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Frick, Ex-Reporter, Is a Fan
AS Well as BoseboIFs Boss
BY the Assoeiutsd Pres,

CHICAGO, Sept. 81. - Ford
Christopher Prick, the third COM
missioner of baseball, has the same
lean face and shock of gray hair
as did the first commissioner,
Judge Lands.
He began as high school Eng
fish teacher, played semipro base
ball as first baseman, became
assistant professor of English at
Colorado College and turned news
paperman after World War I.
Prick worked for the Fort Wayne
(Ind.) Gazette, the Colorado
Springs Telegraph. the Denver
Rocky Mountain News, then the
New York American. He became
a radio commentator in 1880, went
with the National League Service
Bureau in 1884 and the same year
became league president when
John A. Heydler resigned.
The new commissioner is lean,
feet tall, a hard worker and be-
lieves no one should put off until
tomorrow what can be done today.
He is of Swiss descent, but has a
famous fondness for the Scotch
ice game of curling. He also col
lects stamps and reads a lot.
Never too Busy to Listen.
Prick, like Lands, comes from
Indiana. Back in his news
paper days he had the nickname
of "Fosdick" but it has been lost
in the shuttle. Friends call him
Ford" and he has many of them.
He is never too busy to listen to
an idea advanced by an associate
and is willing to try them out.
The Commissioner keeps in
close touch with baseball writing
associates of 20 years ago and
his door is always open: He likes
to go to baseball games but desk
work often prevents. He hasn't
seen as many this year as in the
past, when he would take in about
90 out Of a possible 154.
A son Fred, Rhodes scholar,
now is in civilian work in Wash
ington for the Army. Prick, now
SIS, used to play a lot of golf but
hasn't had the time recently.
He was born on a farm near
Wawaka. Ind. December 10, 1894.
and graduated from De Paw Uni
varsity, Greencastle. Ind. He
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Bassler could be right Owner Yawkey's problem
along may have lack of estate There way
moving farther than the it
home plate. Yawkey could make higher all
that would do would be to convert Fenway Park into two
Dagger factory.
RED SOXS beloved green fence hurts them much
helps Indeed moe Visiting pitchers only have to look
forward to working three or four times year In Yawkeys
thimbe heater Bosons have to divide n appearances
paper, the Red pitching looks good. They have
four strong youngsters in Maurice McDermott Leo Kiey
Chuck Sobbs and Willard Nixon They have Mel Parne and
Bill Wight both &c. Then too Ray Scar
borough the best relief pitcher league Ellis
But don't have that big pitcher of the Boston players
complained Look at the Indianshree 2ogame winners in
Feer Garcia and Wynn plus Lemon Look at the Yankees
Lopat, RaSchi and Reynolds"
Parnell has been 25-game winner-once That was in
Going into todays with the Yankees only
10 and that's by far the best record the club Nobody
else except Scarborough has IL games
WHEN BOSTON ACQUIRED Scarborough and Wight from
Chicago last winter lot of people conceded the Red sox the
pennant Red Rolfe of the Tigers notably impressed T
they getting that pair the Detroit manager
half seriously st might signed another year
But scarboroughs record is only 128 and his earnedrun
average unipressve This average
during sh with Washington where pitcher get
behind hitter lay pitch there FAST and have reasonable
hope that some oueder gaopng the wide
will catch It,
Wight less help 7-s record and his
476 earnedrun OF the 10 pitchers Steve oNs
staff half yielding well four earned game
But for Owner Yawkey, his problem extends beyond
pitching and his short fence His key players growing old
ana tnere are no adequate requirements IN SlgnC
THIS MAY WE'LL BE Bobby Doerr last year. The veteran
second baseman has back aent similar to that which forced
the retirement Charley Stephens chronic
muscle weakness in Leg Boudreau,
slowed to walk. Johnny Pesky turns 80 this month
Ted Williams, approaching 49, isn't the hitter of old
next Dom Daggio will be a. The Boston catching
leaves something to be desired.
Down this stretch the Red soxs No catcher until he
pulled leg muscle the other day. has been 36yearod Buddy
Rosar generally conceded be the sowest
Rosar long noted for his reluctance catch steadily
forced into the job after engineered
It's critics maintain of the worst deals made
Sensing inadequacy behind the bat, Manager
Joe Cronn sent Catcher Matt Bats Pitchers
Jim Mcdonald and of cash the Browns
for Catcher Moss critics wondering
Cronn thinking about because Moss proved
wasn't the who needed tell how
much they for Moss in addition to two pitchers
and better catcher than they received says
Bill Dewitt OF the Browns told several of 100000
few days later St Louis sold Clyde KuttZ better
catcher and hitter than Moss Washington
waiver price"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-21
Boston Fans Call
For Breakup Of
Club for 1852
WiIIiums-for-Goryer
Trade SpecuIoted On;
Indions Meet Tigers
By Fronc;s Stonn
Stur Sfcff Correspondenf

