davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona sun., 1951-11-23
Phoenix Airport
Operations Rank High

With 161 ,493 landings and take
cffs in 1850, Phoenix ranked ninth
in list of 80 airports which main
tain membership in the Airport
Operators Council. Airports which
exceed Phoenix in number of oper-
aticns in order, are Cleveland,
Chicago, Miami, Pittsburgh, St.
Louis, Oakland, New York Ga
Guardia, and Les Angeles. Rank
ing below Phoenix are such air.
pCrts as Minneapolis-St. Paul,
Washington, Kansas City, Philadel-
pnia, Denver, Boston, Milwaukee,
Omaha and San Francisco. Only
Cleveland exceeded Phoenix in the
number of operations Of local civil
aircraft.
Arizona sun., 1951-11-23
ACLU UPH0LDS
Neqroes In Maritime Services Seen
Beneficial To Race ond Country
BY James Egert Allen

New York (GlobaD Trans
portation by water, no doubt, dates
back to the very existence OF
mans existence. The trunk OF a
tree carved cut by axes Of stone
into an instrument capable Of
riding the waves has been inn
proved upon until we now have
the modern sea-going flosting pal
aces of finest steel. Civilization
was extended through the adven-
turesome spirit which carried
early man into new areas. There
he began to exchange goods, ideas
and moves, all of which served to
widen the educational horizon and
further the progress of mankind.
Later the oar was supplanted by
the sail and some of the thrilling
stories of the sea are based upon
the swift sailing clippers with their
waite wings covering the deep
blue. Then came the use Cf steam
which added to the speed of ocean
liners. Today it is the diesel en-
gine, the costly turbine and the
electric dynamos sending cargo and
human freight to all corners OF
the EARTH, earr -
A recent visit to the engine room
of the gigantic liner, The Liberte,
while en- route from Eurape; re-
vcsled a maize Of most intricate
and complete machinery used to
send that vessel across the deep
waters at thirty or more knots
per hour To operate such a ship.
the crew CT the engine room must
be skilled artisans -and --deft en-
gineers. Nautical science hiss
reached the stage cf a profession
and those trained in it are recog-
n;zed graduates eCf scientific in
stitutions on tie college level.
Arizona sun., 1951-11-23
Population Distribution
Map Available

The Planning Department has
completed a population distribu-
ton spot map for Phoenix and the
fringe areas. The map shows tae
population distribution by a series
of dots, each dot representing D
persons. C-pies which measure 3
by 4 are available now. Copies OF
a more ccnvenient size will be
available in the near future. The
population distribution data was
taken from the 1850 census.
Arizona sun., 1951-11-23
MRS. Marriott
Replaces Corver's
EnoIish Teacher

F. Tae most recent employee at
Carver Hish--Seiaool~ is Mrs. Mary
Carter Marriott who repla2es Mrs.
Aurilla Lewis in English and So
cial Studies. Mrs Marriott has bcth
her Bachelors and Masters degree
from Kansas St3te Teachers Col
lege, Emporia. kansas, and hss
been teaching in the English De-
rartment of Tuskegee Institute
since 1948.
Arizona sun., 1951-11-23
JULIAN SCHOOL COMPLETES
PLANS FOR COMEDY PLAY

Rehearsals and plans have been
completed by the staff Of Percy
L. Julian School who will present
the comedy play, "Mama's Baby
Boy" on Tuesday night, November
II at 8 pm, in the school audi
tcrium.
Nathan Hlrdir1an will play the
reading male role replacing Noah
Philpot. Mr.. Hardiman has been
in several plays at Phoenix Little
Theatre.
Arizona sun., 1951-11-23
FREED0M OF SPEECH
| IS Narcotic
U02
CO fch JoiIs
81 Persons

WASHINGTON, D. c. (NNPA)-
The biggest catch in the first big
narcotics raid here since the new
stiff law aimed at dope peddlers
went into effect collapsed and had
to be removed on stretcher last
Saturday during arrangement If
eighteen persons seized by Federal
agents and Washington police in a
roundup of fifty-seven persons =
many cf them women.
Lamar E. (Polly) Brown, 40, a
familiar figure in local dope circles
and the subject Of a $4,000 tax
lien notice filed by the Government
earlier last week. h:d to be hcS-
pitalized after collapsing in a room
outside the hearing room.
Brown, a convicted peddler only
recently released from prison, heard
himself described at his arraign-
ment before United States Commis-
sioner Cyril S. aWrence as a mo
torious character in the District
Of Columbia with long record"
Assistant United States Attorney
Arthur j. Mclaughlin told Law
renee that undercover men had
made f1ur or five purchases from
Brown.
"a. He was charged with possession
ard sale of heroin on August 8.
Lewrence set his bend at $4,000
and continued the case~to~Deeem-
Arizona sun., 1951-11-23
Weed Cutting Program
COMPLETED

