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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15
CITY ORDINANCE
FAVORED

He suggested the group should
go no further than Oregon to ac-
complish the goal OF civil liberties
END encoure 2 proposed city or
dinance which would grant equal
accommodations to all under po-
lice powers Of the city.
David Robinson. attorney, chair
man Of the Oregon fair employ
n'ent practices act committee and
another guest speaker, said the
United States is guilty before the
world Of hypocricy. openly deny
~ag liberties to many people. Ed
win G. Berry. executive secretary
OF the Portland Urban League
and oberlin College alumnus con-
Quoted the meeting.
Civil Rights Committee Aims
Same AS Legion's
The aims of the Citizens Com
nittee for Civil Rights and the
american Legion are the same,
Philippine-born Fred Soriano, an
official of both organizations, said
Friday. Soriano Is commander of
Tomas Claudio Post No. 1856 Am
erican Legion. and new chairman
OF the citizens committee. He was
elected to the latter position Thurs
day, just two weeks after the AM
erican Legion's Americanization
Chairman. Capt. William Browne
or the Portland detective bureau,
denounced the citizens committee
as a subversive group.
Accompanied by Irwin Goodman,
perennial Portland legal counsel
for civil rights causes, Soriano
visited newspaper offices Friday
70 say he sees nothing incon-
gruous in his new role.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15
R0ciol Issue
Held Weapon

Soviet-Fascist are making cap
ital of United States treatment
of Negroes, James Tenny Brand,
associate justice of the Oregon
supreme court, said at a meet
ing of the Oberlin College alumni
association Friday night in The
Oregonian Hostess House.
Justice Brand said the Oberlin
tradition through the years has
been equal rights and education
for women and freedom of races
particularly Negroes. Justice Brand
is graduate of the 1909 class of
Oberlin.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15
Negro Leader SoYs
White Women
Attorney His Wife

WASHINGTON - (AP) = A
prominent Washington Negro, Les
lie S. Perry, disclosed that for the
past four months he has been mar
ried to Ruth Weyland. white
woman, who is a government at
torney.
Miss Weyland was named
three weeks ago in an alienation
of affection suit brought by
Perry's former wife, Mrs. Olive
j. Perry. She asked $4,000 In
damages.
Perry is a local officer of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People. Mrs
Ruth Weyland Perry is assistant
general counsel for the National
Labor Relations Board.
Their marriage was disclosed
in a suit Perry filed in U. S. dis
trict court.
In it, Perry said the Rev. Char
les H. Este had performed the
marriage ceremony in Montreal,
Canada. on September 26, 1949.
Perry asked the court to re-
strain his former wife from con-
tinuing her civil suit.
He said that she was "acting
only with a desire of revenge,
that she had filed the suit with
deliberate malice" and that this
was her objective:
ITO utterly ruin both this plain
tiff and his wife both socially anc
in their professional calling"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15
Venereol Diseases

The venereal diseases are ser.
icus and widespread diseases
said DR.. Wayne w. C. Sims. Di.
rector of VD Control, Seattle and
King County Health Department
and they affect US all directly, as
parents, citizens, and tax payers
The total cost to the taxpayers
is enormous. The care and treat
.r.ent of patients with late syphilis
of the nervous system alone costs
this country over S11,000,O00 an
nually.
The incidence of VD in Seattle
and King County has decreased,
Dr. Sims continued, but the prob
lem is still great. The number of
ND cases still exceeds the COM
bined total of polio, diphtheria,
scarlet fever. whooping cough and
tuberculosis cases
Syphilis and gonorrhea may
cause serious damage to an in
dividual if left untreated, DR.. Sims
explained. If discovered early, how
ever, they can be quickly cured
by a competent physician. Not
long ago it often took year or
more to treat syphilis successfully
but with modern methods the dis
eaes in its early stages can be
cured in from ten days to two
weeks without capitalization
Most gonorrhea cases can be sue.
cessfully treated in one day
Treatment for the venereal dis
eases can be obtained from any
competent physician or from the
clinic in the health department or
The fourth floor of the Public SAT.
ETY. Building.
What causes syphilis? Like
any other Catching disease, said
DIR. Wayne w. c. Sims, Director
cf VD Control in Seattle and King
County. syphilis is caused by E
germ and is spread when this
germ passes from an infected per.
son to one who is not infected
While it is usually transmitted by
close physical contact. it may some
times be spread through inter.
mediate objects, or from a mother
to her child before birth.
In the State of Washington the
law requires that blood test fol-
syphilis be included in the phys
ical examination OF an expectan
mother. The blood test should b,
made during the first three months
of pregnancy. DR.. Sims said, il
order that if syphilis be found
treatment may be started imme
eiately to prevent the spread O
the disease to the new baby
Although Washington has no Law
requiring a blood test for syphili
before marriage, it Is highly de
sIrable for every couple contem
plating matrimony to secure ;
blood test. If syphilis is found, i
can be quickly treated, thus pre-
venting the spread to the HUSBAND
or wife.
For more information on tn
venereal diseases or for a speake
at your club meeting, call the Sc
attic King County Health Depart
ment, Main 5000, Extension 226.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15
PIERCE
Whv Postol Rutes
Are Increased

