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Milford chronicle., 1951-08-03
Farm Serves AS
Classroom

AMES, Ia.-(P)-Classes are held
IN the farm yard and fields and
machinery serve as textbooks" in
one course at Iowa State College
This is the way the students i'm the
course in farm management took
their final examination at the close
Of this years term:
They were taken to a nearby
l5S-acre farm, and given time to
examine the buildings, tour the
fields, note the type and condition
of the soil, check the fences, OBJ
serve the livestock and take inven-
tory of the machinery. Then they
talked with the professional farm
manager and Quizzed the tenant at
length about every detail of the
operation.
When they were through, the
students sat down in the farm
yard to answer a series of uues-
tons about their evaluations of the
farm and its resources, and what
they believed would be a good pro-
gram for the future to get maxi
mum net income for the owner.
Faculty members who helped
plan the course say they believe
1t is a good way to tie together the
teachings from the departments of
animal husbandry, agronomy, agri-
cultural engineering, and agricul-
tural economics.
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-03

Mr.. Armour Percell and children
and Mrs. Jennie Armour, of Hous-
ton, were callers on Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Armour Friday evening.
Miss Alice Dickerson, of Phila-
delphia, recently spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Shockley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Clendaniel
and family, Of near Middletown,
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Clendaniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith and
son Billy, with friends from Holm
es, Pa, were guests of Mrs. Het-
es,, Pa, were guests of Mrs. Het-
Mrs. S. L. Wilson and Mrs. F.
A. Morris spent the weekend at
Bethany Beach with Mrs. Morris
daughter, Mrs. James Humes.
Funeral services for Mr.. Mark
L. C. Wilde, age 76, of Pitman, N.
j., who died at the home of his
brOther-in-law, J. G. Darby Thurs
day night, were held from the OAR
by home Sunday. Interment at Bar
rats Chapel. Mr.. Wilde had re-
tired some years ago. He is sur
vived by his wife, Mrs. Clara John
son.
Mrs. Helen S. Carlisle, is visit
ing her son and daughter in law,
MIR. and Mrs. Lester L. Carlisle Jr.,
and also her grandson. This is
MRS. Carlisls's visit to see the
grandson. They reside in Boston,
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Woodland and
family, spent Sunday at kits Hum
mock, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rawley
Slaughter and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Johnston and son, Rick.
Mr.. Thomas H. LOhan and niece,
Mrs. Ann Dendler had relatives
from Philadelphia on Sunday.
The Frederick Fire Company will
sponsor a donkey baseball game on
Wednesday night, August 18th, at
$3.50 p. M. The married men will
play the single men.
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-03
TRINITY

Mrs. Frank Galloway and grand
daughter, Miss Joyce smith of
Wachaprague, Va, are spending
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Hastings. Other visitors of the
Hastings on Sunday were Frank
Galloway of Wilmington and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Morris of FELTON,.
Miss Barbara Wyatt of near no
yer and Miss Caroline Wheatlev
spent the weekend with Mrs. Em-
ma Harper.
Miss Judith Welker of Philadel-
phia is spending this week with her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. FarI
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Vincent Of
Seaford and relatives of Washing
ton, D. c., called on Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Martin on Saturday. On sun
day Mrs. Glenna Adams of Wood
enhaWk was an afternoon guest
Miss Carol Russell spent part of
this week with her cousins near
Oak Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl White. Miss
Grace Hastings, Miss Jean Ann
Hastings and Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Hastings spent Sunday at River
view, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hastings and
children, Jack and jeanne. Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Nelson, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Wheatley, Mr.. and MRS
Lee Carey, Miss Betty Ann Carev
and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel War
ringtOn and children, Everett
Joyce and Janice spent Sunday af-
ternoon at Lewes.
Rev and Mrs. J. E. Layton and
grandson of Greenwood called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Martin and Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Warrington and
family on Thursday evening
The Atlanta Home Demonstra-
tion Club will hold its annual MIC
mic at Trappe Pond on Tuesday
z. Lunch at 1890. Ladies'
are asked to bring cakes.
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-03
FREDERICK
BY Mrs. HOey Gross
Phone Frederick 1851

