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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-28
Move To Beatty
FIR. Pro, Martyred
For Faith lin 1927

VATICAN CITY, Radio, NC) -
The Sacred Congregation of Rites
here took up the question of
whether to introduce the cause of
Father Miguel Pro, Mexican Jesuit.
for beatificatiOn.
AT the same time the Congrega-
tion discussed whether to introduce
the cause of Anna Maria Alerni.
foundresS of the landmarks of the
Blessed Virgin Immaculate and of
the Parma Institute of the Good
Shepherd.
The decision of the Congrega-
tion was not announced in either
case.
Father Pro, who was shot on
November %, 1927, by Mexican
soldiers, is popularity regarded as
a martyr of the faith. He was
killed at the age of "a, only two
years after ordination TO the priest
hood. He was allegedly executed
for political offense" under the
Gales regime. However, it is gen
orally believed that he was shot
because he ministered secretly to
the Mexican Catholics, and many
times escaped police traps set for
him.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-28

Migration Commission, War Relief
Services - National Catholic Wei.
fare Conference, the IRO, the Unit
ed Nations High Commissioner for
Refugees, the international Labor
Office and the UN Middle East Re-
lief Agency. The appeal said:
In this transitional hour when
the International Refugee Organi-
zstlon is ending its activities for
displaced persons, we make an ear
nest appeal to the heads of gov
ernments and churches, leaders
Of industry and labor to come to
the aid of the multitudes of hui
man beings driven from their
homes and forced as refugees to
live life Of extreme privation and
suffering"
Meanwhile, the Rev. Edward ].
killion, Redemptorist of the US.
Baltimore Province, called for a
real effort to help relieve the mis-
cry of the refugees. He spoke at
the first meeting of the Advisory
Committee of the U.N. High Com
missioner for Refugees, on which
he is representative Of the Vati-
can.
In speaking of the choice of the
Vatican to serve on the committee,
Father Killion said, this is the
first time in the history of inter
national cooperation that the Holy
See has been given a voice in a
capacity such as its present one.
While grateful and appreciative to
those who made this possible, its
one and only ambition is to use
this occasion for the ultimate ben
eft of the largest possible number
of people, in whose behalf we are
gathered"
Father Killion recalled an earli-
er suggestion that a refugee camp
would be the best place to hold a
conference on displaced persons.
In such setting, he said. dele
gates would be confronted face
to face with the problems they are
discussing"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-28
Catholic Hospital
Praised for Stand
On COlOred Nurses

NEW YORK, NC)-Civic lead
ers and representatives of Jewish
and Protestant bodies have joined
with the Catholic lnterracial Coun-
Gil in commencing a Catholic hos
pital in West Virginia for giving
colored and white nurses equal sta
tus on its staff The group also
formally pledged its efforts to the
extension of the policy Of racial
equality in hospitals throughout
the country.
This action, in the form of re-
solution, was inspired by the stand
of st. Francis Hospital in Charles
ton, w. Va, when it retained its
three Negro nurses after 20 white
nurses of its staff struck last May
to have them removed. IL follow
ed a panel discussion of the prob,
lem OF Negro nurses before an in
terracial audience at the Catholic
Interracial Council here.
The panel, consisting Of Richard
S. Zeisler of the American Jewish
Committee, the Rev. DIR. Marshall
Scott of the Presbyterian Institute
of Industrial Relations, and Dr.
John +. Moseley, New York Negro
physician, with the Rev. John La
Fargo, Sd, associate editor of Am
erica, as moderator, stressed the
need for utilizing the skills of
Negro nurses in the present ma
tional emergency.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-28
Six French Sisters
Home Safe After
Trial By Chinese