WASHINGTON. Feb. s-(N-
How much free mail does a con-
gresham send out in the course
of a year?
About a ton and a half, says
Representative Edwin Arthur
Hall, Republican, New York
Hall said that was "the aver
age" during debate on a bill boost
ing most mailing rates. The meas
ure does not affect the free-mail-
ing privilege of Congress.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15
Ruce-Bun Pickets
Arrested In N. Y.

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-(UP)-
Ten pickets protesting asserted
rsce-discrimination policies at
theatres in Washington and Bal
timore were arrested today in
Manhattan's theatrical district.
The pickets were part of a
rye group of demonstrators pa
rading in front of the office of
Marcus Hieman, owner of the
National Theatre in Washington
and Ford's Theatre in Baltimore.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15

Mrs. Wilson Goodehild. Seattle,
Washington, aunt of Mrs. Cross
white. came down for Mr.. Cross
whites funeral. She was down
three weeks prior for the funeral
of her sister, Mrs. Lena Turner,
mother of Mrs. Crosswhite.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15

IN 1919 with a Hands won-and-
lost record, signed his 1850 Brook
iyn Dodger contract today for an
estimated $4,000.
Newcombe, who pitched in the
All-star game even though he
did not join the Dodgers until
May, tied for the league lead in
shutout and was named best hit
ting and fielding pitcher.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15

The Douglas fir is named In
honor of David Douglas. Scottish
botanist who introduced II into
Europe in 1927 The first report of
Douglas fir was made by Archibald
Menzies in 1892 at Nootka Sound.
Vancouver Island. during the voy-
age of Captain Vancouver II was
the first species cut and exported
from the Columbia river region by
the Hudson's Bay Trading post at
Vancouver. Washington.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15
Marvellous FREELY

In FREELY luminescence. almost
no energy is lost as heat or ultra
violet rays. BY comparison. man.
made gas and electric light in
wolves 80 per cent or more energy
loss as heat. Even the suns energy
is converted to light In only one
third proportion. scientists say
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15
COMING EVENTS

Far-Western Regional Confer
cnce Iota Phi Sorority May AT.
Beta Iota chapter will be hostess.
Mrs. Lucille Wilson, president.
Regional conference N.A.A.C.P.
will meet in Seattle March g.
AS. Portland branch win have an
Important role; Mrs. Edward Smith
president will preside at one of the
sessions.
A mammouth Pew Rally with
the combined efforts of clubs and
departments of Bethel A. M. E..
church, is scheduled for Sunday
February 10. The Young Peoples
choir will furnish special music
Mrs. Lula Gragg, chairman.
The Council of Church Women,
The Fellowship of Reconciliation,
the N.A.A.C.P. and the Y.W.C.A.
present jointly THE FELLOW
SHIP QUINTET of the Church for
The Fellowship of all people, San
Francisco, California. Friday, Feb
ruary IL, 500 p. m. at the Benson
Figh School Auditorium.
Background Notes About
The Quintet
The Fellowship Quinte. which
travels under the auspices of the
Intercultural Workshop of the
Church for the Fellowship of All
people in San Francisco began in
the summer of 1919. its first inter-
national and second transcontinen-
tai tour with engagements in many
American cities, England and
France. This unique singing unit,
under the direction of Corrine Bar
row Williams, was acclaimed dur
ing the tour of 1913. as probably
the most distinctive group interpre-
ting the Fellowship Ideal through
song, on the American concert
stage"
Glen billiard Gum, of the Wash
'ington Herald Tribune, observed
that whatever the bias with which
the problem is view politically, so
cially. or racially there can be nc
question interracial equality has
been achieved in the art of song
by this group. Their voices are
beautiful, individually and collect
lively. They are expertiy schoolee
and their musical taste entirely
hterate."
Paul Hume wrote in the Wash
ington Post, when Howard Thur
man left Howard University schoo
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15
Card of Thanks