Mrs. John Hammond and daugh-
ter Joan will be leaving the first
OF the month for a visit with Mrs.
Hammond's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Daugherty, of Knoxville,
Tenn, Mrs. Hammond was former
ly Of that city M. Hammond will
Join them later in the month.
Mr.. Robert Morris returned to his
nome near Wilmington, after SPEND
ing the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. Huey Gross, Callers on Mrs.
Gross Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Patterson, of Delaware CITY.
Mrs. Jane Cook and son Donald.
OF Wilmington, and son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. LLOYD
Brown, of Philadelphia, called on
relatives and friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reed and
son, of Cheswold, spent Sunday
with Mr.. Roland Knots and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Marker.
Mr.. Chester Donovan, of town
and sister, Mrs. Bette Wing, of
ChesWold, attended the funeral of
their grandmother at Milford last
Thursday.
Many from town attended the
Fair last week and Sam Numis'
auto races at Harrington Fair
grounds on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nutter Marvel were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Sharp at their cottage at Big Stone
Beach last Thursday
Jimmy Tingle is at Camp Barnes
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Supple, Miss
Morris and friend, Mr.. Howard
RussInan, Mrs. Catherine Booker
and son recently spent the weekend
at Mrs. Supplies sisters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Barrett, Havertown,
Pa.
Mr. Francis Booker has just re-
turned from two weeks at Camp
Pickett, Va.
Sandra Palmer entertained at a
birthday party last week.
Mr. ard Mrs. Price, of Smyrna,
moved into one of Mrs. Emma HOl-
leger's bungalows Tuesday.
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-03
Cracked Skulls Keep
Missionary Busy

SEATTLE -(P)-A Seattle wo-
man Is going back to Pigs Peak
to mend broken heads and minister
spiritually to the Bantu people of
southeastern Africa. She is Miss
Estella Macdonald. who has spent
most Of her adult life working
with natives Of Africa as a mis-
siOnary for the Church Of the Ma
zarene. size sails from New Orleans
soon.
She viii be returning to Pigs
Peak, where she served from 1871
to 1947 in Swaziland, South Africa.
She recalls from her previous so
jouTn there that most of the medi-
cal cases she handled were broken
heads.
The natives carry what they
call snake sticks" she said. wfhere
are a lot Of snakes down there.
But, when the natives get full Of
tleir own mountain style Of beer
they start using those snake sticks
on each others skulls"
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-03
Crop Switch After 80
Years

IOWA CITY, Ia. -(P-Many
Iowa communities and even farm
steads are celebrating centennials
this year but there1l be none at
the Joseph F. Buschmayer farm
near here.
For SO successive years, the
farm has harvested good crops Of
corn for the Buschmayer family.
This year the place was seeded to
clover, timothy and alfalfa-no
corn.
The reason is that Karl Joseph
Buschmayer, %, son Of the owner,
was called to Army service. With
out his sons aid, the elder Busch
mayer passed up sowing his Gus
tQmary crop.
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-03
Expect Steady Cain
In Israeli Population

JERUSALEM -(P)- Time will
tell and-anther census. 2. Sharef,
secretary to the Israel Government,
predicted in public meeting here
that in 10 years from now the State
of Israel will have a population
of 100000 against the present
number of 100000, of whom he
expects 100000 to live in Jeru-
salem.
After the, speech, reporters asked
for Sharef's notes of his predic4
ti0ns. They were put in an enve-
l0pe, sealed, inscribed "Open on
May IL, 1861" and put in a safe
in the prime minister's office.
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-03
Wins Office On Recount

CENTRALIA, IlI.-(R-An cleo
ton candidate finally won his Office
two months after he apparently
tied then lost by a coin toss.
Democrat Paul Droit won the
toss for Brushy township highway
commissioner in Saline county, III.
But Republican Oval Hankins' de-
mani for a court recount gave
Hankins one vote victory.
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-03

Leftover sweet potatoes may be
mashed into small patties, rolled in
bread crumbs, and Drowned on both
sides in a little fat for a second
serving.
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-03
self-POwered Rocket

The power plant Of the modern
rocket carries its own oxygen In
turn moved and burned with gas
then thrust out as with the let
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-03
WED, Thursday, August go
Matinee Daily At 2;SO P. N.

