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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10
MAGNOLIAS.
Trees Of the Southland

Whoi with ccreful plonting and frequent watering until
eaabhsd pnis that motive OF the swmps may
folly be grown high well doined l1nd this being especially
Of Mugnoo erondoru Motive of the dense owlund for
eaa a he lower Mississippi River and the Gulf Stoes group
paintings Of these beautiful forming ideal setting
many old southern plantation homes In weldruined soil they
do noi grow vigorously in their Motive but
nevsheess extensively planted and highly priced for their
bouuy 81 ouqe and lcrge woxike flowers Magnolia grond
osu great uvorie oil the late Dr. Henry Nehrng noted
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22
ERIE TWP.

There will be a community
shower on Friday evening of this
week for Mrs. Gordon Domeck,
the former Betty Lange, at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Millard Lange.
Dan st. Clair, his daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Erton and baby, Betty, all
of Lacarne, who We're struck by a
train at the Rymers Road crossing
Thursday afternoon, are at their
respective homes now. They are
still bruised and sore, but they
are recovring satisfactorily.
Mrs. r. L. Mccoy and Miss Win
fired Kleinhans Of Baltimore, Md,
were over night guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Klein
hans of Lacarne. On Sunday
they all drove to Linwood Park
near Vermilion to spend the day
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Goetz and
children, Of Titfin, We're weekend
guests Of relatives in Lacarne.
The 40th anniversary of the La
carne Women's Christian Temper
ance Union was held on Wednes-
day evening, July l3, at the home
of Mrs. Walter Kirk, with hus-
bands as guests. The early days
of the w. c. T. U. were recalled,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22

Mrs. Cherrington, who is spend
ing the summer at their Maple
avenue cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Nj, Lockwood,
of kokomo, Ind. spent the week
end with his sister, Mrs. Nina
StetfenS.
A handsome outside light of the
Colonial type has been installed at
the George Meek home. The lamp
is the handiwork of his brother,
Clifton Meek, an expert ornamen-
tai metal worker, Of Norwalk,
Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Eberly, who
were married Saturday evening,
in the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, Wilburt Nc
Ritchie, at Catawba Island, left,
following the reception, for a trip
to Niagara Falls, the traditional
honeymoon capital of all Ameri-
ca. Upon their return they will
make their home at Catawba ISL
and. The groom is the son OF
Mr., and Mrs. Augustus Eberly of
Erie Beach.
Mrs. Charles SileS, of Sandus-
ky, attended the Lutheran Chau-
tauQua Friday and Saturday and,
while here, was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. William Brauer.
With the sudden passing, early
Saturday morning of Henry Bern,
hardt, who was drowned while
fishing off Erie Beach shore, re-
moves from this area a man wide.
ly known to most of the residents
and hundreds Of summer visitors
as an individual we'll verSed II
Lakeside history as well as that
of Lake Erie, an authority on lake
conditions and on the art of ang'
ling, and many sought his advice
and opinion on problems pertain
ing to all these things. He was
for years, a trusted public ser
want and was exceptionally eff
cient in all his undertakings. His
place in the everyday life of Lake
side will be hard to fill.
Mrs. Ruth Lockwood, of Oal
Harbor, is with Mrs. Nina Stef
fens while recuperating from ;
recent illness which confined he
to Magruder Hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22

and programs and banquets of
past We're retold by Mrs. Mamie
Brunkhorst, Mrs. Della Fritsche,
Mrs, Walter Kirk, Mrs. Milton
Floro, and Mrs. Fred Schwartz.
A memorial service was conduct
ed for those of the club who had
passed on, After some group con-
tests a delicious lunch was served
at the close of the evening
Mrs. Robert Randall, Mrs. Wal
ter Kirk, and Mrs. Rosetta Kirch-
gessner spent Sunday at Lakeside.
Mrs. Roderick Mcleod was hos
tess to members Of the Stitch and
Chatter Club on Saturday evening.
Randall Finken, together with
members of the 5-H group, at
tended the ball game in Cleveland
Saturday.
Amos kleinhans is spending this
week at the Boy Scout camp at
Camp Miakonda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Lange and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Karshuk
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Do
meek at Fayette, Ohio, on Sunday.
On Sunday Mrs. Mamie Brunk-
horst attended the fourth annual
reunion of the Leatherport School
in Elmore, where she had been 4
school teacher.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Randall
and three children returnd on Sat
urday evening from u ten day trip
to Quebec, Canada, and other
places of interest in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Long, Of
Wellington, Ohio, we're guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stroh and three
children Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Shimman, Lacarne,
left Lansing, Mich, Monday
morning to visit her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Hess. She will return Thursday.
Garold Daup, with a group of
friends, attended the ball game in
Detroit Saturday.
Mrs. Della Schlintz, of Carroll
Township, visited her brother,
Dan st. Clair, Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Davidson
and Mrs. Mabel Baldock attended
a family picnic Sunday at the fail
grounds in Fremont.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Fritsche
and three daughters returned on
Thursday evening from a weeks
stay at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
where they visited Mrs. Fritsche's
mother and sister. d..
See our complete line of Hot.
point Appliances now on display
on our floor. Hablitzel Co. 22-lt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22
Little Portage