BOSTON. Sept. 21.-A break
up-the- Red-Sox" cry went up
from Back Bay rooters today as
the freshly discredited Boston
team opened a three-gAme series
with the New York Yankees, high
lighting the beginning of a To-
day stretch run for the American
League pennant.
Only few days ago, Red Sox
fans were hopeful that their fav-
orites might come from behind to
whip both the Yankees and Cleve-
land Indians. But two straight
defeats by Cleveland have soured
Boston followers who do not be-
lieve in baseball miracles. There
now seems to be a growing senti-
ment in favor of new ball club
for 1852.
Talk of williams Trade.
| At least two Boston newspapers
are speculating-almost wistfully.
it might appear-on a possible
trade of Ted Williams to the st.
Louis Browns. In return, the Red
Sox would get Pitcher Ned Carver
and an outfielder, possibly Ken
Wood. Not noted for eloquence
when speaking to Boston baseball
writers, Williams told several of
them:
81 want to end my career in
Boston. I know I couldn't work
for better guy than Tom Yaw-
key. I just wish we could win for
| him"
On the other hand, Williams
wasn't denying that he would re-
port to st. Louis, if traded.
IF they paid me the money.
of course I'd play there" he
said. And I think I'd hit a pile
of home runs, too"
The temperamental slugger.
among other Red Sox players.
admits there are deficiencies OH
the Boston club. "We need more
pitching, better catching and a
couple of inf1elders," Williams as
serted. THE quick way to patch
up the weak spots, I suppose, is
to make a few trades"
Meanwhile. the Yankees have
frightened their hold on first
place, topping the Indians, who
tSee BASEBALL. Page C-4.)
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Pennunt Races
At a Glance

BY the Associated PTess
American League.
Games Games
W. l. Pct. Behind. Left.
New York 81 s .6SSs 9
Boston Sc 81 sol 4 IL
Remaining games:
New York at home (6)-Boston 0,
Philadelphia ! Away (3l-Boston g.
Cleveland at home (2)-Detroit 2
Away t4)-Detroit 8 Chicago l.
Boston at home (3)-New York 8.
Away (S)-Washington g. New York s.
National League.
Games Games
W. L. Pct Behind Left.
ss% York = g g & . :sSs ~ e
Remaining games:
BROOKLYN at home t3l-Philadelphia q.
New York at home 135-Boston' a.
Away philadelphia ., Boston q
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over the past Tour seasons, various
charges have been leveled at the Red Sox by
their severest critics. They have been accused
of lacking ability to win under pressure; they
have too many immobile inf1elders; they have
too many prima donnas, ad infinitum.
The words of an old American League
catcher, Johnny Bassler, are recalled and they
seem to make more sense. "The Red Sox
never will have good pitching staff" Bassler
once said, because Of that short fence in
left field. Few pitchers are going to last very
long with their backs to that wall. They can
never let up against any hitter, strong or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-21

Today year ago-Pronto Don
scored an upset victory in the
$4,000 Roosevelt Raceway q
mile trot; favored Proximity
nfinished third.
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tSee BASEBALL, Page C-4.)
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a g a ! n m a n y
S C h e dule =
makers h av e
decided not to
o p e n W i t h
"breathers," so
each S e C ito n
has at lie a S t
one g a m e Of
m a jor conse-
quence.
AUSTIN, lex,
will see two of
1950's top teams
o p p ose each
other as Ken
lucky. S ug a r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-21
Yankees Battling Park nx Against Dscredted Red Sox
Win, Lose, or Draw
BY FRANCIS STANN
Stur Stofs cerrespendsnf

