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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-02-28

Carlyn ANDERSON
There is the statue of the three
Smiths, for example, which stand
at the intersection of Manner
heimvagen and Acknowledgment
in the heart of the city The
statue of the three nude figures
with their anvils and hammers is
hollow casting which makes a
favorite camera shot for tourists
who try to see how many shrapnel
holes they can get into one picture.
There are also few empty lots
scattered here and there where
buildings once stood. For the most
part the rubble has long been
cleared away. An exception is the
ruins of a brick building on Bule-
warden which is just now being
RACED. A student group has been
given the bricks to be used in the
construction of a new dormitory.)
The Firms laugh every time they
pass the spot. The Russians had
been aiming at the Technical Uni
versity, which stands two, long
blocks further down the street.
The building they hit was their
own property. 1t had been the
Russian legation.
ReparatiOn Payments
| The buildings which were dam
aged but left disable have all been
repaired. The hole through the
University's auditorium has been
patched so that one would not
know it had been hurt. The roof
of the Agricultural College has
been replaced in a like manner.
Very few visible traces of the war
remain.
One little remembrance from the
war which is not apparent to the
casual observer, but one which the
Firms are keenly aware of, are
the reparation payments to the
USSR. Under the terms of the
Treaty of Paris and the Potsdam
Agreements Finland was required
to return or restore all property
taken from Russia or from the
Finnish zones coded to Russia and
turn over all German real property
and assets as we'll as all booty
captured from the Germans to the
Soviet Union, In addition, the
Firms We're assessed 300 million
gold dollars to be paid to Russia
as war reparations proper. The
Russians reduced this figure by
25ft in 1913, but the total amount
of all the various payments still
exceeds 300 million dollars.
Huge Shipments to Russia
The assessments are paid direct
~ in goods consisting mainly of
machinery, paper, and timber and
paper products. In l945 repara-
tons amounted to 55.7et of the
exports, eating up sc of the ma
tiOnal income. About $50 freight
cars daily roll over the eastern
border filled with the products of
Finnish land and labor.
The Firms make a little Joke
about the draining off of their re-
sources. One side of the Finnish
bank notes of 500 and 1000 Mark
denominations picture a group of
Finnish people coming QUITO a level
Finnish plain. 1t is virgin coun-
try covered with forests and grass
lands. A lake lies in the back
ground. The people are unclothed;
the scene is symbolic of the free
ing of the Finnish peoples from
the Czarist rule at the end of
World War I when Finland first
b a m e an independent state.
However. nowadays the Firms
claim that the naked group of hui
mans represents the Finnish peo-
pie after they have finished MAX
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-02-28
Seattle Scholarship To Morse Woman

Mrs. fora Sandal Bonn of Iron
dheim, Norway, has been awarded
the Helen NJ. Weter grant, a sum
of money raised by Seattle branch
members of the American AssOcia
ton of University Women last
year.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-30

YONKERS, N. Y. CAMP The
long looked for new edition of
"Who's Who in Colored America"
left the press last week with an
outside cover of green and gold,
and an inside pictorial layout
done in sepia.
Founded in 1927, the biographi-
cal directory is now in it's seven
tn edition.
It contains 664 pages, 5000
sketches, GAO photographs, and a
table classifying those included
according to the $40 vocations
reported.
Each biographical sketch in the
book includes for each person the
date and place of birth; parents
and martial status; training ex-
perience and present occupation ;
publications, if any; religious and
political affiliation, and the out
standing contributions of the per-
son described.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-30
"a m LIBERIA:
SELLING m LIBERIA
Lebunese Clever Dealers

By Claude A Barnett fora AMP
First In A Series)
MONROVIA,xLib Business in
a sea front town like Monrovia,
and indeed in a country like Lii
IBERIA, is something one must see
and experience to thoroughly ap-
preciate. There are a group of
large firms on a short street on
the water front called Waterside,
who import goods from Europe
and the United States in bulk.
Firms like The French store,
the U. S. Trading company own
ed by F~irestone, Lever Brothers
of England, who have charge hold
ings in practically all of the col
onies up and down West Africa,
handle both wholesale and retail
sales. Then there are the Syrian
firms who operate for all the
world like Jewish merchants in
Negro districts in the United
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-30