NAY we sUecEsT-coi Our And
Keep This I'd So You win Know
What Is Bsins Played
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09
LietuviQ diena RoChestery

Liepos 20 diena Rochestery
IN. W buvo svenciama tradi-
cine LietuviQ Diena.
svente pradeta II val. pamal-
domis uz Lietuvos islaisvinima.
1 val. po pietQ, lietuviu ir ame-
rikieciu tautinemis spalvomis
papuostais automobiliais, dau-
guma sventes dalyviu organi-
zuotai vyko j Sheutzen parka,
kur vyko tolimesne sventes pro-
grama.
ALTO pirmininkas Petras
Narkeliunas ir rasytojas Jurgis
Jankus pasake sventes reiksme
apibudinancias kalbas. Petro Ar
mono vedamas choras graziai
padainavo penkias koncertines
lietuviu dainas. Ypac graziai
skambejo Sasnausko "Karveleli
melynasai" kurioje solo partija
atliko sol. Armoniene. Stasio H.
glno vadovaujama tautiniu So
kiu grupe pasoko Blezdingele,
Maluna ir Mikita.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09
1. MOkyklOs

Turiu minty lietuvisku para
piju vedamas ir 900 tremtiniu
vaiku lankomas. Nebera reikalo
bekartoti, kokia padetis yra mi
netose mokyklose lietuviu kal-
bos, jau nekalbant apie lituanis-
tikos Qietuviu kalbos, istorijos,
geografijos bel tikybos) dalyku,
mokyma mes spauda yra gan is
samiai apie tai rasiusi. siandien
belieka tik isvada pakartoti, kad
niekas kitas lituanistikos dalyku
ivedimui nesipriesina, kaip tik
lietuviu baznytine sierra, nors ir
negincijama, kad kadaise kata-
likiskas blokas tas mokyk-
las suorganizavo. Tx, deja,
siandien jos tapo didesniais ar
mazesniais nulietuvejimo cent
rails. Taip yra ne tik del to, kad
jos nebeturi lietuviu kalbos, bet
ir del to, kad nei tremtiniu tevu
prasomu lituanistikos dalyku
nesutinka isileisti tas mokyk-
las. (Aisku, nekalbama apie ta
keleta, kurios tuos dalykus yra
jau isivedusios).
Jau ketvirti metal kaip mine
tas mokyklas lanko tremtiniu
vaikai. Vadinas, kaikuriems is
tu vaiku jau yra ketveri metal
pradzios mokyklos be lituanisti-
kos dalyku! Vieni is ju jau turf
10, kiti IA metu amziaus. Kaip
nepaprastai skaudu yra, kad ta
lietuvisku parapiju mokyklu ne
tvarka, tiesiog skandala spau-
dai pradejus iskelti aiksten, ka-
talikiskoji spauda - Darbinin-
kas, Draugas pradejo ia, ta ne
tvarka, lyg ir uzstoti, priekais-
taudama laikrasciams, kurie is
driso tai prabilti. Neturedami
kuo pateisinti ta netvarka, jie
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09

salia daugelio kitu parengi-
mq, dideli pasisekima turejo
pirma karta cia pasilinksmini-
mo vietoje P. Saladziaus ireng-
tas lietuvisku knygu kioskas.
Malonu pastebeti, kad Lietu-
viu Dienos parengimuose netik
lankosi ir dauguma cia gimusiu
lietuviu, bet taip pat ir rengime
aktyviai dalyvauja.
Pirmaja premija uz graziau-
siai papuosta automobile gavo
Amerikoje gime ir auge broliai
Stukai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09

apie Brccktono skautu vieneta.
Nei sueigQ, nei pramogu neruo-
sia, nors skautisko jaunimo tu-
ri grazq burr. Salygos skautams
bltu geros, mes Brocktono Lie
tuvip Taryba emesi globoti. Tam
reikalui net 100 doleriu paskyre,
bet nebuvo kas juos palma. BIZ
tu malonu, jei Brocktono skautq
vadas dar karta prisimintu daug
kartu susirinkimuose duotus
pazadus skautams ir tevams.
Xxi siol Brocktone nebuvo tin
kamo spaudos platinimo. To dar-
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Reserve District No. State o. 168
Report of Condition of
The Central Bank Company