BOSTON, SEPT 21.-Up here they kissing off the Red
Sox again. mite causticay tool There's nothing small
about our Red Sox columnist wrote They're paid big
money They think big Of themselves And they flop big
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-21
By Fronk leohy
Nosre Dome Football Coach

We interrupt our sectional pre-
view to discuss the opening round
Of football activity which gets
under way this week end. Once
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Wen sioms socialines geroves
tikslams valstybes (be savival-
dybiu) isleidziamos sumos nuo
1887 Xxi 1899 m. pasoko is 8,9
mil. litu j 1875 milionu.
Bet islaidos policijai, teis-
mans ir suimtqju namams tue
paciu metu sumazejo:
1887 m. isleista 2.243.2O0, o
1889 m. - 2.O14.700 litu.
Ia patti trimeti valstybes is
laidos socialinio pobudzio tiks-
lams padidejo apie 149o, o islai-
dos policijai, teismams ir sum-
tuju namams sumazejo apie
10%> siuose duomenyse atsi-
spindi ir ano meto vyriausybiu
tendencijos. ir kraste vyravusios
nuotaikos. Socialine gerove ir
nusikaltimai eina greta, bet kai
pirmoji auga, antrieji nyksta.
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NUOMONES

aukstybese, O jo veikla, reiketu
manyti, vyktu sklandziausiai ir
nasiausiai.
Tx negalima suprasti, kodel
Vlikas nesiryzta daryti vienin-
teles teimanamos isvados is sa-
vo sustatytu premisu. Leisdama-
sis kalbas SUI tikru igaliojimu
neturinciais ir prasimanytais
titulais besipuosianciais asmeni-
mis-, (kaip ausis spengia pa
triubociai), Vlikas pats save sta
to j juokinga padeti. il darosi
visai nerimta, kada, siundomi
reksniai triuksmu nuginti Lie
tuvos diplomatus nuo ligi siol
issaugotu poziciju.
Visdelto reikia teigiamai YER
tinti, kad, observation-disclosures ir
ameliuodamas aktus, samones
nusvitimo momentais pats Vii
kas susipranta tesas provizoriu-
mas. Derybu vedimu jis pri-
pazista, kad partneriai nera at
sirade nesusipratimo deka pa
spyrus j kelma. Jei honoroma-
MICS kirmis nera sugrauzusi
realybes jusnies, galima tiketis,
jog tolesnese derybose fantazi-
jos uzleis vieta blaiviam protui
ir realiam padeties vertinimui.
VisQ musu vyriausias dievas
yra nepriklausomybe. JOS NAL
dykloje gall patilpti ne vienas
sventasis, kuris nepriklausomy-
bes reikalui tafnaus, aukosis il
| il garbins. zinoma, nereikalau-
dami kadylo vienas kitam. Susi.
tarimas, kuris kels musu kovos
nasuma, ne keno nors humore
balioneli, visada bus sveikina.
mas.
st. Kalvaitis, E. Chicago, Ind
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ATITAISYMAS

Pirmame laiske vienoje vieto-
je ivyko eiluciu susimaisymas.
Ia vieta atitaisome pakartoda-
mi:
Alkio ir blogos pastoges We
jami vaziavo tremtiniai is Vo-
kietijos, isvaziavau ir as. nors
Vokietijai, salia kalejiminio
pragaro, turejau ir tam tikru
sympathy. Bet man buvo pasa-
kyta: dabar vaziuoji arba ME
kad nevaziuosi. Pasirinkau ida
bar vaziuoju'' ir- atsiduriau cia,
tarp tukstanciu senuju ir nau-
july ateiviq.
4sikurimo pradzia nebuvo len
gva. saiia ncpaprastai jautrios
pagalbos rankos, patyriau ir
storzieviska, be jokio reikalo,
metima is buto. Bet ar tai toks
reiskinys, kuris primetamas vi
stems? Ar tokiu zmoniu, pagal-
vojau, nebuvo Lietuvoje, Vokie-
tijoje ir kitur. Is to istorijos ne
dariau, nieko neapkaltinau, pa
prases tue metu talkos, is kitu
patyriau labai daug gero. Ir ISL
tikinau, kad senieji ateiviai ge-
ri, tik reikia ju neizeisti, juos ir
save nepervertinti.
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LaTkai pasiVadinusienS JUS n ,,meS'

