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Evening star., 1950-02-03
This Changing World
u. S. Stockpiling Hydrogen Bombs;
Funds for Alaska Defense to Be Voted

great a shower of new destructive
missiles as we can muster after
the Red armies start marching.
In spite of this knowledge the
chances of an international agree
ment to control the military uses
of atomic energy are extremely
slim. Moscow Is resolutely opposed
to international inspection. on
which any effective control must
be based.
Red Threat Doubted.
Official quarters in Washington
believe that the u. s. s. r. has
not yet built sufficient stockpile
Of atomic bombs to permit her
really to threaten us at this time.
The work is proceeding with ut
most haste. however, in the many
plants strewn throughout Russian
territory and especially along the
eastern slopes of the Ural Noun
tains.
It is admitted in oficial circles
In Washington that the German
scientists working on atomic
projects in Russia in all likelihood
have had for some time their own
formula for production Of the
hydrogen bomb. But 1t is highly
doubtful that any such bombs
are In production yet.
Official Washington's doubt
that Russia possesses this highly
destructive weapon in adequate
quantity for war purposes is based
not on intelligence reports but on
logical reasoning. II Russia had
half the number of atom bombs
we now possess. 1t Is contended.
her attitude toward us would be
far more aggressive.
The Soviet air force admittedly
is considerably larger than ours.
It could risk more heavy bombers
in an attempt to deliver an attack
against the United States than
we could possibly afford to use
against Russia at this time. The
Soviet forces could take over,
without much trouble, Arctic
bases from which their heavy
bombers could raid American soil.
But. it Is believed that Russia
has not adopted a strongly ag-
gressive attitude toward the
United States because it has only
limited number of atomic
bombs. Diplomats and military
men are convinced that the day
the Russians possess a sufficient
number of atomic missiles we will
be confronted either with an un-
acceptable ultimatum or. what is
more likely, we will be the target
of a sneak attack.
Evening star., 1950-02-03

II De SCd"
toned the year round because of
the lack of adequate housing Tor
even one full combat division.
Our airfields in that territory,
which may become the objective
Of Soviet paratroopers from ST.
IBERIA, now are defended only by
Air Force maintenance crewmen,
who are being trained in infantry
combat.
Purely Defensive Move.
The accumulation of atomic
and hydrogen bombs and i'm
provement Of our position in the
Pacific are described by authori-
tative sources as purely defensive.
In spite of the increasing pro-
vocative attitude of the Soviet
Union and it's satellites, neither
the United States nor its allies in
Europe are considering-even re-
motely-any preventive action,
Europe could not stop Russia S
aggressiveness by any counter-at-
tack. The nations of the Atlantic
pact are so weak right now that
they could not hold their own
against a Russian attack for more
than a few weeks.
The United States alone could
retaliate right now against Soviet
military action in Europe. The
Soviet leaders know by now the
meaning of official statements
from Washington that the atomic
bomb will be used for defensive
purposes only.
They know that America will
never provoke a war. But if the
men in the Kremlin decide to
change the cold war into a shoot
ing war they know that their ag-
gression will be answered with as
Evening star., 1950-02-03

AlS2lt AL Ailo WILL
t e r e nee this
week with leg
islative leaders.
He said he had
C n C ! u d e d it
W a S a 6 90 d
thing and he
hoped 1t would
prevail.
All the lead
ing Democratic
politicoes deny
a d v | s in 6 the
President on
the m a t ter.
They point to
Evening star., 1950-02-03

two upriSlngS In
a row, such as
those recently
of rebel groups
a G a in st the
COP leadership
in Con gre SIS,
would seem to
have more than
passing signih-
canoe.
sp CT a lily
when, as in this
case, they oc-
Cured within a
period of two
Evening star., 1950-02-03

speed. At tn e
same time Con-
gress is expect
ed to a p pro-
pirate shortly
funds for i'm
pr in g the
weakened d e
( e n S e S of the
United States
in the Pacific.
Particular at
tention will be
paid to Alaska,
W h e r e n o
ground forces
Evening star., 1950-02-03

and ready for
me to go to the
U n i v e rsity of
Chicago, a n d
I'll be off as
S oon a S m y
knicker sui t
comes b a c k
from the tai
lor's where Sc
rious alter a.
tions are being
m a d e, a nd I
have tim e to
re-ink in the
ia d e d au t o.
graphs on my
Evening star., 1950-02-03