PARIS - (NC) - Six French
missionary Sisters, accused by Chi
nese communist authorities Of
numbering" 10000 infants in their
orphanage, have arrived safely
home in France.
The Sisters were released by the
Reds after they had been tried"
and sentenced to six month prison
terms for their alleged crimes.
The six nuns, members of the Con
gregation of Mary Immaculate, are
staying at their motherhouse in
Groslay near Paris.
Until recently the Groslay com
munity operated an orphanage, dis.
pensary and leper hospital in Fort
Bayard, port on the South China
Sea opposite Hainan Island. The
superior of the Ford Bayard mis-
sion described the events leading
to the Sisters trial.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-28
Requiems Sung for
Two Nun-Teachers
Buried Last Week

Sister Mary Mendors. a native
OF Marion, died last week at the
mother house of the Sisters of
the Precious Blood in DAYTON
Baptized Dora McNally. she was
the daughter of Peter and Mary
Doyle McNally.
Sister Mendoza celebrated her
83rd birthday last June. She en-.
tered the religious life more than
80 years ago and was an instruc-
tor in music and law
She was buried at the mother
house Saturday, Dec. %.
Sister Mary Robert, a teacher
at the 81. Rose parochial school.
New Lexington, died last week at
Mt. St Mary's hospital. Nelson
vile.
Sister Robert had been a teach
er at st. Peters parochial school.
Columbus, and St Anthony's pa
rochial school, Charleston, w. Vir-
ginia.
She was buried Dec. 10 in the
convent cemetery at st. Aloysius
Academy, New Lexington.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-28
May They Rest In Peace

FRISSORA, Mrs. Lena, %, 1923
E. 21st avenue, Columbus, Dec. %,
st. John the Baptist church. Sur
vivors: her husband, Joseph; her
parents, two sons, four sisters and
a brother
APPLETON, Mrs. Helen, "A, 608
Vine street, Mt. Vernon, Dec. 20,
st. Vincent de Paul church. Sur
vivors: her husband, Donald; her
mother, a daughter, two brothers
and three sisters.
FARWICK, Mrs. Kate, rs, 643
Moulton place, Portsmouth, Dec
20, Holy Redeemer church. Sur
vivors: two sisters, a half-brother
and two half-Sisters.
McINERNEY, James, 90, Crooks
vile, Dec. II, st. Rose church, New
Lexington. Survivors: two sons and
two daughters.
KRIGBAUM, DIR. Roy, SO, 3l1
Kimball place, Columbus, Dec. 2l,
Holy Rosary church. Survivors: his
wife, Lillian; son, daughter and
two brothers.
GIANTONIO, (GilD Mrs. Be.
atrice, "a, 1913 E. 14th street, Co
lumbus, Dec. Is, st. John the Bap-
tist church. Survivors: two sons,
three daughters, two brothers and
three sisters.
SHINES, Lawrence, 81, 726 JEFF
fersOn avenue, Columbus, Dee. 20,
st. Patrick's church. Survivors: his
wife, Geraldine; a son, a brother
and two sisters.
BULL, Mrs. Mary, 81, 48 f. Kel-
so road, Columbus, Dec. 20, I'm
maculate Conception church. Sur
vivors: two daughters and two
sons.
DUNN, Mrs. Abigail, II, 326 w.
Hubbard avenue, Columbus, Dec.
10, st. Francis of Assist church.
Survivors: three sisters and one
brother.
LINDSEY, Scott, 1915 Summit
street, Columbus, Dec. 81, Sacred
Heart church. Survivors, his wife,
Ruth; two daughters, one sister
and five brothers.
CAVANAUGH, James 81, SIS
Midgard road, Columbus, Dec. II,
Immaculate Conception church.
Survivors: three sisters and three
brothers.
FUCHS, Mrs. Antonia, as, 865
Macon street, Columbus, Dec. II,
St, Mary'S church. Survivors: her
husband, William; two sons; and
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-28

her mother, sister and brother in
Germany.
AZBELL, Mrs. Charlotte, II, $50
f. Walnut street, Lancaster, Dec.
p, St. Mary's church. Survivors:
two daughters, two sons, one sis
ter and three brothers.
KOGURA, Michael, n, 1919 Leo
nard avenue, Columbus, Dec. %,
St. Dominic's church. Survivors:
his wife, Katherine.
SCHIRTZINGER, John, SO, 500
Kimball Place, Columbus, Dec. "a.
Holy Rosary church. Survivors:
three daughters, four sons, a sister
and a brother.
ELLIS, Mrs Karen, so, New Lex
ington, Dec. %, St. Rose church.
Survivors; five sons, four daugh-
ters, two brothers and two sisters.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-28
COlumbans Let Contract
To Build Major Seminary

