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Evening star., 1951-07-17

pm. Wednesday. July Is. 1851, for Le-
IRA j HOLIDAY, Commander.
| ALBERTUs A. BAGLEY, Adjutant.
POTTS, CORNELIA. Departed this life
ness Mss icoRNEL3A P1@ PoT@Ts ofisi Of l5I0 'Ii
devoted mother, Mrs. Pearl Potts; ia
ther, Mr.. William Potts: two brothers,
William Potts. jr., and Clifton Vick; one
and many friends. Remains may be
viewed Thursday, July 10, after , pm,
at the Hall Bros. Funeral Home, 621
Florida ave. NV Funeral services Fri
day. July 20, at ] pm, at the above
Cemetery. 1S
R4EBACH, CHARLES P. On Monday.
July IS. 1851, CHARLES P RAEBACH.
devoted brother Of Mrs Doris r Sloan
Funeral services at the Barnard, Dan
zanSky & Son aF Funeral Home 32o1 IAN
am Interment Adas Israel Cemetery.
RAINEs, RICHARD D: OF 214ls legh ana
1851, father OF Mrs Roland Davis, Mrs
Bernard Taylor, Mrs. Mildred Ryan and
Melvin Rsines adns SERVICES at Chambers
ment washington National Cemetery. S.'N'
RITTENHOUSE. WILLIAM E. On Sunday.
ggIy 1Iy,s1 =, 1881, WILLIAM WILL E, RIITEN3
3.
of Polly A. Graham. William A., David
G and Garry 3: Rittenhouse. Friends
Funeral Home, .131 11th st. Sc, until
Tuesday, July II. at pm Funeral
services and interment at Nellvs Ferd,
SAUNDERS, RUFFNER WILLIAM On
Sunday. July 5, 1851, at Covington, Va,
RUFFNER WILLIAM SAUNDERS of l76
South WASHINGTON ST. Falls Church. Va.
nf ~ ho Iafn
dore Grant Saunders.s He also is sur
vived by three sisters and four brothers;
Eoms 4 Nonb a Waabingnn Paa
! Church. Va, where funeral services will
| be held on "Wednesday July s.. at 3
| pm. Interment National Memorial Park,
sHANNoN' IS9 LENA .;aon On Men Mendsy, Jul,
| I'd NV, LIMA r SHANNON wife q
! the ate George shanncn, mother q
/ g Buchanan of iaort Lauderdaip
/ Services az the 5. Ii Hines Co Funera
| Home. .t901 '4th st. NV on Wednesday
July is, at o.m. Intermert Cedar Hill
SHELTON, MARGARET LATIMER. Or
IATiMER a sH@ELToN @ ii # $a1o H- East- YES
sister. Mrs. Clementina. R. Clarke ,ot
Washingtobn bs,t6a e. wss stsp,s9{n Charles
Remains resting at her late residence
/ II. at 2:30 pm Rev. Charles w Lowry
officiating. Interment private. Please
SMITH. HARVEY. On Friday, July 13
/ 1861. at Gallinger Hospital, HARVEY
i SMITH. He is survived by devoted
wife, Bessie Florence Smith; devoted
! mother, five children. three sisters, two
brothers and host of other relatives ant
friends. Remains resting at Horizons
i Mortuary, 1892 You st. n,W., where serv-
ices will be held Wednesday. July IS, a
? pm. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-03

HUNTINGTON BEACH. Calf,
Feb. 3-The strengthening of civil
rights in the last three years by de-
cisions of high American courts was
wildly portrayed by Attorney Frank
Chuman, guest speaker, at the an
nual installation dinner-dance Of
he Orange County JACL chapter
st weekend in the Memorial hall
here, it was reported by chapter Of
ficials.
Beginning with the Oyama and
Takahashi cases before the United
States Supreme Court, Chuman, ma
.ional JACL first vice president, e.
lumera ed six cases which have up
held the fundamental rights Of per-
5ons to own property (Oyama case) i,
to earn a livelihood (Takahashi
case), to marry a person of his
choice california anti-miscegena-
ton law, to attend an institution
of higher learning of his choice (e-
1ual facilities in education), to h We
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-03

