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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-10-26
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-10-26
LEE LUDWIG
Route ,, Oakland. Md.

a. \. CALLS, Auctionccr
Lunch will be served by the Ladies'
Aid of the Glade View Brethren
Church.
Adv 35-2t
Evening star., 1950-11-26
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nEOEnvEO TUUn rUnUnHOEs
Only $l.00 down reserves this amozinsIy
low priced HaIIicrofters for you. Small
weekly payments in the amount you desire
will serve to complete your resuIoted down
payment. Georges will then deliver your
purchase to your home.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
Points for Parents ,, ts,'h rA,"o. we'ss.

Father-This is paper ! have to
brought home from the Office, for
you children to draw on. My boss
buys It in such quantities he'll
never miss 1t.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
T axe Nv Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby

81 had rather be a doorkeeper
in the house of my God than to
dwell in the tents of wickedness. !"
Psalms ,lxxviv 10.
Pasadena: One Of my favorite
commentators, Fulton Lewis, says
'poss- -THOO muss" for posthun1ous.
Mrs. A. G.
A. It has no sanction. The cor
rect is: PAHSS-choo-muss.
Glendale: Little Margaret O'Bryan
has been coached to say Aren't
II" Isn't it tragic?-Mrs. J. L. A.
A. It certainly are.
Little Rock: Why don't you scotch
people for saying ''climb down.?
One may climb up, but no one may
climb down."-C. P. w.
A. Climb down." while illogical,
is long-establiShed idiom. It has
excellent dictionary support. Eng
lish idioms are correct English, al
though they often violate logic, and
are frequently ungrammatical.
New Alexandria: Is it correct to
employ the word human" as a
noun? We are not humans; we
Evening star., 1950-08-26

@. I am registering a grippe. A
few days ago in your column you
said, 'if you had rather say ;"
instead of "if you would rather say"
Had rather" makes my blood boil,
and I have been fighting it for
years.-James Cole,
A. I'm afraid you've been tilt
ing at windmills, James. Had
rather" has been good English for
centuries
|. The College Handbook of Com
position, by Woolley and Scott, an
unusually dependable textbook,
states: "Had better, had best, had
rather (are) entirely grammatical
and fully approved by good usage.
Would better, would best, and would
rather are not preferable"
In his Working Grammar, Fer
nald says: Had rather is sane
toned by the best literary use as
an accepted English idiom which
we need not try to explain"
"I had rather be a dog, and bay
the moon, than such a Roman
Julius Caesar.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
THISTLE

Thistles were not able to circle
the globe by wishful thinking. These
plants developed methods of de-
fense that kept enemies at bay and
made friends with those who would
profit by cooperation.
Scctland's national emblem earned
this honor by protecting her coun-
try from invasion. The thistle had
already perfected her methods of
defense long before the Danes in
vaded Scotland. On this particular
night, the Danes, thinking to sur
prise the sleeping Scots stole In
upon them with bare feet. The
armed thistle was ready to serve.
When a Dane stepped on the
bayonet-spiked leaves, he let out a
spirited scream alerting the sleep
ing Scots, who defended their
homeland by sending the Danes un-
happily away. The thistle was given
the place of honor on the national
emblem and is there to this day.
Success does not come to the this
tie without effort. Her strong roots
must be sent down into hard soil
and her leaves must be provided
with sharp spikes. They must also
be covered with a woolly blanket
to discourage grazing cattle that
would destroy all the vital leaves
If they were not armed.
The long stem supporting the
two-inch-wide purple flower must
also be protected with fine sharp
bristles. The florets are filled with
nectar and there is always a boun-
tiful supply of pollen. There are
many pilfering neighbors who would
steal the vital pollen and do moth
ing in return.
Bees, moths and butterflies are
welcome guests. They transport the
sticky pollen and thus assure their
hostess many Seed-children, Ants
Evening star., 1950-08-26
MARRIAGE License Applications