BOSTON, (NC)-The Columbian
Fathers have announced plans to
build a major seminary in Milton,
Mass.
The contract has been let to the
Walsh Bros, firm of Cambridge,
Mass, and work on the first two
units of the four-unit, 81 1000, 900
project will begin in March, it was
disclosed At present the major
seminarians of the Society of st.
Columbian study at the society's
major seminary near Omaha, Nebr.
Barry Byrne, Chicago church build
er, is architect on the project
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-28
Near-Centenarian Dies

MANCHESTER, N. II. - (NC) -
Miss Helen Guabert, oldest parish
ioner of st, Mary's Church here, has
died at the age of 80 years. A ma
tive of France, she had lived here
for 90 years.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-28
UN Refugee Group Will Quit;
Millions Without Help, Homes

GENEVA = NC) = The United
Nations International Refugee Or
ganization stops operations Dec. 81.
This means millions of the worlds
displaced persons are left without
help in finding new homes.
To fill the gap left by the U.N.
groups automatic death, after
four and one-hslf years Of exist
ence, % international organiza-
tions have appealed to the heads
of governments and churches to
aid the refugees.
Among those signing the appeal
were the international Catholic
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-28
Missioner Cuts
His Tongue To
ThWart Reds

ROME (Radio, NC) - An Italian
missionary priest in China who cut
his tongue in anticipation of com
munist torture to force him into
becoming an informer on the
Christians in his parish, will be
deprived of speech for the rest of
his life.
This was stated by the Superior
of the Rev. Alfeo Emaldi, mem
Der of the Xaverian Missionary Fa-
theirs, whose headquarters are near
Parma, Italy. Father Emaldi, who
had served in Tientsin, China, for
25 years, was arrested on Novem-
Der IS and later expelled to Hong
Kong. He arrived in Italy earlier
this month.
According to the superior, Fa-
ther Emaldi is at present still able
to speak, though only with diff
Guilty. The superior said the priest
was not actually tortured but.
while being held in house arrest
before being examined, he feared
that he would be subjected to tor
ture later on in the investigation
and, therefore, cut his tongue
twice, using a razor blade.
Besides being chaplain of the
Catholic hospital in Tientsin, Fa-
ther Emaldi was also pastor of
Sacred Heart Church there and
we'll known to many people.
According to his superior Fa-
ther Emaldi's experience was brief
and not painful. He succeeded in
his purpose of not revealing any
information to his captors.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-28
Denmark Leads Progress

NEW YORK-(NC)-The Church
has made greater progress in Den
mark than in any Of the other four
Scandinavian countries, according
to a statistical table released by
the ST. Ansgar's Scandinavian Cath
Ollie League here.
The Church in Denmark counts
$4,000 faithful in a population of
3,614.000. This compared with 49,.
500 Catholics among Sweden'S g..
$50, l80 people; 1890 Catholics
among Norway's 2,846, 1000 people;
1870 Catholics in Finland's popula,
tion of 4,052,177, and 500 Catholics
In Iceland's population OF l27,770.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1951-12-28
Has 100 Catholic Schools

TOKYO, NC) - Japan now has
106 Catholic schools with an en-
rollment of 45,l45. The teaching
staff consists of 689 Religious (203
men and 486 women) and 2,09l
lay teachers.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-14
June IA, 1851 = No. "a
CLEVELAND, OHIO
IR ELS M A S
PRIPAZINO...