The division of street mainten-
ance reports that the comprehen-
sive weed cutting program which
began on September II has been
completed and will be discontinued
except on complaint basis until
next May. All districts that were
badly overgrown have been cleared.
Arizona sun., 1951-11-23
The ICC Ordered
Discrimination
On Boots Stopped

WASHINGTON, D. c. (NNPA)-
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion last Tuesday ordered the Will
son Line Operating Company to end
racial discrimination on it's boats
plying between Washington, D. c.,
and Mt. Vernon, Virginia, by next
January 10.
re lice order was based on a
finding that the refusal CT the
boat c-mrany to sell tickets to
colOred persons or to allow them
passage on its boat subjected
them to undue and unreasonable
prejudice and disadvantage"
The commission, however, to the
four ccmplainants on the ground
that the evidence was "inadequate
to support a finding of damages
alleged to have been sustained as
.a result" of the violation of the
Interstate Commerce Act.
The complaint was filed with
the ICC by Mrs. Lcncie Malloy, her
sister, Miss Prunella Norwood, and
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Haley. Mr.. and Mrs. Haley
were visiting their daughters from
Cleveland.
The complaint charged that the
four complaints sought to purchase
tickets for a trip to Mt. Vernon
on September Is, 1850, but the
ticket agent refused to sell them
tickets because they were colored.
After talking with someone in
the information office, where they
were told that the company was
supposed to take u.s." they return
ed to the ticket window but were
again refused tickets by the ticket
seller, who said he was merely
carrying cut instructions in refus-
ing to sell tickets to colored per-
sens.
In the office they were told that
the refusal to sell tickets to cclored
persons was policy adopted by the
company to conform to the com
munity's custom Cf segregation.
The ccmplainants asked for a
cease and deSist order and also
damages in the sum of $4,000 for
each of them.
At the ICC hearing on the COM
plaint, witnesses for the company
testified that the company has
changed it's policy and no longer
refuses to sell tickets to colored
persons on its boats operating be-
tween Washington and Mt. Vernon'
The company said there was no
need for a case and desist order.
The commission pointed cut,
however, that the only evidence
CT change of policy was a mere
statement and it would require net
more to revert to the former policy
in effect Sept. Is, 1850.
Arizona sun., 1951-11-23
Want Recreation Leader

The Civil Service Board has
called for applications for the po-
sition tf Recreation Leader II. The
salary ranges from S240 to $500
ger month. Duties include planning,
directing and coordinating group
recreation activities.
Arizona sun., 1951-11-23
Brief Filed In Behalf Of White
Circle League Aimd At Upholdg
FREEDOM OF PRESS,
SPEECH AND WORSHIP

free speech, tree press, free wor-
ship, and of due process.
Many states in attempting to
suppress racial and religious an
tagonisms, the Unicn said, have
enacted similar statutes. They are
all aimed at expressions of opinion,
the Union stated. All invaSions of
the rights of free speech, press,
worship and assembly must be
thoroughly examined, it added.
"Thus, while we detest what is
here published, we fight for the
right of publication, the Union
declared.
Beauharnais is seeking re-
versal Of the judgment of the Ill
incis Supreme Court affirming his
conviction in Chicago Municipal
Court.
Beauharnais was found guilty on
May IA, 1850, of violating the ILL
inois group livel" law. The sta
tute extends the civil liberal law
to groups classified because of race,
colcr, creed, religion or ancestry,
and makes violation of the law a
criminal offense punishable by fine
or imprisonment.
The complaint charged that
Beauharnais on January z, 1850,
published an article holding color
cd people up to contempt. He was
found guilty by jury and fined
5000. The Illinois Supreme Court
on January 16, 1850, affirmed the
judgment.
The case grew out of meeting
OF the White Circle League on
January 6, 1850. Beauharnais chair
ed the meeting, which was called
for the purpose of obtaining vol
unteers to carry placards, distri-
butte leaflets and obtain signatures.
One Latimore attended the meet
ing and offered to distribute leaf
let's and obtain signatures the next
day. Beauharnais instructed Lati-
mere to wear a sandWich-style pla-
card on which appeared the follow
ing words:
Preserve and protect white
neighborhoods. Sign petition here.
Sponsored by the White Circle
Le3gue of America"
Beauharnais also passed out to
each volunteer a petition to be
signed by passerby. The petition
called on Mayor Martin H. Ken
nelly and Chicago aldermen ito
halt the further encroachment,
harassment and invasion of white
people, their property, neighbor-
hoods, and persons, by the Negro"
It also. called for 100000 self
respecting white people in Chicago
to unite under the banner of the
White Circle League of America to
oppose the national campaign now
eli and supported by Truman's in
famous civil rights program and
many pro-Negro organizations to
amalgamate the black and white
races"
Beauharnais is the organizer OF
the White Circle League of Amer
lea. organized to maintain white
supremacy.
The American Civil Liberties
Union contends that the Illinois
statute infringes upon the consti1
tutional guarantees of free speech,
press and assembly. It also argues
that the statute is void because it
violates the due process clause of
the Fourteenth Amendment in that
it is vague and indefinite and does
not adequately apprise citizens of
the offense charged
The brief was filed on behalf of
Beauharnais by Alfred A. Albert,
of New York City, attorney for the
ACLU.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
Daugiau lkio paramos Europai