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb.
(ADC)-The House Judiciary Sub
committee on immigration and Ma
turalization this weak placed its
stamp of approval on a bill to ex-
tend for one year the Soldier Brides
Act to admit Korean and japanese
spouses of veterans and servicemen,
according to the JACL ADO.
The bill to extend the Soldier
Brides Act, which expires Feb. 10.
as originally proposed by the JACL
ADO, called for a continuation I'M
I'll the end of the present national
emergency.
However. Rep. Francis E. Walter,
who introduced the measure, said 1t
was amended because it was felt
such a bill would have better
chance for a quick passage than
would one with an ind finite expi
ration date.
Under the present Soldier Brides
Act, japanese and Korean spouses
and natural children of servicemen
and veterans may enter the United
States and Hawaii at any time as
quota-free immigrants providing the
marriages occur prior to Feb. 49,
Rep. Walter said he hoped the full
Judiciary committee could act on
the bill sometime this week. If so,
there is a good possibility 1t may ap-
pear on the House consent calendar
In time for action next week.
The original Soldier Brides Act
which was amended to admit Japa-
n Sc md Korean brides was passed
by the 80th Congress and was eff
fectlve for but one month.
More than a year later, Sen. Pat
McCarran, Cd, New, chairman OF
he Senate Judiciary committee, in
troduced a new Soldi,r Brides Act
ut the request OF the JACL Ado.
for the admission of japanese and
Korean brides IF the marriages oc-
cured wi hin six-month period
ending Feb, 10.
Mike Masaoka, national JACL
Ado legislative director, sad every
effort will be made to obtain Con-
g es ional approval of the bill prior
to the expiration date.
He said numerous CTS In Korea
had hoped to marry under the terms
of the Soldier Brides Act, but will be
unable to return to Japan in time
to beat the deadline.
A number of combat-Wounded
servicemen now in hospitals in the
stat have urged an extension Of
the Soldier Brides Act in the hopes
they may return to the Far East and
marry their sweethearts.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-03
Six Cases of Victory for Us.
Chuman POrtrayS Top Court Ruling
On Civil Rights Involving the Japanese

unrestricted freedom of movement
discrimination in transporta-
tion). and to live in his own home
without restriction racial restric-
tive covenants).
More than 100 JACb members and
prominent local citizens attending
the dinner program also witnessed
the installation of the newly-elected
1851 cabinet by Regional Director
Tats Kushida and the response by
Hitcshi Militia. president-elect, OF
Santa Ana.
Among the guests of honor were
Mr.. and Mrs R. C. HOLES, publish
er of the Santa Ana Register, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knebel. pub
Usher of the Gard n Grove News;
representatives from the NAACP
and LVLAC organize tions: Rabbi
Dolpert; Mr.. ad Mrs. Hubert Kid
der, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hayden,
Miss Edna Ingham and Miss Vanche
Plumb
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-03

Announcement of University OF
Washington summer school courses,
conferences, and workshops, con-
aimed in preliminary bulletin, was
made yesterday by Or. Eric L. Barr,
director of the Summer Quarter Of
ice.
More than Is outs anding visiting
. ofessors from colleges and univer-
stiles throughout the nation will
'orm a portion of the University's
summer school faculty, he said. An
equal number of distinguished lee
urers will conduct the numerous
workshops and conf -rences which
r scheduled.
General registra ion will be held
tween Ma" % and June 2, and be-
aeen June II and is. Instruction
eor tn first tsrm begins on June ID.
The second term begins on July 10
nd ends on Aug. II.
Subjects of the conferences in
3lude: remedial education, high
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-03
JUDICIARY UNIT REPORTS OUT
MEASURE TO EXTEND CT BRIDES
ACT DUE TO EXPIRE ON FEB. Is
Legislation Today AtUaits Full Senate OK /;
Rep. Walter Also Introduces One And
Wins House Committee Approval