We are grateful to our many
friends for their deeds of kindness
floral gifts and sympathy during
our hour of bereavement, the loss
of our husband and father. We are
especially grateful to Revs. ]. j
Glow, Lee o. Stone. and Mrs. Bar
bara Sullivan.
IDA MAE CROSSWHITE
ROBERT L. CROSSWHITE
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15
City Ordinance
Aim

Neatly skirting the issue of
subversity, Soriano said all the
Citizens committee is trying to
90 is effect passage of a civil
rights ordinance in Portland.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15
The Sick

Friends in Portland of Mrs. l..
B. (Wilmouth) Houston of Omaha.
Nebraska. regret hearing of her
being hospitalized for two weeks.
She is recuperating at her home
2114 N. oath Street.
Mrs Houston is a very close
friend of the c. E. Duncans. She
acquired a number of friends in
Portland on her visit here in May
of 1913.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15
Deuths

Mr.. Robert Boyce Strain, passed
February 8, at Veterans hospital.
Funeral arrangements in charge of
A. ]. Rose & Son.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15

Mr. X. L Culp is critically ill in
the Veterans Hospital.
Mrs. Anne Childs is i'll at her
home in N. E. Tillamook.
Mrs. Samuel Blanchard is recov-
ering from three weeks illness.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15
d. Newconbe
SiqnS Contract

NEW YORK, Feb. 9-UN.S)
Big Don Newcombe. fireballing
right-hander who awes the Nation
al Leagues Rookie of the Var
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15

Before the war. 20 to 30 per cent
of Asnerican imports came from
Europe. 20 to 80 per- cent from Asia
and about Is per cent came from
Canada.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15
Ye Good Old Times

In pioneer days. Americans had
to supply their own leather soles to
the cobblers who travelled from
door to door making boots and
shoes.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15

Bethel A.M.E., Rev, E. P. VIII
liams pastor. Sunday, Feb. 5 The
services were fine considering the
weather. The regular monthly
board meeting was held imme-
diately after morning services in
the parsonage. 1t was a very fine
meeting Usher Board will sponsor
a dinner for the building fund, Sun
day, February ~. Mrs. James
Woods is manager; Danny Harris
Jr. is the president.
The Sunday School P.-T.A. will
meet at the home of Mrs. E. S.
Davis, Monday evening. February
Goth at 8 P. M. All parents and
teachers are asked to be present
Mt, Hope: Rev. A. B. Fuller,
pastor, and members are contin-
uing with very fine meetings witt
tie weather very unfavorable.
The plans are being made for
The Trana Anderson's Inter
Racial Tea" which has been spon-
sored for more than 10 years. 1t
will be Monday, February ~, at 4
to 6 p, M. at the Y.W.C.A. in the
Lounge.
Coming Event-A display Of
Negro Achievements will be
sponsored by The Brotherhood OF
Mt. Hope, Bro. c. Currin is the
president.
THE CHURCH OF GOD IN
CliRIST-Rev. ]. M. Young, pas
tor, Sunday, February &c. The
Home Missionary Society will
have charge of the services.
THE SICK LIST Evangelist
Mills is much better.
Mrs. j. M. Young is convalescing
at her home.
Joy Smythe has been i'll, but is
nuch improved.
Home again: Joe c. Smith will
De home next week from oven
seas. He is the husband of Mrs
Opal Mills Smith of Yakima.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-02-15
GRAND OFFICERS PAY
OFFICIAL VISIT

Naomi Chapter No. s of O.E.S.
was honored by the official visits
of Grand Worthy Patron William
Smith, Jr. of Spokane and Grand
Lecturer, Sister Helen Krisel of
Seattle Who paid their official visit
as Grand officers of Prince
Hall Grand Chapter of Washing
ton and its Jurisdiction. The
Chapter profited greatly from in
structions received from these
Grand officers. Following the
Communication which were held
Tuesday night, February 7. 1850.
Social repast was enjoyed.
DINNER GUEST AT THE HOME
OF MRS. JOHN WOODS-Mrs.
Helen Krisel the Grand Lecturer
af o. e. S. from Seattle and Mrs
w. Smith. Jr. of Spokane who is
the Grand Patron of o. e. S.,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lane of Top
penish were the dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woods Tues
day at 6 P. M. They enjoyed a
delicious dinner. Mr.. John Woods
is the Patron of Naomi Chapter
No. 5 of o. e. S. During their
stay they were taken to st. Eliz-
abeth Hospital to visit the Worthy
Matron, Sister Sadie Foster, who
convalescing there.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-09
up Wirephoto


