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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-04-28
THINGS THAT INTEREST WOMEN
BY Bessie z. Bell
HOW 90 YOU LOOK?

do hope you've been mnding your wtamn intake most
carefully and OF course clipped and saved INSTALL
ment as gave them to you weeks ago you have
nothing to worry about.
Speaking of Vtamins should like say that one morn
ing last week as sat In huge audience Of hat buyers watching
he various beautiful girls model the perfectly yunme numbers
IN the very latest hats proven so clearly
hat one does need beautiful hair And how TO have bea
iui hair' why by eating the proper vitamin foods.
here are at least seven different hair Styles hardos
to choose from show off your pretty new Easter bonne,
All Of them new, yet, old
you may choose the aover feahercut curl clusters over
he entire head II your hair very short which Is becom
ing to most people.
yours is that inbetween length say about five inches
alter the hair has been cre you then comb out the ends
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-04-28

Lets See Now
BY Annette Hunter

The members of the social
chapel nered dogwood tree was
dedicated to the college by Annette Hunter the junior
class who paaphrased popular
its motto love its long nfe
its goal
Speaking chapel last Friday Registrar Taylor urged the stu
dents to live so that their lives published
Musical selections for the week included
tian, Miss Mildred Nails and Miss Ernestne Payne
John Butler poems in the
gular chapel exercises
Thursday of ministers studying seminary
presented at chapel time relating Chriss attitude to-
ward children Reverend j. Brown ST Adrew
ceremonies
down 10 your life
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-04-28

full OF batter. Bake In modefafss
oven t375' FL Is TO 20 minutes
Makes 10 large or "a small cup
cakes. Frost with Seven MInsts
Frosting. To form a nest on toy,
Of each cupcake, make q ring Of
toasted coconut. FIJI the nests wtfhs
jelly beans or 4 candle; or alternate
cakes using both arrangements.
Seven Minute FrostIne
. egg whites, unbeaten
IN cups sugar
Dash Of salt
" cup water
2 teaspoons light corn syrup
1 teaspoon vanilla
Combine egg whites, sugar, salt
water and corn syrup In tor q
double boiler. Beat with rotary ,. &
heater or electric heater abgmf \
minute, or until thoroughly mttssd
Cook over rapidly boiling wasFu
beating constantly with rotary sssr
heater Tor at high speed Of ss~r-
trio beater) minutes, or until
frosting will stand up In stiff peaks.
tStir frosting up from bottom apo
sides OF pan occasionally with rub
Der scraper, spatula or spoon.l Re-
move from boiling water. Ad3
vanilla and boat 1 minute. or untik
thick enough 10 sprend Makes
ou0un1 ff0ot1ng 10 cover about -
1ornS or 4 DOZEN small cuptnE1ue
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-04-28
Over The Fence
By Mason Rice

Somebody nailed this week and we
couldn't see We could Moey his new girl
You know Mosley has girl every dormoy on the out
side now Who the chick spent Sunday Sam
ueE watch out Ede Mae be slipping sxtyfour
dollar question about Mildred Nails incoming mail compete
with present male Maceo Holloway to take time out from
the chorus Sunday and check What's the
new angle Mceo didn't know on Ninth
Well as we said in the beginning somebody plank over the
knoho but we have several woodpeckes employed and are
prepared to peep in direction See you later
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-04-28
Bush School

On April 10th the prescool at the school
DR. Scarlet ably assisted White Sixteen children
were examined Following the Goes to
School, shown the auditorium Stewart health
education worker from North Carolina spoke parents about
the proper of the child made
by nurse H. Wilson, Dr. White and Dr. Scarlet
served the by the PTA patrons
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-04-28
:: WITH THE CITY Schools
Dunbar High School,
l.. 7. Winston
TOO MUCH SUPERVISION