WASHINGTON. d. C., Feb. 3
(ADC)-The Senate Judiciary COM
mittee Tuesday reported out a bill
to extend the Soldier Brides Act ad-
hitting Japanese and Korean
spouses of servicemen and veterans
Tor another year, the JACL ADO re-
ported.
The one-year extension was in
troduced by Sen. Pat McCarran,
ID. New chairman Of the Senate
Judiciary committee, at the request
Of the JACL Ado.
The bill now goes to the full Sc
nate for action.
Meanwhile, the House Judiciary
committee Is expected to consider a
companion bill sometime this week.
The House measure was introduced
by Rep. Francis f. Walter. Cd, Pa.
also at the request of the Ado, and
has received approval of the Sub
committee on immigration and Ma
turalization
In report accompanying the Nc
Carran measure, the Senate Judi
ciary committee said in part
Although American occupation of
Japan has continued since the
enactment (of the present Soldier
Brides Act. which expires Feb. 18),
the present action in Korea has
caused a considerable number of
American troops to be shipped out
of Japan, thereby preventing them
from obtaining the benefits of the
act
1T has likewise given rise to an
increased number of cases involving
Korean spouses and children Of
members of our armed forces
This committee is informed that
there are still a substantial number
Of spouses and children of United
8 ates citizens In our armed forces
who will be unable to enter the Uni
ted States unless an extension OF
tims is granted.
After consideration of all facts,
the committee Is of the opinion that
he bill should be enacted"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-03
q Outstanding Professors Obtained
For Summer Courses by i. of ".

school music, international affairs,
and speech and hearing rehabilita-
ton.
Foreign language teachers and
Students will live in language hous-
es where conversation will only be
h Id in French, Spanish, or Russian.
As part of the summer program,
the Department of Germanic Lam
guages and Literature will sponsor
a study program at the University OF
Munich between July II and Aug Ia,
preceded and follow d by group ira
vi tn! ough Europe.
Preliminary Summer School bull
letins may be obtained through the
Summer Quarter Office, 205 Admi-
nistration Building, University OF
Washington.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-03
Defense Council
Asks Volunteers
Those ir, Army Once
To be Trained az
Teachers

The United Veterans Defense
Council of Seattle is now in posi-
ton to accept volunteers to staff
headquarters and all other positions
in the Civilian Casualty Removal
program.
Desperately needed at this time
are all ex-pharmacists mates WA
AC's, WAVES, army medical person.
mel who have had training or deal
ings with casualty removal during
their military service, and who are
now discharged. This type of per-
sonnet will be trained as teachers to
instruct others in fiald work.
Registration cards are available
at all veteran NEE ing places. All o.
theirs who have had medical train
ing who are not now actively engag-
ed in that type of work, should con-
tact the various veteran organiza-
tons for registration.
The Defense Council OF the North
End of Seattle and King County,
with its approximately 10000 mem
bers of various organizations will
work side by side with the United
Veterans Defense Council of the city
OF Seattle in a training program 0
Civilian Casualty Removal, assigned
to them by Mayor Devin, aud COO
dinated with Mr.. Berg Of the Civ
liam Defense Council of Seattle.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-03
MasaOka Urges
|. n. s. to Act
On Treaty Men
1000 Alien Japanese
Wish to Remain
u. S. A.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 3
(ADC)-The immigration and Ma
turalization Service today was urged
to expedite action on approvin
stays of deportation for Japanese
'eaty merchants.
Mike Masaoka, national JACL
ADO legislative director, urged AR.
Mackey, acting commissioner of i'm
migration and naturalization, to
complete processing approximately
1000 japanese, caught here by the
outbreak of World War II, before
he end of the first session of the
End Congress.
The japanese were made sligible
20 remain in the United States alter
The way through Public Law 1863, in
reduced at the request of the JACL
ADO, which provided that treaty
merchants and other special immi-
grants from Japan who had resided
n this country for at least seven
Years., are of good moral character,
and to whom it would be hardship
to return to Japan now, be permit
ted to remain.
Such legislation has applied to
Caucasian immigrants since the
early 1940s.
Masaoka said the law passed M
than two years ago, yet only a
handful of an estimated 1000
alien japanese subject to de corta
ton who qualify for the benefits
this remedial legislation have had
their status changed to permanent
residents.
when this measure became law
he said, "the immigration and Ma
turalization Service promised thai
Japanese hardship cases would be
processed as expa ditiously as posi-
BILE.
But a long delay has result
and this is causing much mental
distress to those concerned. They
have besn unable to plan for the #
ture with any degree of confidence
or security. Many cannot begin bu-
sinesses or enter professions for
which they are qualified. All are
restricted in their travel.
Technically subject to delorta
ton, they cannot take advantage CT
the opportunities offered them b
our way of life, and the indetermi-
nate status has prevented many
from rehabilitating themselves after
their experiences of World War H."
he added.
Under Public Law 1863, japanese
subject to deportation may appl
for suspension of deportation. pro
3eedings if they are qualified. If
heir applications are approved, the
immigration and Natvraliza tior
Service submits their nam to Con-
ess. Congress must approve the
7tays wi hin two sessions after the
names are submitted, or the aliens
ubject to deportation.
O0'y h ndfUl of JsD7re nan s
have been submitted to Congress
during the last two years by the I'm
igration and M urali2ation Ser
7ft-Ov-h eru 'C ~
Hr-7a h &c been recon-
ded for 5.zv-.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-03
NISEI CALENDAR
FEBRUARY