SECRETARY OF THE ARMY GORDON GRAY sits at his desk
in the pentascn at Washington after the
election president of the University of North Carolina
his hand is telegram of congratulations He indicated
would be available later than September alu
of the university. GraYs home Winston NJ c.
where he publishes two daily
Sentinel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-09

Valentine Greetings Tried and True
There are lots Of ways say HAPPY VALENTINES DAY"
but here's the like to do it best IT'S SToREWIDE
THRIFTILY PRICED. PACKED WITH EXTRA vALUE!LI!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-14
CYEENzMO SUCIUPZAS
J. Svaistas

tas? Reikia paskambinti policijai :.
Bet me- Palauksiu dar ;. Galiu isisokti
ir geda aptureti tiktai >"
Suburzge automobilis. Is garso pa
Zinc, kad savasis. Pribego prie Tango.
Sunkumas neatslugo. Niekad dar ne
buvo maciusi toxic savo vyro. Islipo is
masinos suvarges, be zvilgsnio, susmu-
kes. Iejo j kambari tarytum nesavo-
mis- kojomis ir tuojau atsisedo.
Ma? kas gi cia dabar?
Paklause j ir persigando savo bal
SO. Keistas, nejaukus toks pasirode jai
tasai balsas.
Tvirbutas sugrizdamas buvo SUI
galvojes, kaip pasiteisinti del tos max
ties dingimo. Taip pat buvo pasirenges
kaip pravesti visa ta nelemta pasiaiski-
nina del Olivijos. Turejo butt paren-
giamoji izanga, psichologinis palaips-
niskas priartejimas SUI pateisinamais
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-14

aplinkybiu susvelninimais. Bet. dabar
viskas sumiso. Kitoki vaizdavosi jis
susitikima. Kazkodel atrode jam, kad
ras zmona ramiausiai tebemiegancia.
Tuo tarpu isvydo ja laukiancia ir net gi
su aiskiais to laukimo pergyvenimais.
Pats nebesusivokdamas, kaip ir
kodel, staciai pasake:
- Helen, as baisiai baisiai prizes
tave nusikaltes ;. Nezinau net -.
Tvirbutiene siurksciai nektntriai
nutrauke:
- Latravai visa nakti? Dauzeis?
Kaip gi! Susirado, mat, geri prieteliai.
Ne. Ne prieteliai - iskan
kintu balsu tempe zodzius
kas gi?
- Moteris !.
Kaip tai moteris!? staiga
uzsidege visa ir sustangrejo, lyg kovon
sokdama.
- Ir ne sianakt, ne dabar >. Jau
seniai -.
- Seniai ). - supliuskusiu aidu
pakartojo il.
Taip, seniai. Per kara dar -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-14

= 0 dabar kane il?
- Cia. Atvyko su vaiku prasyda-
ma paramos -.
- Su vaiku 80? Keno tas val
kas? Tavo?
= Taip...
Tvirbutiene giliai atsiduso, ta-
rytum isleisdama paskutini kvapa.
Triuksmingai pradejo kilnotis jos kru-
tine ir gaudyti daugiau orc. Atsigavus,
piktai zaibuojanciomis akimis, teske
jam:
Niekse, tn niekse! Per kara, ka-
da as daugiausia sielojausi, sirgau del
taves, tn isdrisai smaguriauti su kita
moterimi. Tu pikciausias zmogus.
Tu... tn biauresnis uz vagi, mes ap-
vogei mano siela, jausmus :. Tick me-
tu apgavystemis name glamonejai
Drebanciomis rankomis susigriebe
j sau uz galvos.
- Baisu, baisu. ). Staciai siaubas.
Nieko daugiau nebesakyk tn man. Me
ko nebenoriu nei girdeti, nei matyti
taves. Oh, koks tn dabar slykstus man!
Viskas =. tavo zodziai, glamonejimai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-14