Not too long heard say that she felt that we
Just absolutely give children much supervision She said
oeh WI" come out alright they This sounds very
' W Us ana mueh more familiar to the
eaueauoh yes possibly to much supervision thwar nia
1--WE oen child feels that he she attempt
some new idea they refusal the sponsor
sometime this thing which should live
ana De turned into thing of beauty under the
aeeon OF Mrs Gravey has done job allowing students
to exert initiative during this years Presidential Campaen
uaen council PedenD Some having the honor
running or oce are Paul Springer James Epp Works.
ann Mnton William Guy Billie Abraham Patsy Nichols and Rachael
fmps wednesday the election and the following per-
sons were elected president Works vice presdenAnn Min
ton secreary-Rachae Phillips
PAY FOR WORK
The Dunbar High school ACapea under the direction
friedrich Ransom participated annual Music Festival at
Phlander Smith college, Friday April Z
Registering in three divisions mixed choir solo, and in
sumenal solos the Dunbar with first honors in
all three First honors for to George EVELYN Doug
lass while Bernard Martin placed pianist
peo ana won first honors in the instrumental The chos
prize winning selection the Burleiebs ar
rangement of MY Lord What Mornn"
We proud of these although there is nothing es
IMAM success possible with trained Ransom be-
cause ne happens to be for sal
S or the board could not afford him Mr. RAN
som hardly knows when the day comes because his dav
ends only when the job is done
FOOT MOVING MUSIC
Our school will today of Music SPONSORED nv tho
Dunbar Band and Mrs Galloway worked to point
such high point of efficiency just hear start TO NAV
Us 10 miss steps and feet roaming their ehtfl nce
come out today at the Dunbar High mornng Robinson A
oorum eaernoon Stadium High school might We are looking for
you with your UNREASONABLE loyalty going Dunbar
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Dorothy
Dix
Undue Stress Put
On Physical Beouty
Declared Foolish

DEAR MISS DIX: Are looks
as important as we are led to be-
lieve they are in marriage? If
a handsome man marries a plain
girl. will he be likely to tire of
her sooner than he would of a
pretty one? If a beautiful girl
marries an extremely ugly man,
will she regret it and be attracted
to some one better looking?
! am a very attractive girl in
love with an ugly man and my
friends advise me against marry
ing him just because of his looks.
But ne is fine and intelligent and
kind and considerate, so I do not
mind II he isn't as handsome as a
movie star. A PUZZLED GIRL.
Answer: ! think that the most
foolish thing In the world is the
undue stress that we put upon
physical beauty. and make it, at
least so far as men are concerned.
almost the determining factor in
marriage. For 9 men out Of 10
pick out their wives solely by
their looks, without any regard
whatever for their intelligence or
their dispositions or any of the
qualities that would fit them to
make good wives.
1t has always seemed to me that
the one place of all others in
which women registered their su-
perior intelligence to the allegedly
superior sex was in their disre-
gard of mems personal appear
ance. They put almost every other
quality ahead of good looks in
choosing their husbands. All that
they ask Of a man is that he shall
be clean and well groomed, and
the rest may go hang for all they
care. A man may be fat or thin;
he may be growing bald: he may
!be pug-nosed and freckled. but if
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Wonen's
Clubs
New Chapter of
Business Women
Holds Fiesta
Nv Ernnres ida
By Frances Lide
woman's Club Editor

-~~~~N~
Only a few of the guests went
near the water.
But everybody, including the
Judges, had fine time at the July
Fiesta staged last night by the
Capital Chapter of the American
Business Women's Association at
the Wardman Park Hotel SWIM
ming pool.
Billed as q swimming party.
cocktail fete and buffet supper,
the fiesta got underway in the
late afternoon.
Principal entertainment fea-
ture was the contest in which
members competed for prizes Of
fered for the ''cutest bathing
suit" and the most appropriately
dressed lounger." Due to a lack
Of entries, the competition for the
most comical bathing suit" was
called of at the last minute.
In the two contests which were
held. the Civil Aeronautics Ad-
ministration walked off with both
Of the top prizes.
Wearing a heaven blue suit, Mrs.
Dorothea M. Walsh won a silver
bracelet after the judges had de-
cided that she should be the re-
cipient of first honors in the
"cutest suit" class. Runners up
were Miss Helen Smelling, presi-
dent of the club, and Miss Peggie
Cation, corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Walsh is in the Office of
Aviation Development of the CAA.
Judged the most appropriately
dressed lounger" was Mrs. Helene
du Toit. assistant to the Admins
traitor of the CAA.
Mrs. du Toit was wearing a
strapless cotton of royal blue with
accordion pleated skirt and red
accessories, including large red
hat and red slippers. Her prize
was a black cocktail handbag.
First honorable mention in this
class went to Mrs. Kay Spaulding,
while Mrs. Thelma S. Collier won
second honorable mention.
An all-male jury awarded the
prizes and, in return, received in
dividual tins Of salted peanuts as
their own reward. AS one of the
guests put it. "Nuts to the
judges"
Those serving, on the jury in
cluded A. ]. Driscol of the Wash
ington Times-Herald; Jackson
Weaver of Station WMAL; Ed
ward K. Nellor, Washington rep
resentative Of Look magazine;
Harman Nichols Of the United
Press and Albert j. Fort Of the
Civil Aeronautics Administration.
Nobody challenged the winners
on the grounds that Mr.. Fort was
with the CAA.)
The party opened the summer
social program of the American
Business Women's Association,
which was formally installed here
last spring.
In addition to Miss Smelling and
Miss Cation, officers include Miss
Evelyn Moss, vice president; Miss
Mary Hayden. recording secre-
tary, and Miss Harriet Gray,
treasurer.
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Mrs. Boyd Will Head
Gruy Ludy Service Unit