Pagrindinis klausimas - ko-
kios paramos Europa reikalinga
is Amerikos? siu metu progra-
mole daugiau demesio skirta ne
ukio Il bilionas dol.), bet ka-
rinei paramai - jai Amerika
yra paskyrusi 5 bill. Dabar esas
jau tikras dalykas, kad Europos
sajungininkai des visas pastan-
gas daugiau is AmerikOs gauti
ukines paramos. Galutiniai
sprendimai siuo atveju priklauso
nuo PREF. Trumano ir nuo sau-
sio m. susirenkancio kongreso.
Kiekvienu atveju, paciu svar-
biuju Americas karo ir ukio va
dovQ suvaziavimas Paryziq, pa
sitarimai SUI gen. Eisenhoweriu
ir kt. rodo, kad. rupescio kupini
Europos zvilgsniai yra sudomine
ir patti viso saugumo plano at
sakingaji globeja.
~ ns-L>
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
Sel<madieni New Yorke ivyko iskilmingas

Astuonioliktajame Statler vies-
bucio angste, paciame New Yor-
ko centre, pereita sekmadieni
buvo susirinke apie 1000 lietu-
viz. Retail kada vienu metu bu-
ma proga matyti tokia ellie zy-
miqjq lietuviskosios visuomenes
veikejq. Ir susirinkimo tikslas
buvo nepaprastas. Buvo iskil-
mingai paskelbta ir pasirasyta,
kad ir Jungtinese Valstybese
nuo siol pradeda veikti visuoti-
ne sio krasto lietuviu bendruo-
menes organizacija.
Ligi pat to akto paskelbimo
tas reikalas cia klaidziojo mig
lose. Ne visiskai tos miglos is
sisklaide ir dabar. Taciau jau
galima tiketis, kad jq sklaidy-
masis dabar bus daug greitesnis
ir kad nebeilgai trukus prades
aisketi, ar sumanymas - kick
kitaip, negu ligsiol, tvarkyti
bendraji Shame kraste gyvenan-
ciq lietuviu veikima - pasi-
seks, ar pasirodys buve teisus
tie, kurie siuo reikalu buvo Pc
simistai ar bent skeptikai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
IR ROCHESTERYE
LIETUVIQ KALBA
KAMPININkO
1TEISEMIS

Rochester, N. Y. Rochesteryje
kaip ir kitose lietuviu kolonijo-
Sc, atvykus didesniam tremti-
niQ skaiciui, buvo susirupinta
lietuviu kalbos mokymu lietu-
viskoje parapijos mokykloje. Pc
ilgesniu derybu SUI parapijos
klebonu kun. Baksiu, pradzioje
buvo leista lietuviu kalba desty-
ii tik sestadieniais.
Pereitais metals, vadovaujant
energingam tevu komitetui, bu-
vo issidereta lietuviu kalbos pa
mokas tureti 2 kart savaiteje
tuoj po regularly pamoku. Ii
noma, tai nebuvo klausimo is
sprendimas, mes kai visi vaikai
paleidziami namo - sunku juos
sulaikyti lietuviq kalbai. Bet bu-
vo gauta pazadu Kittens metams
lietuyiQ kalba. ivesti j regularly
pafnoku tvarkarasti.
Prasidejus Stems mokslo me-
tams, Wis delto, lietuviu kalbos
destymas buvo paliktas sena
tvarka, todel naujas tevu komi-
tetas pradejo 81 klausima ju-
dinti is naujo. Buvo paruostas
memorandumas, kuri pasirase
visi tevai, prasydami ivesti lie
tuviu kalbos destyma j regulia-
riQ pamoku tvarkarasti. Kai Sis
memorandumas noreta iteikti
gerb. klebonui - jis ne tik jo
neprieme, bet ir nenorejo tais
klausimais kalbetis.
Vykes po to tevu susirinkimas
nepriejo prie jokio nutarimo, Q
pats komitetas atsistatydino,
mes, kaip vienas jo narys issi-
reiske: -. nenori pyktis ir ra-
miai gyventi Rochesteryje".
Bet ne visi tevai tokios ra-
mios nuotaikos. Jiems rupi. ju
vaiku lietuviska ateitis
Vyt. G..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
Susirlpinirnas del
valdzios