Lora Ohio at the close of business unes 3O 95 Stae
banking organized operating under the banking
Published in accordance by the State Banking
the Federal Reserve Bank OF this DISTRICT
ASSETS
Cash. balances banks including baanse
and cash items in process of collection e5e72ss4
limited STATES ovnmen obligation direct an guaranteed 2615S33s
0hieations Of States and political subdivisions
serve bank) 1o5oooo
3439275
Dang All p 4oonO ~ ~ - .-- 4sAOo0o
Investments andt other assets indirectly representing
n,s1sasa NV ' herr ssSs9s sasa %
TOTAL ASSETS - ----------- 7,4ss5so2s
LIABILITIES
deposits of individuals partnerships and corporations
p savngs1 @ 0. . oo.."e ----------------- 1ss1ssss
o p9sS depo e sa Certified afa aa and aeeps heRs etc. 2ss
Other liabilities % ~ - o- - -------------- 5s,7s1.72
obigat;ons shown below ~ ~- 71oo65os6
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Surplus 260O00O0
Undivided profits 25soe42
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ----------------- 3859O942
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 74S656o28
This banks capital consists of: -
Commo stockw with total value of ----$0O0O000
Assets or
(a) reduction
Hypothecated Assigned Deposits under Section 7lo-so
that the above the best knowledge
and belief
coRREcr-ArrEsr: e. f. G. 6: cooFER. p25E
" C. eA1s MecoNNEL1s On Sa11si Directors.
Sworn and subscribed before me sv% M S sd % Of N9s,g, sy Pss
My Commission Expires Aug 15. 1868
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09
DIR. M KIRKILAS

uzkliuvo uz to, kas buvo ir ko
nebuvo Lietuvoje.
Jei jau kalbesim apie nebuvi-
ma Lietuvoj katalikisko univer-
siteto - tiesa, toxic nebuvo.
Bet didelis klausimas ar il ka-
talikai, be vyriausybes pasalpos,
butu islaike? Bet uztat Lietuvoj
buvo kita auksta katalikiska
mokslo institucija; buvo bent
kelios Kunigu Seminarijos; bu-
vo gimnazijose, pradzios mo-
kyklose, kariuomenes, ligoniniu
kapelionai ir visa tai buvo arba
visai arba bent is dalies musu
vyriausybes islaikoma = apmo-
kama, ir galop visa dvasiskija
buvo vyriausybes apmokama.
Ar daug kur rasime pasaulyje
tokiu gestu is valstybes vyriau-
sybes?!
O tue tarpu koks buvo musu
dvasiskijos nusiteikimas W.
riausybes atzvilgiu?! Jau daug
ka pasako faktas, kad musu
baznyciose niekur nebuvo vals-
tybes veliavos, nebuvo leidzia-
ma Xxi lilo pasaulinio karo baz-
nyciose giedoti tautos himno.
Lai dvasiskija pridejusi ranka
prie krutines paklausia saves:
kaip il buvo nusiteikusi musu
vyriausybes atzvilgiu?! Kaip il
patti buvo auklejama ir kaip, is
ejusi is mokyklos suolo, auklejo
jaunima musu vyriausybes at
zvilgiu?! Vyriausybe visdelto
pasalpos religijos reikalams ne
nutrauke. Reikia tik stebetis
vyriausybes objektyviu religijos
supratimu valstybes gyvenime
ir gedytis, kad baznycia nerado
reikalinga baznyciose pastatyti
tautos veliavOs ir giedOti tautos
himna!
Tiesa, musu vyriausybe savu
laiku turejo gincu SUI Vatikano
atstovu. Nesant tikslo ju anali-
zuoti, noriu tik pabrezti, kad
tuos gincus turejo pasaulietisku
ir tikybiniu reikalu atstovai. Jei
kiekvienas norejo savo interesus
- nieko nuostabaus. Bet
nuOstabu yra tik tas, kad ir pO
tu gincu musu vyriausybe mi
netOs materialines ir tuo paciu
moralines pasalpOs religiniams
reikaIams nenutrauke.
O tue tarpu cia siandien musQ
tremtiniai jau kelinti metal We
da derybas su vietine lietuviq
dvasiskija bel ju galioje esan-
ciomis parapiju mokyklomis,
kad butu j jas ivesta lituanisti-
kos dalykai. Bevedant tas derry
has prieita net Xxi nesupranta-
miausiu ir neleistiniausiu zygiQ
is vietines dvasiskijos puses,
piktnaudojant net baznycia prizes
tremtiniu tevu sventas ir teise-
tas pastangas tautiniame ir re-
aukejime. Taigi!
Galop jei pasaulieciui kartais
religiniai reikalai nera taip su-
prantami ir juose suklysta -
tai yra daugiau suprantama;
bet visai nesuprantama ir skan-
dalinga, kada juose klysta Juos
atstovaujantieji. Ia proga pri-
simenant artimo meile, kaip to-
kia, juk kaip buvo ir tebera
skaudu tikintiesiems, kada cia
atvyke tremtiniai kunigai tik
vieno antro vietinio lietuvio kle-
bono tebuvo priimami lietuvis-
kas parapijas. Vieni buvo net
neisileidziami j klebonijas, XII
items net pamaldu neleido atlai-
kyti, kiti po keletos dienu tu-
reio bet kur nesdintis laukan lr
TT. Bet, deja, katalikisko bloko
spauda minetu siandieniniq 'is-
varymu ir nepriemimu" nemato
t. y. nenori matyti, nors lalko
save atstovaujanti objektyvuJa
teisinguma, meile, tiesa. Taigl!
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Atm erkim e axis
Mokyklos; parapija ir dvasisl<ija; spauda