giancias kalbas "jls ir mes" !,
jus blogi, mes geresni'', kyla
rimtas susirupinimas. Tas susi-
rupinimas kyla ne del rytdienos
duonos, bet del rytdienos musu
darbo nasumo ir isipareigojimQ
tesejimo.
Esam dvieju auklejimu, vieno
kraujo, bet Lietuvai gero linki
vaikai, suseje cia Amerikoje ne
taip sau pramogauti, bet baisios
nelaimes ir pareigos atvyti. Ar
tai pareigai teseti esamus skir-
tumus negalim suderinti ir vieni
kitus papildyti? Ar negalim
baigti kalbas, kurios atsiduoda
senu bobu kalbom susirinkus
prie sulinio apkalbeti kaimo ar
miestelio paskutines ''naujie-
nas", kaip anas ta, anas ta pa
dare. Ar nepastebim, kad prie
tu suliniu tokiom temom mes
jau kalbames ketvirti metal?
Argi neturim didesniu uzsimo-
jimu, kurie reikalauja visQ, senu
ir jaunQ talkos?
Turin! Turin labai daug!
Tad ir dirbkim. Vieni nesidi-
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Pretenzijos j kodyla

Jei nuo emigraciniu veiksniu
ir ju patriubociu priklausytu,
Lozoraitis kuria diena gal pasi-
rodytu pasmerktas tabaluoti
kartuvese.
IS lig siol kelto erzelio yra pa
aiskeje, jog Lozoraitis to likimo
isvengtQ, jei sutiktu pakodyluo-
ii desimciai Vliko dievuku. Bet
jis gindamas diplomatines ko-
legijos lig siol uzsienio sostinese
islaikytas pozicijas, nesiryzta
daryti toms pozicijoms silpni-
namu zygiu. Uzsilikusiuju dip
lomatiniu zidiniu veikimo pa
grindas ir, bent siuo tarpu, ne
privalas naujo patepimo, juoba
is nepateptojo. Valia Lozorai-
ciui kabinti visokius epitetus,
bet negalima teigti, jog jo pa
lures stokotu logingumo.
Jei kan logikos stinga, tai tik
kai kuriems Vliko sluogsniams.
Remdamasis 1922 m. konstitu-
CHA ir vyniodamas kamuoli nuo
to daikto, kur jis buvo nutrukes
1926 m. gruodyje, jie neigia tel
setuma kitos konstitucijos pa
grindu padarytiems aktams.
siuo mastu vertinant, tektu pa
sakyti, kad tick pats Lozoraitis,
tick visa diplomatine kolegija
yra ne daugiau kaip skyle SUI
valgytame sviestainyje. Toles-
mis- naturalus zingsnis butu at
saukti "uzurpatoriaus skirtus
pakalikus" ir pakeisti JUGS vie
nintelei tikrai konstitucijai isti.
kimais lojaliais atstovais, also.
dinant 1926 m. buvusius, O vie.
toje mirusiu naujus skiriant
Tada Vlikko autoritetas zibetu
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del cia atsirado ir kokias parei-
gas jiems pavergta tevyne uz-
krOve.
Lygindamas ankstyvesnius ir
dabartinius lietuvius ateivius,
visad esu linkes pasverti ir ju