States.
The Syrians and Lebanese are
shrewd, clever traders. For a good
many years the Liberian govern
ment refused to permit Syrians
and Lebanese to operate in the
interior Of the country. It was
said they feared the sharp traders
would take advantage Of the un-
suspecting native buyer.
In some fashion, probably
through political maneouvering,
government opposition was over
kcome. Now Syrians are along most
Of the passable roads and in many
remote places in the interior. The
Lebanese have even established a
legation and have a minister stati-
oned here to look after their ma
tional's interests.
The wholesale firms in Liberia
also sell at retail to customers
who must come to their stores a.
long the waterfront. There is
nothing fancy about the establish
ments. Many have branches up in
the interior. They also sell to
traders who take goods up country
and sell to small merchants or to
natives who resell at a profit.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-30
Who's Who n Co|ored
America Off The Press

cit is not presumed, however"
editor, "that the book contains
all the best persons or everything
about such persons. Rather, it is
representative of the persons who
are in pivotal positions, those who
are making a contribution to
community and nation, those who
are pioneering in new fields, and
in general, those about whom
other persons of affairs may oc-
casionally want to know"
Sharing the editing with Elem
ing was Christian E. Burckel, a
member of the publishing firm,
and Calvin H. Raullerson, former
ly instructor at Lincoln University
in Pennsylvania.
The pictorial montage, symbol
zing the activities of the biogra-
phees, is the work of Jay Jackson,
artist of Los Angeles, Calf.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-30
Sentence Sermons

There r so many things man-
kind is doing in an effort to adj
vance that, very seldom now he
ever thinks of giving God a
chance.
This use to apply only to men
of general affairs and of state
but nov it has crept into the high
est order of life, and has become
the church's ill-fate.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-30

1t is a mighty healthy sign when
certain worries take hold on the
people, and especially if these
people m in power. In a recent
release this column set forth a
recent editorial of a southern
newspaper deploring the high in
cidence of crime in the south.
. Too long has the south taken
crime for granted on the score
that so long as Negroes afford
such large percent of the crimi-
mails, nothing in particular need
be done about it. But crime is
not being confined to Negroes
and criminality in the south is be-
coming a matter of serious con-
Germ. With in recent days a south
ern educator deplored the fact
that the youth of the land are
being exposed to a fear phycho-
sis growing out of daily predic-
tons that atom warfare is in
vitable.
Of coure, it was rightly con-
tended that it is dangerous to
have the youth of the land expos
ed daily and even hourly to the
notion that an atom war of an
initiation is imminent. Such ex-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-30
ROLAND HAYES
WELL RECEIVED

GREENSBORO, N. c. AMP
A large crowd turned out last
week to hear Roland Hayes, cele-
brated tenor and world famous
artist, in a musical concert which
highlighted the Fall activities at
A. and T. college.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-30
Between The Lines

posture will lead to an inevitable
fatalism that in the final analy-
sis will demoralize the youth and
contribute to certain quirks of
personality.
The stress and strain of civil
cation at it's best is contribut-
ing to the breakdown of PERSONAL
ty and to %aggravate the situation
by fomenting an intense fear of
some impending doom by atom
warfare certainly does not con-
tribute to the sterilization of per-
sonality and character. There is
nothing that undermines charact-
er more surely than war which
brings to bear upon the people
the fatalistic feeling which in far
too many cases predisposes to a
breakdown of morality.
Even pious and devout persons
wink at the sins of soldiers, on the
col that they had better have
their fling, inasmuch as dire dis
aster may be impending. This
same psychological reaction will
be provoked by the constant re-
hinder that destruction in atom
bomb warfare awaits the nations.
Continued Tuesday
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-30
Asks President
10 Act Against
Industry Bias

WASHINGTON (ANP) Presi-
dent Truman was urged last Sat
urday to act against racial and
religious job discrimination in in
dustries producing war materials
and to set up an agency similar
to the Fair Employment Practices
committee which operated during
World War II.
The request came from the ma
tional broad of directors of the
American Council on Human
rights which held it's semi-annual
meeting here last weekend.
Elmer W. Henderson, director
Of the council made a report be-
fore the board on the failure of
the 81st Congress to pass any CT
Continued On Page 2
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-30
Education
News, Views
SERVICE
HELPS 764