Thomas Noonan. 90, 1922 Ingleside terri
NV; ard Gretchen o'Mara, 81, South
George Mccorkie. 81, Carroll Arms HOTEL
and Madeelois Gilrner. "a, Fairborn,
Richard Chairman. 80. so7 Mclean ave.
s.w.. and Thelma Thomas. 81, 1928 F
st. NE.
Efram Merriam, SO. Miami. Fla, and Velma
Alder, .43, 3444 14th st. NV.
Ray Bird. 40. 1929 Connecticut ave. NV,
and Rosemary Sharkey, Al, 1878 II ST.
Robert Dentler. 81, La Grange. Ill.,, and
Helen Hosmer; q, 50S7 Reno I'd. NV.
and Matte Pierce. Al, 1926 1st st. ne:
William Mayo. "a, 223 Rhode Island ave.
NV, and, Thelma Crawford, 20. $50
joseph 0es cshiil iii Il. H. laos Otis st. NV, and
=. Eli7sbeth Eai7Id Rivers L. gsod d79 ST. ne.
and Harriet Howard. Fl. Westhaven.
Henry Slaughter. SO. 1928 Park I'd. NV,
and Estell Whitfield, Al, Ills Spring
Forrest Cole, A. Hilton village. Va, and
Eloise Conterno, 35. 2732 ordway st.
NV.
lie Roy stapleford. 80. 1884 18th st. NV,
and Anna Cappabianca, %. 1000 18th
Lee Morrison. ~. and Julia wtlcha. 35,
both of 921 Butternut st. NV.
William Hanna, A. 1901 Columbia rd
pw, nv, and Selma Berentsen. 35, 2434
John o'f Pessn. 81 nj Ii, 1907 Upland terr NV.
and Patricia Jackson, 10. Chevy Chase.
Md.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
S Children
By Lillian Cox Athey

try to climb the woolly stairway,
taking their chances with the
SWORDS on leaf and stem. but their
feet get tangled. Ghcen a bird
comes along and lif3 them out OF
the world altogether.
In autumn, the winged seeds are
transported by the winds and so
you find thistles in every State and
in almost every place where there
is enough soil to hold the roots.
The handsome butterfly, known
as Painted Lady, takes advantage
of the armed citadel. She lays her
greenish barrel-shaped eggs on the
leaves, one to leaf. In 10 days
the black spiny fellow moves out
of his shell to hasten to the under
side of his bed. He hastily scrapes
off the silky texture to hide him.
self.
Outgrowing this wee room, he
wanders to the surface of another
leaf where he sews several leaves
together for a roomy apartment
while he increases in girth. Ten
days later he will leave his chry-
sails a beautiful butterfly. The up
per colors will be tawny or dull
orange heavily marked with ir-
regular patches of white. The tips
of the forewings are almost black
broken with bars and spots of
white. The under colors are
lovely blend of gray, brown and
rose pink with four or five pea
cock eyes near the margin,
In Southern New England many
painted Ladies fit about in July
Their offspring will be seen in late
August.
Painted Ladies migrate in swarms
to the South, returning North in
May. No matter where the parents
spend the winter, we find their
children from June on among the
thistle leaves.
Evening star., 1950-08-26

Fathe-This is paper I have to
use when I do Office work here at
home. The man I work for bought
it so we must not use it for other
things.
Evening star., 1950-08-26