Netenka perdaug stebetis, kad
jau dabar pasigirsta susirupini-
mu, kas gi vadovaus kuriamai
bendruomenes organi acij a i.
Kaip jau iprasta, tas susirupi-
nimas yra nukreiptas ne tick j
tai, koki Gar tinkami, ar pakan-
kamai gabus) asmenys tai bus,
kick j tai, - kurios sroves itaka
vadovybeje daugiau gales pasi-
reiksti 49,.
Ateityje numatomi rinkimai
(jq tvarka dar nezinoma), o ten
jau daug kas pareis nuo to, ku-
ri srove pasirodys veiklesne if
gdriau susiorganizavusi rinki-
mus laim6ti. Kad tik tas tikslas
nenustelbtq pagrindiniu organi-
zacijos tikslQ -.
(Perkelta i 50 pusl.1
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22

Illinois tremtiniu bendruomeni-
mes organizacijos ir rytiniq vals-
tybip tremtiniu suvaziavimo. Is
Tarybos Vykdomojo komiteto
buvo susilaukta principinio SUI
tikimo, kad is cia kilusi inicia-
tyva reikstusi.
Skirtumas tarp sio naujo stu
lymo ir buvusio toks, kad cia
organizacijos pagrindan deda-
mas ne organizaciju, paskirQ
asmenu jungimas, taigi nauja
organizacija. Bet Sic pradinin-
kai pareiske, kad jie j bendruo-
menines organizacijos darbo SRI
tt neitrauks nei to, ka jau daro
Taryba, nei to, ka jau daro Bal
fas. Kitaip sakant, bendruome-
nine organizacija apsiriboja gry-
mai kulturine bel apskritai lie
tuvybes islaikymo veikla. Yra
nuomoniu, kad tai faktiskai bl-
sias :. Kulturos Fondas. Ia
ciau tiksliau tatai apibudinti te-
bus galima tik tada, kai turesi-
me prizes axis naujosios orga-
nizacijos istatus, kuriq galutine
redakcija dar turejo butt svars.
toma jau po sekmadienio akto
pasirasymo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
I CLEVELAND, OHIO
smber 22, 1861 : No. AZ
MOKYTOU
SUVAZIAVIMAS
NEW YORKE

Sis suvaziavimas, pasiseke ge-
riau, negu buvo galima is anks-
to tiketis. Be skyriu paramos,
be kelionpinigiu, visdelto susi-
rinko mokytoju atstovai ne tik
is New Yorko, bet ir is Elizabe-
tho, Philadelphijos, Putnamo,
Bostono, Brocktono, Worceste-
rio, Waterburio, Hartfordo, New
Britaino, Scrantono = is viso
40. Suvaziavimas susilauke ne
tiketai gausiu sveikinimu: Ia
rybos pirmininkas, vysk. Bril-
gys, Laisv. Eur. Komitetas, New
Yorko konsulatas ir ellie kitu or
ganizaciju atstovu, rastu svei-
kinusiu tarpe buvo net ir Dipl.
Sefo ir Vliko pirmininko sveiki-
nimai.
Pranesta daug idomiu infor-
maciju apie padeti. Buvo du re-
referatai - B. Kulio apie lietu-
viskojo svietimo tikrove ir Da-
niuseviciaus apie to svietimo
priemones.
Apie nutarimus, kurie nutei-
kia CANA optimistiskai, bus pra-
nesta veliau.
Pazymetinas ypatingas fax
tas: Elizabetho klebonas, be-
rods, vienintelis visoj Amerikoj
isdriso lietuviu kalbos, Lietuvos
istorijos ir Lietuvos geografijos
pamokas lietuviskai ivesti pa
rapine mokykla bendrame pamo-
ku plane ir visiems mokiniams!
Kaip mokytoja Dzikiene pasako-
jo, tas pamokas privalo lankyti
ir lanko net ir ne lietuviu tevu
vaikai, ir jomis labai patenkinti.
(Mokykloj 25O mokiniu). Uztat
suvaziayimas Elizabetho klebo-
nui ir vienuolems mokytojoms,
kurios irgi prie tos tvarkos i've
dino daug prisidejusios, isreiske
specialia padeka.
Labai malonu ispudi padare ir
grazus lietuvaites vienuoles pra-
neSimas is Putnam vienuolyno
veiklos. Tai sviesus pragiedru-
liai siaip jam tirstokai apsiniau-
kusioje lietuviskoje svietimo pa
dangeje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
kaip prie to prieita?