Sio straipsnio autorius yra
vienas is lietuviu kunigu, kon-
kreciai susidurusiu su spaudo-
je jau nekarta minetais apgai-
letinais reiskiniais. Dedama jo
balsa Dirvos skiltyse, redakci-
ia is savo puses laiko reika-
linga pabrezti, kad u yra lie
tuviskose parapijose bel ju mo-
kyklose ir teigiamu pavyzdziQ,
p visu esamq lietuvisku pa
rapiniu mokyklu tinkamas su-
sitvarkymas dar neissprestu
visu lietuviu vaiku mokymo
problemos, kadangi yra lietu-
viu, gyvenanciu ir tokiose vie
tose. kur visai nera lietuviSku
parapiju nei ju mokyklu. Ia
ciau esamuju mokyklu tinka-
mas susitvarkymas, be abejo,
patenkintu tue reikalu suinte-
resuotu lietuviu didziuma. Del
tos tas dalykas ir yra aktualus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09

Paskutiniu laiku Wis dazniau
pasirodo spaudoje pasisakymQ
lietuviu parapiju mokyklu lie
tuviskumo reikalu. Ypac tue
tenka pasidziaugti Dirvos pa
stangomis. Ir kaip gala, kad j
vietoj sulaukus visuotines lie
tuviSkos visuomenes padekos
bel pritariancios pagalbos, deja
susilaukia, tick is atsakingu as
menu, tick is laikrasciu priekais-
tu ir tue paciu trukdymu.
Tuose priekaistuose bandoma
nukreipti demesi nuo pagrindi-
Mo reikalo, butent, lietuviSku
parapiju vedamu mokyklu nu-
lietuvejimo, j tokius siuo atveju
pasalinius klausimus, kaip ka-
taliku universlteto nebuvlmas
Lietuvoje, ar koki nors konflik-
tai SUI Vatikano nuncijom ir TT.
Sia proga tad, kada noroms
nenoroms pakartotinai vilkas
yra saukiamas is misko, pri-
verstinai randu reikalinga pa
kartoti keleta faktu, kurie lai
padeda viena karta atversti axis
tick Siandien tick kronikai: kur
yra viena is labai svarbiu lietu-
vybes slopinimo priezasciu ciO-
nyksteje kolonijose.
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Rinkliava Tautos Fondui

Lindeno (New Jersey ALT
skyrius vykde Laisves mobili-
zacijos vajaus Lietuvos islais-
vinimo kovai aukq rinkima gy-
ventoju namuose. Auku rinki-
ma skyriaxs isrinkti ir igalioti
vykde Barbora Asmontiene, B.
Vasylionis ir j. Prapuolenis. Su-
rinkta $50 doleriu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09

bo emesi senas lietuviu veike-
jas K. Jurgeliunas 124 Ames
st. Brockton, Mass. Leidyklos
ir redakcijos prasomas savo lei
dinius siuntineti tue adresu.
Brocktono tremtiniu tautiniu
sokiu grupes vadove Regina
spokevicidte sukure lietuviska
Selma, su tik ka is tremties at
vykusiu chemijos inzinierium
Vytautu Grubliausku. Jaunave-
dziai apsigyveno Brocktone.
T. Z.
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3. Spauda "a,