UnQeT ~. Z. tutD, cOUpLcS UtHSt
apply for a marriage license on
one day, soait three full days and
recipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Albert pngon. 81, 5o44 ,Es Hanna pl. s.s:'
and Edith Homes rs 4soS 5o5h Frcs st. Rase nw
0ssn snd sRa Raaei Pickett. Fl: a. 1905 " st. Sc
Lewis Robinson. 81, 1855 Swami st. NV.
and Elizabeth johnson. 30, 1103 Q
Julian Ia smith, 40, 1904 Biaymore Ct NV,
and Louise Sim. ss. 1b@s California
otl: S.sssnesFs,z ss!s ,, SO q and , Phoebe DIX
% =. both 'sa q 44s5 Vol Volta pis NV.
and Jane Thompson, 81. Arlington. Va.
% FOSTER. 1s. ia' both Of ii7aSS' New lew jersey
Samuel Howard. %, 1ao Que st. s.w., and
Elizabeth Henderson. 10. 767 Howard
william iH iphi,pott. 10, and Rebecca Grant.
Lowell Summers, 25, walton W. Va, and
Betty Settle, IS. 1859 South Carolina
Erwin Erwin Dixon. e5. New York City, and
RAYMOND Stewart. 80, 1888 18th st. n.w.,
and Arcius Jefferson. 35, $40 7th st. ne.
Richard Matthias. 25, 1919 18th st. Sc,
and Mildred mcdowell, %, $40 Nichol-
son st. NV.
NV. and Anne Davis. 90. Rockville, Md.
'tenSs e ss aad Norma sruSt. IS. safsa
Ray wv White G %, Cherry Point, NC, and
Frances WINNER, 23. 340S 25th st.
william slack, 81. 412s 7th st. NV. and
Teresa Budner. 20, 1149 Fairmont
kenneth m ha'TEn Id. ss, Chevy Chase. Nd. and
Ruth Batstone. 81. .Ht. Rainier. Md.
man, 3ss both of Baltimore,
Joseph venuto, %, 2913 18th st. me-.
and shirley Hughes. 21, 5o24 9th
ST. NV.
Jesse Moore. 81. 1911 upshur ST. NV. and
Ellen Evans. 81. 1708 Newton ST.. NV.
Donald Humphrey, %. 4407 18th pl. ne,
and Caroline Rogers 10, 703 Emerson
william Purdum. 21, and Dorothy Thomas,
%, both of Arlington, Va.
Basil Ward, 26 Edgerton, Wis, and Mary
Larrimer, 30 1904 Rittenhouse st. NV.
BENJAMIN Bullock. jr.. %. 1908 Randolph
st. NV. and Enhe Riley. 20. SO v st.
Donald Olson, 27, Alexandria, Va. and
Helen De Witt, 2s, 2025 Allen pl. NV.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
births
(By the D. c. bureau Of vital statistics. }

10y tns ~ ". bureau OF VltaI BtatiStic
BOYS.
Walter and Roberta Assur.
James and Evelyn Chambers.
Alfred and Clyde Christian 4
William and Virginia Cotter.
Leonard and Clara Davis.
Bernard and Dora Edelman.
Denis and Margaret Hannah.
hilbert and joyce HansborouRh.
James and Eva Head.
Arthur and Grace Lawson.
Albert and Frances Levine.
Dean and Melba Lyon.
William and Jean Morrison.
Louis and Margaret Olivier.
William and Gloria Orr.
Henry and Dina Rappaport.
Paul and Kathryn Reid
william and Grace Simms.
Marvin and Eleanor Smith.
Harold and Eleanore Standen.
Robert and Mary White.
James and Edith Winchester.
Lacy and Henriette Withers.
GIRLS.
Linwood and Mary Ivey.
Lloyd and Mary Bilbo
John and Ada Bradley.
Vernon and Selma Chappelear.
Charles and Martha Cook.
Raymond and Florence Dewberry.
William and Mary Faircloth.
Bruce and Beverly Faraday Cwins).
Emil and Ethel Gomber.
Stephen and Helen Hametz.
Daniel and Eleanor MaZur.
Leroy and Anita Peake.
Leroy and Mary Perry.
Robert and June Spradlin.
William and Rebecca Sterrett.
Courtney and Florence Thomas.
William and Estelle Walsh.
Clarence and Mabel Coates.
John and Lucille Dawley.
William and Helen Robinson.
Stanley and Edith Shelton.
Harry and Margaret Smith.
Howard and Veronica Wynn.
Selfon and Gloria Wood.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
Cunustu Hits New ZeuIund

Canasta is now sweeping New
Zealand, where they are learning
of the saying: eff you love your
neighbor, don't play canasta with
him." Auckland reports.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
Goren on Bridge