Jungtiniu Valstybiu Augs-
ciausias teismas patvirtino
sprendima vienuolikos komunis-
tu vadu byloje. 81 byla per vi
sas instancijas eidama uztruko
beveik trejus metus. Pc ilgu
svarstymu teismas sesiais bal
sails pries du (vienam, kaip bu-
vusiam kaltintoju berengiant ta
byla, susilaikius) nutare spren-
dina patvirtinti.
Svarbiausias klausimas cia
dabar buvo = ar istatymas, ku-
riuo remianti kaltinamieji nu-
teisti, nepriesingas konstituci-
jai, ir ar komunistu veikimas IS
tikruju yra aiskus ir akivaizdus
pavojus AmerikOs santvarkos
garantuOtOms laisvems.
Nors ir po treju metq, bet
teismas pripazino, kad taip, kad
tai istikro yra pavojus... Ia
ciau du teisejai buvo tos nuo-
mones, kad toxic pavojaus ne
ra. Vienas is ju aiskina, girdi,
komunistai yra Amerikoj reiks-
mes neturinti mizerija, jie siulo
idejas, kuriu niekas nenori, par
davineja preke, kurios niekas
neperka, todel, girdi, neapsimo-
ka prizes ia veikima imtis griez-
tu priemoniu...
Reiketu items teisejams paro-
dyti, kad ir tokia Genocido Pa
roda, kuri kaip tik dabar atida-
roma. Juk Lietuvoj irgi tQ
"prekiu" geruoju niekas me
pirko". Tepasiziuretu, kas atsi-
tinka, kai komunistai igyja ga
limybes savu budu savo 'preke"
'pasillyti' ir zmones vistiek ne
parodo moro ia priimti..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-14

bangos. Atsiminkime savo Sven
ta pareiga tevynei, tautai, savo
artimiems. Pasirodykime vienin-
gi esq. Tegul mus tokiais pama-
to visi tie, kurie netiki, kad ru-
siskasis komunizmas yra toks
baisus. Tegul musu kaltinanti
ir ispejanti balsa isgirsta visas
laisvasis pasaulis.
"Neilgai dziaugsimes laisve,
jei planuosime tik laisvqju tau
ty gynima, uzmirsdami paverg-
tas ir zudOmas tautas uz gele-
Zines uzdangOs!" - tegul buna
musq ispejimo ir reikalavimo
vedamoji mintis.
NepaSkeSklme amerlkOnlSkO]e
kasdienybeje. ! mus zilri is
gastingi musq artimqjq Lietu-
voje veidai. / mus zidri dideliq
kanciu ir skausmu israipyti
broliq ir seserq veidai RAINY
miskelyje, Pravieniskese, Pa
nevezyje, Zarasu0se. NKVD
mirtininkq kamerose. ! mus nu-
kreiptos viltys artimpju salta-
jane Sibire ir sunkiqju darby
vergu stOvyklose. Tx mumis
pasitikedami dar laik0si Lietu-
vos miskq broliai -- partizanai.
Visa tai mus ipareigOja.
Ed. Karnenas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-14
PASlRUOS|MAI BIRZELIO 7-AI

Birzelio ivykiu desimtmecio
minejima Clevelande surengti
dideliu mastu spadiktavo sios
priezastys: y yyletos lietuviu ko-
lonija yra viena is didesniuju
Amerikoje, p ,bolseviku oku-
puotoje Lietuvoje, kaip Latvi-
joje ir Estijoje, raudonasis tero-
ras siaucia nemazejanciu inirti-
mu, 81 bendro likimo baltu tau
toms, t. y. musu broliams ir Sc
serims uz gelazines uzdangos
gresia visiskas zuvimas, 4) lais-
vasis pasaulis kalba tik apie ko-
munizmo sustabdyma, bet ne
apie pavergtq tautu gelbejima,
81 tremtiniai, kurie yra gyvi
raudonojo kosmaro liudininkai,
negali butt ramls del ju tautu
tragedies ir jaucia savo parei-
ga visais galimais budais stip-
rinti pavergtu tautu islaisvini-
mo kova bel antikomunistini
fronta, g. tokios sukakties pro-
ga neuztenka tik kolonijos RI
bose tarpusavy padejuoti, pasi-
melsti ir, nieko nenutarus, grlz-
ii pilkon kasdienyben.
Skelbdamos susikaupimo il
antikomunistines akcijos savai-
te, pabaltieeiua vyriausios orga-
nizacijos isleido atsisaukima
amerikieciu visuomene, ragina
visus pabaltiecius (senuosius ir
naujuosius ateivius bel ju val
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-14
Birzelio II minejimas
Los Angeles