Next Sunday evening, July "A,
at 7 o'clock in the evening the
Bay Farm Women's Club will
hold family night in the commu-
nifty hall. The children's games
will be from seven until $50
with the remainder of the even
ing being devoted to progressive
pinochle, followed by lunch. The
lunch hostesses are, Mesdames
Gladys Meachem, Jessie Berg
man, Frieda Ewersen and Alice
Mae Nielsen. The entertainment
committee is, Madames Jeanette
Rose, Lillian Mccullough, Emma
Lorensen and Mabel Paulsen.
The following 5-H members at
tended the and-Philadelphia
baseball game in Cleveland Sat-
urday: Robert Bahnsen, Lucille
Paulsen and Ruth Ewersen.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Reinwald of
Toledo spent the weekend with
the Sinke Ewersen family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Paulsen,
Mrs. c. w. Burning, Norma Jean
and Edna Ann, Mrs. Arthur kag-
amaster and Linda attended 7. O.
B. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Wonnell in Erie township.
The Bay All Future Farmers
met Monday evening. They wish
to thank the many friends who
made their All dance a success.
They cleared $42.50. Next week
some of the boys are planning
on helping make chicken crates
in Oak Harbor, and all expect to
attend the All, picture in Oak
Harbor next week Tuesday, We'd
nesday or Thursday. Dick Berg
man, Roman Lochotzki and Dean
Pixley served a fine lunch.
About As relatives and friends
gathered at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Meachem on Sun
day, July 10, coming from To-
ledo, Detroit, Wauseon, Port
Clinton, Oak Harbor and Dun
kirk, bringing basket lunches, and
enjoyed dinner and supper and a
ball game on the Meachem's beau
tiful lawns.
Last Sunday about forty chill
dren and grandchildren gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Curtis. Jack Schribner, of Bry-
an, leaves August 5 for the air.
force base at San Antonio, Tex
as. The many relatives present
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22
OUR NEIeHBORS +
PUT-N-BAY

A bingo and chuck -a-luck party
was given by the Scheible Down
ing American Legion Post No. 542,
at the Crescent Pavilion on Sat-
urday evening, July 16. The party
was held at $50 p. m. and the
proceeds are to be used on the
new tennis court, which the Le-
gion is having built on the east
ern end Of the public school play
ground. The estimated cost to
date is $1,000.
A bake sale and art goods dis
play will be held on July 20 by the
Ladies Guild of Saint PauPs
Episcopal church.
The Mother of Sorrows Cath
olic church will hold benefit
bingo party at the Crescent Pa
vilion on July %, at $50 p. m.
Signs have been posted that
disposal of tin cans, ETC., can be
taken out to the community gar
bage disposal lot at 9 a. m. and
II a. m. every Monday and Fri
day, during the summer season.
The public bathing beach is
now open and will be managed by
Miss Georgianna Ladd, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. N H. Ladd.
Funeral services for Roderick
Allen Miller, son of Mrs. Fannie
Doller Miller, and husband of
Florence Seifeld Miller, who died
in Mercy hospital, Toledo, after
long, lingering illness, were held
on Monday at p. m. from the
Miller home on the East Shore
drive. Roderick was born here,
the only son of the late Frank and
Fannie Miller. He was a grape
grower for many years, member
of the Masonic lodge of Port
Clinton, and a veteran of World
War l. Military services were
held at the Crown Hill cemetery
by members of the local Scheible
Downing Am. Legion Post of
which he was a member. The
pallbearers of the American Le-
gion were: Gordon Barker, Mau-
rice Arndt, William Market, JOS
eph Parker, Nathan Ladd and
Erwin Heidle. Honorary pail
bearers were: George Morrison,
Theodore Phillips, Ernest and Ed
1,,o1e th1lc ahio to Wi Sh him fara-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22