. Komunistams parsidaves pro-
fesoriaus Dovydaicio sunus, Jo-
mas Dovydaitis parase nauja ro-
mana "Dideli ivykiai Naujamies-
tyje". Prof. Dovydaiti komunis-
tai istreme ir apie jo likima ne
turima jokiu zinil.
. Komunistu spaudos pranesi-
mu, zieminiu jaw seja Lietu-
vote 81 rudeni vyko labai blogai.
Lapkricio men. viduryje dar
daug kur nebuvo pradeta seti.
Truko seklQ, nes kolchozininkai
issidalino grudus.
. Hamiltone, Kanadoje, is Da-
MICS atvykes Stasys Jokubaitis
suorganizavo orkestra. Orkest-
ras pirma karta pasirodys Ka-
ledu sventese.
. Chicagoje gruodzio 2 d. ivy
ko iskilmingas vaiku teatro att
darymas. Atidarymo metu val
dinta pasaka "Septyni broliai
ir sesuo Elenyte". Vaidinimas
lpraejo dideliu pasisekimu.
. Utenos rajone rusai buvo su.
kure kooperatine gamybos ar.
tele "Frontininkas'. Po revizijos
paaiskejo, kad pirmininkas Kor.
sunovas ir jo draugai pavogi
100000 rubliu.
. Adv. Antanas Dirzys, prizes
} dvejus metus apsigyvenes We
: necueloje, vienoj istaigoj dirbs
buhalterio darba.
. Vadinamam taikos kongrese
l Varsuvoje dalyvavo ir is Lietu
: vos nuveztas prof. J. Matulis
kuris ten paskaite rusu parasyts
rasta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-14
KAS ir KUR

. Minister'S st. Lozoraitis is
Italijos buvo nuvykes j Anglia
ir ten taresi su ministeriu B. K.
Baluciu bel lankesi ivairiose is
taigose.
. Prof. J. Baltrusaitis, kaip
pranesa Lietuviu salpos Drau-
gijos Pranclzijoje biuletenis, ne
seniai Lietuvos reikalais kalbe-
JOSH su gen. de Gaulle.
. Austrijoje mire prelatas Pr.
Penkauskas. Velionis buvo is
torikas ir lotynu kalbos zino-
vas.
. Lietuvos kariuomenes Sven.
tes proga, lapkricio % d., di.
dzioji Bremeno radio stotis
transliavo lietuviskos muzikos
pusvalandi.
. Montrealyje, Kanadoje, vel
kianti CKAC radio stotis Kale
du proga duoda lietuviams pus
valandi. Tame pusvalandyje bu
atliktas montazas "Kaledos Lie
tuvoje".
. Britanijos Lietuviu Sajung
ir jos leidziamas laikrastis Bri
tanijos Lietuvis persikele j sa
vas patalpas, kurias nesenis
pirko. Dabartinis adresas: 4
Holland Park, London, w. Il
England.
. Evangeliku kunigas V. Kul
natauskas parase ir isleid
'Evangeliku Tikybos Knyga Liz
tuviams Tremtyje."
. Gruodzio men. is Vokietijo
j JAW isvyksta devyni LAVAL s
tremtiniais. siuo metu trent
niq isvezimas is Vokietijos vi
!. spartinamas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-14

purvinais nagais drasko man siela ir
kuna. Elk, tuojau elk pas ana ir..
Didieji audros susigrldimai tary-
tum issikrove. zymiai letesniu, beveik
lprastu balsu pareikalavo il:
= siandien ir tuctuojau pasiru-
pink, kad as buciau isgabenta pas mo-
tina. Ne situ nanny nebenoriu matyti.
Staigiu judesiu pasisalino is Tvir-
buto akiu ir nuskubejo savo miegama-
j. cia j sukniubo ant priegalvio ir
kukciojo lyg skaudziausiai nuskriausta
mergyte. Gailios asaros pasipyle is pat
Strides. Gausios nesuvaldomos jos sru-
vo. stxU
Kai aprimusi pasiziurejo veidrodi
ant savo tualetinio stalelio, pasibaise-
jimas apeme. Skubiai sutvarke veida
ivairiomis kosmetikos priemonemis.
Bet ir po to neliko patenkinta. Veidas
daugiau buvo panasus kauke, negu j
gyvos zydineios moters israiska.
= Paskum priejo prie telefono ir
paskambino motinai, kad viska PANE
tusi atskubetu pas ja...
(Pabaiga)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-14
PASIKA
SUI A. Oliu
(Atkelta is LIMO pusl.)