SCHOLARSHIP SERVICE
HELPS 764 STUDENTS
NEW YORK (ANP) The Natl
onal Scholarship Service and
Fund for Negro students gave
service to 764 students for the
current school year, the organiza-
ton revealed this week in it's
semi-annual report dated Oct. 49,
SO.
This program was organized to
aid Negro high school graduates
obtain scholarship aid for en-
trance into northern interracial
colleges and universities.
Of the 764 students given some
kind of service, 218 received in
cidental advice or answers to
specific problems and the other
SAG received a full counselling
service. The counselling service
included referral to n or more
specific and eligible.
Of the SAG students aided, 29O
appeared to be qualified and eli
gible. This total of So percent of
students aid is the greatest re-
Spouse given the organization.
In this group 218 made 353 ap-
ulications to nearly 200 interraci-
al colleges. Of the applicants, 1877
received PAP acceptances at 161
different colleges. A total of 1O3
scholarships were awarded to 80
of these students at II colleges.
Others accepted in college will
get by without scholarship aid be-
cause they attend low-cost NUM-
cipal or state colleges or live at
home with relatives, or earn
enough to go.
In the scholarship phase of this
program, three funds aided the
National fund activities : = the
Seven College fund, the Edwin R.
Embree Memorial Scholarships,
and the Jean Tennyson awards.
These funds help the founda-
ton in it's supplementary scholar
ship program, in which it helps
students whose scholarships from
schools which do not cover all
the expenses they need to attend
college.
The National Scholarship Ser
vice and Fund for Negro students
was organized in 1947 by seven
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-30

college presidents "for the broad
purpose of increasing opportuni-
ties for qualified Negroes to OBJ
tain higher education in interraci-
al colleges. Today, 1853 college
presidents serve on the advisory
board.
Evening star., 1950-10-20

ATTENTi0N: Certain Toilet Preparations, Lug
gaze, bnhoIds; etc, and Jewelry subject to 2OS
TAX under Federal Internal Revenue Act effective
April |. 1874. Alarm Clocks ,retaiiins at not
than $65 subject to 1Oeo taxi ali others taxed 2Oss.
Evening star., 1950-10-20

Prices vary slightly in Maryland and vir-
ginia stores few items which under
State contract laws. Right reserved to limit
quantities.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
eviskes Ziburius" pavarcius

Kanados lietuviu centruose. Pa
reis daug ir nuo to, kokius uznu-
garius tie laikrasciai lures, 0
dar labiau nuo to, ar jie isteses
butt gerais laikrasciais. O juk
gerQ laikrasciu niekad negali bu-
tt perdaug.
TEVIsKES zIBURIUS reda-
guoja zinomas istorikas Adol-
fas Sapoka. 10 vardas buvo daug
kartu minetas Kanados lietuviu
skilimo metu. Tas irgi kick pri-
sideda prie to, kad j nauja laik-
rasti ziurima, kaip j opozicini
prizes j. Kardelio redaguojama
NEPR. LIETUVA.
Bet, kaip minejome, kol kas
tie du laikrasciai ramiai laikosi
kiekvienas savo "darze".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02

buvo paliesti, kalbant apie nau-
joka, buvo nuomoniu ir grynai
del technisko dalyko. Vieni sa-
ke, kad naujasis laikrastis visai
be lietuviskq zenklu, kiti = kad
ne su visais zenklais, treti kad
SUI keistais zenklais ;. Istik-
ruju atsakymas cia labai leng-
vas: zenklai yra tik ant tu raj
dziu, ant kuriq jie yra lenku abe
celej, ir, zinoma toki, koki lenku
vartojami, nes, national varto-
jamas lenkiskas sriftas.
Ar Kanadoje uzteks 'oro"
dviems lietuviskiems laikras-
CLANS, sunku dabar pasakyti.
Gal jiems palanki ia aplinkybe,
kad vienas iseina Montrealyje,
kitas Toronto - didziuosiuose
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
NUMATOMAS
TELEFONU STREKAS

CIO vadovybe skelbia, kad va
rio 8 d. 6 val. ryta, jeigu ne
ivyks esminiq. padeties pasikei-
timu, prasides telefonq tarnau-
tojq streikas, kuris apims 100,
600 telefonu tarnautoju ir prie
kuriu gall prisideti dar apie
100000.
CIO vadovybe pareiske pa
geidavima, kad telefonu naudo-
tojai streikininkus gall paremti
nesusilaikydami nuo telefono
naudojimo, bet kuo daugiau j
naudodami: tada telefonu au-
tomatai "uzsikimstu" ir bendro-
YES, butu priverstos greiciau pa
siduoti.
Is bendroviu puses toks pa
tarimas buvo pavadintas ragi-
nimu j sabotaza.
eLIETUVA TIRONU
PANCIUOSE - teisy-
bes zodis apie tai, kas
atsitiko su Lietuva. 312
pusl. Kama -. -. $500
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02