aF.gst q&%ft El. zs * $3.50 l. =
Jau yra apie trejetas metu,
kaip tas klausimas Amerikoje
judinamas. Jau apie pusantru
metQ praejo, kaip Amerikos Lie
tuviu Taryba isteige net specia-
lia studijQ komisija bendruome-
mes organizavimosi reikalu. Bet
dar pereito rudens pradzioje to-
je studiju komisija savo tyrine-
jimuose nebuvo pazengusi toliau
pesimistiskq bel skeptisku abe
jojimq.
Prizes mazdaug 13 menesiu
ivyko bene didziausias ''ledu pra-
lauzimas", kada Amerikos Lie
tuviu Tautines Sajungos konfe-
rencija prieme konKrelq pasiu-
lyma tam klausimui spresti. Tai
buvo kompromisinis pasiulymas.
Juo buvo bandyta bendruomenes
organizavimosi tikslo siekti ir
visdelto nekurti nauju organi-
zaciju bel nekeisti esamuju or
ganizaciniq tradicijQ. Tai buvo
ideja, kad visa tai ivyktu jau
esamos Americas Lietuviu Ia
rybos 'pastogeje'', ta ''pastoge''
tik atitinkamai prapleciant ir
priderinant ja platesniems uz-
daviniams.
Toxic kompromiso svarbiau-
sias tikslas buvo - nesudaryti
aplinkybiQ, kuriose naujoji cia
esanciu lietuviu visuomenes da-
lis pasijustu susiorganizavusi
atskirai, senoji dalis pasijustu
pasilikusi senose formose irgi
atskirai.
Prizes IL menesiq 81 ideja il
esmes buvo priimta ir Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Tarybos suvazia-
Vino. Tx, kadangi tos idejos
realizavimo simultaneous mega
lejo per trumpa laika Tarybos
nariams visiskai paaisketi, rel
kalas vel buvo pavestas studiju
komisijai, davus trumpa termina
darbui baigti
tia dalykai vel iklimpo. Pa.
rengiamieji darbai ne tik nebu.
vo baigti skirtu laiku Tiki Va
sario Is dienos), bet dar giliau
apsigaube pesimizmo bel skep.
timizmo miglomis.
Bet sia vasara Tarybos Vyk-
domasis Komitetas susiddre 81
kitais sumanymais, kilusiais u
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Tarybos palairninimas

ALT virsunes nusistatymas
tue klausimu lig. paskutiniu die
nu daugumui buvo misle. Tary-
bos svuaziavime Vykd. Komite-
to vicepirmininkas adv. A. Oils
papildydamas sekretoriaus P,
Grigaicio pranesima, pazymejo,
kad Sis reikalas Vykd. Komitete
is tikruju nuejo ne tue keliu, ku-
ris jam buvo pereito suvaziavi.
mo numatytas. Pritardamas is
esmes bendruomenines organi.
zacijos kurimui, pareiske tik pa.
geidavima, kad visa tai turety
vykti, stengiantis lietuviu vi.
suomene sujungti, o ne suskirs.
tyti j dvieju kartu skirtingus
susiburimus.
Netrukus Vykd. Komiteto pir.
mininkas L. Simutis pareiske
kad Kataliku Federacija jau pri-
tare dabartiniam klausimc
sprendimui ir nurode, kad, jei.
gu Taryboje bltu kitokiq nuo-
moniQ, tai Taryba is viso mega
letu tuo klausimu pasisakyti
mes vieningas pasisakymas butq
neimanonas.
Kita diena, atejus laikui tue
klausimu galutinai pasisakyti
niekas nebuvo prizes rezoliucijq
komisijos patiekta 'pasiulyma,
lkuriuo suplanuotasis bendruo-
mes organizavimasis sveikinamas
ir laiminamas. Tx A. Oils bel
V. Rastenis pasiule, kad toje
rezoliucijoje neturetq buti ne.
pamatuoto pasigyrimo, anot ku.
rio iseitu, lyg Vykd. Komitetas
baige ta hdavini, kuri jam pc.
reitasis Tarybos suvaziavinias
buvo pavedes. Buvo nurodyta
kad reikalas sutvarkytas kair
tik ne taip ir ne tue laiku, kair
buvo ipareigota. Be didesniy
gincq tas pasigyrimas is nutari.
mo isbrauktas ir visi Tarybos
nariai pakelE rankas uz palaimi'
nina.
Nekeliant klausimo, ar naujas
kelias yra geresnis ar blogesnis
uz pernai numatytaji, visos Ia
rybos grup6s (neisskiriant il
SLA, apie kuri buvo anksciar
paskelbta, kad jis nusistat6 prie
singai) tuo bldu aiskiai pareis
k6 pritarima bendruomen6s or
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
VLIK A S
NEPATVIRTINO
SUSTTARIMO

