tebebijo parlpinti naslei SUI val
kais garantijas, atvykusios pull
kiausiai irode, kad jos greit su-
siranda darbus ir isikuria ne bio
giau uz kitus.
Didele didziuma nasliq paliko
Vokietijoj. JOS neprisisaukia ga
rantiju. Laukia stebuklu =.
Ar ne laikas bltu amerikie-
ciu organizacijoms, ypac mo-
terry, jq reikalais rimtai susido-
meti? Gal vertetu sudaryti is
moteru specially centra, kuris
rupintqsi nasliq su vaikais rel
kalais. Ju padetis sunki ir tu-
rime ka nors daryti.
Magda Laukiene
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Lietuvos kariuonene
niekad nebuvo
atskiras luonas

is to, kas pasakyta, jau ga
lima suprasti, kad be musu sa-
vanoriq, kariq, partizanu ir sau-
lily auku nebltume suklre Ne
priklausomos Lietuvos.
kal kas is mlsu kartais pa
deda susidaryti neteisinga vaiz-
da apie Lietuvos kari. Kai kas
met pradeda j vaizduotis, kaip
militarista, nenaudinga, o kar-
tais net pavojinga.
Toks musu kario vaizdavi-
mas yra ziauriai neteisingas.
sia proga ,privalome labiau is
ryskinti ir tikroje sviesoje pa
rodyti lietuvio kario asmenybe
bel visos musu tautos karini
narsuma. Mes turime savo kari
suprasti ir pazinti toki, koki
musu tautos gyvenimas j is
ugde.
Lietuvos kariai niekad, nei
senoveje, nei nepriklausomybes
laikais, nesudare tautoje atski-
70 luomo ar kastos, kaip kitose
tautose budavo. Lietuvos kariai
visada budavo neatskiriama tau
tos dalis. Agresingumas ir ka-
rQ pamegimas NUNS yra sve-
timas. Patys save gerai pazis-
tame, jog esame rami taikinga
ukininku tauta. Ir svetimieji
NUNS negaletu prikisti karo
'avantiuristQ vardo.
Tiesa, nuo pat senoves lietu-
viams teko daug kariauti, ta-
ciau Wis ne del ju paciu kaltes.
Laisve ir savo krasto nepri-
klausomybe reikedavo ginti nuo
uzpuoliku. Ir vergijos metals
lietuvis negaledavo isvengti ka-
rio dalios. Pavergejai prievar-
ia il ijungdavo j savo armijas
ir versdavo kariauti uz savo
tikslus, visai svetimus lietuviui.
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PITTSBURGOUN
VERSITETO LIETU-
WIZ KAMBARIO
KOMITETAS
kreipiasi ! visuomene
Mieli tautieCiai!


Jau daug metu, kai Pittsbur-
gho universitete yra itaisytas
Lietuviu Kambarys. Prize jo dau-
giausiai prisidejo save aukomis
ir darbu Pittsburgho lietuviai.
Taciau su tue visos pareigos
dar nepasibaige. Reikia ir toliau
rupintis papuosti Kambari per
tautines sventes ir prisideti prize
atlyginimo mergaites, parodan-
cioms lankytojams, koks puikus
tas Lietuviu Kambarys.
Paskutiniu metu atsirado ir
nauju reikalQ. Numatoma, kad
Pittsburgho Universitete, Ste
phen Foster Memorial saleje,
galetu butt padarytas pranesi-
mas apie lietuviq literature, pa
kvieciant koki zymesni lietuvi
rasytoja. Paskaita labai isgar.
sintu lietuviu varda, taciau il
pareikalautp ir islaidu apmoketi
kalbetojo kelionei ir buvimui
Pittsburghe.
Be to, galima butu pagelbeti
vienam neturtingam lietuviui ap.
moketi nors dali mokslo islaidu
kita dali apmokes Universitetas
Visu tuo tenka rupintis Lietu.
viu Kambario Komitetui. Komi.
tetas jau seniai neberenka jokiu
aukq. 10 buve fondai ne tik
kad issibaige, bet teko net isl.
skolinti Pittsburgho Universi.
tetui. Toliau issiversti be para.
mos nebegalima.
Todel komitetas ir kreipiasi
] Tamstas su prasymu paskirti
kick isgalima aukq nurodytiems
tikslams. Visi paremusieji bus
su padeka paskelbti spaudoje.
ceki prasome rasyti Lithu-
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izdininkui: A. Marciulaitis, 2128
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p. Pivaronas, pirmininkas
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Ad. Marchulaitis, izdininkas
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Lietuviai svetirnose
kariuornenese