\ACkelCd Is LILO puSl.
mejimas NUNS ruosia kelia Sc
kanciam laimejimui. siuo keliu
kuriasi lyg grandine, prie kurios
prisikabina Wis nauja dalis. Ir
ko ilgesne bus toji grandin6,
tue musu visokeriopas pajegu-
mas bus didesnis, turesime dau-
giau ryztingumo ir galesime pla-
ciau uzsimoti.
- Kaip vertinate Chicagos
lietuviu vieninguma praejusiuo-
sc rinkimuose?
- AS visados buvau ir tebe-
SUI nuomones, kad lietuviskas
reikalas visur turi nugaleti par
TIM nora ar uzsispyrima. j.
Brenzos pravedimas i izdinin-
kus buvo negincijamai lietuvis-
kas reikalas. Mes turejome pa
grindo laukti, kad J. Brenzos
kandidatura rems visi Chicagos
lietuviai, butq jie demokratai
ar respublikonai. Ir tikrai dziu-
gu, kad tik labai maza lietuviQ
dalele nusilenke savo hartmann
norui, atsisakydama PARENT
lietuviska bendra reikala. 9O&s
visu Chicagos lietuviu be sun.
kumu suprato, jog lietuviui rel
kia paremti lietuvi, nors jis il
nebutu tavo partijos .zmogus
jei tik tatai naudinga visai lie
tuviu bendruomenei. Man malo
nu pastebeti, kad lietuviai nau
jakuriai, patys dar negaledam
balsuoti, labai aktingai ir nuo
sirdziai padejo skleisti mint
kad visiems lietuviams reiki;
paremti savo kandidata.
- Kokia gi nauda lietuviams
isrinkus iona Brenza?
- Rinkimai buvo politinis ak
tas, ir ju reiksme yra politine
Respublikonu partijos laimeji
mas rodo, kad Americas gwen
tojai rimtai abejoja del ligsioli
mes vidaus ir uzsienio politikos
vedamos demokratu. Ameriko
lietuviai ta dabartines politiko
netinkamuma dar aiskiau su
pranta, matydami, kaip ju a
Il ju tevu gimtine Lietuva yr
II komunistQ draskoma, O cia Anne
II rikoje visokiais bddais tie patty
II komunistai glostomi >. Ir
I karta Chicagos lietuviai pareis
ke savo rdsies protesta, balsue
n daml uz Republicans.
II Mes nuosirdziai dziaugiame
Il ir sveikiname Antana Oil, il
II rinkus il Sanitary District Va.
II dybos Pirmininku. Linkime jar
II sekmingai vadovauti istaiga
II kurios metinis biudzetas sieki
II arti so milionu doleriu ir kurio
/ zinioj dirba per 1000 tarnau
i toju. Naujos A. Olio pareigo
Il yra tikrai atsakingos, ir visiem
II lietuviams yra didele garbe ma
II tyti tose pareigose Antana Oh
Linketina, kad jis tikrai sudary
/ tu "grandine" tokiu zmoniu, kl
II rie, reikalui esant, galetu lemtir
i gai patarnauti Lietuvos ir liet,
II viu bendriesiems siekimams.
T. l
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-14
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(Tesinys is pereito numerio)
"Vadinasi, isvaziaves =. Bet kodel
nieko nesakes ir nakti? Kur gi galetu
isvykti? Kokie dabar toxic staigls rel
kalai?"
Lauke. Laikrodzio rodykles, ro-
dos, sustojo, 0 laikas nepakeliamu svo-
riu uzgule galva. Kaip ismanydama
stengesi nuo to laiko atsipalaiduoti.
Nieko nepadare.
Pradejo jau svisti. Verksmu atsi-
liepe mazasis. Sutvarke, nutilde ir vel
laukia. Vel laikas gniuzdina smegenis.
Visai jau sviesu. Rytas paciame
stiprunne. saligatviu gyvai kauksi
zingsniai. zmones skuba j darba, jo
Wis dar nera.
Staiga visa jega isivelia mintis, ku-
rios is tolo kratesi: 20 gal ir nebebus?
Gal kur nors sutriuskintas gull? O gal
tik aplauzytas If ligoninen nugaben-