Ilga laika Kanadoje ejo ro-
tatorium spausdinama NEPRI-
KLAUSOMA LIETUVA. Laik-
rastukas buvo nedidelis, kuklus,
be pretenziju.
Tremtiniams pradejus gausiau
|plaukti j Kanada, pasirode, kad
esafno laikrastuko permaza. Ga
lima sakyti, daugiausiai nauja-
|kuriu pastangomis tas laikras-
tbs tapo spastuveje spausdinamu
savaitrasciu.
Pradzioje NEPRIKLAUSO-
MOI LIETUVOJ sutilpo visi,
bet ivykus skilimui Kanados lie
tuviu visuomenej, tapo aisku,
kad ir vieno laikrascio nebeuz-
ticks -.
Taip ir ivyko. siu metu pra-
dzioje Kanadoje pasirode antras
lietuviskas savaitrastis - TE-
VIsKES zIBURIAI. j leidzia
Kanados Lietuviu Kataliku Kul-
,turos Draugija, berods, tam tiks-
lui specialiai ir sukurta.
Laikrastis 'uz NEPRIKLAU-
SOMA LIETUVA didesnis la
pu plotu (kaip DIRVA), ir at
spausdintas svariau, taciau "zir-
ninemis" raidemis, tad MEDIA
'gos gausumu NEPR. LIETUVOS
nepralenkia, O .medziagos ivairu-
mu tai dar ir gerokai atsilieka
Toks ispudis susidaro bent is
pirmuju numeriu.
Del sio laikrascio pasirodymo
Amerikos lietuviu spaudoje jau
pasirode vienas kitas pasisaky-
mas: palankls ir nepalankus
Tuose pasisakymuose atsispindi
Kanados lietuviu gincai, kurie
visa laika cia pas mus Wis kaz-
kodel astriau apsireiskia, negu
pacioje Kanadoje. Ir dabar at.
rode, kad kai kurie cioniyksciai
laikrasciai jau "griebsis uz pei
liu del antro laikrascio Kanado.
je, tue tarpu ten, nei sename, nei
naujame laikrastyje, bent ko1
kas, tu gineu visai nepasirode
ButQ sveikiausia, jei jie, bent
astresneje formoje, nei nebepa.
srodytQ...
Tarp kitty dalyku, kurie cia
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
Paga|ba Se$iem SimtamS
PIRMASIS ATSILIEPE

Tikslu apmoketi 900 lietuviu
ukininku tremtiniu kelione nuo
uosto Xxi ukiu Michigane, BAL
Fo Direktoriu Taryba kreipesi
/ organizacijas ir visuomene pra-
sydama sukelti $4,000.
Maspeth parapijos klebonas
prelatas Jonas Balkunas pirma-
sis atsiliepe j Direktoriu Tarybos
atsisaukima ir parase BALFui
sio turinio laiska:
"Gerb.
Tremtiniu transportacijai
Michigano ukius prisizadu su-
kelti ligi Velyku $4,000.
Su pagarba Jonas Balkunas"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
NEW BRITAINO LIETUVIU
ZODIS

Americas Lietuviu Tarybos
New Britaino susirinkime, sau-
'sio 27 d., tarp kitu reikalu bu-
vo kalbeta ir apie apmokejima
keliones nuo uosto items lietu-
viams, kurie turi dideles Sci
mas ir niekas nenori ju atsiimti
is tremties. 60O-ms letuviu SUI
rasta vieta pas Michigan vals-
tybes ukininkus, apie Scotville.
Ia darba vykde BALFas ir XII
tos organizacijos, kuriu negaliu
isvardyti, mes nezinau, bet tai
padarytas kilnus darbas.
Skelbiama, kad reikia sudeti
$4,000 items zmonems nuvezti
nuo prieplaukos j Michigan. Rel
kalas skubus ir butinas ir New
Britaino lietuviu noras yra, kad
ir kitos lietuviu kolonijos tue
reikalu skubiai susidometu il
keltu pinigus.
Susirinkimo metu buvo su.
rinkta $500 doleriai; tai tik
pradzia. Organizuoama, kad
Americas Eietuviu Tarybos sky
rius ir Tremtiniu Draugija ta
darba vykdytu ir surinktu dide-
le suma pinigu, mes reikalas yra
labai skubus. Taigi, kas daugiau
prie to darbo prisides?
Mes, New Britaino lietuviai,
kvieciame kitty kolonijQ lietuvius
prie to darbo prisideti.
Susirinkimo vardu -
X. Demikis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02