pareigas savo krastui ir savai
tautai. Is anksciau atkeliavusiu-
ju kaip ir maziau reikalaujama: !:
jie savo krasta paliko laisva va
liza, jieskojo patogesniu isikuri-
mo salygu, daznas temane tik
numirti grisia j savo krasta,
daznas ir to nemane, tik ryzosi
su pasilikusiais rysi palaikyti,
jei gales jiems padeti. Gi dabar-
tiniai ateiviai, laisvos Lietuvos
isaugyti, krasta palike prievarta,
iseje skelbti kova pavergejui ir
laisve laimeje grizti namo. Pa
reigos dideles, atsakingos, rel
kalaujancios rupestingai dirbti
ir aukotis.
Ir kai palygini ankstyvesniu-
ju ir dabartiniu ateiviu uzsimo-
jimus, kai palygini kasdienius
reiskinius, kurie vercia susimas-
tyti, kai dar isgirsti tas nesibai-
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pradzios Xxi gallo, faktais, o ne
gandais arba fantazijomis', IT,
kedamosis, kad tai "pripazins
kiekvienas besaliskas skaityto-
JAS.
Kiekvienas, kad ir Saliskas,
skaitytojas betgi negali nema-
nyti, jog tame pasakojime per-
nelig jau gausu nesunkiai pa
tikrinamu faktu kraipymo, pa
sakotojams nepalankiu duomenu
ignoravimo, o vietomis ir fanta-
zavimo. Ir saliskas skaitytojas
negaletu tiketi, kad visa tai CIR
deta is buvusio Lietuvos valsty-
bes vyro lupu. Labiau butu pri-
imtina versija, kad pasakojimo
uzrasejas neistenge atsispirti
pagundai ipinti ir savo "atsimi-
minus po DR.. K. Griniaus eti-
kete.
Tuo budu, tasai buves "Lie-
tuvos Ziniu" korespondentas,
deja, padare meskos patarnavi-
ma ne tik Lietuvos praeitimi
besidominciam skaitytojui ir ne
tik siuo metu taip butinam po-
litiniu grupiu bendradarbiavi-
mui, bet ir buvusio respublikos
prezidento ir savo Sefo DR.. K.
Griniaus atminimui.
(Pabaiga)
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dziuokim europieciais, o kiti
amerikieciais esq. Ir ten ir ten
yra geru zmoniQ, yra geru ide-
ju, yra gerQ savybiu. Numokim
ranka j ambicijos pilna priekais-
tautoja, sudrauskim issisokusl,
mylekime viens kita labiau negu
brolis broli, mes esam tos pa
clos zudomos tautos vaikai.
Balys Gaidziunas
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Faktai ir pagunda

"Naujienos', atsiliepdamos j
"Draugo' nepasitenkinima del
DR.. Griniaus atsiminimu skelbi-
me ir raginima nekelti "vienybe
ardanciu gincu", bara "Drauga"
uz toki 'nerimta issisokima" ir
autoritetingai teigia, "kad jo
pasakojimas yra paremtas, nuo
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A>sA,o4 AAka4