Birzelio ivykiu minejimas Los
Angeles mieste issiplete net
dvi dienas ir iris vietas. Birze-
lilo 16 d. vakare Odd Fellows
Temple saleje minejimas rengia-
mas bendro estu, latviu ir lietu-
viu komiteto. Sekancia diena,
birzelio II, lietuviq parapijos
baznycioje pamaldos, gi po pie
tq, ukrainieciu saleje, ALT rem
giamas minejimas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-14

kus, neisskiriant ir Amerikoje
gimusio pabaltieciu jaunimo)
pareiksti rysku protesta prizes
komunistus ir jiems prijaucian-
cius, rasyti laiskus JAW prezi-
dentui, senatOriams, kongresma-
mans ir spaudai, kad butu pa
greitintas GenOcido KonvencijOs
ratifikavimas (priemimas), kad
JAW vyriausybe iskeltu Jungti-
niu Tautu Organizacijoje Sovie-
tn Rusijos pavergtu tautu ge-
nocida (zudyma) ir kad butQ
imtasi grieztesniu priemoniq
prizes sOvietu RusijOs agentq
veikima. Laukiama, kad tue bu-
du ypac musu senieji ateiviai
ir ju jaunimas, kaip moka ge-
raj anglq kalba ir budami JAW
pilieciai, gall atlikti dideli pa
tarnavima savo Tevu zemes is
laisvinimui pagreitinti.
Clevelande sudaryta tokia pa
minejimo programa:
l. Penktadieni, birzelio Is d.
Lietuviu Radio Valanda kair
paprastai, 700 val. yak, WSRS
1890 kc) skiriama visiems Gle.
velande gyvenantiems pabaltie'
CLAIMS ir bus atlikta TRIMS kal'
bomis: lietuviskai, latviskai il
estiskai.
2. Sestadieni, birzelio 16 d..
600 val. yak, bus spaudOs kOn.
ferencija, kurion pakviesti anne
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-14
TO MES N|EkAD
NEUZk1IRS|M

budeliai dingsta. Jei ne birz clio
14-tOji, neturetq siandien pasau-
lis toxic mastO tremtiniu pro-
blemos, nebltu ir Amerikoj at
sidures toks skaicius lietuviq,
latviq, estu ir kitty.
Stu dienu milziniskOjo Erodo
samdiniai jau nei nebandO gin
cyti, kad birzeliO 14-tOsiOs max
ties nebuvO. Jie kazinka duotq,
kad apie ja niekas nekalbetu,
bet mes jos neuzmirsim, atmin-
sim taip, kad pasaulo istorijoj
nublanks kldikiq zudymO ir
Baltramiejaus naktys prizes bir-
zelio 14-taja nakti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-06-14