mond Miller, Earl Hallock and
Henry Graham. Rev. John f..
Braun, of Port Clinton, offciated,
with Gerner & Wolf funeral home
in charge. Among the out-of-
town relatives and friends to at
tend the funeral services were
Mrs. Foster Moore, of Sandusky,
and Mrs. Frances Miller, of To-
ledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fuchs, of
Chicago, H., were guests here
recently of Mrs. Henry Fuchs and
Mrs. Emily Procht.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemens Fuchs,
of Mansfield, Ohio, visited here
recently at the home of Misses
Hilda and Louise Fuchs on the
South Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kiplinger
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Larson and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Snavely and family, all
of Massillon, Ohio, are among the
"tenters" enjoying a weeks vaca-
tion in the State Park. The Kip
linger family were Islanders" for
four years when Mr.. Kiplinger
was superintendent of the local
lools.
Mrs. T. J. LaRue and daughter
of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, are
visiting at the Wilbur Dodge
home.
Miss Barbara Parker, who has
been enrolled in the Glengarda
Ursuline Academy in Windsor,
Ontario, has returned to the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Parker, on Lorain avenue,
for the summer vacation.
Forty Hours Devotion opened
Sunday at 10 a. m. (EST) high
mass in the Mother of Sorrows
Catholic church here. The Rev
Paul Ruot, S.S.S. conducted the
three days services. Masses were
held on Monday and Tuesday at
and 8 a. m. Evening services
were held on Sunday and Monday
at 7:30 p. m Forty Hours closed
on Tuesday with solemn Benedic
tion of the Blessed Sacrament al
1880 p. m. For the closing Fran
ciscan friars from Carey anc
Blessed Sacrament Fathers from
Cleveland united to form a large
choir. Both groups of priests anC
seminarians are camping at Kel
leys Island at this time.
The Power Squadron held THEN
annual convention here at the
Crescent Hotel, on July 16 and II
The banquet followed by a bust
mess meeting was held at $50 p
m. in the Gold Room. Places
were laid for $50 dinner guests
At 9 p. m. a formal dance was
held at the Colonial ball room
Many of the Sandusky, Por'
Clinton and Put-in-Bay Yach'
Club members were present a
this convention.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22
Three Escape AS
Train Hits Auto

Three persons escaped serious
injury last Thursday afternoon
when an auto being driven by
Daniel st. Clair, Sc, Lacarne, was
struck by a New York Central
freight train at the Rymers Road
crossing in Erie township.
Treated at Magruder Hospital
and released were Mr.. st. Clair,
a railroad foreman; Mrs. Ralph
Erton, 10, Lacarne, head and leg
injuries, and her daughter, Betty
Lou Erton, IA months, head in
juries. st. Clair escaped with
bruises and broken ribs.
Sheriff Merlan Budd investi-
gated the accident.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22

were thus able to wish him fare
well.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-07-22

See our complete line of Hot
point Appliances now on display
on our floor. Habhtzel Co. 22-1t
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10
BRISIAUS CALAIS
{ Atkelta is Alto pusl. }

ga, jau senas budamas, juoku piemenims
pridarydavo! Uzmes jie, budavo, ant Bri-
slaus galvos cerkaseli ir turi vienam pa
sislepti liepia; paskui paleidzia Brisiu les
kotQ. Ir visados surasdavo, nors tasai uz
pusvarscio, auksciausioj egles virsunej
butu pasislepes. Susekdavo jo pedsakas,
apuostydavo medi, pakeles aukstyn snuki,
imdavo lott. Neidavo, kolei tasai nulips.
Pamates nulipanti, nesitverdavo is dziaugs-
mo, sokinedavo inksdamas aplinkui ir. su-
grizes j piemenis, iskises liezuvi, ziuredavo
tai juos, tai krepselius: zinojo. kad is
tenai butinai gaus mesos kruopele ar duo
nos plutele.
Taciau ir piemenys j uzmirso !.
Gull senas Brisius ant spaliu ir sap
|nuoja. Mato jisai per MEGA ants, kurias
10 seimininkas saudo, jisai is vandens
mesa. Ir tick tu aneiu daug, tokios jos
riebios! Pramerkia Brisius axis ir saldziai
ziovauja, jas atsimindamas. Bet kaip gi
jisai stebisi, is tiesu priesais save Semi
ninka su saudykle uz peciQ pamates. Sa.
vo akin nenori tiketi: tux but, ir il sap
nuoja...
Bet. aiskiai girdi, kaip tasai saukia: =
Isa, Brisiau, sa!
Tai, tur but, is jo seno juokias? Kan
-Sa, Brisiau, sa! - vadina seiminin-
kas
Brisius siepia snuki, tartum noreda-
mas sypteleti, bet tik kahn kaip gailiai
inkscia -.
= Sa, Brisiau, SAL.
Jisai nenorom atsikelia nuo spaliu IL
seka paskui, ne taip, kaip pirma = jau-
mas If linksmas, bet paspaudes uodega il
nuliudes, kai koksai kaltininkas.
seimininkas eina uz klojimo laukan IL
atsigrezdamas Wis saukia: - sa, Brisiau
SAL.
Pamiskej sustoja. Brisius inkscia bal.
liai ir ziuri j zmogu, tartum klausdamas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10