Mrs. j. Reginald Boyd. 1911
Woodside parkway, Silver Spring
Md. has been appointed chair
man of the Walter Reed General
Hospital unit of the American Red
Cross Gray Lady Service.
Mrs. Boyd succeeds Mrs. H. H
Hubert, 6703 Sixth street NV
Mrs. A. D. Sullivan, 16 Mont
gomery avenue. Takoma Park,
Md, was named vice chairman.
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Alunnnue Club
Plans Luncheon

The Alabama College Alumrae
Club will hold luncheon meet
ing at l pm. Saturday at the
home of Mrs. A. Yates Dowell,
1925 Newark street NV. Alumnae
wedgewood china will be on sale
for the benefit of the clubs
scholarship fund.
Business will include a discus
sion of plans for future activities.
Mrs. r. P. Williams Is president
of the club.
Evening star., 1950-07-11

he Is intelligent. II he is interest,"
ing to talk to. II he Is a good
dancer. If he is kind and consid-
crate, any girl is glad to go out
with him and he may marry
whom he chooses. But you can't
Evening star., 1950-07-11

imagine any man taking out q fat,
bald-headed. freckled girl or ask
ing her to marry him, no matter
If she had every possible spiritual
charm.
As a matter of fact, l1omely
Evening star., 1950-07-11

men make far more satisfactory
husbands than handsome ones,
for as a rule a male beauty is far
more vain than a female one. He
not only expects his wife to spend
her time admiring him, but seeks
Evening star., 1950-07-11

the admiration Of other women,
And he Is selfish and spoiled and
feels that the family money
should 60 to adorning him in
stead Of being wasted on his plain
wife,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-22

nors dali Europos dvasios tur-
tQ, kurie ten per ilgus simtme-
cius buvo kuriami. Longfellow
tapo nenuilstamu europines min
ties ir kulturos pertiekeju savo
krastui. Tokiu budu jis ne tik
kaip kurejas, bet ir kaip tarpi-
ninkas tarp senos Europos ir
jaunos Amerikos, daug prisidejo
prie kulturos ugdymo savo tevy-
neje.
Auksciau pateiktas jo eile-
rastis Verge Sapnas" yra pa
imtas is treciojo poeto eiliu rim
kinio Poems of Slavery. sias
poemas Longfellow parase 1882
metals, grlzdamas is savo tre-
ciosios keliones po Europa. Gre
ia grynai poetisku nuotaiku,
jose jauciami If didaktiniai sic
kimai pasmerkimas priespau-
dos,' smurto, kurie Siege poeto
! ljautria siela. G. /. 4.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-22

~ Henry Wadsworth Longfel-
low (1807 1882 - vienas po-
puliariausiq pereito simtmecio
Americas poetu. 10 didelis ku-
rybingumas pasireiske ne tik
jo gausiose poemose, baladese,
sonetuose, idilijose, bet ir sve-
timu autoriq vertimuose, kuriQ
tarpe randame ir Dantes die
viskaja Komedija". Budingas
Longfellow'o kurybos bruozas -
kurejo dvasios nerimas, nuolati-
ne kova su kasdienybe, - del
jos grozio, del tiesos.
Longfellow'o asmeny jungesi
senasis ir naujasis pasauliai.
Daznai lankydamasis kitapus At
lanto, poetas pazino Europa, ta
siandieniniq civiizacijq lopsi, pa,
mego josios romantika. Jis SUI.
prato, kick svarbu naujajam pa
sauliui, dar tik pradedancian
kulturini gyvenima, paveldet
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-22