tada caras sedejo soste. Tada
Lietuva buvo dumine, uzguita.
Ir tn ja palikai arba del perse-
kiojimo arba nenujausdamas ge-
resne diena ateisiant.
Bet nuo to laiko praejo suvirs
SO metu. Per ta laika, Lietuvai
prisikelus, isnyko dummies gry-
clos, states naujos sodybos, au-
go nauji sodai. Neteisybe saky-
ciau, jei tvirtinciau, kad tai
dares lengvai, be kieto darbo ir
suraus prakaito. 10 buvo daug,
mes musQ, tas mielas krastas
prie Baltijos kranto, tn gerai
zinai, neturi brangiQju zemes
turtu ir "visas pelnas imas is
artojo delno". Bet uztat ir
dziaugtis mes mokejom, kai ma
tenn, kad musu rankomis stato-
ma valstybe augina socius, svei-
kus, grazesnius ir mokslan be-
siverziancius vaikus.
O Amerika, kai tn cia atva-
ziavai prizes so metu, ar buvo
tokia, kokia tn dabar natal?
Jei bust teisus, atsakysi, kad ne.
Per tick metu ir cia daug kas
pasikeite, pagrozejo Tad jei ka-
da nori papriekaistauti ir prie-
kaistaudamas sudaryti Lietuvos
paveiksla, neminek Lietuvos, bu-
vusios prizes SO metu, mes tick
metQ tavo pasakojimas bus at
silikes.
Penkiasdesimt metu budami
issiskyre daugiau kaip keturiu
tukstanciu myliu atstume, kad
retkarciais vieni kitus ir aplan-
kydami, isaugom ne tik skirtin-
gose fizinese, bet ir dvasinese
salygose.
Didzioji dalis, kurie dabar
cia atsiradom, tevu ir valstybes
remnant turejom galimybe mo-
kytis mamie ir svetur, rinkti ka
kur geresnio pagave ir tempti
ton savo Lietuvon, kad il tik
greiciau augtu. Didzioji dalis
anksciau cia atkeliavusiuju bu-
vo prirakinti prie nelengvu fiji
niu darby, mazai turejo laiko
varstyti mokyklos duris. Tx re-
tas, kietai pasiryzes, prasimuse
tick, kick Lietuvoje buvo gall
ma panaudojant pusiau maziau
jegu. Ir cia yra didzioji savos
valstybes palaima savo vaikams !!
Bet ir cia sunkiai dirbantieji sa-
vo doleriu RENE ta pacia musu
Lietuva.
Gyvenantieji savo tevyneje
kasdien ir kas valanda buvo vel
kiami savos aplinkumos. Gyve-
nantieji uz tevynes sieniu, ir
dar taip toll, kasdien ir kas va
landa buvo veikiami svetimos,
nevisad malonios ir daznai lau-
ziancios aplinkumos.
Lietuvoje lietuviskumu mes
gaivinomes kiekviena minute, o
svetur iskeliavusieji tik retkar-
/ ciais, tik sventadieniais ar su-
shrinking metu susitike. Todel
ir dabar, kai visa tai pasveri, ir
nenoredamas susunki: - Be-
piga butt lietuviu Lietuvoj, bet
garbe lietuviu issilaikyti svetur
Nujauciu, kad daznas, cia at
keliaves galvojo: pagyvensiu,
apsitvarkysiu, kick pinigo susi-
taupysiu, O paskiau, SUI visa sa-
vo Selma keliausiu atgal, j tevu
zeme. Deja, gyvenimo kietumas
daznai tokiuos galvojimus su-
lauze ir tik retas galejo teseti.
Augantieji vaikai, vaiku seimos,
nauji uzsimojimai ir reikalai
taip supanciojo ir taip pririso,
kad siandien jau tu raisciu daz-
mas ir nebegali atnarplioti.
Ar neatsitiks panasiai ir su
dabartiniais ateiviais, jei nebu-
des kiekviena valanda tautinej
sargyboj? Ar neatsitiks ir taip,
jei lietuviskoji ugnis nebus kas-
dien seimose kurenama, kad te-
ivai, laisvei atejus, keliaus ma
mo, o vaikai, nemazam tevu nu-
Stebimui. tvirtai naSakvs. mes
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DIR. ]. PAPLENAS

je negu savoje spaudoje. Kai del
paskutinio Nepriklausomos Lie
tuvos desimtmecio gyvenimo, tai
jos ukio stabilumo nuopelnas
tenka Juozui Tubeliui, gal kick
ir perkonservatyviam, bet labai
atsargiam ir taupiam Lietuvos
ukio tvarkytojui.
Socialis aprupinimas
Ligoniniu laikymas
Sveikatos reikalai
Nukentejusiems nuo nelaimin-
GU atsitikimu zemes ukiuose
aprupinti
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(Tesinys is pereito numerio)