kan eionai j atvede. Mato, kaip tasai nu-
siima nuo peciu saudykle, atsitolina nuo
jo kelis zingsnius ir pradeda jan taikinti =.
Negali butt? Brisius netiki. Tai tik
pasijuokt is jo nori. Bet kan taip bal
siai is seno juoktis? Kan? Juk jisai
|nekaltas {. Brisius nori pasigerinti, su-
vizginti uodega, bet is bailes tupiasi ant
paskutiniu koju, ir per jo snuki rieda gal
lios, karcios asaros -.
Staiga ugnis ir baisus trenksmas, - ir
jisai griuva, sopulio pervertas. Pramerkes
axis, tik speja pamatyti, kaip nuo jo te-
kinom bega zmogus, turedamas rankoj
|saudykle...
Gal ir suprato Brisius, kodel tasai
zmogus j uzmuse; tik nebegalejo supras-
Iti, kodel tekinom nuo jo pabego: juk j.
|sai, mirdamas, tik kojas norejo jam pas
kutini karta palaizyti.
1906 m. rugpilcio rs d.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10
Didysis Penktadienis
sekmadieni

Ceku komunistai visuomet
tvirtina, kad jie zmoniu nuo
religijos atpratinti nenori. Esa,
tikri komunistai nusistate tik-
tai 'pries kataliku baznycios
isdavima, kuris tarnauja anne
rikieciu ir britu kapitalistu in
teresams'.
Kaip iliustracija Siam tvirti-
nimui gall patarnauti naujas
ceku valdzios paredymas, kad,
"ekonominiais sumetimais'', uz-
drausta Svesti daugelis kata-
liku baznytiniu svenciu. Tais
paciais sumetimais ir Didysis
Penktadienis nukeliamas j.. j
sekanti sekmadieni. Toliau sa-
vo paredyme komunistai nuro-
do, kad jie ir toliau "priziures"
81 reikala ir, jei bus reikalinga,
sventes uzdraus arba iskels.
Prahoje komunistai pradeje
leisti nauja "katalikiska" laik-
rasti, kurio pirmame numeryje
smarkiai puolamas Popiezius,
kuris savo ekskomunikacijos
dekreta isleides, .neva, USA uz-
sieniQ reikalu ministerijos ita-
koje.
Prasidedant naujiems mokslo
metams, visose cekQ mokyklo-
Sc, pradedant vaiku darzeliais
ir baigiant universitetais, ivesti
nauji vadoveliai, kad padeti jau-
nimui kurti "nauja, laiminga
socialistine ateiti'. Visose kla-
sese ant sienu kaba Stalino ir
Gotvaldo paveikslai. Pradedant
kiekviena darbo diena vaikai tu-
ri giedoti sovietu sajungos him
ma. LLV /SB
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10
DVI SAVAITES Is ANKSTO!