vaziavo valsciQ. ! valsciQ neteko jam nu-
vaziuoti. Ir j arkliai parveze namo nuzudy-
ta.
Darbininkas A. dviraciu vaziavo ne
tolima kaima. Rastas miskely nuzudytas.
Dviratis, zinoma, dingo.
Felcerius S., buves pirmosios bolseviku
okupacijos laikais CANA aukstas ju parei-
gunas,bet su jais nepabeges, apsigyveno
kaime. Viena nakti uzsidege jo namai Pc
gaisro viduj rasti trys. pakarti lavonai -.
Ukininkas U. renge krikstynas. Kriks-
tynu isvakarese (gal neapskaiciave laikt
viena diena per anksti. - desantininkai
apsupo namus ir ilgai saude is automatu.
Ukininkas zuvo vietoje. Naujagimis buvo
lengvai suzeistas, O motinai persautos ko-
jos. Ligonineje teko jai viena koja ampu-
tuoti.
Ukininkas ", irgi buves laivses kovu
savanoris, kick geriau pasirenge. Kai 10
troba apsupo ir pasipyle suviai is automa-
tiniu ginklu, visa jo seimyna, is anksto
pamokyta, staiga sugule ant zemes, nu-
sliauze rusi ir is anksto iskastu urvu is
Eslinko laukan tiesiai krlmus. Is ten su
16 metu sunum paleido slvius desantinin-
kus is savo puses. Tie toxic netiketumo
uzklupti skubiai pasitrauke, nesini iris pa
lsautus savuosius -.
Tick auku per viena savaite, kol susi-
tvarkem, kad galetumem atsikirsti y.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-22

yra nuveikes lietuvis mokslinin-
kas, menininkas, filosofas, isto-
|rikas, - jiems nebebus labai
|idomus ir likusis lietuviskas gy-
|venimas. Gal tik socialinis ben
|dravimas, sportas ir dar Sis tas
Fgaletq likti laikinaja jungtimi
Xxi svetima kultura viena po XII
to jos paragavusius "kultlrin-
gai" atskirs nuo lietuviu kamie-
mo.
Antra vertus, pilniau klausi-
.mui nusviesti, zvilgterekim, kas
per tukstancius metp islaike nuo
|sunykimo klaidziojancia zydq
Itauta?
Be skirtingos, grieztai tau
tines jQ religijos, cia pirmiausia
|rasime nepaprasta tautini susi-
pratima, kuriuo pagristas visas
Ejq gyvenimas. Kiekvienoje gyve-
nimo srityje, kiekviename jo
zingsnyje, pirmoje eileje yra jo
|tautietis = zydas ir tik toliau
- visi kiti. Jam didziausias kul-
|turininkas = jo tautietis. Tuo
|jis, gerisis, tuo didziuojasi, il
remia. Geriausias gydytojas, ad-
vokatas, inzinierius - taip pat
'tik jo tautietis. Jis savuju me
|lupa" ir saviesiems geriausiai
'patarnauja. Ukinej veikloj jis
|vpac stengiasi nenuklysti nuo
|Sios savuju remimo linijos. Jam
|taip pat savaime suprantama,
|kad bendrauti ir laisvalaiki leis-
I'll reikia tik savo tautieciu tar
pc, kad priaugancioji karta cia
susirastu savo "antraja puse'
ir sukurtu tautine Selma.
|, Ir taip visose gyvenimo srity-
Sc bendraudami, vienas kito lai-
|kydamiesi, kad ir pasklide po
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-22