l0-"Cupid Bowl, Japanese Me
h dist Church Valentine social.
II - Annual Bellami tolo dance,
Our Very Own" in Rainbow Room
o Edmond Meany Hotel. Bumps
kwell and his orch Hours 9 pm.
&c IL midnight.
18-JBC family mite" - movies,
o court of honor, recognition Of
- pax nd Brownies. 7:30 pm.
10 - Lotus YBA pre-convention
i and m mbership drive social
Seattle Buddhist Church.
u Presbyterian bask tball teams
Is party in Rollerland. 1890
1890 am.
MARCH
4--"Winter Se"enade", instrument
tai and vocal program to be spon-
sored by the Japanese Methodist
church for the organ fund.
II japanese Congregational
church bazaar.
17-Lotus YBA dance.
25-Annual Easter play from 7:30
pm. at the Japanese Baptist church.
31-Annual Maryknoll Parish b.
zaar.
31-A stag -stagette dance, Fools
Paradise, to be sponsored by the
Regina girls club in Buddhist audi
forum. pm. to IL midnight.
APRIL
81 - Annual Japanese Baptist
church bazaar.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-03
Proper Sealing
Urged by P. 0.
Use Gun, Paper Not
Scotch Tape Off
Relief Parcels

Insured relief parcels to Japan
must be sealed properly, local postal
officials told The Northwest Times
today Many of the parcels are no
sealed at all or improperly sealed
when received at the post office, it
was reported.
The parcels must be sealed, pre-
fe ably with gummed paper and no
with scotch tape, to be acceptable
I was added that the special relief
rates of 10 and IA cents per pound
remain the same even though the
caIcels are sealed or insuring.
Fees for insuring relief parcels are
as follows.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-03
WAR CASUALTY

Missing in Action-Cpl Kiyomi
Yonamine, brother of Miss Marga-
ret Yonamine, Afea, Oahu, TIL.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-03

T'e net o. yise m'n in
'Nr ~ ~~-ie hi r self -
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-03
ACKNOWLEDGMENT

The Seattle Nissi Veterans Com
mittee wishes to acknowledge a do
nation from Mr. and Mrs. George
Mitsu arc Yoshihara, Star Route.
Gig H3rbor, Wash, in memory of
their son, Elmer Yoshihara's post
humous award of the Silver Star
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-03
Statehood Bile
D e for Study

WASHINGTON D. c., Feb. 8
The S nate In eior committee "
meet clos d 7esz ion MT Tues
d y. Feb 6. TO con der Bill TO "a
tatehaol TO ALI ~ and
b DMahoney.
ra= -.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-03

The U.S.A. gift parcels at 10 cents
per pound rate must be strictly =
lief items to be used by the address
see or his immediate family. AL
oys, soap, office and school supplies
a on a Ia cents p3r pound rate.
Insuring of relief parcels to ia
pan was announced early this year
b the lost office department.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-03

What hvpocrites we seem to b
whenever we t3lk Of ourselvesl-
Our words sound 50 humble Will
ur hearts are so proud-Hsre,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-23
IS VOKIETIJOS

Neseniai mire is kalejimo pa
leistas buves nacionalsocialisti-
mes Vokietijos uzsieniu reikalu
viceministeris Ernst Veizsaeker
Jis ejo SO metus ir mire nuo Sir
dies smugio.
4 \
Vakaru Berlyne amerikieciai
i darba paleido galinga 10000
vatu stiprumo trumpu bangu
radio siustuva. Tuo siustuvu
gall pasinaudoti 100000 vo-
kieciu, gyvenanciu komunistu
priespaudoje.
r
Vokietijai okupacines ameri-
kieciu, anglu ir prancuzu kariuo-
menes kastuoja didelius pini-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-23
uETUvA BROCkTONO PARODOJ