kau pageidavima, kad USA de-
legacija Jungtinese Tautose is
keltu viesumon tragiskiausi Lie
tuvos, Latvijos ir Estijos gy-
ventojq likima ir ieskotu prize
moniu igyvendinti Atlantic car
teri, kuris galioja ir mazoms,
taikingoms tautoms. DR.. Joyce
atsake, kad sekanciame Jungti-
niq Tautu (UN) generaliniame
susirinkime bus iskeltas j die
notvarke Pabaltijo valstybiu
klausimas. Taciau daugiau siuo
reikalu jis nieko nepasake. Kel-
damas 81 reikala as priminiau,
kad Lietuvos partizanai jau pen
XII metal didvyriskai kovoja su
simtais kartu galingesniu oku-
pantu, kad vienintele musu tau
tos atstovybe - Vyriausias Lie
tuvai Islaisvinti Komitetas ir
mlsu valstybes minister's Wa
shingtone P. zadeikis, kuris
Americas vyriausybes yra lai-
komas vieninteliu cia teisetu
Lietuvos atstovu, keliais atve-
jais kreipesi Jungtiniu TautQ
generalini sekretoriu prasyda-
mi sustabdyti musu itautos mai
kinima ir atstatyti musu krasto
nepriklausomybe, bet ligi siol
Sic zygiai liko be pasekmiu.
Amerikai, kaip didziajai tautu
laisves ir zmogaus teisiu gyne-
ia, laikas tarti savo zodi ir ak
tyviu bldu pareiksti savo valia.
Pasibaigus posedziui, prie ma
nes priejo prof. Elliott ir, spaus-
damas ranka, man dekojo, mes,
esa. as j ispudingai paremes
diskusiju metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10
Didzziausias nuodu SAN
delis Europoje

Vienoje is graziausiu Vokie-
tijos apylinkiq, arti Chiemsee,
vidury misko, randasi vieta, ku-
ria zmones vadina St. George
no pragaru. Ryskus uzrasai liu-
|dija, kad cia gresia pavojus gy-
vybei. sioje vietoje savo laiku
buvo irengtas didziausias che
miniu karo medziagu sandelis,
kokio Europa pirma nepazino,
Amerikieciai, uzeme sia sriti,
cia RADIO milznskus kiekius ivai-
riu nuodQ. Netruko net ir bal
siojo tabuno - nuodingu dujQ
kurios veikia j nervus ir padarc
uznuodyta zmogu nepagydomu
dvasios ligoniu.
Tuojau po Vokietijos kapitu'
liacijos prasidejo siu nuodu mai
kinimas, kas tesiasi dar ir Sian.
dien - jau ketvirti metal.
siaure nuriedejo jau virs 1000
vagonu su nuodais, kurie pa
skandinti siaqres juroje, sude'
ginti, arba cheminiu budu per.
dirbti j naudingus produktus
Dabar vyksta ypatingai pavo
jingas darbas, likviduojant ne
suskaitomas dezes SUI baisiais
odos ir plauciu nuodais, kurit
paslepti nepilnai isdegusiu arbs
issprogdintu bunkeriu griuve
siuose.
Prize sio darbo dirbantiej
zmones kiekvienu momentu ri
zikuoja savo sveikata ir gyvy
be. Ju darbo laikas - du kartr
j diena po dvi valandas. Juos ap
saugo guminiai batai, rubai
pirstines, dujokaukes. Vasaros
kaitroje jie labai prakaituoja
Po kiekvieno darbo posmo jr
rubai ir darbo irankiai is pa
grindu dezinfikuojami, o jie pa
tvs maudosi, plaunasi. Darbe
dienai pasibaigus, tas pakarto
jana dar nuodugniau. Bet il
dvi valandas dirbti dujokaukese
beveik neimanoma. Karts nue
karto jie iseina gryno orc pa
kvepuoti. Tokiais atvejais reikis
stebeti orc krypti, kuria nurodt
veliaveles. Nuodus panaikinus
visa aplinkuma rupestingai de
zinfikuojama, dar syki perkon
troliuojama, ir tik tuomet pra
dedamas darbas. LLV/SE
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10
kova uz taika

Sovietu Rusijos okupacijoje ir
kurios siuo metu yra procese
visisko isnaikinimo, deportuo-
jant masiniu budu zmones j ST.
biro koncentracijos stovyklas
letai bado mirciai arba juos lik-
viduojant be jokio teismo. Sis
,paklausimas lyg salto vandens
kliustelejimas paveike visa au-
ditorija, mes jis visus prizadino
is maloniu teoretiniQ diskusijQ
ape smulkucius reikalelius ir
prizes axis pastate baisiaja tik-
rove. Keliolika sekundziu po
paklausimo buvo mirties tyla.
Visi axis nukreipe nuo names
autoritetingaja prelegente. il,
kick lukterejusi, rimtai susi-
masciusi, pradejo regzti atsa-
kyma, kurio pagrindine mintis
buvo 81: Jungtines tautos dar
neturi karines jegos, kurios pa
galba bdtu galima igyvendinti
zmogaus Teisiu deklaracijos
nuostatus. Oar blogiau, kad So
vietu Rusija ligi siol visai nera-
tifikavo sios deklaracijos ir tue
budu visai saves neipareigojc
gerbti zmogaus teisiu. Taciau
il dar turinti vilties, kad, gal
but, ir Sovietu Russia ja prisi.
inns .. AS padekojau uz issamu
atsakyma, o per klausytoju vel
dus prabego ironinga sypsena. D.,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10
Jungtiniu tautu blstinej
Lake Success