memuarininkai nelstenge prlsl-
mint nei siu istatymu nei kon-
venciju. Negalejo prisiminti, mes
butu nukrype nuo linijos, nuzy-
metos j juoda isvada.
aa Grinius Kedainis pajege pri-
siminti Lietuvoje buvus LigoniQ
kasu istatyma, bet tue ju at
mintis ir baigiasi. Kai jie me-
gina prisiminti, kas il ruose,
kas skelbe ir kas keite, tai ju
atmintis tampa visiskai "nepa-
tikima sajungininke".
Jie desto, kad 'tautininkai
darbininkijai dave ligoniu kasQ
istatyma. Betgi ta istatyma pa
ruose seimai, ir, il paskelbdami,
tautininkai j labai susiaurino."
Tiesa, yra cia tik ia, kad ista-
tymas paruostas seimo Ligoniu
kasu istatyma seimas prieme
dar 1926 m. gruodzio 9 d., o j
vyriausybe paskelbe tik 1926 m.
geguzes 27 d. (V. i. Mr.. 227).
Vyriausybes Ziniu Mr.. 227 po
istatymo tekstu randame siuos
parasus: Stulginskis, Respubli-
kcs Prezidentas ir DR.. L. Bis
tras, Minister'S Pirmininkas.
Negi JUGS Grinius Kedainis pa
lake tautininkais? Bet kiekvie-
nu atveju negalime sutikti su
tvirtinimu, kad jie istatyma
skelbdami susiaurino, mes jie
paskelbe toki, koki seimas pri-
eme. Tuo atveju susiaurinimo
reikia jieskoti istatymo pakei-
time. Istatymas pakeistas 1926
m. spalio Fl diena (V. L. Nr.
237). Istatymo pakeitimas, tie
sa, platokas: net sesiolika pa
ragrafu pakeista. Per ilga butu
skaiciuoti, kas ten plesta ir kas
siaurinta. Bet ir vel beda su
tais parasais. Pakeitima pasira-
Sc DR.. K. Grinius ir M. Sleze-
vicius. Negi jie 81 karta, "siau-
rindami'' Ligoniu kasu istaty-
ma, reprezentavo tautininkus?
Is visos memuarininku socia-
lines istorijos lieka neisaiskin--
tas klausimas: ar DR.. X. Grinius
neatsimine, ka pasakojo, ar j.
Kedainis rase, ko negirdejo?
Atspindys valstybes biudzete
"Demokratine valdzia butu
zymiai susvelninusi ekonomine
krize, is kurios tautininkai Xxi
pat 1910 m. nepajege isbristi',
skelbia memuarai.
Ar kita valdzia butu is krizes
greiciau isbridus, ar dar giliau
j ia ibridus, galime tik spelioti.
Bet pravartu pastebeti, kad ir
Observation-Disclosures valdzia, no.
redama efektingiau kovoti su
ekonomine krize, siekia diktatu-
riniu igaliojimu ukio srityje.
Nekoordinuojam ekonomin y
veiksniu zaidimas nenormaliais
laikais nuveda uki j chaosa, ku-
riame pirmiausia skesta ukiskai
silpniausias elementas. Tad Ii
beralinio ukininkavimo varzymo
tendencija ir siandiena matome
eileje demokratiniu krastu, ju
tarpe ir JAV-se.
Magiska lazdele, ar il butu
tautininko ar liaudininko ranko-
sc, krlzlu nepasallna lr ekono-
miniu problemu neissprendzia
Reikia darbo, nuovokos ir prize
moniu.
Objektyvus ukines Lietuvos
radios stebetojai ir dalyviai
nors ir nebudami tuometines po
zicijos zmones, mate kitokia Lie
tuva nei memuarininkai. KaiI
pavyzdi galime nurodyti ju pa
ciu ideologijos sula, buv. zeme!
ukio minister M. Slezeviciaus
kabinete, prof. j. Kriksciuna
paskelbusi 1916 m. J. Kardelit
Vokietijoje redaguotame "Lle
tuviu zodyje" dokumentuot;
studija "Kokia buvo Nepriklau
somos Lietuvos pazanga".
Bet apie tai, kahn Lietuvo
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MESKOS PATARNAVIMAS
Tikrove suodnanna Respublkos Prezidento vardu

Northumberland rodikliai uki-
nio atsigavimo faze po depresi-
jos Lietuvoje pradejo rodyti
1897 metals. Atkuntas tautos
ukis leido vyriausybei Wis dau-
giau lesu skirt socialines gero-
YES reikalams.
Valstybes islaidose tikslais
(neiskaitant atlyginimo islaidu)
tue metu randame tokias sumas
litais:
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