labai dideli salciai ir labai kie-
tai vargina apdriskusius ir is
badejusius gyventojus.
% Cook apskrityje (Chicagoje)
j respublikonu sarasus itraukti
trys lietuviai: J. Brenza, banki-
ninkas i apskricio izdininkus,
A. Lapinskas, advokatas -
miesto teisejus, A. Petres, advo-
katas i illinois Valstybes at
stovus lime distrikte.
. Cicero mieste vasario 18 d.
numatytas Lietuvos aukstuju
mokyklq personalo atstovu pa
sitarimas. 10 iniciatoriais yra
DIR. A. Gilys, prof. st. Kolupai-
la ir DIR. J. Balys.
10 Gen. P. Plechavicius, pagy-
venes trumpa laika Clevelande,
nuvyko j Chicago ir gavo darba
Carnegie Ill. Steel Corp, S. Chi
cogo, Ind, plieno fabrike.
. Anglijoje zada pasirodyti
naujas lietuviq laikrastis, kurj
leis Br. Daunora. Jis Anglijoje
Coventry turi suorganizaves
spaustuve.
. j. Nevardauskas, gyvenas
Kanadoje, isleido eilerasciu kny-
ga "Uzrustinti dievai'. Knyga
|isleido NEPRIKLAUSOMA LIE.
|TUVA.
. Laikrastininkas Balys Dundu-
lis, nepriklausomoje Lietuvoje
dirbes LIETUVOS zINIQ laik-
rastyje, Amerikoje laikinai ISL
kures Omahoje, Nebr., persikele
gyventi Chicago.
. New Yorko Public Library
savo knygynui pirko lietuvisky
knygq: dr.. j. Balio - Tautosa.
kos skatymai, F. Kirsos - To.
lumos ir Pr. Naujokaicio 80 Lie.
tuviq literature, ir anglq kalbs
isleistu knygq apie Lietuva.
= siuo metu sveicarijoje gyve-
ma tik apie 100 lietuviq. Lietu.
vius sveicarijoje mazina specia.
lds policijos patvarkymai, kurie
atsaukia apsigyvenimo leidimus
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
LAISKAS,

BALFo Direktoriu Tarybai.
Gerbiamieji,
Perskaites laikrastyje zinia,
kad reikia isgelbeti 600 lietu-
viq ukininkQ, partraukiant JUGS
is Vokietijos 81 krasta, tuojau
siunciu SIS. Tie zmones yra tokia
didele musu negirdetu ziaurumu
naikinamos Tautos vertybe ir
reikalinga sukelti $4,000 suma
yra tokia maza, kad j turi butt
per menesi laiko surinkta. AS
esu tikras,- kad puse pinigu su-
des buve tremtiniai. Juk tai reis-
kia tik kiekvienam is $4,000
viena karta atsisakyti kino. AS
tikiu, kad kita puse lengvai su-
des senieji lietuviai. Daug yra
musu tautieciu, kurie turi ge-
rus biznius, ne po venus namus
ir ne po viena automobile. Kai
kurios draugijos skelbiasi tu-
rincios banke padejusios po S
100000 ir daugiau, nezinoda-
mos, ka SUI tais pinigais veikti.
Ko gero gall bankas bankrutuoti
ir pinigai prapulti.
AS siulau, kad BALFas suda-
rytu plana sukelti $4,000 ir
tiesioginiai issiuntineti paragi-
minus asmenims ir organizaci-
JOINS, prasydama aukoti tam
tikra nustatyta maziausia suma.
Puse gal neatsilieps, bet as ne
SUI tokios blogos nuomones apie
miisu tautiecius, kad daleisciau,
jog du trecdaliai tyles. Ir pini-
gai bus sukelti. Jie turi butt SUI
kelti. Svarbiausias dalykas -
tie zmones turf butt atvezti.
Su tikra pagarba
DIR. Jonas Balkys
Indiana University
Bloomington, Indiana
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
SAvo ADRESA,