Kas rudeni, Wis tue paciu me-
tn, Brocktone ivyksta pramones
ir ukio gaminiu paroda. Tai di-
dziausia tos rusies paroda visoj
'Naujojoj Anglijoj. il uzima ne
maza plota ir vyksta specialiose
tik parodai tenaudojamuose pa
statuose. Susidomejimas ia bu-
ma labai didelis, mes cia isstato-
mi ivairiausiu gaminiu pavyz-
dziai lenktyniauja ivairumu, pa
tobulinimais, bel kokybes auks-
tumu. simtai tukstanciq lanky7
toju per savaite tarp 8-to ir
16-to rugsejo suplusta ziureti
pazangos ukiniam ir pramones
gyvenime. Cia mezgami preky-
biniai rysiai, skiriamos premi-
jos, sudaromos sutartys, zodziu,
buna daug sujudimo.
Nuns ia paroda yra labai
svarbi ir reiksminga, mes lietu-
vial, kaip ir kai kurios kitos
tautybes, turi savo tautini paw
Iona, savo isvaizda primenanti
lietuviska bakuze. Be abejo, tai
puiki proga leisti save pazinti
Kittens. Jau nebe pirmi metal
kaip ten isstatomi lietuviski dir
biniai. Pernai daug tukstanciu
lankytoju stebejosi genocido
ziaurumus naikinant lietuviu
tauta, nOrs is dalies ten parody
tus.
Per paskutinius karus ir oku-
pacijas mes labai daug prara-
dom, bet lietuviu liaudies me-
mas yra vienas is NUNS neati-
NANNY dar pasilikusiu lobby. Tai,
ka gall ir kurybinga vaizduote,
padedama darbsciu ranku ir ska
tinama stipraus grozio pajuti-
mo, kure, dabar padeda NUNS
kalbeti j pasauli del skriaudos,
daromos musu gabiai tautai, tu
rejusiai ne vien didinga praeiti,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-23

nora didziuotis krastu, is kurio
esame kile, ir paskatina dirbti
jam. "
Taigi, pramones ir ukio ga
miniu paroda Brocktone, Mass,
>reikia laikyti svarbiu ivykiu ir
lietuviu gyvenime. Tukstanciai
kitty tautybiu lankytoju lures
progos atkreipti demesi ir pa
zinti mazo siaures Europos kras-
to - Lietuvos kultura, o mes
patys pasidziaugsim tue ka tu-
rim. Reikia tiketis, kad kitu
koloniju Getuviai lankysis ne tik
paskirai, bet ir organizuotai, tue
palengvindami atvykima netu-
rintiems savo susisiekimo prie-
monty. Rugsejo 8.toji JENA j
parodos laika ir numatoma ten
pat atitinkamai pamineti. NUNS
tatai sia paroda PAYERS ne tik
musu kurybos demonstracija,
bet ir tautine svente. Taigi pa
rodykim Kittens ir patys pasi-
ziurekim!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-23

gus. Bonnos vyriausybe siais
metals turi sumoketi 6,6OO,OOO,-
600 DIM. (mazdaug 1,75O,QO0
doleriu). Tokia suma, kaip patys
vokieciai sake, jiems perdidele
ir veda derybas okupaciniu ka-
riuomeniu islaidas sumazinti.
$50 vokieciu studentu, moks-
leiviu ir jaunuju ukininkq, JAW
uzsieniu reikalu ministerijos
kvietimu, yra pakeliui j Ame-
rika. Studentai ir moksleiviai
cia mokysis viena semestra att
tinkamose mokyklose, o jaunieji
ukininkai venus metus prakti-
kuosis amerikieciu ukiuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-23

riom svetimom kalbom. Bet kad
man reikes lietuviu kalba ginti
ta ministerio telegrama nuo ME
kingumo priekaisto, kad toks
priekaistas bus daromas po II
metu is musu paciu puses, =
toks eventualumas man tada,
verziantis bolsevikams j Lietu-
va, nebuvo atejes galvon.
Kuri bus tOlimesne TamstOs
pasitarimq SUI VLIKu tvarka?
Mano buvo sutarta SUI p. p.
Norkaiciu ir Karveliu, kad kitas
pasitarimas ivyks rugpjucio
men. 10 diena. Kartu musu bu-
vo nustatyta. kad jeigu kuriam
musu ia diena veliau pasirodys
netinkama, tai bus susitarta del
kitos datos. Kadangi paskutine-
mis- savaitemis iskilo nauju klau-
simu, tai as esu praises VLIKa
nukelti .pasitarima j rugsejo
men. 10 diena.
Siekdamas susitarimo tick del
mano pasiulymu, tick del tu, ku-
riuos eventualiai pateiks man
VLIKas, ir stengdamasis suda-
ryti pagrinda vieningam darbui
as esu pasiryzes ir toliau va
dovautis gera valia ir Lietuvos
interesais.
Paskutinemis dienomis. kai
kuriuose laikrasciuose pasirode
nukreiptu prizes name puolimu
esq as turis kazkokiu totalita-
riniu tendenciju, siekias butt
"vadu' ir panasiai. Tai piktos
.ir naivios insinuacijos. JOS pa
rodo, kad zmones, kurie jas
prasimano ir platina, neturi
dvieju politikui butinu elemen-
tq - proto ir sazines.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-23