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The bidding:
South West North East
club 1spade 8 clubs 3hearts
clubs Dbl. Pass Pass
Pass
Opening lead, ten of hearts.
Maneuvers commonly known as
"end plays derive their name
from the circumstance that they
occur almost invariably near the
end of the hand at which point a
defender finds himself in a help
less position. Such an expression
as "early end play which on the
surface would appear to be con-
tradiction In terms, is really not
so, because by common usage
player is said to be lend played"
when he finds it impossible to lead
without sacrificing trick.
Such a condition may actually
exist at the opening lead, as would
be the case, for example, where
the opening leader held all four
kings and declarer held the major
tenaces in every suit. In today's
hand we have the phenomenon of
West being lend played" as early
MS trick four and, though that were
not suff1cient of a workout, he
finds himself in the grip of an
other squeeze and end play later
in the deal.
Vests overcall of one spade was
somewhat irregular. I suppose he
had in mind to compete once more
with two diamonds should the ad-
verse bidding cease at, something
like two clubs. North's jump to
three clubs is a little short of the
textbook high-card requirement,
but there was no other Satisfac-
tory call open to him. If partner
has spades stopped, North wishes
to induce him to try for three no.
trump with six club tricks ap-
parently to be run. The other bids
were more or less normal.
West opened the ten of hearts
and prospects were not bright for
declarer with four losers in sight.
At least one of these losers could
be avoided by forcing West into
making a favorable lead. In order
to accomplish this, declarer won
the first trick and Immediately
ruffed the remaining heart. He
entered dummy with the ace of
clubs and led the four OF spades,
playing the nine from his own hand.
West won with the jack and at trick
four was end played.
There was no lead he could make
without sacrificing trick. He
chose to lead a diamond in the hope
that partner had the queen. This
trick declarer took with the ten
He then ran down all the remain
ing trumps, retaining in dummy
two spades and a diamond and in
his own hand the lone king of spade!
and the ace-queen of diamonds
West, holding two spades and two
diamonds, found himself in an i'm
possible position. If he disposed Of
the queen of spades, a spade lead
would throw him in and compel q
lead into the diamonds. If he lei
20 the jack of diamonds, declarer's
ace-queen would both be high.
Copyright, 1850, by Charles H. Goren.)
Evening star., 1950-08-26
Answer to ATTRACTION.

are human beings. Correct?-Mrs.
S. E. C.. \
A. Human is both adjective and
noun. Of the noun Webster's New
International says: "A human be-
ing. especially as q species OF
creature"
Evening star., 1950-08-26

Don't hoard: The fighting In
Korea has created no food short
age and none is in immediate
prospect. Let's be sensible. Don't
hoard.
Evening star., 1950-08-26
Word Come
Find -54 or more words in
MU SICALE.

LI6dIlIIlB, PIIVdCE COICETC.
Average is 81: limit, 35 minutes.
Rules-Words must be of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition Of IS" such as "bats,"
cats" are not used. Only one form Of a
word Is used. Proper names are not used
A list will be published Monday.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-27