IS pavirsiaus sprendziant at.
rodytq, kad taikinga tauta, my
Init >tik ramu artoju darba
turetu butt karinio atkaklumc
ir narsumo atzvilgiu silpna. Bet
istorija ir neseni atsiminimai
visai ka kita rodo. Lietuvis vi
sais amziais yra pasizymejes
narsumu ir auksta kario morale
Tai nenuostabu. Istisa istori.
jos laikotarpi lietuviui teko gin.
tbs nuo daugelio priesu, tode'
ir tos nuolatines apsigynimo
kovos isugde jane atkaklia pa.
sipriesinimo dvasia.
Ne vien tik savo laisve gin.
damas lietuvis parodydavo ypa.
tinga karzygiskuma, bet ir sve.
timiems priverstas tarnauti lie.
tuvis karys buvo aukstai verti.
namas.
Kodel? Juk lietuvis ne tik ne.
pritardavo, bet budavo jiems
net priesingas.
sitoji paslaptis gludi lietuvis.
kane blde. Lietuvio prigimtas
drasumas, darbstumas, sazinin.
gumas, pareigingumas ir kitos
geros moralines savybes neleis.
davo jam simuliuoti. Pareigos
akivaizdoje jis uzmirsdavo net
savo skriaudas. Per ilga simt.
meciu vergija Xxi nepriklauso.
mybes kovu lietuvis karys sve-
timiems tarnaudavo, nematyda.
mas artimoje ateityje savo tau.
tiniu' tikslu atsiekimo, taigi bl.
davo ir mazesnis krislas paver.
geju akyse. Ware prisiektl -
prisieke, kaip jam buvo isakyta
Didziosios Lietuvos lietuvis yer.
ciamas prisiekdavo carui, o Ma.
|zOsios Lietuvos - kaizeriui.
Bet jau kitaip buvo po 20 ne.
)priklausomo gyvenimo metq, ka.
da lietuvis karys prizes axis tn.
rejo ne tik nesena praeiti, bel
ir artima tiksla vel atsikovoti
Lietuvos nepriklausomybe.
| Velesniems Lietuvos okupan.
tams daug sunkiau vyko Jung.
ii lietuvius savo karo masinas
Pirmas okupantas, nors lietuv;
| ir priverte jam tarnauti ir ivil.
ko j savo karines uniformas
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Pirrnosios kovos

Musu pirmieji savanoriu bu-
rial, nesuspeje kareivinese SUI
silti, nesuspeje iseiti maziausio
apmokymo, labai menkai gink-
luoti ir net neaprengti kariskais
drabuziais, tik SUI tautinemis
juostelemis ant rankoves, jau
1913 m. krasto viduje daugeliu
atveju turejo stoti j kova su
ginkluotomis plesiku gaujomis,
kurias sudare daugiausia vokie-
ciu pakrike demoralizuoti ka-
rial ir rusu belaisviai, griztan-
tieji per musu krasta j savo te-
vyne.
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Lenlkai

Vykstant kovoms su rusais
o veliau SUI bermontininkais, il
pietu lenkai uzsimojo uzgrobti
didesnius mlsq zemes potus
1920 metq pradzioje lenkai isl
verze Xxi Merkines Daugu .
Stakliskiq Vievio Gelvonq
Vaitkuskio zelvos Tauragnv
linijos.
1920 metq vasara, kada ivy.
ko lenku rusQ karas, lietuviu
kariuomene be kovq uzeme Vii.
niu ir isejo j savo rytu siena.
Sumuse rusus, lenkai, save
laimejimu apsvaiginti, gel. ze.
ligovskio aferos pagalba, klas.
tingu budu tu metu spaliq 9 d
uzeme Vilniu, sulauzydami ks
tik pasirasyta (spaliu d. Su.
valku sutarti.
Lenku verzimasis sustabdytas
prie Vievio, sirvintq, Giedraiciu
Prize sirvintq ir Giedraiciq len.
kams buvo suduotas tick skau.
dus smugis, kad kelias musy
kariuomenei j sostine Vilniu bu.
vo laisvas. Bet del santarvinin.
kQ komisijos isikisimo mes save
sostines atgauti negal6jome.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-01
Neprik|susomybes kovos
(31 metp Lietuvos Kariuomenes sulkakties proga)

kariuomenes. Ginklus jau gau-
davome is okupantu vokieciu uz
pinigus ar uz lietuviskus la
SINUS.
1919 m. sausio Is d. paskelbta
pirmoji karininku ir puskari-
ninkiu mobilizacija, o kovo Z d.
vyru mobilizacija paskubino taip
reikalingu jegu formavima.
1919 m. balandzio men. pra-
dzioj musu kariuomene pradejo
puolamuosius veiksmus tikslu
isvaryti priesa is savo tevynes.
Pradzioje smugis kreipiamas
,Vilniaus kryptimi. Bet balandzio
% d., lenkams uzemus Vilniu,
musu kariuomenes pastangos
nukreipiamos Daugpilio krypti-
mi. Geguzes men. atsiimta Uk-
merge, Panevezys, Trosklnai.
Dabar musu kariuomene paeme
iniciatyva j savo rankas ir jos
nepaleido, kol priesas buvo is
vytas is Daugpilio ir tue likvi-
Quotas rytu frontas. Rytu from
to kovos buvo baigtos 1919 m.
spaliu men. pradzioje.