Rugpiucio IL d. musu semi
naras dare ekskursija j Lake
Success, kur yra laikinoji Jung
tiniu Tautu (UN) bustine. Lake
Success yra vietove prie siau-
res-rytu Brooklyno, taigi New
Yorko apylinkese. Ten pose
dziauja Saugumo Taryba ir Eko-
nomine Socialine Komisija, O
visuotinas susirinkimas (gene-
raline asambleja) vyksta sios
vietos kaiminystej - Flushing
Medow. Drauge su mumis ia
diena lankesi dar keli simtai
ekskursantu is ivairiu univer-
sitetu ir siaip jau pavieniu as
menu. Tuo metu posedziu nebu-
vo ir mes galejome apziureti
patalpas bel jose tureti savo
posedzius su paskaitomis. Sve-
cius pasveikino ir supazindino
su UN darbais sios istaigos in
formaciju direktorius dr.. w.
Agar. Pc jo kalbejo socialiniQ
reikalu departamento direkto-
rius M. Hessel. Pc ju kalbQ
seke paklausimai. Naudodama-
sis proga, ir cia iskeliau musu
tautos tragedija. Primines, kad
Sovietu Rusija siandien yra vie
nintele pasaulyje valstybe, kuri
laiko koncentracijos stovyklas,
i kurias ligi siol istremta jau
apie pusantro milijono lietuviu
latviu ir estu, paklausiau, ka
Jungtiniu Tautu Socialine Ko.
misija ketina daryti, kad su.
stabdyti 81 masini pavergtu tau.
tu naikinima ir palengvintu is.
tremtuju baisia padeti.
M. Hassel atsakymas pabrez6
fakta, kad Sovietu Rusijoje tik.
raj veikia koncentracijos lage.
rial, mes siomis dienomis ju pa.
ciu (bolseviku) atstovas socia.
linej komosijoj prie to prisipa.
Zinc. Taciau Sovietu Rusijos
vyriausybe nesutinka, kad tarp-
tautine komisija galetu tas sto-
vyklas aplankyti ir istirti padeti
Taigi siuo laiku neimanona jo-
kia reali pagalba, bet komisija
sio reikalo neisleis is demesio
ir darys visa, kas tik galima,
kad palengvinti tq nelaimingu-
ju .likima.
(Pabaiga)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-10
E. Roosevelt mlsu tarpe

Liepos II d. musu seminars
posedziavo drauge su kita tokia
pat grupe, kuri veike Benning-
ton College vadovaujama prof.
Reid. Tos dienos kalbetoja buvo
Eleonora Roosevelt. Jos paskai-
tu tema - "zmogaus teisiQ
apsauga Jungtiniu TautQ zmo-
gaus teisiu deklaracijoje". Mat,
kaip zinoma, E. Roosevelt yra
ne tik USA atstove Jungtinese
Tautose, bet drauge ir viena
is svarbiausiu autoriv, kurie
paruose zmogaus teisiv dekla-
racija. Toji deklaracija garan-
tuoja visame pasaulyje kiekvie-
nam zmogui pagrindines lais-
YES. Tai labai prakilnus, gra-
zus HUMANKIND dokumentas,
tlk laDal gaia, kad JlS kOl kaS
yra tik ant popierio surasyti
zodziai, o gyvenime mazai vyk-
domas. Sovietu Russia visai jo
neprisieme ne ant popierio.
Pc sios garsiosios veikejos
paskaitu buvo klausimai ir dis
kusijos. Ia proga as ja pa
klausiau, ka ketina daryti jos
vadovaujama zmogaus TeisiQ
Komisija, kad apsaugojus nors
pagrindines zmogaus teises (tei-
sc gyventi) Lietuviu, Latviu ir
Estq tautq, kurios dabar yra