Laikui begant, SUI mineta ne
tvarka musu spAuda visuomene
pradeda supazindinti Bet ar ne
skaudu ir nekeista, kad Drau-
gas, aptarnaudalnas placia lie
tuviu visuomene, dar nera dri-
ses nei neigiamai .nei teigiamai
issitarti "gelezines uzdangos"
lituanistikos dalykan,s parapijQ
mokyklu reikale! Drauge uztat
randame gan daznai zinuciQ apie
lietuvybes "vegetavimo'' sesta-
dienio lietuviQ mokyklu, apie Ju
metini mokslo uzsibaigima su
tulo klebono ar prelato zodziu,
apie neistautejima(!D kada
tue tarpu tik nuo ju valios ,pri-
klauso lituanistikos dalyku ne
ivedimas j lietuviu parapijQ mo-
kyklas.
Mes rasime Draqge atsisauki-
mu ir raginimu remit Tevu Ma
rijonu ir Seseru KazimierieCiQ
Chicagoje statomus namus ir
mokyklas. Bet jei jau siandien
esamose ju ar kitu mokyklose
nebeisileidziama nei lituanisti.
kos dalykai nei items dalykams
destytojai lietuvybes palaiky.
mui - tai perdaug bltu naivu
tiketis anose statomose istaigo-
Sc lietuvybes palaikymo. Reike-
tu labai rimtai pagalvoti, ku-
riam tikslui minetos institucijos
ir lietuviq aukosCD tarnaus
ar lietuvybes palaikymui ar jos
slopinimui, jei jau siandien Te-
WI Marijonu redaguojamas il
administruOjamas laikr a s s
Draugas didziausioj lietuviq ko-
lonijOj - Chicagoh dar neis.
driso bel nepanoro tarti pasmer-
kimo uz neisileidima lituanisti-
kos dalyku j parapiju mokyklas.
Baigiant noretusi paklausti
visuomenes veikeju ir ypac te-
WI: - kokia gi yra lietuvisku-
mo ateitis ir tai netolima, jei
daugumas tremtinie ir seniau at
vykusiujQ vaiku lankomose pa
rapiju mokyklose jau kelinti me-
tai lituanistikos dalykai nera
destomi?! Lietuviq parapiju mo-
kyklq bel jq vedeju neigiamas
nusistatymas lituanistikos daily
kuose yra jau uztektinai isais-
kejes. Kada prizes trumpa laika
Dirvoje buvo skelbiama kelioli-
kos klausimu anketa, lietuviu
parapiju mokyklu lietuviskumo
diagnozui nustatyti, deja, jokia
mokykla, nei ju vedejai seserys
vienuoles ir parapiju klebonai
nesuteike jokiu ziniu. Jau ir Sis
gestas daug pasako apie rupini-
mosi uoluma lietuviskumu.
Belieka tad dvi galimybes
pirmoji - tai ia, kokia siandien
turime su parapiju mokyklomis
bel ju "gelezine uzdanga" litua-
nistikos dalykams. Bet tokioj
padetyj palikti musu tautos
prieaugli ar negrauzia tevu ir
visuomenes veikeju saziniu?!
Ar nejauciama atsakomybe prizes
partizanu ir visos tautos Sian
dien aukojama varga, kancias
ir krauja uz lietuvybe?!
Kita galimybe - visuomenes
veikejams ir ypac tevams dairy
ii griezciausius zygius del litu-
anistikos dalyku ir ju destytoju
ivedimo lietuviu parapiju mo-
kyklose. Priesingu atveju gal
voti apie kitas jaunimo aukleji-
mo istaigas, arba net ir apie
steigima tikrai savu mokyklu,
suderintu SUI veikianciais istaty-
mais, bet lietuviu tvarkomu ir
Tx jiems priklausomu.
Esu tikra, kad ne vienas sio-