rasydami DIRVAI, parasykite
labai aiskiai paciame laiske.
Del neaiskumo ar klaidos
Jusu parasytame adrese Jums
siunciami laikrasciai y lkny-
gos grizta atgal il neturims
kaip Jums apie tai prane5d.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
kAS ir KUR

kaS lr VaSarVleclu SaV1n1nkaS,
sausio men. buvo nuvykes j Ka-
nada, Toronto, dalyvauti Inter-
national Testimonial parengi-
muose, kur buvo pagerbtas III
nonlas Kanados turizmo organi-
zatorius D. Leo Dolan. Tame
parengime j. j. Baciunas pasa-
ke kalba. Dalyvavo visi zymieji
Kanados turizmo veikejai.
. siais Kataliku Baznycios pa
skelbtais sventaisiais, metals tt
kimasi, kad Roma nukeliaus
ir daug lietuviQ. Lietuvius Ro-
mole sutikti suorganizuotas ko-
mitetas, kuriam vadovauja vys-
kupas V. Padolskis.
Vasario men. is Vokietijos
j JAW isplauks astuoni laval.
4, 5, 6, du LAVAL 10, IA, % ir
Is id. Jie visi atves 1928
tremtinius. Reikia tiketis, kad
atvaziuos apie 1000 nauju lie
tuviu.
. Lietuviq Kalbos Vadovo gar
bes prenumeratorium isirase
vyskupas V. Briggs. Jei visi
Amerikos lietuviai kunigai pa
sektu tue pavyzdziu, Lietuviu
Kalbos Vadovui bdtu labai daug
padeta.
LietuviQ Tremtiniu Sielova-
dos Tvarkytojas pranesa, kad j
JAW zinioje esancia Guam sala
pastoracijos darbams gall vyk-
tt du lietuviai kunigai is vo-
kietijos.
. Abisinija, noredama padeti
tremtiniams, sutiko j savo kras-
ta isileisti IL DIP
. Vokietijoje, Schw. Gmuend
stovykloje, sausio 1918 DID,,
VLIKo iniciatyva buvo sukvies-
tas pasitarimas apsvarstyti prize
mones lietuvybes iSlaikymui.
. Skaiciuojama, kad, emigraci-
jai is Austrijos baigiantis, ten
dar esq PIG lietpviq. Dauguma
ju turi labai mazas galimybes
emigruoti.
. Daug zalos tremtiniams pa
dariusi Lahro pereinamoji sto-
vykla, Vokietijoje, uzdaryta. Da-
bar tremtiniai is prancuzu val
domos srities vezami tik per
Rastato stovykla. Rastate isiku-
re ir DIP komisijos selektoriai,
tue zymiai palengvindami emf
gracija.
. Pabaltijo Universitetui Pine
berge uzsidarius, Hannoverio
vyskupas pasake: ''Labai gala,
kad uzsidare Pabaltijo Universe
,tetas - tai buvo didele prizes
bolsevikine tvirtove".
. Protestantq lietuviu kunigas
Urzde, energingas veikejas, Vo-
kietijoje organizuoja lietuviams,
kilusiems is Mazosios Lietuvos,
gimnazija.
. Trys Argentinos lietuviai -
Petras Vydunas, Vladas Pala-
cionis ir Antanas Masiulis, Bu-
enos Aires mieste isteige stiklo
fabrika.
. Pietu Amerikos rasytojas Ly-
sandro z. D. Galtier isverte j
ispanu kalba visa ellie lietuviq
liaudies dainQ.
. Lietuviq kilmes, bet prancu-
ziskai rasiusio, O. V. Milasiaus
poezijos antologija isversta j is
panu kalba. Verte rasytojas Ly-
sandro z. D. Galtier.
. Indianos gubernatorius Hen
ry F. Schicker, vasario 16 dienos
sventes proga jau isleido pro-
klamacija.
. zinomas laikrastininkas Sta
sys Pieza, dirbantis Chicago He
raid American, paskirtas to diem
rascio atstovu dalyvauti 33 zy-
miauSil1 Americas laikra$ciu