Diplomatai pasisake uz. Vlikas
pasidalino pusiau.
Is Europos NUNS pranesa,
kad visi keturi oficialiai veikian-
ciu pasiuntinybiu vadovai (Wa-
shingtono, Londono, Pietu Ame-
rikos ir Vatikano) vieningai
pasisake uz Reutlingeno susita-
rimo patvirtinima be rezervQ,
kuriuos buvo norma prie jo pri-
kergti.
Vlikas to akivaizdoje klausi-
ma vel svarste. Penki Vliko ma
rial balsavo uz patvirtinima, XII
tt penki - kataliku grupiu at
stovai - prizes. Del to susitari-
mas, negaves aiskios daugumos
Vlike, laikomas Vliko nepriimtu.
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ganizacijai. Tad, reikia tiketis,
nebeliks priekaistQ, kad bend
ruomenes organizacijos ideja
yra "neamerikinis prasimany-
mas, su kuriuo bent jau senes-
MEMS sio krasto gyventojams
nereiktq tureti nieko bendra j.
Vyriausioji Amerikos lietuviu
organizacija pasisake tuo klau-
simu teigiamai.
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Po ivedamqju kalbu (Org
K-to atst. K. zalkausko, Vliko
atstovo prof. j. Kaminsko) ir
akto skaitymo, kuriu protarpiuo-
Sc didelis jungtinis choras, d.
riguojamas j. zileviciaus ar P,
Sake, pagiedojo atitinkamas
giesmes Maria, Pabuskim is
miego, Lietuviais esame mes
gime), bendruomenes organiza-
cija sveikino min. P. zadeikis,
'Tarybos pirm. l.; simutis, Bal
70 pirm. kan. j. B. Koncius,
Laisv. Eur. Lietuviu Grupes
pirm. V. Sidzikauskas ir vysk.
V. Briggs.
salia graziu link6jimu ir vii
ciq pareiskimu, 4 kuriais visos
sveikinimq kalbos buvo persunk-
tos, vysk. Briggs ypatingai
vaizdziai pabreze linkejima, kad
sioji organizacija kaip tik virstu
senosios ir naujosios kartos bel
formacijos lietuviu. santuoka, o
ne izoliacija. Min.,iP.' zadeikis
tarp kita ko pazymejo, kad ir is
Americas istaigu jo teirautasi,
kas tai yra ar kas bus toji lie
tuviq bendruomene. Ministeriui
atsakius, kad jam tas dalykas
yra gerai zinomas ir kad jis
esas visa sirdimi su sia organi.
zacija, is ten buve atsakyta, jog
to uztenka ir sio krasto valdzios
lstaigose esamo didelio pasiti.
kejimo Lietuvos valstybes at.
stovybe.
Baigdamas savo zodl min. P
zadeikis pabreze, kad jis sveiki.
ma bendruomene ne tik savo bet
ir
Lietuvos pasiuntinybes, XII
tq cia nedalyvaujanciq
Lietuvos pasiuntiniu ir Lie
tuvos Diplomatines Kolegi.
jos SefO vardu.
Pareiskimas buvo sutiktas
gausiu plojimu. Jis mesa svie-
sos i gandeliu keliama migla,
anot kurios, Lietuvos pasiunti-
Mai nesudara suderintai veikian-
clio junginio.