proach Is still that of a minority
Of his party in Congress, where
the record is made, though it
seems to have considerable sup
port among rank and file Repub-
licans, as we'll as among delegates
at national conventions, judging
from the party's last three plat
forms.
Maybe the tall and hand
some Senator from. Massachusetts
Is starting something-maybe q
Presidential boom.
Evening star., 1950-02-03
.McLemore
Decides to Go
Back to School
BY Henry Mel EN- ore

by Henry lUCLeWOfP
It's been a long time since I
was a freshman, but it looks as If
I were going to be one again.
In fact, everything Is packed
Evening star., 1950-02-03
Bv Doris FieeSon

President Truman who earlier
had appeared skeptical of the
Lodge Gossett reform of the Elec-
toral College, gave it the green
Evening star., 1950-02-03
Bv Constantine Bro,Cn

DD Z OHSEaHIfHE DfOtCH
The work of stockpiling hydro
gen bombs as an addition to the
existing supply of atomic bombs
will proceed henceforth at top
Evening star., 1950-02-03
By Thomas l., Stokes

One street brawl against the
constituted authorities does not
make a revolution any more than
one swallow makes a summer, but
Evening star., 1950-08-24

Sears Silver Spring Store Open
Friday and Mendoy Nights to o.
The Valley settler., 1950-09-22
6XTENSION N EMS

Miss Mary Lou Lashbrook left Friday of this week for Valdez on Extension business., She plans to return on Monday of next week. 4-H Council meets Wednesday, Sept. 27th at 8:0O P. M. in the Extension Office. Achievement day plans will be made.
 Homemakers Council meets Monday, October 2nd in the Extension Office beginning at lO:OO AM. It will be for the officers of Clubs and newly elected officers.
 Homemakers who had items for sale at the concession booth are asked to come in and pick up your checks at the Extension office.
The Valley settler., 1950-09-22
LICENSE UNNECESSARY CONT.

realize that the language of the statute is exceedingly broad and could, under one line of authorities, be readily interpreted to be applicable to farmers. However, from reading the Act and all of it's terms and studying the legislative background of the same, I feel quite positive that it not the intent of the Legislature that this Act should apply to farmers. farmer is primarily tiller of the soil; he is producer in his right; he is not businessman in the usual sense of the word. Tn Federal statutes governing income tax and bankruptcy acts farmer is recognized as a class separate and to himself. It is my opinion that such distinc tion should also be applied in reference to the Alaska Business License Act and that farmers should not be subject to the tax under Oh. A3, S.L.A. l949.n
 (s) J. Gerald Williams Coop officials and several individual farmers questioned the interpretation of the Act recently when an attempt made to sign up individual farmers under the Act. The Coop through it's attorney asked for a clarific icati on.
 Those individuals who have already paid the tax may secure forms from Dorothy Saxton to obtain a refund.
The Valley settler., 1950-09-22
CHI ( K E N 5

CHICKENS
  and dtwosh and city man h two the the
  in raise to farmer % H  he foundth the 
 
  each hve uch.-u
The Valley settler., 1950-03-31

Your local REA finence cd Coop, the MEA, Will hold it's Annual meeting at p.m. on April 8 ,l95O. Attend the meeting and find out what your loc al ASSOC iation is doing.
The Valley settler., 1950-03-31

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The Valley settler., 1950-03-31
lrcrcl 5l 1850
YOCj lL WANT TO KNOW...