bet taip pat sugebanciai Kurt
ir ateiti.
siemet 81 paroda turetu butt
ypatingai vykusi, mes Lietuviu
Taryba kviecia tai parodai vado-
vault dailininke A. Tamosaitie-
ne. Turint galvoj jos igudima
parodas ruosti ir prisimenant
jos eksponatu skoninguma, augs-
ta menini lygi ir puosnuma, gall
ma butt tikriems, kad tai bus
naujas, labai vykes lietuviskojo
memo, o per tai ir lietuviu tau
tos prisistatymas amerikieciu
visuomenei.
Daug kalbam apie tai, kad
musu jaunoji karta greit nusto-
ia dometis savo kline, greit nu-
stoja mylejusi savo krasta. Leis-
kim jaunuomenei pajusti, kad
mes turin daug, kartais dau-
giau uz didziasias ir turtingasias
tautas. Turin savita bdda, savo
labai isbujojusia tautine kuryba,
rodancia tautos dideli sugebe-
jima. Toki pasirodymai sukelia
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-23
Pasika|b6jimas su Lietuvos dp|. Sefu S. LozoraiCu
Kuriu ziniq Tamsta gall SUI
teikti viesumai apie savo san
tykius su VLIKu?


teikti viesumai apie savo san
tykius su VLIKu?
Neziurint zymiq sunkumq, ku-
riu man kyla del nuomoniu skir-
tumo SUI VLIKu tam tikrais
klausimais, as nenustoju jiesko-
jes budu ismintingam susitari-
mui pasiekti ir bendram darbui
sutvarkyti. 81 pavasari as bu-
vau kreipesis j kai kuriuos Lie
tuvos pasiuntinius, siulydamas
susaukti konferencija, kurioje
dalyvautq VLIKas ir kuri ap-
svarstytu santykiu ir bendra-
darbiavimo su juo klausimus. Is
pasikeitimo nuomonemis diplo-
matQ tarpe paaiskejo, kad prin-
cipe tokios konferencijos suma-
nymui pritariama, bet jo ivyk-
dymas laikomas dar peranksty-
vas ir reikalingas tinkamo bel
ilgesnio pasiruosimo.
Ar TamstOs pasitarimas SUI
VLIKo delegatais birzelio me-
messy ivyko mineto sumanymo
remuOse.
Ne, mes paruosiamieji darbai,
apie kuriuos minejau, dar toll
grazu nebuvo atlikti. Is viso pa
sitarimas ivyko netiketai. Man
fsvaziavus is Italijos kitais rel
kalais, SUI manim susitiko VLIKo
nariai p. p. Norkaitis ir Karvelis
ir pranese man, kad VLIKas
juos pasiunte tariffs su manim
del savitarpio santykiu sutvar-
kymo. Nors as nebuvau tam pa
siruoses ir negalejau taip nmai
susisiekti SUI savo kolegomis,
Wis delto as suformulavau savo
pasiulymus ir JUGS iteikiau
VLIKo nariams.
Ar galima zinOti kuriuOs pa
siulymus Tamsta esi padares?
AS mielai pateikiu JUGS cia
visuomenes ziniai, ypac kad tue
reikalu jau yra pasirode tenden-
cingQ gandQ. stai mano pasiu-
lyti susitarimo principal:
a. Lietuvos konstitucija tega-
Ii butt pakeista, atstacius
Lietuvos valstybes nepri-
klausomybe.
b) Lietuvos diplomatine tar
nyba ir Lietuvos diploma
tijos sefas nera subordi-
nuoti jokiam veiksniui.
Santykiai bel susisieki-
mas SUI svetimomis W.
riausybemis terra diploma