Tam tikslui buvo pekeista net
susivienijimo konstitucija, kad
tik butu galima selma ikelti j
liepos menesi.
Simet dauguma dirbtuviu tu-
rejo atostogas nuo liepos 2 Xxi 9,
nes JOINS susidare tam tikras
patogumas = itraukti j atosto-
gas ir liepos a dienos svente,
uz kuria daugeliui darbininku,
apmokamu atostogu dar negau-
nanciu, reiktu moketi, jei ta sa-
waite kitos dienos butu dirba-
mos !. Sitaip dirbtuves taiky-
sis atostogas skirt ir 1862 me-
tais, jeigu, zinoma, tada nebus
kokiu nepaprastu aplinkybiu.
Bet 1952-ais metals liepos ket-
virtoji diena bus penktadieni.
lad atostogu savaite greiciausiai
bus (jeigu busD nuo birzelio
80 Xxi liepos 6 dienos. Atrodo
kad ta savaite turetu butt ir
|SLA seimas Clevelande. Bet =
savaites pradzioj, ar gale =
apie tai reiktu pagalvoti. Rel
kia atminti, kad ia vadinamoji
atostogu savaite vistiek nera vi
|siems atostogos. Bet liepos a
i 6 dienos tikrai bus visiems
atostogos. Jeigu butu taip susi-
tvarkyta, kad liepos a diena
seimas pavakariais atliktu att
darymo iskilmes - ta SUI tos
'dienos iskilmingumu, regis, butu
'galima graziai suderinti = per
liepos 5 ir 6 diena apsvarstyti
kitus reikalus, negaistant pami-
netiems nereikalingiems daily
kams, - tai butq galima tike-
tis, kad seimas butu gausus ir
delegatais ,ir vaisingas ~savo dar-
bais. Tikslingai suorganizavus,
seimo delegatai galetu bendrai
aplankyti ir Basanaviciaus bel
Kudirkos paminklus Lietuviu
Darzelyje, padeti ten vainkus,
o sestadienio vakara tureti ir
grazu bankieta, kuriame apsi-
lankyti ir vietiniams butu daug
patogiau, negu., savaites vidury.
Daugiau ypatingu pramogu su
seimu jungti nei nereiketu, jeigu
j selma ziurima, kaip j tam tikra
darbo, o ne pramogini suvazia-
vima.
zinoma, siu minciu nereikia
priimti, kaip galutiniu - Xxi
kito seimo turime dar dveius
metus laiko ir galime apsvar-
styti tai is visu pusiu, bet svar-
styti reikia is anksto, nelaukiant
paskutiniu savaiciu ar dienu.
V. r.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-27
SLA PROBLEMOS
Ar reikia tokiu ilgu seimu?

Pereita karta mineta seimo
dali tegalilna pavadinti visuoti-
niu pasikeitimu komplimentais.
O zinome, kad komplimentai,
nors ir visiems malonus, nera
labai didele vertybe. Taciau to-
kiems urminiams komplimentu
mainams Shame seine buvo SUI
gaista visa pirmoji diena ir da-
lis antrosios 80.
Atitinkamai susitvarkius, sci
mo atidarymo iskilmei ir forma-
liam jo susiorganizavimui tu-
retu uztekti pusvalandzio, dau-
giausiai, valandos laiko, iskai-
tant ir garbes sveciu kalbas.
Visos kitos kurtuazines pra-
kalbos ir nusipelniusiu susivie-
nijimo veikeju pagarbinimai
puikiai gall tilpti bankieto pro-
gramoje, zinoma, jeigu il ne
bus uzimta buvusiu mayoru at
siminimais ir norinciu mayorais
butt pasigarsinimais, nenaudin-
gals nei seimui, nei patterns kali
betojams.
Taigi vien sioje srityje, afro
do, nesunku butu sutaupyti bent
pusantros dienos.
Bet yra ir dar viena galimy-
be seimo laiko dali sutaupyti ir
likusia vaisingiau sunaudoti. Tai
yra vadovaujanciu organu pra-
nesimai, vadinamieji raportai.
Labai geras dalykas, kad SLA
pastraisiais laikais tokius apy-
skaitinius pranesimus is anksto
isspausdina tam tikroje knygo-
je, kuria delegatams issiunti-
neja dar prizes selma j namus.
Kiekvienas pareigingas dele
gatas gall { ir privaletuD jau
mamie atidziai perskaityti tuos
pranesimus ir, jei del kuriu da-
lyku jis turi ka pasakyti, tai
turi is anksto sau ia pasizyme-
tt ir apgalvoti savo numatoma
pasisakyma. zinoma, butu gerai,
jeigu kai kurie opesni klausimai
(kaip, pavyzdziui sta karta
buvo ligoniQ pasalpos skyriaus
klausimas) is anksto nariu bu-
tu padiskutuoti TEVYNEJE.
Juk vadovybe is anksto zinojo,
kad sitas klausimas lures butt
sprendziamas. Kodel il negalejo
jau pradedant nuo pereito ru-
dens isdestyti TEVYNEJE, kaip
dalykai yra ir suorganizuoti per
lakrasti diskusijas, kad Xxi
seimo tas klausimas jau butu
kaip reikiant iskedentas ir dele
gatai atvyktu jau aiSkiai Ii
nodami, ka reiks daryti. Cia, jei-
gu dar tebebutu nuomoniu Skin.
tumas, ivyktu ju galutinis susi-
remimas.
Jau pereitame seine delega-
tai kovojo uz tai, kad isspaus-
dlntieji pranesimai nebutu isti-
sal skaitomi, o pranesejai pa
sitenkintu tik papildymais, jei-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-27