<. hat $ REA's plece in the rural
 power field?
 A. REA, a Government agency, lends
 money to groups o5 rural people,
 mainly cooperativos, to enable them
 to build rural electric lines. and
 buy or generate the electric ity they
 need for their f IT'S and homes. The
 money is loaned at low interest=*rgte
 and paid back over g long period .REA
 itself, is not in the bu$iness Of
 generating or distri outing power. It
 has helped moro the n a nfil on farm
 families to get electric service.
 '. I know electricity makes farm life
 easier, but can it help me to make more money?
 A. Yes; electricity when wisely used lis money-makar for farmers. Electri your time as well. Iffici ent, safe, reliable electric heat, light and motive power will help you to in- |croase produc jon in many Ways re- |gardless of what type of farming you |do. It preserves ood and reduces 'highor quality product that brings highor prices. |itf this added in- Icomo, you and vour femily will be Ioided in buying u oso comfo and convent encos for vhi ch you have wait ,od so long.
 |s. How do thoso cooperative electric syst ton1s work?
 IA. You, as q nanbor, have an equal voice and vote Hith others in your co-op's affairs. onbers oloct their town board of directors, which in turn engages on export enc cd manager ito operate tho bus inoss under the board s supervision and wi tn the lass istance and Cdvice of REA. When the coop has p5 i'd it's debt to the Government, you and your noighbors own your power system free and clear. E. Sounds fino, but do these cooper ativos really work? IA. The record spoeks for itself. As of April 30, l9A5, the 9O8 REA borrow CTS, of whom 855 ere farmer owned CO., operative systems, had built 4l8, ,l76 niles of line which were serving about ,26O, ,000 consumers. And as Of Earch 3l ,l945, these 9O8 borrowers 1ad paid back 99O, ,874, 628.l7 to REA. Their loan schedules called for pay- nent of only a72, 354, ,787.66 as of z N Not G
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Ia kova tnri baigty mlsQ Iainejjiimu!

manO buvimo cia padariniai
yra teigiami.,
Taip ir Jungtiniu Tautu Or
ganizacijoj, pasitarimuose su
Gen. Asamblejos Pirmininku ir
gausingais visu kontinentu dele
gatais mIsu klausimai buvo nuo-
dugniai apsvarstyti palankioje
musu siekimams atmOsferoje ir
pastatyti j platesne kaip ligsioI
plotme.
Toje pazangoje, kuri yra pa
daryta Jungtinese Valstybese ir
kitur Lietuvos nepriklausomy-
bes atstatymo klausimu, yra di-
dziausias AmerikOs lietuviu po-
litinio darbo, moralines laikyse-
nos ir materialines paramos ina
sas. Musu tautieciai Amerikoje
yra daug nusipelne Lietuvai,
remdami. nepakeiciama, aisku ir
galutini lietuviu tautos pastry
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Ne juoktis, bet verkh reikia... !.

tuvos kdna ir gilino zaizdas !.
Su jais gincytis yra bergz-
dzias dalykas, ju neiveiks kad
ir ryskiausi faktai. Jie is anksto
priesinasi tiesai ir fanatiskai
skelbia savo nesamones, nes ju
pikta valia vercia juos uzsimerk-
tt ir tvirtinti nebutas pasakas.
Jiems mokamas judos skatikas
ir jiems sveika logika svetima. !.
Jie juokiasi is visko, kas Sven
ia, kas kilnu, kas dora. Jiems
viska smeizti yra butinybe, bet
jie juokiasi ir patys is saves F.. =.
Taip, juk tai Maskvos pajacai.
]. Vilutis
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Ir lasas vertingas!

Lietuviu Dailes Parodos 10
mitetas praso atsiliepti, kad ir
maziausiomis aukomis visus lie
tuvius, kuriems buvo pasiqsti
parodos bilietai bel atskiri lais-
kai su prasymu paremti 81 dideli
kulturos darba.
Sausio 20 d. bus uzbaigtas
Dailes Parodos pirmasis laiko-
tarpis. Ia diena VIENYBES
metiniame koncerte bus ivyk-
dytas bilietq laimejimas. Visi,
kurie Xxi tos dienos prisides
aukomis, dalyvaus laimejime.
Kas greit duoda - du kart
duoda. Tad nelaukdami - pa
remkime Lietuviu Dailes Paro-
da. Remkime visi, kad ir ne
po daug.
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Xiii drabuziai:

Siuntos jau ruosiamos ir ne
trukus bus issiustos.
1948 metals Amerikos vvsku-
PAL lietuviams tremtiniams pa
skyre 65o,ooo svaru maisto ir
per $4,000 doleriu, nekalbant
apie ankstyvesnes dovanas.
BALBFo pirmininkas kun dr.
J. B. koncius pataria. kad lie
tuviai tremtiniai, susib1re di-
desnese kolonijose, savo susi-
rinkimuose priimtu rezoliuciias
bel padekos pareiskimus vie
tos Arkivyskui ar Vyskupui u
ju duosnuma ir suteilsima glo-
bos daugumai lietuviq, vykstan-
ciu j Amerika.
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lis sovietu ''rojaus'' grizusi savo
sunu belaisvi, skurliais prisi-
dengusi ir isbadejusi ir kai is
girdo jo pasakojima apie "ro-
|jaus' gyvenimo salygas - tada
ills susuko susirinkimui: Sian
dien savo kalbos nesakysiu, nes
lis Rusijos nelaisves vakar grizo
mano sunus, ir viesai skelbiu,
kad is komunistu partiios is
stoju" -.
Praregejo, kai pamate, it To-
mas netikelis, itikejo, kai pa
ciupinejo. -. Kai musu apake-
liai paciupines, vargiai itikes,
mes ir jie draske Motinos - Lie
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Apleisdamas Jungtines Vals-
tybes, laikau savo pareiga siuo
atsisveikinti SUI lietuviu visuo-
meme Amerikoje.
Viesedamas sitame kraste, as
turejau uzdavini, be kontakto
SUI Amerikos lietuviais, susitikti
su diplomatiniais ir politiniais
sluogsniais, kad galeciau pain
formuoti juos apie labai sunkia
padeti, kurioje yra Sovietu oku-
quota Lietuva; apsvarstyti SUI
jais suristus SUI ia padetimi klau-
sinus ir ieskoti paramos teisin-
gai Lietuvos bylai.
1sbuves Amerikoje daugiau
kaip 2 menesius ir suvesdamas
dabar mano bendradarbiu, SUI
Lietuvos Ministeriu Zadeikiu
prysaky, ir mano paties 2 me-
nesiu balansa, as manau, jog
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Jeigu taip, tai butu blogi rel
kalai. Gal tada ir knyga "Atsi-
minimai ir mintys" visai ne DIR.
K. Griniaus parasyta, o kokio
nors pasalinio asmens jam pa
kista pasirasyti? Gal ir Juozo
Salnos pasirasytam pasikalbeji-
me, neseniai spausdintame NAU-
PIENOSE, nera paties DIR. K.
Griniaus minciu, O viskas J. Sal
nos ''iteikta' kokiais nors 'sa-
vais, asmeniniais sumetimais' :?
O gal ir "Gruodzio 17-tos" pa
minejimas NAUJIENOSE, kur
A. Voldemaras pradzioj beveik
beprociu laikomas, paskui is
girtas, kaip nepaprastu gabumu
zmogus - gal tai irgi kokio
"politiniai pakankamai neissi-
lavinusio" asmens DIR. X. Gri-
niaus vardu paskelbtas pamfe-
tas?
Prize keno kailiO bizunas arciau?
Pagaliau J. Salna, isaiskines,
kad DIR. Griniaus "amnestija"
teisiskai nieko nereiskia, is sa-
vo puses tebegrasina bausmemis
1926 metu perversmo dalyviams,
kurie bus gyvi like, Lietuvai
atgavus nepriklausomybe.
zinoma, sitas grasinimas tick
pat tereiskia, kick ir amnestiia,
bet, jeigu jau kalbetumem apie
'atsiskaitymo teismus, tai J.
salnai butu patartina pagalvoti
ir apie tai, kad bolseviku okupa-
cijos meto auksti valdzios parei-
gunai ir probolsevikiniu kalbu
sakytojai, nors jie paskui ir
per kelis vandenynus nuo boise
viku butu bege, visgi greiciau
teismo susilauktu, negu bet kas
kitas -. jau vien tik del to,
kad tai butu ka tik po bolseviki-
mes okupacijos.
Kai is musu puses, tai - te-
amnestuoja ir JUGS, kas lures
valia amnestuoti. Tx jau labai
triuksmauti tai jiems nera pa
mato -. B. X. Naujokas
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Izima atstatyti savo nepriklau-
soma valstybe.
AS dziaugiuos, kad tureiau
progos susitikti SUI Amerikos
Lietuviu Tarybos Vykdomuoju
Komitetu, kuris vadovauja Anne
rikos lietuviu veiklai. Kaip L.
DiplomatijOs Sefas as visados
mielai SUI A. L. Taryba bendra-
darbiausiu.
Visuomenes atstovai yra pa
rode mano darbui ir asmeniui
daug palankumo ir suteike pa
ramos. Reiksdamas uz tai dide-
le padeka, as ypac dekingai atsi-
menu tuos zmones, kurie suor-
ganizavo mano kelione j Ame-
rika ir ja man savo patarimais"
ar savo draugingumu palengvino
Artinantis naujiesiems me-
tams as linkiu Amelikos lietu-
viams visisko pasisekimo tick
ju asmens dalykuose, tick ju po-
litinej veikloj, tobulinant ia ir
stiprinant visu geru lietuviu sa-
vitarpi pasitikejima ir bendra-
darbiavima Jungtiniu Valstybiu
gerovei ir Lietuvos laisves var
dan.
Lygiai nuosirdus yra mano
linkejimai musu tremtiniams.
Teranda jie sitame laisves kras-
te paguodos, kurios yra verti
zmones, is kuriu sovietai kesina-
81 atimti pastoge, teviske, te-
vyne.
Musu bendrame darbe telydi
mus isitikinimas, jog kova uz
Lietuvos isvadavima is sovietu
teroro ir okupacijos, turf baig-
tis musu laimejimu. mes zmoniu
ar tautu laisves ideja visados
anksciau ar veliau laimi.
Dievui padedant, civilizuotas
.pasaulis pasalins gedinga deme,
kuria sudaro SovietQ Sajungos
ivykdytos, vykdomos ir ruosia-
mos agresijos. Tada Lietuva,
kaip ir kitos siandien Sovietu
|pavergtos valstybes atstatys sa-
vo nepriklausomybes.
AS issivezu is Amerikos ne
tik dekinga atminima apie pa
lankuma, kuri rodo Lietuvai val
dzios sferos, bet taip pat pasi-
tikejima geresne pasaulio, O per
tai ir Lietuvos, ateitimi, kuriai
pirmaeiles reikSmes turi jung
tiniu Valstybiu galingumas. ;.
LOzOraitis
LietuvOs Diplomatijos Sefas
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lsSAUGOSlM TAUTINE GYVYBE,
jei turesime pojeeiq spoudo