y Atstatyti Lietuvos laisve,
p Islaikyti lietuviu tauta ir
lietuvybe.
Taciau ALT vadu kartkarte-
mis- pasisakyta, kad jie vadovau-
ia tik politinei Lietuvos islaisvi-
nimo akcijai Shame kraste. Tie
sa, jie neneigia, kad siai veiklai
jie naudoja ne vien politines
,priemones, taciau finansines,
kulturines ir KIT. esancios tik
''pagalbines priemones".
ALT veikimo budas yra:
y Veikti krasto valdzia, sie-
kiant pagalbos Lietuvai ir lie
tuviams.
~ zadinti ir atitinkamai veik-
tt Americas lietuvius ir visa sio
kraSto vlsuomene.
81 Sutelkti reikalingas me-
dziagines priemones ir jas nau-
dingiausiai paskirstyti.
~ Palaikyti rysius su lietuvy-
bes centrais, JUGS paremti ir
gauti is ju paramos.
Visam tam darbui varyti ALT
turf tokias jegas:
Centrine Amerikos Lietuviu
Taryba is "a delegatu, t. y. nuo
keturiu sroviu po septynis ir nuo
dvieju susivienijimu po iris de-
legatus. Is savo tarpo jie turi
isskyre Vyriausiaja Valdyba ar
ba Ekzekutyvini Komiteta is ke-
turiQ asmenQ. Prize Centre veikia
vienintele ALT apmokama istai-
!ga = Informacijos Centras.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-22

dziuotis esanti laisves ir viso
pasaulio kultlru Sails.
Tie faktai cia keliami be pyk-
cio ir ne tam, kad toxic butu
'pirstais badomi. Jie nera kalti,
kad jie gime tais laikais, kada
net DIR. Kudirka klaidziojo tau
tines samones sutemose. Jiems
dar nebuvo progos pazinti tikra-
ja Lietuva ir josios vertybes, to-
del jie perdaug ir zavisi sveti-
mujp sukurtais turtais. Bet jie
dar nera pamirse, kad Lietuvos
duona, nors ir juoda, buvo ska
nesne, kad lietuviski obuoliai
yra kvapesni. Neretai ir ju au-
syse tebeskamba sienapiutes
dainos, daznai tebemato zydin-
cias Lietuvos lankas, siubuo-
jancius jaw laukus, kuriq jiems
niekas neatstos.
Galima drasiai tvirtinti, kad
Shame kraste lietuvybe islaike
lietuviska Selma, lietuviska spau-
da, lietuviska parapija, mokykla
ir organizacija. Kur bent vienas
siu ramsciq ~'bute pakankafhai
tvirtas, ten antros!, il net ire
CLOS kartos vaikai Zinc savo kill
me, moka tevp kalba ir tebera
lietuviai
Lietuvybes islaikymas ir to-
liau priklausys nuo to, kick
Amerikoje issilaikys samoningQ
seimu, tikrai lietuvisku parapijq
ir mokyklu, kick bus pajegi lie
tuviska spauda ir kaip pilnai lie
tuvius apjungs lietuviskos orga-
nizacijos. Bet ir tai dar ne Wis.,
kas. Jei sio krasto lietuviai netu-
es savo kulturininku ar bent ne
zinos, ko pasiekusi yra bendroji
lietuviu kultura, - ka veikia ar
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BoI$evik4 desantai
{ Atkelta is Alto pusl. }

stai ukininkas z. (neminesiu pavar-
dziu, kuriu seimu dalis, gal but, dar yra is
likusi vakare, neuzsidenges Tango, sedi
prie stalo ir skaito laikrasti. suvis. Virsu-
galvis Xxi akiu atskilo ir nukrito ant sta
To-. Visas kunas taip ir liko besedis SUI
laikrasciu rankose ;. Klaikus vaizdas +. .
Ir vel laidotuves.
Kita vakara apsupa ukininko G. trobe-
sius. ! vidu neina, bet paleidzia j troba pa
degamus suvius. Namas dega, o jie is visu
pusiu saudo, kad niekas neisbegtu. Lieps-
nose zuvo ukininkas G. su zmona, TRIMS
vaikais ir senute :.
Eigulis (misko priziuretojas) G. isejo
j miska ir nebegrizo. Pc kick laiko buvo
rastas isrengtas, priristas prie medzio ir
nukankintas metant il durklais Prize lavo-
no pridetas rastelis, esq, kas j palaidos,
tam bus taip pat.
Ir j palaidojo dideles minios zmoniu.
Tada, zinoma, laidojusiems desantininkai
negalejo visiems atkersyti. Bet dabar
Kas Zinc, ar beliko bent vienas, kurie tik
bejegiskai galejo reiksti savo protesta pries
piktadarybes ...
Ukininkas K. vaziavo is turgaus. Ark
liai parveze tik jo layona, persauta ir priris
ia prie vezmo q.
Panasiai atsitiko If ukininkui j., kuri
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-22