gu Ju Jurl. Lam VI IL lSldluoo
|daromos daugiau kaip 200 pus-
lapiu knygai atspausdinti, kad
butu sutaupytas seimo laikas!
Deja, praneseju dauguma,
jeigu ir sutinka pranesimu ne
skaityti, tai butinai nori dar ka
nors paaiskinti, svarbesnes vie
tas pabrezti. Ir. =. is tu paaiski-
nimu bel pabrezimu iseina kalba
lilgesne, negu pats pranesimas,
nors is jos delegatai paprastai
nieko nesuzino daugiau, negu
jau yra parasyta.
Sekretoriaus pranesimas kny-
goje uzima SO puslapius. Sekre-
torius viso neskaito, bet svar-
besniasias istraukas skaito ir
aiskina istisa diena. Taciau tie
'delegatai /, kurie pranesimo ne
|isstudijavo mamie ar bent cia
pat vakarais po posedziu, is tu
aiskinimu naudos neturi.. 0 ku-
rie isstudijavo, items geriau-
sias paaiskinimas butu - atsa-
kinejimas ju paklausimus, ne
Iaiskinimas paties sekretoriaus
lnuoziura, stengiantis atspeti,
kas galejo butt neaisku.
Jeigu jau idedama tick darbo
ir lesu, kad pranesimai is anks-
to atspausdinami, tai pranese-
jas - pirmininkas, sekretorius
ar kas kitas, be isimties - tu-
retu tiesiog nuo to pradeti:
"Gerbiami Delegatai, turtle
prizes axis mano pranesima, da-
bar prasau paklausti paaiski-
nimu bel papildymQ, jei kas ra-
| do pranesime neaiskumq.'
Kai pranesejas atsako j klau-
sinus, jeigu ju yra, tada prezi-
dumas turetu paskelbti disku-
sijas del pranesimo, t. ", leisti
delegatams pranesejo atliktus
darbus pagirti arba pakritikuo-
| tt. Tada seimo laikas, kuris da-
bar sugaistamas praneSimQ
skaitymams bel papildymams,
butu isnaudotas delegatu taip
branginamam issikalbejimui.
Kadangi ir dabar reikia dele
Igatams duoti kalbeti, tai visai
atmetus pranesimu skaityma ir
| is karto einant prie paklausimQ
bel diskusiju, butu dar sutaupy-
ia maziausiai diena laiko.
SLA selma galima atlikti per
|pora su puse dienQ, tai yra,
per penketa posedziu (se-
|siju.) Ir tikiu, kad dalyvavi-
mas seimuose butu causes
mis-. ssIss
Butu galima pagalvoti ir apie
tai, kokias savaites dienas pa
rinkti seimui, kad dirbantieji
galetu geriausiai prisitaikinti.
Sis seimas pageidavo, kad
ateityje SLA seimai butu SUI
derinti su daugumos dirbtuviu
atostogomis, kurios paprasti es-
ii liepos menesio pirma savaite.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-27