Pasaulis lig siol tebeprisime-
ma ana nakti, kada Judejos ka-
ralius ErOdas issiunte savo bu-
delius pirmagimiq zudyti. Ne
uzmirsO pasaulis ir kruvinOsios
Baltramiejaus nakties Paryziu-
je. Kas gi gall uzmirsti ia max
tt, kuria ne kelios desimtys, ne
keli simtai, o kelios desimtys
tiikstanciu budeliq buvo issiqs-
ii isplesti is gimtqju nanny de-
simciq tlkstanciu seimq nuo
istiso Baltijos kranto!
Ir Erodo zudynes, ir Baltra-
miejaus naktis atsitiko po vie
ma karta. Nors jos buvo baisios
items, kurie jas pergyveno, bet
savo mastu jos buvO tik mazas
incidentas prizes birzelio ID!
Ir kaip galima ia uzmirsti, ka-
da il buvo tik pirmoji tokia te-
mai, bet, deja, ne paskutine, ka-
da il dar didesniu mastu Wis ir
Wis kartojama kOne kas metal,
kada mazesniu mastu il karto-
jasi kiekviena karta saulei nu-
sileidus. Lygiai 10 metq Sian
diem sueina nuo tos pirm0siOs
birzelio IA tosios, jau 1858
kartus saule leidOsi nuo tOs die
nos, ir daugumas tq naktu buvo
panasiai baisios, -kaip ir ia, ku-
rios labiausiai neuzmirstame.
Jeigu ne birzelio Ia naktis,
gal zymiai menkesnis bltu bu-
yes ir birzeliO % dienOs sukili-
mas, gal nebltu kiles tOks nesu-
valdomas dziaugsmas, kad pra-
sidejo karas, neses issilaisvini-
ma nuo birzelio IA tosios bu-
deiu. Ia naktis uztemde visas
mintis apie tai, kas ateina, ir
likO tik viena svarbu - kad tie
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Mr.. "a = 1851 m. birzeliO IA
CLEVELAND. OHIO
PRIZE ATVIRU
TAUTOS KAPU