visa pasauli, jie ne tik issilaike,
bet pasieke visko: mokslo, tur-
to, garbes ir, pagaliau, valdzios.
Susiklausymu ir kietu darbu
jiems yra pasiseke sukurti be-
veik 'pilnutini' zydu bendruo-
menes gyvenima ir ne valstybes
ribose, kuris kiekvienoje srityje
gall jiems, kaip zydams, ka nors
duoti. Tatai ir yra ju tvirtybes
,pagrindas..
Ne pavydekime, jeigu jiems
sekasi, bet pasimokykim is ju -
ir NUNS seksis. Ir NUNS, juo
arciau ''pilnutinio" lietuvisko
|gyvenimo pavyks priartinti Ame-
rikos lietuviu bendruomenini
gyvenima, juo labiau busime uz-
tikrinti, kad sio krasto lietuvy-
be issilaikys. Bet nepamirskime,
kad tatai nera asmenu, vienos
organizacijos ar vienos sroves
reikalas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-22
SAvo ADRESA,

rasydamii DIRVAI, parasykite
labai aiskiai paciame laiske.
Del neaiSkumo ar klaidos
Jusq parasytame adrese Jums
siunciami laikrasciai ar kny-
gos grizta atgal ir neturime
kaip Jums apie tai pranesti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-22
AMERIKOS LIETUVIQ LAI
MEJIMAl IR VARGAI'

Tx vienas kitas Europoje gy-
venes lietuvis turejo tikslesni
supratima, ka yra nuveike Anne
rikos lietuviai. Pradeje be jo-
kios paramos, be kalbos, dazniau-
siai be mokslo, kietu darbu ne
tik patys "prasimuso" - susi-
kure patogesni asmenini gyve-
nina, bet sukure vietomis pasi-
gerejimo verta lietuviu bendruo-
menini gyvenima SUI savo spau-
da, organizacijomis, parapijo-
mis-; pristate baznysiq, mokyklu,
ligoniniq, saliu susirinkimams ir
pan.
Visa tai ne milijonieriu suau-
kota, bet sukrauta is sunkiai
uzdirbtu centQ. Tuo paciu metu
prisiauginta grazus burys ismok-
slintu inteligentu ir profesio-
nalQ, o taip pat stipriai saknis
ileidusiq sios Sales gyveniman
visuomenes veikeju. Bet ir tai
tik dalis ju vaisiu.
Nedaug apsirinkant galima
tvirtinti, kad Amerikos lietuviu
kiekvieno uzdirbto cento gera
dalis buvo atskelta ir nusiusta
tevynej likusiems tevams, bro
liams ir seserims. O kas gall pa
mirsti Americas lietuviu inasa
Lietuvos nepriklausomybe at
statant? Kas, pagaliau, butu is
tike Lietuva ir tremtinius Vaka-
ru Europoj, jei ne stiprus Anne
rikos lietuviu uztarimas?
Visai tai veiklai ivertinti rel
ketu ne vieno tomo. Cia trumpai
tas sumineta vien tik norint pa
rodyti, kad Americas lietuviai
turf ne tik kuo pasidziaugti, bet
gall ir pasididziuoti savo nu-
veiktais darbais. Bet vargsas
butq tas, kuris tik dziaugsmus
tematytu Americas lietuviu gy-
Venime. Cia eSama ir didziauSiu
rupesciu, ypac items, kurie ne
viena duona gyvena.
Ne tik naujakuriai, bet ir Sc
nieji ateiviai patys mato, kair
jq eiles reteja, jegos silpsta, or
ganizacijos viena po kitos Mrs
ia realia mirtimi, mes ju nariai
nesulaukia pamainos. Didele da.
lis jaunimO pasuka kita lmkme
nesidomedama nei tevu tauti.
niais sielvartais, nei jq darbais
Oar daugiau - lietuviu pastaty-
tos baznycios ir lietuviskos mo-
kyklos vienur kitur ina atitekti
"bendram naudojimui', atseit
nustoja pirmykstes paskirties il
isslysta is lietuviu. Visada su
vargu kovojusi spauda ina skai.
ciuoti, po keliu ar keliolikos me-
tu mirtis isisuks j paskutini jQ