gyvybss erdve, ateiyje kaa stoves Sim
Erdv toy kura js pelno savai taua gyvenmo pnybeje
j aveia nebus vaku skudo nei duonos mao RUPEES
nebus erdves ankstumo asato augalu nebu ssumo
gyvenmo bado kanknancio
lzaeos akstumo Gamtai artmose gyvenmo saygose vk @
ka aides virsum musp kapu kap q aukos soe zme auks
Je bus isikruu zuve gyvenu vokieta.
kada karo tai so gill tebe krai liudys N au
Po keu dienu Vniuje ejes etuviskas denrass NAUJOI
ETUVA vokieciu r ypatingai przurimas bel vazoma
bet pasnaudoant cenzoru orienacos dideiu bukm
vneco journalistic rasytojo Rapolo Mackonio sumanumu
drasa is aikrascio redakorus) paskebe is
sa o srpnio vertma To paskebmo tada aba paeeidavo
pogrndo vadovyb nereieo geresno assaukmo suket
etuvu pasymu kovo prizes okupantus kap toks u paciu
passayma Tai buvo pu propaganda prizes voeeius
u pac cenzuruoaa akras kurio buvo viesa spatna
ma per 100000
Nuoaika euviu tarpe susidare daugiau negu la siau
has peeo per visp Leva Net didzausiems optmsams
beko uzu kad vokeciais dar bus gama zmoniska sus
kalbet. ...., 1..,a....., .e..>ta
Vokecu Gesapo 90 kick laiLo asiziureo ka rekia
rapsno perspausdnmas etuvskame laikrastye tas
traipsns paimtas is pakmauso ju pacu krasco
Bet tas apsizuremas vyko taip gre bent aip gre
pasieke vrsune pats strapsns kar
perspausdinas sauuose edziamame avaastye TE
VIsKEJE kuria redagavo Smas Mignas (dabar TREMTES
redaktorus) To arascio buvo planama 100000 Maza
strapsno pacame akrastye per keas savaites
buvo spausdnam Vnco Rasenio daar DRVOS edaktoraus
sraipsnai kuuose buvo askinamos Htlerio "MEIN
KAMPF mintys bet kur buvo visiska ea pasakyta kad
strapsns ssnnku laikrascio kruu kokia
pvati mazesnio pareiguno tkras tomesns
paties uero programos pomas Tai buvo paroda srauko
mis- is Hro knygos kuriose vsos nevokkos tautos Rytq
Europo vadnamos mesu niekam kitam netnkamu kap tk
itret zeme kuoe uri gyven tri vokeca Visai atvira
buvo paeza kad kokas neprkusomybes
svajot kadangi furerio pana visa itok r
us raipsnus pavyko paskebt tk deka enzorau etuvos
voeco kvaumo kus nesuprato krosios u raipsnu pras
mes manydama ad ca pukus Hitherto deu populariza
udaudmas etuvams svajojanties apie nep
kausomybes atstayma Js net vyresnybe akno kad
TEVKE deda aba pukus strapsnus gera pastarnavo
autoriu sudarydaas palankesne nuomone apie
vsnnkus kaip k tada ka tie jau buvo pradee snaruot
del vengimo pasrasy po atssaukmu ragnancu etuvu
nuomene stoti vokieciams talka karnuose darbuose.
Bet kick laiko tas vokecu neapdarumo nadojias
reo baigts kazkas gaQ gale suprato kode euva ai
rastninkai staga taip usidoejo Hmmeo r Heo dejoms
Is aeo apnkrasts redaktorias If cenzoriams
nevokeai netur tess nei vers ne pespausdn istrauu
is fiurero rasu nei u aisknti sauluose nebaiga
strapsniu ellie ape Htlero tuejo nutrukt Lai
mel ten tas dakas r pasbage Vskia gestapnnka bu
greztesn NAUJOSIOS LIETUVOS redacija prverte ba
ske kad strapnio apie geanzaciia vermas
singas privee idet keeta ataisyu ke skaitytou Mno
neapgavo, ka atejo euvu ntegentu medzioke Sut-
hoo koncentracos ovykla, tai Rapoas Mackonis LIET
VOS redaktorus, buvo vienas is pirmuju auku...
~@#. (Bus daugau)