Jas bel kitokias kulturines in
stitucijas ir gausia periodine
spauda, daug lemusia ir tebe-
lemiancia ju kulturiniame gyve-
mime ir tautines gyvybes islai-
kline.
Su JAW lietuviu periodine
spauda daugis musu palaike
glaudzius rysius, budami dar
DIP stovyklose, o atvykusiu j
JAW tie rysiai dar labiau turf
butt glaudinami ir stiprinami.
Lietuvio laikrastininko parei-
gas graziai yra nusakes prizes
so metu Vincas Kudirka "Tevy-
nes Varpuose" Siais NUNS ISL
demetinais ir vykdytinais 70
dziais: "Kiekvienas is musu tu-
ri zinoti, kur lietuvis verkia, O
kur dziaugiasi, kur vargsta, o
kur turtuose, kur apleistas ir
nuskriaustas, O kur liuosas ir
laimingas, idant mastytume, ka-
ira broli reikia gelbeti, O nuo
katro reikia prasyti pagalbos,
turime zinoti iausmus. misles ir
darbus visu lietuviu, idant aisku
butu, ant ko galima yra RENTS,
norint apginti savo3 stevyne il
suteikti jai laime'.
Daugiau galesime nuveikti,
jei busime vieningi ir organi-
zuoti. Daugumai Lietuviu Eur
nalistu Sajungos nariu susibu-
rus j JAW, Sajungos Valdybos
nutarimu, Ola perkeliamas ir
Saiungos Centras.
L. Z. Sajunga gales pradeti
veikti, suregistravus JAW isiku-
rusius savo narius. Todel praSau
kolegas zurnalistus pranesti sa-
vo adresus drauge SUI pagei-
davimais del tolimesnes Sajun-
gos veiklos Siuo adresu: A. Mer-
kelis, C. 10 Pr. Lape, Stony Brook,
N. Y.
A. Merkelis
Lietuviu zurnalistq .S-gos
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A. Merkelis
Lietuviu zurnalistq .S-gos
Pirmininkas
NAUJOSIOS AUSROS