Kiekvienam is musu teko sto
yeti prize atviro kapo, laidojant
brangu asmeni. Su tuo mes esa
me susigyvene, mes natural re.
miskoji mirtis yra neisvengia.
ma. Bet visai kita nuotaiks
mus slegia, kai mes stovime prie
atviru Tautos kapu.
Amziu grandineje Lietuvs
pergyveno daug juodu metu
Gal nei viena kita kuri tauta
nera taip brangiai savo dukry
ir sunq krauju is Praamziaus
pirkusi savo zemes, kaip lietu.
viz tauta. Istisos gentys yra
zuvusios kovoje SUI plesriais kai-
mynais. Bet tai yra jau tik is
torija, kaip istorija liko visos
kitos "Dievo rykstes' zmoni-
jai ir tautoms.
Lietuviu tautai kapus iskas6
okupantai prizes desimti metu,
Jie yra atviri, mes per istisa de-
simtmeti j juos krito okupantu
isniekinti, nukankinti ir suviu
j pakausi nusauti lietuviai. Nau-
jos nekaltos aukos krinta il
siandien. Ir dar nezinia, kada
bus galas Lietuviu Tautos kan
kinimui ir zudymui.
Numanoma, kad per ta de-
simtmeti lietuviu tauta neteko
ketvirtadalio savo sunu ir dukru.
Tai yra apie 100000 zmoniu,
Palyginus SUI JAW gyventojais,
tai reikstu apie 37.500.0OO EMO
niu.
Tai nera savizudybe. MusQ
Tautos zudyma vykdo svetimie-
il, Lietuvos okupantai, Krem-
liuje sedincio zmogaus bestijos
klusnios raudonuju gaujos. Tai
Dangaus kersto saukiantis ge-
nocidas!
Stovedami prie atviru tautos
kapu, mes giliai apgailestauja-
me, kad laisvasis pasaulis yra
lyg ir apsiprates su istisu tautV
zudymu uz gelezines sienos. Jc
pasyvi laikysena ir bendravimas
politikoje bel prekyboje su tau
tu zudytojais leidzia NUNS kal-
tinti j kaip bendrininka.
Del to, minedami liudnuju bir-
zelio dienu desimtmetl, mes ne
galime pasitenkinti tik susikau-
pimu. Kartu su likimo broliais
latviais ir kaimynais estais, pa
STALKING kitty pavergtu tautu
bendruomenes laisvame pasauly-
ie, turime sudaryti toki antiko-
munistini fronta, kad mlsq bal.
sas nebltu tik tyruose saukian-
ciojo.
"Mlsu yra lis milionq'' =
skaitome knygose ir atsisauki-
muose tq, kurie prizes kelerius
metus emesi organizuoti boise
vizmo pavergtuju tautu boise
ma nuo Baltijos Xxi Adrijos
Laikas bega. Genocidas siaucis
tuose krastuose neapsakomal
Milionai tu krastQ zmoniq pa
sklide laisvame pasaulyje, j.
tarpe daugybe vadu, politiku
tarptautiniu asmenybiu. O pa
zangos galingam antikomunls
tiniam frontui sudaryti kaip Il
nematyti. Argi visi jau paluzt
dvasioje del duonos kasnio sun
kiai dirbdami?-
Ne kasdien mes galime triuks
ma kelti. Taciau lildnqjQ birz
dienu desimtmeti minedam, sto
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tu tautybiu laikrasciu atstovai.
Konferencijos tikslas supazin-
dinti spaudos atstovus su Geno-
cido paroda, SUI Pabaltijo tautu
dabartine bukle ir su rusiskuo-
ju komunizmu. Gyvais liudinin-
kais konferencijoje dalyvaus bu-
We bolsevikq kalejimuose pabal-
tieciai.
3. Sestadieni, birzelio 16 d.,
900 val. vak., per viena is di-
dziuju Clevelando radio stociu
(WDOK, 5000 watu, 1860 kc)
- special programa anglu kali
ba vardu "Pazvelkime pro gele-
zine uzdanga" (Peering thru the
Iron Curtain). sioje programme
dalyvaus Cleveland Press Wy
riausias redaktorius Louis B.
Seltzer, Thomson Products
Corp. gen. menadzeris ir vice
prezidentas John d. Wright ir
atstove JAW Kongrese Frances
P. Bolton. Muzikine programos
dali atliks dainininke soliste Ju-
re Kristolaityte, pianiste Brute
Smetoniene ir Ciurlionio An
samblio vyru choras. sia progra-
grama organizuoja Lietuviu Ra-
dijo Valanda, pavedama Birze-
lilo dienu minejimo komiteto.
4. Sekmadieni, birzelio II d.,
IL: 100 VAL, ClevelandO katedrOje
specialios pamaldos uz kencian-
cias Pabaltijo tautas. Pamaldas
laikys katedros rektorius Msg.
Walsh. Jis pasakys ir atitinka-
ma pamoksla. Giedos CiurlioniO
Ansamblio vyru choras.
5. Sekmadieni, birzelio II d.,
200 VAL, Public Auditorium,
South Hall A Lietuviq TautOs
Genocido Parodos atidarymas.
Paroda atidarys Cleveland Press
vyr. red. Louis B. Seltzer.
Genocido paroda yra centrinis
birzelio ivykiu desimtmecio mi
nejimo Clevelande parengimas.
il bus atidaryta sekmadieni Xxi
1000 val. vak., ir po to dar iris
dienas kasdien nuo 1000 val.
ryto Xxi 1000 val. vakaro.
Yra dedamos pastangos, kad
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zmoniu skaicius. Visu pabaltie-
ciu pareiga ne tik patterns paro-
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amerikieciu. Yra isleista dide-
lis kicks atsisaukimu ir kvieti-
mu, kuriuos reikia paskleisti
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D-jos pirmininko butte, 7O15
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dakcijoje).
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6 100 val. yak. didelis pabaltieciu
| mitingas Engineers Auditorium
patalpose (St. Clair Ave. ir On
tario St. kampas), kur bus pa
skelbta antikomunistine dekla-
racija, dalyvaujant kitty paverg-
tu tautu atstovams. Anglu kali
ba kalbes Detroito univ. prof.
DIR. P. Padalskis. Koncerte daily
vaus pabaltieciu muzikines pa
jegos.