pilna 1949 metu komplekta ga
lima gauti papiginta kama uz
2dol. (anksciau kainavo 3 dol.)
uzsakyma ir pinigus prisiun-
Giant laisku.
Nuo siu metu pradzios Siam
kulturos, mokslo ir memo zur-
nalui sustojus, dar yra pasku
tine proga jo isigyti. zurnale
gausu mokso populiarizacijos,
memo ir literaturos klausimu ma
grinejimo, poezijos, iliustracijQ.
Uzsakymus ir pinigus siusti:
NAUJOJI AUSRA
2244 w. 23rd Pl.
Chicago s, iii.
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TeTlOQlflo SpduQd IeLuVlu TAU
tiniame atgijime ir nepriklauso-
mos Lietuvos valstybes atsta-
TYNE daug leme. ii Ausros spin
duliais zadino lietuviu tautine
samone, galingais Varpo duziais
kviete prie vieningo tautines
kulturos darbo, j buvo vieninte-
lis ginklas, kuriuo rusu vergia-
ma musu tauta gyne savo tel
ses, skyne kelia kulturinei ir
politinei laisvei. Drasiai galime
teigti, kad visi zymesnieji musu
tautinio atgijimo veikejai buvo
Ilaikrastininkai, kuriu visuome-
nine bel kulturine veikla dau-
giausia reiskesi per spauda.
Lietuva istikusi didzioii ira
gedija sunaikino nepriklauso-
mybes metals graziai suklest6-
jusia musu periodine spauda
ir skaudziai palette pacius laik-
rastininkus. Procentiskai INFANT,
per pirmaja bolseviku okupaci-
| ia (1940.6.15 = 1941.6.27) Ia
biausia nukenteio lietuviai laik-
rastininkai: daug ju kalinta ir
isvezta j Sibira. Nemazai auku
is muu seimos pareikalavo ir
vokieciu okupacija.
Nuo bolSevikines vergijos il
Iraudonojo teroro pasitrauke
Vakarus, gyvendami tremtyje,
kai tik buvo galima, kureme ir
ugdeme ietuviska spauda, bu-
driai stovincia didziuju musu
tautos ideally sargyboje. Jaus-
dami profesinio organizuotumo
|reikala, 1916 m. pavasari atku-
RENE Lietuviu zurnalistu Sa-
junga, sutelkusia senuosius Sa-
jungos narius ir tremtyje pasi-
reiskusias naujasias laikraSti-
nes pajegas. Pirmajame musu
tremties gyvenimo laikotarpyie,
stovykliniame gyvenime, perio-
dine spauda sekmingai atliko
savo uzdavini. il buvo vienas
didziuju veiksinu, siejanciu lie
tuvius tremtinius j vienalyte
bendruomene.
Siuo metu daugumas musu
|Sajungos nariu jau yra isemi-
grave uzjurio krastus, dau-
giausia Jungtines Amerikos
Valstybes. Emigracija, igalinu-
81 tremtinius savarankiskai pra-
deti gyventi ir sviesesnemis vii
timis zvelgti ateiti, NUNS,
laikrastininkams, be to, deda ir
nauja pareigu nasta, kuri ne
lengva bus nesti. Uzjurio kras-
tuose mes savo kasdienia duona
pelnomes ivairiais darbais, ta-
ciau tue pasitenkinti negalime:
didieji musu tautos siekimai -
islikti tautiskai gyviems ir at
gauti laisve, ipareigoja mus po
savo kasdieniu darby dirbti ir
lietuviskajai spaudai.
Emigracija, issaug o d m a
tremtiniu fizine gyvybe, bet gi
graso jq tautinei gyvybei. IS
saugoti ir stiprinti emigracijo-
je savo tautine gyvybe yra
svarbiausias lietuviu tremtiniu
|uzdavinys ir jis sekmingai bus
vygdomas, jei turesime pajegia
spauda.
Daugumas lietuviu tremtiniu
laikrastininku 'isikure Amerikos
Jungtinese Valstybese, kur gy-
vena apie milijonas lietuviu ar
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bent lietuviskos kilm6s zmoniu,
fkur lietuviai turf savo kultlrines
tradicijas, ivairias organizaci-